New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-27
NUMBER 295.


his adhesion to the Union under the Constitution,
and setting forth the inevitable reign that would
follow, should the radical party succeed in Inc fall
elections.
The weather is hot. The thermometer Stands
ats5.
The river Is falling slowly. /
Business Is very dull
SAFANsAH, Ga, July 26--There have been
twelve deaths and twenty two new cases Of choI-
era since yesterday rnorning-sixty-se in all,
and they are entirely among the troops on Tybee
Island.
BALTIMORE, July 26.-Yhe great railroad bridge
over the 8usquehanna river at Hayre de Grace,
was destroyed by a tornado last night, involving
loss Of 81 100000.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2B.-The building for the
| accommodation Of the national Union convention
is being constructed at the corner of Broad and
Wallace streets. 1t will be of monstrous size.
| Three cases Of cholera are reported to-day.
| New YoRK, July 26.-The cholera ia again IN
| creasing with the return of warm weather. Six
teen new cases were reported yesterday, of which
| several were fatal.
very bad state of affairs prevails on Wards
Island. Several persons have died Of cholera and
there are now eleven hopeless cases there. 1t
was believed the epidemic could be controlled.
a cholera nest has been discovered in the |
lower part Of State street. At No. llS Aul- |
berry street there were four eases of cholera
in one room. In Brooklyn the disease has also
found more victims, eleven cases being reported
On Governors Island affairs looked promising, no
new cases having occurred. The number of burial
permits since Sunoay last was 42O, and the num-
ber Of fatal cases of cholera 20, which gives
more favorable report taken during the same num-
Der Of days last week.
-Four Fenians were discharged from custody in
Toronto yesterday. It is probable that several
more will soon be released. The Canadian militia,
It's officially announced, will be armed with re-
V peatng rifles.
The steamer West Chester and the schooner Pc
v comic were both sunk off Absecem lighthouse, on
e Saturday, by coming in collision. No lives are
e known to oe lost.
= LOUISVILLE, ny, July 26'-Ihls was the thlrd
= day of the National Saengerbund festival. The
Saengerbund Hall was again crowded with all the
:. beauty and fashion of the city An audience of
equal size was outside. The performances are
!. mrigaled and the enthusiasm is unbounded To-
morrow the musical societies Will have gaia day
a ct the Fair Grounds, and on Saturday they will
n visit the Mammoth Cave Their next annual meet
j. ing taxes place at indianapolis
VIoKsBuBG, July 26.-Passed up, David White
. at II A. NJ, Mollie Able at z P. NJ and down,
,r Lazy Say az 7. NJ
ia HlVer ialtlhS'
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 26,-Ihe steamship I. ..
Harris, from Galveston and Indianoa passed UP
'e at G PM She left no papers, constance or Das
1r ,a,,r-arti
9epSsi iI9'
"a ship, name unknown arrived at the par thE
to Tba 1tsornstin W r 4aras went q 60, a
h -
. r ~
ofl Wind West-Hght. "
VI NEW YORK, July 26.-U. S. Gs coupons of '8I
y, 1ne5 aitto of TX Io5l Gold closed at 14p{ The
0. 80 80 ,-4 - o4ir l iii y, ,,,rad
n tendency; sales 5000 bales at 3683sc
The low grades of -four are steady but the high
GRADES are lower. Southern So 4O6asl5 50. Whea
y S,"Ue CIV W." - lnn ~ ~, ~
advancing; safes 46,VUO busheis' foFh closet
=, buoyant at $32. Lard heavy. Sugar steady
,s Coffee firm
rs C IT. oe EIu5rl 0l o5 i
rs NiNolNNATl 'u'S 40 i0'it uuia anu s,n' u,
a. Inc hlgher gTaoes are worm from ~ oUVmSi1
= Wheat is unchauged-no demand. Oats dull a
y 8sc Mess Pork S92, Bulk meats unchanged bu
Is. - 1ealao1 ia An a4 oo c1
d. hrIlef' p''coh Ao4e92io' i'"iu u't'' "' -V' NOi
n l+o3.
o. LOUISVILLE, July 2B.-Capt Phil Richardson, al
se oI5 etaarboatman died suddenly Yesterday IL /
nd s,nnoee6 of anonlexv t.
supPoSeu VI ePoPieNS
. 1t is reported more coal has been pushed out
pttShurr the present rise than ever before OF
ul- ~ .or,o s4ooa oF 1vatar
'"e S"'-' ~ - "
ion n L7.rrr, po1sr Jnlv o. Tho Hfharnian passe
eu this point yesterday with Liverpool dates to IN
an 10Th, which report the cotton market opening Una
of day with decided Improvement IN demand.
nd The market was hrm put prices mad not deVe
- Oped. No other markets since the sailing OF th
W Scotia.
me BOMBAY, Jq!y I6'-Gotton Is nrin ana aaVhnel
I'M The Great Eastern had LAID nearly SOO miles
ov the cable up to the evening OF The 15th, ana VIZ
~ progressing taEorapiy'
SO Nothing further had transprea. abont the peac
no negotiations between Napolean and the eonteu'
Yn ing powers.
tb The Prussfans were defeated in sangunar
sNe conflict at Aschafenberg, and marched toWart
ers Frankfort, which was evacuated by the bedera,
au- The Diet had removed to Augustenburg;
his The Prussan headquarters were at Brunn.
".'' was reported The Russians occupied 1glau.
'rg The London Times thinks the Prnsslans wou
be before Vienna by the 18th and doubts that th
i've Austrians can Withstand the victorious Prussiso
loo Ciadini occupied Padua and Yjcenaa, towns c
Oe the railroad to Venice.
as 1t was declared in diplomatic circles at ST.
IRE tersburg that Russia has no present intention
ele abandon her neutral attitude, and will not, excel
AZ ing foreign power shall intervene in the ahai
"s of Germany.
ana TTnle (ialf1ini ia 1i4p1red from Padua a