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COMMERCIAL.

r-..4. THURSDAY EVENING. June %, lses
CoTToN-The encouraging tone of the
Liverpool and New York kilograms received
to-day caused much better feeling to pre-
vail in this market. The inquiry was fair,
but as most factors refused to sell unless at
figures materially above the limits Of buy
ers, the business was confined to the opera
lions Of three brokers' whose orders re-
quired immediate execution, making an
aggregate of 1851 bales. The market is still
too Unsettled to give any reliable quotations,
and we consequently submit the following
ordinary 26@-c; low middling 279-c; and
middling -@2sAc.
-- COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept l, lesI-bales...... l5.25e
A Arriysd TSaay az, 81
Made rom waste and damaged cot .''l'o1
ton s2Ss-6Os,l3
81, $50
CLEARED to-day, ;,......'.,,,....,..,... 49,
Cleared previously ,65a, 7e6e65, 2ls
stock on hand and on shipboGrd.... SIN
The clearances were exclusively for Bos-
ton.
FLoUR-we heard of sales of only SIS
bbls, of which so and 100 superine at ST.
200 treble extra at 50 l24 % bbl, and the re.
mainder on private terms. Another auction
sale this morning has again interrupted the
business of the regular trade. We quote
superane at 81 s730s y Dbl; single extra
So Is; double extra IS 504s rs; treble extra
50 1909 so; choice extra $l20l5 so.
CoBN--We notice sales of only 800 bags,
of which 500 mixed at csc, and 300 white at
81 % bushel.
o1Ts-2OO and GOO sacks sold to-day at
75c 10 bushel.
H1y-aIs jobbing at S2l@22 y ton for
prime Western; 200, 200, aud IS bales choice
Ohio sold at S22. The stock is light and
prices firm. f..
BRAN 100 sacks sold at ST 80 v 100 lbs;
$50 at 81 IS; and 600 on private terms.
PoRK--Mess is retailing at S29@3O, and
rump at S27 y Dbl. rs. 81. .
LARD-Job6ing and retail lots le3c % b
for prime in tierces, and 20lc in kegs. A
lot Of 20 tieroes prime (not previously re-
ported) sold at l94c.
INDIA BAdGISG-A lot of 90 bales sold to.
day at 2lic % yard. In rolls it is quoted at
22Ac.
BALE RoPE-Is firm OF &c y b.
HIDEs-We quote green sailed city
slaughter steers, IS ms and upward, 9409Ac
80 n; do COWS, S. b and under, 92C0l0c; do
kips, Is lbs and under, l25@l8e; dry salted
l6@l8o; country dry flint l7@l9c; Texas
q ID,
sALr-Liverpool fine and coarse from
warehouse is quoted at So 5O@2 SIS ID sack
do from store 50 G0Q2 IS; Turks island
81 S0@l 90 % bag. 1000 sacks Liverpool
coarse sold from warehouse at So so % sack.
MALI AND HoPs-Malt is quoted at 50 80
@3 v bushel for Western, and 50 90(03 10
for Canada. Hops very duh at Is case % u.
Com MEAL-Is selling from store at S. y
Dbl for kiln dried and is retailing at S. %.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26
EPUBLIc REsoLuTIox--No. 20. ]
JoINT REsotUTioN g saPPly sooks aqd pq

JOINT RESOLUTION to supply books and public
documents to the National Asylum for Disabled
Volunteer SO dIers.
Be it resolved BIS the Senate and House of Repre-
s9ntatives of the United States of America IN Con
gress assembled, That the Secretary of the Senate
and the Clerk Of the House OF Representatives
to be sent to the National Asylum for Disabled Vol
uuteer Soldiers at Dayton. Ohio, and to the
branches az Augusta, Maine, and Milwaukee, Wis
consin. and the Sol ers' Home, al KniRhtstown
Springs, near Knig htstown. Indiana each one copy,
each, OF the following documents, namely: The
journals of each house of Congress at each and every
session all laws Of Congress; the annual messages
OF the President, with accompanying documents;
and all other documents or books which may be
printed and bound by order Of either souse Of Con
gress, Including the Congressional Globe; begin
ming with the thirty seventh Congress.
Approved June g 1863.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26
TPrBi.1c-No. 4O.1

