New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
NEW YORK.

Mass Meeting Of Carpenters-Thiers-
Bodies Recovered from the ATLANTIC
Minister Orr's Ren,ains to be Received
with Masonic HOnOrs-EmiKrants at
Castle Garden-FOrty Thousand Ar"
rived Last Week-0ght Thousand in
One Day Matters in Panama - The
Tweed JurOrs-Billiard Match BE.
tween Daily and Garnier for the Cham.
DiOnship-PreparatiOn for the ObserS
unce Of Decoration Day oliver Char.
Itch sues the Post for Libel-lnterua.
ti0nal Yacht Ceurtesies.
New YORK, May 24.-A mass meeting Of
carpenters resolved to adhere to eight hours
and to enforce the regulation.
A Herald special says Theirs expects four
teen majority. Il defeated. he is prepared
to resign.
Apprehending disturbances. Generals Du-
crot and Cnansey are ordered to join their
commands at Tours and Eevers.
Four hundred and twenty eight bodies
were recovered yesterday from the wrecked
Atlantic. One hundred and eighteen pas
sengers are missing, lnciuuIn5 Neai!y .
Snecie shipments today $2O).000.
The Free Masons have decided to receive
the remains of Russian Minister ORR upon
arrival.
The Carpenters Society has notified all
mem bers working over eight hours to quit
work Monday next.
Forty thousand emigrants arrived at
Castle Garden this week. Over 5000 came
Monday, the largest arrival ever known.
Arrived out-Henry Chauncey. Algeria,
Nevada, Washington and Meade.
Bank statement-Loans increased 81 TO-
900: sDec;e decreased a triie; legal tenders
decreased $375,OOO: deposits increased
g. 900. 900: loss in reserves S775,OO0.
Transactions in Southern States $i3,OOO,
all in Tennessees, at S0.a 81.
Panama dates to May Is, per steamer
| Henry Chauncey, say commissioners have
| been sent 70 President Neira from Panama
| TO bring him back to assume the head OF
| the government.
Tie prefect of Aspinwall. Senior Perrett,
was acting president.
| Amnesty had been arranged and the ex-
pense of the late trouble was TO be assumed
| by the state government.
! During the fighting in Panama prior to
| the amnesty, the national troops lost
| twepty-three killed and thirty-three
wounded, while the other party lost twice
that number.
Considerable property outside the city
has been destroyed.
The guard furnished by Admiral Stead
man still! remains, prote citing railway and
steamship property. but the force Of l3t
men he furnished the citizens was with
drawn on the twelfth, as matters were
more tranquil. Those Of the militia blacks
outside the city have taken to the woods. Ex
President Carreaso remains BY. request OF
the citizens until tranquility is restored
General Barriosbare has been elected con
! stitutiOnal President of Guatemala and the
rebel faction dispersed.
It is stated that Senior PalaciOs, who re
Gently arrived at Panama, has purchased
the steamer General Sherman, and il now
fitting her with armOr to proceed to OmOa
Honduras. to overthrow the present gov
ernment of Honduras.
A story is current that clerks in the dis
trict attorneys Office have been assigned
to the duty Of ascertaining the social an(
business status of citizens summoned t(
&C. as Jurors in the Tweed case on Tuesday
| next.
Maurice Daily. the champion has ac
| cepted the challenge Of Albert GARNER to
play billiard match, Involving champion
ship and possession of the diamond cue.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the Grand Army of the Republic fol
celebrating Decoration day. Governor Di,
recommends that the day, being lega
holiday, be appropriately observed.
Henry w. DraytOn. city baker, convicted
il the United States District Court of Tren
ton of smuggling, mas paid $1,000 into the
| court to settle the case.
Among the passengers for Europe to-day
were Anton Rubinstein. George Vardsln
hoff and Hester Clymer.
Olive Charlick has sued the Post for $40,
900 for libel.
Thermometer S2o at P NJ.
The Royal Western Yacht Club of Ire
land has invited the New York Yacht Clui
to participate in its annua, regatta a
Queensburg, July 80. The special prize il
cup presented by Queen Victoria.
Money easy on call and ranged from to 3
Exchange on actual business at 8's 08i. TO
prime bankers. Gold opened at llSk q ll3ss
| fell to 1854, rallied to 1885, aud closed q