New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31
FROM CHARLESTON
Indictment AGAINST Blockade Runners
NIISCELLANEOUS NEWS
NORTHERN AND WESTERN MARKETS
From WakhIngton,

WAsHINGToN, May 3O.-The president has
appointed +. II. AngOmora member of the
West Point board OF visitors.
General Thomas p. Eckert. formerly as
sistant secretary of war, and now promi.
nently connected with the Western Uniou
telegraph company, headquarters in New
York, is now in this city.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
SGl7, 900.
The controller of the treasury advertises
in the city papers that bank notes of the
First National bank of New Orleans Will be
paid in lawful money upon presentation at
The treasury of the United States.
WASHINGTON, May 3e.-The Republican
convention of Vermont has nominated John
B. Page for governor, and unanimously in
dorsed the reconstruction measures of the
last Congress.
From st Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May 30.-A Fort Kearney dis
patch says the Indian war has fairly begun.
Ranches are burned, stock stolen, and set
tiers murdered daily. Troops are going
westward rapidly.
From Louisville-Inaugura of Marble
statue of Henry Clay.
LOUISVILLE, Ma 3O.-The inauguration Of
Hart's marble statue of Henry Clay in the
courthouse was one of the most brilliant
demonstrations ever made in this city. The
procession of different orders and associa-
tions was very imposing and of great length.
Judge W. +. Bullock delivered the Grafton,
and was listened to by an immense con-
course of both sexes and all colors. The
ode written for the occasion by George d.
Prentice is pronounced his ablest effort.
Business wGs almost wholly suspended.
From Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, May 3O.-A Gallopolis mer-
chant with Cincinnati business connections
has failed; liabilities over half n million OF
dollars.
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, May 30-General Brown, of
the freedmens bureau, has issued a circular
directing the officers, in view of the hos
tility which may exist to freedmen voting,
to see that the freedman Is instructed in his
rights. and that he is registered and votes.
Judge Kelley spoke in Danville to-day.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 30.-A freight
train on the Orange and Alexandria rail.
road ran off the track to-day killing the
engineer and fireman.
From Charleston.
CHARLESTON, May 20.-In the United
States district court to-day a bill of com
| plant was filed by District Attorney Corbir
| against Charles X. Preolian, Theodore D
Wagner, James d. Welsman, W. i. Tren
holm, George A. Trenholm, and John B
Laffete, members of the firm of John Fraser
| & Co., charging them with violating the
laws of the United States in blockade run
ming operations, and claiming that in othei
| respects they are accountable TO the govern
ment. Judge Bryan, upon hearing the bill
granted an Injunction restraining the afore
| mentioned parties from dsposing of any
real estate now held by them.
General Sickles leaves Charleston fo1
Raleigh TO morrow to meet President John
| son.
FRANEFoRT, May 30. United States bond
IA.
Pans, May 3o.-Frsncis Joseph Of Austri
is expected to arrive by the first of July.
/ LONDON, May 30.-Fresh Schleswig Ho
stein complications are rumored.
The fate of Maximilian creates paint
anxiety throughout Europe.
MADsID, May 39.-The government is cor
siderng the abolishnent of the colonii
slavery system.
ST. PETERsBURG, May 20.--The Empero
Alexander left here to-day for Paris.
BERLIN, May 3s.-Count Bismarck, 1t
reported, will accompany King William
Paris.
FsreIgn Markets
Il LONDON, May 80, l0A. M.-Consols stead
American securities unchanged. 1t
thought bank rates will be reduced OF
quarter.