New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-06
WAsHrSGTON, July 8
can minister, received
Paso, to the 8th Of y
ware to leaVe ON thL

Si a 'GLl also QeSlfes lOfCE VI
to keep open the lines Of travel to the territories
and across the plains. He writes to General Grant
that without larger force than is now at his
service, he will be unable to suppress Indian out
breaks or keep open the various wagon roads to-
wards the settlements upon which the various
Indian tribes make Themselves troublesome.
Since the number of applications for pardons IS
daily diminishing the clerks Of the pardon bureau
have commenced to prepare the acquisitions for
warrants of pardona for all who have petitions on
file in the Office under the Ist 10th, 18th and 18th
exceptions Of the amnesty proclamation, except
those who occupied important positions under the
Confederate government.
LOUISVILLE, July 5.-The celebration of nde-
| pendence yesterday was confined mostly to pic
MICS by private parties. The military headquar-
| ters were illuminated the other public buildings
decorated, and salute was fred, but there was
no municipal celebration.
New YORK, July 5.-Lamerande, the alleged abb
sconding French cashier, under arrest and on exam
nation for extradition On Tuesday, induced the
| deputy marshal to enter the hotel, where he was
dragged, and Lamerande escaped.
| The extensive depot of the New Haven Steam
ers' Company and adjoining buildingswere burned
last night.
a SOUTHWEST Pass, July 5.-Arriyed inside this
forenoon and proceeded up in tow, Ida G. Yorkey
Yorke, master from Matanzas, 48O tons, drawing
II feet, with cargo of $500 boxes sugar.
At anchor outside bound in, ship Castine, draw
ing lTI feet Also outside, ship Elizabeth Hamil-
toa, outward bound. The bark Bosnia, for Cuba,
went to sea at noon.
There is nothing new and nothing in sight.
Weather stormy with slight rains. Wind northeast,
fresh. Tide low.
NEW YORK. July 5.-Flour heavy sales 1900
barrels; Southern $40 2O@l7. Wheat dull; sales
80 900 bushels; Milwaukee club 50; new Wilwau-
kee 50 20. Corn active; sales 10000 bushels at
87(GS9c. Beef steady. Pork heavy; sales 5000
barrels at $32 l5@32 As. Whisky dull. Cotton
closed quiet, with sales of eco bales at 3603sc.
Turpsntine 81 s2631 So. Rosin heavy at sSt93 so:
/ Gold at 152@153. United States 5-20's, 1888
1905, 1888.
vrcuspURG, July 5.-Passed down: Steamers
Lizzie Gill at a. NJ, and Indiana at P. NJ River
] falling.
LoUrsv1LLE, July 5.-sales 164 hhds. leaf To-
bacco at full rates Flour dull at 81 rs for super
fine 50 75 for extra: family brands sl1@$l2 so.
Mess Pork, $50 rs. Bacon shoulders 17e.; clear
sides, &c. Corn, 73c. Choice Oats, SOC. Whisky.
81 %.
CINCINNATI, July 5.-Flour and Wheat duh and
unchanged. Corn advanced 1c. and is in good de-
mand at G4D75c. Oats, zOc. .045c. Whisky IN
q changed. Mess Pork held at s33 Bulk Meats
ID tending upward sales, 100000 tbs shoulders at
os l50171c Bacon-l7c. for shoulders, 19lc. for
as sides, and 205e. for clear sides. Lard duh and
o. nominal. Gold, 1852.
gu CINCINNATI, July 5.--A fire occurred at Law
y renceburg Ind, yesterday, which burned Bryant
N & Lords foundry, hewitt & Majors warehouse,
US Lewis Rioletberger's malt house, Stoekman's
Gu saw mill, Chesky's ice house and three private
residences. Loss, $50, ,oOO-partally insured.
m NEwPoRT, KY, July 5.-Geeablitz's drug store
ct was burned yesterday involving loss of sl09OO-
iva ST. LOUIS, July 5.-Tho Conservative STATE
20 convention ad djourned yesterday.
