New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-13
NEW YORK.

Specie Shipments-The Bible In Public
schOOIs-Pupils Refusing 90 Read Not
Excluded - James Gordon Bennett's
Funeral-PRlI Bearers-Cubnn sympa-
thizers-Their BIyterlOus Movements.
New YORK, June l2.-Specie shipment
to-day 1862, 900.
The State superintendent Of public in
struction decides that the refusal to read
the Bible shall not exclude child from
school.
Arrived-steamers Niagara, San Jacint0
and Champion. Arrived out-Australia.
The funeral of James Gordon Bennett
will take place tomorrow. The following
will officiate as pail bearers Jones Of the
Times Stone, Of the Journal Of Commerce.
Marble Of the World, Hastings, Of the Cont
laereiaI, Dana Of the SIM, Brooks Of the
Express, Childs, Of the Philadelphia Ledger,
Bonner, OF the New York Ledger and Hud
son, of Concord, Massachusetts,. Archbishop
MeCloskey has been invited to conduct tho
ceremonies
It is stated that large number of Cuban
sympathizers, including General Ryan, left
here on two schOOners, which were seen OK
Barnegat transferring their earg0es to d yes
sell supposed to be the Fannie, and it is be-
lieved that their destination is Cuba, and
that the Fannie will be transformed into o
war vessel 1t is believed, also, that thres
expeditions from this country are on their
way to Cuba one sailing from Philadelphia
one from a Southern port, and the Fannie.
Thermometer 90o to-day.
1t is now quite evident that the enthu-
siasm Of the numerous trades in favor Of
strikes is fading out It is stated that large
deteetiOns have taken place among the sew
ing workmen, cOaehmakers and others.
The German band, the Emperor Williams
cOrnet quartette, Mime. Pescha Lentner, the
great soprano, and Herr Straus, the great
composer, are expected TO arrive hore to-
morrow, en- route for Boston, to take part
in the Peace Jubilee.
Several German societies, and many pri-
vate citizens and prominent musicians, have
notified Colonel Howe, the Jubilee agent
here of their gdesir9 TO give foreign mu~
sicians a cordial reception upon arriving,
and to escort them to the boat on their de-
parture for Boston.
TIE piano-makers to-day met and resolved
not to employ Workmen for less than ten
hours per day.
institution Of the United States commenced
Yesterday and ended to-day. The secretary
reported that the institution had more than
doubled its members since last July, par
tieularly in the city Of New York. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: John j. Bond, s. g.; M. CAMPBELL
s. ID. G. NJ; r. Q. Knox, s. g. 81; Captain
John Fullerton, s. g. T.; A. Richardson, s.
C.
Judge Blatehford to-day overruled all de-
murrers of the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany against the substitution Of Mrs. Fisk
asplaintiff, in place Of her late husband.
Money 415 per cent on call loans
Sterling l092i a l097s. Gold ll4ls. Govern
ments dull: "a a 4 lower; new fves II2ss
skies of 1881, I205; fve-twenties Of 1852
iI4h; 1854 il4Ik; 1865, ll5h new Issues
III: 1867, ll7as; 1868, 1l7lb; ten-fortiea
IlIM. Tennessees, old 1874, new 1873; Viz
ginias, old 48, new 81; Louisiana sixes, old
so, new S.; levee skies 65, eights ~; Ala
barna eights "a, fives 60; Georgia skies 1S,
sevens So; North Carolinas old, 81 =, new
2Ih; South Carolinas, old 50, new ~
Horace Greeley will be one OF the pail
bearers at Benefits funeral tomorrow.