New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-15
Yesterdays Evening Dispatched

New YORK. July 1.-THE Grand Jury
proposes to indict the rioters for murder,
and the utterers of incendiary speeches as
accessory.
Mayor Hall assumes the whole response
bility of Police Superintendent kelso's
order forbidding the Orange procession, and
argues that the result proved the wisdom
of Kelsos order. The Police Commits
sioners, Democrat and Republican, were
unanimous in favor of Kelso's order
The deaths from the riot now number
ffty-six. More of the wounded will die.
The regiments are still quarreling over the
question as to which fired uselessly.
There is no question of the excellent be-
havior of the police. Their conduct is gen.
orally praised.
John McGraw, shipping merchant, is dead,
aged seventy years.
The rotary bleacher of Howland's paper
mill exploded, demolishing the works
Two more of the wounded rioters are
dead.
ST.. LOUIS, July l4-There was a severe
storm here last night. One man was killed.
Tax collectors in this State have seized
the Iron Mountain railroad engines, lot of
lumber belonging to the Marine and Dry
Dock Company, and the property of the
North Missouri railroad, for nOn-payment
of taxes.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 4.-Mrs. Cady
Stanton and Susan b. Anthony paid visit
of sympathy and coincidence to Mrs. Fair
s. Brumberger, who claims to have been
a private secretary to President Davis dur
ing the war, was arrested yesterday for
forging a check for one hundred and fifty
dollars.
He was leaving on vessel for Mazatlan,
but when the officer approached he jumped
overheard, and was with difficulty rescued.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-The Semi-Annual
IF TO
resist the move of the shoe manufacturers
for repeal of the tariff on morocco and
serge goods. A committee of twelve was
appointed to oppose the matter before Con-
gress.
Information has been received to the eff.
feet that Rafael Quesada, with two hundred
VeneZulins, were safely landed in Cuba.
Spanish reports say they were closely pur-
sued, many of them were killed and much
of their stores captured.
The entire amount of fve-twenties of
1862 outstanding is $490000,000. While it
is true that various suggestions and propo-
sitions have been made for its ABSORPTION,
nothing has yet been determined by the
Secretary.
new loan has not been withdrawn from the
market.
LOUISVILLE, July IA resolution was
adopted by the convention of Kentucky
Baptists, offering to give 100000 to the
Baptist University, if removed from Green
vile, South Carolina, to some eligible point
in Kentucky, provided the other Southern
States raise 100000 more for the same
purpose.
PARIS, July l4.-All the members of the
commune will be tried together. Arrests
continue.
The journals devote editorials to the ap-
preaching municipal elections.
MADRID, July 1.-THE COrtes has passed
a bill indemnifying the Bank of France for
the annullment of the treaty regarding the
Spanish loan.
LIVERPOOL, July 14-Cotton: Sales of
the week 127. 900 bales, of which 5000 were
for export and $4,000 for speculation. Re
ceipts of the week $4,000 bales, of which
IL 900 are American. Stock on hand &c.,
600 bales, of which $4,000 are American.
Actual exports 10000 bales. Afloat 1885,
bales, of which $4,000 are American.