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The New York herald., 1866-09-26
OVERLAND TRAVEL TO fgnla.
Thr I;alian Railroads Likely to be I-cd tas
the Transit 81 the British Mails s-'fh. sanc
Over Jguuf Cents.

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an'o , nYas - ~ \, rsac,tr,a ~ M, slopeni puL
isrtcc III cas, On land where yood r,giga> INK u
ablc. AZ by sea. ana with less ri.k ~ o.av rr.n
st,, ~ geatb,r Il become, nagantaoeo1s u. ,aau,
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Jsi.,, II vLtn railway eotoo,tfe, y a4,n 4,
ma ,lme becn extended ,hc rcaresi Il Fsypt Il nm
MA ,snteb III 5oa rny.h miles rr,o o,ion ~ 80
Nom, ems rodte and so nautical iie ron Aevan
s,ie ,bns ee.rllng i d,ercasa ~ as nsntlrai
~ III I'm IN miles In me soa ge ana
~ ,rrrenso IN c5I Euesh nileq N m AL uai.
AL. TIE total distance from London 10 Alsyapdria
wolll ~ ignty.'hroc 'ngl miles horor ~ iJc Biu
dsi tuan ~ hc Narcotics route Tie harbor y
rfnais' enr'antly eaAnd brun''safn Na4 n muc9 Z"
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M ii,t Nv w ~, o,; ~ tho alrirtc /, II III, r-,,
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

q government entitled 10 ,he mos, conspicuous
piAeos Ia history, but my conviction is that those
who pfeserv" tho government ara entitled 70
tho higher honor Bat few who living
When this government founded now remain We
however live At an important time Lot all perform
our rart according 20 the theory and genius of
ernmcnt and the result VII be preservation of In
srtntions and We VIII tako places where history
may assign us.
when the Prcsiden, bad anshcd speaking tho
oors Of the committee each introduced him,
a fos moments s.cnt in conycuatlou or general
character when tho committee withdrew the President
again shaking each of them BY Tho hand they retired
General Dix Appointed Envoy Extraordinary
ana Minister PienipotcniiarS 10 France.
The President to-day appointed Major General John A.
px Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PJcuipotontary
70 France
Th" Military Force nj the National Capital.
Inc arrival OF troops in this vicinity has given rise 10
Exaggerated rnmora VI tho intended conCe eutraton OF
large military force of from twenty aye 10 thirty
'honsaha men At this point Tho fact m that the mum
her o. soldiers for monhs past has ayoraged only
from two thousand 10 three thousand aud that several
companies Of tho Twelfth infantry and a few other
regular troops have beon recently ordered here the az
sresao being les ihan tho usual assignment to ,hs
headquarters of department II is presumed that the
whole number In this city, whsn tho arrangements are
completed. viii not exceed nse nhouuand mon.
Candidate. for Pardon.
The following political pardons were authorixai %
prepared r the signature OF tho President to-day
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Illegally putting man INTO tho rntCd states sers'--
- =. ..n nsn ~ pi~nar.,ns 0m..r..
on account II Tho insecurity or gov,rumen, fund.-
shilc In the hands of drbIr.ug officers owing 10 tho
Of safe place of deposit IN once The Pay rnas,or
General has ust issued a rcnlar II chlof paymatarf
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
EU R 0 Pc.
MAIL ADVICES TO SEPTEMBER 10.
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Russia to Issue an Important Circular
on the Situation.
The Treaty OF Paris Of 1856 to be
Repudiated and the Black Sea
Declared Again Free.
Probable Alliance Of France and Prussia on
the Eastern Question
II. Drouyn de Lhuys Explains
His Resignation.
An English Notice Of President
JOhns0n's Tour.
Probable Alliance Of France and Prussia on
the Eastern Question
n. Drouyn de Lhuys Explains
His Resignation.
An English Notice OF President
JOhnson's Tour.

Tho steamship Atlantic, Captain Hoyer, which LEFT
Southampton the 10th Of September arrived at this
port yesterday afternoon.
Our European files by the Atlantic are dated ou Mon
day, the 10th Of September two days later than the
papers to hand by the Java and contain interesting de-
tails Of our dispatches by the cable to that day
Count Bismarck present, September 8 at the
recration Of the splendid Jewish synagogue lately
pleed in Berlin Most of the celebrated AMI wealthy
German members OF The JewsI nation attended ne
0Cca
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
THE FRENCH CABINET.
VI. pren,n de i.hays on III Reformation.

