The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12
From New Orleans.

New Orleans, Oct 10.-The United States
Internal Revenue Collector of Texas has au-
thorized the planters to send their cotton to
their consigneer, from wholn=hs will collect
the tax. This is done so as not to detain the
cotton unnecessarily on tho plantations. The
Texas Legislature has appointed joint COM
mission to proceed to New Orleans and remove
to remains Of Albert Sydney Johnsonto Aus
tin. g. F
Indian outrages on the frontier Of acxes
still continue y N~
The Texans have endorsed the proceedings
and platform of the Philadelphia Convention
unanimously. 60 -
Rio Grande dates to September 4th have
been received. Cortinss has pronounced
in favor ofJuarez5 and. has espoused the eau Sc
of Tofa, whom Juarez has appointed Gov
ernor OF Tamaulipas, and pronounces Canales
a usurper and rebel to the Constitutional
Government of Mexico., as8StGw6
General Henipasa, an auxiliary Of Cortenas,
with two hundred and fifty fibusters, has
crossed into Mat ,moros and attacked Cinales
furiously. A street fight ragged for Eve or six
hours, with varying success. Henipasa for
want of ammunition, it is, said, gave way
and retired to the upper fort on theriver, and
put down Canales. i5sia as f'f' 'le@tF ~.
TEE OTERo MISUNDERSTANDING of the
Murderers.-The Governor Of New York has
refused the murderers. Comedies and Pellicer
a respite, and they will, therefore, be hung
on Friday, the 18th instant. The condemn.
ed mea eat we'll, sleep well and do not appear
at all cast down, though they have been in
formed to prepare for their coming, fate
They still presist that Viela is the principal
10 the crime, and are anxious that he shall be
punished. New York Express l E 81
Tan TAX on PIokLRs.-in answer to an
inquiry Deputy Commissioner Harlan says
"Pickles in glass packages are not exempt
from duty, as they are either fruits or vegeta.
bles when thus made, prepared and sold, Oh
offered for sale, or removed for consumption
the bottle or other glass package containing
them must be stamped in conformity with
the requirements of Seheduls c. of the act o.
July 10, 1885," aeH tsa
The currency bureau of the Treasury D.
partment has burned fifty thousand dollars
belonging to the Merchants and Mechanics
National Bank of Philadelphia, on accoun,
Of tho signatures of the president and cashier
being printed, instead of written upon TIKI
circulatlOh.-lb DAT. sum-
ILIoN, N. Y, Oct. g. The safe at Adams
Express office, at this place. was blown oper
this morning and robbed of twenty-four dol.
lars worth Of United States revenue stamps
of denominations ranging from one cent tt
ten dollars; twelve hundred dollars in postag
stamps, and five hundred dollars in currency
seven-thirty eupons, &c. A reward of two
hundred dollars is offered for the arrest O
! the robbers.
Toronto, Oct. 10.-The party of royal en-
gineers that lately arrived here are now inspec
ting the country to decide ON the possibilit,
oferecting Notifications .ea.9s .i.tsz'
Newark, n. j., Oct s.-The republican
have carried the charter election Of the cit,
by 300 majority.
The Sixty first British regulars had "a
sooner disembarked at Quebec than order
were received to send them Immediately t.
| Bermuda. 5Eads 'aag c
A Russian Commission is here examinin
the working Of the municipalities in Canada
New Orleans, Oct 10.--Cotton advice
are very discouraging The general estinat
is that this years crop now amounts to les
than 100000 bales. gq
The schooner Sagewayhas arrived at quar-
antine with twenty seven passengers savet
| from steamer Exact. Also, arrived, steame
Father Gill and ship Belle Wood. from Liver
| pool. Sailed, steamer Liberty for Baltimore
| Arrived ship Ell Dorado, Boston n