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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21

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In Ole manufacture Of many articles, New or
leans has long enjoyed premium over nearly
any ciy Of the Union Her workshops for the
production Of such things as require taste, es
pecially desire commentator; and if during the
war nearly all such establishments were under
cloud, and partook Of the calamties which befel
the balance of the industrial enterprises Of the
people, we are pleased to see that most of then
are now coming cut from under the cloud and re-
sumiqg with rapidly their old positions Taste is
one DC the great attributes Of our people, which
was no doubt inherited BY them from their French
ancestors and in the production Of articles requir-
ing its display, they cannot De excelled by any on
this continent. In no branch Of business is this
fact exemplifed more than in those Of the manu-
facture Of furniture and house furnishing goods;
among the manufacturers of these our old friend
and felow-citizen, Mr.. p Mallard, deseryedly
stands high. II will be seen upon reference to
an advertisement in another column, that he is still
driving his old trade, and from our examinations
OF the articles he has on hand, we are satisfied
that he Is doing it with equal success as of yore
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We publish below list Of the students Of Dol
BEARS Commercial College who received tile Hon
orary degree Of Master Of Accounts, on Saturday
May 10Th, 1866
1t will be understood that at this college there il
no vacation nor Hxed time for students entering,
or for awarding diplomas, but as soon as Students
are qualified to enter upon their duties as book.
keepers or business men, the degrees are conferred
SO as not to detain them unnecessarily. During
each month there are quite number who receive
their diplomas Students are required to have a
certain amount Of practical Knowledge before thew
can obtain the diplomas which are passports over
the country
H.B Ferguson, Of Louisiana; Nathaniel W..
Godbold Of Texas G. B. Ford, Of Mississippi; d.
=. Brian, Of Louisiana; l. D. Pickett, Of Missis.
sipni; NJ. ], Hall, Jr., Of Texas A. H. May, Of
Louisiana Lawrence Gayanagh, of Texas q. M.
Byrhe, Of Alabama l. NJ. DnBose, of Alabama
1 n Fuller, OF Louisiana; R. D. Lanier, of Misss.
sippi; G. B. Burns, Of Alabama; Geo. F. Cooke, of
Louisiana; W. c. Dykons, of Alabama; j. w.
stearnes Of Louisiana; D. n. Daunis, of Louisiana
l.c.Dyer, Of Texas; Ira %. Fort of Georgia !;
VIM. selkirk, Of TeSsas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21
ORLEANS 9ailg Qgpstent.

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, 1866-04-09

enemy. The popular associations OF schultze-
De1itzsch and tho Turners' Leagues will nat
ura1ly fall In With the general rank and dle
OF fantI-d5nasty refor1ne1s, while the German
revolutionary propaganda In Switzerland and
England, together With the German Aneri.
can champions Of universal liberty, will con.
tribute not little in cooperating with the
tedormcrs in the Fatherland.
The difficulty seems to be, how to merge
the mutual prejudiees Of the cultivated Ber.
liner against the volatile Viennese, of the
Lutheran Saxon against the Romaulst Dava.
5an, Of the infatuated Pomeranian against the
good-natured suabian, Of the fiery Rhmelande,
against the trigid men Of the Elder, Oder and
Spree, Of the proud Bromene5 agnlnst the
common sense Hamburger, and Of the con-
ceited Hanoverian against the less Inflated
BrunsWicker or Magdeburger+
; The difficulty is, how To merge The mutual
p1e}udiccs between these and other divergent
cities and communities, and bow TO- make
them all subsersient to the common cause of
common country. 4 people which. shows
80 remarkable an aptitude as the Germans in
nentifymg themselves with foreign countries.
cannot much longer remain novices in adapt.
ing themselves to the peculiar -e1igrncies Of
their gym conflicting communities. To sink
these comparatively petty dIne1enees and
rally harmunfouslY zound one and the same
national Republican platform, is now the
great desideratum Of Germany In the impena.
ing contest for liberty.
, 1866-04-09
xoLooMY PRosPRCr AeRoAD.

