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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-07
GEORGIA.

Republicans In COuHcll-COmpllmenta
supper 10 the TrOops-Hi lilly ColOred
Report Of Collision between German
PaIrOimen and CoIOred Men.
AUGUSTA, December GA Republican
meeting was held at the City Hall last
night and addressed by J. E. Bryant, q
member of the Legislature, who referred
with pleasure to the fact that Georgia was
again in the Union and entitled to all the
rights and privileges of any other State. Ee
said that the Republican party had been
defeated honestly and fairly in the late mu.
nicipal election, and he was willing to abide
by the result. Resolutions were passed
pledging new fealty to the Republican
party and opposing further Congressional
Interference in reconstruction in Georgia,
which State is in the Union.
The citizens of Augusta gave compii-
mentary supper to the troops under COM
mand Of General r. N. Sweeny last night
for their soldierly behavior aud general
good bonduct while stationed in this city.
People speak in the highest terms of COM
mendation of General Sweeny and his en-
tire command.
SAVANNAH, December Ga special police
force was appointed and commissioned by
the Mayor, two weeks since, for patrol duty
on the outskirts of the city, composed
mo.tly of German farmers and gardeners
who relieved each other nightly, patroling
Iohus, anu BuuIulhS lhIms LoLu uePAeua'
tions.
Last evening Brodbocker and seven Others
were IFtJrolmg Thunderbolt shell road,
about IL, when they heard loud hal
loing. They approached the party and
demanded to know the cause of the disturb
auce. The colored men, about a half-dozen
iu number, replied threateningly, when
Brodbocker arrested one, and, giving him
i'll charge Of the party, advanced a fewp PAGES
to make another arrest. AT this moment
they were suddenly fired into by a party Of
co)ored men, about forty, who had before
been concealed. Some sixty shots in Ill
we're fired.
The patrol retreated before superior mum
bers. Mr. BrodbeCker was killed the first
fire. Three others of his party were
wounded, two of them probably mortally.
This afternoon an inquest was held upen
the body, aud verdict rendered that the
deceased came to his death while discharg-
ilg his duties as special policeman on the
fifth of December, from gunshot wounds in
face and head from the hands of colored
man, one of a party who were disturbing
the peace on the Thunderbolt road, and that
we earnestly recommend that the State and
county authorities take some action in the
matter in order TO protect the citizens Of
this country from the brutality of the col
ored population. Considerable excitement
prevails. About thirty arrests have already
been made by the authorities.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-07
EUROPE.
The Times on the Alabama Claims
RumorB of OSn ficIs in ParIs-The New
British CnbIne1.

The Times on the Alabama Claims
RumorB of Cos iIcIs in ParIs-The New
British ChbIneI.
LONDON, December 5.-The Times argues
against yielding to the new demand Of Mr..
Seward, in the Alabama claims case, that
the question of International law be sub
mtted to the commission, both American
and British commissioners being committed
10 opposite sides. The Times regrets that
Stanley had been robbed of the glory of
settling these international questions, but is
satisfied the succession will pursue Stanley's
policy.
1t is reported that Bright perenntorily de-
clined the SecretaTyship Of State for India,
but urges the Earl OF Kimberly as Foreign
Secretary,
A full list of ministers will be completed
on Monday.
Vague rnmors are afoat of the seizure of
all the newspapers ana conflicts between
the troops and mobs In Paris. These ru-
mors, though not oOnfrmed, caused panic
in commercial circles here.
The Times saws: The following will
probably be the Cabinet: Earl Russell, seat
without portfolio; Clarendon, Foreign De-
parlment; Lnbert Low, Chancellor of the
Excbequer; Edward C4rdwell, Secretary of
War; John Bright, Secretary and President
of the Council for Iudia; Henry Woods,
Lord High Chancellor; John Duke Coler-
idge, Solicitor General; Fortesque Secretary
for Ireland.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-07
OHIO.
Details of the STEAMBOAT Disaster-Names
. of Lost, MIssinR and saved. HU

