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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-15
The Effect In Germany.

[From the London Times lcity article, Oct. 81
The Frankfort advices state that the rising In
Spain having provided the Democratic Press with
welcome excitement, the controversy about an I'M
pending war has totally ceased and the minds OF
people are relieved from the irritation of constant
sounds Of alarm. The Bourse has been firm IN con-
sequence, Spanish affairs are considered to be in
the main only OF interest to the Spanish bond
holders, Of whom there are not many at Frankfort
the last loans having found no subscribers, all invest
ments at that time having been directed towards
United States bonds. These continue very firm,
although the is somewhat overstocked by large
arrivals botn OF 1855 and ten-forty bonds Aus
trtan and South German stocks maintain their
price. The government Of Portugal are alleged to
have negotiated for an advance OF IL 900 on two
loans Of two and half and seven and half million
sterling to be issued on the first favorable opportu-
nifty. The affair has been concluded with the So
cete Generate at Paris, some Frankfort firms being
interested and it reported that the charge for the
accommodation ID as high as eighteen per cent.
Another business has been negotiated by Frankfort
and other firms with the municipality OF Naples for
loan OF IT, 600 Door. (f640 000) for which certain
amount OF lottery tickets will be issued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-15
Er gIish Opinion.

Everything at present seems to promise smooth
progress towards the construction OF the new gov
eminent In SPAIN for those VINO have assumed Inc
task of setting 1t up have hitherto done everything
decenty and In order. The date for the election and
c0nyocation OF the Constituent Cortes, that shall de
termine the form OF government under which spain
IL 10 live, has not yet been liked but will not be
lonx deferred Hitherto the leaders OF the revolution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-15
YORK HERALD THURSDAY oCrUBER l5 ls68TRPLE

santcna, eight leagues from here; the rest were
peasants from the mountains very badly armed.
The forces sent against the town came from Valla-
dolid and Burgess; they consisted Of 1900 men, with
three tWelvepounder guns. There was most muir
derous combat in the streets near che cathedral.
three barcadee had been erected by the insurgents,
VINO fought like lions for two hours and half. 800
men men We're Killed or wounded The Civil Guard SUI.
Iered most, losing eighty men. The rebels embarked
on some steamers and set sail for Santona. war
vessei protected this operation. General Colonge,
with his troops, Ia now here The population re-
NAMED quiet Santona IL the Gibrater OF the north;
ls well armed and could hold out for Q long time.
Novallche6 received Q wound, upon which ne re-
solved to quit his post and return to Madrid leaving
the command to General Paredes. There is no doubt
tnat the royal troops In Andalusia will either dis.
perse or join the insurgents. We may LOOK forward
10 their entrance into Madrid in twenty-four hours
Already the town has been for several hours IN the
utmost c0mm0tion. Some OF the civil guards nave
set up the shout OF .viva Prim l'' and although
others have answered by the counter cry "Muera
Prim ~ no collision has as yet occurred 1t Is evil
dent the has lost its senses no less than
its force and 1t to attempt resistance or repres
sion. there are many thousands OF people IN the
streets ready for the barrcades. To penetrate into
the Puerta del Sol its approaches has become al
most impossible owing to the immense throng.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11
SALE OF CANDEMNED ORDNANCE
AND ORDNANCE ATOKES AND
OTHER ARTICLES AT ST. LOUIS
ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
October 3, 1865, q large quantity OF CONDEMNED
ing Of
Iron Cannon, Artillery Carriages, and Cannon
Balls, Artillery implements and Equipments.
- Carbines, Mus6ets, Rifles, Pistols, Shot Guns
Swords and Sabres
Infantry and Cavalry A Accoutrements
Halters, etc -'
Artillery Harness and parts of harness.
Leather, brass, copper, and iron scrap.
cannon mortar, musket kno rifle powder, and mis-.
eellEneOus articles.
An opportunity viii be offered by this sale for
towns and associations Or individuals 10 purchase
guns and carriages which may be for salute pur
poses.
A Catalogue OF the articles to be sold will be fur.
nlsned upon application al this Arsenal or at the
Ordnance Othce, WashinRton, d. y.
Terms cash; ten per cent the day of sale and
the remainder when the property is delivered
Ihlrty days will be allowed for the removal Of
neaVy ordnance. All other stores will be required 10
be removed within ten days from close of sale.
Packing boxes TO be paid for at a stated price, TO
De determined by the commanding officer.
ne ohcer making the sale reserves the right TO
oid IN and suspend the sale whenever the bidding
proper authority on some Of the articles or when.
ever the interest Of the United States N oppiD
,,.-.r E. d. CALENDER,
Brevet Brig. Gen. U. S. A. Lieut.. Col Of Ordnance
Commanding Arsenal.
st, Louis Arsenal, M Missouri. August %, ls6s.
se4 IL
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11

