New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-11
NEW YORK,

Governments Hiaher-sOuiherns Closed
Bteacy-Mc FArland Triai Ended-Ver
dict Not Guilty-kaIest News From
Central 4 merica-stOrm OF stones In
Peru-The snv.dor Coffee Hnrv~sl
I.arye-Yellow Fever ut Costa Rlca-
Survivors OF the oneida.
NEW YORK, May lO-Evening-M Money
easy sos. Sterling exchange 81 19A. Gold
l145@ll5. GovernDe EMS strong and higher
tive.twentiey of 1862 ll2s; Southern securi-
ties closed steady.
Money easy throughout the day, at SOS.
and there is still great glut of National
Bank notes. Prime discounts 6@7. Sterling
exchange opened firm, on the basis of 9l0
81, and closed stronger, leading bankers
asking 81; other bankers firm Ut 90. Com
mercial bills are scarce, and sold to-day
at9.
Gold opened quiet and steady at IA @l42
but strepg ,hened up, closing strong at l4z
OILS. Governments opened strong and
higher, with increased demand from in.
vestors, aud closed active and strong. Sizes
of 1861, with coupons, 1867; of 1862, l12s;
of 1854 1l11; Of 1865, 1l1s; new issues, ll35 !;
of 1867, ll4s; of 1868 ll4a; ten-forties, 1864
Southern securities opened quiet and
steady, closing firm. Tennessee sizes CO.;
iaDas. o.d, IS; new, g.; leyee SKIES, 72t;
eights, 81; Alabama eights, leo; Georgia
sevens, 9la; North Carolinas, old, 474; new,
23l; South Carolinas, 9l; new 9l9.
sub-rreasury balance, SSl, 379 ,042, in
GLIDING 81, 285 S32 currency.
The jury i'll the McFar and trial. rendered
a verdict of mot guilty." after three hours
dehberation.
The steamship Arizona, from Aspinwal
May first, has arrived, bringing latest intelli
gence from Central America.
A United States steamer left Panama on
the eighteenth ultnso to investigate the
dispute between Mr.. Weir, the United States
consul at Tamberg, aud the postmaster
there, who had a personal encounter rela-
tive to the delivery of the mails to the con-
suate.
veylng party is unfavOTable. The Caledonia
Bay route is pronounced impracticabie. The
Indians continue friendly, and a telegraph
line was being built.
Chiiian news is unmDOrtant.
In various parts of Bolivia heavy rains had
fallen, and the roads were impassabe.
terrible storm Of stones had occurred
at Las Plagas, Peru. The gardens. orchards
aud crops Of all kiuds were cut to pi- ces
The cotfee harvest in Salvador will be
large.
Yellow fever had appeared at Costa Rica.
Among the passengers by the Arizona are
ffty-two survivors of the Oneida disaster.
New YORK, May l0-A Havana special TO
the Tribune dated May 7, says General Col
c0uria was tried by court martial last eyen-
ing and wa garroted this morning 10 satisfy
the volunteers and oren the way Tor the re-
turn OF DIR lda. The Captain. General is
much annoyed at his failure to extinguish
the il su.rtc.lol in the Camaguey di-ttict.
Tne Spaniard5 have butchered whole fami-
lies at Puerto Principe in revenge for the
escape Of their Cuban relatives to rejoin the
ps triOts in the field.
The Patriot forces command the entire
Camagney Villas District, and occupy the
eastern portion OF the Santa Espiri;u Juris-
diction. The Spaniards have been routed
in every direction, and are now closed in at
MapzauitO, TrlIidat, Cienfuego, MOren
and Santiago The work of devastation has
been fairly. inaugurated in the districts of
Colon and Sagua The Spanish authorities
are unable to prevent the disorg ganiz alton
of their adhereuts, Though they are making
efforts to raj y IL. ir forces and give an ap.
pea-ance OF harmony to the situation. With
the financial empi' yees the Cry Of sauce qua
pent, Is general. and they Seize every thing
within their reach
The city OF Havana IL tranquil. Dis
paicnes from Paer,o Principe represent
that the lnsusgeat army has disappeared
from the CAmsgpay district.
dcux lies yAf4ts chief of stad OF the
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