New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-31
NEW YORK.
ConnoIIy's Bail Defcient-Jay Gould Ar.
rested-Fisk Sick with Small.P0x-
Warrant for His Arrest-POlice Paid
nv Lottery Policy Men-Sub.Treasury

rested-Fisk Sick with Small.P0x-
Warrant for His Arrest-POlice Paid
by Lottery Policy Men-Sub-Treasury
Receipts-Bank Statement.
New YORK. December 30.-Connollys
bail is still deficient, and his release i'm
probable before the latter part Of next
week.
Federal Commissioner Osborne denied the
motion to dismiss the complaint against
Federal Bank Examiner Calender.
Jay Gould was arrested to-day, upon the
suit of Charles c. Allen, but was released
upon parole until next week, when he will
furnish bail to the amount Of $4,000.
warrant tor James Fisk, Jr., found him
sick with the smallpox.
The Even;ag Ne,rs, Ben Woods paper,
charges that the lottery policy men of this
city openly boast that they pay to the police
department $4,000 per month for protection.
Evening.-Moner closed tight at per
cent gold on call loans to l-l6 per day com
missions. Sterling nominal; commercial
bill 1925 a lt'8s. Gold l09 q lO9A. State
bonds dull but very firm. Tennessees old
63a4. new 63l2: Virginias old so, new 80;
Louis;anas old 60, new So levee skies 81,
eights -: Alabama eights 90. tiyes 62: Geor-
gia siXes70, sevens II; North Carolinas old
81. new Il: South Carolinas old 49, new 24a4.
Governments steady and higher. Skies of
1871. 1855: tives of 1862. ll0l.: 1861. ll01a:
lSt5. 1l4l2. new ll5ls: 1868, li6; ten-forties
10
The United States Sub-Treasury received
during the week $l,7s4OOO in gold for Gus
toms and paid 1894 900 interest on the pub
lie debt. The prepayments of January
gold interest amounted to $3.50, 900, and
currency interest S945,00O. Total amount of
five-twenty bonds redeemed at the New
York office is So. .207. Redemption of three
per cent certificates for the week amounted
to Sl.l12,Oo0
The bank statement makes more favor
able exhibit, and shows net gain of
$l0.oiA 40 ia legal reserve. The banks
now hold s, 326, 400 above the twenty five
per cent required by law. The following
shows the changes since last report Loans
$22Sl, 500: circulation decreased $32.SO0;
deposits increased sl,O5l, 100; legal tenders
decreased S935000.
The funeral Obse1uies of James H.
Hackett. the veteran actor, were held to-
day at Jamaica, Long Island, and were at
tended by a large number Of prominent citi-
zens from this city.
There have been seven new cases of
smallpox and three deaths since yesterday.
Pat Murphy died in Brooklyn to-day
from injuries given him by John Maynor.
John has been jailed.
The owner Of the steamer Florida, which
was erroneously reported as having been
seized by Spanish man -Of-war, to-day sent
| a communication to the Secretary of the
| Navy asking protection.
| Arrived-Iillie.
The grand jury Of the Court of General
| Sessions has adjourned till Tuesday, Jan
uary 3.
There is the best authority for saving.
says an evening paper, that high officials
| have been indicted, and would have been
| arrested to-day, but for the legal question
| arising out Of the existence Of rival grand
| juries.
! President Berg, the humanitarian, ad.
| dressed a communication to j. G. Bennett,
Jr., this morning, admOnishing him to de-
sist from taking part in pigeon shooting,
as contemplated, and says he will enforce
! the law in the premises.
f. S. Fitch, a stock broker, who has been
| a heavy dealer in Wabash, suspended TO-
| day.