New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25
Russia ON the European Stains.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEWS


Associated Press Dispatchss, a., sssai,dsa#4f
WASHINGTON July 24.-The President has signed
the joint resolution admitting Tennessee but says
the preamble consists of statements some OF
which assumed while the resolution ia
merely a declaration Of opinion. 1t comprises
no legislation nor does it confer any power
which is binding upon the respective Houses, the
executive OF the State. He further says that the
right of each House under the Constitution o1udge
of the qualifications of its own members Is I'M
doubted, and his approval or dispproval Of the re-
sont ion could not in the slightest degree increase
or diminish the authority in thisrespect conferred
on the two branches of Congress, but he is earn
estly desirous to remove every cause Of further
delay whether real or imaginary on the part OF
Congress- to the admission Of the loyal Senators
/ and Representatives from Tennessee. Notwith-
| standing the anomalous character of the pro-
ceedfngs he afixes his signature to the resolution,
at the same time his approval is not to be construed
| as an acknowledgements that Congress haa the
fright to pass laws preliminary to the admission of
the representatives from any Of the States, norisit
" be considered as committing him to all the
statements Of the preamble, some Of which are
without foundation. Among them, he states there
isreason to believe the Tennessee Legislature has
not ratified tselate amendment passed By Coz
grass. A part Of the zaessage was greeted with
raffcaIs and Win
ar,la,,se NV tbe Dsr,oeTats. subseoaently the
m elaotians yeportetB fayorably on the
ore,entiols II the Tennessee members. ana amin
yitation was exfended 10 them to come forward
aud be sworn. Maynard, Taylor and Stokes ap-
peared and took the oath. This was followed by
/ much applause, and the nswmembers received the
congratulations Of the Speaker and others.
i T,c senate a,ge Al adoptaJ an arnendne ent ID
tho ,,scallareona ai,1rot,ristiop hin increasing
tbo salsrv If tbe members Of Congress to 5000
Tha aanata rETonse n ala moi take urp Il
H. ;,,o,tor gl
fr I1o,so con,,nittee has renorted a bill to nav
tba rewards To the captors Of Jefferson Davis and
- 41,o ,ssasirs ~ NJ, Tireoln which have been
I,os+,,ouea Among tbsa5nounts given to the cap
tors of HBooth and Harold were sI75OO each to de-
tectiyes Il. d Baker and &. j. Congor, and $los-
, 600 to Misior Ackman. For the capture OF Jeher7
, son Dovis, Tientenaut. Colonel r chard receives
en- ooa, each oantain sz29, etc. The rewards to
tbe cantors Of PAYNE range from $40 600 to $780,.
9 WAsH1AgTos, July 2A-A bill has passed both
Houaea Of Congress to abolish the United States
8 oo,rt far +ha Western District of Louisiana.
nv Ghveynor johnson was rejected yesterday
= lhvi+be Senate as minister to Venesuea. 70 e7
!, nn,ress will adjourn ON Monday, it is believed
r NJ yop,a J,Ilvg ID Flour declining; Southern
Hover prices ranging from SO a0@sl5 75s Wheae
' anil Corn advanced. Lard and whisky dulfs
:. 6. 1oaa oa1o1c cofeee le less irnl Turpen-
i; 4ine steaiv n 74e Rosin steady at 81 T50$S 60s
nto Afosooyr Gazette of July 18th contains tho
( follo,riny highly important announcement: Russia
1noa ot 1asire. change in the present stata Of
" tbinaa in Furone II Austria and Prussia will rer~
m N der tbamselyes the tools Of France, Russia can no
he longer depend on them as heretofore. Venetiap
n without Rome, would constitute no progress Tor
i u ItaIv The submission of Austria TO France 10 not
N advantageous, but dangerous to the European
ri eopilibrium, The supremacy Of Prussia IN Norin-
all ern Germany narrows of Russia in the baiSic'
ira The Russian love Of peace does not sancnon
he the efforts to attain supreme power. Eng
or lands interest may make her seek an aAs-
cet ct aDce with France and Austria on the Hass-
ern question, but the dictatorship OF FRANCE
in Italy and Germany cannot meet Wlth her sup
= port r5g
at A dispatch from Florence, Italy, OF July 10
ID says the Court ot Defiln nas hSs;s
po Italian Caohet 1naS an ,s'..,,S rto T,o,ia
ed the cessiOn of Venetia is admissible ING leaiia
government IN It's reply ls saiu 10
its resolution to continue onensWe opel@as@l psss-
IN, against the Austrian Empire Wi'nous
led' IN conformity with the engagement 49,. y -
terea heo Wy Flus1t4 rom Austria satisfac
'es' tory terms for the eoneiusion u h,;,ho
Nla- The Nazrone, OF Flofehce, u =
statement Of the eouU,'i1hs " ~ Trha $500
-. stipulated by RUSSIA anu lay 80, A.,
power demanded tne e&oiS,oot -
Germantc Confeaeration lne ,,aas,ao'
tbe his was adinit'eu ~ - a1,inot ~ u
oer obtain the assem- u 'ne 80, ,rovn,