New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13
INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS NEWS


Associated Press Dispas.hes.1 .. |
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamer Eagle, from
Havana, on the 9th, has arrived. No news.
General William Pearce has been appointed su-
perintendent of recruiting for New Jersey. 1t is
intended forthwith to fill up the regiments Of the
regular army to their maximum number.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l2.--Quicksilver advanced |
ten cents in consequence of the trouble at the |
New Almaden mines. Six rioters had already |
been arrested and the remainder will shortly be |
taken. ..a15
BosroN, April 20. D. Annis recently
arrested. for the great robbery in New York, was
to-day released by the Supreme Court on a writ
of habeas corpus. Only $4,000 have been
recovered. sr
TORONTO, April 12.-The whole body of volun-
teers at Montreal are called out twice week.
Additional volunteers are arriving at Cornwall in
anticipation of the advent of the Fenians.
MONTREAL, April IA form of diarrhea is prev
alent here, in consequence Of which, sanitary
measures have been taken against the cholera.
NEW YORK, April l2.-The steamer Santiago de
Cuba has arrived from Greytown.
PHILADELPHIA, April 12.-The papers contain
Deering, his wife, four children and niece, who
were horribly mutated. The supposed murderer,
German named Anthony or Antoine, has not yet
been arrested. The police are making every effort
| for his arrest. The circumstance Is causing great
excitement in the lower part of the city.
ALBANY, N. Y, April 12.--The difficulties be-
| tween the stove founders and moulders have been
satisfactorily settled. Upwards of one thousand
Jia4a
| sumo employment. ".=
| CALAIS, Me-, April PA Fenian attack on
some neighboring provincial point was expected
last night, but everything continued quiet. A
large number of Fenians supposed to be going
east, but no definite information can be gathered.
EAsTnoRT, April l2-Great excitement prevails
at Campo Bello Families are moving over here
and taking shelter in barns and outhouses. A
grand Fenian meeting was held here last night.
Addresses were made by Doran, Killian and Major
Scott. @
v1cEsBURG, April 1.-THE steamer Lizzie Gill
passed down at and the Virginia at 10 P. M.
last night and the Indiana and Ida Handy at p.
III. to-day. The Mary E. Forsyth passed up at
M. River about the same.
C1NCINNATI, April 12.-Flour frmer-superfne
ST rs. Wheat-red, 81 90 to 50 45-no white
Mess Pork-cty S25 90. Bulk meats advanced !.
Lard l8c. Clover Seed &c. Timothy 81.
ST. LOUIS, April 12.-Cotton has advanced to
&c. Flour and Wheat, low grades fiat; higher,
firm and unchanged Corn advanced l to &c.. ;
sales at 50 to CSC. Oats 42c. Provisions quet
and unchanged Whisky 50 LIZ.
New York, April l2.-Cotton firmer at $50.
Flour advanced l0c. Corn advanced Sc. Coffee
| ln1l IrIl. ruho
Rico l03@13}. Molasses dull; sales 100 hbls. of
Porto Rico at 52@G2Ac. Mess Pork S25 Is. Lard
1Ss Money easier at 4(06 u cent Sterling Ex-
change active at 1919. Gold 1915. Freights toLiv-
erpool dull and lower. lisa,
! CHICAGO, April l2.-Flour active. Wheat ad-
vanced &c. Corn advanced L. Oats 261c. Mess
pork $40 Is. Lard l7fc.
NEW YORK, April l2.-Five-twenties are quoted
at 1923. Seven thirtes are active at 1909.
From Yesterdays Evening Papers.l
| WASHINGTON, April 12.-!The Senate adopted
Mr.. Wilson'S resolution prohibiting the sale O.
spiriuou liquorsin the capitol building.
EAsTPoRr, Me-, April 1.-THE Fenians have
hired the Town Hall for three days, to holt
/, meetings. -"s @ 1M a..
Another large British steamer is off Campo Bello
| with large force. Men ashore, at work. A
large steamer, with the American flag and private
signals, has gone up the river towards St
| Andrews. 81 . ss
British war steamers are constantly arriving and
patroling the harbor and the river st. Croix. A
suspicious steamer, showing the American coors
has just passed into the st. CroiX river. Fenians
are constantly arriving. s. .n
SAN FRANCISCO, April l2.-The Oregon State
convention has nominated Rufus Mallory, of Ma
rion, for Congress. A resolution was adopted
thet the representation goes with taxation, and
expressing the desire that civil and political rights
be given the late Confederate States when con
sstent with the national safety and that Of the loya
people of those States. ~
The steamer Golden City, from San Francisco
for Panama, with nearly 100000 in treasure, ha
arrived.
The British bark Sir George Gray, from valpa
raise for Sidney, was wrecked on the goth of Feb
} ruary, on Cockburn Island The captain and GREY
, reached Popetic in open boats. .-5---
!, strike was progressing amongst the miners a
!, the new Almaden quicksilver mine. The miner
} were allowing no one to work, but they wer
cOmmitt1 no violence. s ,l tt.gg -.za
Il MILWAUKEE, April l2.-The ice on the river a
ST. Paul has broken up, and navigation is opened
MADISON Wis.,, April l2-The Legislature hav
passed resolution severely censuring Senate
Doolitte for voting against the civil rights BILL an
requesting him to resign. -
La CRossE, WIS, April r. = The steame
Northern Light was sunk this morning by ice, /
: miles below here. No lives lost. .E.
RICHMOND, April l2.-Capt. r. B. Winder wa
discharged to-day, by orders from Washington;
= LIVERPOOL, April l.-Count Won Bislnark hat
a long conference on the 10th with Count harolz,
| Inc Austrian ambassador 10 beruI.
=, Orders have been issued placing three divisions
= of Prussian infantry, the Sixth army corps anu
= three other regiments upon war footing.
;, 1t ia stated that orders have been given TOT Tue
psussian war vessels at kie to be prepared Ief &c
tive service 1t is also stated that orhal treaty
D of alliance has been concluded between Italy ana
!. Prussia. 800
NJ. Won Bismark is said to have addressed err
cular djsnatch to the Prussian ambassadors at the
courts OF the great powers directing them to pro-
test against the extraordinary armament Of Aus
: tria. =, :.
e Florence telegram says that considerable
IL aruaments are stated TO be preparing in Italy.
j. The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
z writes that Prince Napoleon has left Paris for a
y mission to Victor Emanuel, relative to Prusso
| Austrian affairs.
The London Times now thinks that Prussia ant
J. Austria will hardly fight however fiercely they
may wrang!e.
Vienna papers declare that Austria will not take
= aggressive measures. commission OF Austrian
engineers is reported making inspection o
numerous forts along the line Of Adge, ant
soldiers Of reserve on furlough are to be called il
The Berlin Telegraph says the mobilization o
wn army corps will be Immediately proceeded
! with.
Tue goyesSnent Of Weimar has replied warm