New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-01
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches. I

ST. JOINS, N. B., June 29.-The deIega
ton of the New Brunswick government to
Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Island
governments, that were sent to endeavor to
procure concerted action against the fishery
claims OF the Washington treaty, returned
yesterday.
They are very reticent as TO their doings,
but they say that the fishermen and fish
traders of the islands and Nova Scotia are
favorable to the treaty, and intimate that
owing to the game the Nova Scotia govern
ment is playing with Ottawa, that that gov
eminent is not to be relied on to oppose the
treaty. The belief is that the delegation
failed in its object.
BALTIMORE, June 30.-Madison j. Marcus
of Augusta, Georgia, indicted here for OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenees, was ac-
quilted.
CINCINNATI, June 30.-The revenue off
GERS have seized Bucker & Miller's tobacco
factory.
CLEVELAND, June 3O.-John H. Lures.
Catholic Bishop of Fort Wayne. is dead.
WASHINGTON. June 30.-The President has
gone again, but will return once more before
going to California.
Public sessions of the Southern Claims
Commission are adjourned till October.
Secretary Boutwell, is absent from the
city. He will return in ten days.
PARIS, June 80, Morning.-Gambetta ar
many visits from both official and unofficial
personages.
The sentence of death imposed upon
Cremieux by courtmartial at Versailles
will probably be committed.
The work of rejuvenating Paris is pro-
crossing rapidly, Fully sixty thousand
masons are engaged in repairing the dam
aged buildings and erecting new ones. The
city Is also being thoroughly disinfected
rha of nd
press satisfaction at the success of the re-
view at LOngchamps.
A circular of R0uher to the electors
affirms that he is the defender of princi ,,les
of free trade. In relation to the future
form of government he says the nation
must decide upon it after the present cleo
tious have been held and the question of
fall trade has been decided upon. He de-
nounced the opponents of this policy as
mere factions.
The speech of Gambetta at Bordeaux
was upon the subject OF development of
education in France, and was received with
hearty approval and great applause.
The Journal Offeiel, commenting on the
review at Longehamps, remarks: I'VE have
shown Europe an army 100, 900 strong, val
orous and ably commanded, which has
saved the cause of civilization. We have
also called for two mlliards of money, and
have been offered five milliards. The ma
ton evidently RECEIVERS"
BOMBAY, June %. A dispatch from
Shanghai confirms the announcement of the
capture of the Tsianghoa forts by the Anne
ricans, with slight loss,
The Coreans had two hundred and forty
killed and great many wounded.
The French loan was introduced in Bonn
bay with immense success.
LIVERPOOL, June 30.-Receipts of cotton
for the week, $4,000 bales of which 10000
are American. Sales of the week, $4,000
bales; for export ll,OOO; for speculation,
$4,000.
Stock on hand, $4,000 bales, of which
Az 600 bales are American. The stock on
hand was estimated at $50, 600 bales, an ex-
cess of 10000 bales as shown by account
of stock just taken
Cotton Of all classes afloat, 100000 bales,
OF which h7,OO0 are American.