30oO01eA1 = KSV-'A AsNA .. H3A1 ~
Much nnensiness is ieit IN france, anu for
the hrst time stuce his coup d'efas Napoleon has
been hooted by the people ~ lately he drove
TO one Of the Partisan theatres His power at
home Is how openly assaiied By the foremost
men of France, and his foreign policy In
Mexico, Rome, Germany, Algeria, aud Rouma-
mia is also the object Of most unfavorable
comments.
While the horizon On the European Conti-
aeut IL thus overcast, that OF Great Britain is
Lar from being bright, and the present contest
for reform serves only to widen the breach Of
parties, and disclose the lmmense gulf
which st1l Yawua between universal liberty
, 1866-04-09
FASTING AND PRAYER

/ We publish. elsewhere proclamation Of
Governor Grape, Of Michigan, appointing the
nineteenth day Of April, instant, as day for
fasting, humiliation and prayer tor the safe
deliverance Of tho country, Its institutions,
and the liberties Of all people from The dan
gers which surround them in tho reeonstruc-
ton of the union. The tone Of the procla'
nation Is Christian and patriotic, aud neces-
sa.I1y cyinces that strong sympathy with the
cause or liberty, and with ita supporters IN
Congress which every Chriatian patriot must
feel -
Tbs Wayne County - Democratic Asso,
clation has already denounced the Governors
proclamation Rs direct attack upon the
President Tor the exercise Of his constitutional
powers" We: have always regarded the
Presidents constitutional powers'' as very
extensive, but We were not aware that they
psecluded Christians from fasting and prayer,
, 1866-04-09

body Ct officers, The officers will be aas1sn
Gomander-,n.ch .chlef, Lleutenant-a General pox.u
K{ln1n: 1''>"A'
Chef Of Artillery, Major -Gene1al Edward Mn-rav.
Ghiei Of ordnance, M2tof-GeueIAl James Kelly
A6}utsnt. General MAtor.t;eperal p, Nnjrsh~
Chlct OF etaf. Major General P ]. ppHnInY
Chlef ct Supplies, MAtott;ene1a1 James NeDtr-
mott
The army, af1er leaving Campo Bello Is,aY,a
for the dearest point Of land ii New Bruns.
wick, will form IN the manner OF tbs Nocr-
douiah Phalanx, nd will move forward m,
the enemy's forts, unless they prefer tomaie
m unconditional surrender, IN which case
they Wil have allotted to them EArrnI
grants of land. T6e Lieutenant 'CrT,-
eral IN command will be : sttfrest IN
gorgeous suit Of dnnf.colosed .Te4Tet.
trimmed with green SILK. and will 1fde sSleu.
did horse presented to him and Row aTnitiue.
transportation in this city, The army viii
deploy on St. Johns In three columns, vile
feet Of faukce sk1ppcrs will follow with oruns
and ammunition. II Is understood Il thas = tbe .r
principal officers in command Of The expedi-
tion !eit last evening for the scene Of hostnites,
and It + expected thas President O'aiahoney
will follow IN the rear guard as soon
as Campo Bello Il captured. 1t is c1ahnedbY
the Lieutenant General In command Of tha
expedition, that" he Is able to organize 4
revolution at any time, with the aid Of the
printing press and the telegraph; Ere; this
week has passed, the people f tho United
States Will hare grand sensation TO add to
the innumerablc ones which have already
tfansp{red -
, 1866-04-09
THE CIVIL RIGHTS RILJ.
Tho Whole Country Hejofces Over its
HA13aEo.
Especial Despstchto The Chicago Tribune,l

Tho Whole Country Hejofces Over IL
E31R3Eo.
Especial Despstchto The Chicago Tribune,1
BocK BLAND.
Rock IazAsD, April T.
Great rejoicing fsss tJinz and thty -,hree run.
ated In this city IN conaeuoaatioa Of the paseaes
Of fhc Girl Rights Bill over the Rnsideot's veto
and IN honor Of the senato1 who vutsd for 1t.
Especial Despatch to tbs Chicago Tnbnne.l
= r.-urs MONIES, IOWA. II
-. Din Mons1a. Apni7.
The Dea Hoines artillery arc nov firing salute
Of thirty SIX gum In honor Of the pasae9e Of The
Civil Rights Bill by the senate over ese Presidents
veto The national Gag l. thrown 10 te breeze from
many buiIdngs and the patzIe.tc tubllation OF The
people is general The rejoicing ia ahead Of any
thing we have Witnessed here s1nce the surrender OF
Lee. -
PHILADELPHIA NoeToN, FoTTgy1IL4
Buffalo, April 7.-Depa1ches received hero
from Boston, Philadelphia aud Pottavilie, Pa. re-
port hslng Of sMnses By the Republicans. eommem-
orat1ye Of tbs passage Of the Ctsil Rights It'll over
The F1esldtn1'a Tsto, BY the Senate. -
.'s AAN6oR, NE. .. :
BANGOR, Nc, April 7,--At neon tp.aay national
Salute Wa& dre3.-the heits rpue md Tho NATIONAL
1sg displayed from al The prominent PLACES and
Inanv pirate da enp8, In honor Of the pa.Enee OF
the clI Rights Bill BY the seuste, orer the P1esi-
roR1IAyD. .
PORTLAND, April 7.-Ope hr.,drsd runs were fred
this Afternoon for tie Civil 1Iebts Bill
, 1866-04-09
FROM MINNESOTA.

