New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-05
NEW YORK.

Specie Shipments-Suieide from Jealousy
Methodist COnference-GreeIey Ratifi-
cation Meeting-C Car Drivers ON a
trike-,Jewelry Store Burglarized-
The Press on the Ratification Meeting.
NEW YORK, June 4.-The specie ship
ment today was $500, 900. Engagements
for tomorrow are one and half millions.
Mrs. Jane Farley in a fit of jealousy and
dependency, cut her throat
Charles O'COnor is arguing the case of
the people VS.. Tweed ct al.
In the Methodist Conference Rev. DR..
Fuller offered a resolution to establish a
cOlOred conference in the territory now Oc-
cupied by Georgia and Alabama confer
ences After some discussion the resolu
ton was tabled.
A resolution was adopted TO send dele
CATION of their number to confer with the
Methodist Church South, with a view to
harmOnizing all differences.
Admiral Nelson, charged with completely
with his son, Abram Nelson, in purlOining
valuable papers from the private safe Of
Phelps, Dodge g. Co., was this morning
held for trial in $4,000 bail.
Money easy at405 per cent on call loans.
Sterling ga 097s. Gold l1443 ll47s. Gov
ernments opened steady; new fves 1l3A ;
skies of 1881, 1904; five-twenties of 1862,
II44; 1864, ll47s; 1865, I151b; new issues,
I171s; 1867, I177s; 1868, II75s; ten-fOrties,
1925 State bonds closed very heavy;
Tennessees, old 721s, new 72; Virginias,
old 48, new 54; LOuisianas, old 60, new 55:
levee skies 6246, eights 70; Alabama eights
sc, fves go; Georgia skies 72, sevens 49,;
North CarOlinas, old BOA, new 20: South
CarOlinas, old so, new 34A. Sub-treasury
balances, gold, $7,766, ,365; currency, $4,749,
300.
Arrived-Steamship Hecla and Manhat-
tan. Arrived Out-Calabria, Egypt and
Maine. .
The Greeley ratification meeting last
night was an immense affair. A letter from
Montgomery Blair, speaking of radicalism,
says: Not until it was attacked by Sum-
ner, Schurz and Trumbull, was it brought
to bay"
A letter from Senator Trumbull cOngratu-
lates the Liberals for deliverance from par
ty trammels, and for giving the people an
opportunity to elect Horace Greeley Presl-
dent, to pacify the government and to o0h-
terate old animosities.
General Imboden, in a letter, says = He
hastens to assure the meeting that Southern
men heartily unite in support OF the p0lcy
and nominees of the Cincinnati convention.
The unanimitv in the South is without
parallel. The opposition in Virginia is COO
feeble to provoke campaign"
The car drivers will meet in a day or
two to take action for reduction of hours of
labor. They say they now work seventeen
hours a day for two dollars and fifty cents.
n is reported that the store of Carl
Fahrler, was entered by burglars last night
and $4,000 worth of iewelry and $4,000 in
bonds stolen. The police are reticent about
the matter.
The Times says of the ratification meet
ing last night: at was chiefly remarka-
BILE for what it was not It was not nearly |
30 large as had been hoped; speakers who |
it were relatively insignificant" |
The Herald says: at was an immense and |
popular assemblage; the largest and most |
imposing and enthusiastic political Eatifica- |
ton meeting drawn together in this city |