New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-11

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OF color appear in the report, but the gen
such distinctions. q
Z. A. Peyton, radical member of the
convention, was arrested to-day under an
lHuletnent !'lI' @ Tor perjury, he having held
civil Office before the war and afterward
engaged IN rebellion. He was held to bail
in the sum of $1,000.
From Georgia,
| ATLANTA, March l0.-The twentieth of
April has been set apart forsthe election Of
! all civil and municipal officers in the state
as well as for the vote on the constitution.
Ben Hill spoke today TO an audience of
over zOVO persons. He bitterly opposed the
ratification OF the constitution and de-
nounced the convention. These was much
enthusiasm.
There is to be grand demonstration to-
night at the City hall It is reported that
the Bullock and Farrow factions will unite
on Bullock for governor
AUGUSTA, March l0.-The central eXecu-
tive Democratic committee of the state
meets at Macon on Thursday, for the pur-
pose OF organizing for an active compaign
! against the adoption of the reconstruction
| constitution.
| Miscellaneous News.
| CONCORD, N. H., March 10, Bpm
turns received indicate the reelection
Hartman by an increased majority.
/ CoNNSohb1 &Ns 4Asf NlhTCn lV--u r. ltt
/ Twenty-scven towns heard from give q .
/ riman $3.50; Sinclair 64s7. Democratg gam
| l24.
NEW YoRK, March IO--A disgAal tom
| Concord n. H., says 125 towns FjI a. ri
man 10000; Sinclair %, 900. Indie AUoB are
that the state has gone Repub Pan, but
waetheT the hy BY liners increased majority not can
WILmNGToN, March lO.-Thtc was an
| immense gathering of cOnservat YES at the
| theatre this evening-so large that many
failed to get seats. The dress circle was
filed with ladies. Hou Hugh WaddeII
presided. Speeches were nude by Governor
| Strong, Colonel r. H. Cowan, and Judge s.
j. Pielson. This was the largest political
assembly there has been in Wilmington for
many years. The utmost enthusiasm pre-
| vuiled.
The news from New Hampshire has pro-
duced considerable gloom, but was not
| unexpected by those who have watched the
| progress of the canvass in that state.
Foreign News.
LONDON, March TO- Evening.-Cotton firm +;
| uplands on the spot and aloat at iOl@l04.
| Manchester market firmer
PARIS, March l0.-It is reported that Ma
| poleon will visit the czar in June.
LoNDoN, March 10, Evening. Shipments
| of cotton from Bombay for the last two
| weeks Of February, 30, 600 bales.
The prince OF Wales will visit Ireland to
be made knight Of st. Patrick,
The Fenians arrested at Merthyr, in
Wales, have been indicted for treason. Nc
Kay has been indicted in Cork for murder,
and Maux and WEIGH as accessories.
The treaty between the Zollyerein and
Austria has been signed.
The Nicolay railroad in Russia will be
sold to new Russian company. The rights
of Americans to the materials Of the road
are protected.
Abyssinian dispatches say Theodore wa:
near Magdala with his army. The British
were two days march beyond Atteregot.
Financial Matters in New York.
New York, March 10. = Governments
closed weak. 5.20's of 1862, with coupons,
ITO; of 1867 1865; l0.40's l0li; 1905 1858.
Money evinced a sudden and marked
change, closing very active. Call loans q
Prime discounts 76S. Stocks very weak,
with a general decline. Sub-treasury bal
ance Sl02, 900, GEO. d y
From Havana.
HAVANA, March l0.-Arrived Star Of the
Union.
Sugar quiet and easier, though prices ar,
unchanged. Sterling 9994. Paris b
| premium. United States gold, long, q
discount; currency 50 discount.
RIver News, Weather, Etc.
VIcKsBURG, March 10.-Passed up las
night: Bismarck at IL P. NJ, 'LeoDidas at
. | a. M GdSs6u uOWus 1uulSAdud db Z anu LlA
Stonewall at IL A. NJ, Strader at 2, Dexte
at 4, and the Magenta at P. NJ. River sta
LOUISVILLE, March lo.-River rising slow
ly with feet 9 inches in the canal by tn
mark.
Weather cloudy and growing cold.
ST. LOUIS, March l0.-Weather mild.
! has been raining almost steadily since thre
: O'Clock Monday morning.
From Southwest Pnaa
. SOUTHWEST Pass, March 10, z. NJ
Wind east and fresh.
Arrived-Italian bark Francisco, Walls
!. master, from Palermo, with fruit and pa
sengers to P. Pirandello. She was prev
ously reported ashore on Cow H orn rec
; The revenue cutter Wilderness, Captain
Freeman, pulled her off this morning an
towed her into safe position,
Sailed-Ship David Connor, bark Lincoh
4 and brig Bloomer.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, March 10.-Cotton less actiy
and a shade lower, closing steady under f
vOrable Liverpool adyices. Sales tO-ds
2l0O bales; middlings 25@25lc. Flour an
e wheat unchanged. Corn 3@4c. lowe
Western mixed 81 26@1 Is; Southern whit
i 81 240l 50. Mess pork $24 62S. Lard du
g at l4}@l6c. Groceries quiet: T1rpennr
n 73b074c. Freights dull. Cotton by sail
D. by steam !. Gold 1895; sterling 81.
a ST. LOUIS, March l0.-Tobacco actiV
l. and unchanged. Flour active-superfn
G S7C1s %. Wheat steady and firm, 50 60C
rs. Corn active, S5@90. Oats 67@6
n Pork S24 25@24 So Bulk meats-Rib sid
/ l2c.; clear rib l23. clear sides l3c. Bacon
IS shoulders ll@lI3c.; clear rib sides l4c
& clear sides l45c.; sugar.cured hams lT'
Is Lard dull, 15c. Whisky dull 50 20,
Ie CINoINNATI, March 10.-Flour steady ian
1t lily Sll6ll Is. Wheat firm at $2 4592 o
ss Corn S46S6c. Oats 69c. Whisky unse
,s tied. Mess pork S24 25g24 SO. Bulk shoulde
r held at lie; bacon shoulders llc.; clear r
sides l4c.; clear sides 145c. Lard l5@l6l
ii Butter 45635Oc. Groceries quiet.
is LOUISVILLE, March l0.-Tobacco acti7
at full rates; sales to-day $50 hhds. LuI
m IS 2507; medium leaf SIT; selection
te $40; Hart county $3l@65. Superfne flo
" S. 509S rs. Cotton 2221232. Whe
es So 5502 GO. Corn 75@7sc. for ear Al
shelled bulk. Oats in bulk 69d1T0c. La
e l51c. Mess pork $24 80, Bulk meats u
1t changed. Bacon-shoulders llsc. Gle
D. sides l44c.
yesterdays Evening Dispatches.
', LIVERPOOL, March 10, Noon. - Cott'
quiet and unchanged; sales 10000 bale
4 / Ia. ~, 1s,i