New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
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LONDON, January Paris adVlees TO the
third have been received.
General Trochu has issued q prooiama-
ton, in which he says that the EFFORTS to
destroy the union and confidence to when
Paris is indebted for prolonged resistance,
have failed.
The army is preparing to act, and will do
its duty.
There is no dissension among the mem
bers of the government.
Generals commanding notifications re-
port slight damage to suburban villages by
the bOmbardment.
National and Mobile Guards arc being in
e0rporated with the regular army, for
more vigorous defense.
Dispatches this evening report that Gen
eral Bourbai is marching on Nancy and
Belfort.
The Prussians have reoccupied Auxonne.
The French have entered Lemur.
The Prussians generally are withdrawing
from the Northern departments.
The French marine infantry repulsed
Pruesian detachment near BrlaFs.
Favre still awaits an invitation to the
European Conference.
Uhians have appeared under the walls OF
Lille.
Great destitution prevails at Amiens and
vicinity,
General Faidherbe officially says he
thought the Prussians would not deny
French victory in his last fight with them;
but he finds that the German bulletins, for
a second time annihilate his army. Faid-
herbe proceeds to discuss the more glar-
ing inaccuracies Of the German report, ana
Gays: .,;,l
pccul,ied the village they had captured, and
went into camp early on the following
morning. As to pursuit, tie only support
Of the claim is that on the morning OF the
fourth two squadrOns OF cavalry charged
IN the French rear guard, one OF when
vas annihilated and the other wheeled on
md fed.
,ool on the steamship Cuba.
Halpin still refuses to accept conditional
,ardon.
The Times special from Versailles says:
he American consul, who was permitted tc
ave Paris, has arrived here.
tits stated that the Prussian guns could
lsiiy shell the city.
Not much firing to-day.
French redOubt at Notre Dame de
lamart was captured and the guns turned
con the French. Prussian loss, as usual,
significant.
VERSAILLES, JanuaW THE Germans
yOnd VendOme eneeuntered two French
rps; a severe encounter took place and
e French were repulsed.
The Germans occupied Azay, Montoire
Id intermediate villages.
yeT YORK, January 9.-Arrived: Steam
Erie. Denmark and Australia.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 9.--The United
Rtes steamer Saginaw has been wrecked on
can Island. Lieutenant Talbot, executive
icer, and Peter Francis, qilartermaster,
re drowned.
[sunday's Dispatches.
new YORK, January 9.-Arrived: Steam
ps George Cromwell, Western Metropolis
Georgia. Arrived out Nevada.
NE steamer Leo, of Murray's line, has
wed here with cotton from Vicksburg
let, the connecting link between Mont
aery and Selma being completed, giving
trough line of railroad from Nicksburg
savannah. This cotton was shipped on
I'd the steamship Queen, of the National
which sailed for Liverpool Saturday,
Twill probably he landed in Liverpool
ide Of twenty days from Mississippi
ier.
Tho cotton movement for the week is very
rye. Receipts at all ports for the week,
IS63l bales against 12i, 459 last week, l3O,
10 the previous week, and i55,7l7 three
qgelks since. Total receipts since sSeptem-
an. I765,096, against l,442, 474 last year.
Exports from all ports for the week, 81, 4o6,
Against 81, 524 the corresponding week last
6year Exports from all ports for the ex-
Apired portion of the cotton year, 9SS, 445,
against ia, GIL last year.
The stock at all ports is 555686 bales,
AGAINST 4f0,404 this date last year. Stocks
at interior towns are 1928 bales, against
1O2 697 bales last year. Stock in Liverpool
$4,000 bales, against 352, 900 bales last year,
American cotton ad0at fer Great Britain
$4,000 bales, against 5000 bales last year
Indian cotton ahoat for Europe 100000
bales, against 10000 bales last year
During the week weather reports from the
south were favorable, and facilitate picking
operations.