New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15


a, aAA5sial1 ~ IN y AxEAEISIsGER sUoouMBs is
1Rs esT9llRsEg ASB GREReE, Ere.
gRy the Hibernian's MaiJsT
NEW YORK, Oct. lI--A semisn3,ieiaJ ;6n,nal 4 4
aefiin declares that there is no prospsct of The
Sonei.lslon ofpease with saxony until tilat conn-
49, ~ ta !, sure guarantees against the recur-
~ s4e reeents war snenaeeda both Prussia ana
Northern Germany. l1 tAV
The oppss house Of the Prpssian diet and the
cnanbst of deputies have adopted fFe pnvern
naent proposal 70 prorog1e until11he i9ff az NJ
Selnhef. Tho minister Of the Interior a ernrasaed
e 9esire ~ the government that the nextsession
a0uid be short, in order TO 51vaS For N,sti
German Parliamentary Reichstaff - : ~ 8
!, dispatch dated Vienna, September 23d. states
Saa sls slllRLsss Oh Mexico has visited the em-a
RsIer sissE; ana ire empress at Esch, town in upper
-AslstEaa ~ is said that in these interviews The
probable return of the Emperor AIayimiian Wa
oIoacAsa aud also his eventual reintegration in
- rams, stle ana honoFs Of magnate in the inn
peTlal sr ahd royal sauaily of Austria.
The estates 81 Sake Meininge en- assembled 5on the
s%dh 70 taea tha oath of allegiance 10 Duke
aaeoTge, WY scended the throne in consedueuce
~ w an@catioll of ms father The new duke,
5snat i3russia should be the leader Of Germapys,,
aae iuTther stated that he had gladly accepted IN
1,e interests of Germany The allegiance offered by
Prussia, and had recalled the froons that had
Joined the federal arIfaF -
On lh9 arrival Of Mnstapha Pasha ia Gambia he
sasuea 2 proclanation calling on the inhabitants
E
~ redress All grievances The insnrreetanists are
required e lay down their arms in 1--WE DAYS.
wees lfonl. thens say that the Tarkish am
s g had threatened to break oil relations
VII esfeece, and his representations to the Greek
Eng ish ministers.
Eurtter .ifspFreet etonary movements are re-
ported in Smyrna in which the Turkish trooDs had
the advantage. -.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONGRESS cASARD
The Philadelphia Ledger. in a statement regard
ing the canard which appeared in that sheet 7yes
tsrdaI says that It was uhshed as received from
m eS Sperleneed, well informed and usually care
1nl correspondent, who was deceived and adds
n N tile We sincerely regret that an error OF, "a
important Q subject has found It's way into the
Ledger even In our correspondence We are dad
30 pc able t03reCofd the fact that the Presi6ent
mas net raised SO serious question for no sound
1yet eaadoubt the entire legality Of the existing
BouNTY ATTORNEYS AND AGENTS.
The attorney general, on October Ssh, III repIy
90 tle secretary of on the point referredt to in
ease for his opinion, concludes DIS follows:
81 ~, therefore, of the opinion that you have no
legal authority to exclude authorized atfnf11e e
and agents from collecting bounties. and that III
1he presentation and payment of claims, lie
claimants may act By attorney.'S
SrRKET COMMISSIONERS CoRNELL CHARGED w1rH
OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT.
An Albany special SAYS charges Of official mis-
Sondnet we're presented to Governor Fenton, to.
day, agaiast Charles Ct. Cornell street commits
aioner of New York city. "a committee of erni.
alehS counsel from the legal bureau Of the Citi-
Eens Association, met the governor byspecial an.
pointInent and presented the charges in behalf OF
the association The document il Il yolnnninous
one containing seventeen charges for alleged
fraudulent abuse of official power misconduct
lnaifeasance and malyersation in office.
PARD0NED BY THE PRESIDENT.
j. w Addison sentenced to ten years irnprison-
2aeut Tor stealing letters from the Boston post
esiiiee ,nas neen pardoned by President Johnson,
after thirty days confinement.
DOCTORS INDICTED FoE ARSON.
