New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-12
NUMBER 276.


January by the steamer Guardia National
s,siSl Without notice. Foreign consuls protest
General Balta will be the presidential
on the tapis. '''t'@ -
From EuroPe.
LoRDoN, March 11.-In the great debate
on Ireland in the house Of Commons last
nlght Mr. Mcguire said that the govern.
nents Iilt measures 70 preserve peace destroyed
nDerty; the country was decayinp. and the
people despaired of improvement. Good
laws only could extinguish the memory OF
past i'll treatment. The established chnrcb
and land tenure system great oppressions-
should be removed.
weate regretted that the speaker afforded
no definite plan for remedying these ills.
Lord Clinton offered a RESOLUTION that
Irish discomfort is a great source Of un-
easiness, and must be cured, Laws must
be framed to suit the people. The present
land school and church systems were un-
just. =
0bierne said that a large body of the
Irish spmpathized with Fenians.
Carl Mago declared that the discomfort
was no9rished solely by the Irish in Amer
lea, and existed only among the lower order
In ireland. He denied the charge NJ mis-
government, and advocated ,,the nei7 u.
nance OF the present policy, bus pc ~
Clinton's resolution was moi acted .rSn.
Further debate was adiouihe Ifitl
Thursday.
Great preparations are bsipe Reai. in
Ireland for the reception OF tiF pAre of
Gladstone's bill to abolish c5arah rates
was agreed to by the house eUmmOns'
committee. h
AGeneral Dix is in Lon don Sad It is said
on business concerning the Al u1r iclaims.
He will remain there asfmi AT.
1t is reported in Berlin that q opposition
has been made to Lord stanley 70 submit
the Alabama claims to the az rDitration of
Prussia, and that Lord Stanley was willing
to submit the question of indemnity, but not
the other points in dispute. a
The treaty between the German confed-
GRAFTON and the United States prescribing
the rights of naturalized citizens was unani-
mously ratified by the federal council.
The Canadian zouaves had arrived at
Rome.
ALIseeIlaneeus TeleRrams.
MONTGOMERY, Marcn 1.-THE registered
vote of Alabama is III, 900. It is definitely
known that not over II, 900 votes were cast
and not all OF them for the constitution.
Not 1000 whites voted.
AUGUSTA, March ll.--Sergeant Bates ar
rived here this afternoon. There was an
ovation all along the route to the city, and
he was received by the citizens and vel
coined to the city by Lieutenant Ellis. He
is stopping at the Planters hotel.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, March lI.-Weather rainy.
Thermometer 81. River rising; eight feet
ten inches in the canal.
VIcKsBURG, March IL. - Passed down
Alice Vivian at s A. NJ, Longworth OF 8 A.
NJ, and the Ruth at IL M. Passed up
Allen atll A. NJ. River rising.
From Southwest Pass.
SOUTHWEST PASS, March IL, G P. M
Wind southeast and light. ..
Arrived-Bark Ellwood, Cooper master,
twenty days from Philadelphia with q gen.
eral cargo to G. A. Fesdick; Swedish bark
UnZan, Anderson, master, fifty-eigkt days
from Messina, to P. Pirandello.
Sailed-Steamship G. w. Hewes; ships
BelleRMorse and Pleiades.
Financial Matters In New York.
NEW YORK, March 1l.-Money stringent;
call loans f8 cent. Stocks steady, with q
general recovery from the lowest point Of
the day. Sub-treasury balance Sl02, 200, 600.
Governments closed steady. 5-20's Of 1862,
1895; of 1864, 1917; Of 1865, 1919; Of 1861
l064.
NEW YORK, March ll.-Cotton a shade
frmer, closing quiet; 5000 bales. Middlings
253c. Flour heavy; Western and state 10
@i5c. lower. Wheat dull. Corn heavy;
Southern white 81 1901 25. Mess pork
S24 so. Lard quiet. Groceries firm. Tur-
pentine 7la@72. Freights dull. Gold 1898.
Sterling 9t.
LOUISVILLE, March ll.-Tobaeco active;
sales to-day 2l5 hhds. lugs at S5 25@6 IS;
leaf SIS IS; Owen county cuttings $40. Cot.
ton 233@29}c. Superfine flour So 60@s 75.
Wheat 81 5092 GO. Corn 76@7acs for
shelled and ear bulk. Oats, bulk, 69070e,
Lard l54c. Mess pork S24 so. Bacon,
shoulders ,ll3c;; clear sides lAlc.; bulk
meats dull and unchanged. Whisky raw
CINCINNATI, March lI.-Flour firm; family
S11@11 20. Wheat, red 50 so. Corn SAC
SIC. Whisky irregular. Mess pork held al
S24 %. Bulk meats dull; shoulders 10c.;
sides 12c. Bacon, shoulders 11c.; clear
sides 140l45c. Lard l5c. Butter 45@5Oc:
groceries quiet and unchanged.
ST.. Louis, March ll.-Tobaeco main.
tanned; wheat dull, 50 5502 20; corn frmer,
! 7StnS0c.; oats dali esGhG7c.; Eness porkiS,
S24 so; bulk meats dull; bacon dull and
| easier, shoulders, lIc.; clear sides, 149l4ae.
lard dull, l5@l53c. Still raining.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March IL, Evening. Co1sols
| 1884, Bonds 7l5@7l4.
closed quiet. Sales to-day $4,000 bales. Up
lands on the spot and afloat 10t@l94d.; !. Or
leans 103@lo3d. Naval stores dull and un'
changed. s
From Yesterdays Evening Paper.l
LIVERPOOL, March ILL., Noon.-Cotton
firmer and advancing. Sales to-day 10000
bales, Uplands on the spot and af0at I0@d. ;
Middling Orleans, lO3d., and other markets
quiet
LIVERPOOL, March IL, Afternoen-Cotto
| firm, but scarcely so active; prices unal-
tered Sales will not exceed 1000 bales.
Breadstuffs generally quiet. Corn de-
clined to AIS. 3D.; beef ll6s.; lard 5lsi talloW
LONDON, March IL, NOon,-Consols 93S
@93A; bonds ia,
@Tl3
porge broke the railroad bridge and shat
Tered the stone piers, carrying the bridge
twenty feet down stream. "a
ALBANY, N. Y, March 1l.-Mr. Seymour
reiterates his refusal to be a presidential
candidate. He goes to the National Demo
cratic convention as delegate at large.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE steamship
Rising Star has arrived from Aspinwall with
| ST, 500, 600 in specie. She reports the
| cholera raging in the Argentine republic
1000 persons had died of it at Cordova. The
yellow fever was raging at Lima.
CAMDEN, N. j., March 1l.-The Repu0'
licans have elected the city ticket By. seven
ty.fye majority. A gain. Other munieipal-
ties show Democratic gains.
SAN FRANCISCO, March I0.-=General IA
cido Vego, who was preparing to organize 2
an independent government, was artesteQ
| at Mazatlan by Governor Martinez, anu aehs
| to Mexico for trial. Sep t-ti
T.Ar Dsv;s yyas tresfed to an ovation by