Des Arc citizen., 1866-03-17
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 NEW ORLEANS, March 12-John G Munroe, the National Democratic candidate for Mayor. was elected to-day over Moore, the National Union candidate, by majority of 316. Three of the four Recorders erected were also Nat ional Democrats.
 Cotton quiet; sales 1000 bales of middling at 43c; receipts to-day 2,1oo bales, gold 29c; sterling &C., New York checks par; others unchanged,
 NEW YORK, March 12-The steamer City of Boston, from Liverpool arrived yesterday. Cotton advanced 3d; sales for four days, 54, 900 bales, and closing dull.
 The rumored resignation of Earl Russell is unfounded.
 The military in Ireland is to be further augmented.
 The English Government seized two vessels at London. which were intended for the Chilian Government.
 Arrests were plentiful in Ireland.
 Consols s75@s74; 5-2os T ].
 LIVERPOOL. March 1.--The sales of cotton on "Wednesday and Thursday footed up 27, 900 bales, including II ,0o0 to spectators and exporters.
 The Manchester markets arc advancing Breadstufs quiet and nominally unchanged. Provisions firm; lard frmcr; Pork advanced 2s. Sd, on t.e week bacon advanced Id. bank rates unchanged; sugar steady; coffee quiet. The London Times bitterly dcnounces Wan crofts oration.
 Charles Phipps, private Secretary to the Queen, is dead The London Star says; The relations with and point to probability of war.
 Government received a telegram in twenty one hours from India, announcing the settle ment ofthe Bhootan affairs
 NEW YORK, March 12.-A Toronto cores pondent says one regiment has been ordered from Toronto to the Niagara frontier, another from London to the western frontier, and troops from Montreal to go to the eastern boi : der. Also, that the most absurd rumors were afloat, saying that Gen Sweeney was ap- proaching with three distinct columns via 1 Niagara Ogdensburg and Detroit
 A City of Mexico correspondent notices the arrival there, from Europe, of Arch Duke 1 Ellenne, Maximilian's brother
 NEw YORK, Mach l2--Extensive prepara l lions are being made by Irish citizens for the celebration of St. Patrick's day. O'Mahony has issued an order for the parade of the 99th regiment of National Guards The Knights of St. Patrick will have a grand banquet al Maison Deere The Irish societies of Brook lyn have arranged for the anniversary in that city.
 A Washington special says: The Slo0.oot seized and brought here by agents of the Freedmen s Bureau, from the Richmond banks has not. as yet been returned to the banks, as reported. The coin is still in the Treasury vonlt sand it's return to the banks an undecid ed question.
 NEW YORK, March 12.--The World says that companies and regiments of Fenians ar' ] forming with great rapidity It is though that Gen. Sweeny will collect 25,ooo mel hsre who have seen service Funds continu to flow into the treasury. Itis said that th Feniaus, in order to exhibit the peifly of tn British Government, will make some astonn ding development regarding direct assistanc 9iven by the agents of Earl Russell to the lat rebellion.
 Gen. Custar testified before the Keeons'rue ton Committee that the feeling 'ii0ns 'n people in Texas vas generally disloyal, ti.''"s he anticipated no outbreak
 NEW YORK. March l2-NooS-Gold 9Ze. cotton nominal-Ii@42c nothing doing.
 Revolution has broken out in h( and Prinee congs was forced to sis