New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
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Morning Dispatches to the AssOsiated Press.

WAsHTNGTQM1SFEs BnI Throw.
| lng soatheFRs Rnbne LaAds Into rhe
| Market-Bgtler Arguing Difference
/ Detween Pfesadentss Fardon ana Asss.
iaeaty N Supreme Court. baia -ni5Hljg
WASHINGTON, December 1l.-Senate--
Wilson introduced bill throwing the South.
ern public lands into the market. = 7IT
Inc hcnseis engaged on private bills.
IN tne supreme Court Butler is arguing
the difference between the Presfdent's par
don and amnesty, maintaining that pardon
only Saves the recipient. from penalties,
whereas amnesty returns forfeited rights.
HEW XORK-ArrivaI OF New 0rIean.
'io" AipAH iDteanships. 75eu hE3 sl.Ia
NEW YoRK, December flA,.-steamships
Mariposs and De seto arrived. - !
HAVANA-suppress of Important As.
ISOLATED Press Dispatcher by C,Ibnn
AUthor4tses - c0niectured Insurrent
fieferiess cd f5tTcgn 81 tfsT ,5-- rH5 b,
New YoRKs December 14,--Important news
dispatches prepared for the Associated Press
at Havana have been suppressed by the
Cuban authorities, from which it is inferred
that the insurgents have obtained adj
vantages which the authorities desire to
Keep from the public. si sf-.s 4l5 nj 't14
AsPINWALL--Pa Panama Frsnaun-The
Small Fox Prevailing Thsre-IsGhmus
Ship Canal-Fears Of CsvIi War In
AOuth Observation-Disclosures
NEW YORK; December 14.--Steamship
Henry Chauncey arrived from Aspinwali.
Panama tranquil. All except the leaders Of
the revolutionlsts have been amnestied. L1E
smallpox prevailed at Panama ,.'.-
Mons. Felix Belly had arrived from
France on the Isthmus ship canal business.
Bogota adyiees represent fears Of civil
war are increasing.
The Colombian government wants d mil
lion dollars from she railroad company. : +.
Slight earthquakes had been felt at Are
quipa. Ne damage done.
EUROPE-The Cadiz Rebels and Admit.
raj Aosaetf- Greece stubborn = fri n.
clads and TroOPsfer Cuba. 3r 35
LONDON December l4.-Admiral Losseti
is at Cadiz. The rebels demanded q share
In the government. Losseti told them that
having so long submitted TO worse govern
ment they must submit to the present gov
ernment for the moment. Eoti-4 q'
Greece is stubborn. The Turks are pre-
pairing for hostilities. The King OF Den
mark and Prince of Wales have Joined in a
noteto the King of Greece, urging compli.
ance with the Sultan's demand. ,-.- :, B.
Two iron clads with 5000 troops on trans.
ports sailed for Cuba on fifteeth instant.
q, River Intelligence. cob
SOUTHWEST PASS; December IA, Noon.-
Barometer 1920; wind east northeast and
strong, with rain. FH i19.a7t
Arrived: Steamships General Grant,
Quick, New York, to Wood, Low g. Lud-
wigsen, and George Washington, eager, to
A. Moulton. ,rl HfS wa
Sailed Steamship Harlan. .......
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, December IA, Noon.-Stock
market steady and shade higher than the
closing prices of Saturday. Money active at
fB cent. Sterling lO98. Gold 1854. Five.
twenties of 80, l1O4; North Carolinas,
e33; do. new, Gig, Virginias, ex-ooupon aud
new, o.; Tenhessees, ex coupon, IS (; do.
new, 6S3. ~ u . w
Flour market duh and dropping. Wheat
dull and heavy tor spring, but a shade firm.
er for winter. Corn market dull and droop.
ing. Mess pork firm at $25 5O026. Steam
lard firm; barrels l6s@I64. Cotton a shade
tirmer, Middling uplands 254. Freights
dull.
Foreign Markets. .... .....
LONDON, December II, Forenoon. -Consols
go. Bonds 743. Turpentine heavy ana un-
changed. rs
LIVERPOOL, December IA, Forenoon.
ton quiet; sales 10, 000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, December IA, Afternoon,-Cot-
ton easier butnot lower; breadstutfs firm;
lard 6Ss.
HAvRE, December14, Atternoon.-C
irregular; l26 on the spot. ID"