New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25

on board, supposed to be for construction o,, The
Forward deck to mount 800 pounser, which, -sc-
cording 70 the District Attorney information, sl4
was to take on board
!, The steamer SCOTIA took $4,000 IN geld fos
Europe to-day
NEW YoaK, Jan. 24.--Thc cigar makers held 4
meeting to petition Congress to reduce the tax on
domestic and increase the duty on imported
cigars.
The Commissioners Of Customs have ordered an
increase Of revenue officers on the Canadian from
tier to prevent smuggling which tends to increass
because the St. Lawrence is frozen over.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The propeller Meteor Wa
seized at the instance Of the Spanish Consul on
suspicion Of having cleared intending to enter ta
Ghilian service. y
NEW YORK, Jan. "A merchant vessel ~
legged to be intended for the Chilian service, wss
seized upon through Spanish Representations.
Wall street is stagnant. The loan market 4
easy at 5 per cent. Stocks are depressed aud
lower. Government stocks are well sustained
New YoRK, Jan. A--t ii reported Col. O'Ma.
honey intends soon to leave for Paris.
1t is rumored that the steamship Fort Mmena.
the name Of which was recently changed to ~
Cuba, has sailed for Baltimore, under circuna-
stances Indicating that she is q Fenian pfivatesr.
Bio Janeiro letters say Gen. Lopez continues u
resist the advance Of the Allies up the Paraguay
river but had not sufficient sailors TO man his -
sells. i is said he has imprisoned the Spanish ~
Argentine consuls, for what cause was unknown
The Brazilians are fearful their Argentine and
Uruguay allies may espouse re cause of Paraguay
q = any slnne. -
an' 1A.77Ine Boaxd of Trade h.
passea rssoia.lon tnat me " ealand canal ns
~ enaf geo 70 1ne same we = tae ~. lawrence
ea.al' y 8 s.s..
iAkSToH, =. =, Jan. za.-Ine Jcint rescIrslore
"a slie eonss'iu .iol,al AnaenuMen' passed NJ
Sena1e ~ - against Y.
Ia 'an. ) Aa'nol- osWs.c 1nos
son. Judge Of the Court OF Common Pieas, dled
sss'staay g paralysis VI Bs.
UTICA, Jan Gan. 24.-The immense engine Of he
ouca s.eam cotton mll feii 70 pieces this morning
iroIn iaiing on tne y Walkng Dean, ana Wal prop-
aply Iy ssop opefasions auI1ne tne wintef.
y. AsHV iILE' Jan. z4.--fne negro testimony pln
passed on On the second reading IN the House by g
20 %.
HilaiNeAos' = al.. 1..AHe oan Pson VooeAty
CouI. naSihg sentenceassA negro " M soid mto
sersi'aas e. ior p.ssoa ~ Wn.ss h1s
Mayor WIckersham ordered the Court and ~ p4Hk-
ties under arrest. Mt stF5s
PITTsBuRG, Jan. q. The river is stationary,
with six feet six inches by the pier marx
CINCINNATI, Jan. 24.-A special says three kun
dred barrels Of crude oil have arrived from Crssls
boro, on the Cumberland river.
resolution has been introduced into the Ken
~, 4. II.
fes,sh % = nsipei u oss ~ = -
radical republicansm. w \. s
Z Nearly all the white troops have been Withdrawn
| rom Kentucky which Il now garrisoned bv
s..r.s. IA
negroes.
Forty-one wells Of oil are in operation 10 barren
county Kentucky.
| Methodist Episconal Bishop Morris il living dan
.-a,,a,s, II, Z. vs,,.s
se.oulsiy a. - ssniA, ai, ohAD. -
LOUISVILLE, LII ian. z4.--fopacco mas Declined g
cents on common grades. Flour 6H0 Corn Ode.
4 Oats 4sc Hav sl3. Mess nork $40. Raeon and
/ 49, 1a,, IIn,s s. 4 80,
siloloefs 49, oleai siues ~ Alas -
| in herce5 1Sc. whisky " 70.
| LOUISVILLE, Jan. N.--Cotton dull at 45c. Meas
| Pork so Iard n tierces 1gc. gacan shonId
efs ana ciear siaes, 1886 Hams, z4c. oofh sse1
sue. oats, 4sc. fiour, M. Leai toDaceo ae-
clned soc. On lower grade sales, iso nogsneads-
Whisky, " 70.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 24.---ihe steamer Cumberland
Iaff hall auinfc cnfto ard Ia