New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08
INTERESTING GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
SHIPPING, RIVER NEWS, Etc. Etc.

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~ 'iit 'l0 ioiol aiu o'shltS VI thls country
III our ioreigh teia.ions were compromised by the
actioh ol MlhlsteR Auans ana several consus re-
spectng the Fenian movement. The President
referred them to Secretary Seward ona ~ +bo
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"son sou 10y h%U ny eoHhuehSe IN MI
Seward, and it was useless to see him. The in
terview was mutually unsatisfactory
WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-secretarv Seward s
nluch iLhPfoNeu Co-uay
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-The steamer Robert E.
Lee left for New Orleans this evening with fine
load of freight and a cabin full of passengers.
,lo,1;s ,,o7,,,at -, - ~ - rte .
" sptsHuu ii4uet vas sNen W the passengers ana
invited guests petore the departure OF the boat.
George B. Simpson, general agent for Wood.
Eddy Co.'s lotteries, committed suicide by shoot
;,r bimoolf Do1oas+;o ass
| e @ DoAA'''ie "Ani'uiVies are assigned as
| the cause.
The New Albany fair closed, on Saturday, with
| fine attendance
Tho Enrol,o bo.o ho1I o,,,, 81
Dase oAh' 0iun sooA the Hlty uoiar
| prize.
NlCKsBuRG, Uct. 7.-Passed down, Olive Branch
at M River rising
so1rruprrsr g.. 1,.1
- - 49, Nv -A1o sonooueE marx
away anu tne mexican schooner lsabelita are
INSIDE awaiting steam. The steamship General
Meade went to sea at Pm Weather cIondy
and ranv Wind n 9 n No.b; :; II, N. -
vor,, hiab -'Y'AAus y Sisn'' 4'ue
very hlgh'
tfF0m Yesterdays P"pers'I
LONDON, Oct. 6.-By the treaty between italy
and Austria the former aconires the yapatiayn
frontier while the latter assumes her debt of
thirty millions of forins
A complete amnesty has been accorded by ItalV
to all political prisoners.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6.--The steamer China, from
Boston, has arrived.
The cotton sales to-day were 10000 bales at a
l44d
LONDON, Oct 6.-Consols closed at ss8 for
money U. s. 5-20's 7O4.
W MWAsHINGToN, Oct. 6.-Flint, who is charged
with aosconding from Norfolk, in a letter from
Chicago, Illinois, to the New York Herald saws
he is no forger has not decamned with anotbar
mans wife, Or deserted his own, but that he made
Mr.. G. B. Lamar. of Savannah, Ca, is here urg
ing his claim to large amount of cotton seized
by the government. His object appears to be to
secure executive or departmental action in his ia.
Vor, thus keeping it out of the Court of Claima
before which tribunal the first step in the proceed.
ings would require an oath that he had never mar
tlcIllpated in the late war.
WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-The President to.dav al
rrected pardon to be issued to Edward l.. Mar.
tin, Of Delaware, convicted of aiding and assist
of $1,000 and costs Of prosecution; all his slaves
% pc 4 liberated and that he be disqualified from
any oflice under the United States. Martin has
paid the fine and costs, and his nardon ia racora
mended by many of the most prominent citizens
q I,.,! delaware. ware 80
d,I JEW aa toRk, a Uct: 6.-Eyening-Cotton closed
M dull ana cents lower; sales 450 bales; Midding
57Gg4Oc.
ottawa, Oct. 6.-The government has been in
curing INTO the recent search of the steamer Con-
unboa RescUe Tbs et BY the British
mas demanded an apology of the British consul
Congress was a Fenian vessel, aud had been