New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-19
NEW YORK.

Meeting of South Carolina BOndhOiders-
Arrived-GalvestOn Steamship Clyde
AshOre-The Tweed TriaI-Cases of
SunstrOke = Bismarck stopping the
Flow Of EmigrRtiOn-RepnbI Cam.
paigning-UniOn League Of Americas
NEW YORK, judy 18.-At meeting Of
the~South Carolina bondholders to-day, the
committee reported little progress in the
collection of subscriptions for the prosectl-
tiOn of their claims, and resolutions were
adopted requesting all holders to deposit
one per cent on the par value of their bonds,
for use in the contemplated suit.
Many cases OF sunstroke to-day.
ArriYed-Steamer Columbia, from Ha-
vaDa, aud st. Laurent.
A prominent member of the German
House of Representatives writes here con-
frming the news that Bismarck is to stop,
by legislation, the great flow of emigration
from the empire to this country, and char
aeterizes the movement as stupid, saying
the only way to prevent emigration Is to
afford the people the same advantages they
have here.
The steamship Clyde, from Galveston,
went ashore in fog this morning at Fort
Hamilton and remains high and dry.
The Republican National Executive Com
mittee held meeling yesterday afternoon,
which was executive in character, and for
the most part secret. Measures were dis
cussed for ktorwatding the canvass in
Pennsylvania, Indiana, North Carolina and
West Virginia.
Ex-senator Abbott made a cheering re-
port of the canvass in North Carolina.
Colonel Errett, chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee, appeared from
Pennsylvania in place of w. H. Kimbell
who is i'll. A suggestion was considered
from West Virginia, looking to the utiliza-
tion of all the elements of opposition to
II 4 1t
tails of the campaign will be organized
within a few days at headquarters here.
A secret session of the Executive Council
of the Union League of America was also
held in the afternoon, at which they re-
solved to cooperate with the national COM
mittee.
The Tweed trial opened with argument
by David ID. Field, of Tweed's counsel,
against the right of the people to bring
suit, after which the court adjourned to
September next, when a decision will be
rendered.
Money easy at 304 y cent on call loans.
Sterling exchange dull at 1895 a l0975 Gold
ll4lR a ll45s. Governments quiet; New
fves, 1884; skies of 1881 1l72l; fve-twenties
of 1862 1885, 1864, 1855; 1865, ll6ls, new
ll43s; 1867, ll59s; 1868, lis; tentOrties,
ll2A. Tennessees, old "a, new 743A; Vir-
ginias, old Al, new 50; Louisianas, old so,
new 49, levee skies 81, eights "a; Alabama
eights S4 fves 60; Georgia skies 764, sew
ens 81; North Carolinas, old 327s, new 20;
South CarOlinas. old 54, new %. There
were q bids for government gold to-day,
amounting to $4,l95,0O0 at from ia to
lI4.521R; amount to be sold S1,000,0 if
sold will go at Il4.4615 to lI4.52h.
A Herald dispatch now contradicts its for
mer statement that General Banks had gone
over to the Liberal Republicans.
Thomas ConnortOn was sentenced to pay
light fine in Brooklyn for selling liquor on
Sundays. The judge announced that here
after the law would be rigidly enforced, and
the severest punishment meted out to Of
tenders
The Tammany general committee tonight
ratified the nomination Of Greeley and
Brown, and appointed a committee 10 ar
range for a mass ratification meeting.
Marquis De Eoailles, the new French
minister, arrived this evening with his fam.
lily in the steamer st. Laurent and is stop
ping at the Brevoort House. He was met
down the bay by Deputy Collector Des-
anges and the French consuls at this port
and New Orleans, and conveyed to the
city by the revenue cutter General Grant.
He intends leaving his family at Newport
before proceeding to Washington.