AN ACT to extend the time for completing the
military road author zed BY an act entitled AN
act granting lands to he States Of Michigan and
Wisconsin 60 aid in the construction Of M litary
road from fort Wilkins, Copper Harbor, kewe-
nav county, in tue state of Michigan, 10 Fort
Howard, Green Bay, in the state of WISCONSIN,
Be 1t enacted ny the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiVes of the United States OF America in Con
gress assembled, That the time for completing the
military road and for the sales of lands authorized
by an act entitled IAN act granting lands 70 the
States Of Michigan and Wisconsin to aid IN che con
struction Of a military road from Fort wilkins Cop
per Harbor Kewenaw county, in the State of Sichi.
gan, TO Fort Howard, Green Bay, in the State Of
Wisconsin, +" approved March third, eigh cen hund-
red and sixty three be and the same is hereby ex-
tended to March first, eighteen hundred and sew
Approved June 3, 1859. rIa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26

tiyes q the United State. Of America in Congress
assembled, Ihat the Secretary OF the Navy be, and
he hereby u authorised and directed to Haieob three
competent oihcers of the navy to constitute com
mission, whose duty il shall be TO examine and
port upor the practieabity Of securing suitabe
sites Tor powder magazines than those now used n
the vicinity Of New York Boston, aud Portsmouth,
new Hampshire also to report the cost of procuring
the SAID sites and the probable expense Of erecting
Approved May l9, 1858.
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IPrBLIc-No. aG.l


AN ACT declaring Saint George Boothbay, Bucks.
Tort k1nalhaven, and North Haven, in the
stare OF Maine and San Antonio, in the State
of Texas, ports Of delivery.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
gress assembled. That Saint George and Boothbay.
in the state Of Maine in the collection districts Of
halcoboIo and Wiscasset, respectively and San
Antonio Texas in the collection district Of Salura
and Bucksport ard Ninalhaven and North Haven,
IN the state OF Maine in the districts OF Castins and
declared ports OF delivery; Provided, That uothing
IN TINS act contained shall occasion additional exl
Approved June g. ls6a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26
fPrBLIo-No. s5,1

AN ACT making appropriations to supply def
cienoes in the appropriations for the execution
Of the reconstruotion laws in the third military
district for the fiscal year ending June Thrift.
eth, eighteen hundred and sixty-eieht
Be II enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatIves OF the United States of America in Con.
gress assembled, That the folle ing sum or so
much thereof as may be necessary be and the same
Is hereby appropriated out Of any money n the
OF carrying out the reconstruction laws in the third
military district for the fiscal year ending June
provide for the expenses OF carrying into effect the
" Act TO provide for the more efficient government Of
the rebel States for the third military district the
sum OF eighty.seyen thousand seven hundred and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF HARRISON WATTS, ~
Individually, and as Member of the Firm Of W. O
Watts a Go.


lrsf UNIFIED STATES MARsHALis 0FxIcE,3
.olI tls DistricJ Of louisiana.
New Orleans, Hay 8, l9oa
THIS Is-TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TIL
Il fifth day of May, A ID. i66e.la WARRANT IN
BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estate Of
HARRISON WATTS diylduallEi end - 2
MEMBER OF tne hrm aof ". y. watts a
Co., OF New Orleans, IN the parish. Of Or
leans and etats o. L0uisiana5 Who was
adiudQad . hanirnpe On his soNn petitions;
that the payment OF any debts end delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupt, 10 him or
Tor bis use, and the transfer Of any Property fg
him are forbidden bf law What nseating q tho
creditors Of the said bankrupt 20 prove their debts
and 70 choose one more a1signees Of his estate,
viii "a hald al Court OF Bankruptcy TO be holden at
the Cust0ri house in the city Of New Orleans,
Louiaiann, before o. 81 Kellogg, Register, on the
Third daT n Jr1f A D. 1855, at so clock A d, -
" = I'D. aEhRON, y, 3. Mstshal
No. Tsl-mge iysA District q Lopiliena.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26
PUBLIC REsoLUr1ox-No. Isl

JOINT RESOLUTION in relation to the break
water at Portland, Maine.
BE Il resolved by the senate aud House of Repre-
sentatfves Of the United States Of America in Con
gress assembled. That 50 much of the unexpended
balance Of the appropriation for the breakwater IN
Portland harbor, Maine. As the chief engineer shall
deem proper may be extended under his direction
ia excavatlng the middle ground near said break
water and in otherwise protecting the channel from
injury by filing and improving the same.
approved June ), 1868. 5000 II r 81 wa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26

