New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-13

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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l2.-The great wigwam
fer the National Convention will be completed by !
Tuesday. It is the largest structure eyer built for
political gathering large number Of delegates
have arrived. ReVerdy johnson, Montgomery |
Blair, Stockton, of New Jersey, Fernando Wood, /
Cowan, of Pennsylvania, and many other distin-
guished persons have arrived The executive
committee have rooms at the Continental Hotel.
There was quite stir to-day, over o report in
the n ew York Herald that Governor Curtin, of
Pennsylvania had secretly called for two thou
sand militia for service during the time of the
Fention, and that trouble will probably ensue.
This is believed to be canard. There is no rea-
son to suppose that the convention viii be dis
turbed, notwithstanding the mischieyous articles
of some of the radical press.
:, PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l2.-The excitement about
the convention is increasing. The Continental
Hotel and the Girard House, and the streets in
that vicinity are completely blockaded by crowds.
Angry discussions are SAID to nave taken place.
Some persons have declared that the Yallandig
ham representatives shall not enter the conyen-
ton. Fernando Wood vehemently insists on his
: Another report says it is more than probable
l., that the numerous consultations have led to good
# results and tend towards harmony.
q yallandigham arrived to-day.
h The two Louisiana delegations, headed by Cuth-
bert Bullitt and W. H. G. King respectively, have
i arranged all their differences and will act in
i concert.
IN WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-The Herald's special
NJ from this city asserts that General Howard, the
freedmens bureau commissioner, will resign or be
,e removed in consequence of the developments
made by Generals Steadman and Fullerton
n, in their investigation, and that Genera
it. Tilson will be his successor The statement
needs corroboration.
" 1t is said the property of Ex-Governor Wise 0
is Virginia, has been ordered be restored to him.,
w WASHINGTON, August IL Adviees receive
here through the Mexican legation, state tina
Ad Juarez was organizing force at Chihuahua, t
onl capture the city OF Durango
Caravaial, with fifteen hundred men, was to al
M tempt to take TampIco
or The French troops of that city have remove
of the Mexican general, hamadres, suspecting hi
m fidelity.
,c. Eseobedo, with four thousand men, has gone t
T.. Monterey and expects to occupy it.
na NEW YORK, August l2.-VeFa Cruz adVices re
port a hdInDer oI dETestS VI alIeBeu GohspitatoIi
an Who it is said, intended killing or capturing th
ON French officers in that city A
m. The French steamer Adonis had been sent
he the Rio Grande to blockade Matamoros.
There was no yellow fever in Vera Graz.
LIVERPOOL, August lO.-Cotton-The sales
NE cotton for the week amounted to $4,000 bale
n Prices have declined 4a. 73 III. on the week Mi
ks, ding uplands are quoted at l3ad. To-day sal
me were $500 bales. ~ 1" 2s
M LONDON, August 1o.-Consols closed at s72
in money. United States 5-2o's closed to-day at g.
- LONDON, Aug. i0--The session of Parlame
has closed.
:, IN The Queens speech, on the occasion OF the d
u.s. solution, returns thanks to the government oi
no United states ior tne action n
matter Of the late fehlan rala lnIo 9sntaa o
speech expresses inc queens gr'''n'"''O" - :
lneh success OF the AtiaNtlc eaae' ,.o a..
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