New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-07
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en- public occasion, such action was the
only safeguard against interruptions foreign
confederation. Such q suspension Of tRe
privileges was the right incompatible with
genIie exercise With law, and he was Of the
oplhion that the grievances of Ireland
shoado shot oe treated with a tender regard for
Disraeli resumed his seat amid annIanao
.Burk, Casey, and Shaw were brought
ssaIely 70 hewgste. No rescue was at.
MiseeIIaneous Telesrams.
ANNAPOLIS, March 6.-The third balIot In.
day resulted in the election of GEORGE r
Vlckers, of Kent county, vice Thomas, re-
JACKSON, March e.-The convention was
occupied to-day with the trial of Merry.
man. Judge Patter and Wiley p Harris
are employed for the defense. Trial still
IN progress. By rule counsel are limited
10 thirty minutes in argument.
Merryman's trial was concluded tonight,
resulting in his being expelled from the
convention by 38 to 13.
From Southwest Pass.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 6, 6P. M.-BIow.
ing very heavy from east southeast. No ar
rivals or departures.
Financial Matters in New Yaal
NEW YORE, March 6.-Goverrn .t
closed s .s5 weak. 5-20's of '62 ll0A; Of ~ 70
OF 20 1883; f'67 l06E. 10-40's 10l
1Qos; Money quiet and easy. Cal ~
Stocks closed stronger for Wes. ARD AR
weaker for Others. Sub-treasurg y Ea
$I0l, ,25O,0O0.
Domestic Markets
NEW YORK, March 6.--Cotton on ,scS I'LL
and shade lower, but closed ratf II better
under more favorable Liverpool aavioes.
Sales today 1000 bales. Middr TO
25c;, closing at 25e. Flour ls8Ie tier,
and more doing; Southern S. 30, rs.
Wheat lO2c. better. Corn easier-white
Southern 81 POOL rs; yellow 81 30 Mess
pork heavy and lower; new $24 60: old
S23 30. Lard lower, 14l0l53c. Turpentine
722@73c. Rosin So 25C97. Freights quiet.
Cotton by steam jc. Gold l4li. Sterling
CINCINNATI, March 6.-Flour firm; family
$ll@ll Is. Wheat firm at 81 45@2 90. Corn
S49S5c. Provisions nominally unchanged.
Butter 46@5oc. Coffee 2O3@263. Hay Sl3
sT. LOUIS, March 6.-Tobacco buoyans
leaf 121@l6c. Flour, lower grades active;
superfne S7@s rs. Wheat So 55@270.
Corn sS@85c. Mess pork $25 50 Bacon
firm; shoulders ll4e.; clear rib sides I33@
he; clear sides l4a@l42c. Lard l5@15ac.
Weather cloudy and warm.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March 6, Evening.-Securities
steady.
FRlNKFoRT, March 6.-Bonds rs.
LIVERPOOL, March 6, EVening.-Cotton
closed irregular at about-uplands 9Id.; to
arrive 9i@9ldi; Orleans 10Id.; sales to-day
| 10000 bales. Manchester markets firm.
| Breadstufs frmer. Corn Ais. Cd. Lard 59ss
Cd. Naval stores heavy.
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.--
| WASHINGTON, March ct is stated that
II 4
Hancock would not be relieved.
FOE DU Lac, Wis, March 6.--The high
school burned last night. Loss $500, 900.
KNOXVILLE, March 6.-In a whisky rev.
enue row in Claiborne county three men
were killed. .., .....
A company Of cavalry is en- route to aid
| the revenue officers. a.-i---
| LONDON, March 6.-Disraeli was received
with cheers from both sides of the house.
| He said the queen had intrusted him with
the formation of the cabinet, and he could
not decline the gracious offer.
The policy of Lord Derby would be fol-
lowed in domestic, and that of Lord Stanley
in foreign affairs,
LONDON, March c, Noon. Consols $50
931; bonds zig.
PARIS, March 6.-Bullion in the Bank of
France has increased 1000, 600 francs.
MONTGOMERY, March 6.-Two of the men
arrested in this city about ten days AGO for
burglary, and attempting to blow up q safe
in clearinghouse, have been tried and con-
victed. 1t was shown on the trial that they
were thieves from New York, and that q
gang of them were operating in the South
ern states. I-
The two convicted claim the names of
Mason and Franklin, but one of them is
known in New York as Black Dan, a noted
thief and housebreaker.
They will be sentenced to the penitentiafJ
to-day.
In response to an application to General
Meade for the appointment of an alderman
! for one ofthe wards of this city, he informs
! the mayor that unless there is urgent
necessity for it he does not desire to make
the appointment, as the people win soon be
called on to elect one of their own choice.