OFF1os UNrTRn STATES MsRsEAr.
~ q "a ~ aDlstniGto f LaMlsiana, y
n n fs sd SEA hnnross La May Z, i8o8
fWHIs rs 10 GIVE MOTION THAT on TaE
wikR1N4r IL BANKR1tTe Tas Issued
asalpst the eatste % JOAN q. B, WHITE
ana, who has bssl ID judged baulrupt % he own
petifloni thnt ne Of any eobs szd delivery
Tor bis use, enc he 81 a1y properly b. KIM
ar1 forbidden b iaW; that meeting * 1
choolo uno q more assano5S u Ms estate VIII be held
Al Court Of Bankruptcy, 20 be holden At the once Of
WI. q BahaFs n fha town 81 Wonros. parish Of
CtAetita, bq4prq VI. y, "a, Baker, Register, on the
lhiT!ietA daE 81 Aaqas AZ. q Lass q 20 o'clock
Per- d, ~. G4Ang, pbpptyi a. MdssanGeE. = =
No. If2-rtsit ie51.sz y vi li'lsf EsE e sEfaI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26
RAILROADS,
ALLENTOwN HAILRoAB !,

NEW, ALL RAIL, FAST FREIGHT :,
IN direct between Boston, New York, IA y y
without change of Cars. s'aaI
New York goods for Pittsburg must be dsi,..
Pier No. IA. North River, to the Agent n ihsats
agents OF the New Jersey Central Railroad. N Z
pier. s.5f -, Ns "a
Bills Of LAding issued ct the ONCE Of the In,
2Sl Broadway. - LA
Boston Once No. n Washington street
JOHN P. HAMtLT0N' Gss.,
aus Office foot of Liberty straAt p5,ssAa
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innI1aaFoI.IS E4TLaS1n

THE ONLY ALLrHAIL ROUTE TO THE !.
II North. and Wezt---P as6nnN0ra taking thu
mrfias n Keate9n taiii8a lleoeu no1f1 u advl
pasaonRqrs leaging sauna daT on N, y. Msiihoall
: ltails leaga and arrive At y 48r1puVille Dew
modiahslY appaaiss Ioniag,ll 10 ~ fellews.
DEPART. ANnfVE
go s1sa szadagl 90 s. az0t q
as :. III. (, sztuloa5 Us & u,
es baRkass ehseksd hifoush Is 81 ID
- nlsaant Elospina Oar % AZ nipht srAil
~ FOR candsns9d through time tables
nsctlcnl go small Bills. cad aall ~ e1Epsny !
o1rnsr Third AAa A4Alp hittets, Lon e, ks1
- tiNIfAoM H11Frs
General 4npazlntsnf
JAnlME FRmHER
oauaral 1tehaf AfrNA
Js4ffsdrgsl4. 1nd. JUL. ~
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CArTLE MARKET.
Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

oFFIoE OF THE DAILY RRPUBLIoAE,
-FEiday, June g. ls6a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.

President o. the Senate pro tempore.
Endorsed by the President; Received bay l6
1865"
MOTE BIZ THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE.-The fore.
going act having been presented to the Presi.
dent of the United States for his approval and not
having been returned by him to the house of Con
gress IN which It originated within the time pre-
eoribed by the Consultation Of the United States has
become law without his approval
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26

Steamship KensiHgton, Hedge, for Boston
Creevy, Nickefsen Acc
Ship Mongolia, Melcher, for Tobaseo, Mexi
lsl co, In haliAst-=M eeker, Knox &eo
Schooner 7 ] Frazier, Wells, for Havana
Goldenbow 3 Kelley 49, y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26
fPuBLIo-No. 82l