lIars Sept 81 conespopdenCe " london IIlnes
". Drouyn lie Lhuys hae gOno with hs wife for
months rambc Ia Germany ~ appears crtan that he
repeatedly stated In saion with hs friends that he
hal tcndered his nation nmed aaly after the bto
OF saowa and had only remained on, from day to day,
until hs could ba decided upon and appointed
IT. at future day pdcthc pole H. b. sScdHg ~ for
,oariis o,,e, u by improbable that he would
return Office And when that arrves II not sooner,
believe that General Feury, Who u said 10 have
remarkable talent for organization. VIII replace Marshal
Rnndon az the Mlnl.iry of War.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

lines ~ y has nov carriage roads shouls sniicpa-
Tons be considered sang1ne LEI IL he remembered
ina Az the wonders of the Cents the simpon the spa
gen ana The stelvio have been achieved within tho
recollection of men living. The - Gothard and the
benner have in all possessed great impor.
lance a. Mount aanis and " hls has the preoe.
dehcs ~ railway enterprise u " only owing 80 that
o"nneSon heiweer -avpy and Piedmont which i new Al
i
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HtfW,y y Sept Fl . Y u
h"e 90 10 s.nrn - siir sis~ n,'hip ,iha tvs Liver
.rat. #lur dtu helr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
81 ~ - = Ss------7-77----
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

81, ChARLES s HOTEL-W Jamison, city; W +
aenitw,orth, mt, Vieksburg; H B White, Baton Rouge
Ps1h'llips; s1'anp III Allen and wife Lafourche; Miss
Meseo aen a9 Hoaaa hrs My Walkes az CG KehaEds
Wetmore; nixon, city; q s.Wilson, st Charles:
| Z Z BeckWith, Baton Rouge; G w Brown. u 8 A:
hcGoyern, - Ala; A ornkshahk, do; A Cruik.
sdanh aisa doi Rssd Drake Ora Ohio MCCARTHY and
" MeGrath and wife, Y; Mrs Richardson,
Boston; G Stewart, st Paul., G L Call; Mrs Mon,
| cure, La; Miss Moncure, do; D e Coon; Mr and
Mrs Bnliaskpsptso;n nias Mass Mr. Watt Y Miss Watt
Bailey alley, Ills Mrs Donovon, Md; Mrs Campbell, do
CITY lH0TEL.--V l. Witt, Memphis. Tenn:
Z Davis, Texas; s S Pierson, Texas L Ii
,ge, ToWles, Texas; Rice, Wakeler Galveston; 8
K I Vinton, Red River; B Jones, E r Beckwitt,.
Baton Rouge; DSummers, Ca: S Felowes. Mis-
Fseeiilowes, Alexandria. La; yG w Carethers and
pras ml,s, Hi Haser hGtsl nabs sai @ GhiIdFgss De-
4 2 Hand, NJ Hand, j JSE' Trimble, y5L Barrett,
I Il Conn, poty, La; W Fl Smith, Merehease
parish; pr A B shelap, Morehouse parish; Or G
W Chapnlan. La. Il7F 'sA''o5 &af'lgE iffs'e
-, ST, JAMES, J f FrizeH, Chicago; W B Bailey
llls:J Chord. Ala; W H Brow; j Boyd. Lynchbura;
Young, Baton Rouge; CSSutton, Yazoo; 7 Honde
ley, Yazoo; Z Pratt Ringold, La; A Z Bailey, do:
I 3 Conner, Natchez;. C Q anthony, Natchitocl.es;
: : ~ Ah1hony, Y Piersen, % Hariis Sabine;
~, Jefferson, Texrs; 3. Dale; Fitzgerald; p
BroWe, Ark; A Cashburn N Vi R A johnson and
family. p Gross and family I, La; j w Westbrook.
W W Westbrook, Koscieske; e Finney, St Char |
:, ST LOUIS HoTEL-E Rust, city; CSC Cotton,
New = CIV York; H Won Phul, Chicago, j @ Thom, Va:
. Y Y Z Chapman. ] A Upper, T g Burns, W |
Gowe NfT pssohTsE sY95 sosgqan P moptreal Mrs
J. H.Goehin and family Mass Mr. Sutherlin and
Elamlly, Danville; Mr.. Fisher, Mr.. Cheeny, Mr.,
- Boston; Mr. Marshall New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
Personal.