4 Great Freahcl-Immense Destruction
OF PropeEty-Rfse In the missfsztppl-
The Ice Moving Out-OpenluG Of Nav
fg1tfon-C1ty Debt Wheat in 9tores
Etc.
, ST. PAUL, MINI, April Extreme high wates
prevails In al paris Of the State, and immense
destruction Of property has already been the result
teat md the whole face Of the country Il covered
with wafer. The Ml.sIseippt here hzs risen dEe
feet, and the Ice is fast going away. The Hver ts
eler below Lake Peptn, between Wahashaw aud
M!nneteka, and boats IRE m inning.
We have had no mall from The east 6tnca last
Monday, and probably ~ul not have one for several
days 10 come
The debt OF tits city 1t the present TINA foots mp
}5s8, So, or about rs for each man, woman and
child
lhe amouut Of wheat in store at The present ttne
it yaious points in the Minnesota Valley Is a. fol-
Iowr souih Bend, "a, COO bushels: Aaokaso, ta5,
000 1T. Prier, $1,000 LeSeur, 10000; Henderson,
a@0; Fa3on. sooo; Belle paln, ~ o9o q - aosd1u.
pree psid ios wheat 1t these polnte ID from sixty 10
eighty eents. Tbs Enount IN warehouse At Red
Wing Is 364, 600 bushels. Several other posnle on
the Mleansippi river have m eqn1l OF g1cate1
Tie weather here Is clear and pleasant
, 1866-04-09

