New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-23
NEW YORK.
Financial Affairs,

I New YORK, October 22.-Boutweli re.
| turned last night to New York. Upon ma
| tional finances he 1avors expansion does
not approve Of the resumption of specie
| payments until the balance of trade in this
countrys favor shall justify it; he opposes
| banks paying interest on call deposits
Charged with Immense ForRsrfes,
Four men are reported arrested on
| charges connecting them with the recent
/ immense forgeries Of New York Central
| bonds. The evidence against them is said
to have been furnished by the engraver
| who made the plates from which the forged
| bonds were printed.
action of the Italian Congress Respectius
the Traffic in Italian Children. ID
The Italian censul saws the Italian Cham
Der of Deputies has, at his request, passed
bill prohibiting traffic in children, and
this bill will be one of the first taken up by
the Senate in November, and will. when it
becomes law, etiectually put an end to the
Italian slave question.
Arrest Of Counterfeiters.
A dispatch from Knoxville, Tennessee,
announced the arrest of seven more of the
Tennessee counterfeiters by Colonel
Whitely's force Six of them were locked
up in default of bail. Three more persons
will conclude the number of arrests to be
made In the immediate vicinity of Knox
vile.
1t was thought they would be brought in
last night when the secret service corps
would leave for North Carolina TO assist in
completing the arrests there.
Exports of Prsduess
Exports of produce from this por. for the
week ending yesterday, $7,43O,526. mixed
value; exports for Che corresponding period
last year, $G,lI4.G5S; total exports since
January ], OF this year. $23s, ,O02, ,655. against
SlSs, 1O3, l56 last year.
4 Case Of Yellow Fever.
Patrick Henry, a laborer, residing a9 No.
- Washington street, was found this morn
lug suffering from yellow fever, and at once
removed to Blackwells Island. The disr-
tecting corps are at work on the premises.
The fsnalia Believed to be Safe.
Tho agents Of the Steamship dsmalSa,
hence for Glasgow, September %, have no
apprehension of Che safety Of the vessel
They think her machinery is damaged. She
carried no passengers. Her crew numbers
about forty. She has eop1e $500 tons Of as-
sorted CARGO
The fowhafans
The United States steamer fowsatan is
East On the sand spit of Governors islands
The Forsers.
The four fnen arrested, charged with be-
ing engaged in the late issue Of fraudulent
bonds, are said to be the most skilIfnl
mechanics and manufacturers of the plates,
paper and seals for the issue of counterfeit
bonds. The arrests were made several days
ago, but the fact was kept secret until they
could be indicted, which, it is believed. was
done yesterday. Within the last few weeks
about 100000 of the forged bonds have
been seized. The prisoners are said to be
wealthy.
SAFE Of &sochefort,s Ehecess
The sale of Henri Rochefort's propersy in
Paris lately produced 3545 francs, which
will be reduced to 1893 francs by the paw
ment of some small debts, and this consti- |
tutes the sole provision for his children.
save the value OF an unpublished romance. |
The considerable profits from the Lantern,
and Mot GOrdre, have passed |
away, no one knows whittier.
Base Ball. !
The game Of base ball between els Atlan-
tics and the Athletics was called at the end |
OF the tenth inning on account of the dark |
ness, and resulted in tie of four to four.
The Atlantics scored three in the second |
inning and one in the sixth; the Athletics |
one in the first inning and three iS the
eighth.
The Stokes Case,
To-day the father Of Stokes Testified TO
insanity affecting two members of his fam
ly and relating proceedings in connection
with the litigation between Fisk and Stokes
about the oil refinery, which witness claims
unsettled the prisoners mind.
An Editor Sent to Jaif.
w. F. g. Shanks, city editor of the New
York Tribune, was committed to iail in
Brooklyn, by Judge Gilbert, for refusing to
give the name of the writer of a recent arti
Gle in that paper, the information desired
being for libel suit against the writer
ohanks gave the name Of Whitelaw Reid as
the responsible editor, bnt declined to give
the name of the writer of the particular
article, as it would be violation of one of
The rules of the Office.
The Express says that to its view Shanks
gave all the information necessary to just
prosecution Of the case and all he was
called upon to give short Of coercion, and,
therefore, stands committed, not for an Of