New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-12
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FARTHER. POINT, July 1.-THE steamer ST.
| David, from Liverpool the 18th and Londonderry
tie 10Th, passed this point to-day
The war news is conflicting.
Derby is endeaVoring to form a coalition in the
ministry.
LIVERPOOL, June % Cotton-sales for the
week rs 600 bales. Prices advanced ld.@1d. on
the week. Mildling Orleans lad. The sales Fri.
day were 5000 bales, the market closing steady.
LONDON, June 29-Consols 863. U. S. 5-2o's
GAG.
Capt. Grant, charged with burning the ship
Young Mechanic was admitted to bail in $50 900.
A letter from Jparez, dated the LIST, confirms the
statement that the Liberal government will be re
established at chihuahua.
! No French forces are nearer than Durango
Tampieo is still closely beseged by the Liberals
Ramirez, the late imperial commander of Chihua
hua, was captured and shot. The Imperial gov
ernment on July lot sent 5000 900 to England to
pay dividends on the English debt
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Herald's Washington
correspondent gives publicity to an extraordinary
story respecting the radicals attempting to sacri-
/ fce Jefferson Davis and others alleged to have
been implicated in the assassination of Lincoln.
1t says Immediately after the execution Of Mrs
Surratt, the judge advocate set to work to pro-
Clay and others eonspirators. Several detec-
tives were employed to hunt up and hunt down
every person who appeared to have had any cor
respondence or connection with the suspected par
ties, or any knowledge tending directyor indirectly
to connect them with the conspiracy, but after
weeks of industrious labor and search, the detec-
tiVes failed to discover anything of the slightest
consequence bearing upon the subject. This re.
suit was communicated to the radicals in the
cabinet, and by them cpnfaed to the leading rad
Gals then about to assemble in Congress- and prob.
ably to many-certalnly to a few celebrities of
their faction not in Office. Disappointed at the
result, the blaod-thrsty partsaRs who de-
manded vengeance and more blood, engaged
, another experienced agent to work up the case
and find necessary witnesses at all hazards. He
; did work it up andsprocHred nearly a dozen scoun
drels who dePOsed under oath in the bureau o
military justice, to matters facts sufficient tt
hang both Davis and Clay. Among these mel
. were Conover, Montgomery, Meredith and others
Some of them actually told the Story to the PreBi
dent and cabinet, and it was urged upon the Presi
e dent to trace the facts by military commission
but Notwithstanding the opinion of Attorney Gene
raj Speed that it would be legal and proper to try
h Davis and Clay by military commission, the Presi
E dent, who penetrated the designs of the seoun
drels, refused. 1t has since trsnspired, and the
, judiciary committee know, that these men &C
knowledge there was no truth in their statements
y which they admit were made for money.
- Judge Holt in his official report last December
r argued informally of Days's participation.
y NEW YORK. July l1.-Adyices per steamer Co
lumbia, ftom Havana the 7th, state that the repor
of an nsurrection is entirely destitute of truth
One hundred and fifty Spaniards, expelled fror
Q Chill, had arrived in Cuba.
), Arrived; San Salvador and Tyler, from Savar
1t nah Quaker City, from Charleston and Starligh
n from Wilmington.
Is UTICA, N. Y, July l1,-A great contiagratic
ID occurred to-day. A tobacco manufactory, clot
ar ing establishments, cabinet warereoms and otht
Or buildings were burned. Loss $2G0, 900.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Rumors are current {
the dissolution of the cabinet. 1t is positivel
stated that Postmaster General Dennison tendere
his resignation to. day, and that this will be TO
lowed by similar action on the part OF Seeretarie
'e Stanton and Harlan, and Attorney General speeC
y There is nothing Official.
~ W. The Republican members of Congress held
~ caucus tonight and appointed committee to IT
port hereafter as to the necessities of public bus
in, ness and the proposed time for adjournmen
"a Their own marty interests were also under cons
ID Grafton hut as they passed an injunction of
IN on the members, tAe proceedings are not full
Ia. diYulged.
Il WASHINGTON, July 11.-The Senate passed bi
, J to extend for three years the time and manner
10; holding elections for United States Senator
raa' Among other provisions it requires that the Vo
10. shall be viva Voce.
NJ The Senate, by four majority, rejected the b
'a, for the annexation of Alexandria City and coun
tn the District of Columbia
The House passed joint resolution proVidi
the for reorganization of the militia Of the States
Territories in uniform manner, and for the dist
q button among them of two-thirds of the ordnar
he and ordnance stores, excepting the States lat
did in insurrection.
ger The Senate passed the bill granting the rigtI
@ ler way to any telegraph company over the 'bu
anv domain.
hich LEAvENwoRTH, July 11.-Senator Jim lane
ada. to-day of his self-infcted wound.
e BOSTON. July ll.-Jamea Stevens was are!
90 this morning at the suit of party who ella
IONS $4,000 for leesusing ana hia expenses about