Details of the STEAMBOAT Disaster-Name,
. of Lost, Missing and saved.
CINCINNATI, December 6-The list of pas
sengers Of the steamboat United States can
not be given, as the books are lost. Among
those known to be saved are James Price
and brother, of Louisville; Robert Nelson,
Newport, Kentucky; John II. Green and
lady and Sol. Harres, Louisville; McFarren
and wife, Nashville; 0. R. Clark, Memphis;
Ole Bull, Master Pearce, but mother and
brother are missing, and others, all residing
North. Both boaLs are destroyed. The
America, which lies against the Indiana
bank, had ninety-siX passengers, only one
of whom is known to be lost. The United
States lies in eight feet of water; she had
seventy-6ve passepgers-more than hall
lost. Reports conflict but the loss is esti-
mated at iorty-ive passengers, lnclldi 6
eighteen ladies, seven crew and eighteen
deck hands. -s.a ..rH
The following are missing, but supposed
to be safe: J. Crawford and lady, Mr.. Rugge,
wife and daughter, B. F. Morris, Mr.. Otter,
B. Slishmeyer, j. Maddox, P. Hartman,
Rev. Mr.. Risley, Rev. MIR. PArvin, Mr.. Har-
riet Warning, of New Albany, Mr.. Bigley,
John F. Barnes. ]. M. Zedower, M. J. Eock,
Mrs. Garviu, Mr.. Johnson, Miss G. w.
son, State Bright, o. B. Sappington, L. H,
Vance, william Hasmaer, Mr.. Briggs,
Charles Runk, Mr.. Pope, MIR. Hogan, Mrs.
Hays, of Nashville.
Lost of the crew: John flannel, steward /;
Richard Marshall, second steward; James
Johns, third clerk; james Fennell, bar
keeper; Dave, colored, barber.
MIR. Hayes, of Nashville, was badly burn
ed. The deck hands rushed for the yawl,
sunk her, and were nearly all drowned. a
Passengers lost: The wife of Commodore
Thompson and lady companion; John
Moore, Owensville, Ohio; Mrs. r. H. Jones
ana daughter Eva, of Waynesville, Ohio.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-07
DOUBLE HOUSE ON vILLERE sTREET-sUo-
cession of Adolphe Frick-No. s2,4o2. Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans.

RY @. e. GIRARDEY q CO.-AUCTION-
~ eers-NicholRsJ; }; hoey, Auct,oneer-Oh No II
Exchange Place-SATURDAY, ninth January
ls.9 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc
toneers' Exchange, on Royal street, by virtue
of order of the Hon. L. Duvigneaud, Judge of
the Second District Court for the sh of Orleans
dated fourteenth November 1868, win be sold at pub
lie auction for account of the succession OF Adophe
Frick, the following described property, to-wit:
LOT OF GROUND in the first District OF
this city, in the square bounded BY viere, Robert
son. Common and GAsquet streets. designated as lot
No g. and measuring thirty feet front on Viere
street BY hundred and twenty one feet in depth,
and bounded in the rear by com mon alley for the
use of said lot, and others opening on Gasquet
street. The Improvements comprise & double one
story Frame House.
Terms-One.half cash, balance at six and twelve
mouths credit, in notes secured by special mort
gage and vendors lien on the property sold, with
the clause of five per cent attorneys fees in of
suit and bearing interest of six per cent per annum,
current from date of sale till maturity, and If not
then paid, thereafter st eight per cent per annum
until fnal payment the Improvements to be kept
fully insured and policy transferred to holder of
notes, and purchaser further to assume over and
above his bid payment of all taxes for the year 1853
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the
pense Of the purchasers, before VIM. Castell, Esq.,
Notary Public. de7 10 2s jAn29
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-07
VIRGINIA.

General RtOneman and the Fourteenth
Amendmant-JeR DHvIs's Case Con-
uDurd.
RICHMOND, Va, December 1t is under
stood 10 day that it is the intention of Gen
eral Stonemau to proceed at once to apply
the fourteenth amendment in filling the
offices of clerks of courts and Common.
wealth's attorneys in the State. A list OF
persons who are eligible is being prepared
by the civil authorities.
Its officially stated that two per cent of
the July interest on the State debt will be
paid January l, 1869.
In the United States Circuit Court this
moHlng the Chief Justice gave the cerli-
fcste of division of opinion ON the motion
to quash the Davis indictment. The case
OF Davis in this Court was then continued
until the May term, in order that the mo-
ton to quash may he decided in the Su-
preme Court before the case is called again
here. The Court directed a renewal of the
bail bonds of the prisoner TO be made.
Chief Justice left on the train for Wash
ingtou.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-07
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON MAGAZINE
street-suoosssiOn Of Merisa Huss-No. sl.sss.

