The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-31
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PARIS, March pa manifesto from Napoleon
is expected about the 18th of April.
Official estimates make the Gerde Mobile SOC, 900
strong.
BERLIN, March so.--Anti Prussian riots have
broken out ia Northern Bavaria.
NEW Y0RK. March 29.-Aarrived: Steamers
United States. Cortes and Junista from New Or
leans. Sailed: Star of the Union.
A Herald cable dispatch dated Autolo, Abys-
snia, 9Th inst. says Theodorus strongly forti-
fed within two days march east of Magdala with
fifteen thousand men and six guns and means
fight. Napier had six thousand troops at Antoo
prepared 70 move forward. The troops were suf-
HAVANA, March 29.-salnsve has been defeated
In several engagements with the rebels. Baldi has
not yet returned from st. Domingo, but is watch
ing the movements of ex-President Cabral 10 Vene-
zuela. There is reaction in st. Domingo in favor
of Cabral.
The Unifed States steamer Desoto left Kingston,
Jamaica, on the 18th for Caracas, with sealed
orders
WASHINGTON, March 29.-Impeachment rumors
are rite aud very general on the streets that the
presidents counsel win move to dismiss there be-
ing nothing impeachable in the charges or repil-
cation, and that Chase will sustain the motion.
: High radical authority hoots at this. Il Is con-
fdently stated that Chase will take no extreme
ground, though he may claim the power OF decid-
ing Judicial points as attaching TO his position but
put The question to the Senate and submit TO their
decision.
Evsrts has been in New York seeking auth,rl-
ties, there being no arranged library here an no
time for loose search. Evarfs will arrive 10 the
morning. Meantime, counsel having been separa-
ted will go into court without full consultation.
Presidents counsel see no cause why the trial
should be prolonged over two weeks. sstka-
Buffers speech is prepared. He treats the
matter in regular prosecuting attorney yle.
After Buffers speech they will quoting one of
the msnagers) pile in their witnesses
Meade writes Grant that, under the law requr-
ing half Of the registered voters to vote, the Con.
sttution Of Alabama has not been ratifed. He
says he cannot but look on the result OF the recent
election as expressive of the opinion that tue
registered voters do not desire to be restored
der the Constitution submitted to them. aud in
view OF the recent act Of Congress allowing
majority Of the votes cast to ratify, he would pre-
fer seeing the convention reassembed for re.
vision of the Constifution--the revised Constita-
ton 10 be submitted TO the people again under the
new law. He is of opinion that a revised Consti-
tuition, more liberal IN its terms, and condned TO
the requirements OF the reconstruetion laws,
would in Alabama, as he has reason 10 expses n
will 10 Georgia and Florida. meet the approval Of
q majority OF the Registered voters.
Two delegations from Florida. each with Coa-
stftutions are before the reconstructiOn commit
tee-one largely represented by Massachusetts,,
the other by Wisconsin element. The Wisconsin
.party have Mesdes Endorsement and iorty-nve
fiqneIs, but the Massachusetts, party claim that
delegates signed the Meade Constitution because
Otherwise they could get no pay.
GALVESTON, March 29.-Speciai treasury
Agents Slonaker and Randall nave oesec.eu
Astounding revenue frauds in the bonded ware
house here, involving several otnciais, having
ismiHcations in New Orleans aud else snere,
amounting from eighty TO one huadred thous tno
dollars chiefly in tobacco and whisky. fnere
were found fonr hundred barrels nheo WNu
water. three hundred empty, and nfty nlied VITA
avilIainous compound intended for comou-uon
10 destroy the warehouse. with the evidence Oh
fraud. The parties have fed.