New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21
NUMBER 238.

CO., j. g. Haas, Hoffman g Marks, HAN & F.. H.
Hedges, u. S. Hetreick, A1neg & Bowen, H. Han.
son, ". Penman, o. f. Hall, Harvey & Mcmahon
w II. Henning q Co., J. HarteH q Co., Hedden &
NJ, s. W. Hoyt, E. NJ Ivaas, G. Jaubert & Co.. A.
A. Jennings, F. Jaufra, j. Jacob, J. II. Keep
Kersheim & B., 4. Koenig, J. Keser, J. Kenigs
Kennoisky & Bro, Kearney, Blois & Co, Kahn &
F., J. Keeler, j. Kemp, jr., Keep & Co., i. L
Gurth, P. Lachs, II. Loeb, W. Il. Letchford & Co.
c. Loeb, G. Leaumont, W. G. Lyon & Co., Loeb &
Levy, Leeds & Co., E. Loeb q Co., Leighton &
Co., J. Fl. Queen, C. Leaaer, s. Locke, L.W. Lyon.
do Co., Mcintyre & Co., Mcneil, MeStae L Yalue
D. Maccentoeh, s. B. McConico, A. Moulton, P
Malochee, S. D. Moody &, Co., J. Marks & Co., s
E. Moore & Co.. U. Marena, s. Mark, Montgomery
Bros, J. 7. Moore, J. Meyer Il Son, Meyer d Bro.
j. s. Maulseli, G. Y. Morrison, Z. hoigin, j. 3I
Achera, j. Martini E. Magnus, S. N. Moody, j
Sarpmiler, Sarah J. Miller, z. F. Motion, P. Nor.
ply, j. Morse q Co., E. Montross, J. H. Mullen,
& Co, E. Marques, W. Morano, North, B. & ".
F. Newhall, P Newhali, order, r. r. Drake, G.
Cashmecker, Thos. O'Donnell, Page, Peel & NJ,
Peck Bro, B. Piaet, Poleman E. G. Palmer & Co.,
h. Phiensa, E. Pisberg, H. Person, F. J. Quinlan
& Co, F. S. Ransom, o. Rapin, Rose & F., F. Ri.
mailho & Co., J. G. Rogers 6s Co, o. Richardson,
NJ. Reiruan, Reed & Hunt, ]. Reverb & Co., Rice
Bros. & Co., ]. Ryback, Southern Express Co., A.
Sober, Syme, G. &, F. Sera & Co., A. schreiner,
Stern Bros, Ashart l. Co., A. Swartz, P. J. Sara.
son, J. SBartze, NJ. n. Smith.
List of passengers per steamship Alabama,
| Capt j. LimeDurner, from New York on Saturday
May II:
Mrs. MOntam, Miss Benton, Mr.. Lemorine,
Danr 0nel, G. E. Overton, R. W. Michel, Mrs.
Dubel and two children, F. Gamers, r. w.
Mitchell, Mrs Leapford, Miss K. O'Brien, R.
Cassidy and sister, Mr.. Gernand, wife and two
children H. Davis, F. W. Brengo, j. G. Gibson,
Frank Young, B. Landcallen, s. E. Lisedionkhoff,
John Lamar, Jas n. Brown, E. Kerchen, VIM.
Barnett, E. H. Perry F. C. Lorano, John Striek-
land, Francis Marion.
Consignees per steamship Alabama from New
York, May IL:
j. l. Adams 6 Co., j. s. Austin, T. H. Il j. NJ
Allen, Bostiek Seymour, D. Blum Frank, E.
G. Barriere, F, Baner, Bodet & G., Dain & Bro.,
j. Broom, Burgis Georardy, E. S. Benedict l.
Son. Bridge & Son, F. Bieland, Buckner,
Newman Co., Charles Caller Chatter
81 Brothers, D. R. Carroll & Co., Childer, Tadton &
Co., Duval & Smith, D. S. & Co., Elliott & Mckee.
yer, Fairbanks & Co., Francisco & Wiggin, Fer
nandez & Co., G. A. Fosdiek & Co., Louis Grune-
wald, A. 8. Griswod, G. Gray, John Gauchs,
William F. Goldman, H. Goldman & Com
pany, Hedden & Nader, Hoyle & Griffen,
Francis Humphreys q Co., w. H. Henning & Co.,
kearney, Blois &,Co., Kemp & Co, Levy Navra,
Madrara, N S. B. McConery, W. @. Mitchell, Mer.
i ritt d Wallace, National Express and Transports
ton Company, Peet, Sims Co., A. Kensall, Rice
Bros. & Co., J. Sport, Sweitzer, Meyer & Co., III
Stamberg, Southern Express Company, II Ionai
NJ Scott Co, James syme, E. Thompson & CO.
) valentine q Wainsegauz, Well 4 Wolf, @. Weise
/ H. Wheelock, Finley & Co., Wallace & Co., Capt
Fl. A. Wilson, Sam Wolf.
} from Yesterdays Papersl
New YORK, May 19.-Washington specials sa
l the revenue tax bill viii be passed by the Hous
next week, and the tariff will follow It.
The Senate will repeal all the appointments 0
conservative Republicans, even when they serves
u the army and navy, in place Of the presen
officers.
Several appointments have been made in Massa
chusetts, but they will not be confirmed
The steamer which sailed for Europe today tool
out over ST, 900 600 in specie.
The total exports of specie for the week were
$4,000, 900. .
Late yesterday, the government sold abou
81, 800 600 gold at 1901.
bout nine millions of currency has passed into
the sub-treasqry, during the week, on account O;
the purchase Of gold.
WASHINGTON, May I9-Senate,-Mr, Sumner
presented petition for the trial of Jefferson
bHFlS DJ saying that trial this
time by Jury at Richmond will be one Of those
great comedies which will hereafter excite the
derlson OF the world. The petition was referred,
Mr. Wilson, from the Military Committee re-
ported back the bill to provide for the publication
OF an official history Of the late war. It authorizes
the appointment OF a suitable editor to revise the
official documents connected with the war.
Inc House bills relative to metric system OF
weights and measures were referred TO a select
commtIee OF hYe.
Inc house passed the Dlll establishing reform
school IN the district OF Columbia.
MI. Sehenck, from the Military Committee, re
ported Dill to equalZe the bounties of soldiers
anu sahofs' saying ne would ask for action next
"Geh:
IN me discussion OF the tax Dill, paragraphwa
aaueu Imposing per cent ad yalorem tax OF
cosyon' tI " ,r-,o
Nh" i ok8, may IS.-by Stephens's account the
Feah pro d6a N this country has sent tt
5 ltelahd ts6, ,UoO. stephens and others delivered
speeches. Iast evening III Iammany hall. Extract.
rpm she Da9Iln NaIonal show that the Irish peo
PIE are ueciagaly IN laVor OF stephens policy
oFgT g mat OF the u Mahohy parties
lhete was no choIeTa at the lower quarantine
yesterday
I Az ineelhg OF master ship builders, it wa
resolved lfIhiy 10 resist the demand OF operator
ior tiie eiSht hohI system The Workmen held
: meeting ahd piedSed themselves not to give in.
vera cruz adYices OF the Sth say that Quantrel
mad arrived there and LETT for tie city OF Mexio
on Aprl l4th.
L Ohe thousand 0t tue foreign legion had arrive
from lUQlOn.