New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-25
JeW Orleans Daily Grestept.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST Is, 1866.
late New. by Western Papers.

slu gives very l'tIt71nS hooouD " 1iio oot't i
Aiiontopnn'oI and Anrusta hv the kim and rovai
"tu -,' ~ 15 tL IL otI iti III
Guiy liz a 'n'C iit 20 tt osaig ard
oo g hn n and ooseI NV tbeir insncc
Az 9ov d on MAJ tIc ron"Iads
me iIihGess Dasidr IauE'el Yr yLo eng .'iu
DeWQIheu OF Ihe heir Oh us7i, anu lueute
OF tIaI country UcooihpauSu ~ i iitt nI
o,t t" otd Is gngsosscJ and Tel nf6rmed
lo9Ns anu sel poaSessG,t' anu ~ % fI ttt Pio
ING crown prince OF DehinIth sllu tnaO IusnI@
anu on9 UnlI5u ovlSS7 WIZ tt' of the
On IN, caf q IL anu "0"i" ~ 0'"'o 'N'0 - 49,
IiU ~ Hai at ~, ,1., +ror,,o n, g,-
fg 4i u C ~ large sm0nnt If
49, toioi boilnifn1r tG the late rebel Anglo
8Hioricon ror, Sfnn9yy9ll which thew claimed and |
took nossession Of All well on board both vessels
at date
A man named Robert Reid was arrested in Brook
1,n IN SATURDAY fo. thn alleged murder of his wife
in IiyernooI f,ngiand. in December, lsG2 He
was surrendered 10 an English detective. under
The nrovisions Of the extradition treaty. The off
Ger and lis prisoner will sail for Europe OH We'd
Cnnnforfeit Command interest notes of the de-
nomination Of s50 On The Citizens National Bank
of Fulton New York are now in circulation, and |
alien com1teTrait q on the National Bank Of
Cairo
Herald enooi,t 1a+pd Chirapo 18th. says a |
+errfbIe rsilrdod disaster occurred ibis morning at
GoT1ng,iIla ohnmt fnr[, niles from this city, on
A. ,T; i,tC5 s,I y iIrGad The regular pas
s,,g i az i Of three seepng cars and
+LrSa n1esn,,Ger coaches, shortly after leaving |
T'r-or,,, 1r'5 tbrovyn oH the track BY COW |
49, w. ~, - n1rio1s manner was c6rlrlt he
tygnsT Two of the sleepng cars The train was
rnnninG aboIf twenty-five miles an hour at the |
tir1a
TIo r,o,,i,c, mrs and MI +le passenger coaches
wan hnrej avn an emhankinent Of l40 feet |
One of tfa qlnrpirc cars rolled over three times, !
0,I G,sT- o1I,a ri52 sFa mn MI fine bottom They
1rora iii i,o5i,, sbEtfarod Twentv.three persons
,rara nirral bnf ronp strange 10 saw were killed.
At the time of the accident, one Of the cars was
thrown against a telegraph pole, severing the wire
40 that it some time before meulCal asslsIdAce
could be got from Lap0rte.
THE JERSEY CITY FIRE-DIsAsTRors AFFAIR
THREE LIVES LosT-Loss MORE THAN a MILLION
DoLLARs-NAMEs OF LOSERS.
Nrrr yopr Anp 90-The fire at Jersey CITY
,os+arlo,, ,ras ne of the most disastrous ever oC.
TrirC 4, tbis viriritv II burned from o'clock
NTH ni%bt fall II broke out on the schooner
Alfred Barrett, lying at the pier on the Jersey
shore. She was laden with oil and was to have
started for Boston. On her catching on hre sue
blew up, and the flames spread VIII fdpluiVy u
the adjoining vessels
Two piers were totally destroyed and one par
tally so. Three lYes were IOsI anu sefei1I pei
The loss of property was estimated from one to
two millions, on which a partial insurance hau
been made. Ihe prope[y LUs5 yrt oS +b;yd
tobacco and on, TWO piers anu paLI u " "iiN W
and some eighteen VeSSeLs u al C,a95e5 J t mon
Inc tte was saIu 70 a,G I inot
gong lhto the iofeEastle U tne W IN
for backing brush ana WINE 'neFe ei'neF iisn'
S OF IJauIis uPUtl 4 oti,a+od Ioseee. Mr.
Inc loiloWln8 III , w e H. oot+nn All.
HeaW0oo, one Oh tne lesSees VI tG Jot'om
and other gentlemen coPeIe4G W JuuEe
Lne totai loss a. noI IesS tn w itl'io
Inc loss 10 tlie Llle tdllmay e 5on Fb' i% L.
at about j0VOO Gott9n per oog rev ~ 6aG n, -
owned BY Moses IayloT loss aDouo ~ 600 nl6
HenWood loss On tne ouIuns y apouG t $1,000,
party INSURED. IhG ioS9eS oA 0o'''ii anu
could not De ascerlalned'
THE FEEIAS TRIALS MOL PROSSED-FENIAN CON
GREss AT TRoY-To KEEP CLEAR OF PARTY POLL
TICS.
BUFFALO Aug. 20.-The trial of Fenian officers
contacted in the recent Canadian raid, was ex.
nected TO take Mace at the United States Circuit
Court which sits in this city the present week.
The following order from Attorney General Stan
berry was received by Hon. John Granson, counsel
for the Fenian officers:
WAsH1vGToN, August II.
~. ,,s r-,i+.d s+,tos Attorney potsdaTn. \. Y.
'" ., 'lr' +-1l' ] Letter oF ,bo 9th inst
,oio4f1o ~ The indic+rient nendinr against tht
Fanione and conrnr in the PROPOSAL of the course
snprpgted You are, therefore, hereby authorized
andmstructed to enter nolle prOseQuI IN LAcI
cases.
(Signed) Very respectfully,
HENRY SrANBERi, Attorney General
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
g.. Fp,yrrsrO. Aurust le.-Presdent John
i1,Isfigi, ierferinr Nayimiliarl's deere
e. tbat IIoryaio If fhe morris null and void is re
ooi,'oI bara Wi h nnGnalifiod satisfaction
MI Mn star mines in Grass Valley hay
~ e., q. Ia on0 T1,oea mines for tbn las
s go 80 ~ fS,-o i,atted s506 am If which s975
060 hive been divided among owners.
Advices from Papiete Iahta the 9Th OF July
report that seven vessels Of the Spanish leet, alte
recruiting, had been ordered to Manila.
4 Honolulu counselor of the French cOnsulat
was murdered in bed by Chinese servant,
General McC0Ok, the new United states MINI:
ter, arrived at Honolulu on the 2ZI Of july
The steamer Sacramento sailed today 10
Panama with Sl46j,3j2 in treasure OF Whic
81 lG3. 35S was for New York.