The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-01-07

with successes over the enemy with his
flying columns of Algerian cavalry, who
routed body of Prussians yesterday.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The Worlds
special from London, 18th, says the
Duke of Cambridge is about to be sue
cectled by Lord Napier us Commander
jim Chief of the army; and that Mr.
Cordwell, Secretary of War,will be sue
ceeded by Lord StrOthraine.
England is determined to arm.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 3.-King William
has abandoned the idea of entering
Paris upon capitulation.
The forts of Paris arc to be garriSOncd
and provisioned for two years, and the
Germans are to hold Alsace, Lorraine,
Belfort, Bitsche and the line of com
munication with Paris after uncondi-
tional surrender.
The National Guards are to be armed
| ton of order in the capital; and the
Corps Legislatif are to be summoned to
meet on the Sd of the following month.
BERLIN, Jan. 4.-Certain bankers of
Berlin are sentenced to Il lengthy i'm
prisonment for participating in the
subscription to the recent French loan.
| LONDON, Jan. 4.-Advices from Rome
say that Cardinal AntOnelli cordially
received the ambassador sent by King
Victor Emanuel to announce his arri-
val in Rome.
The Prussian government declined
to second the Austrian demand upon
the Powers for fresh guarantees for the
lsecurity of navigation on the lower
Danube.
Letters from Paris state that the citi-
liens suffer greatly from lack of fuel and
food. The severity of the latter how
lever, is mitigated by stores being Off
clally distributed by the government.
New YORK, Jan. 5.-The kilograms
Especial from London, 5th, says: A dis
patch from Havre, dated 3rd, reports
Bourbaki marching on Germany, and
Chansey at Lemans constantly pushing
, ahead the flying columns.
, There are 10000 troops marching to-
, wards Paris, rio Charities.
Garibaldi, at Dion, is doing little.
r Faiderherbe, at Barras, is preparing
to attack Mantcufcl, probably with the
intention of joining Bourbaki.
, There are 16, 900 troops in IIavre, and
+ 10000 at Belbec, inclusive of the Franc
Tireurs, cavalry and regulars. A for
ward movement has commenced to-
. day.
> MARKET REPORTS.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-Depe,7ed.-
May Flower for the Ouachita.
Flour-tirm; supr. $3.50; double OK
5.75; treble eX. 600.
Corn-tirmer; white and yellow -.
| OatS-5S.
Bran-$1 Boa 40.
t Hay-prine %; choice 80.
Pork-in good demand; moss 2O.j0.
Bacon--no shoulders; clear rib anC
clear sides 13l.
Hams-19@22.
Lard-scarcc; ticrce l2l; keg II.
, Sugar-fair 7l@z; prime 94@1o.
Molasses-in good demand; common
, 400 50; choice G1@2.
Whiskey firmcr; western rcctitiet
| 1.O5@1O.
, Coffee - moderately active; prime
, l5l@4.
Cotton easier; sales $3.50; good ordina
ry 1905; low middling 134@144; mid
r ding 144@ J; receipts $500 bales; exports
1000; Liverpool 6559.
Sterling 1913; sight Z discount.
Gold 11O4.
NEW YORK, Jan. I.-Cotton weak
uplands 15s; Orleans 1873; gold very dull
at 11O!@S.
= LIVERPOOL, Jan. l.-Cotton tending
down; quotations unchanged.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-Ete''i,tg.-Cons
unchanged; American securities Iuic
and steady.
NEW York, Jan. 5.-Cotton tending
down; sales 1000 bales; uplands 10; golt
10Y.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4.-Ece"iay.-Cot
ton dull and irregular; uplands to sgd
Orleans S4@ Cd; sales 10000 bales; spec
ulation and export 1000.
!, MIR. w. c. Crutcher, of Homer, pass
ed through Monroe yesterday, accom-