AN ACT making appropriations for the expenses
OF the trial OF the impRaohmentOf Andrew John
y son and other eentingant expenses Of the Senate
- for The scar ending June thirty, eighteen humid
red iNfy-eiaht, and tor 0tner purposes.
Be L enacted b. The SENATE and House OF Repre-
seatstives Of the United States Of America in Con
arOss assembled, That the following sums be and
the came are hereby appropriated out Of any money
in the treasury not etherWea appropriated for the
payment Of the expenses OF tho trial Of the I'M
lDoaohmant= Of Andrew Johnson, aud her eontin-
gent eEpeneea q the aeuata Of the uRited htatqa
TOT tho scar ending June thlrty, eighteen hundred
Fof eTpensss 81 the trial Of impeachment 81
andrew Joanson, Psaaidenp Of the United States,
For miscsilAnsous items forty Thousand dollars
For ddEciency n tho appropriation 4or the pas
meat 81 tie ca1to poioo lad Tor additional police
men md ieeldeatAl e1Donsos tho1eol esssnleon
For asacieSa5 in Che appropriation for ths pay.
ment q additional messengers, fifteen thousand
Apr May %. lsss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Lavsca, Livingston, IRON Key
West, TO 2 w Perkins-lst district Is
British bark Princeton, Ackerly. from Dem
eraea, 10 Dymand & Lally-Point
Schooner Texana, Taylor, two days from
Pensacola, In ballast, 10 master-EeW
- Basin sW FMe~ % wv ~ NHe1
Schooner John Mettler, Barlow, from Rna.
tan, to K Morgan-2d district
sloop St Joseph -r--7, ffom Lsfourchel
Lugger WiiliAm Weaver, Duleich, from La.
fourche, to master-1d district IL
Lugger Trident, $780,, from Lafourche,
TO master-2d district Is
LuaRer Eapinosa, Giordan, from Pointa,ala,
Hache, 70 mastefl-2d district rs .lsaf
Lugger Hard Times, Cavaiaci, from slEersoh
parish, to master-2d distriet 16 y
LuRger La Belle Ylrgiuie, MasgBfne, from
bayou Li0urs, 20 mhster-2d district Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26

lombard, from The Paase9-
ToWed down And to eco. 18th Instant
~ ship. Polar star bark BanehO Panza,
and schoonefs Helena and tsabeliia~-
Brought " hark Princeton and schoon,
ef John Il ftlerss n stfla
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26

An Ac Is nrsrtt tias riuht X Wny 70 the Whitehali
and P1atsahgreh kAl|roaf O1np4ngs
Z Ha Il sn4ztsd ~ ne At4nte ana HOSES Of
Aniafita il HonEreel aalo1.ble a 1hat the
Whitehall and PiattsburRh Railroad Oompaur BE-
Ard = Hlr4bF adthdfi1ad 70 locate, construct and
oporats its railroad across thu llnd eionsa e ne
NnitaA k1ntse q R|aft1 y = ~ ~ I117 Is Acl
ing from sb1z4h t. EeLui u point one hun1
I'D lodt ndIIA f1ssl The aer1 inf q tbs in6loaHfo
thence IA 4 northeasterIr direction about sixteen
humSpaa ale hsak ~ Lnha Onarnplain, thence
n0gthpaNdV alapf sac bank or SAID axe @ 1he
narth line 81 gha iand bgouging to tbs United
Hlai1n onch lina 81 said road bang daslEuated Ga a
lNtU al th4 same laado ~ a. n CalR lol,
fi4 Noa on ~ - EAe once Of thl 8ortelsrg q " ari
fl6VIIld. fiat th1 urhf 81 Fnq helela Eranted
shall ~ lutsaet - s1c1 .1ilcn4 - tsq scsataII
81 nI1k ut1elaa4g ~ uIqtec. ne interest
n mo la|led E5s11s. hnd provided further. Ih1t
~ mare thas eef rqd4 ~ 4id.l 81 the royefnnlent
Ia4l 1ad ps arlsd wider the pfoFizoas q this
Areyid aasgm isa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26

Louiaiana, Ldsk, from Lonisville
Gen J A ouitmAa, LeathcrG from Vieksbnrf
Sc NichOlas DoWfy, IRON Bayou Sara
louise, Hopkins h0m fobile-P hk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26

AlhRny Ticket Oboe foot Of Maiden ians-
MANN. Ticket Agent.
TT7 II. W. OHfTTENDl
rls.stl lrl Genaral 6up1rinteudant. An
Wy. L DOYLE, osnsIsi pAss AEsat. AieAs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-26

400 P. ID. from Athens, Stopping At Bcheneotl
500 p NJ from Albany, Palatins Bridge So
Plain 9 :35 St, townsville $50, Little Fails =
kimer 9:as, Utica lc:25, Rome HOS Oneid
Rochester 3;4o, Batavia 6 90, Buflhlo e:20 A
principal stations to Suspension Bridge As
and NIAGARA falls $50 4. a. oonns0fing u
press Trains on Lake Shore aud Great v
Railroads for al poiats west. ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-10

