New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
NEW YORK,

| Annira In Cuba-Trade With the Interior
| Cut Gn-IEsurgents Well Supplied
! With Arms-Presbyterian General A.
I aembly-Cariists Victorious In Puerto,
| In Nnvarre-Judge Ptcrrepons and the
Russian MissiOn-Nixsn Preparing for
| his Fnte-IEceadiary Fire in Jersez
| City.
New YoRH. May ,j-Admirai Green
whites from Santiago de Cub. that traffic
with the Interior is Gu: off by the insur.
gents. admiral Green believes the insur.
! gents better supplied than ever with arms
! and ammunition, and reports the insurrec.
ton as daily becoming more formidable.
Kew. JOHN Hall, IL a letter on the Presbv.
/ terian General Assembly. which com.
mences its session in Baltimore today,
says: 1t represents charC0 formed from
the rscen: rnion Of wha: were known as
| the Old and New S:h,ol churches.
| It does not inclaGe The United Presby.e.
| rians who main .ain d separate existence
Oh the matter Of praise. nor the large sec.
| tion Of Presbyterian churches in the
Southern StaTes sill! standing Ou. on the
issues of the la.e war, nor the Cuvenanters
who still retain some of the peculiarities ot
the historic body in Scotland. nor does it
include the Reformed Church which lately
dropped the word ''duties.''
The Brook yn horseshoe bosses have con.
"eGed.
a special 20 lie Herald reports complete
'!ctOry for the Ca!lis;s az Puerto. in Ma.
varre. The battle ended with a grand
charge. causing :Lc total you. Of the gov.
.rnment troops.
The Cal!sts captured one cannon, four OF
the Republican chef officers and sixty-!uur
hen. The v!c.Ors Numbered 5000.
Stokes case comes up before the Court Of
Appeals within fourteen days.
The iui, in the case Of Fr,ynars aU.ipcs
ex Collector Shell. for Che exaction OF
5 GOO, eco Of Illegal duties. failed to agree.
Arrived Out-Aus:ralia ard Columbian.
Judge Pierrepont says he has not de.
cided whether b. WI accept the Russian
mission. He Will decide after 9 yisi: 20
Washington.
Government securities and State bonds
unchanged. Money was easy during the
morning. TO 7, with d drop 20 in the at.
rernoop; late dealings were ) to 6; the of
feIings Of money were very large to lead.
ing domestic bankers. Foreign exchange
strong: moderate transactions; actual
business 8 S7s. les. d FOR prime bankers.
Gold ranged between ll75s and Il77s.
Loans were 4 20 for carry ing.
Nixon seemed to be unaffected today by
the intelligence that the Supreme Court had
refused tie motion Of his counsel. lie ex-
pressed wish to see his children, and
when they were brought, be was completely
oyerc me. The scene at their meeting is
described as one of the most painful tie
keepers ever witnessed. Nixon's wife and
sister vii! ieu!aE with lin until late
hour TO night.
The eolcred men today celebrated tie
anniversary OF the passage of the civil
rights hiN bv a parade. a meeting was
held to.lght az Cooper institute.
Inc case Of Car! VigU'. the alleged Be-.
gan murderer. for when extradi:on is
sought. came mp for examination to-day be.
fore United States Commissioner White
The exan!ira.::I VIII prubab last seveCa.
days.
Counss ior Howe male an application :"
the general term "i TIE Supreme Court &c.
day tor new trial III the case Of David
Murphy. under sentence ot death for the
murder rot David Barry. Decision reserved
\ man banned Lawrence. noticing some
Oil on the wa,er ii: .hc jersey CITY docks.
threw a lighted pape: on il. " hen it caught
fire. and the flames spreading. set t.e 30
.wo barges and also 10 the dock. V here a
large quantity "t tar was stored. Lawrence
was arrested. b.! j: Is believed tia: he e.:u
no: be punished.