The evening Argus., 1866-04-14
BIZ TELEGRAPH
Exported for the Daily Argu..

NEW ORLEANS, April I3.-co,ton depressed.
Sales !, 200 bales.
| Low middling 35a36.
Weeks sales Is, GOO.
| Weeks receipts l3 900, against II, 600 In the
same time, last week.
| Stock l6 500.
Coffee, favor TO choice at 20la2I
Gold, weeks sales 500.
| Sasz-a-u- As--+.-- -.ssl
| Flour, superfue ,30a1,So.
Corn, mixed and yellow at s5<ss.
| Oats, So
| Pork, 90.
| Bacon aides l53.
| Shoulders l3ai6.
| Sterling 333-
| Gold l.26.
| Gen. Sheridan orders that all persons embarking
| for Vera Cruz, TampIcO or Mstamoras must have
| passports from the provost marshal. The order
| causes much comment. The morning papers say
| IL is against coniedeTated colonies.
The ship Porter was burned at ApIachacola.-
| She had 400 bales of cotton. Half of it wa.
| saved in damaged condition. contract was
| awarded to remove II at 10 per cent. of value
Insured at Liverpool.
The New York Herald's Toronto correspondent
| says:
II il now though that Murphy and hi, ,t,s
will be tried under the alien bill which was pas
sed after the rebel ST. Adams raid THIS bill gives
power to incarcerate man on suspe nsion OF plot
ting sgainst friendly state and of retaining him
against the demands OF the habeas corpus
The press excluded from the trial on Wed
nesday which is creating indignation among even
the loyal Canadians.
New YoRx, April l4.-Latest ad vices from Mex
leo City confirms the report that Maury's emmI-
grafton scheme has poved a complete swIndlng
operation. Emigrants arriving at Cordova find
the promises of land and assistance are all merely
lures to gull them and they are returning to the
United States. e.
The Liberals have concentrated part of their
forces at Omealia.
The occupation of Tiacatahpam secures the
Vera Cruz and the district of Randa.
One of the Liberal chiefs in Moorhia 10 enforc-
Ing large loans and Mejoa was pursuing the same
course in Matamoras.
The Liberals are still watching the latter city
keeping Mejoa closely within his entren nc h ms nts
The general In chief of the Tamcs apas forces
Juan DeLagorsa hssissued proclamation encour-
aging Maximillian;s soldiers to desert.
BELoIr, Me-, April iI-One of the FenIsn
renezouys in Maine Is said to be Mount Desert and
British vessel is said to be cruising near French
Mans Bay on the look out.
New YORK, April l4.-The steamers City of
Pans, Fulton, Atlantic, Scots nd and BsrorIa sail
ed to-day for Europe, taking $4,000 in specie.
S-NrRANcIsco. April 13.-The New Amber
quick silver Co., has on hand 81, 900 fakes of
quick silver, enough TO supply the world for 30
days.
The sreamer Sacramento from Panama arrived
here this morning, with New York dates of the
2Ist.
Among her passengers are EI-Gov. Stanley from
Southampton and Mr.. Thos. w. Knox, the distin-
guishrd ourdaist and author, and late of the as
sociated press, who will accompany Col. Baetley,
the engineer in chief of the Russian telegraph ex-
pedition.
NEw YoRK, April l4.-The New York Her.ld,s
EastPort, Me-, special says:
The British man-of-war, Pylobes, went to sea
very suddenly yesterday afternoon IL 10 said that
O rreU had Id nd
lrons-hence the departure of the vessel.
The men OF other vessels have been tampered |
with and similar difficulties are expected.
Yesterday party of English soldiers crossed |
from st. Stephens to Calais, where they got into
dispute with some fenians. when q fight ensued /
which resulted in their being driven back over the
bridge which runs over the river between the two
towns No lives lost. The citizens joined in with
she fenians In the fight.
The steamer from Boston this morning brought /
about ECO more feniaBs. They were red in
Town. A large number sf fenians have lust arriv-
I'D In the stsamer from New York.