VERMONT is not 80 desperately bad q
case after all. The Democrats increased
their vote nearly four thousand since last
year, and elected thirty-seven members to
the Legislature, larger number than they
have had for years. It is true large in
crease in the vote has also been claimed for
the Republicans; but as the figures are re-
ceived, the fact is revealed that the increase
of the Democratic vote is greater in pro-
portion to that of the Republican as COM
pared with last year, and comparison
with four years ago shows that the gains
are on the Democratic side,. and that the
Republicans have actually lost. The full
returns show that they have no thirty thou
sand majority, but that it will fall to about
twenty. FIVE thousand, and perhaps little
under that figure.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-10
Collapse Of Radicalism ut the South

Collapse OF Rndicalism ut the South.
We have already noticed the complete
breakup of the Radical party organization
in Georgia Alabama tells the same tale.
As indications Of the turning tide, we may
mention the collapse of the State Sentinel,
the GRANT organ at the capital Of Alabama;
the conversion of Hon. W. B. JONES, q
GRANT elector, to the Democratic side; as
also the conversion of Hon. THOMAS Mas
TEnsoN, representative from Lawrence, j.
Z. CHIsoLM, Of Lauderdale, elector for the
State at large, DR.. F. W. SYKES, President
of the first Radical convention in Alabama,
JAMES s. CLARKE, circuit judge elected in
February, and General W. AUSTIN, MOSES
NAPLES and JAMES WILLIAMS, representa-
tives, besides large number of county Off
GERS elected in February. DR.. JOHN H.
HENRY, the first white Radical and Loyal
Lacquer in Selma, and who did more to
build up the party in Dallas county than
any other man, says, substantially, that the
Radical party has gone to destruction and
infamy, and that it is an organization that
no decent man can now belong to- He de-
clares for SEYMOUR and BLAIR. The editor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-10

IT Is ouR custom never to refuse to those
who may have been sssailed in this paper
an opportunity to be heard through our
columns, provided they choose TO observe
the ordinary proprieties of newspaper. dis
cussion; and accordingly. we print else
where in this issue communication from
Mr.. GILBERT PIIIsBURY in vindicstion of
his recent course as political partisan. We
trust that the future conduct Of those
among whom Mr.. PILLsBURY happens to be
an acknowledged and influential leader
may be in accord with the undeniable mod
Grafton of his professions. 70
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are nearly four hundred millions, besides the
interest on the national debt, and without
counting what is ntolen in transitu."
"A steam railroad is' now building from the
base to the summit Of Mount Washington. The
length Of the track is little over two miles
and three-quarters; the ascent is from one
thousand three hundred feet to one thousand
seven hundred feet in mile, or, IN some
places, one foot in three. The track consists
of three rails, the one in the middle oelng OF
wrought iron, with cogs or pins correspond
ing to cogs in the driving wheel. This rail
cost three dollars foot in Boston. The train
consists of the locomotive, with tender and
one passenger car. The locomotive is built
with it's boiler suspended, 80 that it is
always level; it weighs four tons and
pushes the train up before it. The driving
wheel is eighteen inches in diameter. There
is a similar cog-wheel on the tender, and an
other on the passenger car, each strong enough
to hold the entire train. Friction rollers, run
ming under the edges of the middle rail, bold
the train down upon the track. There is one
steam brake and one hand brake, either OF
which can stop the train in q moment; and, IN
ascending, strong wrought iron cog works
into the cogs of the driving-wheel, to prevent
backsliding. In descending the steam is shut
of, and the engine eased down by using COM
pressed air. The ascent occupies one hour and
twenty minutes; the descent about half all hour.
Fifty passengers can be taken at each trip.
The road is only partly done, but it is in use.
The traffic will of course be confined to lovers
of the picturesuue. o-. 5-, -
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-10

Ts JUDGE by the discussion which took
place in the so-called Senate in Columbia
yesterday, the mongrel lawgivers are some
what dissatisfied with their choice Of q
Chief Justice. Hon. F. J. MOSES, SR., in
suited the colored majority by his anti
social-equality card; and though he tried to
smooth the matter over by visit to Column
bia, he did not succeed as well as he could
have wished. The introduction of new
bill to organize Supreme Court, after a
bill for the same purpose had been already
passed, and the Judges had been elected
under it, was, to say the least, queer. The
excuse given was that the original bill was
lost. The matter looks suspicious.