New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
NEW YORK;

Strike-C Closing Of Mills in Rhode Is.
land-Death of an AuthOr-A Wrestling
Match tchArranged-Denth of an ex.Presi-
dent Of Venezuela-Anti-Rniir Com
ventiOn-GeOrge Francis Train-IIc is
Found to be sane.
New YORK, May "a Herald special
f rom Madrid reports indications of revOlu-
tenary activity.
Tue city is placardel with manifestoes
urging the people to demand the immedi-
ate proclamation of a federal republic, the
abolition Of capital punishment, abolition
of the State Council and tho separation of
Che Cburo and Stateo
General Confre has been eeaIuesfed BY
the tede az coinmiesee So become PSesident,
but declipedo
A Fed-rast mee'Ng. To-day, was called,
but there was no disturbance The people
did not come armed as threatenedo
The snip join-rs of this sity arc ebout
striking for VI per dayo
A Providence dispatch Gays chat several
other mills have clusedO IL is thought that
the crisis of the strikes vile come on Jhurs-
day or Fridayo
Archbishop Baffeyfs YslYte il1o 100
Judge Woodruff decides that the United
States courts have no jurisdiction in the
suit between Collectas Bailey and the Cen
trail railroad, both 51ing citizens Of the
same State.
ue u1eu III luc LiSuJu dNcHuc
road shops, having threatened to strike,
were discharged and non society men en-
ployed.
The discharged have assumed threat
| ening attitude. and the police are guarding
| t works.
There is an improved tone in business
| and financial circles owing to the mere set
| tied and easier condition of the money
market. Gold, however, is higher; sales
have been at III HIS and 1l74. On
| gold loans rates have been 4 to Y per cent;
| for exchange dull rates, business about S1s;
| for prime sterling 93s a 9h; for demand
| nominal, rates being Sa4 and 9ss. Money
market easy at 7 per cent to stock brokers,
and al to government bond dealers; the
latter are pressed by those who wish to
lend only on government bonds to take
| money for three to four months at I.
! Government bonds strong with the rise
| in gold and with ease in the money market.
| Foreign bankers strong, most nOticeably
| buyers. Business in Southern State bonds
| at the board amounted to $4,000 with the
market strong, pal Iticuiarly for Tennessees.
| Stock market with more steadiness than
yesterday has been strong, Pacific mail,
| which is using its influence on the remain
der Of the market, alone having been fever
isho The principal dealings have been IN
| Telegraph. Union Pacific l1ike SboSee Sew
| York Central and Ohio
| This afternoon a ruInoS &as otarte& on
| che street thaa Oakes Anes was dead, and
Union Pacific declined one per ceno The
| rumOr is untrue.
John r. BrGadhead. author Of the history
! of the State of New York, naval officer Of
| this port from 1853 to 1857, member of the
United States legation at The Hagne in
| lS4l, and known for his literary researches
and studies, died here to day of pneumonia,
! aged fifty nine years.
| Arrived-HuntsvilIe, San Salvador, Flag.
Arrived Quietly of London.
| The superintendent OF police has issued
| an order to captains, requiring them to re-
| port the number OF liquor saloons in their
| respective precincts, names of prOprietors,
whether kept open on Sundays and election
| DAYS: whether females are employed as
bar-tenders oS waiteys9 and oaiiOus other
| informatione
| Homer Lane, Of this city, and John Nc
Mahor, of Rutland, Vermont, have signed
articles to wrestle for $500 side and the
championship of America, on the thirtieth
instant, at Troy. /
/ General Jose Antonio Paez, ex-President
| of Venezuela, died here this morning, aged
| eighty-fOur.
! The regular members Of the Anti Railroad
! Convention have been i'll session all the at
ternOOn. The subject discussed was the
policy of making the proceedings public.
| The services over the body OF Bishop
McIlvaine took place in st. Paul's Church,
| this evening.
A distllery at No. 5l3 West Fifty second
street has been seized and held for con-
demuation, on the charge Of illicit distilla-
| ton.
The investigation which has been going
on for the past few weeks before Chief JUS
tice DAILY and the sheritf-s Jury into the
mental condition of George Francis Train
| lnI l,, a. .
he was and is sane, and responsible for his
acts.
The district attorney will now prosecute
Mr.. Train on the indictment found against
him for publishing an obscene paper-the
Train Ligue-in connection with the Wood
hull and Clafin matter.
In the Western Producers Convention
this evening, 4. II. Ferguson, OF Troy, New
York, was elected temporary chairman, and
Stephen r. Moore, of Illinois, secretary.
The committee on credentials and perma-
! nent organization and on the constitution