New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-09
T'BLBGRAPHIc DISPATCHES.
THE LATE FIRE AT ST. LOUIS
MISSING. PACIFIC STEAMER
'aUARTERMAsTER's TRIAL FIXED
Bangor, lie, salutes Civil Rights Bill
o@Azow AND ~ARHz
aUARTERMAsTEa's TRIAL FIXED
Bangor, lie, salutes Civil Rights Bill
GENERAL NEWs;-MARkETs.
River Intelligence, Etc, Etc, Etc
LAasociased Press Dispatches. !

4 ST. LOUIS, April 8.-The total loss by the
steamers and cargoes by the fire yesterday morn
ing amounts to $50o,oo0 800 900 Of which Is
covered by insurance.
| special says the fire began on the Nevada.
about the deck stove, and the Nashville wan
nta, Armadillo, Mexico Turner Tracey and Dol
sen, narrowly escaped.
| CHICAGO, April s.-Four firm. Wheat active Ut
81 "a. Corn steady at 47e. Oats &c. Pork
s24 so. Lard 15c. Live hogs dull at 50 50.
SAN FRANCISCO, Apri! Some anxiety is felt
at the non-arrival of the steamer Ajax, from Ho-
nolulu, now six days overdue.
| PITTsBURG, April s.-River feet 2 inches and
rising.
CINCINNATI, April s.--A special says the steamer
st. Nicholas was sold yesterday to Capt. Reno and
other parties for SIS, 900. She is intended for the
Baton Rouge and New Orleans trade.
WASHINGTON, April 6.--The trial Of Henry Bru-
mer, involving frauds in the auartermaster's de-
partment, is fixed for Wednesday.
| BANGOR, Me-, April IA national salute of
bells was ruug in honor of the Senate's passage Of
the civil rights bill.
SAN Francisco, April THE Liberal Mexican
consul contradcts the report that Gen. Ogazon has
proclaimed himself President of the republic Of
Mexico, and confirms the report that he sanctioned
| Juarez's term of office.
| RICHMOND, April s.-The French company has
formally signiied its acceptance Of the charter Of
the Virginia Canal Company.
! [Frorn Yesterdays Papersl
| WASHINGTON, April THE Senate has passed
the civil rights bill over the Presidents veto by
3S against l5. There was applause from the gal
leries.
In the House 4 motion to reconsider the vote re-
jectng the bankrupt bill is fixed for Monday.
ROCHESTER,, N. ", April THE bank panic
continues. A. Rarmen, private banker. has sus-
pended. run on Powers banking house made
no impression. Moneyed men regard the panic as
silly affair.
i ALBANY, New York, April IA bill has passed
the legislature incorporating the Niagara Ship
Canal Company.
4 NEW YonN, April THE Paris correspondent
II Of the Journal OF Commerce. writing under date
: OF March 2, says reports prevail thatsDnke de
Persigny is attempting to force himself again into
Office minister of the Interior in order TO intro
dCcG Teactonary measures.
| The Emperor was very badly received few
nights ago at the 0den Theater, and by the crowd
:, in the streets, which uttered many offensive
u shouts. Matters look uncomfortable both at home
3 and abroad and more public uneasiness prevails
n than for some time past.
= The Fenian expedition has sail from New York,
but its destination is unknown. !e
Kingston, Jamaica, adpfces say the special COM
mission for the trial of the prisoners charged
with oenses during the revolt, expects to close in
The World says on Wednesday evening nnm-
Der of Fenans left for the purpose of attacking
n the British provinces in the direction Of New
: Brunswick. If this project should fail it was
intended to make diversion on Halifax.
The reported movement on Bermuda was simply
made to bewiIder the Coleman authorities.
WASHINGTON. April THE Washington Intel
gencer says Capt. Raphael semmes has been re
!, leased under his original parole.
The House was in Committee of the Whole on
!, the Presidents annual message.
nj
Provincial Parliament of New Brunswick, yestsr-
day adopted resolutions urging confederation ac-
cording to the Quebec scheme.
Cotton closed dull and heavy at &c.,; Sterling
Exchange, 1861; Gold, 1870.
ST. LOUIS, April IA most disastrous fire took
place this morning. which destroyed completely
The steamers Fanny Ogden. Nevada, Alexander.
Majors and Efie Deans. Fortunately, there were
, no lives lost. The origin of the fire is unknown.
l. Corn. Flour and Wheat heavy and unchanged.
Corn 5G@65c. Oats heavy at 29c. Other articles
unchanged.
!. LOUISVILLE, April flames s. Lthgow was
II elected mayor Of this city by 1900 majority.