New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-15
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, > in Michigan is not less than 26,G0O, gain OF
,er 100 per cent. on the vote OF 1864. Inc legs.
ure stands: Senate-22 RepubMcans ana "a "a
emoorat-; !; Assembly-70 Republicans and ~
emocrats.
The President has almost ceased granting par
ons to resident of Southern States who were
;sloyal CHl uE the rebellion. 1t is insinuated by
nose qualified to speak in this matter that no
ardons will be given for an indefinite period 70
hose who led the late rebellion, or who accepted
flee in The Unit I'd StTes, either in civil or IN u
ary capacity, prey ieus to the late war. -
The same authority states that reasons Wnch
influenced the President to thus restrict the issue
# pardons, are of political character, originating
rom recent elections.
The Tribune's Baltimore special says the acuon
If the President and GOV. Swami IN conneeuoh
With the late election will be brought before Con
yress for investigation. A majority OF the Je tSes
81 the election in Baltimore signed memo 4 10
Congress protesting against the admlssi 4 u i
Archer ana Phelps to seats ION the GROUNDS OF me-
gal registration by Gov. Swann's register.
Reports in diplomatic circles say that our j3 Fela
tions with England are improving. lhe BRUSH
has unoficially shown such trlendiy
snrit that it is believed the indemnity claims Wall
be settled without an ultmatum from tins slqe'
Ii is more than probable that such are our rela,
tions with the Juarez administration tna1 uh4teu
States troops SVlll soon enter Mexico.
Quebec dispatch says large number OF the
crew Of her maiestys steamer Aurora are under
orders, and hold themselves in readiness TO pro
ceed to the Western lakes, where they Will De
stationed for the winter.
Intelligence is received that owing to the failure
of fisheries the Labrador coast inhabitants on the
North shore are rendered destitute unless feLlet
Immediately be provided. !he herring nsnetles
are a complete failure, and the prospects are said
10 he fearful to contemplate. The government
has placed steamer at the disposal of the chafit:
able for the transportation Of supplies, Whtch Wli
leave in few days, Ald ot any SORT ol h9h3y
or goods may be sent 10 ReF, MI baS"Ood' R~S-
bee, Q. E.
Bepi G. Freeman, formerly war correspondent,
aud latteTly on special government duty IN tae |
Southern States, has been appointed SPECIAL post-
and has started Westward.
M. Baker United States death and burial re-
corder in the quartermaster department, has re-
ceiyed intelligence from Texas denying the re-
port that the authorities there had refused to
allow the bodies of those who fell in the contend
ing armies to be mutually Inferred IN the same
burial grounds, and states that the reports were
based on purely political fabricauons'
| The steamers City of Paris and Deutchland TOOK
out for Europe on the 10th, 1928 600 in treasure.
c. w. Field, when in the prosecution Of his At,
| antc telegraph enterprise, came near nnancml
| ruin, and finally was compelled to compromise
with his creditors He has addressed a letter to
every creditor who suffered by the suspension Of
his house in 1860, requesting q statement OF me
amount compromised, adding lntere3t. For all
the amounts thus far shown to have been lost by
creditors, he has given a check in fall The whole
will be about 100000.
Salt Lake City has offered two thousand dollars
reward for the apprehension OF the assassin OF Dr.
: Robinson recently murdered there Citizens, by
private subscription, added six Thousand eight
hundred dollars. Brigham Young subscribed nVe
hundred dollars.
J Mamie Craddock, the noted steeple chaser
broke herleg recently in steeple chase at Mon
treal. There is no hope Of her recovery.
Additional returns from the interior Of New
York increase Gov. Fenton's majority and it now
amounts to about fifteen thousand, with the pros
pect that twill not be less than that number.
