New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-03


ton of the fruits Of victory.
st. Petersburg advices declare that 10 troop
have been moved to the frontier, ana shat her
policy is nonintervention.
revolt broke out at Madrid On the 23d. The
insurgents furnished the popuIace with arms; bar
ricades were erected and fighting commenced.
After an obstinate resistance the insurgents sur
rendered at discretion. Narvsez was wounded
Gen. Prim had been arrested at Bayonne by the
French authorities
Inc London Observer sayA motion will be
made IN the House Of Comm ons, expressive Of
confidence in the ministry, and promising favora~
Bile consideration of the reform measure at the
next session, if the ministry de- mot announce the
dissolution of Parliament.
WASHINGTON, July IA resolutsb was adopted
in the House to-day, appointnga joi 1t committee
to inquire into all expenditures in each department
of the civil service, what the saayi, as and if
they can be reduced, or Offices abolish ed The
committee sits during the recess of Gougrt tss.
| Mr. Banks introduced resolution in She House
to-day establishing conditions by which the States
of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Canada "a st and
West, and the territories of Columbia Selkn k and
Kamskatchka could be annexed to the, United
States. As an inducement for those prov Yinces to
annex themselves to the United States, the bill
proposes to pay the debt Of each; which mounts
in the aggregate to s85 100000 besides pl edging
the United States to pay the Hudson Bay Com
pany SIC, ,00OO 900 for certain possessions.
Senator Clark, chairman of the special com
mttee on the Ievees of the lower Mississippi re-
ported bill making appropriations for their re-
construction. The expenditures authorized ares in
the State of Mississippi S685,OOO, in tie State of
Louisiana $595 ,OO0, and in the State of Arkansas
$3.50 ,O0O Total $I,515,00O.
ZThe secretary of the treasury has replied to an
inquiry of the Senate, stating that Albert Elmore-
collector of the port of Mobile although resident
of Alabama during the war, ana at one time a sub
officer Of the legislature Of that tate, never took
the oath of allegiance to the Confetleracy, and was
uniformly and always opposed to the rebellion.
He therefore took the oath of of5ee that he never
voluntarily bore arms against the United States,
and never voluntarily gave aid and comfort to per
sons engaged in armed rebellion.
NEW YORK July ARRIVED, steam lers Alabama,
Monterey and Star Of the Uniont from New Or
leans.
Arrived at Liverpool from Mobile, til Mercedita
SAVANNAH, July 2.-The News and Herald, e
7 this morning, say that Pompey o,BapHon, freed
man, arrested for the murder of Mrs. Rollins, in
Wilkins county, was brought back to the scene of
his crime and after having portions OF his body
mutiIated, was bound to a tree, surrounded by
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od5rosg a III nanra oe Eisgo7ri da,If7 ;nty "a
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f. MI b4ro5 +1,o,oa,d 5oIora ~, o15 a, 81 hoo
orriyol fror, Fort Ra,to. dnriro +f-n Ios,+ +brao
days.
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rofttaa or botb EJonsaa to-o aorood on +te. parfs
.or;.io,, IN I'M, s,,1,aitr+i,- or-~o,,, 81. ,o,
MI ttI 49, ,,,o - tIa r,o;5or+
Tho uor,a nossed a rssolntion rs,,no,,i-o- tba
prooi5ort +o i,forrr tba Horaa yvts,bar the nor
sonaI ri,tts og otzens of 4ba Irnito tates ara a.
rrogort sreFfc,er+lv nro+nc+ad in tba- aontbern
statos ana yrhatber ar,,, further 1aoi,latiop i
ooor IN olotba hin, with a,,fticezt ertboritv m
rvotact all t Ioval citizens of the states recently
IN rabal1on n The aniov7pent 1f. th7aiy oonstitn
:. tioral rigbts
Tba confarapee commits, have ayraneef.tl, DIFF
ferences between the two Bouees On the freed
brreau tiu which new Goes "a the President
;. for his annrovaI or rejection.
The senate has confirm ed gEoserI, NJ. H,,rnubreys
az colractor ot customs at Hichmond. ga.
The cbiaf Of ordnance IN a CONTAMINATION tn
f7ongrass s.tbe retentiay of. Harners Ferry ia
not nacessary or adyanta,.eons 10 he nnhIic in
terast and recommends that all publie lands
bn,I5inoa and other nronertv. tn ere he sold. and
tho nrocaeds of the sales he any,lied tn the con-
strnetion tpNIJs, of a Weatern ,rT armcrr
4 Po,rosertat;va sidney cIorTr tbia rnnrping re-
n ceiyad a teIegram from T,eavnnyyortb. Kansas.
saving that Seoetor lane. eff tha STATE shot him
d self tbronob the head last night, and died at
ofo,ocl today, Senator Iane. Ieft washington a
al weak ar ten iavaaro and at t5Vattime oomplained
of hs;ng ppweI. suffering from nervous debility.
IL REPRESENTATIVES. spaulding. Banks and Thayer,
THE majority of the speoial comalittee on the
III Rousseau. Grtsuelb affair. made a report to
dav Thev ooraamn Rou sseau for Gaming
ID ar;nnau. on the ground that an act of violence
oe,einst Rppresentat,ve Is. ~, aat of nsurrector
Nd, ooirst the r'oonle be rerrcsa nta and that pous
sesn conmitted AM inercpsabIe breach ef tn,
a. nrivieyes of the Hopse. TS,ev tserefore offer
resolniion for. his axnul,inu. while ,bev recon-
reao,,on savir that tbe persona
lion ode bzr Clrinnal nnon RonsseeI, dnrin,
to tSe debate msrt the diaar,nrsqal 81 the Honse.
,e. rho ,ninoritI of tbe ,zmittaa Rav,nond AM
he Hogan While oonanrripp, peperally in Tie views
tbe majority, npauose that, Rousseau onIy. be rer
ed rimandad rbe;r renorss- will he be,eafter co,
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