DY g. DE FERRET, AUOTIONFFR
ID Office No. IS hienville street - ATriIR
DAY, December u. 1868. at twelve ololonk M
at the Merchants and Auctionesrs' FTehnpge,' sa,'
Royal street, between Canal and Custofnhon1Ss,
streets, Will be sold by public auction by vntue ~
an order from the Hon, Louis DuvigueAnd, JUDGE ~
the second District Court Of New Orleans dsted
October 49, 1853 the following described real es
state belonging 20 said succession, VIZ:
LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
rights, ways, privileges ann Appurtenances there
unto belonging in any wiss apperta ming situated
in the First District OF this CITY. in the square
b unded by Magazine Constance. ROBIN ard Terp-
sichore streets, designated bS The No. on plan
drawn by Paul O. Boudousqui6 architect, dated
American measure q ieet inches and lines front
on Magazine street. by depth OF III feet 10 inches
and lines. between parallel lines
Story mafae house, covered with states, ont1ining
gallery Hna one room, privies, cistern etc
Ierns-fhe purcha -er will assume the payment Of
ars thttysthree and onethird cents. dated May II,
1e9f pAyape wv years after date. with per cent
inter- s. Per nnpum fr IN date % maturity and
elgnt per cent Thereafter in deiaut # payment the
act OF sac importing nfession Of judgment in ia
vor OF any holder Ct sad note due on May IA 1868
stipulated N tne act of sale, granted to deeeas ed,
peiose ,SIlmA aatA1y publ ?n May r.. 1867. and
the spot.
Act Of sale With IA y 5; Internal Revenue stamps
attached before Tnos. y Beck, Jr.. rotary public
At purchasers expense nol0 IA al 2s de5 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-07

from Natchitoches, Louisiana. and his sister
are among the lost on the steamer United
States. 'fis
ALBAHY-GeueralC Cole Acquitted. s
ALBANY, December 7.-General Cole, ac-
cused Of the murder of Hiscock, was &C
quilted. 'F l.G5 3 Boa
Kiver Intelligence.
SouTHwEsT Pass, December 6, P. NJ
Barometer 30:50; wind southwest and strong.
Arrived: Steamships Geo. Cromwell, Vail,
New York, TO A. Moulton; st. Mary, Bourne,
Indianola, to G. A. Whitney & Co I; Austin
Farweu. Galveston, to G. A. Whitney q Co. (;
sherman, Henry. New York, TO Wood, Low
d Ludwigsen; Spanish man OF, war Choruc-
ca; ship st. Louis, Hubbard, ffty-five days
ron Liverpool. general cargo, to Lowell q
Bailey.
Sailed: steamships Juniata, Crescent City,
Clinton, De Soto, Agnes, and bark Rosetta
Arrived at Pass q Loutre: schooner
Lyphena. fruit. j. B, Pigniola & Co.
SOUTHWEST Pass, December Z, Noon
Barometer 1920. Wind northwest /, and
blowing gale.
Arrived: steamship Fire Queen, William
sou, Liverpool, to Ashbridge & Ocean. r,Il
Sailed: steamships Mariposa and Riga,
and ship Expounder.
Outside at anchor: steamship Havana. .i' o.
VICKsBURG, December 4.--Passed down:
oAiSoioolpplt dt Ii a. yesterday. Up.
Ruth ut nine this morning.
River stationary. .. -.a-.
i Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, December Z, Noon. Flour
market quiet. Wheat l@2c better. Corn
shade frmer. Pork $25 so. Steam lard in
barrels l50l53c. Cotton dull and nominal;
middling uplands 244c. Turpentine dull at
463c. ROBIN quiet, 50 4O@2 50. Freights
dull. -.
New York, December 7.-Gold 1857. Ster-
ling steady.
.1l Foreign Marketa: '... ra3H.
LONDON, December Z, Forenoon.-Con-
soils 93a. Bonds quiet at 743.
FRANKFORT, December L. Bonds firmer
and higher at 79@79t. .s .t~.,.t
Paris, December 7.-Bourse quiet. Rentes
7057. TfII
LIVERPOOL, December Z, Noon.-Cotton
heavy; sales 5000 bales.
HAvRE, December Cotton dull on the
spot and afioat; l2l4 ahoat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-07
Interesting Miscellaneous InteIligenc
Sundays Dispatches to Associated Press
WASHINGTON.
Internal Revenue Receipts for the Yea
indian Chief allied

Internal Revenue Receipts for the ear
indian CHIEF KILLED.
Y WASHINGTON, Decem ber 5.-General Scho-
field has returned.
Mem bers of Congress are arriving rauidly.
The Dyer Court of Inquiry will adjourn
from Saturday next to the tenth of jan
uary.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $352, ,000
Mr.. Woolley has Withdrawn his suit in
Baltimore against General Butler for false
Imprisonment
There is strong pressure here to keep
the Georgia Senators out, but not to disturb
the Congressman, they being Congressman
representing constituencies not affected by
the action of the State Legislature.
8. B. Florence, recently defeated for Con-
gress in the Second Pennsylvania District,
has been appointed Assessor for the same
district.
Secretary McCulloch's report shows that
the national debt is increasing.
Internal revenue receipts fer the year will
reach Sl20, 900, 900.
Yellow Snake, chief of the Omaha In
dians, was killed by white ruffians at Dur
lay Iowa His warriors, numbering 1900,
are mastering for revenge.
Governor Fenton has commuted the
death sentence of Catherine johnson, of
Buffalo, who murdered Bridget McDermot,
to imprisonment for life.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-07
Evening Dispatches TO the Associated Press.

