New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-27
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PHILADELPHIA, August 26.-Preparations are
being made for the recephoIf Of the President on
Tuesday. Mai. Gen. Meade yesterday issued an
order to the military commanders in this depart
ment, directing them to pay appropriate military
honors to the President. Brevet Brig. Gen. Vodges
will be the commanding officer in New York CITY
and harbor, and Brevet Brig. Gen. G. A DeRussy
The commanding officer in Philadelphia. The
first city troops will act as escort to the
President duty they have performed on every
occasion of Presidential visits to this city since
lT76 A meeting of merchants is called for to-
morrow, to take measures for the Presidential re-
ception It will be held at the exchange, the
Board of Trade, it is alleged, having refused the
use of the rooms for the purpose. 1t is believed
that the city authorities will take no part in the
reception, no meeting of the council having yet
been called.
NEW YORK, August 26.-Arrived, steamer Mon
terey, from New Orleans.
C1NcINNAT1, August 26-The deaths from
cholera yesterday only amounted to thirteen.
SAN FRANoIsoo, August 25.-The Imperial con-
sus official dispatch from unes, Sonora, to the 9th
states that Morales after his defeat at Hermosilo
was pursued by the Imperialists under Gandard
and overtaken at place called Pertigto. A Sc
we're engagement ensued, resulting in the complete
rout of the Liberals, who took refuge within
, the American lines, leaving their baggage
and ammunition in the hands of the 1mperiaiists
Pesuuira was being vigorously pursed. American
fillibusters under Vega left La Paz, August s. t.
reinforce the defeated Juarists who received il
!, exchange for $4,000 stolen animals means of pros
ecuting hostilites. All was quiet in Sinaloa TIL
n story of Losadoses defeat is pronounced false.
b NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The steamers Americ
q and Aleppo have both arrived News anticipated
q. MONTREAL, Aug. 26.-Three transports, lade
" with ammunition and seige guns, are soon e2
"a pected here from England.
MOBILE, August 26.-The Board of Health r.
ports four cases of cholera, among negroes, fC
the past week originating here, all of which prove
to fatal.
cd y1cKsBURa, August 26.-No boats passed t
day. River falling.
ke SOUTHWEST PASS, August 26.-Steamshp Ge
ct Cromwell passed up at A. M. tug arriv
ed down with ship, bark brig and two schooner
Steamship Mississippi, from New York, arrived
ov the bar at 2 P. NJ, and is awaiting high tic
re Steamship Geo. Washington went to sea at P.
at. Nothing in sight
ar Weather unsettled and looks very stormy. Wi
lie sW-lght Tide low.
rem From Yesterdays Papers.l
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 25.-Breadstuffs dull g
-, prices without change of notice. Western mix
9lt- corn 26s. Cd. The provision markets. unchang
ng- excepting lard, which is advancing.
cts, LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening, aug. 20
FOL cotton market rules steady and quotations are
WI altered; sales 5000 bales, mddling uplands Ct
are ing at lS2d.
The The breadstufls market is dull, owing to
Who favorable weather and the prospects for the Grt
.os; The prices OF foreign cereals have decliL
l 90, tendency. Provisions are unaltered.
ted' LONDON, Saturday Evening, Aug. 25.-
Vare money market is firm, cOnsols closed at 8S2
.lU. s. 5-2O's 7O1,
VIENNA, Saturday, Aug 25.-Iti is officially
nounced that the Emperor Francis Joseph
granted new constitution and ministry to
gary.
peace was signed by Prussia, Austria,
and Bavaria, Austria nnreseryedly ceded We
" The Ilf Empress Carlotta will not return to Me