The Provision rnarkat WIS dull and nAt. Mess
Pork declined sc, with sales Of 100 bEls At S1a-
For "a eet paekied Hams there was 4 mora acuvo
demand, with sales Of 5ea tes fn lots At 16Sei6ae
i lo1 Of 2 600 PCS weighed out sold It 15c 1oo5t-
Extra Mess Beef rold to the, extent Of 81 hsls 1T
f1775 Lard was dull and 1ominsl with sizes of
Is les stean at p.t. ...
Whisky wss duA md neglected. Tbs market
may bo quoted nominal At 4sao0a-H.
The Flour market wa. quiet and unchanged, with
tass Of 1,os0 hrs, At S11.50 for choiee Wh1te WIN
er, md s70cGoaoo for fir to tancy spr7ng E1tras-
A lew lots Of Spring supets ehsrged hands 1t
$3.50.
The market for No. sprinc Whtat in regular
houses opened fully 1c better thxn 1t tho close OF
Change yesterday but later in tba day Tho improve
mept was lost to the eTtena Of 4eD1c~ Fur
receipts IN Northwestern thr1e was mod
crate inquiry 1t an advance Of Il. No.
Spring was in better request nad
1aec higher. The aales foot up s0a,0 ,0o0 bu, St
r. As for lot Of select White Winter, 81 7A3
lasX for No. !, regular; $50 for No. ID North
rey.ern. md IS Gs9c Tor No, Spr1ng-etostns
With sellers Of No. al S1.ss md huyar+ at s174.
At the opening The market for No. Corn IN sioru
u quite active At an advance Of 5z1rc, but later
IN the day the improvement vss lost ohez grades
were h1. The sales aggregate u ,000 bu At i,RQa
tic for No. /; 4o24ohe for No WtnteE. aud 40
IL for Rejected. For FUTURE detvesy there
WIS m 1Cffva D1lRot And prices NfEo .
shade better ,hsa yesterday Aboat $1,000 b0
changed hands ar +7at41Hc ior No aaoat, for
April md May, and A6c for No. IN stoer, for
May ...
Oats were tn moderate request and about &c bet
ter, with sales OF No. 1t s8si0g7e for ire.h and
athc for win1er, and No, at :a31 1sic for fresh
/ and &c tor winter
Rye was 1c better. With sales OF old receipts of
No. at Sc, md freah No. 3 1t l9150c.
Barley vas dul, with salcs OF LOCO bu cannfiisn
at o5c, delivered.
There was an active demand for Timothy Seed.
| and the market advanced 1o41ac, with sslea at
"a T0@ LOO for fair 10 prime Screened Glover Seed
] was IN better demand and 1imes. with salea at
| ssAcGs6.Oo. Nethlrg doing In Flax or Hunga-
! rtap.
Tsl1ow was dull with tnhtng salea OF country At
10610hc-
salt was quiet snd unchanged with sales Of s1d
htls Ane domestic At Sa-5l
The following dispatches were read on Change
to-day:
NV Yo1K, April 7.-common , Flour easier
Wheat and Oatt steady. Corn 4 thade Aruacr. Fork
dull ns @aa.OO Lard heavy at 1sAc. WlskeJ aEua
/ at S:N. Cold Al t27,5.
Flour easier At 37.256sac0. Whext slsong u
1 s.ien1.67. Coru drm but quiet at T9Hc. OHtA
on1 Ut 4aG 4sc for New, md Sc for Old.
] In the forenoon The noastet for No. Suffte
| Wheat in regular houses was moderately actro and
aru, at f1.ss-elosIng rteady At that 6gure-
, 1866-04-09
LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE PEACE
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eal aspeses a.s " ~ ~ 10 ~ !,.. ~, -
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t-aasano,,n en-nst,on ~ ,1ors- ~ 49, +,crna. ~.
t,sssS , hr ~ ~ ,cSr n51csr nn1sr ,be smericsn
<a-en,,.n+ . ~ nrec,,mat;on ~ If ~ v.r asn,nst
go. ~ rs.lsnd ,s..,aa ~, p.os,ao,t i.,1,,,.
.a,s 49, tewas-s- 1s,1s 10 ~ ~ onnst,tn.
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CO. tha s~..sas sTs ..ss., ..,,s., =, |
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oy ;',.s 1ass 4s ~ sne xtao1 sa ~ " souss' ~
Nv nAe 'rs uaass " tns Noea.aa e1, VI .ue,
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~ 4'ssa tass , ~ ~ 'ae po"s4s 49, " uosn0,
,",s. ,s.'- 49, 80 ~ =. - w
RI tha aas.a. s1aaa :" na.ssoa.s..IH .ns susp.
1oSe ,ts snsnens;pn M - ~ ~ T.e.ed - Gsns..so ~
and The President ean iszue m nroc,aTa, i'm
en- Hpy Of these matters without thalr suthor..
.ity. Congress alone has powes BY The Con.
, 1866-04-09

ANONYMOUS CoNMUSIcAT1oSs.-We pay
no attention to anonymous communications!
Ire have received a1e,ter, without signature,
asking whether We support lotteries and gift
concerts. This question, by the way, has
been answered often enough already. Not
long since We received an anonymous letter
asking whether It Is true, as CHARGED BY some
guilty member. OF the Legislature, that ne
demanded e.; 900 rs condition Of support;
ing the horse railway swindlc. We are In re-
ceIpt Of another communication from some;
body too modest to sign his or her name,
asking why We did not Jablssh Fred. Douglassi
lecture in full, and wanting to know whether
We, too, have deserted the cause Of equal
rights To. Ill such inqulrers VIC say, that
when they send us their names properly sign!
ed to their tnterroga:ories, we will answer,
any questions propounded to Us in respectful
language, Il We are able to do so.
, 1866-04-09

