New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23
RECONSIDERATION OF REselHTInH AGAINST Alntsr NJ
Of SOUTHERN MEMBERS KEaATlsEp. -
HOME AND FOREIGN n1ARKEvrrs,
Associated Press Dispatches. I

l .4 v 4 Il
| New YORK, Feb. ~ The Royal mail steamship,
Cuba, from Liverpool the 10th, and Queenstown
the l1th instant, arrived this afternoon with two
days later news. Z N
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1o.-The sales Of cotton Satar-
day comprised 1000 bales, the market closing fat
with partial decline of ID. .5 l
LONDON, Feb. 10 United States sos e7sM67f-
Consols S6a@sGS. 8 S sS
New YoRK, Feb. 10.--The Tribune says the re-
ports telegraphed from Washington bf the imIne~~-
diate disruption Of the Cabinet are groundless.
Hassanerk, our Minister to Ecuador, has sent IN
his resignation. essf.
Mexican advices say Pierras, Imperialist, has
been appointed to the command Of the State Of
Sirialoa. It is expected the railrosd between
Puebla and the City Of Mexico will be completed
by May. 4 gss
New, YoRK, Feb. 22--The banquet to our min
lister to Russia, by the corporation of Moscow and
merchants, was enthusiastic affair designed as,i
an acknowledgement Of the courtesies shown the
Russian feet while here. The health of President,
Johnson was drunk amid protracted cheering, and
q telegram announcing it was sent to the Ameri-s
can consul at Liverpool, for transmission to this
country. gs t s5s sl5z Ff
Mr. Curtin, the American Secretary of Legation,
spoke favorably4of the Russian American tela-S
graph and Of the future Of Russia and Americas
concluding: The more intimately acquainted
my conntfymen shall become with the Russians.
the more will they love yon.n Mr.. Curtin Wasy,
seized and kissed BY every Russian present. stsr
WASHINGTON, Feb. Senate Mr. sumner,
| FROM the Committee on Foreign Relations, re-,
ported House resolution to facilitate teegraphie
communication between the Eastern and Western
continents, which passed. 4..45 is
! Mr.. Bucklow spoke in opposition to the constitu-
| tional amendment s.
The House, by vote of l0s against 81, laid
| upon the table the motion to reconsider the vote
by which the House yesterday passed the resoin-
ton that no Senator nor Representative shall be-
admitted into either branch of Congress, from any
of the late rebellious States until Congress shall
have first declared the States entitled to represen-
tation. t;# .s.s,. a, "a s1.s Il
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-The demonstration OF
the citizens of the District of Columbia in the
support of the Presidents policy, was attended by
an immense concourse. The meeting was ad-
dressed by prominent individuals and resolutions
in support of the patriotic policy of the President
were adopted and presented to him at the Exeeu.
tive mansion, in response ito which he made q
speech, reiterating his devotion to the Union and
said the radicals were endeayoring to break up
the Union we fought for. The Presidents res
marks were greeted with. great applause by the Il
vast gathering aT u M
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 22.-The extensive warehouse
of Newcomb, Buchanan & Co., wholesale grocers,. !
on Fourth street, was burned this morning. with its
contents, involving a loss of 5000 900. The insu.
rance amounts to Sl65 600. |