WASH 'NGrON-a Roth Houses in ses.
a'On-Aennrd ON tue Floor of the
House.
WASHINGTON, December Both Houses
have organized. Messrs. Christie and Whim
pey contestants from the sixth Georgia Dis
trict were referred to the Election Commit
tee. The credentials of Messrs. Mil
Ter and Hill, Senators from Georgia, are up
IN the Senate. The Clerk is readihg the me.
mortal Of the negroes expelled from the
Georgia Legislature. Mr. Menard, who
claims to succeed Mr., Mann. from Louisi
ana, and Is pdlpeby man of color, is on
the floor of the House,
CANCANkATK-The Steamboat Disaster
he America aiso Barned-A GeetIe-
man and His slster rom NatehitOehes
Lost
CINCINNATI. December THE steamer
America was also burned bn. her wreck
lies .sgainst the Indiana bank. No Southern.
ers known to be lost. s5,5l
/ LouIsyILLB December IA gentleman
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-07
EUROPE.

Quiet in Pnria-Cnban Matters In Spain
Panic About the sultAns UlLimatum %
Greece.
LONDON, December 6,-Dispatches from
Paris report every thing quiet there.
MADRID, December 6,-H Impdrcial news
paper urges reform in Cuba and settlement
of the slavery question, but says Spanish
honor demands suppression of the rebellion
there, melted by American filibusters, at
any cost.
Carlist movements are organizing in Cata-
lonia and Aragou.
PARIS, December 5.-Yesterday a panic
Was caused in commercial circles by re-
port that the Sultan had sent an ultimatum
to Greece.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-07
aeneral GRAND. Fortnne.

The Washington correspondent of the
st. Louis Democrat says
General Grant is rich already, and by
cautious investments he is destined to be
very uch one day, ranking with the most
opulent He owns thirty-eight acres Of
land within the corporate limits OF Wash
ington, worth $4,000 an acre. His house
here is held at 100000. A farm near st
Louis and houses at Galena and 10 Phila-
delphia should add 100000 to the former
items. Three hundred thousand dollars
will probably not be in excess of the Presi-
dent elects possessions. Meantime his
commercial training and fondness of mate
rial speculations, added to his good luck
aud caution, are exemplifying themselves
IN Judieious operations in many honorable
fields. 1t is altogether probable that We
shall have in General Grant a President
who, exercising ali due liberality and hos
pitality in the Chief Magistracy, will be the
hTst President since Washington TO be dis
Greet and practical in the management OF
bis private for'uue. His comparative
youth will permit him, should he live TO
the average age Of Presidents, thirty years
duration AFTER the expiration Of his term of
ofiee.r u f
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-07
NEW YORK.

Mrs sIncInir'a Judgment against For
rrst-Gat ne al Grant at New York
New YORK, December G. Under final de-
cision by the Court of Appeals, Mrs. Sin
clair obtains from Forrest $50, 900 costs and
hitherto unpaid alimony.
The storm has ceased, the snow disappear
ing
1t is reported that L. A. Pollard, author
of the Lost Cause" has been appointed to
a clerkship in the New York Customhouse,
General Grant has arrived, and will re-
main until Thursday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-07
SUCCESSION OF JULIUS LlLENrHAL.


No. 30 O63 Second Distri Court Parish Of Orleans
DY A. g. DUCHIRON, AUCTIONEER.
DUfice and Salesroom Nos 2s and 30 tchoupitOulas
street-On MONDAY, fourteenth instant, at ten
o'clock A. M, by virtue of order from the Hon
orabe the second District Court for the Parish of
Orleans dated November %. 1868 in the matter of
snid sne dsaeesss,on Of yulns Lilepha No OeS will DO
LOWING property, to wit:
THE CONTENTS OF THE JEWELRY STORE
Kept Dy the late Julius Liienthal and situated on
Gaoel street, no. 90, between Chartres street and
EAenAnge aHey The stock comprises fine assort-
meh9 OF DIAMONDS. Watches, Clocks. Silyerware,
etc toResner 9Th all the fixtures The sale to be
comnunued nn.ii All The goods are disposed of.
del 5sl2 S At''' 7'
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Mondays Dispatches TO the Associated Press.
w wAsIAIN<#TON.

rrehdent's AHeasege cr erary ATcCuI-
loehs 'tate@eufs Approximations
0nIs.
WASHINGTON. Decem her s-Therp will he
a quorum tomorrow
1t Is not known wheu the President viii
send 10 his message, as its saisc ity is care
fully eurden. Fa'
Secretsry Mc0ulloch says the statements
OF his reports are merely Approximations
compiled from the reports Of tubDreinates
The American bark Alecta, from sicily
for New York, with load of birthstone