New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22
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El7'sI,AY MOANING, OCTOBER ., 1866.
late Nesys b. Western Papers.
FROM W WASHINGTON THE NEW JAPANESE TRgArs
GOVERNMENT rlssA 9s{s1s II

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FROM " WASHINGTON THE NEW JAPANESE TREATY
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
" WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Jananese urinses \
Nhe arrived here last night, have been visiting
s1oaaJ places Of public interest, 1t is said they
nave business with the State Siepartment in con-
nGetlon with the commercial treaty concluded a |
snort time since by the REPRESENTATIVES Of Inc
United Sites England, France and Holland sery-l
a.g ~ elenaIla with the emperor of Japan by
Vrtne Of which the people of these countries were
guaranteed more free and unemb arrassed trade
with fhe imperial ports. 1t was remarked at the
nIlle mat the action Of the emperor on perfeciing
Lnis treaty Taa very distastefll to the Japanese
mobiles or native pr9tectionists who are ALWAYS
strongly opposed to any innovations tending Ia
introduce foreigners 81 foreign influence into the
NV9ntIs otlisI zhan she establishment permitted
Qneeg me dig laws Of Holland, and since the pro
mitigation Of the new treaty there have been se-
Elous Internal troubles in the empire. The aristo.s
erafs opposing the royal execution on some lead,
new trade treaty. - 2 =
There were day in the treasury ninety-three
millions q dollars of gold The November interest
en rs bus amounts to nearly fifteen millions of
PROM JEFFERsoN CITY RADICAL. poL1TIcAI AI,ou
sloNs-FAI.sE RECKONING NATION OF CHURCH
PROPERTY AND GEMETERIEs-THE REGISTRATION
Especial Dispatches TO the Reppbllcan.l
JEFFERSON CRY Oct. 1.-THE radicals here are
masking sangn1ne calculations based upon the
statistics which they daily receive from tile regis
fration officers throughout the State showing the
number q each party registered. The estimates
thus formed are principally based upon the COM
pleaion OF previous elections, which, it will be
found, lis entirely erroneous
Ne have convincing proof of this ID this county
~ the influence which the action Of the radical
party IN yrannzing over the Catholic citizens, is
exerting. Yesterday Father Miller, OF this city,
was called upon to pay tax of forty two dollars,
assessed against the Catholic church and burying
ground here. This act will have It's effect here,
as wen as in every part of the State, in turning a
large vote against the predominant faction. which
makes these determinations against the right to
worship Sod according TO the dictates of a certain
class Of unr citizens.
II il now becoming evident that the State OIL
eials intend to make pretence for rejecting the
vote ct Galloway and Mosier Counties thereby
throwing into the hands Of the governor the power
OF appointing their Representatives ana County
officers. liz Mosier county tie State officers still
persist in their neglect to put the registry law in
execution, ana they are husy engaged in eireu-
Aating reports that Galloway and Mosier are in
nsurreetion. and that the registration of voters is
beng prevented by intimidation of the officers.
In Both counties perfect order and harmony pre-
val and the people are DESTROYS that the registra
ton law shall be executed in strict firnaness and
according to IT'S provisions.
The Int terrible hurricane was felt in the gici-
nifty of the bahamas with the most destructive eff.
feet, THE wind being mors violent than any pre-
yions gale known. Large quantities Of wrecked
material foated ashore, and several dead bodies
drigted on the beach.
The Herald says 2sS men, intended as The mn
Gieus OF guerrilla parties in the interest Of SANTA
Anna, have left within a week for New Orleans
and Havana. tits expected more will leave dur
Orleans
There was not single case Of cholera reported
yesterday.
FoREIaN NEWS.
NEW YoRK, October I7-4The Tnreo Eeyp.
tan army iii Gambia was severely defeated
BY the Christians III the engagement already re-.
ported. 1T il said Russia is removing her troops
from Poland and marching them toward the Dan
: a9ar nFn n afrad In ra.
cruiting volunteers in secret for Turkish cam
paign. officers of the King Of Greece being en-
gagged in similar duty.