ION ST. LOUIS July Cotton, nominal, at 3l@32c.
on Flour declined 2595Oc. Wheat 81 S502 56. Corn
1n 6j0S2c. Oats 40G947c. Mess Pork S33 20. Ba-
,lv con, shoulders, l64c. Lard firm at 224@F2S1c.
IN TgrOun Yesterdays Evening Papors.l
WASHINGTON, July 4.-The Democratic Con
gressmen have issued an address in favor of the
no. convention at Philadelphia. " NatoaeE Union,
Dr. they saw should be the watehWord of every man;
ed they denounce the radicals for persisenty refus
w ing to admit tine Southern States to representa-
ton anpsaY that laws haVe been passed affecting
mo their interest disregard Of the fun daIaental prin
ns cples of free government. They urge free repre-
md sentaton from all the States and territories, a
said convention to work in q spirit of harmony TO
WV the purpose of restoring, the const tutonal Union
en- and for this purpose only.
of The House committee on post offices and pos
vas roads have agreed to report to the House tn
Senate shhl authorizing any te' 'legraph csmpan
to construct their lines upon any mail routa, whit
leu ther railway bridge cOmmO n highway also
bly, power to take any cable upon. Shores an
nee laws Of the States to the contr ary, notWthstan
,op. ing,
able since the report of the ROusse aUGrinne comm
ness tee, it seems hardly possible that vote OF w
vaat thirds necessary foE expusi on can be ohtaine
' 1t is believed Gen. Rousseau would prefer expu
un sion to public reprimand ,efore the bar of Il
the House. His friends Conte nd if he is eXpellt
ebes their efforts will be directed hi
ona as U. S. Senator from Kent uoky thiswinter.
.'" The report of the milita ny board who we're I
Vlate Gently in session for months, has not
still received the approval of the secretary of war
,arlv Gen. Grant. There rumors of its being
,inea aside as unsatisfactory and aew beard pei
s'hes convened. 1t is said several members of
board refused to sign tn report.
nted AUGUSTA, CA, July 4,-Baanwen Rhett v
erin assassnated on his farm A. Charleston vest
alnst The Fourth was obs -erzed by a general susp
from sion of business. TIL freedmen made a big
raets enthusiastic damonstr alton, pazading through
,ress streets.
90 Frost was observ ed in the. Pickens Distr
ue- South Carolina, last week.
iding OMAHA, July 3.--The government commissi
mics. ers have examined and accepted the addluo
Elk. twenty miles of the Union Pacific Ralroadto-d
- One hundred and twtnty-four miles are now
pi' running order Re gUlar passenger trains. carry
the daily overlan d mail, commenced running
Cod Columbus on the lst .of July.
this At Columbus q daily line of overland stal
- | connect with the raj lroad.
Gu o. MALAGA, Spain, June 22.-Ths port is clo
con- against all vessels coming from any port of
ID the States the goveEn1 rent having declared the VIII
is per Of tle onanSo Va aruen ont of ort this f
to add inc and ordexad to Port Mahon to perform al
/, 1867. antne.
Inged BOSTON, 9uly 'f:LIne Sl steansnlp Ohna ssleo
being TSP sh1o Gnba srr;ve5 ~ %S pnrn;,
mails will Leave New York Tonight for the So
1t the WAsHRGrSIy, July 4-The national anniver
ess to was celebrate IN all the Northern cities with
aIec usual civil sRd military display. The flag pre-
~ eioD tatiQn in Philadelphia was highly impress
nuoh' Many thousands were pres ert.
South In this city the sarvivor of the ar of 1872
:, and their customary visit to y le President.
resto There was only an informal celebration
Or any ~ -1e-o = - - un. I'.ato-'
A WATERING PLACrE PAoKEF.-As Will be
Ill TO upon reference to n advertisement publish
Alex another colDpan Of .l Cps,r,,r this morning
over steam packet "D ,ew Drop" will henceforth
applies the lake shore rnatnu Pass Christian her