New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-03
ACTION ON CIVIL RIGHTS BILL POSTPONED
Conversational and General News.
RIVER NEWS AND MARKETS.
Associated Press Dispatches ]


WASHINGTON, April 2.-Presdent johnson has
issued lengthy proclamation, declaring that the
insurrection which has heretofore existed in the
States of Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, South
Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkan-
sas Mississippi and Florida, is at at, end, and
henceforth to be SO regarded.
LOUISVILLE, April 2.-Leaf tobacco fnlly sus
tanned Sales 81 hhds Flour, ST ;.mess pork s25 50
so bacon shoulders, l3c clear sides, 16o.; sugar
cured hams, &c; lard lsc.: whisky, 81 d; corn,
56c.; oats, 45c. 4
| CINCINNATI April 2.-Flour dull and unchanged.
| Corn advanced &c. Oats dull at ssc. Mess Pork
| $26 Bulk Shoulders advanced to l04. Lard le4c.5
Whisky So "a. t5G 4ss.5ss sf
NEW YORK, April 2.-The steamer Trepoh, from
1 Liverpool the 10th, has arrived. ~ eA5
! The German journals continue to represent the
reiatons of Austria s8d Prussia as very threaten
ing asserting that Austria had ordered 1000
troops to the Bohemian frontier. '.~5
The London Times says Bismaick has thrown
off his mask and that the Duchies are to be an
nexed to Prussia. . .'
Preparations for war are progressing on both
sides. In both capitols military councils are held,
generals nominated and plans of campaigns dis
cussed.
Funds have fallen in the various European capi-
tails in consequence of the depressing rumors.
| The Spanish government had raised the state of
siege in New CASTLE. .la..
The Prussian ambassador had quilted Rome.
LIVERPOOL, March 2O.-The accounts of the
relations between Austria and Prussia are con-
aicting. la
| The Shenandoah was sold at auction for fifteen
thousand seven hundred and fifty pounds sterling.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-senator Fessenden re-
ported to the Senate the House loan bill without
amendments.
ST.. LOUIS, April Cotton 34c. Flour and
wheat unchanged. Corn CSC. Oats 42ac. Mes
Pork declined 25c. Bacon unchanged.
, New YORK April 2.-The cotton market cose'
dull at 4Oac. Whisky 50 q. Sugar steady. Mus
cevado l3lc. Coffee dull Molasses dull. Mes
t Pork s2s l2t. Lard l9c. Money easy. Gold l273
Government Stocks without decided change. Stel
ling Exchange dull and nominal at lO6f.
d LOUISVILLE, April 2, 11.S0 P. M.-There is nc
1t thing definite as yet from Cincinnati regardin
e the election. Everything was quiet so far a
heard from. . a
ID WASHINGTON, April 1.-The house was occupie
a. in the presentation of bills and resolutions, who
re were appropriately referred without action.
of The Senate galleries were densely crowded, es
Ae pectng action the civil rights BILL No actor
l. however, is expected thereon before wednesday
pv The proceedings of both houses were Of an VI
important nature. ..z Q.
"a y1ckscuRe, April 2-The steamer Julia passe
mt up at p. NJ. yesterday, and the Henry Ames at
re M. to-day. -u.-t
W | down at II NJ. to-day. 'u IH
IN. River rising.
2 TFrom Yesterdays Evening Papers.l + 81
0n' New YORK, April 2.-There was great reJo
49,, inr at Lima on account of the victory over U
eo STANDARDS at the late battle off the Chloe Island
'i0 The loss of the allies IS said to De three hi
killed on the covrette Union, while the Amerlc
ow was huled four times and the Apurimac thr
ries times. c..,, l.
but Valparaiso papers says it must have be
ain great, as the Spanish vessels were knocked
to pieces and dead bodies were seen ioatlhs an
afterwards. This is probably an eXtraVag
naif Tie people were enthusiastic at the alliance
nds tween Chill Bolivia and Peru. The Spanish &C
n mander still treats Chiian coal in neutral yess
as contraband. The United States gunbeat I
or, carora will remain to watch the turn OF analti
;ol,s p Chill. United States monitor had arrived
te "a of Valparaiso; also the steamers sanaefpi'
LOUISVILLE, April a. Confederate Gene
Hood left Indiana for New Orleans last aatnru u
!, The Herald's Washington special says u us, IS 7
Mr. admitted the resolutions guaran1eeins tnI
nnTnhar of the members will vote for it to 6
Napoleon that Il, tS eGun'ry yep
, to i;c It ia understood after its passage IN
win be held in The h. senaIs sot a srSber
Ep Roth the President and Congress are v
determined detf. in their position in opposition to
III by TmDerial Mexican scheme. z,s,.s
Mrs. Jefferson Davis is understood to be en- n
ih"n' to washington to procure an Interview with
husband aI Fortress Monroe.
The Finance Committee of the Senate has
YARDS cided to report the loan bill as it passed
lblic House. -SH
his is Washington specials say the vote on the
r one rights bill will be postponed until Wednesday
VIZ NEW YORK, April 2.--The new Inman stes
MS City Of Paris, from Liverpool the 2lst ult.,
pike. arrived. EE gz.a5a, 5iz{
,pera The National Company's steamer Scotland
I'd an simultaneously
The steamer Hecia, from Liverpool the 2lst
has also arrived. &sE 3
In the House of Lords, Earl Grosyenor CAV
lie tice that the second reading of the reQri
he would move al amendment, declaring it