New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-14
NEW YORK.

yellow Fever On the Spanish Rau-F,5I-
ure OF stock BrOkers-Six Cnses ~
SunstrOke-POliticaI Discussjoy D.
don of ku-KluX PrisOners-Arcbb;s6o,,
OF BaltimOre-SenatOr WiIsOn-Cb,rI.s
|. sumner-BlOOmingdale Asylum Case
General Hillyer Betting Heavily ON
Grant MeNican Claims Arrest Sor
Misrepresentation of OfFunds-Harry Rms
sett-AlRbamR Cotton.
| NEW YORK, August l3-It has beeu os
| certaIned that there are now twenty men
on the Spanish ram Fumencia snfFerina
| from yellow fever. Six men died on tbe
| passage from Havana to this port, and the
| seventh died to-day. The remaining sicL-
will be removed to the hospital tomorrow
The Numencia is being fumigated.
Some excitement was caused among the
residents OF Staten Island at the arrival
yesterday afternoon of q Spanish war shin
with yellow fever aboard. A strict ouaran-
tine is to be maintained, so that the scourge
will not reach the city.
Wordsworth & Co. this morning notified
the Stock Exchange of their failure Some
four hundred shares of stock was sold out
for their account
There were six cases of sunstroke in this
city yesterday. Several showers, accom-
panied by lightning and thunder. occnrred
last night, continuing till ten O'Clock, when
the weather cleared again becoming ex-
tremely hot.
1t is expected that the political discussion
between the cOlOTed men, Saunders for Gree
ley and Garnett for Grant, will take place
Thursday evening challenge has been
sent by Saunders to w. +. Butler (Grant.
colOredl, inviting him to meet his colleague,
George w. Patton for Greeley in like
manner.
a Washington dispatch saws Colonel
Whitley, chief of the secret service division,
reports in favor of the pardon of Collins
and seventeen others of the Ku-Klux from
South Carolina now imprisoned at Albany.
Collins was one of the persons for whom
Gerrit Smith had interceded, and is an
llllterate, simple-minded man. The seven
teen other cases are analogous to Collins
Colonel Whitley reports against the pardon
OF Brown, for whom recommendation was
made by Mr.. Smith, but makes no recon-
mendatlOn in the remaining forty cases. 1t
IS understood that those recommended for
pardon will be released Immediately
A private telegram from Rome to Arch
bishop MCClOskey announces the appoint
ment of the Right Rev. William Henry
Elder Bishop of Natchez, to be Archbishop
of Baltimore, to succeed the late Arch
bishop Spaulding. Bishop Elder is a native
OF Baltimore, where he was born in 1872
Senator Henry Wilson returned here YES
terday from Indiana.
Senator Sumner is in town TODAY. en-
route to Boston. He visited the Liberal
headquarters.
Mr.. Sumner declines speaking here. his
health being anything but good He has
not promised to speak in Boston, the tour
being merely for his health.
Mr.. Sumner will probably be unable to
speak in the State of Maine
General Hulyer announces his determine
ion to accept the wager of $4,000 offered
n the Daily Nelrs that Greeley will be
elected President. He will also wager the
-aIue of house and lot in Harlem two TO
me on Grant
The Bloomingdale Asylum cases were
gain before Judge Barrett to-day, and
Hiss Drew, at her own request, was re-
handed byJustice, who says she spOke.cO-
lerently in the asylum until friends were
eady to remove her.
The case Of Miss McCabe went over until
A meeting was held at the Fifth AveDue
iotel last night, at which a number of gen
lemen who are largely interested in the
lalmS against the Mexican government,
low pending before the international Amer
can and Mexican commission, were present.
The expression against the recent action
i the Mexican commission was very warm.
The proceedings were concluded by Sc
ncting, a gentleman well known in legal
nd military circles to. communicate with
he authorities Of the two governments with
eference to the speedy settlement Of the
rOuble between the commissioners.
Evening.-Money 304 " cent on call
rans. Sterling 8l3 0S5s Gold ll444 QII4M.
Governments steady. Skies of 1881, lI6h;
We twenties of 1862. l16I9; 1864. II6IR; 1865,
lG24; new 1883; 1867, ll52a; 1868. 1854;
CIV tives ll2a4; ten-fOrties Il3A Ten
essees 1874, new 73as; Virginias as, new
}, consolidated SOS, deferred Is; Louis
mas So, new IS; levee skies co. eights 20:
ALBANIA eights 49, fves 50; Georgia skies
), sevfns s.; North Carolinas "a, new q,
1ecial tax II; SOpth CarOlinas s., new %.
pril and October 26l3.
James p Lindsay was arrested, and gave
all in the sum of $ll 900, charged by the
lecutOrs under the will Of Professor
oIse with misappr0priation Of funds
The race horse Harry Bassett viii, run
lr miles at the next Saratoga meeting
sainst LexingtOn's time-7:l924.
The first bale of Alabama cotton, Glassed
adding, sold at auction yesterday, for
irty cents per pound.
ArriyedASteamers Hansa, San Salvador
" City Of Galveston. Arrived Quietly
Paris and Caledonia.