New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-28
NUMBER 271.


10th, to decide on the motion og saronv that
Austria and bavaria ba re,,ros+od - odo-,t IL,
mediately sucb rneaspras aa yora 1,aoossft.+o4 H.,
the Prussian invasion
Prussia has issned q aac1ars+,on n tho orsat
powers tustifvino the Invasion oy tbo Ground tot
the decision of tbe ra+ ~, ~ ~, -
federation and thot .bo a.. 80 a.ls
compel Prussia IN seorra
boring States in omen or so,oea1a3 os4iY;t,, IT,
she preyionsIv offered oo,5itforaI NE I'll,
was rejected.
The Paris BoDrse wac aet a, .1,o 7s.z, -,-..-
closing At 90 francs 60 centimss sv-5f,f5aa5,
The nrosi1er4 of +ba Ts,,,io, aar.-1:--,Is
rived on the 9Th.
The Sunday naners sav that 4ba f.4a NJ n. -.
form hin will he dacile1 fo.,oorro1z Tbo ror.or
vatives are detarvoi,,e5 =, a+to,,,. 4to 1afo,+
the rovernn7aDt
--latest shinnine., trr;vos f.o,, vrn,,f,,.-+,r,
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rora f,orstoroo ~ go
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noIn1fnp 1nao toIaa Ia "a fs. -.
The market is oria+ and ,,noba,,,.ad ~
tatioDg are nartially ratber ea-;e7
Breadstufs- the market is firm With an ,,r,v.r7
tendency. PROVISIONS market is stasdg
LoEnoS satnr5av avanin,, Irro "a c,nso1.
closed at sG1C7s6z for Money American atoolys-
United States Five.twantiaa etl6sRs T,fno;s Cow.
tral Railroad 74g6l75l. Erie Railroad IN
WASHINGTON. June 27.-Tt ia understood +ba+
the select committee Of the Senate ~ III .rissis.
sppi leyees of which M Chart i cbafrr-a !,
beld meatinr IN Mondav IA be5 hofor, H.
AIessrs. Claiborne, Field and other gentlemen
who are now here representing the IL
erests Of Louisiana, Mississippi and Ark.
ansas. The subject was thoroughly fnves-
tigated, Eand we learn there was eyinced a
general disposition on the mart of the committee
to deal with the important tonic in liberal snirit
Gen. Canby. late commander of the denartmapt
of the gulf, and Major Gen Hnmnhreve of tba
United States corns of enoinears who avac,,tad
the survey of the Missssinni delta have mon invi
tation anpeared before the committee and Given
the information essential as basis f tho res;ta
lerislation bv Concress
WAsuINGToN lime 81 Yesterday for +ba Are
time during the session the Middle sta+as ani
: Western members of the Honsa co6neratod agains
New England interests The latter vara dafaa+a
in their efforts ia secnre tbe Northern pac, rai,
road the majority ador+;nr what ia +arn,ed n,
TTnion Pacific comnanv ~ chance +bair ro,,+o .,
"a to On Nv Danvar civ Co,oro3o
NV Yopr lime 21 Tba steamer Aforo ro,.l,
has arrived BRINGING Havana advicos tn +ho 9gi
iro+ rbo re- So 70 A., IFo;ao,,
of war and treasury are occupied in estabIisbino
national army but whilst the emuira has nait6a,
men nor money its situation ia nrecarions and on
danrered. In Mexico. Psebla and Guerrero tb,
emperor has ordered draft.
w,su,soro,, 1rro o. oo,o,o n. waao
y fror, ~ ~, a., T,ints;st ae -.
ronnr+ad hnto ronaai ~ ~.
o,,u4,, 80 hIa,'o,5ste =, A., So 80
Tho obioct Of tha h;n 10 - r,ol,a alax-a-,ss;,
mart of the District Of Columbia
The hill to aid in the construction of Telegram
lines and IN secure 10 the ,overnmant tba .,,so :,
the same for postal military and other purpose
;, was called up and some discussion epsned. M
n Brown, in some remarks, aIIuding to the recen
:. report of the uostmaster general IN the snbfao
of telegraphng, said that in this report the nos,
n master general had shown himself literally in
r competent for the position he holds. His repor
was made up in great part of communication
r from persons interested in the great MONOPOLY
q that now controls telegraphinr in this country
n He, the postmaster general, had reflected more
discredit on himself in this connection than ner
haps had transpired with the record of anv otbe,
officer of the government, Men in his nositior
heretofore had striven to advance the public in
terests, but he had stood in the wav of needed rs
form.
Mr. Sherman regretted that Mr.. Brown should
have made such personal attack upon Mr. Den
nisou whom he (Sherman) knew to have the
public interests at heart, and to be as desrous as
anybody of advancing them.