New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-26
The Aus4ro-G German Imbroglio Unsettled,
IMPORT DUTY ON CATTLE.
conass1e.-ate Cotton Loan Arrangements.
Failure OF Kecozsstructioue Committee Reper
GENERAL NEWS MARKETS RIVER ITEMS, ETC.


Associated Press Dispatched
NEW Yon-, April a5.--The steamer City of
Boston, from Liverpool the 18th, via Queenstown
the 18th instant, has arrived.
The Austro-German difficulties still continne
critical 1t is asserted that Prussia decidedly re-
fuses to withdraw her order for the mobilization Of
ten corps d'arztGe.
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-THE sales of cotton on
Monday, TUESDAY and Wednesday, (tliree days,)
embraced l6,5ee' bales, including $500 to specula
tors at decline of from one to two pence, ana
even more in some cases since Saturday. The
market closed very dull.
LIVERPOOL, April 12.-The sales of cotton to-day
Thursday, amounted to 1000 babes, at decline
Of 3D. hiddling upiands 1854. There is a panic
in the market. @t
The Manchester markets are heavy and de-
clining.
Breadstuffs fiFmer. Flour quiet and firm. Wheat
firm. Corn steady mixed 28s Sd@27s. Pro
visions dull. Beef dull. Pork and bacon steady. /
Lard duh; American 7ss
LONDON, April 12:-U. S. 5-20's at 715@7li 7
consols 6i0SG{.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-House-A bill passed |
imposing a duty of 20 per cent. dd valore'', upon
cattle of all kinds from foreign countries.
Resolutions were adopted requesting the Presi-
dent to communicate To tire House any arrange
ments made respecting the Confederate debt
known as the cotton loan, or other Confederate in
4 debtedness. 3. ".
| rumor is current that the Reconstruction
Committee have failed to agree upon a report.
WASHINGTON, April 25.--Hoase-The Northern
Pacific Railroad bill was taken up and discussed
at some length without, however, any action being
taken upon it.
+ New YORK. April 25.--Catton closed dull and
declining at 35Gl36c. Flour advanced 10o. Sugar
> more active at lo50l2c. Mess Pork s26 623
! Money easy at % cent. Sterling Exchange
9 1919. Gold 1871. Stocks firm.
VICKsBuRG, April 25.--Passed up: White Cloud
9 at 10 last night, David White at l P. M. Passed
: down: Olive Branch at 3 A. NJ River rising
, slowly.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-Leaf tobacco, sales ZIG
hogsheads at full prices. Flour frmer, superhne
81 50. Mixed corn in bulk 5Sc., prime white Csc.
Oats 45c. Mess pork excited at s27. Bacon
f shoulders 124c. Clear sides 1890. Sugar cured
hams 22c. Whisky 81 %. Lard l6A.
ST.. LOUIS, April 25.--Cotton fiat. Wheat un-
changed Corn less firm. Oats heavy and easier.
y Mess Pork, s27 rs. Lard and Whisky unchanged.
e CINCINNATI April 25.-Flour and Grain IN,
e changed. Whisky, 81 %. Provisions higher.
j. Bacon held for &c. higher. Groceries dull and I'M
n changed.
NEW YoRK, April 25.-The Timess Washington
special says internal revenue bill will probably
J. be reported tomorrow, with the following atera
tions the tax on stock and bullion brokers is fixed
, | at 2 cents on 500 on candles. 5 per cent
!, WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Senate confirmed
u the appointment of Moses +. Adel, yesterday, az
% naval officer of New York.
s. The President has filled all the appointments fo
y, internal revenue in Virginia with parties who have
:. taken the test oath.
practice in the department for fraudulent practice
of New YORK. April 25.-The Tribune's specia
says the amended bankrupt bill is ready to be re
in The government offers for sale the military rail
is road in Texas, running from Brazos Santiago, o.
the Rio Grande. Purchasers will be required u
transport troops in Texas at the same rates
, !, charged by the New York Central. "
!. Sneaker, Colfax thinks Congress cannot take
= recess before July l.. : , y
+. The secretary Of the treasury is considering tn
proposition Of putting per cent long loan
IN No proposition yet considered by the Recon
as struction Committee has been unalterably agree
nc upon. - 4.
sioner of the Ireedmen's bureau of Mississippi an
,et Arkansas in his last report, states that much
ed the cheerful industry of the freedmen Is owing
nd the confidence they have in the military authol
es Sir Morton Peto and Arthur Kinnard, the En-
he lish capitalists, have each sent contributions
las ESQ, for the relief of the destitute and suheri
it'll freedmen of the South.
81, Colonel j. B. Klnsman formerly of Gener
re- Buffers staff has been ordered to Texas to inv
ich tigate and report the management of the free
are mems bureau there.
let CINCINNATI, April pa Memphis special Sc
nth the steamer John Raymond exploded her boil
md and took fire, near Island No. 49, yesterday.
en- passengers were rescued by the steamer Tennes
de. and taken to Memphis.
we WAsHlNGToN April 25.--In the Senate the p
to lie printing deficiency bill appropriating s6Oo'o
ner passed.
ork establish the army.
ew NEW YoEy, April 25-Cholera hospitals are
fly be Immediately established at various points
egi the city. No fresh cases on the steamer EN- a
he have as yet occurred. Ten cases OF choietA h1
lich been received from the steamer Ilhiois' wv
nee whom died.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The President mas q =
,cu- ponted Wade Hampton, relative to the oon,;
will crate General, postmaster at Flttspais' io"o'
r o radical incumbent.
,tcb -osv ou rup HEROES AND PATRioTs-The
was a stunid but conceited person nnont III
some months ago, a Brigadler General L. ., harl
mere who WAS good deal laughed at Ior Pt"pets
NO for shouting and sometimes sworn at inr acts
cap n ottT tvyanny while commanding, at Frederic
on bnrg He Is the party alluded to in the follow
lew suuib from the Wheeling Register:
Ia this BT1gauier al NJ wa
for o1t;na radical speeches throughout the State
sent hnas 3o he the tisuniou candidate for Cover
an- noPt fall the doctor Tom Harris who lived
many GIanv;lle in Gilmer cOunty before the war!
Gen. " assiat IN organizing a rebel company Their
tally isGI ! IL he the Harris that opened his II
house and invited that rebel company to take
uo, they wanted and darn the expense?' Ia br'
"a' Major General Thomas s. Harris the man
ago. wanted to he captain or surgeon, or some o
officer, of that rebel company and wasn't cleo
d of Perhaps some OF his admirers can inform us
ID in would ike to know"-lk RICHMOND wing.
least - - -
100 WILCOX l. GIBBs' Machine will sew, hem
the braid, tuck. gather, quilt, cord and eriproder
on of ,orfao+ at;fact;on w;,c,x q Gin, 90, ro ron
at he and warranted at No. s ST.. Charles street.
call and examine.