New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-10

IaeS VI N@Ve PaAOI 70 tue ufst OF June,
From Havana.
HAVANA, January 8.-The latest advices
rom hayH state that General Salnave has
gone 70 the frontier Of st. Domingo with a
large lorce. The rebels, from all accounts.
are Increasing in strength.
@ ne American commissioners arrived at
o. Ihomas In the steamer Mississippi. Tue
VOee OF the people in relation to the cessiou
OF OF the island was to take place at st.
uary 0.
The bark Fanny Ellsler arrived az Kirru-
ton on the 4th instant in a damaged conSi-
tion. She has a cargo of said and was
bound from Gibralter to New Orleans.
FrOm New York.
NEW York, January 9.-Thes steame-f
Rising Star has arrived She brinps n
news of interest from the Isthmus nor iro9
central America. The wheat crop in ghtH
Is larger than for several years pass M 3f
lR the north Of Peru a serious engage
ment had occurred between tie coVeTp
ment forces and the revoIutiopists nenr
Chiclago on the l4th ultimo The feht
was continued throughout the I4th, and
was still going on when the steamer sailed.
From EurOpe.
| LoNDoN, January 9.-The Tina saws the
English are still at Sena. No SICKNESS. The
natives continue friendly. The new cabinet
Of Portugal favor the collection of taxes. .
! From sOuthwest Pass.
SOUTHWEST Pass, 5anuaFy o, G Pm
Barometer 5000; wind northeast. Sailed,
ships Constantia and Ellen Clinton.
Financial Matters In New York
New YORK, January 9-Money easy.
| Call loans with fair demand. Prime
| 10
little movement. Prime bankers bills 81.
Gold 1873. Stocks buoyant at the close
with general decline.
! AAIssiAa PPI Convention.
JACKSON, Miss, January 9.--The conven-
ton has fixed the hours of daily session
from ten A. M. to two p. NJ Much discus
sion on minor topics. No business of gen
eral interest transacted. Adjourned.
River News, Weather, Etc
LOUISVILLE, January 9.-Departed, Nick
Longworth for New Orleans. River rising
slowly; fourteen feet on the falls. Weather
clear. Thermometer eighteen.
CINCINNATI, January 9.-River forty-two
feet IN the channel and rising. Thermome-
ter six degrees above zero.
PIITsBuRG, January 9.-River eleven feet
and falling, Thermometer ten degrees.
Miscellaneous kilograms
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 6.-The Demo-
cratic state convention of Ohio nominated
Pendleton for president, and adopted reso-
lutlons which condemn congressional usur-
petlon, oppose negro suffrage, urge the
taxation OF bonds and their payment in
greenbacks, and protection of foreign bern
citizens.
NASHVILLE, January 9.-Tbere was riot
between the blacks and whites at Pulaski.
IN which two negroes were killed, and five
wounded, and one white man seriously
hurt Further trouble is apprehended.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, January 9.-The
Democratic state convention nominated
Hendricks for governor and adopted resolu-
: tons which urge the abolition of National
banks; the repeal of iniquitous tariff acts;
oppose negro suffrage; endorse President
Johnson's reconstruction policy; compli-
ment General Hancock, and commend
PendletoR to the national convention fer
president
MEMPHIS, January 9.-At Dyerburg to-
day sheriff ParkingtOn attempted to arrest
an old man named Duncan; Duncan shot
, of the sheriff's thumb; the sherifTs sen
killed Duncan; Duncan's son killed the
, sherif's son, and the sheriff killed Duncan's
son. Intense excitement prevails, and
, more trouble is anticipated from the ex-
, tensive relationship of the parties.
I WHEELING, January 9.-The Demo-
cratic state convention advocates the taxa
tiOn Of bonds; substitution of greenbacks
9 for national currency; indorse Pendleton
i for the presidency.
|, BURLNGroN, Iowa, January 9.-BishOp
! Hopkins is dead.
! HARRIsBURG, January 9.-The dead lock
! continues.
RICHMOND, January 9.-Harrison, God
! den q Opperson, large banking anG real
: estate firm, suspended payment to-day.
: Their depositors will be paid.
Domestic Markets
+ New YORK, January 9.-Cotton dull and
declining. Sales to-day 1900 bales; middIinRs
t l6 to. l6lc., closing at l6. Flour-State
| So 80 to Ill Southern SO 40 to Is. Wheat
: dull. Mixed Western corn 81 3S to l 80;
white Southern 81 80 TO SO. Mess pork,
f old, SCI IL. Turpentine 5I5 to 525c.
! Rosin SIS 80 to 7. Freights frmer ; cotton
5 l6 to { by sail, and to by steam.
8 CINCINNATI, January 9.-Flour quiet. fam
lily, Sll to IL 80; wheat quiet, So 20 to
2 go; corn, S5c. for new ear; oats dull and
lower, 6Sc.; cotton dull, middling, 14e.;
= whisky unsettled; hogs quiet, Sc to rs;
Y provisions quiet; mess pork, $50 to 81;
= bacon, shoulders, 93c.; sides, llc.; clear
: sides, l2c.; lard dull, 12Ic.; coffee steady,
20 to 24e.; sugar, Is to l5c.; New Orleans
: molasses, so to 85e.
= LOUISVILLE, January 9.-Sales 81 hhds.
- !. tobacco; lugs S4 so to 6 so; medium leaf
Sl4 So Cotton steady at i3B to 14c. for
Alabama. Flour 81 IS 10 IL rs for super
fine and fancy. Wheat So As to so. Corn
u IS to SOC. oats 6S to zoe. Bacon shoulders
= 9ac.; clear sides l24o.; bulk shoulders 85c.;
: clear sides l13c. Lard 12lc. Mess pork
S2l to 2l so. Whisky nominal at 2S to SOC.
in bond.
ST. LOUIS. January 9.Aobacco very
little offering. Flour quiet and firm. Whisky
firm and unchanged. Corn SO to 99c. Oats
~ to 75c. Provisions quiet. Mess pork
$40 to 20 so. Baeon-sh0ulders, 9ac; clear
, sides, IL to l24e. Lard quiet at lla to Is.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, January 9-EYening Cot
ton, more doing though prices have de-
clined I'd; uplands I'D. in port to arrive
65d. Sales to-day 10000 bales. Bread
!. studs quiet. Provisions irmer'