New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-11


ment, he aceorda the credit Of pure and patriotic
motives. The most sacred duty now is for alto Labor
for the restoration of peace and harmony; that
people desire these and are worthy Of restoration
on just and liberal terms
He appeals to the legislature to cooperate wikh-
him in the good work, points to the cares of Texass
her patriotic heroes and statesmen, urges unsel-
hsh devotion to the coustrY moderation and for
bearance enlarged character forEhose who differ
with US, appeals to reason and noble fmpuse5,.
and not Vituperation and abuse, which will pro-
duce the great end we desire
invoking the aid Of Providence, and trusting
that he win incline the hearts Of the American
people Alright, he enters upon his duties
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-The report in full Of
the freedmen's bureau inspection by Gems. Fuller
ton and 5teadman is published. Besides the facts
given heretofore to the public it shows the NUM-
bef of persons supported BY the bureau and the
amount Of money heretofore expended in salaries-
In the course Of the report the officers state there
was considerable difficulty in reporting on the set
tied mode of administration among the agents.
There is entire absence of system in the whole Or
ganization. The system controls the labor of one
| State while labor is not controlled in another.
The general government furnishes funds in one
district, and the taxation of planters and negroes
furnish them in another. They finally close the
report by saying that the system Of contracts en-
forced by the bureau is simply slavery in modi
fed form Conway, the former bureau agent fO
Louisiana, denounces the report. and says ths t
Fullerton knows that the allegations made agaiu It
! him are false.
The New York Tribune prints sensationah t.
ter purporting to from Yicksburg, dat ed
| August 3d. addressed to General Howard, he
| bureau commissioner 1t says things are gett ing
worse in this country every day. FreedI aeu
murders are nothing now, at least thirty have cen
killed during the past six weeks in this cou nty
Within the past twenty-four hours one D MON
Southern and two Northern men nave eoinpia ned
to me. They have come to town because they
dare not remain longer their place near
Edwards depot We are reconstruchng 50 fast
we are all crazy. III furnish the money for Pres
ident johnson if he would down here 10 run .
farm but won't insure his scalp
new YoRK, August 10--There were for whine
deaths from cholera to-day here, in Philat lalphia
and Brooklyn Ihere Is marked deefeas in the
disease on Blackwers and Governors isla ,ds.
Vera Cruz adyices state that Austrs m vessel
was taking nta large quantity Of proVis ions. It
was rumored Maxmiian intended to ieaE q on her
with bodyguard but that Marshal Bazai ne would
detain him forciby if necessary. Interc' pted let
ters from Santa Anna had caused the rrest Of a
number of Mexicans.
wAsHiNGroN, Aug, 10.-Maior Gen. nmnhreVy
! succeeds Delafed as chief engineer Of The army
1T The Cumberland and Tennessee river bridge on
the Memphis and Louisville Railroad DESTROYED
during the war, has been rebuilt. Two daily
trains will commence running next MONDAY he
tween Louisville and Memphis Tin lie. eftfteen
I. hours
NEW York August Io-Gen. John Fl G,eeson
Capt. Condor and Major Commerford have arrived
from Ireland. The first TWO were rel ,ased ~ the
government on condition Oh leaving Immediately
= While in prison they had eorresF ondanca with
West the Uuited States consul at Dublin Who
| admitted that they were American citizons hut
that the lord lieutenant would deal with them as
? Commerord is an envoy To- STEP hens. and saws
the Fenians are stronger than ever and Viii fgbt
this year with or without aia lEoM America.
WAsnNGToH, August l0.-AH orney General
Sanbery is acting secretary OF st ate during the
N absence of Seward, who lett i9r New York this
''I Aexander II. Stewart Of NewY ork r Frae,
of New York, aud ]. II. Aexand er Of MARYLAND
have been appointed eomRnsslol lers to the Paris
]. s. Wilson,has been appoint ed commissioner
q of the land Office.
