New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-15

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superane 8909 50. Wheat dull at % 40.
SIC. u busheI. Whisky dull at 50 20 ~ galA
Pork-mess, $31 7g bbl. Lard dull and III
changed at pc. 9 II. Bulk Shoulders l23c;
Sides, 15lc. u d. Bacon firm; shoulders, 1916;
sides, 163c.; clear sides, 1oc. y 1. Groceries
steady.
LOUISVILLE, May 14.-Leaf tobacco has adj
vanced in all grades sales 50 hhds. Flour-super-
fine 81 Is; extra and extra family 50 so to sI3
y Dbl. Corn 81 to CSC. % bushel. Pork-mess S3I
y Dbl Bacon-shouIders 13}, clear sides 1S2,
sugar cured hans23c. % b. Lard-fn tierces 2O4c.
Y ID. Groceries frmer. Whisky 50 81.
| FIeKsBuEa, May l4.-Psssed up, White Cloud at
IL A. NJ, Louisiana at NJ, City of Cairo at P.
NJ, and down, Louisville at II P. NJ. Yesterday.
To-day down, Commonwealth at 8, and uo. Allan
tic at s p n. River falling.
From Yestsrdayss Evening PapsrsI
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The paymaater general
has issued a special order, directing that tho nav
of about one hundred officers in the voiuntesr and
regular service shall be stopped till they render
satisfactory accounts.
Gov. Goodwin, delegate from Arizona, does not
take the doubtful side of the measure attributed to
Ross Brown. He says it is an easy matter for the
Indians to gather force Of two thousand men for
a treacherous expedition like the one represented,
taking Fort Goodwin, and massaereing its inhabi-
to be true. ee
NEW YoRK, May "A. One cholera death
occurred yesterday on the hospital ship Falcon.
The Tfibune's special from Washington says the
receipts from the internal revenue during the week
were upward Of S423 900; the disbursements at the
treasury last week for the department Of war were
sos 900; for the navy department 81 250 080; for
| the interior department $467 900. Upwards of
$500 in national currency were issued last week.
The total amount TO date comprises $2T0,000, 600.
The amount of funds in cash IN the vaults of the
treasury on the 18Th was: legal tender notes
S26S 900; fractional currency nearly 81 500, 900,
gold s303 600, silver s205 900, temporary
loan $50. 600, 600, reserve fund (surplas issue Of
United States notesl $S8 600 900, compound inter-
est notes s24 600 600, and half compound interest
notes in redemption nearly S. 100000.
/ CINCINNATI, May 14-Prof. w. Byrd Powell died
| yesterday.
K. L. Armstrong, formerly Of the firm Of Chap
pel, Bruce Co., of this city, was killed at Paris,
| KY, on Saturday, by man named MeFriweH.
Seven deaths by suicide were reported here last
week.
New YORK, May I4-[Per City of Paris. THE
Italian feet had left Genoa. Armaments are be-
ing pushed vigorously forward in Germany and
Italy.
The depression in the London and Paris ex-
I changes is unabated. French rentes fell an addi-
tiOnai 5g cent. the I'd inst. closing rmer under
an unconfrmed rumor Of mediation by England,
France and Russia.
/ The Bank of England advanced its rate of dis
/ The Austrian ironelad - has received sea
orders. Its destination is said to be the German
ocean and the Baltic.
| Mexican officer has arrived at Vienna with a
letter from Maxmilian, the purport Of which is
not known. r.
NEW YORK, May I412 M.-Cotton steady at
4 "a to 36c. Gold 1901.
soUTHwEsr Pass, May I4-12 M-owing to the
storm the wires have not been working since yes
/ terday morning.
/ Gone to sea since Saturday, brig Palermo,
schooners Talisman, Sea Witch and one other,
bark Arthur, ship Persia and Italian bark
Caterina-the two latter this morning.
Started uplast night, in tow, ship South America
and schooner Village Belle; the latter Will prob
Tie slip Georgian was in sight in the oflng
yesterday.
The ship National Eagle, which has been lying
for some time at the bar, went to sea yesterday at
AI4P.M
, The steamship George Cromwell arrived down
at P. NJ and stuck across the bar.
The steamship Mariposa, from New York on the
5th to j. NJ. Courtenay, arrived off the bar at 420
p NJ, but it being blocked, could not get in. The
Evening Star arrived just after the Cromwell, but
for the same reason could not get out. The Geo.
Cromwell got off at A. N. The Evening Star fol-
/, lowed her to sea at $3.50. The Marip ga passed
t the bar coming up at A. N.
: The Mariposa, drawing fifteen feet, made the
quickest passage she has ever done-viz: days
e and % hours-irom New York. Had fine weather
all the way. All well on board. May llth al
2:25 P. NJ, passed schooner J. Warren; spoke
nothing.
y The government Lighthouse steamer passed out
yesterday at 8 A. NJ, steering east.
t. A tug spoke yesterday at noon, 20 miles eas
southeast of South Point, the British ship Louisa
, from Vera Cruz.
d Nothing at anchor here and nothing new il
to sight.
N The only vessels now outside are the bark Odir
n and the Telegraph,
u There has Been d high spring tide here the last
q two days. Yesterday, from noon to 2 P. NJ, we
/ were visited by smart thunder squall from the
If northwest, accompanied with heavy ram.
ITnAtI nlVfNO OIn fr-1 -1n H.
= wind from the southwest Tide falling.