New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-03
NEW YORK.

AnternaftonaI Meney Order Renleea1e,
| to the Principal Cities Of Earepe.
| NEW YORK, October 2.-Internationa
monev orders between the Crited State
and Great Britain commenced TO-DAY. Re
| init tances may also be made VIA SW tier
| land to the provincial towns and cities Of
Austria. Hungary, Spain, Russia. Sweden
| De 'mark, Greece, Egypt, East India and
China.
Judge Barnard has modified the ipirnc
tion order which reslrains the payment o
money without the Endorsement of Con
troller Green. and prohibits the raising Of
money without the sanction of the board o.
appOrtiOnment.
Evering.-MOney closed active at 7. The
demand for discounts is active. Sterling
heavy at "a 0S. Gold ll4a4 0ll47s. Gov.
ernments very steady. Five-twenties of 1867
ll6. State bonds ger orally dull: new South
CarOlinas active uut weak, sold dow il to
SOFA; Tennessees 7la, new 7lA: Virpinias
6ll2, new S. Louisiana sixes IS, new So
Levee SKIES 7O1a, eights g; Alabama eights
100, fives 6S; Georgia SKIES 3d. sevens 81;
North Carolinas Al, new 3; South Carolinas
Is. new 50.
Arrived out: TARA. Algeria aud Oceanic.
Application was made to-day before
Judge Bixbv for a warrant for the arrest
Of Mayor Hall on the charge of official
ucSlcCC III COuSCESlOu OI PUBIC
funds. The mavor will be notified to
appear at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow, and answer
the charge brought against him. 1t is
stated that applications will be made to-
morrow for the arrest of Tweed aud others
on the charge of fraudulently appropriat
ing public funds.
Five-twenties of May and November ad-
vanced from is O u. Market closed dull and
strong. Skies of 1881. llsk; five-twenties
of 1862. ll6; 64s ll6: 65s ll6s, new ll4N;
67s HAS: 6Ss ll47s: ten-fOrties lllA.
The yacht LivOnla, which arrived to-
night. made the run from Cowes to Sandy
Hook in twenty-nine days, three hours and
thirty minutes. Her navigating and racing
crew is composed of Captain j. X. Wood;
mates. r. Road, late Of the Cambria, aud
j. Strickland: j. Simon, aud two cooks, two
stewards. and thirteen able-bodied seamen
H. Home, of Bells Life, is passenger.
A meeting to make preparations for the
forthcoming celebration Of the declaration
of Cuban independence was held tonight.
About fifty gentlemen attended. The officers
were: President. Kilaro Cisneros: secre-
tary, j. F. Martinez; treasurer, l.. Rod
riguez.
In order to make the celebration as ;m-
posing as possible. it was resolved TO issue
an appeal to all Cuban merchants and
workingmen in the United States to con-
tflDute earnings anu prOnts they may make
on October 10, in aid Of the cause, aud to
send amounts speedily to Senor Aguilera,
Cuban agent in New York. Disneros stated
that the majority of the Cuban merchants
in New York have in advance acceded to
the plan.
A gentleman lately arrived from Havana,
whose name was kept secret, made q report
as to the condition of the liberals on the
island. The cause Of the republic is the
render of any republican troops or leaders
had occurred.
The government of the republic is exert
ing the same authority as heretofore, but
tor prudential reasons he cor!d not state
where the seat OF government was located.
There are three cities, from one to the
other Of which it is relieved from tine to
tune. 1t was stated at the meet ng that q
large quantity Of war material had been
dispatched to Cuba under the superintend-
ence of General Quesada, now in New
York.