The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-01-07

in width, and upon all double-coiumn az
Vertisements similar charge WILL oe A'"Ao'
airy have become useless since the re-
cent SHOWS and frosts.
In consequence of the difhculty In
keeping communication open, the Prus-
slams around Paris are eating reserved
provisions, 4.-.s
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The cotton
| movement for the week shows q falling
on receipts and increase in exports.
Receipts at all ports 124, $50 bales
against 1920 last week and 155,7H
the previous week, and 1924 three
weeks ago; total receipts since SePtem-
Der ] ,625, ,395 against ,34O, 46s for the
corresponding period of 1869; increase
3s4, ,927; exports for the week ~, ,546, OF
which "a, ISL went to Great Britain and
1888 to the Continent; stocks at All
ports up to last night being 531 ,O39
bales. From this it will be seen that
exports for the week increased 22,443,
while stocks on hand are 139, ,445 more
than at same date last year. Amount
in sight ut this date is as follows: Stock
in Liverpool 379, 200; American cotton
afioat for Great Britain 355, 600; Indian
cotton afioat for Great Britain and Fu-
rope los, 600; stock on hand in United
States 63s, ,s96 bales; total cotton in sight
1,626, 7S6 bales against 1893, ,562 at this
date last year.
ROME; Jan. liking Victor Emanuel
left to-day. amid enthusiastic demon
stration. Before his departure he made
Il donation of 2OO, 900 francs for charit-
able purposes, and begged the munich
pality Of the city to devote to similar
objects, sums intended to defray ex-
penses of festivities on the OCCASION of
his visit.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The French iron
clad Guyenn was ordered to leave
Queenstown.
The Prussian corvette is off Dunga-
room. ...... .'rt.
The insurgents in Uruguay have ta-
ken Montevideo by surprise.
The Prussian government explains
the sinking of the British GOLFERS In the
Seine by stating that they were forced
to bring them to.
The Sultan of Turkey and the Khe-
dive of Egypt are again on angry terms.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-Mezieres has been
occupied by the Germans.
The French have evacuated other ad-
vanccd posts northeast of Paris since
the reduction of Fort Avron, and the
forts around Paris are silent.
BORDEAUX, Jan, 2.-NIinister Gam
BETA in his address yesterday Mt prefec-
ture, said: The government was bound
for the defence of the country, but that
it was mortal, and we must not con-
found q Republic with persons who had
been forced, by the events, to assume
power. These men, when invasion had
been repelled, would resign and submit
their action and judgment to the nation.
The largest liberty would be accorded
tn h.. ion Nr ton
speech must be as free as thought, but
language or engendering words hostile
to the government, would be repressed
with energy.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The WORLDS
special says the court Of Berlin is ex-
pecting an early surrender of Paris.
There are continual courtesies occur
ring between Berlin and Wilhelmsho-
hen. The Emperor is confident of res
toration, but the Empress spends most
of her time in weeping and in praying
for peace.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. mo cotton
market to-day.
Troops are concentrating in Southern
Russia.
Gladstone's constituents request his
resignation, his policy having impov-
erished them.
The French governmental at Bordeaux,
have designated Jules Favre to repre-
sent them in the Peace Congress.
Eugenie received Persigny, Marquise
La Nallete, Rouher, and other distin-
guished impcrialists on New Years
day.
Prince Louis telegraphs to the gov
ernment at Darmstadt, that two regi-
ments of Prussians whipped a superior
French force on Saturday southeast OF
Orleans. The Prussians lost so men.
LONDON, Jan. "A severe engage
ment, in which the French were sue
cessful, preceded the evacuation of
Gray by the Germans. |
The Telegraph announces on author
ity that the demands upon Prussia by
the British cabinet relative to the seiz-
ure and sinking of the English GOLFERS
in the Seine is in IL fair way of adjust
ment.
BORDEAUX, Jan. "A pOftlOn Oh
Gen. Chansey's army are now strongly
posted near Vendome.
In the engagements along the Loire
| for the past week, all have been sue
| cesses for the French.
! Near Latrache 1000 prisoners were
taken by the French.
| BORDEAUX, Jan. 3.-Thc weather is
moderating, and the artillery for the
defence of Paris is now so numerous ant
so well mounted, that the enemy viii
be unable to make any serious impres
sions upon the Notifications.
1t appears that Gen. Won Moltke
after the battle at POnt NOyelles, be
tween the armies of Genls. Faidherb
and Manteufel, sent IL message to Gen