A few days ago somebody went into the readioe
en VI ene New York Hotel, and there he hap
poAsa 10 see a portrait Of Cen R. E. Lee hanging
she "aii Immediately thereupon, the sait
spiiepody went off aud addressed the folIav;ne
nv W, " =, 'ne OF the city newspapers: "
and adnirers rso,s % 81 ne Epeasg Post friend.
command Of The arm;os Y, leg, iate General il
United States Government are inforn,e5 tbat t tS
pltpaie.oIs m OF the New York Hotel have placed
In order to rive 4 ms portrait for exhibition
of President Washington had 10 Il ote gofral
presumed that the public will see the props;etp
e easse wren W shey take into consideration the
~ Avs VI uie S"o men. ''z.'" :" CHIvALRy."
tho f,,1ar,,a 49, iaifatn orausson writes
M ,ts.;ta e u H., .g4gs sgzs ssgtt:q.-It..
much exercised at The ns. appears to have been
in the public room of this hotel T ni. Ice nanging
that the picture of the famous Virginian General
@ y W. @ removed @ to give place to that of
pictures and maps for the nurnose a@S S OF m
walls, and no pictures had been replaced, as 3hey
we're tpeing cleaned. The likeness Of General Lee
"as paaega .nsre wtaout my knowiedge, by some
AZ t"Gbiva,rvu eu y ~ ao,,.,O lor sae.
doughty hero, who manenvered around Norfalf
ana notued up Butler, and has m ore spoons, pianos
rms sar a anat constitute noble ehival
rory saie INV nv , % pass with the mantle of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

ls,a sllsaiang Cen Sselssss sss0ns have been
Bsus prssss iaS of spsnssing the
birthday Is which hpa5sg ne n honor gs King Johns
ays since q sss sssnssa RAJ ssasIa1 S;aasssa fss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
Spring, 1866.

DIRECT IMPORTATION AT WHoLEsAE
,jH29a T9f LEa aU4l
e.. ~ I.EEvOEE e. CO.. T'
Have in store and to arrive full assortment of rRE,B
BRITISH and AMERICAN GOODS, adapted to the spfsG
Trade and imported exclusively for the SouTHRN
nciading the latest novelties Of DRESS Go0oS
| +oTs. % cases Printed JACoNErs. iiarHa5a I'M 7,
Sou 26 N :. HORGANDIES 70 E5E4t1 sr7t4 I
7-.@ 20 -. Al PRINTS, 1a r-ggl4 ts .t1.-.8.
In two colors cheaper prices than in
| A. FRENCH PRINTS. a.r rq .5I4l,a- 10 h.
A :. PERCALEs
| yrf4 a 20 -, tBRILIIANTEs, ti,t,ggrg
| In chintz and single colors.
"a SILK LUsTERs
"a Plain and Plaid LENoS r,r
34 . AIpAcAs
A Black and Colored CHALLYs. -ea'.a7 @R
-'''D ~ "a ALPACA CoATINGs 8' 'y# % @t
.-'7zT0 64 DRAP D'ETE. s#FItWf -. ..i- +
% 5''.''N FANCY LINEN DRILLS lirss he- assfs +
WHITE AND CoLoRED DUCKS ST
''"-"a+ j. LEv0as q CO. .i4E a-E
Call the attention of Buyers to their Stock of
.' '.@ White Goods, 10 M q 'fFr-
O. glh .r w e-Iu-!sia.' : 7lHu ,arsTi', 10
FJAooNETs, r-erff tat'-Ilq sr,E gribr-teve,iy..r
7F 9-''o tCAhBRIcs l4asrEd 1cl hpo goila, sI s..
NAINsOoKs, 90 Staa rs s4-8tz,a,r
a0'.'+.5'.' r'...N ~ sha4&' NULL, i7SJpz aytF
.o,eo LENos, s5t-,r E.
p Ee1 ha. 19EsV4a iafti ~ r1 Np- ORGANIZES
In Plain Plaids and Colors offered at liberal reduction
10 PACKAGE BUYERS, and Liberal Terms ii
Corner Canal and Bourbon streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

IL IS stated that Hon. Daniel yoorhees nf T,5;.
ana, IS to be eXpaled from the q. S. House of r..
representatives., in consequence of his recent sneecb
In opposition to the plans Of the radicals, wa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
Wanted.

To find the person who ever used the PIONEER YEAST
POWDER and did not prefsr 1t to all ethers T
Inquire Of E. THOMPSON 4 CO., G. W MANSON co,
BIscoE stMMs, and Grocers generally ts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
n !. II ~
a -H. s. G.. .SssasEe & On
JWasEaalle Id, xsfancl.I

@ gteaies Vlarvoyant and seeress in the known world
ana the only natural Spirit ysonis thathas eysr
IN the present centurhe unequaled rsyealer of all that
70 ens te as Present or the Future Horoscopes or
onats OF life written by simply knowing date OF birth
Residence, No. lo2 BenYis street. between Bourbon and
Dauphne streets '"A Saa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

Y Maryland legislature n. |
s5p wy 70 eplnpensaso exGoyernor Hgps
81 ms house, which was burned Sv ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

Congress has provided bureau for the poor ne.
gloes. Eow r let It provide bureau for The poor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
E9snl5er.

