New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-30

| AoAuSLs
From Galveston.
| GALVEsToE, April 2e. -Natanoras datas af
sne fourteenth have been received. The
n1S,Shal Congress reassembled April FIRST. q
Inc decree Of Punishment against foreipa-
ers Is modified in favor of those hayine-
1aie DeaEea IL the empire, permitting them to re-
| bonnrosbF, hone ob proot that they are following an
| AVhOraDle calling
hoaV twenty Of Negrete's revolutionists have
| the military. Ne'"s '4ASU W
me Brownsville Rdnchero estimates the
cuStomhouse deficit at S35, 600.
oo;.s5 hoIa' se injured bales OF cotton were re-
Special Officer Sioanalzer vas,e-,5o,. ,o,..,.
shd Apeled three large breweries in HonstoT
100000. '"s' 'Siue eo
A large portion of the tobacco and spirita
stolen from the bonded warehouse here he
has recovered. ~
From Southwest Pass.
90 SOUTHWEST % Pass, April 20. Barometer
zV'o5' Wind southwest, light. Arrived
Steamship Austin, Farweli, master from
HaiVeston, with merchandise and passengers
70 Y; A. Whitney& g. Co. Sailed: Steamships
Lelth and Crescent, ship Jane ]. Southwark
and brig Lizzie NJ. Merrill.
River Intelligence. l
tIGKsBURGl April 29.-Passe mp Strader
AL a. r. NJ Olive Branch II s ,iyer sta
Louisville, April 20 .ges 4 2 slow
ly with seven aud ahal' Bs ,FshlsPin the
canal. Weather clear NJ
Miseellaneor Tef,raltns.
AUGUSTA, April 20 A. ~ doing in cot
Eighty;four courts in the Senate
thirteen Democrats aIl5 o. en- Radicais: in
tne House slxty-nine DEN Ucrats and forty
h4nInQIa -.
Senate and twelve to the House, II will
require the official count to decide the
choice for Governor
SAN Francisco, April 29.-The schooner
Srowier, the property of the new fur COM
pany, bound for Sitka with a valuable car
60 mas eeen wrecked and twelve lives lost.
Financial MattersIn New York.
NEw YORK, April 29.-Money demand
nSht. Gail loans 6G7. Prime paper 706.
Governments strong and steady. stocks
quiet Suo-Teasury balance Sl09 900, 600.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, April 29.-COtton Yery dull
and a shade lower. Sales 600 bales. Flour.
State 8 IL 25; Southern $40 POOLS. Wheat
active at decline of 204c. Corn heavy;
yellow southern ST 20; mess pork S29 36.
Lard lS4@lS4c. Groceries steady. Turpen-
tine 79@sOc. asked; parcels TO arrive lower.
hosln % 4O to Z. Wool quiet; Texas 25(D
1885,.
CNcINNATI, April 29.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Corn CSC. Oats Sic. Tobacco
at full prices. Pork S2S 80. Bulk meats
shoulders l3c.; sides l5c. Bacon shoulders
held at l9c.; sugar-cured hams l93c Butter
5Otg4Oc. Eggs 5Oc. Groceries quiet Potatoes
So 50@3 10. Apples S5 50@6 so. Hay dull
and lower.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-Tobacco active and
higher; sales 2lS hhds lugs to fair selections
| - 259l9 so. Cotton dull at 294c. Superfne
| flour IS 70. Wheat scarce; 50 COOP 65.
Corn, shelled in bulk 8999Oc. Oats 100
soc. Mess pork S2S so. Bacon shoulders
l4@l4lc.; clear ribbed sides I7Ic.; clear
sides 1916, all packed. Lard in t1erces lgc.
Whisky, raw, free So 20.
ST. Louis, April 29.-Tobacco unchanged.
Superfne -four SS@S so; wheat So 72G12 Sc.
Corn 85@s6c. Oats 72974c. Pork S28 500
Is so. Bacon active; shoulders I31c; clear
l6@19c.
Weather clear and warm.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April 29.-Consols 9SI s94. Bonds
LIVERPOOL, April 29.-Evening.-Cotton
closed quiet. Uplands I22d. Orleans ISd
Sales to-day 10000 bales. Corn SIS. Cd.
Bacon sos. Cd.
Yesterdays Afternoon Dispatches
WASHINGTON, April 29.-In the House a
! resolution was offered to print 500 copies of
the Southern Constitutions.
| In the Impeachment Court Mr. Sumner
| moved q resolution censuring Mr.. Nelson
for language likely to provoke duel. Sew
! eral objections were made.
| Mr.. Nelson produced letter dated March
| 9, with General Buffers and Mr.. Logan's
| signatures, regarding Alta Vela. General
| Butler desired to see the letter. Air. Nelson
desired some pledge that it would be re-
| turned.
Judge Chase made some objection, when
Mr.. Nelson said he would prefer depositlng
it with the Secretary of the Senate, who
could show it to Mr.. Butler. Here the matter
stopped. Mr.. Eyarts proceeded with his
argument.
LIvERPooL, April 29.-An Abyssinian dis
patch says Theodorus shot himself with a
pistol as the English approached his last
refuge.
! Barrett was convicted of murder The
other Clerkenwen explosionists were dis
| charged.
During the five years the Republicans of
/ duced the State debt more than one.h half,
besides paying all the war expenses of the
State.
The Mississippi State Journal says !:
Whenever whipped rebels agree to live in
peace with the Union men who saved the
government, order will be restored TO the
South; but until this consent on the part of
the traitors is yielded there will be trouble.
The Baden government, which has for
| some time past employed women in the tel