New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

/ WASHINGTON, July Ia letter from a. credible
source dated Tampico, Mexico, June 10th, says
the people Of Haejutla and all the other principal
towns in the Huasteca district, have risen again in
favor of Juarez. Victoria is also in the hands OF
the Juarists. The writer says the latter will take
Tampico from the Imperalists, its capture being
entirely feasible, inasmuch it is garrtsoned by
Mexicans impressed into the service and they
will not fight against their own people.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The secretary of the
treasury has issued an order to all collectors of
customs, directing them to show the amount of
money received and the disposition made thereof,
under the act of March ID, 1865. The 14th section
Of this act provides that ten dollars shall be paid
to collectors by the master, captain or owner Of
any vessel coming from foreign port, for every
passenger other than cabin passenger, above the
age OF eight years, who shall have died on the
voyage by natural disease.
The land Offices in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana,
Mississippi and Arkansas are to be consolidated at
Montgomery, Ala, Tallahassee, Fla, New Orleans,
La, jackson, Miss, and Little Rock, Ark.
The report in the ROusseau-Grinnen case will be
made in the early part of the week. 1t is now be
: lieved that Rousseau will be expelled as he ex
= plicitly declared lie caned Grinnell for wordl
= spoken in the debate.
II New YORK, July 1.-The Joint committee 0
city, State and federal authorities have agreed t,
take the lower part of the City Hall the site fo
t, the new post office, the United States governmen
n paying $4,000.
1t No cases ofcholera were reported to the Board
d Of Health yesterday,
d The commissioners of the excise tax have
received 81, ,lOO,855 license fees. The commits
= sioners have been served with two hundred AM
v eighty injunctions arising out of Judge Cordosa'
% decision.
5. New YORK, July Especial dispatches stat
,, that the disbursements for the week Just ende
A. were War department, $8,304, ,764 navy depart
u meut, 81 ,79l ,O23; interior department $l8,IH
le The total amount Tor these debts for the fscf
IT, year ending June 3O was $395 ,634. 81 l32O ,9s
of national bank currency was issued last weeF
in making the total amount issued thus far $262
,r. 555 40.
ii, AUGUSTA, June 3O.-The freedmen conferre
m. with the inferior court to-day on the subject
il education. The court proposed to establish schoo
ro under the same rules and regulations the viii
schools. The freedmen said the Northern teache
ar. had arranged to return in the fall, but that tn
va would be pleased also to have Southern schoc
ca and teachers. The judge made kind and concil
be tory statements. The freedmen replied wi
some spirit. The court adjourned, giving thu
time for further consideration on the subject.
- NEW YORK, July 1.-The Florence, Italy, c
respondence of the Herald says, the Chamber
Deputies are discussing project Of the create
IN moment, which will, doubtless, be carried il
es execution. 1t confsoates all the church proper
in the Kingdom, and devotes the proceeds
national uses 1t is very sweeping in its provision
It completes the appropriation of ecclesiastic
aS q property in one act and leaves no necessity
III, further legislation.
iss; The project, in a modified form, was about to
ris, introduced last winter a financial scheme,
re' for some reason it never came fairly before
,IO. Parliament. The pressure Of events has brouI
I'D it forth again in more stringent FORM
on church party, of COURSE are opposed to it, or
Ia Ia, least portion Of them Some of the old op
Ter, nents have given in their support under the
B and inexorabe necessity of the combat
ern measure is greeted with scoru or derision in
cd lament
,0n Italy wants money and she musthaye it; and
W proposes to get portion by suppressing reg
my corporations and appropriating their propt
"a This will be mortgaged lean which is tc
ing. nc gOtated in very short time At time no
app, distant, had the war clouds not arisen, the
n.y. gious corporations would certainly have been
u-u pressed, aud their property allowed to natul
revert to the State for its own use, but the pi
ing demand for funds has precipitated the Sc
d on meut of the question: and it will now be dec
matt, forever, and by large majority of Parlian
lding The property Of the church in the ktngdoi
lion valued at over one hundred millions of dollars.
will New YoRK, July 1.-The Herald's coresp
ent who is with Generals Stedmen and Fuller
.., writing from Grenada, Miss asserts that the
'''e dtion of the freedmen's bureau affairs is the
of all in that State. He alleges that guerrilla
Il Il 'i0 other rufans murder and outrage agents o
bureau, and also citizens, and practice revc
, crueites on the freedmen.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 1.-The steamer Mo
> Star crossed the bar at 10 A. M to-day, going
Ns the Geo. Cromwell att A. M, coming up.
W. steamers Geo. Washington and W. G. Hewes
to seq at P. NJ. The ship Henry Lewis arriv
y rem side the bar at4P. M. The ship Hermine We
Ram SCI at P. N. The bark Asphodel has gone
leged tow Weather fine. Wind northwest-fresl
very [From Yesterdays Papersl
jury, WAsHNGToN, June 3O.-The Senate has
thew frmed these nominations Martin Z. ConWa
,r;sor member of Congress- from Kansas, as com
't's0N Marsees, France Charles Davis, OF Mas
n, and Tenn. and Joel Grischard Of Windsor, N.
of the collectors of customs; hos. l.. Cnthbert as
officer at Charleston, s. Q.
Major Gen. John Pope succeeds Gen. Hoo
Trim New York, who is relieved in consequence
ttcAer tiuued i'll health. Hancock takes fOpC's p
drives the West.
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