France is reported TO be very much irritated
against Prussia and it ID said there is every prob
ability of 9 war between the two countries at a
time not far distant.
Tie Berlin journals treat tile Napoleon foreign
Office eiFculatin very calm and easy manner,
thanking the emperor for the exhibition Of pacific
and most excellent intentions.
The Herald has the following special Of foreign
ATHENS, Oct THE following adgiees have
been received from Gambia The attack of the
Turkish and Egyp ton troops under Mustaha Paeha
had completely failed. and The Canadians had
gained great victory in tile Province. In Rhe-
months they have been successful hitherto at all
points. The Turks continue their harbarities. In
y the Province ofHeToca it is said they have mas
sacred one hundred men and children
FROM MEXICO.
New YoRy, Oct. E.--Brownsyille Texas adj
vices Of Sept. 24th; give an account of an attempt
made to capture the city of Matamoros by The
American corps under command Of Gen. Ford 1t
gas assisted by the gunboat Chicago, Capt D. s.
Osborn.
9he object was to release Gen. Tapia, the Ie /
gally appointed governor 0t Tanualipas, pris-
Onsr ia the hands Of Col. Ganaes. the uprising
commandment Of the city and pretending governor /
The troops were TO seize the treasury and pay /
themselves. The command consists of about one 7
hundred and seyentyTfye Americans and thirty /
Me3icans wall arnled and the reinfofcements from
i rtEpnS should HAL
1he force to three hundred.
at time of startling d fearful storm prevailed L
and gupboat driven against Mexican Bank be- |
coming imnoyahle. She was finally got off and |
returned to her first position. In the meantime |
the troops advanced and seized the Plaza, the de-
partment headquarters, the custom house, and
were storming the Jail when, from some unac
eOuntable cause, the order WAS given to fall back
when the troops retreated on the double quick
for the gunboat, where General Ford was Tying
i'll. The troops were embarked and the gunboat
ateained to position directly opposite Browns
VILE.
The shop keepers at Santa Cruz furnished the
troops with liquor and they became grossly in
toxicated and nncontroilable, The enemy gath
cred on shore and Captain Osborn cast Of the
lines and headed for the American bank. Ganaes
sent word to the American commander General
Brown, 10 have the vessel removed as he might
haYe to fire into her, and General Brown ordered
Captain Osborn TO move his vessel above or below
tom or into American waters, saying that if she
was not moved inside OF fifteen minutes he would
The engineers refusing to work the boat and the
men being III the condition they were, Captain 0s.
borne sent word 20 General Brown that he would
surrender the vessel as d Mexican gunboat. TO the
authorities Of the United States, leaving them to
decide who Yves justly entitled to her, Uanales, a.
nsurper. or the JnaIez government, The iag was
hauled down, and Captain osborne walked ashore,
CAnales. on learning Of the surrender, demanded
Che vessel, but General Brow refused to give her
up. Arms belonging 10 troops. were taken BY
the United States authorities, and the men went
into camp to await Developments. though the ex-
peGition failed to have Tapaia released. General
Heneoiesa also, afterwards, made an unsuccessful
astack on the town, and his force is now encamped
With General Ford
THE yIoTflSs or THE QUEBEC FIRE.
(9UEBEc, @. b., Oct. livery many sites are be-
ing erected for the victims OF the late lre. There
ii much suffering in prospect. Private individuals
ara contributing largely to provide neeessaries
soup kitchens established. Another death from
Injuries man named Defoe. An appeal will be
made 10 The people Of England and France foraid
FURTHER ABOUT THE MExIe ~ ooaIPLI0ATIoE
BRoBEs VILE TEXAS. Sept. a5.-nhe forces
under Major General Henejosa. and Brigadier
E q Afar I1otsa tad