New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-09
NUMBER 279.

The country was quiet, except Seybo, where Gull
lesmo, one of Baezs guards, headed rebellion
which would be easily queled.
NEW IoRE, July 8.-The heat yesterday was in.
| tense, the thermometer ranging from 70 to o3.
There were twenty cases of sunstroke in New
York and Brooklyn. A few Of them proved fatal
Over $1,000 was collected yesterday for the Port
land sufferers The city Of Brooklyn has appointed
committee to receive subscriptions, and author
lied the mayor of Portland to draw on the mayor
of Brooklyn for $4,000.
WAsHNGToS, July s.-The House has made con.
siderable progress on the tariff BILL and the hope
is expressed that it will be disposed of by that
body tomorrow. There is much doubt as to its
passage even if it goes through the House, unless
greatly modified. The duty on tea has been re
dueed l2bc per pound.
The weather here for the past two days has
been warmer than known for several years. Two
or three cases of sunstroke occurred one an en-
ploy6 of the national express company, proving
fatal.
The Senate adjourned yesterday on account of
the heat.
BALTGNoRE, July 8.-The heat has been intense
the thermometer ranging from SO to 80, and in
some places it went beyond the latter figure. The
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Portland sufferers will be taken uphere.
SOUTHWEST P ASS, July 8.-Arrived and anchored,
American schooner Mountain Horne, Hanson,
master, nine days from Brazos Santiago to master
with a cargo of Is bales and bag of wool 90 beef
hides. There were no vessels in Brazos when she
left
The Brownsville Courier of the 24th of June has
. the following news:
The Camargo stage came in yesterday hoon
bringing Messrs. Quinn. McManus and other gen
tlemen who had left Matamoros some days ago t,
go to CamaTgo in order to negotiate with Escobed
for the return of their goods captured with tn
convoy. These gentlemen were not prisoners, as re
ported in our issue ofyesterday, but Gen. Escobed
refused to come to any terms with them stain
that everything would be settled satisfactorily 70
all parties in Matamoros. The train is at&einoss
the wagons intact, but twenty-seyen of them hav
already been given, we are informed, to Genert
S. Canales, for his share in the action.
There were but l25 Austrans killed and wounde
and many of that number wounded but slight,
The surgeon was killed, and four or five other of
) GERS seriously, but not dangerously wounde
Many of them have Joined Canales' forces and a
going to stay with them. The balance have join
General Escobedo.
General Escobedo was expected to arrive 10
. night or early this morning.
Louis Tardous, we are sorry to learn, has 10
all he had and barely escaped with his life. Z
was to be shot, but effected his escape by swII
r, ming the Rio Grande to the Texas side.
We are glad to find that our information regar
ing the massacre of Austrian troops was
founded We obtained it from an Imperial ofic
and natur ally supposed it was true. Nothing Iii
finding [out?l people.
The schooners Oriental and Tampico pass
down under sail.
The ship Estell, MeCulloch, master, from Live
pool the I'd May, has arrived outside.
m, The ship Castine remains at anchor outside.
al Nothing else in sight.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 8.--Went to sea
md morning, steamship Evening Star, and this aft
noon, steamships I. @. Harris and Geo. Cromw
~, Passed up at daybreak, New York mail steams
Mariposa Quick, commander, with merchant
all and passengers to A. Moulton. Both are fl
lilo New York on the 3Oth ultimo.
.o5 Arrived and anchored American brig H.
~ Brooks, Boyce twenty-five days from Minatitl
tto Mexico with cargo of cedar and mahogany
~ Deesdernier & Bruce. week before she left
~ Prussian bark Junos [sailed?l for Shields, Engla
The only other vessel in Minatitlan was an Engl
Ar. brig Just discharged. Weather fine, with Ii
,oa breeze from the eastward. A very high tide
ma, morning at A. M.
"a QUARANTINE, July 9.-Arriyed this forent
brigs Sir Robert Peel and R. N. Brown. Left
+,,o forenoon in tow bark Ida G. Yorke and schoon
FLYING Scud and Andromeda.
lew SOUTHWEST PASS, July 8.-List Of passeng
per steamship General Grant, Captain E.
rec Holmes, from New York June 3O
,ere John Smith, H. Legendre, Paul Radelat, j
Almerall, G. Rapeljea, W. G. Hunt, wife and
and children, 7. B. Moore, Jos. Gayas, j. N. La
stroth, DR.. E. P. Montague, Lieut. W. A. P. LIE
ssed U. S. A., W. A. Candy NJ. Laperstein, E. S.
rom land, w. A. Gasquet, Mrs. O. Vincent, Mrs
era Bryant, Mrs. A. Lampman, Miss J. Harvey.
the List of passengersper steamship Mariposa, f
was New York June 80, Quick, master:
the Miss E. Bournoss, Mrs. A. Bournoss, L. P.
ced ton, E. Goldman, Lieut.. Dougherty, Lieut.. Ell
the Lieut. Watson Lieut.. Mitchell, Surgeon H. Ora
and twenty in the steerage, with 466 privates,
was der command of Capt. Sterling.
on Consignees per steamship Marposa: AVaca
yeen & Co., j. Archer, ]. B. Booth, E. FL. Bo
sian Aldrige g. Co., A. Amman, Aiken Il Raney, J
Gresham, j. Adams & Co., P. Andrews, B.
Iesia tognni, s. f. Blessing, Atlantic and Missis
the Steamship Company, Brscoe Blum, /
= of Brown. N. Burke, Colonel G. G. Sawtelle, Bri
Bragg & Moore, Bouton, Smith q
,sipg Blelock & Co., j. c. BlOhm, G. w. Ban
Co., j. Bouvet, L. A. Bellanger,D. Blum& FL
de. G. Brown, A. Brousseau Bidwell, Payne
f his G. Cavaroc, L. Cressen, Clasterman B.,
IS to mack & Squires, @. Caller ]. Champlin q Cc
NJ. Courtney, W. Dauphin & Co.. P. Dasset,
En- sheimers& Emily & Co., L. Elkin, 7. H. Ellet
the NJ. Ellis, P r. Fell, S. G. Fleming, Fairban
Co., Louis Fix, Fatjo, Marks & Co., g. A.
Sales dick, V. Fregnet, J. CONCEAL, L. Gesnar
AID. Giquel, Griffin g. Porch, A. D. Grief,
& Byrnes, L. Guide, j. Gauche,
U, s. Gresnard A. Glenn, E. Hart
Harry & Mcmahon, Haggerty Bros, j. H. b
the & Co., Moulor & D., F. Meunier, Mrs. Mann,
ID all Mitchell, L. Master, ]. B. Moore. "A Magni
, Ital- Miller g. Co., Norman & Reif, G. Ochmichel
Both mailho & Espenan, j. R. Powell, Peet, Sin
were Co., Page, Peel h Moran, E. G. Palmer q
loody Reynolds, Rice Bros. & Co., Ruser u Loeb
4 Sun Ravet g. Son, f. s. Rampson, N. heime
saloshin, Harris & Morgan, c. Jaubert u
,trians Kearny, Blois Co., K. B., j. b. hea
took Kern l. Tillman, W. H. c. King & Co., F. j.
,upied holz, Loeb Simon Co., ]. Leoois Co.. U.
ler. W. H. I.etchford Co.. Il. Labouisse, G.
move- mont G. Iazard, Levi & Navra, L. Pierre & {
coJobor,, &, Co G. Ledig 8. Locke, "a. N .Seib