New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-03
ROBERTS EXPORTS FENIAES TO ORGANIZE AND
PREPARE FOR STRANGE EVENTS.
FOUR NEGROES EXECUTED FOR MURDER.
Interesting General Intelligence.
MARKETS. SHIPPING. RIVER NEWS


WSsH1fGToN: NOV. z'-s9aholoFa oonoVef allas
Charles a. Duhlldna' was a[Festeu III New 1oLh
yesterday, ana brought 70 washington to-aay' he
is charged on the aLhaaVit OF william d. ROBERTS,
WIN having lfauaulehtiy pFoeutea hooeFts 10
commit to memory ana swear 70 q faise statement
before the house coh4litsee Oh 'ue J"o!c4aty' ahu
TO matters lnpLcanng 9eueIson Jaws N 1ne iiuf
der q President Alh6oHn' CoAoFef, It Wlh be
recoAeeted, gave secret testlnony peiofe tne nlll
tary commission On Ine 'flal OF me ASSASSINATION
conspHators.
NEW 1oRE, Nov Z.--ool' foeeFts mas Issued
an address to the Fenlans, ca4i4hS on them 10
work and organize into regiments. strange
events" he says, are IN the near Iotate' ana
| you know not now soon you may pc cameo upon
to strike for Ireland.'
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2--The four negroes who
murdered Mr.. Lyles, in Prince Georges county,
Maryland, in July last, were executed to-day in
| Upper Marlborough. They confessed their crime
and acknowledged having been implicated in sew
era oenses in this vicinity about the date of the
murder.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Arrived, steamers Mari.
posa and George Cromwell, from New Orleans.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Evening.-Flour dull at
$l2 75@17 Is for Southern Wheat 5@sc.
lower. Corn lower. Pork lower; sales 940O
bbs. mess at s31 81. Lard 134015c. Cotton
closed heavy, with sales of 1900 bales at 383@
4O5c. Turpentne S0@86c. Rosin SIS 75613 so.
| Cold 147l vetyventies 71O1 Ten. n.fortias 1Onl
Traosnriss 1o7r
treasures iots. ..
LOUISVILLE, NOV. Z.--Saies 56 hhds5 tobacco
| lugs advanced 2j@l50c.; good leaf 81. Wheat
new red. 50 85. Corn. mixed in bn,l1 95c. Oats
| -, no I:, ~ -
| L
l6c. Lard in tlerces l4c. Whisky 81 81.
CINCINNATI Nov. 2.--Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat dnlI hnt not lower at 50 85 Corn frr9 a,
| - NN.2 ~ ~ ~ - 'iA x
9oc' LOT NO. l. oats sIeady al 30c' PORK, Old
$3l; new, $27 so. Bulk meats unchanged but
dull. Bacon, Ice for shoulders. Use for rib. anf
1ol 1a.:s Js :. - So, :.
lS2e' ioL eieaE sues L'"iC II EooS demand al
| Lo4c. Cotton QaH at SOC Hogs, % Io' Goid
l46.
ST.. IoITs. Nov. 2.-F1orr beay7. cuisines,
~ ~ ~ guStaes'
s1AIa~ at uHcn&1geu pIlceE' 4Ae teceiptso vi WAea
are very large; market heavy and inactive Corr
heavy; new, 81 for prime old mixed and yellow
81 O5lasl o.. choice vellow and wbite 90 N
Provisions c,Iie+ pow $40 OK cIoar siaos 10:
orss1oti2 %,'i9U. VI ~ 81 - oie'E SUES 10!
@lSfc. shoulders, l6ac. Lard, l4C. Whisl,
unchanged.
MoRIIF Nov. . Cottrn- Sales +o. .FayJnn Io,n
~. 80 ~ '''l9
1iio@iills a1ooo'' saies loI t1e Week 49uV oales
receipts fof the week TS93 bales against 968
bales last week: exports sor tile week 1923 bales
stock in .eort 35 437 haIes.
'''o - ~ -
tfrom Yesterdays !1veEins Panarsl
DUBLdN2 Oct 3l.-Mr Bright has arrived her
and was the recipient of grand banquet. In
speech he urged strongly the application o
proper remedies to remove the Irish grievances
PARIS, Oct. Sit is stated Napoleon has in
formed Carlotta to urge MaXimian to cede tvt
of his provinces to the United States in order tc
consolidate bis rule in Mexico.
ROME Oct. 3l.-The Pope has delivered ar
allocuti9n condemning the conduct of Italy, de
claring his readiness to die in the defense of hi
rights, and if necessary will seek the free exer
else oIhls ministry in another land.
PARIs, NOV. IA decree hasfbeen issued ap
French army. Napoleon will preside over the
cohtln5soon TnnEoM nct al ma Tnr1s ,,o4
ries over the Omissions in Gambia LaTae 81 mis-
sions were being made by the Christians to Turk
| lSh authority.