New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-01
NUMBER 242.

General Favely, commander Of the
French expeditionary corps, is about re-
turning with one division Of troops, The
balance will remain in Rome under Cen
eral Dumout.
FLORENCE. January 31.-The Italian aeet
leaEes Naples Immediately for Rio Parana,
Paraguay, The government r6faAaS II
explain the object Of the expedition.
BERLIN, january 9l.-Carl sch.Fz di,as.l
with Bismarck and number Of thn feae
council yesterday.
LONDON, January 3l.-- Dispatches faM
Florence allege that the Italian goVt-a-
ment are about to send naval exped %
to Rio lie la Plata, South America.
ing is known as TO the cause OF ebje' H
this movement. Menebrea declines TO n
any information upon the subject IL
also reported that the Italian feet in
bay of Naples is preparing to sail for s. ~
America
NAPLES, January 3i.-The Italian
now 10 this harbor. which has been a sf
ready for sea, has orders 10 sail icri g 4
ior the Rio Psraaa, Paraguay. ~
River Intelligence
VIcKsBURG, January SIP ssed fAgns
last night Kilgour at IL r. b! y Ess
Allen at 2, StIader at 2, Lev st(
the Dexter at 8 z. NJ. 3 Passe2t
night: Richmond at midnight, GFey Il
at P. M. River falling.
LOUISVILLE, January 9l.--Riyer 81 selhng;
seven feet in the canal. Weather clear.
ThermoAeter 81
Arrived, steamers Nick Longworth aud
Belle Lee, from New Orleans.
miscellaneous Z eleErnnls.
NEw YoRK, January SI.-The Naples
dispatch reporting the falling in of one side
Of Vesuvius is bogus.
SAVANNAH, January 3l.--The sloop Lone
Star, for Hilton Head, which left here on
Tuesday with ten passengers and three
deckbands, was blown ont 70 sea, but was
overhauled 5y the bark Eureka, from Ant
werp. Oaiy three persons were saved from
the sloop, and they are in such On eI-
hausted condition that they eau not tell
what became of the olhers-all negroes.
Financial Matters in New York.
NEW YoRK, January 31.--MOaey very
easy; call loans T. Sterling 9s@l0. Gold
firmer at 1401.
Domestic 1EarlI cts.
NRw York, January 31.-CottOn more
active and frmer; sales to-day 1000 bales;
| middlngs 1910. Flour and wheat quiet
and firm. Corn less active; Southern
white 81 24(@l 2S. Pork firm; new S22 so;
1 Olu RzA Abs AdA0 AoaGE 1u5NA 0HtAFUF
other groceries quiet Turpentine 5S40G
6Oc. Resin S3CG7 25. Freights firm.
CINcINNAT1, January 3I.-Flour iirmer
| and higher; family Sll 250all So Wheat
| firm aud quiet at So 25. Corn Grmer; ear
| 82(GS3c. Oats 6SG1G9c. Provisions eI-
cited: mess pork S2l 70; bacon held
shoulders at l0c.. rib sides at ll9e;, clear
rib at l2c.. and clear sides at l28c. Butter
dull at 33(@37c. Sugar 13G@l6c Coffee 90
@2Ge.
LOUISVILLE, January SI.-Tobaeco mar
ket firm; sales So hhds., at S5 10Gl9 for
common lugs and fine leaf. Flour-$7 20
(6S for superfine, Sl2 so Tor fancy. Wheat
81 35C@2 40. Corn 75@s0c., shelled and
ear. Bulk oats 6T(G69c. Cotton l61C9171e-
Lard 1870. Mess pork S22. Bacon
shoulders 93c.; clear sides 1850. Bulk
meats shoulders s4c-; clear sides 1lao.
ST. LOUIS, January 3l.-TObacco, stock
nearly exhausted Flour firmer; extra,
| SS so. Wheat unchanged. Corn 76(9S5c.
| Oats active, at 6G4(a70c. Provisions held
higher mess pork held at S22. Lard l24
@l2sc.
SAvANNAm, January 9l.-Cotton opened
active, and closed quiet and firm; sales to-
day 2SG4 bales; middling 1916; receipts,
2GOl; exports 55l5.
Foreign Markets
LONDON. January 3l.--COnsols 934(993s
Bonds 72(aT2k.
FRANKFoRr, January 3l.-Bonds 769.
LIVERPOOL, January 81, Evening Wheat
easier. Lard 52s. Cd.
Yesterdays Evening Dispatohesi
WASHINGTON, January 20.-Mr. Morgan
introduced into the senate to-day bill
which was referred to the Judiciary COM
l Ii A.
TO corporations formed for wrecking, or TO
place corporations OH equal footing VITA
individual salVors in the matter Of their
claims for salvage and the right to recover
the same.
New YoRk. January 29.-Per Cable
PARIs, January 20. 9.-During the debate in
the senate on the army bill h. CheValier
) opposed the bill on peace grounds, but
said that all Europe should unite to resist
Russia and America whose rapid growth Of
power threatened to overshadow the world
Marshal Neigle called these views absurd
having beeu refuted by every event since
= the CTimean war.
The bill finally passed The senate.
!. A coup d'etat in Italy is feared her rels
tions with France are less cordial. Prussia
: sustains the temporal power of the pope to
: conciliate her Catholic subjects.
; A general Catholic council Is sure 20
: meet in Rome in November.
( FLORENCE, January 29,-The Cnlta tat,-
/. olica says that an agent from the American
!. government has arrived at Rome on a
: secret mission, in which he is to be sup
= perted By Admiral Farragut, who will
soon arrive.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. January 29.-Ths
! proprietors and editors Of the Mercury were
! excluded to-day from the convention. This
was done TO prevent breaches of the peace
| and personal collisions on the floor.
Resolutions were introduced sor the
purchase by tba state Of all lands forced
on the market These to be sold to aotua!
settlers. Also, praying congress to ap'
propriate the collected cotton tax Of South
Carolina, $4,000, 600, for the purchase O.
land to be sold to the poor.
J RALEIoH, N. c., January 29.-The con
vention was occupied to-day mainly II
discussing the report OF the committee f0l
: the reliefof the people.
The ordinance reported removes the lu
: risdiclion Of ell state courts in matters o.
) contract or debt, and suspends all luag
j. ments. executions, or processes for all debt
contracted before May, 1860, until 5oly
n 1869, OF until the new Constitution and gov
G ernment go into effect.
II NAPLES. January 29.-The side ot Vesu
Wins opposite the gate Of the Caslell0 Nen
via. one Of the fortifcations Of The eisy
II tumbled outward, burying several house
= = and passing carriages, aud illing the roa'
= nth roeke