New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-20

least possible delay, that the national debt was
sacred obligation, and should never be repudiated,
and that no debt incurred to aid treason or rebel
lion should be paid, that the delegates to the
Philadelphia convention are expected to cooper
ate only with loyal men.
vIcKsBURG, July 19.-Passed down: David
White at IL NJ, and Mollie Able at 4P.M. River
falling.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 18-Arrived inside, and
ancnored off Pilot Town, the British brig Dashing
wave, otto master, from Adtwerp, via Falmouth,
WIN general cargo, consigned to Lowell d Bailey.
,r "inu 'ou'h SOUTHEAST strong. Tide very low.
NEW YORK, July ls.-Cotton closed steady and
unchanged Sales 1000 bales. Gold closed a.
1909. U. S. 6's, coupons Of 81, 1893; 5.2a,s con-
pons Of 80, 1861 do. Of 'el, 1854.
Flour declining; Southern, SIS 75. Wheat sulI-
Pork heavy and quoted at ss1 rs. Lard duII-
Sugar steady at II@13c. Coffee closed bBovant
Turpentne dull at 68G70c. Rosin % 5Oaa 60.
LOUISVILLE July 19.-Leaf tobacco, sales I3J
hhds., at fully sustained rates. Flour, supsrane,
dull at 81; extra family, 50 75. Corn, zoe. Oats,
lac. Mess pork, s32 so. Bacon, shoulders, 1876;
clear sides, 2lac. Lard, in tierces, 2le. Whisky,
50 25.
CISCINSATI, July 19.-Flour very dull and With
out quotations. Wheat dull and declining at 81 rs
t0S2 40. Oats dull at 35t04c. Provisions dull
and dropping. One thousand barrels of mess
pork were sold at $32 so. Bnlk meats &c. lower;
no demand. Bacon offered at 1910. for shoulders,
9!c. for sides, and 2lc. for clear Sides Lard 19c.
Groceries unchanged. Gold 1485.
ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Flour, very unsettled, clos
ing, with downward tendency, at 81 so for single
extra, and SO 25 for double extra. Wheat, de-
clned 5@Sc. Corn advanced to 90@9l5c. the
whole range. Provisions and whisky unchanged.
From Yesterdays Evening PaysrsI
SAVANNAH, GA, July I9.-The steamer San
Salvador arrived at quarantine yesterday, with 500
recruits for the Seventh regulars. Since her de-
Parture for this port she has been visited by %
cases Of cholera.
Three deaths occurred on the voyage one after
arriving at Tybee Bar, and one or two after the
troops landed on Tybee Island. There IS no sick
ne3a among The cabin passengers, but they will be
kept quarantined Is days.
The troops are all comfortable on the shore, and
the sickness ia subsiding. Major Grant, command
ing the post Post Surgeon schell, city health Off
Ger Mcfarland and Capt. H. B. Hardee, the agent,
nave all made arrangements for the comfort and
safety Of the passengers and troops.
NEW YORK, July l9..Ii the case Of cotton sold
here under the confiscation act, on government
account, the claimant moved for the removal Of
adjudication from the United States to a State
court. Judge Nelson decided adversely yesterday.
Ihe heated term Is apparently over. The ther-
mometer this morning stood at rs. There were
320 deaths yesterday from all causes. The total
number of sunstrokes this summer amounts to 258,
of which 35 were fatal
The rope factory of Lawrence Sons, at VIII
liamsburg, was struck by lightning, causing the
| explosion of four boilers. Two were driven
| through brick wall to distance of six hundred
| feet destroying several trees. The other two
| passed through and destroyed some brick stables
and fell some distance of. One man was killed.
| The Presbyterian church, at Brooklyn, St. Johns
chapel and St. Theresas church, in this city, were
| also struck and slightly damaged. The ship Gym
0sure was also struck. Two men were killed BY
| flash in the streets of Brooklyn, and q row of
twelve unfinished houses was destroyed by light
ming and the gale.
The latest Mexican advices report Tampico and
| Tuxpan taken by the Liberals. General SomadeI
deserted the Imperialists and surrendered the
| former city.
The relations Of Maxmilian and Marshal Ba-
| zane are said to be friendly.