ees,ipn. u II Is believed TIC fsyenue soud not suf
fer 1os4 By IN sdoptfan.
LAApA TAKxH pNpEn IH1 HUHx9fHAp LAW
that IN the month o5 February 449fI9 sGce were
taken aP q tne 9Eeron cily Land 0moe, IN De
Siate Of Oregon. foE hooeetesd actual eeujeuept
besides which, number of eaeh ea,es wsn naade"
TIE A1xxA1pR1A R1orxRs,
Five OF the Ale11Ddrla Christmas ripters tytcd
by court MAZHta1. have been senknoA 10 pcflode or
trpm i've ye1Fs to six monlfe imps4s1rmenl IN Tho
Albany peu1tentAfJ, and me On their H11 there
INTERNAL EEykxVk
Tha total internal revenue Uce!pts for The mat
WekE Vtre uyer n. M CO. f
, 1866-04-09
FROM ST. LOUIS.
A Ue44fueefYe Csa&aE14HoH-PlV6
Steamers B1FNeA-Aoa3 Very Heavy.
Especial Despateh 10 fAe UAfesee Tt1bnDe.l

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q. To,7,. A,.417
..tI'. ~NSs - H.ss-s. .-*~--
a1she1 e1nbs6 Ne04!9 CO s91 sEsoe oecsz
red tins morning, 1esnln&G h Ihs destruction d
I've Steamers seyer.i OF which were hexy1ty loaded
O.. -. -. Ns-"' -. -. Y,
sh8ee On me steamer Nevada. nd when discovered
wsf tasu1n2 n hEfed volumes fsom The cabin. The
alarm va immediately giyrn, and he ery,pt1
brouRn. ont The Nevada soon h.csms xn.
,.1n-.t In ms ax-,,.tn- g.
ts-et hr---. ~, " NV sS'ea.sA a. 1na
s..s,.a - ~ eetAflnx up. .E sss eomuM
Trs ~. n,,t iSs,er s..,,h - ,e aaa neo%-
N,,o- ~hirh h.r4r- ~.nshr 80 - ~1 - ~
- NJ ~. n..s tst., ~ .hias IL ss sWept p<st
hnssd 1 - ~ g.1 @ ~ "aaeo aae eoA9 Aeso
1ts 49,, ~ ~ mn~+ w.IA .N.4
~ Msi.h ~ ~ ~ ..te 49, taa t1ak
o1Iss @I!ea to1A - - ~ ~ ~ ~ o1tnSu. toeetuef
N'n .ne sanSJ ye1eas ~ ~ nn;xesxs n 2os. satroyed
s;,i ..taa NJ ~ ~" xS ~ ~ R..a E5 scs - ~
~ AsnJ u 49,, 49, ~ ~ - - Ao 7"o'e po&uoa
1s1 oox ~ nV< .s e1esses1 fssa -.
a nxu ~ W IL sat t.3 ~ 49,, -. Ell 1. pctne e
Gnsnen ~ n1e !Aa gu 1sQ1 se1oss Ats ooay. LAG
~ ns1 Ese1ee nJ % ss.slst 93sn SIa- ~ ~. .. .
Sese,I Doat@ YIas aonkts0e 1a NE tne o4aS oe-
sI0yea. no FefJ DxsIo@ ese@; 1no Nsu .HIacy'
YnR oMsias 81 inc Eme 1eans. 1na nAos tns ;seSa-
"a WE ~ %ote ~ s4se9 - n5*. 44s Aaa1
p Anins. nao iI. Seana up Mno 1890 out Ing Aex.
Eus tyME !est apose' @ Mas 11k ioosG s:o o1pppssd
ON n ln1o too .ueam. ine l4ane e1l ano N&aa'
NE n aisu nsle saseu y neine n4cEeh oae,
~ me sleame1s ossunteo; INC rtnoy Ossaen ana
Ane De1ns were loaue9 lof loe Raounia1ns; ina ps-
MeF having On psseensefs Tor plea'1fe tl1P- Toe
, 1866-04-09
The Bank ;panIc in Rochester,

RocHnzER, :Apn! 1.-THE hank panic IL oreE.
}Ald ont $6o.0G0 ard took in from depositor4 kt0,
Gou- LIE received *11t0U In currency from New
ness. the asptstance rendered him navfng enab]ed
him TO 70 on ns before, and 10 meet all demands,
which he proposes to do The asstencea Of Ward
Hro aTe preparing 70 pay per centage to depoal.
.toth and will continue ID do TIL all tho ecct8 ase
'ditpoeed :: Thg hope TO Pay neary, u not quite,
, 1866-04-09

