New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-20
TRLBGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
Holden Nominated Minister to San
Salvador
Natural Bureau of Education Bill Re-
considered and Passed.
-@F
Minority Report on Reconstruction Favor
ing the Presidents Policy.
Alleged ChiIlan Privatser left Boston.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
EEEETs, RIVER. Etc, Etc.


WASHFGToE, June 19-The President to-day
scna to TIE Senate the nomination of Governor
Holden, Of North Carolina, as minister to San Sal.
vador.
Dir. Garfield, Of Ohio, callel up the motion to
reconsider the vote by which the bill to establish
national bureau Of education was rejected and the
iqaeston being put, the motion prevailed by yeas
!76, nays 40. Tie bill vas then read third time
and passed by yeas 50, nays "A.
4 To the House Mr. Rogers, of New Jersey, pre-
Reu!ed the minority report Of the Committee on
IRoconstructiyn. 1t is a long document consisting
Of al elaborate argument in favor of the Presi-
dents policy and the immediate admission of the
South 10 representation 1t takes ground that a
State can neither withdraw nor be expelled from
the Union. The war was to preserve, not to de.
stroy the States. The report concludes with d
eulogy OF purity of the motives of President
Johnson.
The remainder of the session of the House was
occupied by the consideration of the new army bill
Boston, June l9.-The furniture store Of Messrs
Holly, Morse Boyden, on Washington street. and
Child Il Jenks's picture establishment were de-.
stFoyed by FIRE to-day.
Tie loss on the former amounted to $50, 1000, and
on the latter to $4,000.
Saaweli, United States District Court, on appca.
tion Of the Spanish vice consul to detan the steamer
Cherokee On an allegation that she was intended
Tor Chitaa priyateer. Before the warrant could
be issued ;he ship had sailed.
LOUISVILLE, June 19.-In the U. S. Circuit
! Court, the case of Isham Henderson, defendant
Haa a'schOrged, W. Judge Ballard. This releases
li-A hozaal miiuyry control.
| Tho thraA Jtalaoo nOprtavFa;fa,.,
currency, were sentenced to-day Latranza t.
fifteen years in the penitentiary, and the othe
two man and a woman, to seven years and tel
months Imprisonment,
| NlN7 YDRc, Iuase 1a Fvening,-Cotton saIes to
day 1900 bales, at 40e. for middling uplands, ant
4lc. for mddTing Orleans. Sales of the week 90Ot
bales. Receipts last week IA 90 bales. Exports o
| the week. 19,O 600 bales.
| LOUISVILLE, June l9,--Leaf tobacco unchanged
sales 242 hOgsheads. Flour, superfne, $8 25
extra family, $40 so. Corn, zoe. Oats, 5Sc. Mess
Pork, sSB Is. Bacon shoulders, l6c; clear sides
2lc.; sugar-cured hams 24c. Lard in tierces, 22c
Whisky, 81 "a Cotton, middling, 35Bc.
| CINCINNATI, June l9.--Flour and wheat dull anC
unchanged Corn G4G375o. Oats SOC. Mess porl
$33. Bulk meats l4@l9c, Bacon 153@2O4
New YORK, June fostering exchange closet
dull and heavy at lO7 to 1O8. Gold closed at 1909
SOUTHWEST PASS, June To- Sailed in AM
anchored British schooner Gipsy, nine days from
Ruran Islands, with 5000 cocoanuts, 10000 plan
tains, 1000 lunches of bananas, 200 pine apples,
barrels of lines, barrels Of mangoes, and l30
oranges. Vessel and cargo to L. j. Mcqueen
Lett in Ruatan schooners Greenland and Louisa.
The ship Epamnondas has gone to sea- TIL
bark Jupiter is still on the bar. The ship Levi
Henry is at anchor outside. The bark Columbia
aud ship Constaucia, outward bound, are still 8
anchor here.
Nothing else new. Weather fine, with ligl
breeze from the eastward.
The steamship Kensngton nine days from Bo
ton, crossed the bar at P. NJ.
= QUARANTINE, June l9.-Arrived: British sch
Mischief, Oliphant, master, from Havana 18th inst
: with cargo of molasses and sugar. The steam
i Exact put into Havana with loss of rudder. I
t sail for New Orleans soon, schooner Sea Witch.
r New YORK. June 19.--Texas wool 20025c.
Arrived: steamers Evening Star from New 0
leans, and Missouri from Savannah.
vIcKsBURG, June 19.-Passed up Julia at p
Passed down Fashion at s P. M. River risil
y slowly.