New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12
SPECIAL TO THE CRESCENT
Another Satisfactory Interview Of the
Louisiana Legislative Committee
with the President.
THE CoaIETITTEE VISIT SECRETARIES
STANTON AND McCULLoCH.
FINAL INTERVIEW 10 Be HAD ON THURSDAY.

WAsaIsGroz, March 10.
The commissioners of the Louisfass legislature
had another and an extremely satisfactory infer
view with the Presfssnt to-day.
! They have also had consultations with Mr.. STAN
ton, Secretary 81 War, aud Mr.. McGuiloeh, Seere-
| tary Of the Treasury.
{ They are to lave final and definite nterview
with tbs Presideat on Thmsday. "a. D.
\ . lFryvz Yesterdays Papers,9
| WASHINGTON, March l0.--President Johnssn has
| assured tae agent Of colosed delegation s1at no
sudden change sho1sd take place affecting TIE oc-
cusancy Of the Ian la to which Gen. Sherman gave
the freedmen the p5s5essory title.
/ The House is discussing the Presidents message
| WASHINGTON, MaTof l0.-TSe House engsgsds
| in dssuitory debate on the Presidents message.
No conclusieA has been arrived2t.
| Ths Senate was noais session to-day.
/ New YoHgs March N.-The Commercial states
that the banksg honssof Rufus Herd, in Exchange
Place, was robbed of alssuo, 900 iEgovernaent and
[ other securities.
Two hundrea thousaaa dollars reward, il offered
for the thief vho stole the million ad half ollars
from Lords banking hGHse:
i New YORK, s&rch 10.-Ce*ton dull at A0c. ..Bterl-
| iEg exchange 1881; goa43sf. Z g5G3s
I SHREs sPoRT, March I3ss--Ri5er Liga and raing
above. e 4f
/ Two soldiers went aboard the steamer wi,Eam
| Batter and wers pushed oRerboaFdsbY the crew.
| One soldier was drowned yhe ma1a and crew
were arrested and alstsag trial irthe military
pitsoH Auo oVGo HnS sezfsu ttHssCsciSAb Wy sAS
| Governments - s@A% +QsN &I8 &g MA 5568s
| Middngs: Cotton rules ts2a, and Low Middliag
at 23c. in specie.
| WASHINGTON, March 1G-Fn. the Senate. yester-
day, the question was takel2cR the prsssstion of
the committee in reference to the cc1stisutiona
amendments on the subject aErepresentasisa. The
Joint resolution frcm the Helse was LOST there not
being two thirds nfavor ost yeas, 25-rays, %.
/ Mr.. Dooli1le offered an araehdrent tbGtafter the
census of 1870 the representatives. shall be appor
TONED among the several States according to the
for oar ~
age, qualified by the laws thereof and diect taxes
to be apport1nedi according, ito the value OF real
and taxable properly, situateaeisand belonging to
each State. Further consideration was postponed
I till Thursday.
The Presidant yesterday thaRkad the Eensacky
delegation fer theirexpresscnaof confidence, any
ing this was regarded the NEST critical juucture
in national aGairs, and that themilitary is gore
dangerous to the nation thans ts,s attemnsto sevo-
lutionize and undermine it by disregard ana des
| traction of the safe guards thrown aralnds the
liberties of the people in Ike Constellation. In
future, as in the past, we stall endeaFcRsin good
faith to make the adminstratioRi Of the affasss Of
the governments conform tasthe Constellation in
letter and spirit. Therein is sls emily guagansseto
! tie liberties OF the people.
The President, IN responding. to the soIataittee
of the Maryland legislature xesenting resolutions
lnGersing his recenstructic polsey; reissrntsd his
previous declarations, thanking them for their en-
cauragement, and said there could be no. mistake
, | Us to the position he occupied.
! New YORK, March l0.--A.dhPuts,tionso army
officers representing the old division of tke Poto
MAC army, presented q resolutions aaeHted Of 2
, previous meeting. pledging themeelv estcunsheash
= their swords in lrslands cause ard ofasad their
Iservces'fo Gsn. Sweeney. s
e Col. Roberta and Gen. Sweeney. thanked the Of
icers, assuring them theiR services would soon be
= required.
NEW YoRE. March 1O-Greah e.xcte.aent pre-
walls at Fall River by the disappear tance+of Natha-
MEL N. Burlington leaving $40, 300 unpaid bills.
4 WAsHINGraE March 1e.-Gers. Gustav and
Fremont arrived yesterday. Castar gives gloomy
account of political affairs in Iaa s. He says little
or no Loyalty exists outside Of or lines and if
troops were withdrawn there VIC .uld he none any
where. Gold and silver he.state d were the circu-
ating mediums in many places and that green
backs will buy neither food Anf fuel. Matters, he
adds, are daily growing worss.
7 New YeRss March mx-~I~en ty disshlogies were
seized in this city yesterday far emitting to pay the
WASHINGTON, March, tGtlThe Bankrupt bill
will be resumed in the Rau Sc ON Wednesday or
\ Thursday sf
; The frsands of theb ara con6aant, of its pas
h sage, as. several members have changed their
minds in regard to the bsaA'
BOsTcal, March o. gral I'd Feaian demonstra-
ton was+held at the Music u ALL. Thousands were
unable to obtain entrance. Great enthusiasm
prevailed. A lange amaLat of Eaaian bonds were
disposed of. 3-
NEW YORK, March te.-An immense Fenian
meetingwas HEAD at tlssnt per Institute last night,
} Stirring speeches wers 10 ade. Great excitement
: continues. .N 10,
AUs1iN, TEXAS, Manah .9.-Tks conventioa came
to vote after long dis. ,usson upon the motion
to substitute tha n,;noT ty report declaring the
ordinance of secession oil and void b islstio for
the majority repnrt 5Eeb ring ahe ordinance simply
null. and void. Theyreh Used to adopt the minority
: report by 34.to Al.
The election forStat officers is set down for the
FIRST onday in May Il ne State legslatsre is to BIZ
cenyened, by a proc !amasion of the Rreyisiona
Governor, on the first Monday inJ une. 8
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i, HONORARY. DEaRs Conference.-The Washing