New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-17

SeoF0 Signals Taken Down anA Re.
placed - Goversuse1es Net Active
States Dall-ExeFa 0oosaoa Of ehe La.
islatare t. Pass RsSerm Charters-An.
ether CholeFa DeasA -Haes0ci Mai
Co@pany DiReesoru-John aliechel,1
Sa1t1TWeed Net IndlceeA0Teu Hlella
Net ReslsDed.
New YORK, November l6.-The storm
signals, which were taken down ct noon.
wer ereplaced at two o'clock.
Evening-Money closed easy at SOC Dis.
Gold heavy. lllh 01llh. Goveramepts
not very active at " Y advance. Five
twenties Of 1862 lllh. State bonds duh
and heavy. Virginias steady. Tennessees
weaker ON second call New South Caro-.
linas sold on first call 1T 30, and on second
call q, closing at 30. Tennessees 81 ~, now
6at; virginias son, now 6; Louisiana
sixes IS, new S.; Levee sixes 66b, Louis
isns eights IS; Alabama eights 90, iives s.;
l9; South Carolinas II, nav @.
Skies of 1881, ll7k; five-tweuties of
1862, l1ll4; 1854, Ills; 1855, lll&, new
issues 1l41s; 1867, ll4at; 1858, ll4H; tan
forties l097s.
An Albany special says: Governor Hoff.
man met the Democratic State Senators at
Troy to-day to consider the propriety Of
calling an extra session Of tho Legislature
to pass tho new reform charters already
drafted BY O'Conor. Tilden and others, for
New York and Brooklyn.
One more death from cholera occurred at
West Bank hospital to-day.
The Pacific mail matter has been adjusted.
Alden B. St0ckwen was chosen president
and F. w. G. Bellows vice president. The
designations of Clews and Lockwood were
accepted, when they were made individual
stockholders and reelected directors.
John Mitchell gained point to-day in the
suit against General Dig for alleged false
imprisonment, Judge McCune denying the
mOti0n to transfer to the United States
court for the reason that it did not come
under the laws of Congress of 1863 or 1866,
the arrest having occurred June IA, 1866,
which was q subsequent date to that fixed
BY the Presidential proclamation at the
close Of the rebellion.
District Attorney Garvin denies the re-
port Of Tweed's indictment BY the grand
jury, saying the case has not beea brought
The rumor that Tom Fields had resigned
his seat in the Assembly is untrue.
Ihe residence Of 1r. Nathan, who was
80 mYsteriously murdered, is being con-
verted into . gambling hell.
The committee of seventy are giving their
exclusive attention to framing . new city
charter and election law, and similar mat
ters for the Legislature's attention.
Ex-Governor Solomon 10 chairman of the
on legislation. The COM
mittee have secured quarters corner of
Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street.
There is considerable talk of running ex-
Mayor Havemeyer for the mayoralty in the
spring if the new charter is then in effect.
Ex-Governor Seymour to-day had long
conference with Samuel L. Courtney, chair.
man of the Appollo Hall Democratic COM
mittee, relative 10 the organization of the
Democratic element in the city and State.
1t is known that Governor Seymour IL
anxious for the consolidation Of tho party
here, with view of excluding the corrup-
tionists of Tammany from the future work
ings Of the patty.
At meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce this afternoon . resolution recon-
nending that the government pay liberal |
for carrying mails to all suit
lble lines of American steamers calling to |
oreign ports was offered and discussed to
adjournment.
The board of fro undeewriters have
AIKEN measures for the removal of an i'm
nense number Of empty oil and gasoline |
.arrels near co0perage establishments 1T |
he corner Of South and Clinton streets,
which are said to endanger the safety Of |
Millions Of dollars worth Of property.