New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-13
" EW YORK.

Treasury Awards for BOnds-FOrrester-
Death of n Supreme Court Judge-Tht
Edwards and Chambers Fight-Sub.
Marine Torpedo Boat Launched-DentE
of Bishop Eastburn-CharIes O'COnor
Keeps DecIining-A Party Without a
Candidate-The Political Campaign In
augurated-Stoc Exchange-Presenl
Hours Continue bids for Gold.
New YORK, September I2-Arrived-
| Steamships Crescent, City of Washington,
India and Frankfort Arrived out-Alex-
andria.
Awards were made by the treasury to-
| day for $l,0OO,OOO of bonds at $lI2 8712 to
| $l13
| Forester, the alleged murderer of Ma
on habeas corpus, as expected.
Judge Henry HOgeboom, of the New York
| State Supreme Court, died this morning.
Edwards and Chambers have ranged
for fight to take place in six months, Ed
wards betting $1,000 to $lO00
A number of naval officers yesterday
witnessed the launching of the newly built
submarine torpedo boat at the Brooklyn
navy yard. The naval constructor, how
ever, expressed his disapproval of the use
| OF the torpedo, and thinks the boat unsafe.
Manton Estburn, bishop of the diocese of
Massachus 9tts, died at Boston this morn
ing.
Charles O'Conor, in response to an ad-
dress Of the Louisville delegation urging
him to accept the nomination for the Presi-
dency, has written an elaborate letter de-
claring he must decline.
In response to the elaborate letter of
Charles O'Conor declining the Louisville
nomination, the chairman of the Louisville
delegation has written another letter ten
dering thanks for Mr. O'Conor's utterances
of sound political wisdom and pure moral
ity nd Jo+
adhere to Mr.. OConor as candidate of the
people.
Money, after being firm at 405, fell sud
denly, and was freely offered at 2 at the
close. Exchange dull; IO97s. Gold 1I3
Government SKIES of 1881, 1853; fve-twen-
ties of 1862, Il3a4; 1864, 1I334; 1865, II4A,
new 1924. Southern States are very dull
and heavy; market closed heavy; Tennes
sees, old Y, new 72; Virginias, old Az. new
81; levee SKIES 60, eights 70; Alabama eights
83a4, tives So; Georgia skies 72, sevens IS:
North CarOlinas, old 5324, new 2015, special
tax l3; South Carolinas, cid 54, new 251a,
April and October 254a.
Notwithstanding City of Galveston.
The campaign has been fairly inaugurated
in this city. Last evening the Republicans
held first OF series of rallies to be held
at the Cooper Institute.
The Liberals and Democrats held ratifi-
cation meeting in Union Square tonight.
Crowd estimated at 10000.
The Stock Exchange decides to continue
the present hours of business, which are
from 10 A. NJ. to 4 P. M, and Saturday
from 10 A. NJ. to 3 P. NJ
The directors of the National Rifle Asso-
citation met yesterday. 1t was announced
that the targets ordered by the assoc. atop
from Europe were now on the way hitbor; |
also that the Secretary of War had been I
requested to detail markers from tho regu- /
lars.
General Sigel and Major Partridge were !,
appointed to vacancies in the executive cor
mittee. n
There were twenty-f2ar bids for gfron ",
III 35 100 to Ii3 The amountald viii ii'0 80
for sale was 81 .Pd0, 600, and iF
at from Il2 $500 to II3. on of the Ma
At tho fist annual e5n Manufacturers
tionaI Association representation of the
yesce'Ysify;' ;ra1 q i;a,fgfest of the country was
6Tongtt9 and AZ meeting was one of great
'reseh4s1p s4Spce ystsN After an all day session the
lnpolvSyion adjourned to meet at Philadel- 3
oa o q e. January next. The object of the y
ma aaItfOn is to obtain full Information of u
! 3ssslstics- and condition of the iron trade 9
roughont the world, improve the manu- u
cture of iron, and secure harmonious ac- u
1n in all matters Of interest to the trade.
Edmond Yates, the author, was arrested | p
England yesterday. T. T.
The following is full text of the o 'Conor IT IT
tier of yesterday: N
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENrLEmEN-my y y
ewaas to the duty OF resisting the BaltI7 -
ore nomination coincide with those which =,
III have expressed. Unless their lines are ~ ~
,pt firm and their antagonlsm on some f. f.
al or supposed principle, consistently sus- = =
ined, political parties can produce no good' r.
hey are on their face mere factlons-com- y
nations to delude the people, and divide, as =
'ofits Of a trade, such portions of wealth as =
n he wrung from them under forms of o
" " Y Consequently, m in country governed q
parties, an avowed coalition OF elements Y,
fore deeply and vitality antagonistical, @
r the mere purpose of carrying an cleo