New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-28
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present, including Mr.. Thomas.
Ia the supreme court Mr.. Black moved to
take up the preliminary injunction in the
Georgia case, but the court declined, pro-
cess having only been served on the parties
within immediate reach. further hearing
of the case this term is regarded as improb-
able. aL
The Alabama bill was crowded out of the
house today. twill come up tomorrow II
regular order.
The Radical congressional committee have
advices from Little Rock indicating thaf81el
cess of the Arkansas constitution.
Revenue receipts to-day S589, ,O00. q III N
The tax conference committee Tst84y do
clause Furnishing for sales belo'. tfgtaE.
This is the point on which ! 4sase
bitches.
The whisky provision in the tax law pun
ishes negligent or culpable reVeDus officers
with fine and imprisonment. In districts
where liquor shall be sold for less than the =
tax, every distillery is to be seized and
closed, and remain closed during the COM
missiOner's pleasure.
Proceedings Of Coneresa
WASHINGTON, March 27-House - After
the consideration of district affairs the ju-
dietary bill passed over the presidents veto,
by strict party vote, and is now g law.
The conference committee on the tax bill
reported. and their report was adopted.
A resolution was offered declaring that
the house do no business until the impeach-
=
fusion and was finally withdrawn.
House adjourned.
Sendte.-The bill forbidding national
banks from paying interest on balances due
other banks was discussed.
Appropriation bill resumed.
The report of the committee of conference
on the tax bill meeting with opposition was
postponed and ordered printed.
Adjourned.
miscellaneous Telegr0ma,
MACON, Ca, March 27.-The Democratic
central executive committee adjourned this
JACKSON, Miss, March 27.-In convention
the report of the judiciary committee was
considered.
Gibbons, the assassin of Estelle, was com.
mitted without privilege of bail.
RICHMOND March 27.-The convention to-
day adopted several sections of the educa-
tiOnal article. ...-
CHARLEsroN. March 27.-Democratic clubs
are forming in every district, and Demo-
cratic state convention is called to meet in
Columbia on the second of April.
From Southwest Pass.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 27.-Wind south
west, light Arrived, steamship Clinton
Talbot, master, merchandise and passengers,
to C. A. Whitney & Co.; steamship |. O.
Harris Lockwood MASTER Galveston, mer-
chandise and passengers, to G. A. whitney
& Co.; ship Union, Austin, master, Liver
pool, forty-eight days, salt, to Lowell d
Bailey; ship Arcturus, Mason, master, Liv-
erpool, forty9ight; days, salt; to Greeyy-
Nickerson & Co; brig R. B. Cove, Boston,
to Crescent City Ice company. Sailed,
schooner Angelina.
River Intelligence.
VIcKsBURG, March 27.--Up; Caroline, z
A. NJ. Down: Dexter, A. M; Richmond,
A. NJ; Lee, 6 P. N. River rising.
LOUISVILLE, March 27.-River rising, with
eE.s Il aTnNFN
Thermometer SO.
From Europe.
LONDON, Marcn 27.-The Spanish cortes
have voted indemnity for the seizure OF the
British vessel Queen Victoria.
In the house of lords tonight Russell
defended his policy in the Alabama case
Cairus sustained Lord Stanley's course.
Westbury defined the English law on the
subject, and denied the justice OF Stewards
| CLAIMS.
In the house of commons Stanley gave
notice of a motion that the Irish church
question be postponed to the next parlla-
| ment.
Admiral Farragut will soon leave Naples
for Constantinople.
The reported arrest of Seasy is false. He
/ escaped to America.
The coal miners at Charleroi, Belgium,
having become riotous, the military were
called out and many of the rioters killed
7
FLORENCE, March 27.-The government is
taking active measures to suppress brigand-
age.
| NEW YORK, March 21.-lotton nrmefs
sales Il, 600 bales; middlings 253826c.-
closing at 26c. FlOur-state 50 2O@ll Z05
southern SO 6O@ll4 IS. Wheat 3@4c. bet
ter; market active; common red southern
50 As. Corn-yellow Southern 81 290l 80
Mess pork new S24 80; old so 20. Lard
/ ~ TrV9N EraIFr
cotton, per sail, S-l6g4c.i per steamer
CINc1NNAr1. March 27.-Flour unchanged
Wheat red winter S202 45. Corn s4965e-
Oats advanced to zoe. Rye and barley un-
changed. Mess pork unchanged. Bulk
meats lOl0l2ic. Bacon. clear ribbed and
clear sides l4408l5c. sugar-cured hams lSe8
1870. Lard dull at l6@l6lc. Butter dull,
46150c. Eggs declined to l9c. Grocerles
unchanged.
ST T,oufs March 2T.-Tobacco active; lugs
s. 5O09 90: bright leaf $l66b50. Flour duIls
superfine 81 50aS &C.. Wheat &c. lower-
: Corn s5assc. Oats steady; rye easier at
81 7061l 70. Mess pork SIS. Bacon shouf-
ders ll3c. Clear sides 15e. Bulk meats in
active at lO4@l2lc. Lard very quiet at l64
~ FtnaueIaI Matters In New York
NEW YORK, March T.-GovernmentS
closed strong; 52O's of 62 l093; OF 81, l0I4s
of e5, los; OF 81, l07; 10 4Os, 1909; 1905
1854. MONEY closed easy. supply more
liberal Al 7. Gold closed at 1885,, Sterling
Quiet: advance asked but not obtainedS
closed at lO94. Stocks closed strong and
high.
} I.oNDoE, March "a, Evening. Consols
9G093I. Bonds 72t. ..
FRAgkFoRT, March Z0.-BOnds S5]9175s-
L1V2RPooL March u, Evening -cettoE,
closed buOyant; middling uplnnas iV44
IUld smiddling Orleans l03@l0sd.; sales
! 900 bales. Manchester advlces laser-
: able.
tFrom Yesterdays Evening Papers.l
| wAsHINGroN, March 27.-stevens' unyyi-
Versal suffrage amendment covers all the
states, but the penalty for the Infringement
applies only 20 Alabama. ..e -.
II IIyERPooL, March "a, Roon.--Cotton
opens timer, but not quotabiy ehangeds
sales Is 900 bales; elles Of the week % 600
bales, of which II, 600 for export, lO,Ooo LOT
specnlatnrs.
: stock s9l, 900 bales, whereof 29l, 900 Amer
ican. Breadstufs firm. Produce aud pro-
LlgERrooL, March q, P. M.-Cotton is
irmer aud more actiVe--advahced 1. Mid
! a.. n 01s fl,.,4 44fir