New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

seriously disturbs all Europe Risdepavture for Bt
arritz seems indefinitely postponed. Ititsaid that a
severe diabetes now complicates the Inflammation
of the bladder, from which he is suffering, IS for
her majesty, the Empress Carlotta, in the midst of
her flowers, which make Miramar ap enchanting
garden, she shines in all the luster of perfect
health. l have the honorto be, sir, your majesty's
most humble, most devoted and most faithful SER
want and subject, F. ELyM.
Brussels, September 10, 1861
GENERAL BANKS IN TRouBnE - THE GENERAL
ARRATGNED IN A REPUBLICAN cAuous--oHARGEs
OF HARITuAL TMTEMPERANGE-vEH DE
NAL AND REASSRRTIoN.
BosToG,s Oct M,--At a Republican caucus in
Maiden, last night the charges against General
Banks of gross intemperance, and intoxieation
upon an especial occasion at Portland. were made
publicly and in the general 8 presence.
he Indignantly denied them from beginning to
end, and challenged investigation: but would not
agree TO any method for sitting the matter
through the agency of an impartial committee, or
otherwise. 5lgs s .
Gen. Bapks's friends claim that his bold denial
has nuh6ed the ISLANDERS. His opponents declare
that he has added deliberate fasehoodt to his lesser
otfenses; that his habits of intoxicatlon can be
proved beyond question, and that unimpeachable
and Overwhelming evidence of them will be
bro1ght before the Republican convention meet
ing on Thursday.
CHOLERA.
New YoRx Oct I4.-In this city there were
but two new cases of cholera and no deaths re-
ported at the registers Office yesterday. On
board the Helvetia now at quarantine, the disease
is still prevalent. There have been three new
cases Of mild type on Governors Island since
the lastreport.
EXTENSIVE FeRaERIEs.
a series Of extensive forgeries on several of the
hanks and bankers Of this city, to the amount of
$50 ,oeo. has lust come to light. Some of the
forged checks were deposited in the Hanover
Bank by an inlposter by the name of Eugene Da-
rand. who succeeded in obtaining $4,000. Two
checks were drawn in the name of Trevor & Col
gate bankers, on Wall street, one for $500 and
the other for S3,600 and were drawn against after
having been deposited. The North American
Bank, Merchants and Chemical Banks are among
the victims. Thus fer it appears only about sl2,-
GOO have been lost on the forged paper. An al
legged accompliee of Durand was arrested yester-
day and taken before Justice DoWling at the
Toombs Police Court. A partial examination was
made in the case, when the proceedings were
further adjourned until tomorrow at 10 CLOCK A.
H. DuTand, the alleged principal in the affair, is
| still at large.
FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
The steamship Hermann, from New York, ar
rived at Southampton on the Sd. The frigate Col
orado left Southampton on the Sd, for Cherbourg.
tween Admiral Goldsborough and the admiral in
command at Portsmouth. Visits and salutas were
exchanged. Admiral Goldshorough's flag was
hoisted at the time on the Frolic.
The United States steamer Canandaigua, from
Cherbourg and Lisbon. arrived at Gibrater, on the
I'd inst and proceeded eastward.
The Daily News says it is understood that the
British foreign office has received a petition from
~. Iamerande, whose case has created much
noise, and that Lord Stanley has promised thaths
case shall have his immediate and best attention.
Lord Carnavon, colonial secretary, is also taxing
the necessary measures for iusttnting strict in
quiry into the conduct of those who SO grossly
outraged British law in this matter.
The Pail Mall Gazette says the seizure of the
British steamer Tornado, and the Imprisonment of
her crew by positive orders from Madrid are as
surning a serious aspect. The ground alleged by
her captors is that the Tornado was a Ghilian
priyateer.
The facts are that She is owned by Campbell g.
Co, of London, and was on a voyage from Leith
to Rio Janeito, The crew havebeen kept in close
confinement for months, and treated with brutal
severity by the Spanish authorities.
The Asia S flies contain the following items:
The Marquis De Moustier, the new minister Of
foreign affairs, previous to his departure from
Constantanople, informed deputation of Creeks
that the political Situation at present existing in
Europe would prevent Napoleon from aiding any
revolutionary attempt against Turkey.
The ST. Petersburg journal expresses the opin-
ion that the secondary States have reason to feel
anxious since the publication of the French
foreign office CIRCULAR The writer intimates
ance, or prospect Of coalitions as are indica-
ted by the French emperor.
3 "A Paris journal heads an article on the subject
of the Russo American alliance with the words
!. LIE Spectre Russo and contends no issue of
moment can result from the movement. The
financial position and social condition Of Russia
are treated very severely in few lines
The English ewspapers comment atsome length
4I.s g s9-,,k kty. TS1..
the constitutional questions involved in his diff
Guilty with Congress-.
LoNpoN, Oct, 10.-[By cable.l+-It is rumored
that the Observation-Disclosures of Prussia and Saxony
have amicably adjusted all difficulties, and that
peace negotiations have been finally concluded.
THE EAST
The insurrection in Gambia is still progressing.
and the insurgent are marching upon the city Of
Gambia.
The French minister had protested against Tur-
key ceding any ports in the Gulf of Egina to
America or Russia,
1t is asserted that the Marquis de Moustier pre-
fious to his departure from Gonstantinople, ad-
lressed strong representations to the Turkish
government against any eession by the latter to
Russia or America of ports in the Cult Of Egina.
Official intelligence from Gambia states that an
other battle had taken place in which 1000 Christ
ians and II 300 Egyptians were engaged. The
tortnef commenced the attack and drove back the |
Egyptians TO the seashore, where they were re-
SSbsSs NSHhGiS uA neeL,
a conflict is reported between the Christians
and Turks at Heraclea, in which the former claim
to have obtained the advantage.
FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times asserts
that notwithstanding the pacific countenance
assumed, there is in higher regions as strong, if
not stronger, irritation against Prussia as at any
previous period
THE PACIFIC COAST.
SAN FEANcIsce, Oct. l3.-William L. Aldrich
commenced suit yesterday against Charles w.
Brooks& Co., for an attempt at fraud in assigning
to creditors Of that firm a claim against Aldrich
for sl57 000. which had been paid in full
Brooks & Go. publish card in which they deny
the accusation, and denounce it as malignant
libel.
Queen Emma sailed on the steamer Vanderbilt
to-day for Honolulu.
"A Victoria dispatch says Oppenheiner & Co,
Of Frazier River, have failed, with liabilities OF
s2Q9, 600. y6
The brig Timandia, from Okhotsk Sea, brings
sixty tons of Goldfish. .55
Eastern kilograms give more firmness to all
kinds of cotton goods, There Is some advance in
mining shares. Savage, 1910; Yellow Jacket. 72O;
Belcher, rs; Imperial, 76; LeGal tenders, TOT
e SAN FRAEoIseo, Oct. 13.--A Victoria dispatch
says that the Bellingham Bay Coal Mine is on fire.
a steamer had sailed with hose TO convey water
to the mine. Her majesty's steamer Scout had
sailed for San Francisco.
No large transactions in wheat. Holders are
firm; 1000 sacks sold yesterday at 81 65 S9