New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-05
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play Of fireworks in theevening, which were
witnessed by large numbers ladies and gen
tlemen from adjoining counties. The vessels
in the harbor were an tastefully decorated
with bunting - sf -,
WHIrE S1LrHuR SPRINGS, Va, July4:-
Independence day was celebrated here by
complimentary dinner, given by the xesen.
PeytOn, prOpriet0rs Of these springs, to the
representatives Of the press Of Washington
and Richmond
James A. Wardin, Senior, editor Of the
Richmend DispdtcA, presided, and speeches
were made by Senators Howard and Yates,
Representative Keely, of the Virginia Leg
islature, Colonel John b. Baldwin, of Viz
ginia, w. w. Barr, of the Southern AssO-
be given tonight. ...a-a ,fft5
MoxTGOMERY, July 4.-The day was OBJ
served by the closing of stores, banks. etc.
A Republican meeting, which has been
advertised for several weeks, was held.
A row took place over the dinner, in which
several cOlOred men were cut and shot, come
dangerously, all of the same party. .4,s
WOODSTOCK, Conn.,, July 4.-There was
grand celebration Of the Fourth, attended
BY President Grant, Addresses were deliv-
cred BY Governor Wooslford, OF New
York if9i ~" p sise - F-3f
PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-The Athletics
UCAt VAC u1UttldAS VILE UltcK0OOuS OCO8V
twenty-four to eighteen. ~ gEV s u
QUEENSTOWN, July 4.-Yachts Cambria
and Dauntless started on ocean race; they
reached Daunt's Rock at two o'clock this
afternoon, in tow, where the yachts SapphO
and GevandOlin awaited them,
Weather fine; strong northwest breeze.
At 2:3O the first gun was fired, and the
Cambria and Dauntless were dropped of
from the tugs; five minutes afterwards the
Dauntless shot ahead, and for twenty miles,
when the Cambria tackled with the wind
and seemed to get ahead; wind had changed.
and then blew strong from the southwest.
5 General opinion is, with quiet seq and
favOring wind, the American will win, but
rough weather is sure victory for the Cam
briaa Betting ON the result very active.
PARIS, July Affecting OF Americans to-
day at grounds Of DR.. Thomas w. Evans to
celebrate the Fourth. Ex-Governor Wash
burne, of Massachusetts, presided. speeches
by consul general read, COlonels Hoffman
and Moore, of the United States Legation,
Mhrat HOltstead, of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, Dr. Evans, and others. Minister Wash.
burne was unable to be present. The as.
semblage was very large. The American
club held reception during the day, and
illuminated their building at night.
LONDON, July Censorship in France
over foreign papers is terminated. 9a4ers
A correspondent Of the Manchester
Guardian predicts the early recall of Minis
ter Motley, on the ground that his inactivity
defers the adjustment Of the Alabama ques
ton. r -, tfsf s5
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July 4-Barometel
29:45. Wind west and strong. Arrived
Steamship st. Louis. at l1:5O A. M, White
head master. from New York, to A. MOul
ton: Sailed: Brig Marietta.
MEMPHIS, July 4.-Weather clear ant
pleasant. River declining. Nothing doing
to-day.
VICKsBURG, July 4-Passed down: Mollit
Able at 8 A. NJ: Grand Era at P. M; Simp
son HOrner at p. NJ. Up: Great Republic a
p. NJ: Mary Houston at 2 p. N. River sta
tiOnary. Weather clear and warm.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON July 4, Evening.-COnsols CLOSED
at SO. American securities steady; bonds o.
1862 9Ozs; ten-forties 86A. Stocks firm. 4
FRANKFoRT, July 4.-Bonds opened firm
96l4 96ss; closed quiet at 96lS 96A
Paris Bourse quiet; rentes 1855. -es
LIVERPOOL, July 4, Evening.
closed dull, irregular, uplands 924d.; Orleans
lOd. Sales of the day 10000 bales, includin,
1900 for speculation and export. Shipment
cotton from Bombay to thirtieth ultimO
since last report 10000 bales. Breadstuff
tirmer; corn 3Os Cd.
LONDON, July 4.-Sugar active on th'
spot and atloat. ,.,-.. ,..-...-.-f ~