New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22
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Of 4 very able lawyer 81 Lexington, from whom
he received letter On the subject
NE. PomeroY continued, saying hs would %
nothing to thS Southern States III revenge, but
only for their security ii the future.
The Senate adjourned pending the discussion.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. In the Senate The creden. |
tials Of Mr. Marvin, Senator elect from Florida
we're presented, and ordered to be laid on The /
table. III
The bill enlarging the powers of the Freedsnen,s
Bureau was discussed, and an amendment I'd Tue
bill was adopted making valid for three years, ID
stead Of forever, as ID the original Bill, thsl
titles of lands given to negroes BY the orders
Eissued at Savannah BY Maj, Gen. shsrnan Last
winter.
House Mr. Deering, Of Connecticut, made M
speech maintaining that the government III q
right to treat the Southern States as conquered
rebels. He said the loyalty there WAS little, The
submission Of the people being from necessity. ].
He mentioned 4 ssries Of guarantees which ouaht
to be exacted before they shall be alIowed repre-
sentation, including the perfect equality of thee
Mr.. Smith, Of Kentucky, indorsed the Presi-
dents restoration policy, denisd that tho Southern
States were out Of the Union, ana d Iaitned that
now they were obedient to the laws, they ough u
be represented.
NOZZLE, JAM ls. The sales of cotton to-day
amounted to 500 bales middling nc, closing
quiet. Sales of the week, TO- 100 bales receipts Of
the week, 1850; exports Of The week, 927I stock
in port 81, SIG. Gold I40@I 40a
WAsHMaToH Jan. 20. Senate Guthrie, of Ken
lucky addressed the Senate in opposition to The
enlargement Of the powers Of the Freedmen's
Bureau. 4
New YoRK, jan 10 -A young man named Chas.
Terrenlay, while carrying package Of $ll 900 ii
treasury notes and q large amount Of checks
| through Williana street, New York, to Park Bank,
was knocked down and robbed. One thousand
dollars reward IS offered for the recovery Of the
money.
| Trestam and Clark, Of the Adams Express Com
pany robbery, were committed id default Of bail
| to the amount of $500 each.
The Henry Cbanny, from Aspinwsll brought
| $50, 600 in specie.
4 The Isthrnus was quiet. All was quiet IN Peru.
Copper had not yet advanced in Valparaiso.
| The United States Minister Of Bogota had been
/ notified Of the government instructions that the
new law respecting foreigners in Columbia is not
binding when contrary to existing treaties Or in
ternational law, or that the government Will nsist
on justice to its citizens when their rights are
Il violated.
The Fenian Senate has adopted resolution re.
questng President Roberts to call q Gong ress q
Pittsburg to meeton the 10th Of February.
NEW YoRK, Jan. Miller q Conger's waFs
i house, on South Water street, between Pike AMI
Rutleyn, containing cotton, hemp, rags, sugar ani
4 iron, which belonged to various parties, was con
snmed by fire to-day, involving q loss Of s500,o00
\ The reported steamer fitting out here as pri
vateer has gone to sea as q Chilian priVateer te
prey on Spanish commerce. Three gunboats are
said to be building for the Chilian government
John a.. Cooke, late cashier of the Catskill New
York; National Bank, is reported to be defauter il
. the sum Of 100000. The collaterals obtained
N Will cover the loss.
Il New YORK, Jan. 20.-The Commercials Wash
ington special says Senior Romero, the, Mexican
Minister, does not credit the reports of the with
drawal Of the French troops from Mexico. Hs
!, asserts that Napoleon is intent upon schem
of territorial aggrandizement; that he has count
:: ed the cost and will only Withdraw when COMPEL
ed by force by the entire submission Of Mexico
to his agent, Maximilian.
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woula give this conntrv ! foreign nolicv ,vhie
thew sadly nee5ed and which II inano,,ratea ];
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TopoNro q. W Ian 81 The Cana d;an ne j
Ravie,v nrofasse, to lno,y that Trri,ad CO..
4 government has consented Ia renew the rec;nr5