OoNTKoLLER's OFFICE, CITY HALL, !
New Orleans September 3, 1906, J
Notice % is hereby giyeS that the Controller will at
adudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders the above
contract as per specifications.
PAS. LABARRE, Deputy Controller
SPECIFICATIONS concerning the extension Of
the Ninth street Market in the square bounded
by Magazine, Harmony, Constance and Ninth
The extension Of said market shall have the size
and din ensions marked on the plan, aud the new
building shall be in all respects simia for materials
1s 1 sv to tns poTtlon ready putt sde &c
The new tables and stalls shall be similar to those
already in use The new tagging shall be Of the best
North river blue flags we laid in a bed of good
mortar made Of lime and sharp sand, And the bor:
ders the street and alley side shall be made of
North river curb stones, well iointed and buried
foot below the leyel of the banquettes and alley.
The pump used to wash the markets shall be re-
moved TO the rear alley and connected with one of
the existing wells
able and laid tlush with the new tagging.
The new building shall receive three coats of the
best gil paints, and the old work only Two, Of the
The rQof and cutters of the old market shall be
The old Pisstsring shall be also repaired when
: < x new bSnqlstts with curb stones and wooden
made on Harmony street. beginning at the end Of
the present market and extending as far as the line
The whole work shall be made of the best mate.
riAls and in the best workmanhke manner, and un-
der the supelvision Of the City Surveyor.
The work shall begin ten days after the approval
Of the adjudication By the Common Council, and
shall be completed In ninety days under penalty
OF five dollars per day for each aud every day
thereafter the same is not compieted
Good and solvent security in the sum of three
tractor to insure the faithful execution Of The
contract.
Payment in cash on the completion of the work
and its acceptance by the Surveyor and
chAirmen Of the Committees on Streets and Land
tnRH
Il is well understood that in case Of failure hy the
contractor % begin or finish the work, or any part
thoroof, within the period fred, or In ease the
Z which the work Is being eTecuted, ths Common
0e1neil shall have the right TO annnl the contract
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF
HOUSE.

OFFICE CHEF QuARTERMAsTER,
Department OF Louisiana !
New Orleans, La, September /, lE6s
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
- VIII be received at this Office until twelve NJ.
FRIDAY, the eighteenth day of September 1905
for the construction at Chalmette Cemetery, Lou,
isiana, about six To- miles below the city Of New
Orleans, Of
One Small Brick. House, one story. with three 81
rooms.
Plans and specifications can be seen at this Office
where all particulars may be learned.
No bid viii be entertained from any party who has
hitherto failed in his engagements with any branch
Of the Government.
Bids will be opened at time above specified and
bidders are invited to be present at the opening
TheU nied States reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals.
Proposals must be ndorsed Proposals for erec.
dressed to the undersigned
By order Of Gu8rtermaster General United States
Army. CHARLES II. TOMPKINS
Breyet BrigRdier General and Chief Ouartermaster
sest 1t Department of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11
NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS BUREAU OF REFUGEES
Freedmen. and Abandoned Lands
District of Louisiana,
New Orleans, La. August II. 1865
A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A Thomas d. Hannon lateAssistant : ub Assistant
Commissioner bureau Refugees, Freedmen, and
Abandoned Lands, parish OF Carroll, Louisiana, for
moneys withheld by him, being the proceeds of Ger.
tam cotton entrusted TO his or turned TO
him for sale, for the benefit of said parties, are
hereby notified to present the same, in legal form.
70 these headquarters before the thrtieth day OF
September, 1855 or they will be debarred from any
participation in their share Of the moneys that have
Harmon.
By command of Breyet Major General r. @, Bu.
ehanan u. s. A, Assistant Commissioner
LUCIUS II. WARREN
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel U. s. A. Captain Thirty
eral arI9 9Ot
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11
PROPOSALS FOR FENCE.
OFFICE CHEF QuARTERMAsrFR.
lRnarfTpauf Of I