BTSGH4MToN, NJ VI, Oct. O.4-Ths Grand JDrv.
~ the session Of the Court d Oyer and TermirieT
sitting hera last week, Indicted for arson Drs
y gonalhan Edward Turner and Thomas Jefferson
Sard1ler5 superintendent and assistant physician
ct the State inc bTiate asylum for setting fire I'd
Etle north wing of that building on The 10th Sep4
IeRlber, 1854, by Whichtbat portionwa destroyed.
Jrs Turner and Gardiner gave bail iii the sum Of
5000 each to appear and answer to the charge.
ARoA CUBA ExpoRr DUTIES s1spaNDED- LAVE
IMPORTATION CANAIaD EXPOSED.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. l0.-Vice Consul General
savage, under date Of Havana, September 18th, /
August 22d, suspending for sig months the pay |
menta of duties upon exports from the island IF |
Ggshai Is pnblished for the first time by order Of
9he governor general in tie official gazette of |
Havana, Of the 25tll nib.. from and alter which
time the decree takes effect.
Vice Consul Savage, under date Of Havana
4 Sep1 2Ith, in letter to Secretary Seward saws:
Some tgF months ago was contidentially advised
of the existence Of a lot of negroes upon a cay in
the Tleiglhofh8od Of Bahia Honda, wha had been
offered to planter having plantation bordering
on the sea with an anchorage, at the rates of 2l
ind ~ oz. per head. learned the name of the |
planter, who had been written to by bis oyerseer,
askiug him II he was willing to purchase the ne.
groes speaking the English language that had
been offered for sale to him tthe oyerseer) at /
dow rate, provided they were conveyed to the |
plantation at the puFchasers risk, which PROPOSE
tion was rejected. This Information came to me
through the Dlan1ersg own friends.
As rnn0rs had been current for some time OF
attempts made TO abduct freedmen from Florida
and Louisiana -Fuulors which had been sufficiently
entitled 70 credit to engage the attention Of the
sgBver3nents-l apprehenaed that the negroes re-
1erred TO might be from our Southern States, who
were kept ID concealment IN some out-of-t -the-Way
cave, for the purpose Of Running them into the |
Islands and reducing them to slavery. Notwith-
standing the apparent impossibility Of such q
scheme being carried into elect and successful
execution made further inquiries of reliable |
parties, which prove the reports to be unfounded.
AID 40 sH1PrING+-REsFo or JOSEPH E. DA.
VIs's PROPERTY - NAVAL APPOINTMENT 80 Ex-
CHANGE FUNDS bounty CLAIMS.
The navy department has received information
ton. Oct. 7ths that in view Nf the succession of
serious gales, he deemed it proper 10 send the
steamer TaeopY on short cruise in the Gulf
stream, La the hope of being able TO render assis
4ance, should any disaster occur.
The President having, under date Of March rs,
1856, granted pardon to Joseph u, Davis, the |
nephew 81 Y eIi. DaPlHy MaJoE# Gen. HOWARD mas
ordered that the possession os his property be
given him at the expiration Of the present lease
thereon, viz; Jan l8e 1867. Such portion of the
rent Of the property as accrues after the date Of
rthe pardon will be paid 20 hiIn, amounting to |
about twenty thousand dollars.
MECcInBiander Joseph F. Sanford has been APP
pointed eetoaptain 81 the North Pacific squad
ron.
Tie board appointed to determine the source Of
4Ils funds turned over to the government by Mr.
0nIa, commissioner Of exchange, have decided to
extend the time 10 applicants making claims for
9his money until November first
45naer the new bounty law, applications are
aoufing into the second auditors office atthe rate
81 thousand per day. Over thirty thousand were
received IN September, and only four thousand
Gent ont The paynastar general office is re-
4seiving them in equally great numbers II II not |
probable rhatany payments will hemade BY either
until after the assembling Of Congress.
51Exfgo- SIs1IT AN, JU AREz, AND SANTA ANNA |
EstB BARK ALTON or TROOPS sroFPED-~HEAYY LOAN
PROMISED sAxIstILf AN--PRoF eToRATE.
nv fi.a Manhattan tifst arrived from Vera Cruz /