New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25

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From washington.
WASHINGTON, June "a. = Senate The
Mount Vernon Ladies' association ask an
appropriation of 5000.
bill was introduced by Mr.. Howard dig.
continuing the Freedmen's Bureau In the
represented States after January l. Refer
red to the military committee.
The bill making eight hours days work
in government sho7s passed by twehty.nine
| to eleven.
The civil approx, alisu BIN was resumed.
House-Names = tRa Arkansas Repre-
sentatives: Hands slns, and Roots.
The protest of peV scrats against the
admission of the 4 ,aap fas delegation covers
a column. Its lcsie Is too close for synop-
sis.
| forbid the reno si Of whisky from distil-
leries under any circuuistances until the
| tax Is raid, and provide for a superintend.
ent of revenues for each Federal judicial
district to be nominated by the Commission
| er and appointed by the Secretary of the
| treasury, and remove all special and gem
eral agents Of the treasury department with
| in ten days after the passage of the bill.
/ The progress of the bill is tardy. The New
England members struggle bravely but in.
| effectually for concessions to the African
rum trade.
| Recess.
The Senate bill legalizing future. gold
contracts meets with opposition in the
Ways and Means Committee. +--A .
Surrstt has gone to Baltimore.
The Finance Committee report fayorably
on Mulford's nomination for the Richmond,
| Virginia, colectoTship.
The President has nominated Perry Full.
| Ter, OF Kansas, as commissioner of internal
revenue.
Coin payments due July first amount to
$4,000, 600, including 1900, 600 principal on
| the debt of lS4S.
| There will be no monthly statement for
June closing the fiscal year.
The ten days limitation on the omnibus
admission bill will expire tomorrow.
! Secretary McCulloch has empieyed Robert
| S. Hale, of New York. to contest the cotton
cases before the court of claims.
The consular convention and eXtradition
treaty with Italy has been ratified by the
Senate.
Dispatches represent st. Johns day very
generally celebrated northward.
| The dredgeboat for the mouth of the Mis-.
sissippi is at Fortress Monroe repairing her
machinery.
Miscellaneous TeIegrams.
ST. PAUL, Minnesota, June 34.-Indian
outrages near Forts Benton and Fstten con-
tinue. The reported murder of the mail
| carriers has been confirmed.
NEW YORK, June "a. = The Herdlds
special says: Salnave still holds out in his
beseiged capital, and refuses all parleys
with the insurgents outside. He threatens
| to lombard the town before it shall be
| taken, and has commenced insulting all
foreigners but Americans. Faubert had
been attacking the fort outside Of the city
for four days.
SELMA, June 24.-Yesterday the Tusca.
loosa Monitor was suppressed under an
order of General Sheppard for an alleged
violation of general order No 81. Mr.. Ran
dolph, its editor, has avoided arrest, and
will proceed at once to Washington, and lay
the facts before the President and General
Grant.
RICHMOND, June 24.-St. Johns day was
celebrated by Masonic excursion to Ash
land. General Stoneman is among the
excursionists -.....r-
From Europe.
LONDON, June 24-It is reported that
Italy has announced in a diplomatic note
her determination to observe strict neutral
ity between France and Prussia in the event
of war between these powers.
Farragut has arrived at Southampton.
| Sunday next has been appointed day OF
thanksgiving and prayer for the Abyssin-
ian success.
Baron Won Beust declares that the bishops
threats will not prevent the enforcement of
the law concerning confessional
] The Pope's allocntian saws: The concOrdat
with Austria should have been perpetual
in its effects and he warns Of the spiritual
l
granted amnesty, with few exceptions,
to all persons who invaded papal territory
last year. rr
Financial Matters In New York.
NEW YORK June "a, ETa".ng ng.-Money un.
changed. Call loapst e. Prime paper 60D6.
General stocks cll1 ID dull and lower. 6,20's
OF '62 with coupons, ll3A; Of e4, iii; OF ,65
1lla; do. January and July, ia; OF VI, lL4ti
1O-lO's, 1914; 7-S0's, ll0t.
FOreiRn Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June "a, Evening. g.-Cotton
market irregular and rather more active;
sales to-day 5000 bales; prices a fraction
lower; uplands 1lt9ll4d.; Orleans lilo
llRd. Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions quiet
Turpentine 2sc. Sugar ahOat 26. T-T-
LONDON, June "a, Evening.-Consols 9H.
FEINSFoRr, June 2A-Bonds 7Tl@77l.a1
From sOutnwest Pass. t5
SOUTHWEST Pass, June "a, P, MIA.
rometer 2s go. Wind east. blowing fresh.
Arriyed--Brig Mary e. Hind, Hastings,
} master, from Sagua le Grand, with sugar
f and molasses to A. Couturie q Co.
! Sailed-SteamShip Harlan. N
Rlyer IntenfEeAes. rr.
: LOUISVILLE, June 24.-River falling, with
six feet eight inches in the canal. weather
clear and warm.
ST.. Louis, June 2A-Upper Mississippi
and Missouri rising.
| DomGatAG AAoaA@eAs
+ NEw YoRK. June 24.--0otton market not
+ materially changed; sales $50 bales; mid
dlings SOC. Flour Irregular; State superfne
J. So S507 so; Southern brands declining;
i Common to fair extra 50 050l0 50. Wheat
i 4 shade lower. Corn heavy; mixed western
: 81 O5taI 06 Mess pork-new SIS 50j old
8 SSe' lard firm. kettle IT0l84c. Sugar
0 drmer = musc0vado l190I24c. Other
groceries unchanged Turpentine 45304oc.
Q Rosin So 05a7 SO. Freights unchanged.
| cold l4Oa Sterling dull. Southern bonds
strong and active. Governments STEADY;
ss Secs IS. Wheat quiet as So 05@2 Is.
+. fsorp s701olc Oats TIC. Butter 25l130c. Eggs
; isc. Provisions dull aud nominaily IN
] changed.
, Gordon Granger as politician ls keep ing
l mn MS record as q general-an6 that ia Rbohl
as oondemnatOFy a thing as can be said
: ahnnL him. Ha has gilt for making nun