III. 4
Department of Louisiana
New Orleans. La, September !, 1863.
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
- will be received at this office until II NJ THURS
DAY, the twenty-fourtn September 1858 for the
furnishing and construction OF Iron Fence around
the National Cemetery at Chalmetta. Louisiana
near New OreansD Said fence will be 5l24 feet
long foundation blocks for the railing TO be of con-
crete, embedded two teet in the earth, dimensions
"a by Is by ls.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Office
OF the QuartermEster General United States Army
WashiuEton, D. G.; at otic- of Depot Quarter,
master, New York City at office of Depot Quar-.
termaster Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and at this
Office
The ability Of the bidder to fulfill his agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible parties
No bios will be entertained from any party Who
has hitherto failed in his engagements with any
branch OF ne government.
Bids will be opened at time above named, and bid.
ders are invited to be present
The United States reserves the right to reject any
OF all bids.
Proposals must be endorsed proposals for fence
at Chalmette Cemetry, and addressed 10 the IN.
dersgned,
BY order of the Qaartermaster General United
States Army. CHAS Il. TOMPKINS
Breyet Bngadier General and A. O. NJ
sestt Department Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11
OFFICIAL NOTIOES--CITY.


quired By article 1906 Of the Civil Code and with.
OUT applying 70 court of justice TO annul the same
ana Witnout indemnity; and it is also well under
stood that IN case the contractor shall at any time
aDanoon the WORK, or not finish and complete the
same IN conformity with his contract, the said con-
any part OF the work done by him up to the date of
ais and that the city shall be thereby
therefor; aud it is also well understood that in case
tne e9n3et be Eesod the contractor and his securi
nes ~ sEa 3e heio ana pound, in soido, to pay unto
which the contractor originally contracted to per-
ioIn the WORK, and the price at which it may be at.
judicated at a resale or readiudlcation
BIDS 70 be for the whole work complete.
New Orleans, September l, 1858
(olgned) L. SURGI,
~ Oity Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees OF Streets and Land
ings OF both Boards of the Common Council
tSgnedJ 7 d. SHIELDS,
GERALD FARRELL, ! Onarnen.
Registered, September g. 1868.
PAS. LABARRE,
sell Ill Deputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11

CHOICE POYDRAS STREET PRoPERTY-LoI
on St Ferdinand street-Mrs. Mary MeMiller
VS.. Emily @. MoMillen, for a partition-No
aO,0sl.-Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans
QY c. E. GIRARDEY d co, AUG
No. II Exchange Place-SATURDAY, October 3
az I%ee @ M RoId the and
and Customhouse streets, in this city of New Or.
leans 6y virtue Of Judgment rendeEed By the
on March u, ls6s, and signed March 49, 1868 and
an order of the Honorable the Second District Court
FOR the parish Of Orleans, dated August l5 1863 will
be sold at pnbc auction in the above entitled mat
'e Wo fPoSERs PoEFfs dsse5fed % RE9RsFY to ~ wit tbs
District OF this city in the square bounded by South
Poydras, Lafayette, Franklin, and Liberty Streets
!. Lots and adioin. and measure together 4s
feet ! INCHES and line front on South Poydras
2lines deep on the line toward Liberty street and
14s teet 10 inches and lines deep the line Of lot
" Ine Improvements comprise double two story
brick building and kitchen, ETC., known as Nos, 292
and 2s4 Poydras street.
taehed thereto and secured by mortgage thereon
will be sold u shares, reduced TO 67 shares OF the
Capital Stock Of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana
upon which there has been no loan by the Bank
The purchaser Of these lots "a and B. will assume
bilities of mortgage stockholder Of the Citizens
. Lot G adjoins lots A and and measures 81
feet front on south Poydras street. by l49 feet 10
inches and lines IN depth on the line OF lots and
towards tranklln street, then narrowing feet 10
inches has further depth of q feet inches and
lines, by width Of 30 feet. The Eimpro gements
comprise onerstory house and kitchen, and build
ing IN rear. The property is known as No go Poy.
dras street,
Together with this property DOT O. attached there.
TO and secured by mortgage thereon, will be sold co
shares reopeed TO shares of the capital stock OF the
Ciuzens' Bank of Louisiana, npon which there mas
been no loan by the Bank. The purchaser Of This
property dot o. will assume over above the price Of
adjudication, all the liabilities of mortRaRe stoeL
holder of the Citizens Bank
3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, SITUATED in
the Third District Of this city, in square No. ls
bounded by St. Ferdinand, Cotton Press, Virtue
and Force streets, designated by the lot No A. and
% feet l1 inches front on ST Ferdinand
street by l90 feet in depth between parallel lines
Terms o. saie-one-third cash, balance a. one
and Two years credit in notes of the purchasers to
Dc drawn by them, payable to their own order and
ly them lndorsed dated the day of the adjudica-
ION, peArlng interest Of eight per cent per annum
rom GATE OF sale until final payment and secured /
" special mortgage and vendors lein on the prop
rty sold with the clauses of non asado. and ab-
orneys ices nxeo at five per cent on the amount 20
y sued upon insurance to be effected up to the /
nll amount OF the notes, and the property TO be
Iept insured, and policies transferred to vendors
haser
Acts of sale and United States revenue stamps at
ne expense of tie purchasers before II, g. Colts
halk, notary public au30 seI2 10 S oe3
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES,