100000 FEET CHOICE CYPRESS LUMBER,
Na ], ll4, ~ and inches thick. For sas by n
'N 81. PURvEs & PRAGUE, Il
Tehou
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
Meeting OF the Southern, Press
| NJ 20 ASSOCIATION. E..

BY authority of the Constitution Southern Press Asso-
tion and at the request of several OF the members thereof
reby convene meeting Of said Association he'd at
pNTG0MERY, ALA, on WEDNESDAY, Feb l4.h, 1866,
treceiye the reports Of the officers consider the
ady taken and to be taken advance the
ests the Press and to make the annual election
cerequired by the Constitution. t" Duo
hprietors of newspapers Published In the States Virginia.
Mo- Carolina South Carolina, Georgia. Fiorida Alabama
Aispp and Louisiana, who may been members Of
ne socation cordially invited to attend Proptors Of
Newapers in Iouana Mississippi and Tennessee where an
ogaon of the Press has been recently formed service
In NJ of the territory formerly within the field tails Asso-
atoare also invited be present there being nothing
eharat aims purposes to conc. with their interests and
views ~ '25 tHt "@HIt SO g EH HFf W
ulttendance is requested subjects Of great nteres.
to the nnbers and plans of Importance the future
and prosperity Of the Southern Press viii be pre-
sented Reconsideration Y zN-H " y. A1.
@ W. q. CLARK, IF
| D. a.. n 54 President OF Southern Press Association
| Tan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

John Merrissey is annouhced as a candidate foii
o9agaess, Mgsas ia New York, next fall What next? |
= Nos1oiCongressmen, but not from New York ]
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

4 three In favor Of /
\ 6 " He Hohsss hi which body tie Il
sent result was equally d
sS s1sFe 1aving been only eight votes out
gS huntred and one ID favor of sustaining Il
/ S84 81 The nunhsF aaireis was,s ID tho SaasI
sfonrs stnd TN House aeveutysnisie th
8 "a tlat bsooinas IAN in spis
gative.
ss ~ hots aAatinithis speedy and resolute actio
u tle part Of the represent tatges Of The people
er1or Pc abie Is discern some md
of thst pablic piuien, the existence q
u eh he deliea n Il his very. seldom
ha stiFs body 9frsiiss ID Execu
IA as1t when Atci Il result takes place, j
" attrihutsd to the pressure Of an il,
NJ nperious public sentiment. tin Ia Till
1aosives OF party interest have Influenced
Is 7l9 and the Governor; may be well as
&. 1othing but an absolute conviction 81
- we'll as Of The Justice and propriety
the measure IA could ia " induced I'D
kers NJ adhefe xqs their position.
lature sing thus sinsicsted lie rfrh,
lqeal sslf erpment. ii only remains for The
Y todo his past By imned ediateIy proceeding
n ike Nv into effect. \ s. 81 : 77
lTs So lsT1ok kIsswg Ee Knocked, and knocked,
n Ht tcht ioorsof sthis tlernan,s
Addae btt " disrt arnolant to anvthing.
" ebody cPensd the door: III had a ticket bean
y aol think such 4 Il ticket Was as
= g ne were determined
isd the ig aiming rod, and cot M
\ \ sVp ~ ss M couldn't get any higher. We
N 1ss that MA locked down upon everybody
salne triaaz peoplel NH asls il NAT ve
y. nsrs sf certain secrets Of course We
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

the retail trade all through the city. There ths
planters and country people would lay in theii
supplies of clothing, shoes, hats, etc.. as well as
hardware and cTockery, whilst their produce was
delivered in the adjoining streets, Toulouse and St
Louis. We shall, in our next or following number,
enumerate some of the branches of trade and in.
dnstry that seem to have greatly diminished among
us, at the same time that we do4not perceive for
what reason somesof them should not resume their
former vigor or activity i 4 r. II. stsafr.,.,5,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14

|
.asbes'f Lyoss's School 1'1
7asr1-s 81 XIX 30 rs,
IN Chatawa, Pike County, MIsslssippi,
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD.
TEACHERS: ''M NJ :
&t REV. ALBERT LYON .0'g ,s#
I3ag " ROBERT J. PERKINS
jos. c. ROBERT a. a-.st-I
,,9974R MISS F. MCGOWAN rTls any
A. L. 7. BARCAND.
ri EEgE CHARLES KRALL. ,T .r..f 5H .-- .- /
Inc School limited positively to sixty boys To make this
complement seven more pupils will be admitted I
Privilege of membership only to those who will
continue to the close of the session. srgn "a b
Applications to be recorded accompanied by an ad
vance payment of fifty dollars Admission viii be granted in
the order ofapplcation. -.s.a . rgs
Catalogues OF interesting particulars may obtained
the 10th inst Of ROBERT PITKIN Esq., IS and Is Capp
street. New Orleans or by addressing
- REV. ALBERT LYON, Master.
y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
BAENETT q LYos