SHREyEPoRT, La, Aug. To- The steamer Star.
light, from New Orleans Whleh arrived last night,
brought one case OF cholera, an hurried three ger
sons on her passage who diedo Z the same disease
The physicians pronounceltto be Asiatic cholera
re. sx,day quarantine has pesn established at Fort
Humbert, two miles below this place. THE IL ain
OF the city and vicinity is g9oc l.
rangements for laying the ,ornerstone If If the the
rs Douglas monument ahnoahc that the ceremonies
will take place September It'll. An orati0n will
be delivered by Gen. DIX Secretary Seward
telegAphs thAt Ins EleslNSn and cabinet, will be
:. RtLEIen, N. c. August 1o.-Tba 90, ,,.,,.,or
to-day cn9ss az Ge S the PhiadelF ,hia CON
ven19n, " a, N1gahAh' "o' d Davis, Il. G. Puryeat
and Geo Howard
wAsaIFegoS 61gg Anggpst IT. 1.-Tse Star denies the
removal Of Gen; bafaetp Jew Orleans and adds
thst suqh actiantwl 9e taken nendH 10 the thor
ough nyastlgallon Oh IN riot in that city. This
ing. ssese q og, nivnSt "a n N v Angu tJ, t1o :,
Ihe Albany, was elected pres iden qf tp Union con-
feels ventjon which diaurnad last night,
sfore me 1segasss+ ~ 10 arg g PhladHph convention
onr'E are pfleghteS atiaga Gen. hhn L. DIX Henry
VA Raymond, Shariesi;ii. Myers H. j. Comstock
anu s. j, Widen, "H AeliS Hiram Dew ne Sanford E.
men. Church.
Han FnNr; mell2ers ho'A each dist ict were also
ora elected.
ana Among the resolution adop ted was one favor
OF le tle restoration OF e Son heT States to their
elash lnn polllc@ ihJIuuT representation.
IN the FHEW IoRSs aug " gwen ing Gold closed at
IS Taae7 f9i. cnnnon of' 25e aries lO5 skies
ered 1862 1093. Cotton losed leav v with saIas of
every 500 bales of middipg UplanJ as Sls4Ic FlouI
dull and heavy Mess pork acti' ei ss 81 Td
~ ~ hull an" ueas Icy q lgar active; mus
bonds quiet turpentine s897OG:; rOsig So 5O0ns So
,r,o of ST. LOUIS, Aug. l0Fl Sur rr and sncba,rod
i' y Wheat bnoyant but not QUOT shly Lighar dtorn
Ahe heavy and unchanged. Oats lover IT 9IlSI I0e
Mt has Provisions very firm at y ester davis nrces
seah Albert jackson has he en- M ,nnpetsd NV tbe rod
~ for Gals of the third district. for ongrass " ~
ronsed Twenty.ohe cases o. eAO ERA reported for
the idst tmeh'y SuA 'NANAHS four af which proved
ndness fatal.
u omul New YORK Aug. lO--lP M.-Flour unchanged.
Is than Wheat, prime nrm fofE steady s3l 81. Lard
scahe The cable deet leaves carts Content Wednes-
l. day night Tor t,e 1i ~ y" lere the cable lost
1 desire last year to endeayort" recover it.
,sire to- LtvERPoot AngSfs 6P.M-(By the Cable
- ia The shIes VI Ie "a two days, Thursday and
ace and dull. q
ana money. United States 52o,s 6s2 0'1sS'' 90 LUZ
= 80, LONDON aug, o C0Dsois closed at S79 for
" 'oai money. Inc iaeeslF ate u. S. SECS 6Sl
eN INe lLNERrooiL Aas:s 8-(Evening 1.-The cotton
enewed market today raeS steady at Unchanged Quota
i Texas tons The sales W nearly lAO0O bales
With her haies Mddiags STU rsaes !ora9y zoC
them. bales; receipts II Or the wef j, s5 balss aa ins
admra 6SI nales ast we 4k expor for the week 1856