New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-29
ma scaagers Supporting the President In
Pennsylvania.
REFRESHING GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
nxaae:Ezrsr,s--HsrvHR NEWS
Etc.
Associated Press DISPATCHES,

Associated Press Dispatches
WASHINGTON, June 28.-The Senate postponed
the regular order which was the district suffrage
bill, and engaged in the consideration of the
Niagara ship canal bill, upon which no conclusion
was reached.
The House was engaged on the tariff BILL upon
which very little progress was made.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Some time ago the
House passed resolution calling on the President
tofurnish any information in his possession show
ng whether officers Of the government have
united, in Georgia and other Southern States, in
bsstoWing honors on Confederates living or dead.
An tie heads Of departments have sent in separate
replies, which are enclosed with the Presidents
message, each Of them saying in effect they have
noiniOrmation or knowledge Ofsuch conduct.
AUGUSTA, GA, June 2s.--A tornado ranging
northwest to southeast passed over this afternoon
Blowing down house, trees and Rounding mum.
her Of persons.
a call appears in the Macon telegraph for con
vcasioa Of cotton planters to meet in Nashville in
September, to consider the system of free labor
and other subjects Of interest
Pending the decision Of Judge Bryan of the o.
g. district court at Charleston, the constitution
alisy Of the test OATH orders have been given for
tho reception of writs, and permission has been
granted attorneys to practice without taking the
aam
LOUISVILLE June 3s.-A very large meeting
vas held at the Second Congregational church
ass night. They sustained DIR. Stuart Robinson,
their pastor, elected new elder and endorsed the
louisville Presbytery against the late General As
sembly at St Louis.
Hxw ALBANY, Indiana, June pa large and
enthusiastic Democratic convention was held here
to-day. NJ. G. Kerr was nominated for reelection
to Congress. Resolutions were passed approving
1Ae Presidents restoration policy aud opposing
the granting Of suffrage tonegroes, approving the
Presidents Vetos Of the freedmen's bureau and
civil rights bills opposing all amendments to the
Constitution at the present time, declaring thatno
Bkates were out OF the Union during the rebellion,
disappearing the exemption of three thou
sand millions of the wealth of the coun-
Try from taxation, and demanding of the
next Congress- that every species Of wealth
shall bear its usual share of taxation,
HAERIsBuRa, Pa, June 26.--An informal meet
mg q soldiers, faVoring Johnson's policy and the
election of Clymer for governor, was held here to-
Say. It was resolved to call party mass conven-
tiOn on the first Of August in this city.
Resolutions were adopted thanking the soldiers
ard sailors for suppressing the rebellion.
NAroHE5 MISS, June 26, iva Bayou Sara
3B.)-An extensive FIRE occurred here this morn
ing by which four stores were completely de-
stroyed BY FIRE, involving loss of SlOO 900.
REV York. June Evening. -5,2O's closed at
1854, 1905 at 1889, and gold at 1929.
Flour dull; Southern Tennessee $10@Sl7 Wheat
dali; sales 1856 900 bushels; Chicago spring 50 TO-
whiEe Kentucky s. 30, Canadian So 25. Corn de-
elined ID2c. Beef quiet. Pork firm; sales $500
bbls. at $Sl 5O@sSl 95. Whisky dull. Cotton
dull; sales 1000 bales at 37n39c. Sugar quiet
Spirits Of turpentine dull at 8O@82c. Rosin dull
st sS@ss so.
yrOEsBURG, June 49, Passed mp: W. R. Arthur
at7A.n
River stationary.
LOUISVILLE, June 2s.-Tobacco, sales 24I hhds.
Market active at full rates. BreadatuHs and Grain
unchanged. Mess Pork unchanged Bacon
sAeulders Isc.; clear sides 213o. Lard &c.
whisky 81 rs.
CMCINsATI, June 2S--Flour dull and declined
%@5oc. Corn advanced L. Oats declined case
Whisky 50 Is. Provisions held more firmly. Mess
Pork $50 5o@ss. Bulk meats l4@lsc. Bacon
le92l4 Lard dull at lac. Cotton dull at s5@3ec
Gold l6l.
as sS 50 for snperfne, So rs for single extra and
y IA for double extra. Wheat lover. Corn
better at 6497sc. Mess pork and bacon IN.
hanged. Whisky 50 70.
SeuIHWEsr Pass, June 2s-Passed up: United
Btates revenue cutter Hugh Mccullough, Maryman
commander from cruise to the westward. Left
atBahine Pass, the 18th instant, steamer Philadel.
Phia, TO sail about July also steamer Kate, Of
Tha Ega4a is
Jisy and Beaumont. At Calcasieu left schooner
aeaa, Of Galveston, with lumber, bound for BRACES
Santiago. No vessels ut Yermillion OF Atehafa
Iaya.
Alnlyed Of Che bar and anchored, ship N. Boyn-
w. aSler master, twenty days IRON Boston.
1he aaip Herminc remains on the bar.
Inc SNIP honis Henry, so long outside, is to be
GAaaned'
hoahing new at anchor here except United
49, surveying schooner, and nothing else in
weather hne' Strong wind from the North.
From Yesterdays Evening PapersI
MY YORK, June 2S.--The New York dry goods
exchange has concluded an estimate Of tbe erov,-
ING cotton crop, based upon the reports az sberies
and prominent persons In every fntv of tla cot
ton growing States. 1t is reported The AVERAGE
crop 3 between one-half and ive.eightbs Of t6e
crop Of 1860. y sno
Or. LOUIS. june d. Senator Lane 81 Kansas il
cutie III, and threatened with paralysis His nv
aeian does not think it will be possible for bim 70
GaAe bis seat IN the Senate again this session.
The case of General Blair against the Judge oS
election Tor refusing to receive his vote without
&Nt aking the oath prescribed, was decided
Ainst General Blair, in the general term Of the
9eait court yesterday.
Nhis is the first decision involving the validity of
IoteTis oath ia this State.
) hIgR YORK, June 28-1 F,M-Gold rules at 1884
bring exchange 1l0a Cotton is unchanged IN
\ anR aud price.