New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21


NEW YORK. JuLe l9.-The Gotten move
ment for the week light In receipts, bat ex
ports unusually large for the season.
Receipts ct Ill ports, Is. coo bales, ae aims
1885 bales last week, 22.44l the pr0viou
week. and SO, 737 bales three weeks since
receipts 1t sil ports from September =
date, reach 800. 478 bales, againet 0e7. ~
bales corresponding period OF Isse year
showing On increase of 7l2 1853 bales In favol
OF the present season; exports from ail port
for the week, 40 332 bales, sgainst 20 962 balei
lsst week, and 6798 bales this week; EXPORT
from all points since September 10 date
2,022. 874, against lao, COS for same time last
year; stock ct all ports, 229, 277, against
-95 89l last year; stock in interior towns,
46 1856. against 48, l67 last week, and SO21
this dste last year; stock In Liverpool,
of American cotton afl0at tor Grea(
Britain, lis. 600, against 81. 900 last year;
amount of Indian cotton afoat for Europe,
355,ll6, against 623 500 last year.
The quarantine war is driving many ves-
sells TO Bostou and Philadelphia. r27s
Arrived: Steamship Sherman.
There u considerable anxiety about the
Henry Chauncey, nine days overdue from
- 4 pasaipg sisaner brings report Of, ter
q fible fre d Asptnwail. which may account
for the detontion Of the Chauncey. The hre
occurred ON the eth Of June. At last I'D.
vicss the hrs Vas still raging. IS 20
: .AsPlx0ALL. June 5.-fhe Channcey broke
. shaft and returned to Aspinwall. -, -.
SALT LAKE, June ia gentleman just
returned from Omaha reports the folio wing:
preached Platte river. the engineer discov-
cred q band Of Indians, about three hun
dred, mounted, crossing the track; q the
train neared, the 1ndians began to yell; Tho
engineer supposing they were about to
attack the train, put on more steam and
dashed through the crowd, killing thirteen
Indians and IS many ponies. :. 3
FoRrKIss AoNkoE, June 10 The military
authorities have been called upon TO drive
the colored squatters from farm At Ocean
View. Company C.. of the Fifth Artillery,
was sent over for that purpose this after.
noon. II
81. Lou1s, June l9.--The total taxable
property Of this city, as Just determined by
assessors, u Sl47 81, 40. The total liabih-
ties, - ascertaiseds by the investigation
committee, now examining the various
city Offices. is sl2.6s4,467. Total assets
The Republican moved 70 its new tempo.
rary quarters on the site of the old building
yesterday, and the pepper will be issued
therefrom till the new and permanent one
10 erected, corner Of Third and Chestnut.
PAnls, June l9.-The Journal ODfeiet will
publish this week the prospectus and statutes
Of . new Franco-Ameffcsn bank, which is to
be founded in this city BY n. Penart and
other French bankers, in conjunction with
Iessrs. BAlch. Hoffman and other American
capitalists residing here. and General Dix,
Johu J. Cisco, George Walker and others, Of
New York.
Minister Washburne considers the scheme
of such importance that he communicated
by telegraph with Washington on the sub
ject, and hes forwarded copy of the stat.
utes Of the proposed bank to the Secretary
Of State. The capital is fixed ct IL, 000, DOOR,
and much more has been offered.
LONDON, June 19.-The Globe says the
cool weather and refreshing rains have had
q good effect on the growing grain; notWith-
the breadstuffs market is not per-
ceptibly lower. The bullion market gath
ers strength daily and all kinds of security
Is torpid. l