New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
WHOLE NUMBER lS45.

demning the action of the emigration coma
mIssloners. in furnishing foreigners TO take
the place of the strikers.
st. Marie Girardin, whose death was ane
nounced by cable this morning, was a Well
known French author, and was at one time
a member of the French Assembly He
was aged seventy-two years
The. following is the bank statement
Loans, decrease, S2, 1000 ,000 specie, increase,
1878, 900; deposits, decrease, $S75, 900: legal
tenders, increase, S500,0G0.
Money was very stringent till the close
when 1t dropped to plain Z. Stearling heavy,
7ss. Gold llSNS a llSA. Governments a.
tritle lower.
Skies of 1881, l20lR; five-twenties of 1862
1l74; of 1864. ll724; of 1865, 1872; new
l74: of 1867, ll94; of 1868, Il7&: qew
tives. lis; ten-forties ll2E.
Money was unusually stringent today
after opening at Il j.. it advanced to- 2s. but
just previous to P. NJ, when nearly alb
the bank accounts were made up, the fate
of interest dropped to plain " cent Ex'
change heavy and lower: under the rise IN
gold and the money stringency very little
business was transacted and rates ar@
somewhat nominal at IN. Gold opened
at 1888, sold up to 1913, but fell to llSa&s
and closed at 1888 GllSA. Loans were
from fiat to y cent for carrying. Cove
ernments dull and steady. but slightly be-
low Thursdays prices
Arrived-Calabria. Arrived OHt-&bySo
sinia and Leipzig.
George Cole was fined $50 TO day 6y &h@
court Of sessions for adulterating milk,
The storm still continues.
The gas companies don't apprehSpG RnS
further trouble.
jay Gould, in the Erie investigation, teso
tilted that he sent $4,000 TO Clinton county
for members of the Assembly, and $4,000 to-
the Republican committee St SteubeR
county to secure the nomination of tho
right men. Candidates were in the hahit
of coming to him. Vouchers for $50 ,000s
! $4,000 and 100000 were signed by him in
| 1870 for legal services, but did not know
what the services were. He understood alb
! the directors received money in March,
| 1872, for legal services, or something else
| 800 900 were expended that time.
| kerhO kunsawa, young Japanese
n0beman, studying in the Brooklyn Polyo
! technic Institute, died Wednesday, and
will be buried in Greenwood Cemetery at
| his own request.
| CITY of Mexico adyices say the Juarstas
| and Porfristas parties have formed a pow
| erful opposition to the government, and
! have adrOitly seized upon the general dis
| satisfaction at the administration for ats
1 railroad policy.
| jay Gould has appeared before the Erie
| investigation committee. He said that hes
was not aware Tweed was employed by
the Erie company as lawyer or that any
money was paid him.
Barker was engaged to go to- Albany to
! guard against hostile legislation. He did
not recOllect that more money was paid
Barker during the session OF the Leglsla
| ture than at any other time.
When shown Tweed's vouchers, Gould
| said he knew nothing about them. He ad'
| mitted that large sums were spent TO detray
election expenses. Money, ne said, was ap'
| piled in nearly every senatorial district in
| the State; much was charged on the books
| to legal expenses that went for other pur
! poses; this no called the ''india rubber"
fund. Gould was very cautious and Little
| definite information was obtained.
! A Havana special says that the Captain
| General states two letters from Ceepedes
were found in OKelly's possessionS and
that he will be treated as spys
A meeting of the friends of the lost cabin
| passengers by the Atlantic passed resOlu'
| tions cOndemning the managers of the
| White Star line for lack of energy in gecoys
| ering the bodies.
1t is reported that Brigham Young will
| accompany tho missionary party to Arizona
The company will be large, as they intend
to assist in building the Southern Pacific
railroad. The object of the mission ls to
| obtain the political control of Arizona.
( The political complexion of the Ohio con-
| stitutional convention is disputed The
| official returns will decide tho case.