New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-27
Telegraphic Communication with
the Antilles.
Cholera Panic Among Washington Con-
trabands.
HOME AND FOREIGN MlaKETs--.2lyER, NEWS
Etc.
Associated Press DISPATCHES. I

PORTLAND, Me-, April 26.-The steamer Nova
scotian, from Liverpool the 18th and Londonderry
the 18th, arrived here this morning.
The Liverpool commercial adyices telegraphed
this morning came by the Nova Scotian.
The German question is unchanged.
The panic in the funds and price of cotton CON
tinues.
The last price of cotton from Paris shows re-
lapse of &c. The reports from the Paris bourse
are that the Credit Mober Company have again
been large sellers of all the principal securities on
this account The appreheEsions of war have
greatly increased.
The London Star calculates on majority of
| thirty in favor of the reform BILL
| The German difficulties continue to exercise
| adverse Influence on American securities. The
quotations are considerably lower than the New
York prices.
LIVERPOOL, April l3.-The authorized quota.
| tions of cotton for the week ending Friday 18th
are: Orleans fair l9d. Middling Orleans 16d
Mobile fair lsd. Middling Mobile 15id Uplands
fair l74d. Middng uplands 155d.
| The stock of cotton on hand sums up 6OO0OC
bales, including 307, 900 bales of American de-
| scriptions.
The Manchester market closed dull at nominal
| prices.
Breadstuffs steady. Wheat upward Provisions
dull.
HALIFAX, April 26.-Another steamship arrived
at this port tonight, en- route for Kingston. She
left Liverpool on the 14th, and touched at Queens
town on the 18th inst.
| LIVERPOOL, April 15-The sales of cotton on
Saturday, the l4th, comprised 5000 bales. There
| is panic in the market and prices have further
declined from l@33d. hIiddling Uplands lad.
LONDON, April I4.--U S. 5-2O's 67@674, ex-cou-
pons. Consos s55@s6t.
| WASHINGTON, April 26.-In the Senate, Mr.. Sum.
ner presented petition for the expulsion of Gar.
| rett Davis, of Kentucky, which was referred to
| the Judiciary Committee. -=s
| The bill to regulate commercial, military and
! postal communication with the States was taken
up.
In the House the Senate bill to refund certain
duties on produce started for the United States
prior to the expiration of the reciprocity treaty
but detained by ice passed. also the bill to facili
tate the settlement Of treasury accounts.
A bill passed to encourage telsgraphic communi-
cation between the United States and the West
[ India islands, at the maximum of 50 so for ten
words, the messages to be sent in the order OF
their reception.
A bill passed for the relief Of paymasters, where
erroneous payment was not the result of gross
negligence or eareessness.
I A bill passed relieving paymasters, quartermas
ters, commisseries of subsistence, and other chs
bursting officers, in case Of the loss of government
property by capture otherwise, while in the linz
of duty, witha proyso for appeal to the supreme
court.
The House resumed its consideration Of tn
| Northern Pacific Railroad bill.
New York, April 26.-ghe Commercial
Washington special says there was choler
panic among the Washington contrabands, cause
by two sudden deaths from eating fried fish.
New YoRK, April 26.-The health officers l.
port that twenty three new cases Of cholera wei
admitted to the hospital ship, and two deaths sim
: the last report The disease is assuming mild
.. type.
new YoRS, April 26.--The cotton market clos'
dull, unsettled and declined &c. Sales at 33!
[3tc.1 Flour advanced l5c. Whisky 81 2
/, Wheat advanced &C. Coffee dull. Sugar qui
a Eandl steady at lO4@I12c. Moasses dull at 4G
J. Money easy at to per cent. Sterling exchang
; l0S. Geld l274. Government 4c. better. Stock
r more active. The words and figures in bracke'
j; do not appear in the report sent US, through
ID misplacement of the manifold paper.--ED. GRE!
i CRNr.l
NJ LOUISVILLE, April 2G.-Leaf tobacco. 159 hid
pit with prices ranging at 73@7Sc Cotton declined z'
II. and domestics lc. Mess pork hrmer, at s2i. ia
X con advanced Shoulders l22c; clear sides 168t
": Sugar cured hams 22c Lard in tierces' ~ lS'
- Four-superfne 81 80. Mixed corn in bulk Goe
Oats 45c. Raw whisky 81 %.
le- Crsc1sNATI, April 26.-Flour active and al
nd ysnced 25c. Wheat advanced sc. Corn 5s9Gsc
nd and tending upward Oats, 42Q446c. Whisk
of 81 %. Provisions generally higher. Mess por
Is, s27 so. Bulk meats advanced; sales at ll4@l54
to Bacon advanced &c. Lard, l9ac. sugar, l2@l5
IS. Coffee, 27sc
[r. v1cKsBuRG, April 26.-Passed up--Garrett,
ay 10 last night. River stationary.
From Yesterdays Evening Papersl
re WAsE1NGToN, April --Senate--After reject
II, of Mr.. Summers amendment the bill for the adu
u" sion of Colorado passed by 10 to Is.
so House-Mr. Blaine charged Mr.. Conklin W
ct. having altered the Globes report Of his rema