New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-04
RADICAL PosTpoNEmEHr MOVEMENTS
ican Immigration a Failure.
GENERAL S-MARKETS.
Associated Press Dispatches.l ]

LOUISVILLE, April 3.-Leaf tobacco fully sus-
tanned sales ls2 hhds.; common light lugs s4 to
S., heavy Sc to SS, to fair leaf So to $40,
choice leaf s25 to s4l. Mess pork irmer at SIS.
Refused bacon shoulders 13c. Clear sides l6{.
Sugar cured hams 22c. Cotton 33ac. Flour 81.
Corn SIC. Oats 45c. Whisky 50 25 -ys
New YORK, April 3.--san Domingo advices
states thata revolt had taken plackin the province
of San Cristoyal and various towns, headed by
General Cabral, but President Baez had defeated
and routed the rebels and obtained the mastery in
the revolted districts. @Ga5ral had asked permis
sion to leave the country. 4ier l. u
WASHINGTON, April 3.--Wm. L. Hamilton, ar
rested on suspicion of being the guerrilla Guam
| tre, has been released. t.as " ,iBS
It's very doubtful now whether Congress will
agree to any measure extending changing the
| income tax. ,&0ssaej @33asst- 4a&ss3
| Tae majority of the radicals are in favor Of con-
tinuing the present session Of Congress till Sep
tember, and it is further decided to protrast and
postpone the regular business fer two or three
months. The object of this new move has not
TRANSFERRED but it is supposed to have considerable
political significance. 5i.r7,
CINCINNATI, April 3.--The Republican ticket
was elected at the municipal election yesterday by
about three thousand majority
New York, April 3.-C0rdova advices confirm
the report that the American colony there has
proved failure. " -s .-e \. 4s '"''
CINCINNATI, April 3.--Flour dull at 81. Wheat
dull at 81 80. Corn 54c. Oats duh at Sic. Mess
pork dull at SIS 25. Bulk shoulders l04c. Bacon
dull shoulders 12ac.; clear sides 1se. Lard Isle.
WASHINGTON, April 3-H Hoase-A substitute for
the bill regulating the appointment of volunteer
officers for the regular army was agreed to and the
! bill passed. '-'. 'a' fS Se
| A bill was passed to provide for the better or
ganization of the pay department of the navy. Y !
The bill passed restoring commander William
Reynolds and Melancthon B. Woolsey to active
service in the navy. atst asLE s.H
A bill was passed for the relief of seamcn and
others on the books of vessels wrecked in the ma
val service. ,%E-.s 5@ ,E = Et5j55s1s
The proceedings of the Senate were not i'm
portant. rs.F
New YORK, April s.-Gen. Hooker is recovering
from his severe illness. -7-'ts u@l, ssGizt
Cotton heavy and lower at 4oc. Flour 81 SIS.
Whisky 50 27. Coffee dull. Sugar firm at 12c.
Molasses steady-Barbadoes 4oc., Porto Rico SOC.
Mess pork s26. Money more active. Gold l2s.
Government stocks firm. sr7geesHs#l5 II
By auction, 1000 bales of cotton were sold On
government account at 4fI@4sac. for middling
savannah--the latter price for good; middIing
Florida at 4l3c., middling Memphis and Nashville
at SSAc, Sea Island SIC, ,@$l OF. --e
. The Commercials Washington special says the
Supreme Court will not decide the constitution
ality of the test oath. Five of the judges oppose
it, But one of these joins the other four, VINO al
yocate the oath, in the postponement Of the deci-
: sion. r.-..r.., .- e .,. 9.. s.,5@ss9 e.
!. New HAVEN, Conn, April 3.-The Republicans
|, are firing fifty guns in honor of the election OF
Hawley. The Palladium claims soo majority IN
y the State.