New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-22
WHOLE NUMBER S2l.

stitution 57O The vote at Weldon. Halifax
county-for the constitution, 2s4; against
the constitution, 81. Some of the negroes
have voted the conservative ticket. The
whites in this city generally vote the second
and third day, while the negroes make their
greatest effort the first day.
MOBILE, April 21.-Accounts from the
interior of Alabama and Mississippi report
serious DANA ge to plantations from the late
rams. "a The rivers and creeks are very high,
IN many places running over their banks,
ano ~ IS feared a general replanting viii
nave 10 be done in the lowlands.
JACKSON. April 2l.-The Convention
tvnrIc 1xrJe a. olsposltion to get through their
The report of the Franchise Committee is
The recent heavy rains have damaged the
crop prospects, and delayed travel an the
railroads ceRtering here.
financial Matters In New York.
New YORK, April 81 = Governments
closed strong and steady; 5-2O's Of 1862.
lll4; of 1864, 1885, of 1865, llO; of 1867,
lOSs. 10 40's, 1921. 1905, 1861. Money
easy. Call loans Z y cent, with some bust
ness at 6. Stocks lower, but closed with q
better feeling.
sub-treasury balance SlO5, 900, 900.
Domestic Markets
NEW YORK, April 21.-Cotton market dull
and easier; sales 700 bales; middlings Sic
Flour activei Southern $40 35@lS. Wheat
heavy. Corn heavy; white Southern 81 R6
al l8; yellow 81 24@1 25. Ness pork,
new S2I 45; old SIG So Lard ffmer, t9a
ls3c. Sugar active. Other groo sriss "a
changed. Turpentine 554@558. Eyhsin M
changed. Freights quiet. Stsri9g s'rong.
lOl. Gold firm, 1891. sos gissf with
coupons, lll3. "
CiNoINSATI, April 2l.--F1r has an I'D.
ward tendency; family 81 s5,911 SO. Wheat
So 60@2 65. Tobacco ~ frh -ptes. Whisky,
free, 81 Is. Mess pork ~ sld at $27 50.
Lard l74Dl3c. Bulk meats and bacon un.
changed. Butter 40@5Oc. Eggs zoe. Hay
LOUISVILLE, April 21.-Tobaccoa active ard
higher; sales 237 hhds. lugs SIS 5O@7 50;
leaf SS@l6 so; common to fine Henry county
S26. Flour, superfne IS 5000; fancy Sl2 50
@l3. Wheat So j0@2 55. Oats 73975c.
Corn s8@90c. Cotton, middlings SOC. Whis-
ky dull and nominal. Lard I7l@I8c. Mess
pork $27927 %. Bacon, shoulders 13A@
1876; clear sides l739l7lc. Bulk meats
nOminally unchanged.
ST. Louis, April 2l.-Tobacco unchanged.
Flour very dull; superine Sc 500S so.
Wheat-fall 81 6092 IS; spring 5@so lower.
Corn 636390c. Oats 70ll73c. Mess pork
S26 65@27. Bacon-shoulders l3c; clear
sides l7c; held at l7!c; sugarcured hams
I9c; lard l75@lSc. Whisky firm at 81 20.
Weather clear and warm.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON April 81, Evening. = Consols
FRANkFoRT, April 2l.-Bonds steady, 755.
PARIS, April 2l.-Bourse irmer Rents
higher.
dull, declined fraction; sales to-day 5000
bales; uplands l2j@l2id.; Orleans 1910
125d. Manchester advices favorable. Yarns
and fabrics firm.
From Yesterdays Evening Papers.l
| New YORK, April 2l.-The steamer Waser
reports meeting the racing steamers on Sun
| day, both going at the rate Of twelve and q
half miles per hour. The Cuba was six
miles south of the City of Paris.
| WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Banks' bill pro.
tecting naturalized citizens abroad, amend
ed by allowing the President to withdraw
commercial relations from offending na.
tiOns, and exempting ambassadors consuls,
and agents from the persons whom the
President may incarcerate in retaliation.
| Passed 80 to 5.
The pressure on uncommitted Senators is
| tremendous, and comes from all quarters
| The apprehensions of the Presidents friends
| are increasing.
have qualified. There are no negroea aad
no known native Virginians gng he neH
officers.
HAVANA, April 1s.--A later arrival from
Vera Cruz brings the following Mexican
news
General Jiminez has submitted to the
Government.
Juarez has just recovered from sickness.
The revolution in Sinaloa is gaining
ground. Brigands had sacked several
towns, and were committing other exte1'
siye ravages.
Oaxaca has abolished the State tax on
provisions and home manufactures.
The Indian war continues in Sonora
Governor Mccormick, of Arizona, and the
Governor of Sonora had an interview, and
arranged for means of transit through
Sonora.
A Protestant church has been opened in
the city of Mexico. Castero has resigned
the ministry of fiustice. 1t is reported that
arms have been sent from San Francisco To
supply the revolutiOnists at Mazatlan.
LoNDoN, April 2l.--Mullany, one of the
Clerkenwell conspirators, has turned
Queens evidence. His testimony is damag
ing to the defense,
Parliament met, but nothing has beer
done.
The Prince of Wales reviewed the troop
at Phoenix park, Dublin.