On the 23d of the present month the Old BoWery
Theater will go under the hammer, by order OF
court Mr.. FoX's lease expires on the LIST OF May
next, and, in all probability, after that date the
Old Bowery will cease to be used for theatrical
The New York News of the 10th, says: We IN
derstand that Mayor Hoffman has invited MessIs
T. Weed and Connell to resign, in view Of the
charges of malfeasance and corruption against
the gentlemen The mayor considers that he can
not, with safety to the public interests reappoint
them to the responsible positions they have neld,
under suspicion of dishonesty.
| The commissioner of patents, for the present
| year, shows remarkable increase Of business.
| The number of patents now issued weekly average
| 200 The total number of gold patents issued for
the year will reach nearly 10000, against $500
last year, and an average of about 5000 previous
to the rebellion. The surplus fund amounts to
$2500O0, which has chiefly accrued during the last
| two years.
The New York Tribune's Baltimore special says
the action of the President and Governor Swami
in connection with the election in Maryland will
be brought before Congress for investigation. a
majority OF the judges OF elections IN Baltimore
have signed a memorial to Congress protesting
against the admission Of Archer and Phelps to
seats on the grounds of illegal registration by
Governor Swannss registrars, and believe that
Thomas and Stewart would have been elected.
a Washington special to the New York Tribune
says: 1t is currently reported that Major General
Fitzpatrick, United States consul for Chill, is to be
recalled, and A. Rogers, Of New Jersey, will be
, appointed to fill that mission.
Icl hoe 1+o1% r
command Boston Navy Yard in place Of Admira
Striugham, whose term Of service has expired
Commander G. w. Cooper, commanding the
i United States steamer Winooski, reports, under
date of Oct. S0th the arrival of his vessel 1T Ma
tanzas, Cuba, after cruise in the vicinity Of tbs
Bahamas.
At Abaco an American bark had gone ashore
/ and all on board were lost
r The English brig Raven had been capsiZed a
Great Stirrup Crag, and was driven ashore; none
on board had been saved.
:, On the 22d Commander Cooper stopped at Mas
e sau, where, at the request Of our consul at tha
It place, three American machinists were taken OF
board the Winooski for passage to Matanzas, the,
. having been wrecked on the bark Willis Rich, Of
the Bahamas.
y The steamer St. Charles at Cincinnati on the
= 10th, sold to Gaylood Il Co. for $50 900.
y A horrible occurrence took place near Quincy
l. Illinois. Mrs. Mcclure, the wife of farmer, sup
u posed to have died Sunday last, was buried
" Monday in a vault belonging to the family. o.
: Wednesday, groans were heard from the vault b.
= the children of the buried woman and an old lad
who was with them Word being sent to the hus
IL band and neighbors, they opened the coffin, an
a found the woman alive, She had torn her hal
Z and bruised herself in vain efforts to escape fror
d her narrow prison. She was taken home, and
N now recovering.
t. There were six cases of cholera at Cincinnatio
a. the 10th
= at Cincinnati on the 10th, the chief of polio
l. made a descent on the gambling house of Jane
i Davis and arrested about thirty persons engage
/. in playing and captured all the gambling mt
"a chinery The arrests were made on an affidavitc
lady named Hover, that her son had lost SO
" in the house,
If Mr., Handy has consented to continue the sal
of tickets to build an opera house at Cincinnati.
Geo. Peabody, the banker, was the guest
: Archbishop Purcell, al Cincinnati.
y Gen. Grant has decided not to attend The cell
bration Of the Army Of the Tennessee, whic
ofI comes off at Cincinnati He is detained at Was
ngteR by important official duties, and regrets e.
ceediugly that he cannot be present on that occ
" sion.
te Maj. Gen. Fry, late provost marshal general
tar United States, sailed from New York on Sa
urday, 10th inst, in the steamer Arizona for Ca
TT tornia, to enter upon duty as adiUant general
n the military district of the Pacific to which he hi
in just been assigned by the secretary Of war.
" Tie national convention of the grand army
the republic will assemble at Indianapolis, @
le Tuesday, 10th instead of the 18th inst as heret