once Mutunl AID and Benevolent Life
Insurance Association of Louisiana-New Orleans,
August 4, ls6s-At meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors. held this day the following named gentlemen
were elected officers Of the Association to serve two
years:
JOHN DAVIDSON. President.
". 5. PIKE, Vice President.
B. W. YOUNG, Secretary
L A. FOURNIER, Treasurer.
W.B. KooNTz, Attorney.
20. NICHOLS, M. D., Physician.
The office of the Association for the present is
located permanently at No. 12O Canal street,
Davidson's Row. where the officers of the Associa-
tion are prepared to receive applications for mem
qership. oul5 I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
AUCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT
PROPERTY.

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES OF QUARTER
masters Stores will be sold at Public Auction
a. the yiek1s6rIg Cotton Press foot Of Caiope
street, New OTleAns, Louisiana, on MONDAY, the
fourteenth Of September lsee viz :.
Horses. / MpIe
p Single Sets Wheel Harness
q Single Sets Lead Harness.
Hldlug Saddles. Wagon Saddles.
Army wagons. 81 Axes
81 WhitewRsh Brushes. 20 Tin Cans
79 Shoves. lO3 Shades
2l Iron Bedsteads Be Desks
522 feet Stovepipe. chest Horse Nedcinee
400 pounds FlRxseed. 46 Augers ASSORTED
2s Saws, assorted.
chests Carpenters Tools
45 Wheelbarrows. 100 feet Rubber Hose
800 pounds Iron. Water Lssks
And many other articles too numerous 10 mention
Ierms-Cash in United States currency.
Sale 10 commence at 10 r'clock A. NJ.
r. N. BATCHELDER,
Breyet OoloneI and Quartermaster u. s. 4,
selU II Y Is Depot Quartermaster
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11
COTTAGE ON CLIO sTREEr.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS P. WEST.
No. 2s.ss7-seoond District Court for the Parish Of

SUCCESSION Oh fhANOiS =. WEST.
No 29,s97-SeooDd District Court for the Parish Of
Orleans,
DY O. E. GTRARDEY q co Auc.
ID tioneers-NicholAs j. Hoey Anotioneer-0fic
No. IL Exchange Place.-SATURDAY, third 0cto,
ber 1853, at twelve clock, M, at MerohaufsS nj
Auctioneers Exchahge, on Royal street. hv virfns ~
Z jndgment rendered in the above entitied maftsr
hy the Hon L. Bnvigneaud, Judge OF Are Seoona
District Court Of New Orleans on the tventvSi,th -
July 1888, and signed on the third August ia iii
be sold at public auction for account Of said sue
A LOT OF GROUND in the First District Of thia
eity IN the square No. $50, bounded b. Clio, Krafo
znd measuring 80 feet inches and 81 lines front on
yno street oy depth between parallel lines Of l6s
feet ~ Inches, and lines. The imnroVaHzsnts com
prise z ons-story frame hoase, aiats roof, retired
irom re street. having front gallery and four rooms
shed. ci1torn, etc.
Tsrma-oash in UAitsd States Treasury noaes, and
purchase1s 90 assume payment Of ali taxes for lee
Act Of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
Pense q ths purchaser, before Octave Morel ESQ.,,
MONTY ruphe' auN ssl2 10 y oeS
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

REPORTS OF CLUB MEETINGs.-Now that
the political campaign is opening and there
are several Republican club meetings held
every evening, brief reports of these meet
ings BY the secretaries or members will be
at al times acceptable, and will be pr9mptly
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN MAN

