The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-08

TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 3. 1858.
SUNDAYS DISPATCHES.

FROM EUROPE.
LONDON. Dec. 6.-Dispatches from Paris report
| everything quiet there
MApRID, Dec. Gel Impartial newspaper urges
ton, but says Spanish honor demands suppression
OF the rebellion there, melted by American ibus-
tiers, at any cost.
Carlist movements are organizing in Catalonia
and Aragon.
PARIS, Dec. 5.-Yesterday a panic was caused
IN commercial circles by a report that the Sultan
had sent an utimatum to Greece.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 6.-There will be quorum
tomorrow. iE
1t is not known when the president will send in
his message as its sancfity is carefully guarded.
hcCulloch says the statements of his reports
are merely approximations compiled from the re-
ports Of his subordinates.
American bark Alecta. from Sicily for New
fork, with load OF birthstone was lost in ter.
rlhc gale off Mansala. The steward was lost
Senators Hill and Miller, also Col. Christie and
MI Whemprey, from Georgia. are here. Christie
holds Meade's Whemprey's and BuIlock's certifi.
Gates as member Of the House from the same
district. - -
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Under final decision by the
Court Of Appeals. Mrs. Sinclair obtains from For
rest $4,000, costs and hitherto unpaid ali-
mopy. of sff
The storm has ceased. the snow disappear
ing.
II is reported that E. A. Pollard, author of the
Lost Cause" has been appointed 10 clerkshio
in the New York custom house.
Gen: Grant has arrived and will remain until
Thursday. 81
FROM GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, Dec. Ga Republican meeting was
held at the City Hall last night and addressed BY
J. Z. Bryant, formerly of Maine, but now a mem
Der of the Legislature, who referred with pleasure
70 the TACT that Georgia was again ia the Union
and entitled to all the rights and privileges of apv
other State. He said that the Republican party
had been defeated honestly and fairly in the late
municipal election, and he was willing to abide by
the result. Resolutions were passed pledgng a
new ieaIiy to the Republican party, and opposing
further congressional interference in reconstruc.
uon In Georgia, which State is in the Union.
The citizens OF Augusta gave complimentary
supper TO the troops under command of Gen. 4.
N. sWeeny last night for their so,dierly behavior
and general good conduct while stationed in this
city. People speak in the highest terms of com.
mendation Of Gen. Sweeny and his entire com
mand.
SAVANNAH, Dec. GA special police force was
appointed and commissioned by the mayor. two
weeks since, for patrol duty Oh the outskirts OF
tne CITY, composed mostly of German farmers
and gardeners, who relieved each other nightly.
pairoiing roads and guarding farms from deoreds-
,ions eomnitted oy negroes. Last evening, Brod.
Decker and seven others were patrolinx Thunder
bolt smell road, about ii P. NJ, when they heard
loud hailoolDg. They approached the party and
demanded to know the cause of the disturbance.
The negroes, about half dozen in number re-
pied threatening, when Brodbecker arrested one
ana giving him in charge of the party, advanced
few PAGES TO make another arrest At this
moment they we're suddenly fred into by a party
OF negroes, about forty, who mad before been con-
ceaed. Some sixty shots in all were fired
The patrol retreated before superior numbers
Mr.. Brosdbaek was killed the frat fire. Three
others OF bis party were wounded, two of them
probably MORALLY. This afternoon an inquest
was aeid upon the body, and verdict rendered
that the deceased came 10 his death while dis
charging his duties "a speoial policeman on the
9TH OF December, from gunshot wounds in face
ana head, from the hands Of a negro, one of a
party who were disturbing the peace on the
IhunoerbOlt road, and We earnestly recommend |
that the State and country authorities take some
action N the matter. in order to protect the ct-
zeDs OF this country from the brutality of the ne.
gro population. Considerable excitement pre-. |
Valis. about thirty arrests have already been |
made by the authorities.
PROM CINcINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 6.-The list of passengers of |
The steamboat United States cannot be given. as |
he hooks are lost Among those known to be |
saved are james Price and brother of Louisville:
Robert Nelson, Newport, KY; John II. Green aud |
ady ana sol. Bsrres, Louisville: McFarren and |
wife, Nashville; o. r. Clark, Memphis; Ole Bull, |
Master Pearce, but mother and brother are |
Missing. and others, all residing North. Both |
boats are destroyed. The America, which lies |
= oihSI INC DNuhS hdu Ilnety-slX DaSSen /
lers only one of HON is known to be lost. The |
United States lies in eight feet of water; she had
evenly five Dassengers-more than half lost. Re. |
lofts conflict, but the loss is estimated at As pas
eDgers, including Is ladies, Z crew and Is deck
lands. |
The following are missing, but supposed 70 be
ate j. Crawford and lady, Mr.. Rugge wife and
laughter B. +. Morris, Mr.. Otter, B. Slishmeyer,
7 Maddox, p. Hartman, Rev. Mr.. Risley, Rev. Mr..
'arvin. Mr.. Harriet Warning, of New ALBANY:
ir. Bigley, John F. Barnes. J. NJ. Zsdower, NJ. j.
eek, Mrs. Gsrvin, Mr. johnson, Miss G. w.
iritfin, S. Reiselberg, Mrs. Mary L. johnson,
tate Bright, o. b. SsppinRton. l.. H. Vance, VIM.
iasmaer, Mrs. Briggs, Charles Rank, Mr. Pope,
jr. Hogan, Mrs. Hays, OF Nashville.
Lost of the crew: John flannel. steward
,icharo Msrshsl, second steward James Johns,
bird clerk; James Fennell, barkeeper /; Dave,
oloTed barber.
Mr.. Hayes. of Nashville, was badly burned.
he deck hands lush d for the yawI. sunk her,
nd were nearly all drowned.
Passengers lost The wife of Commodore
thompson and lady companion John Moore,
'wensville, Ohio Mrs. r. h. Johns and daughter
va, OF Waynesve, Ohio.
HAVANA, Dec. Sugar declining: Nos 10 to
2, to 81; stock on hand $4,000 boxes. Flour
uiet, II TO l23.
TORONTO, Dec. 6.-Proceedngs in the writ of
rror stay the execution OF Wbalen, which was
ad farn ar nhar