Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-14
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THE NOON DISPATCHES
COTTON AND GOLD QUOTATIONS

W AohiNUiONi HcbIuaIy II. -1OOoE
Blaine's motion was defeated amid great
excitement, 60 to 80.
New YoRK, February l4.-Chitten-
den's safe has been safely recovered from
the ruins, and a half million of goods to
recommence business.
The Ways and Means Committee are
raising nearly all the items on the SEN
ate Tariff bill
Beecher delivered lecture in favor OF
universal suffrage, including women.
New ORLEANS, February IA The
French steamer Tobasco, from Vera
Cruz, has arrived.
Macmillan is in the City of Mexico
He says he will stay and fight the French
out
Foreigners are rapidly leaving Mexico.
There is great confusion in the vicinity
of Vera Cruz.
BosToN, February 1.-The steamer
Africa has sailed for Liverpool without
specie.
CINCINNATI, February l4.-The Miami
printing house is burned.
ST. LOUIS, February 1.-the River
Improvement Convention, after adopt
ing a series of resolutions, adjourned
sine die.
FLORENCE, February l3.-The Italian
Diet has been prorogued until the 18th
inst. Baron Ricasali, Chief Minister,
resigned at the request of the King.
LONDON, February l3.-Fenian arrests
continue. Many new Irish arrivals yes
terday, including two ex-officers.
LIVERPOOL, February l3.-Cotten dull;
probable days sale, 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, February l3.-The steam
ship North American arrived to-day.
LONDON, February l4.-The Liberal
organs, generally, denounce the plan of
reform as announced by D'Israeli.
An American ship left a Spanish port
for Gambia for the purpose of removing
the suffering Christian families from the
Island.
BERLIN, February l4-The election,
yesterday, of members to the North Ger
man Parliament passed off quietly, and
the city was carried by the Liberals.
FLORENCE, February l4-The Italian
Parliament was dissolved yesterday. An
election for members of Parliament will
take place on the 10th of March next
LONDON, February l4.-Consols closed
at 81 for money.
FRASXFoRT, February l4.-U. S. bonds
763.
LIVERPOOL, February l4-Cotton de-
clined; middling uplands, l4sd sales to-
day, 1000 pales; breadstutfs, quiet.
CHESTER, February 1.-THE Fenian
demonstrations have amounted to moth.
ing. The city is full of troops The Fe.
mans have gone. No arrests have been
made. There was no fighting or dis
turbance. The Fenians could have
taken the city on Monday, but they
waited for cooperative movements from
other quarters which failed. Affairs are
much like tho Canada raid.
LONDON, February l3.--More trouble
is expected at Liverpool. Sympathizers
with the Fenian movement say the docks
are to be blown up.
DUBLIN, February l3.-Seventy sup
posed Fenians we're arrested yesterday,
on the arrival of the mail boat from
Holly Head.
New York, February l4.-A Press
Club has been organized by the election
of Horace Greeley, President; James
Gordon Bennett, LIST Vice President; W.
II. Hurlbut, % Vice President
Twenty-four thousand dollars have
been raised for the Southern relief fund.
Bancroft has declined the COllectOrship
Of Boston.
General Sheridan left for New Orleans
yesterday via Cincinnati, stopping a,
home.
The Herald says it is believed that
Elliott's Louisiana Government bill will
pass.
A Richmond dispatch says q very
streug feeling Of Radical Republicanism
is being developed in Southwest Vir-
ginia.
lis stated that the Senate Finance
Committee have agreed to pay the re
wards offered for the capture Of Jeeer'
son Davis
The Sioux Indians have offered 70
guarantee safety 70 travel over The
J plains for reasonabss compensation.