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN MAN
deville, Parish Of st. Tammany, Louisiana-No.
32,29O, Second District Court Of New Orleans
Gorslie Prieur, Wife of E. G. Gottschalk, VS.
Amire Hopkins, ct aIs-Sale to Effect a Par.
ttion.
PY THOMAS d. sPEAR-PLACIDF J.
u Spear, Auctoneer-Sales rooms 81 Bepvllle
street-SATURDAY, October 3, ls6s. will be sold
az twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc
uoneers Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets, by virtue and in pursu.
ance OF a judgment rendered August g. 1868 and
signed August II, 1863, by the Hon. Louis Duvip-
neaud Judge of the second District Court Of NeS1v
Orleans, the following piece of valuable real estate
in the above matter, TO wit;
TWO LOTS Or GROUND, with the buildings
ndlmprovements thereon, situate in Vaudeville in
the parish OF st. TemmGny, Louisiana measuring
the trsr, l02 feet inches front on Rue du Lac and
Claiborne street by AS feet in depth in the square
bounded by Rue du Lac, Claiborne, wilkinson and
Lafayette ST. eets; and the second 1866 feet inches
front on ClAbu and Jefferson Streets by 473 feet
IN depth in the square bounded by Claiborne Jefer
son, Wilkinson, and Lafayette s.reets.
This property is located on the prettiest site in
Mandevile, being planted in front and rear with
beauttul rows OF trees, and the finest and largest
oaks, and well known as the property belonging to
the late Alexander Prleur, Esq
TERMS AND COSDITIONs-On half Cash, the bal.
ance a. credit OF one year in the note of the pur-
schaser, drawn by him 70 his own order, and by him
lndorsed, divided into coupons if reQuiredL domi
cated at the Louisiana State Bank in this city
with interest at the rate of eight per cent per annu
ilege and special mortgage the property sold with
the clause OF non RIenando, and five per cent
lawyers ices to be paid by purchaser in OF suit
tor the recovery OF the amount of the note.
Acts of sale, together with internal revenue stamps
etc, before Selim MagneT, notary public at the ex
pense of the purchaser.
N, B.-Plan will Oe exhibited at the A uctioneers
Exchange fifteen days prior TO sale.
sci II p oc2 3.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11

THE EXPIRE GRANT CLUE. The regular
semi.weekly meeting Of this club win be
held this evening at the Mechanics' Insti-
tute. Every member is earnestly requested
TO be present, as important business will be
brought un for the action of the club.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11

SRcoND WARD REPUBLICANs.-A wreath
will be presented to the Second Ward Rad
ical Republican Club this evening. Mem
bers of this club will appear early and in
full uniform at the hall corner Of Triton
Walk and Philippe streets. The ladies who
are to present the wreath are Misses 10.
sephine Wright and Leathie Allen. The
Grant Gpards are invited to attend,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11
O0NSTABLE's SALES,

= 7-r~-~--~s-SN---'1-N--
D. Iouet vs. Arthur Perpere-NOS. 55aO
and 5I2l
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PARISH
l. OF Orleans BY virtue Of a writ Of 6erf
tacias to me directed by the Honorable John p
Montamat Third Justice OF the Peace in and for th5
parish of Orleans, and by consent of parties viii
proceed to sell at public auction, on RIDAY tine
eleventh day OF September 1903 at twelve O'clock
NJ, on Prieur street, between Dumains and 81
Phiip streets, the following described property viz-
ONE SMALL BUILDING comprised in ana
square bounded by Dumaine, Roman, St. Phiiin-
and Prieur Streets fronting on Prienr street ar,f
now used as a grocery store, N' ~~N
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes Ths
purchaser VIII have to remove the said 6uildines
within Eve days from tine day OF adjudication
j. A. MOLAISON Constahfa
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11

THR SIXTH WARD CLUB.-There will be a
special meeting of this club this evening, at
halfpast six O'Clock, at Economy Hall. This
is TouAing club, and large attendance Is
desirable, as important business is to be in
troduced:
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11

CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of oreans.Notiee is hereby given to the credit,
ors OF TINS estate and to all other persons herein in
terested, 70 show cause within ten days from the
present notlnoation qt any they have or CAM why
tneooounl presented by James Ross natural tutor Of
his minor children. should not be homoioEated and
Herewith. -
J By order of the Court
SEA sl3 M O. TRACY. CLARK
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11

INACCURATE REPoRTs.-The Picdyune al.
hides again in its editorial columns yester.
Gasquet street" The story of the sacking,
We repeat, has no foundation. in fact Three
men have been arrested, charged by Mr..
Bennett, whose wife is proprietor of the
store, with carrying off goods which hlh
been bargained for and laid on the counter:
and were ITO be paid for by another party
who laid down the money but snatched it
up and ran as soon as the goods were taken
away by his accomplices. This is the whole
story of the sacking store.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-11

CTeLEN-oUT or MY ROOM. CORNER
Baronne and GrAvier streets, No. Ga. a box or
French Aerino Brock COAT with P0OKETBOOK
and VALUABLE PAPERS, and between TEN and
TWkhVE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN NOTES,
on parties IN this city. The papers and notes
can not be ofaany use to any one else but the
owner tafa
WILL GIVE TEN DOLLARS for the
return of the paper. either at the Republican
Office, or the Times oHice, or any where, so that
l can get them and no questions asked.
se9 lw Al W FAULKNRR