New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-30
NUMBER 273
forcementg. Lopez oarried Of IL trophIea. The

forcements. Lopez carried off his trophies. The
Paraguayans still resollteIy hold Humanita.
New YoEK, June 23.-There were twenty
Fenans indicted at Canandaigua. They were
released on bail The Fenian prisoners in the
hands of the Canadians will be tried it ia now con
fdently asserted by high official Of the govern
ment before civil courts The trials will not come
off until the popular excitement is alayed.
WASHINGTON, June 20. An address to the
people Of the United States has been agreed on
by the Democratic and conservative members Of
the Senate and House Of Representatives. 1t is
now being signed and will be made public in few
days. 1t is said it endorses the proposed national
convention at Philadelphia and urges all the States
to participate in its proceedings. It is headed
with the names Of James Guthrie, of Kentucky.
and ". Z, Niblock of Indiana.
WILKEsBAERE, Pa, June 29-The Supreme
Court has rendered decision that the lease of the
Catawssa railroad to the Atlantic and Great West
cru was valid, and that the Philadelphia and Erie
read does not connect the first two roads named,
notwithstanding the difference of gauge. The
effect of this bill will be to allow Sir Morton Pet0
and coadjutors to carry out the plan of great
! through railroad from New York TO st. Louis.
| WASHINGTON, June 20.-Rumor3 are heard that
Harlan will leave the secretaryship Of the interior
to be succeeded by A. H. Browning, Of Illinois.
Dispatches announcing the arrival Of the monitor
Niantonomaha, with the vessels accompanying
| her, at Queenstown, ireland, have been received
at the navy department. The passage was made
in ten days and eighteen hours, in an average run
pef uay q one nuLoFeu aau ty-elSht miles, me
heavy weather did not appear to affect the moni-
tor, either in speed or causing her to roll. While
Vne other NeSSeIs were iuicnlug ABOUT ana theif
progress Was cneeked ny me heaVy seas, she went
aIong comparatively uhulsUuroea'
SOUTHWEST FAsS, June z9'-Arrlved and an
enoleu' ue" American DARN ASphouel' norton
MASTER 90 Gays lroin BOSTON 10 order cargo
~ IONS el ICE 20 = u. warner ana genera
cargo. Conslgnees; y. I. McCracken, NJ
hephier' =. u, oaring, N. hchafds, Rassel d
Hail, Z. Y. sampson Atlantlc and Mississippi
steamship company fato, Marks Co., JOIN
Phelps, Charles Raymond, J. d. Dunbar, Zeregt
Il Co., j. II. Keep, S. Kelhma Co,
Also, arrived and anchored, the new American
bark Emma c. Litchfeld, Crockett, master, thirty
two days from Rockland, Maine, to Thorndyke {
Norton, with $50 tons Of ice and 35 bales of ha,
to j. L. Warner. Had head winds and calms witt
sudden squalls, all the passage. Spoke of Doubl
Headed Shot bark King or Mary Kingsley, bount
for Galveston. On the 30th ut., j. B. Litcheld, on
Of the owners sons, fell overheard while furnl
the iib. IT was blowing too hard for a boat t
live, SO, bout ships, and threw over planks, bu
saw nothing of him.
Steamship Harlan passed down at P. NJ. 4
bark and schooner are coming in from the east
ward.
High tide to-day at An, and tomorrow at
AN. Weather fine. Wind has quieted down, bu
4 is still firm n. N. E.
VIcKsBuRG, June 2s.--Passed down: slve
Cloud at II last night, and Cen Quitman at P. N
River falling slowly.
MOBILE, June 2S.-Cotton-sales to-day 20
bales. Middlings nominal at 23c. Sales for til
, week, $50 bales; receipts this week. 1885 bales
/ against l47O bales last week; exports coastwist
y LOUISVILLE. June 2s,-sales 2l6 hopsbeads