The Late Wlsconz1n Frcahet-
MILWAUKEE, Apru r.-The- NAtets ol the lato
food m The regions Of Southern Wlsconsin hava
enbsided. 3.
Properly 10 the ya1ue Of at least = million and q
half Of dollars has been either destroyed or DAM
AGED. .....
bAr completed repatsa On Its line. and is now ali
right. 1tn1ns have resumed their regular tr1ps be-
fMeeu MilMaukee and La I.EnEsf
, 1866-04-09
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

8ArCRpAx EFKxIHa, Aps17.
1he DrY Goods market during tho week hat been
exceedingly active and heavy trads hss been done
Prices are generally sready At our last quotations
De,aioe4 ara The only s1cept1oa-betnR Quotd st1o-
IN knynree OF Ike. Ch1liies sell readily At 26He
Fo.ei.n Dress Goots ate more aetvs And nfnes. We
now quote.
, 1866-04-09

The Cleveland Herald, paper published in
Northern Ohio, as an attachment to Post
Office not al Eolian attachment By my
meana-1ngcs, In reason and out OF season,
against the CHICAGO TRIBUNE. We have
been much edited by the outpourings Of the
Herald on this theme, and We trust 1t will
fyO nn
, 1866-04-09

SATURDAY EsEN1a, April I, 1856
1ha recsfptn md shipments during the lst
twenty~fouT horts compare with these OF tho soE
responding d:te ast year a. follows:
RECHufS fAx7 1WKsrY-rouB Hopna
, 1866-04-09
Chicago Qribune>
DAILY. TRI-WEEELY AND WEEKLY.


{ YOU nsrer. es.s1n-ln eaeaaa ofdaiaa sure and
'eciiy wta1 edition Won t.sseMy' sse ee,ay' D.
DAILY: AlAo. give you1 preseu, mi tn,r !rc.
y A0o'esa CHICAGO TRIBUNE co1e.ra m
1ro.~.1 -----: -----
o1>oAA' Afk1L Q, 1866.
c.,c ,,-..-- ---------
The n,ssara ar.l =, sETOEn>
nntc No - w e'.A 1oghts Btu By the
arla t1,e 49, ss ..I N Inc Aouse IS certain,
their st,,,n@,, npn ... oi the E val people
aims, 41,c s1es "N.u feneea' de President
rs, rnct,ot 80 VI snallev and sham re-
ps5a.nt -. Fof .etx months the
,eh n natn. ~ Mooie .1c,d 10 himself, in
ces. tnkc nn ~ Ais Mans. ma1shal his
les. ConarS. .,.,an and opeu his bat
sident vas ~ o+ ~ eessiou. and the
1oysl ne. .sas,-a,s +,,.t IL should be-
= enotf .S.,,ad m an nr- 6..,,,, /
wiz |oprs r.1,.x, ,os d.r.1oI,sd.
~ ~" iii, a;s+rrp,
- 9ues''enink' @uen as,t,, .r,-d,
"na e1ol'e w W. . .sys~a ~ w,,ct, n
.ay tfom LIE Pssap IT, oIher
was lending, anu 4u5 n,-snc
enof1s 1alled, Win open vpp9e. W -s,.,a.,,ta,
nil this time the peopls Inv <: ~ hss-a
tires through "non tAss ,-e..hs., n.as
save the press: ano oosu ~ s,.Js..,or n
chose to E'sit Westminster p".,s.nt ~ w,,en
impress their views gu VIC A NSs.ns. .,.t,,,
the President issued Ms nis. ~ taa ~
proclamation, VIC cav etca3 s.a- ~ Ca,..ser'
out in manner In wofeo noA0 ~ ~ M;.aItv,
head, having no sympathy WIN VIZ. ~ ~
would have begun the Gfeat ros " ~
construction. We sAN -. 1'ss a,.,ssa,,. s.sp ~
, 1866-04-09
From Richmond.

