New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-23
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MOBILE, August 22.--The following is published
in the Evening News:
PosT OFFICE, MOBILE, August %, 1866.
TO W. G. Clark & Co
GentIemen-During the continuance of the
resentquarantine regulations will send the mail
to New Orleans via Meridian and jackson, Miss,
closing each day at4P.M
(Signed) L. BUTfLEs
| Accounts from the counties of Lowndes, Dallas,
Greene, Marengo, Wilcox and Perry, the richest
lands in the State, represent the cotton crop ra-
yaged by caterpillars. The factors here have re-
ceivedl orders from planters to withdraw their
cotton from sale in consequence.
| The quarantine of New Orleans vessels creates
general dissatisfaction and has already caused
provisions to advance.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-After separation of
nineteen years the Grand Odd Fellows Lodge of
Southern and Northern New York have reunited,
and held their regular annual meeting under the
old name of the Grand Lodge of the State of New
York, in Odd Fellows Hall. There were about
1876 lodges in attendance.
WASHINGTON, August 22.-There were rumors
that Judge Advocate General Holt is to be re-
moved.
Queen Emma left to-day for Niagara Falls.
Colonel Thomas, collector for the port of Phila-
delphia who at first refusedto surrender his office,
has abandoned his purpose of contesting the right
of W. F. johnson, appointed by the President.
General Dick Taylor and Hon. Charles NJ Con-
rad, of Louisiana, were among the Presidents
visitors to-day. Mr.. Conrad has been pardoned.
Gen. A. M. Slocum, of Kentucky, has been ap-
pointed chief clerk of the patent office.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The navy department
is informed that the United States steamer
Mahascar left Pensacola on the 14th for Tampico
to protect American vessels in accordance with
the declared policy Of the administration respect
ing Maximilian's paper blockade.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 22.-The labor convention in
session here declare tunwse to attempt to enforce
the eight hour labor rate until the working men
are thoroughly organized throughout the country
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The Democratic State
convention has called convention Of all the sup
= porters of President johnson, to nominate candi-
dates for State officers, for the fall elections. The
Conservative Republican committee unite in the
call.
Arrived, steamship Veteran, from Beaufort.
4 The brig Albame capsized off Sandy Hook, and
. was towed to the city to-day.
Il SAVANNAH, August 22.-Forty.iye deaths oc-
il CURED during the week. Nineteen were from
# cholera, of which five were whites and fourteen
n blacks
LOUISVILLE, August 22.-sales, 1873 hhds, leaf
tobacco at full rates. Flour-superfne 81.
.e Wheat-red S2 55. Corn in bulk at &c. Mess
" nork sss. Bacon shoulders 174c.; clear sides
e. 9lqc. Lard 2lc. Whisky 81 26.
III ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-The cholera report for the
lie twenty-four hours ending at four o'clock thi:
afternoon gives "a cases and 55 deaths. Thi
probably does not comprise more than half th
IS casps The Board of Health still fails to paak
. official reports
. Flour dull the better qualities are drOopins
II Wheat steady and unchanged. ProVisio ns III
changed. Whisky unsettled.
g. CINCINNATI Aug. 22.-FlOur unchan ged on
II quiet. Wheat in fair demand at 81 35@J2 As fC
- good new red Corn dull-prices lttl bette
e at5Gc Oats dull at 35@3sc. Whisky unchange
" and firm. Pork firm at $33. Gro ceries firm
Gold 49,
10 SOUTHWEST PASS, Aug. 22.-TFle steamshi
e. Harlan, from Galveston, passed up ct P NJ. Tn
,h steamship Morgan went to sea at 6 y. NJ. Weathe
n clear and warm. Wind southwest-bISW yer
fresh.
Twotugs are inside the.bar and one alongside IL
on Lone Star. The ship South Amer10 and hal
Michael Montague are still inside. The tide
il, very low.
III YIoKsBURG, Aug. 22.--The z; lshion was
~ ed tanned until O'Clock this mou ing. Passed u
he Nicholas Longworth at II A. M River falling.
ne New YoRK, Aug 22.-Cottr IN closed dull at12
ey bales; middlings 343@354e. o. S. 5-20s liz
II. lO-4os lOlE. Gold closed l494. Flour, hea
ICY for Southern; sales 600 b bis at slO@l6. VIII
on. dull. Corn irmer and oarce. Oats unehang
on, Pork steady at $S2 So, mess at $s8. Lard Isl
ink 214c. Whisky dull an dquiet. Turpeptine 6s@7
est NEW YORK, Aug 22-The steamship Pers
n with Liverpool a. Ltes to the 18th, has arriV
News anticipated by the cable.
ria. Advices from china, thronghthe French papt
en- state that the rebels had been surprised, their
eampments yurned, and their leaders killed.