New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-24
[Sunday's Dispatches.

NEW YORK, May 22.-Arrived: Cromwell
from New Orleans.
Stock OF cotton at all the ports 81, 549
aafes, against S22 1893 last week, and 1873 SIG
this week last year; stock in interior towns
y5,703, against 63, It's last week, and 81, 572
this week last year; stock in Liverpool
800, 900, against 363 600 last year, stock of
American cotton afoat for Liverpool l22 600,
against l64 600 last year; stock of Indian
cotton afloat for Europe 1000, against
as, 600 bales last year. Regarding the new
crop, advices are generally favorable,
though there are some complaints OF cold
and unfavorable weather. The estimates of
the new crop have somewhat decreased
during the week.
The cotton movement for the past week
is larger both in receipts and exports at all
points; "A, 055 bales, against SO ESQ last week
- the previous week and so, 564 for the
three weeks since. Receipts at all ports for
expired portion of the cotton year, 2,7l9,-
G23. against 202,052 for the corresponding
period last year, showing an increase Of
SOS, Ill bales. Exports from all ports, 45,
S37, against 81, 240 last week and Al, 626 for
the. same week last year. Total exports
of unexpired portion of the year estimated
at 1874, 1888. against /, 3lS ,952 for the cores
bonding period last year. Receipts for the
past week exceed that of the previous by
5000, but the exports have fallen Off in cor
the immediate future will depend somewhat
upon the prospect of the growing plant. If
the crop promises well the planters will
market the balance OF the crop rapidly, but
should the new crop meet with any serious
drawback, and there are already complaints
from some sections, the planters will hold
their cotton for better prices.
The bulk of the cotton has been marketed
and the season drawing rapidly to close.
p1yar hay cd faG of in,
consequence of falling off of exports to
within fraction of specie shipping point
for gold coin. Already Canada coin has
gone forward, and on Saturday the steamer
Doreau took $3.50 600 in gold bars. This
shows an important bearing on the cotton
Ezade and on foreign. exchange, which Is
likely to be further illustrated in the i'm.
mediate future. Governments are relatively
higher here than in Europe, and railroad
securities have received severe blow on
the other SIDE. This leaves the country the
alternative OF shipping other produce than
cotton to fill the gap, or to ship gold; as
instance of dizziness in exports, some
European steamers have gone out with
stone ballast, owing to small amount OF
Freight and low rates.
WEST POINT, May 22.-Thirty soldiers Of
ssse SGpper corps deserted on account of
.lileged harsh treatment. The government
aGered fifty dollars each for their capture.
Il large number of the poorer citizens Of
Vest Point have joined the soldiers in the
pursuit.
CdNcrNNATI. May 22.-The Committee on
Signs of the General Synod of Reformed
Freshly terians reported long list of indi.
cations calling Tor the mourning of people,
Including marriage relations and govern
nent corruptions The question of union
with the United Presbyterian Church is the
special order for Monday.
CHICAGO, May PA large number of rail-
road laborers at Kit Carson will strike unless
supplied with arms wherewth to defend
themselves against the Indians They
threaten to seize trains and come eastward .
Advices from the Red river country report
an Indian outbreak imminent.
chiefs, including ''Spotted TAIL" ''Swift
Bear Fast BEST" and "Yellow Hair, !"
are coming here at the suggestion OF Parker,
the Indian commissioner, to meet Red
Cloud" the hostile Indian chief. They left
Sioux City last Friday.
LoNDo May 22.-The Observer of to-day
regar DIS the closing by the United States
government of the Sault Ste. Marie Canal
20 the Red River expedition as an act OF
studied unfriendliness.
PARIS. May 22.-Public buildings, churches,
cafes and some private houses were illu-
minated Yesterday evening in honor of the
declaration of the plebiscitum. The prin-
cipal streets were thronged with people, but
no disorder occurred.
The, publishers of the Steele, Rerei, Rap
net Snd AUenir National have been confined
10 Imprisonment for one month each and a
ane of one Thousand francs, for the publica.
ton of spurious proclamation oyer the
signature Of Louis Napoleon.