R1cu1oHp, Va, April 1.-THE French Company
ha. formally stcnihea ia acceptance OF the caart
Of The Virginia Canal Company, a. amended BY Tie
legislatures Of VirEinis and West virginia 4
, 1866-04-09

chamber OF EGn.. old.... 6tM
The Buffalo Eapres& or Jeeteruay contains the
following:
"The bank panic. at Rochester contfnues- a
Ksrner, puvate banker Of that city. "ho was not
doing . iaIKe business IA dspos.ls suspended 70,
be vii! iii resume @ s toon. rm has been mads III dsy
upon Powers, banking concern, but has raade no
keep open until o'clock TO night, and resume 1t
6to-motrpw 10 satisfy l1mid people, Good business
men deposit with bin freely today. Tbs panic IL
regarded hs silly one BY men best informed In
monetary atnra."
THIS Ailesuoou privste deFpatches wsre received
oua Rochester. STATING that tho ptnic had euhetdct
and that both the bankers refesred 10 AbpYp neYe
able to meet al demands on them.
The Official statement OF Secrrtxsy kcCulloch
gives tho National Debt On the lat insI. st o. 8,
7sS, G6.o0-a decrease OF 873 06a on tho statement
made On March !. Below NC give onr .u.uai COM
pa1atiye table showing ibe progress Of The debt
~tnre hrpA k{nu mt n he frh~
, 1866-04-09

Com banAfIOn Against 4 SkfHKa-1Ae
'Chfffan PrfsateeE Metcor-No Senator
In New Jcraev-The Legislature Gone
IIome-Copperhead Testimonial to
Seovel-Ffre.
NEW Iog1, April IA meeting Of the master
the puIpotc Of maktnk 1 combination TO teslst the
nee Of waRes asked tor by nech1n!cs Of Brook
-y.. .,ho arc on strike. The members Of The 70.
c1etg pledged thsmtc elves not 10 paJ the advanced
II the cate ot the alleged Chllan priyateez Ne
teor yesterday, the counsel for The Government
produced IN esidenee q contract between senosi
Mackeuna aud George ". Rsmsey ior the dehseff
dueernen's to Kamsey TO use his utmost energy;
Mackeuna Assures hun that the Government OF Ghut
will pay premium for 1hs Destruction OF M Anu
al Spanfxh ves4ess Of E<s OF transports #Racm u u
may accomplish, and that such premlnras ena4 "a
on scale ~ liberal A. those publisheo oy tns Sos
etnment Of Chill, under date OF oeto6ef, !oL Jog
CERTAIN vessels iherein menhoned: t9r Lna eaP1
t1rs sns Gsrs, g 81 ih7f a 7 ss
| ism mn. ihn Rerojalion, $4,000; tha Banca
$j1y, DO: the BeTepgnela. $4Oo 00; steam trans-
port Marquis De- L. a. Iis5qf'rs; nGa ss sioop o..
nv of tbese yesteh one-half Of tha AMOUNT set
| down Tor the capsusn Mas 10 be paid
The MrGlrs Trenton correspondent says It u
anier.tood that the Governor his not power 10 Ill
ho vacancy occationed BY .he oustiog ol Mr. Stock.
ion. The leRt-latozs arc now going home. !
Senator scoYel has Received a testimonial 1ettat
from The Democratic members OF the SENATE.
NEw YonK, April 7.-Bull1in1s Nos. 10l, t03 and
hass been destroyed BY IRE. They we're u.ed By !
piano forte maantactofy- Loss about ,o0 In:
Two disiilleEief in this city were seised 5e=tert
day by The United states authoEt,es on inc charge
OF dist1ll1ug Hhiskey without the ptopkr Govern
nent Heente. The matter will be Investigated By
the United Sta.ca authorities. {;
, 1866-04-09

p, The army of invasion will be under the:
command Of officers who have won for them
selves inpc1ishab1e renown On tho CORY hclos
Of battle during this war. Lieutenant Gene;
ral B. Doran Kllian Will command the expe;
dition, and will be assisted BY q magnificent
E.--7t 49, ;.
, 1866-04-09

E1p1asIou aud K.ase Of Life.
F., Tnor, Apnl 1.-The .team ting O. Il. HzJnot ex.
ploded her holleT ID the river, ii this place, at two
o'clock this afternoon. Fire lives were lost. in
cludtnx the Captain, Q. Il nayno1, OF West Troy.
4 he beat tustxnf3y SINK,
, 1866-04-09

The Albany Joarna1 says 1t ls reported By q
well informed patty, th.t ChaunceJ II. DsPew hda
po4,uyely bean agreed upoa ~ copeetos Of the
pod OF New Yoyk,
, 1866-04-09
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