New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-07

Gle have been exported from this port.
| This shows the close connection of cotton
with the foreign trade Of the country. and
Also the correctness Of the views expressed
In this column. The receipts of cotton at all
ports for the week are q, AL bales against
&c, 737 bales last week, A, O55 previous week,
and 3S, 2s6 bales three weeks since.
| Receipts at all ports from September l,
1869. to date, reach 2,772. 432 bales, against
2,O46, 85l bales for corresponding period of
last year, showing an increase of 1855
bales in favor of this season. Exports from
all ports for the week were 36,160 bales,
against Is, 26l bales for the same week last
year. Exports from all ports from Septem.
Der l, 1869, to date, reach 1859, 593 bales,
against 1871 ,070 for same time last yeor.
The stock of cotton at all ports is 76U. $50
bales, against 139, 932 bales this date last
year. Stocks in interior towns are 81, 9l5
bales, against 81, 757 last week, and 1875, SAB
this date last year. Stock of cotton in Liv-
erpool is $4,000 bales, against 1872 900 last
year.
Amount of American cotton afloat for
Great Britain is l36, 900 bales, against lao 900
bales last year.
Amount Of Indian cotton afoat for Europe
Is 249,559 bales, against 40G6 bales last
year.
The market at this point has been dull
and dropping during the week. This state
of affairs was due to the increased ship.
ments from India, and the failure of some
parties here to meet their contracts for
future delivery.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-Jonah D. Hoover
is dead. He was Marshal under Pierce,
and prominent in politics before the war.
Nearly complete returns show that Whit
temore is returned to Congress by about
eight thousand majority. The vote as COM
pared with that of 1868, when Whittemore |
yra VI, ,nIx- Ii,vhS Ir,
one-half the colored vote and One-f fifth the |
white vote being polled.
GALVESTON, June 5.-The British bark |
Palace, from Liverpool, with assorted |
cargo, consigned to Hurley & Co., Calves
ton, went ashore Wednesday night last, near
San Luis Pass. She is drawing thirteen feet
water and is in ten feet water. This is the
same vessel that went ashore in Galveston
bay in the storm of October, 1867.
HAVANA, June 1.-The Captain General
telegraphs that fillbusters on board the
steamer George B. Upton disembarked at
PuntO Bravo, but were dispersed by one
hundred soldiers and two gunboats, losing
en killed, including Captain Harrison. Two
we're drowned and three taken prisoners
Their steam launch, rubber RATS and entire |
largo OF arms, ammunition, medicines, etc.. |
we're captured. The steamer Upton es-
,aped with some of the party.
The monitor Terror has arrived from Key
Vest.
The Spanish naval commander telegraphs J
hat the munitions captured consist OF two
ons powder, 100000 cartridges and 100
files. Cisnero, who commanded the expe-
ition, had sailed in the Upton with the
alance of the cargo for Colombia, for the
urpose OF bringing back 200 Colombans.
The loz de CUBA reports that 5000 tons | :
+ powder, 1000 rifles and the entire mate. !
al of the Upton expedition fell into the
ands of the troops. Several prisoners {
ken, who were Immediately executed. :
one OF the dispatches state whether the l
ipedition landed. c