New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-28
tSunday's Dispatches. ]

[Sundays Dispatched
NEW YORK, June 26.-The bonds stolen
from the Cuban Junta were registered, and
therefore it is hoped will involve no ulti-
mate loss.
1t is reported that Belmont has taken
81, 600, 900 of the city of New York seven per
cent loan, recently created for the improve
nent of docks and piers.
Seven thousand four hundred and seventy
Immigrants arrived last week.
Suit is about to be commenced against
the Hayden government for the recovery of
purchase money of ram Atlanta, sold by
Sidney Oaksmith to Salnave, and lost at sea.
The agents of Rothchilds in this city have
taken So 000, 600 OF the new seven per cent
city dock bonds. The proceeds will supply
the funds necessary for the immediate in
auguratiOn of the extensive Improvements
of docks and piers.
ST. LOWS, June 26.-The Democrat this
morning dominates B. Crate Brown, for.
merly United States Senator, for Governor
of this State. Mr.. Brown favors the consti.
which will be submitted to the people at the
fall election.
The other gentlemen mentioned in con-
nection with this Office are Governor Nc
Clurg, the present incumbent; Lieutenant
Governor Stanard, Colonel Benjamin, Con.
gressman from the Eighth District, and
Colonel Van Horn. Congressman from the
Sixth District. :.
The military headquarters of this depart
Kansas, to morrow.
PARIS, June 26.-The Emperor has been
advised by bis physicians to go to Contrex-
vile for three weeks, and to take mineral
baths there. which are famous for curing
diseases of the bladder.
The committee on petitions, in the Corps
Legislatif, propose that the recent COM
to their recall, be formally laid before the
government.
The Chinese Embassy will be received to.
morrow by the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
At the end of the week they go to Madrid.
BRUSSELS, June 26.-The King of the Bel.
gians has summoned Baron d. A. Nathan to
Brussels, to form new cabinet, and the
Baron has consented to undertake the task.
LONDON, June 26.-The rumor that Prince
Charles, of Romania, had been assassinated,
is untrue.
CORK, June 26.-Disturbances continue,
though the troops and police occupy the
streets in force.
LB1PsIG, June 26.-Alva Lake, of Mem
phis, Tennessee, has been sentenced to i'm
prisonment for assaulting the American
Consul.
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Rodas telegraphs to Havana that he has
captured the second cargo landed by the
steamer Upton on her return from Aspin-
wall. 1t is more valuable than the first.
Maintainers column had killed twelve of
Sanguips band, including an American
Colonel.
The reaction in the interior was the cause
of many outrages. The insurgent Orlego's
family were on the road to surrender when
captured. Two other men, in attempting
to surrender, were caught and hanged, and
their families outraged.
Parties are forming who resist conscrip-
lion and refuse aid to the revolutionists.
Advices from Mexico, of the seventeenth
instant. state that the Rio Grande revolu.
tionists number 1000.
The distress on the Rio Grande is increas-
ing.
Sarmiento. the project of the district of
Luxtie, has been assassinated by citizens.
Numerous fires have occurred, caused by
the numerous drOuth.
Advices from Guayamas state that at the
request of the Mexican General, the United
States Consul sent the United States steamer
Aohican in pursuit Of the steamer Forward.
Juarez has been accused of smuggling,
and has demanded an investigation.
ExConfederates deny that revolution is
threatened in Jalisco and Guervero.