New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-19


New YoBE, June Is.-Tnree deaths from cholera
occurred yesterday. Mach alarm and aBpSs2I en-
sions prevail of the disease spreading.
Arrived: Steamers Lndona, from GaiFpsf tn;
Albermare. Valley City and'Saratoga, froAE EcA-
mond; TeIfafr, from Wilmington.
The steamer North Point, from Savanna ln to
Baltimore Haa disabled near Hatter as, and owed
to Fortress Monroe.
NEW YoRk, juno I8.--Arrfvsd. Galeua, from
New Orleans, at Liverpool; from Galyesto 3, Len
sttia and st. Mary, at LiEerpooF fcom Al gllachi-
cola Helen P. Cooper, asLiverpeoL.
LoNpoHDERRY, June s,--ArriVed from Mobile,
American Eagle, at Havge George Y Q ed Jane
Bishop, ct Liyerpool from sa7anl ah, Syal and
Squando, at Liyerpool from New a0rleg ans, EIarte
! DelameF5 at Hayre; Gasibalai and. G. Goseby at
| Liverpool
HkItaAx, June 1a.-EAe stsaaaer China, from
Liverpool the 9th, via Queenstown th 10th Instant
passed this point to-day EN- route for Boston,
/ LIVERPOOL, Saturday survt;-ss, J .1v y-ljortJu
sales to-day 10 900 balssy the tr' get closing arrn
with the advance of yesterdey fu ly maintained.
Breadstuifs steady.
| LoaDoa, Saturday Bfeni7f I, :Tune o-ConsoIs
closed at s63086S fol money. rnited states 9O,s
/ G53@GG.
ms continental ne #s.of'n tin ues warlike.
| HALIFAX, June 18--(Ptsr CT ina The Dplsa Ia
Grammont had gone from Pa ris tn Vienna tn make
a last effort for consultation. Nensdora ia sad n
have positively maintained the Austrian ranIv tn
the invitation for oanteren re
! Count Bismarck 1ss issue a an importar+ disnotoF
| % Ase fFussiah fapIssenu Atves abroad in bitter
Iefl@s tor""rus AAstFia- Vienna dispatch says
| the uip'olnallo 4eaAt'"s" between Austria and
Ita7sA cease tLe hohea t the Prussian represen-
taaVe at the detleaWes Frankfort.
Lne AosAtiuh so'9nn2 ent has telegraphed Gen.
o0plenz 70 aEo'a. sn @Ea ned conflict in Hosten. It
% s1"te" l"e Il asoelii4 on should occur the Aus
0 army oi tno onoDah' gin advance against Prussia.
France has urged the middle Glsrn, an sta+os ~
maintain complete ns' aralitv.
Ihe AustFiaass "9 70 reported eu lcua ting KieI,
ana concentrating at Altoona, VIII ere Cen Won
Goblenz and staf rad arrived ,ou tho stb The
+ Prussian 1oops ad arrived al. ] ,endsbnrp and
occupied abe tNm /. They WIRE ,eaaa,,,It ,,at
= by the Austrian 81 rrison, who Wr drew from tbe
town the same a. y, parting ouias frisnaIv
, General Gohaa' az, tha,Austrian, cop,p,on5er bsd
issued proclaim alton protesting aganst tbe ertrv
of the PrussiaWs into Hblstein an ,.n+ir ,ho+ he
awaited orders from ais ssoveren as ~ ,bo oo,rse
to pursue. He annocnced than ,t =,
Holstein was trsnsferged,to An ana
e General Martenfel the Ialr ,ssiar commander.
z sent a dispatch to Qoblenzs st ti, ,h. IN oorso
quence Of the declazations h,a,ra in tbo Eode
G i raj Diet, and the oonsersfst ~, ~ tb fIlstoir
e States, the position of afAn :. soro +bo Caosteir
b. convention is reeskablisheA uatonfe tben enter,
. NV ~ ISA oebtAp any place already il
r possession of thaeAustriha He has receiye5 or
1T ders to avoid conflict; sa aoas not dismiss the
10 CIV" iuHottpn"lss' "a concludes by expressing
g 'ho hUp' mol = pe4s'M understanding will pre-
aF 'Slt' 'iA' uu'E@P"N oH ar.
le "eneFa! MAlfenet issued proclamation t.
lsF 'ne lun"ot'"Aio " ilesWg, announcing the dis
petoh u uo1F lst Elm for the maintenance o
,+s tle s0' of his royal master, which hat
nd oeeh p'a0S" - 1par dy This step is, hoWay er
y meLe'y , In CT iaracter. General Martenfe
d 9"'u' ~ hmf med GOhenz to reestablish
ey sur ad mnistraton in the duchies"
ey shaf Prussia will forcibly preven
90 tne Assembly " the Hostein estates
as .:l eleF Tam says Italy will oommenc
cir , ~ on as war is declared in Germany
hv -" . T. j une l8-Senate.-Mr Harris mr.,
tssl' ion of seven New York banks askn
'u eA'oNs.o" OF time for the collection of the ia
IN susi. CIV % ul' ttions, which was referred to til
Id Finance Conn nittee.
n.y. g aiu ent, in response to a resolution of tn
w. ot,~ r.u' Asmitted communication from th
"0u"s 9'0i' stIry of the interior to that body II
gy po0N's "Fe transactions fOr the colonization
tranSpor nlti on, etc., of negroes. The renort Ug
n,sue o @sreh Z, 1864, showing that upwards {
Foo'oUD Sad been expended, which was au.
are 1 ,n9HNeG by a supplemental report to $37
our ''i' z ne report still further says that III
tu- aos N 1852, under which this was done, Wa
of Sno saqaenty repealed and no other measure of
only S lar character has since been passed by Coz
gees.
that 4ioatse,-s.tevens offered Joint resolution pr
j. S. Posing an amendment to the Constitution giYi1
old ongres4 power to lay export duty on oottol
He lie refused to allow debates, and pressed Il
er 10 mea sure to vote hoping to have it passed by
sure, '"Io-thrds VOTE The resolution was rejected
yeas SO, nays 81.
Mr. Bingham offered resolution which W
ne ser passed, requesting the President 10 transn, =
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