New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-23
WHOLE NUMBER 374.

rain. None of any consequence has fallen
in six weeks,
NEW YORK, June 22.-The master masons
ana brlcklayers have resolved to resist the
demands OF their employees, now on strike,
ana also legally test the rules adopted by
Ine Union preventing them from fulfilling
A decision was rendered to-day BY Judge
th, tDhanlels, OF the Supreme Court, ordering
nuisance.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, June 22.-Riyer falling, with
elght Ieet hye inches in the canal by the
marx. Weather cloudy and pleasant.
er. LOUIS, June 22.-Rtver falling here
and above.
Domestic Markets.
NEW ORE, June -Afternoon.-C
market dull, prices &c lower; sales 800
bales; middlings 3O5c. Flour dropping;
Southern S99l5, Wheat dropping; new
amber grain 81 20. Corn closed a shade
frmer; mixed Western ST 05@l Oh. Mess
pork quiet. Lard shade lower; kettle
rendered l7tgl8ee. Groceries and naval
stores unchanged. Freights dull. Gov
ernments steady. Gold l4O4. Sterling lI0i.
Southern State bonds active.
CINcINNATI, June 22.-Flour held more
hrmly at 50 50Gl0. Wheat S202 10; Corn
SOC. Oats nc. Mess pork SIS Lard II.
at at, l499I4te, Bacon dull shoulders $50
iI33tc; sides l64@l7c. Butter 25930c. Eggs
Foreign Sartse.
LIVERPOOL, JuuP ", rFemng.-
easier; upiands II ll1 Orleans lls@u}.
Sales to-day lOfps bales TTpentine 28.
[From u sys Evening PapersJ
WASHINGTON 22.--The Venezuelan
revolution is ga g trength.
The Arizona Ion Aspinwall, brings q
The steamer Morning Star and bark Court
land collided on Lake Erie, and both sunk.
| Twenty lives were lost.
The Haytien revolutionists had received
thousand rifles, and large amount of
| ammunition.
a negro instruction at st. Thomas has
! cansed the Inauguration of stringent regu-
! latiOns.
The Brazilian Emperor. opening the Gen.
eral Assembly, said the United States had
| profered mediation, which was refused
| with thanks. The Paraguayans have armed
four thousand women to guard their com.
munications.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The Treasury Dc
! partment issued the following: Holders of
seven-thirties desiring to convert them into
| tlve-twenties must present them to the
| treasurer here or at New York as follows:
matUred June Is before July Is; maturing
July Is before August Is.
Bonds issued il exchange to bear interest
from July I, aud will be dated 1867 and
1865, at owners option.
The noon dispatches report two new sui.
cides.
Surratt has been discharged on the origi.
nal indictment and held in $50, 900 bail on
tine new one.
The case was postponed until to-day. Bail
will undoubtedly be raised during the after
noon, and Surratt will be enlarged. He
plead not guilty to the new indictment,
The new tax bill makes tobacco 81 ZIG;
Government deposits three per cent per an.
nun; other deposits one per cent; whisky,
as heretofore stated, sixty cents. The ma
chinery of the bill recently recOmmitted is
preserved; but beyond the items mentioned
above, there are no changes in rates.
! CHICAGO, Jane PA liteboat, the Little
Western, built here on a new model, cap
sized on its trial trip, drowning Captain
Merritt and Times reporter named Harry
Chisholm,
Y1cKsBrRG, June 22.-Passed down: Liz
zie Gill at P. N. yesterday. River falling
rapidly.
LoNDoN, June 22.-The advance of the
returning Abyssinian expedition has reach.
ed Plymouth, and the rear has reached
Alexandria.
Sundays Dispatched
BROOKLYN, June 2l-The cornerstone oil
new Catholic cathedral was laid to-day.
: An immense multitude witnessed the cere'
mony.
CLEVELAND, June 2l.-The steamer Morn
. ing Star hence to Detroit, COllided with the
bark Courtiand thirty miles hence at mid
! night. Both sunk. The Star had forty
passengers and thirty of a crew. The bark
had crew OF thirteen. OF these thirty are
missing. James Morton, clerk of the Star
t and Mrs. Hackett, wife Of Captain Hackett
f one OF the passengers, were seen to &c
down,