BARNETT dLyON,
-a z HaH s-a-lF 1856 81 and 80 l,ayis street. .
OUR BEAUTIFUL FRAMED CARDS For BAR
ROOMS SALOONS, etc, are now ready, and can y
obtained by the trade with packages. NJ 1sfe9l9a7 7
The New York herald., 1866-09-25
M E xI>H Q


Nine Thousand Imperial Tr, "p- :" ~.s i"h
Poto-i-Tacir Advance on ~ ."H'0
by the Liberals Another ~
Maismoros American Fiiibg-ta :,
NEw o,a1AS-, ss, - 80
Dates from Brownsvnls Of the 10Th ana ''o' ~ -
moyos of the 20th have been received
General EEmin, sent ~ Juarez to hatamoFsS " ~
ernor, had been Imprisoned, and during trs ~"
cansles, who had been dcposod because he yosA "
receive HIM and turn tho command oyeFSo him ,hsA :"
turn depo od Hinajosa and assumed cosamand spsAr
orssEa, thus disownng Juarek and TassiA -
haKiman was Ia san Luia Poios, whore yadur-f ans
h"lis bad nine thousand There grc,, conesru
alton among tho liberals Monterey Who vsr. expsct
lug their advance that place
Al Ma,amoroa ,he liberals hal declared tho forced
loans permanent, and merchants and men oe property
wero moyng into Brownsville Tho lcvyipg OF large
sum on Conklns Circus caused a spirited conlrc.cru
between tho military authorities on either aide o.
river
small party OF American allbusers fr0u, New o..
leans had arrived al Ma,aInoros
The New York herald., 1866-09-25
THE + uRF.
American Jockey club Races.


The American Jockey Club cousnenco to-day a.
tho Jerome Park, Fordhsm, WestchesLer county and
from all indications thero will be the largest assemblaso
that over took place on any course IN America.
There viii be two races-tho frat dash Of milo and
quarter for three year olds, which closed with sr
entries, and the great Inauguration Race, four mile
heat which will bring TO the post tho great Northern
champion Kentucky, hlewild. Fleetwlng Onward and
Juiius Asteroid, tho champion OF the West will not
start having ruptured cord OF Of his foro legs
SUNDAY morning in his training galiops, and unfortu-
natey for the great numbers who have followed this
great avorte to this city, they viii have the pleasure
OF witnessing contest between tho great rivals OF the
Eastern and Western sections OF this continent The
place OF AsteroId VII bs taken by IdleyIld the famous
Old mare that beat field OF good horses the Contre
vhe Course few years ago in tho fastest time ever
made In the north-7264; and being In nne condition
To-day with III pounds up oughtto make capital race
onward, however IL the horse That the turimen are
placing most dependence To beat Kentucky having
sold last night In the pools for than either Fleet
wing, ldiewid or Julius Kentucky IA groat fayorite
one hundred 10 twenty being offered without takers DR.
Underwood loft him out Of the pool sales at an early
hour las night and sold the other entries without him
The New York herald., 1866-09-25
The Call Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Union.
ASSEMBLING OF DELEGATES.
Local Political Character Of Inscrip-
tiOns and Notices.
Advance Denun citation Of President
Johnson.
Go. &c. 60.


Tho Convention OF radical Soldiers and Sailors a, Pitts.
burg VIII commence iis session to-day Tho following s
the call in accordance with which the Convention as.
sembed:-
In pursuance or a resolution passed Al meeting of
tne Toidiors and Sailors union held In the city of
Washington ID. c., on Monday evening August 90 1893
we invite all soldiers and sailors have In tho
Union army or navy during tho late for the snpprcq
sion OF tho rebellion and who believe treason III uld
be made odous and traitors pun she'd and who op
posed TO the restoration OF rebels 10 power oor
ing premiums for treason and treachcry and who are
favor OF the proposed constitutional and Of
continuing Congress as the law making power OF the
government, to meet at fttsburg. Penngylvlnis On
Tuesday. September %, 1906 AT twelve O'Clock ~ We
made our arguments IN tho field