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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-19
Yesterdays Evening Dispat ches.l


I.IEGE, November l8.-The journal de
Liege says that Russia is about to propose
conference of the great powers to meet at
Brussels to revise the fourteenth article of
the treaty of Paris. Austria and Italy are
favorable to the project.
LONDON November l8.-Gcnerai Wonder
taun has withdrawn from Toury and Patoy.
Garibaldi's troops are reported as being
violent and nutin0uS. Strong measures
have been adopted to bring them under
discipline.
Noon-The feeling in financial circles is
somewhat quieter to day. The Times says
Russia has placed herself in the position of
apubiic enemy.
BERLIN, November is-Dr. jacob was
not reelected to Parliament. His well
known opposition to the anne Ration Of Al
SAGE and Lorraine defeated him.
LONDON, November I8.-Thomas Carlyle
writes two and a half columns ,small type)
to the Times on the war between France
and Prussia. He shows what France has
done. and after an experience of four cen
tur;es is pretty sure to do again when she
gets on her feet, and therefore he praises
the policy pursued by Prussia, which. he
claims, is based upon solid, practical pru-
denco.
LIVERPOOL, November ls.-Cotton: Sales
of the week 10000 bales; for export $4,000,
for speculation 5000; receipts for the week
a.. 900 bales, of which 1900 were American.
Stock on hand 490, 900 bales, of which 1900
are American.
SAN FRANCISCO, November Is. - The
steamer China brings twelve Japanese stu
dents and $4,000 packages Of tea.
A letter from Dir. Seward, dated Inland
Sea, says he was well, and that his trip had
been pleasant. Mr.. Seward had the first
private interview ever given by the Mikado
to a private individual.
The Danish Envoy has succeeded IN nego-
tiating for a telegraph between Japan and
Europe.
The French feet has left Yokohoma; dee
tinaticn unknown.
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PESTEI.

2ho Hungarian Diet-Decided Course on
Russia's Demand Urged.
pEsrH, November lS-The opposition
party in the Hungarian diet continue to
urge decided course in the matter Of Rus
sia's demand.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, November l8.-Cotton dull
and easier; sales to-day 28OO bales. up
lands l6c; Orleans l6ksc. Flour: 10 600
better; supertine S5d5 80: Southern brands
tirmer; common to fair extra seas 45.
Wheat "a Sc better; winter red - amber
Western ST 4lal 47c. Corn Hh ade bet
ter; rev S20 SEC; old 81 a 500. Beef steady.
Pork dull; new uninspected $23 50. Lard
heavy; steam rendered l3ls a u. Whisky
more active at S6Ls a SIC. Groceries quiet
but firm. Turpentine ASH a46c. Rosin
dull at 81 IS. TallOw unchanged. Freights
firm.
CINCINNATI. November lS.-Cotton mar
ket dull; prices dropping; middlings l56
l5Ac. Flour demand good at full prices.
S. 75T6. Wheat scarce and firm; 81 IL
% for red. Corn in good demand at full
prices, soc. Oats 40 a. Ale. Rye steady and
in moderate demand. Pork quiet and weak;
mess $2l 50. Lard dull and lower; steam
rendered 1913 1890; kettle rendered l3c.
Bulk meats dull and unsettled; shoulders
80. r9c; clear rib sides II 9lllsc; clear
sides IL u a l2c-prices according to time in
opened firm and closed dull-opening at S.
a6 IS: and closing at Sc 25 a 50: receipts.
5000 head. Whisky, 50 SIC asked, and SIC
offered. Green meats i'll good demand and
full prices; shoulders 6a6Ac; sides Sac;
hams IL q lac.
ST. LOUIS, November lo.-Flour firm;
superfne winter 81 l5d425. Wheat: De-
mand active and higher; No. 9 red winter
81 3O@l 32is. Corn: Demand fair and
market firm: white 60 s72c. Oats AZ a Acc.
Rye 70a73c. Whisky 85c. Provisions ir-
regular. Mess pork $22a22 50. Bulk
meats: Shoulders 909lsc; sides l30 l3lac.
Bacon: Shoulders 1919 a l3ac Lard lower,
at l3ac. Hogs lower, at S. 75a6 p. Cat
tie unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. November Is, Evening.-Consols
%. American securities fat. Bonds S6ls.
LIVERPOOL, November l8. 3 2. M.-Cotton
market easier; uplands 9lsd: Orleans. 92sd;
estimated sales 10000 bales: stock OF cot
ton of all classes ahoat $4,000 bales, of
which 10000 bales are American.
LIVERPOOL, November IL, Evening"
Cotton market fiat; uplands 9a9lsd; Or
leans ga a esd; sales 10000 bales, of which
1900 were for export and speculation.
LIVERPOOL, November lS.-Red winter
wheat los Cd clos lOd. Western f]our 24s
Cd; corn BIS cd; pork lois; beef los;
Cumberland cut AS.
LONDON, NOVEMBER 10, cvening.-5.21s of
1862, S6la do '65, IS do 81, 80; l0-40s, 81.
Stocks fiat; Fries l17-s; Illinois 1857;
Great Western 80. Linseed oil 29s; tallow
easier; American hops easier at IS lod a i'd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-19

Ol H.lIll anu Oh SiipoOaruI. ''.-S
LOUISIANA RIcE-There is only mod
crate local demand, and prices are easy
Choice is quoted at Sla a Sac; prime at ~.
asc; ordinary at a7i.c = 10.
Observation-Disclosures are selling on the
landing at s. 1893 Y Dbl for Ohio, and s.
a. % for St. Louis. Onions sold at 81 so q
5 = bbl apples at S3a ! 80 = Dbl; sourkrout
s7alO T Dbl, carrots 81 az; parsnips 81,
and horse radish $4a6 = Dbl; green peas
s. y Dbl. and cabbages seal = crate.
BEANs-Western are in good supply and
dull at S6oS + Dbl for white. Northern
are worth IS 50a9 ? Dbl.
WHIsKY-The market Is dull! and de-
pressed, and We quote Indiana rectitied ut
SOC. Cincinnati at 95 81. Bourbon at 81 a
l IS for patent and 81 50a5 y gallon for
pure.
CoFFEE-Thc market IL ut stand-still
The stock in first hands embraces Il, 800 bags
Holders are firm at Ia 9I7isc y IS for
prime lgold duty paid, ISL a l6;Ac for good
l5s. a a l6c for fair. and l51ec for ordinary
CHEEsE-Is in fair supply and demand.
Western factory is selling at Is 10; Re
serve at 1874 a ilc, and English dairy at lSc
z II.
BAGGING-There is some movement at
Wholesale but particulars are suppressed.
The retail demand is good. dealers SELL
ing India at CSC 1, yard in bales, and
DC in rolls; domestic jute at 2S s29c; hemp
and flax at 30 a Bic y yard.
POULTRY AND EGGs--Chickens are selling
on the landing at $6G9 = dozen, according
to size: geese at 80, and turkeys at $lS02l
= dozen. Western eggs are firm at 30 33c
T. dozen for fresh.
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Denis Cronan vs.. Eugene Pernet Eugene
nos 70 de-!
LOST

T OST OR NIISLAID.-A CERTIFICATE
IL bearing No. 5S3, dated thirteenth Nay 1862, for
sixty shares of the capital stock Of the Louisi
ana state Bank in the name of Christoval Toedano.
Notice ia given that application will be made to
said bank for new certificate in ninety days after
this date.
New Orleans, October 4, 1879.
oc3 law8w C. CAvAROC, Administrator.
r O6TLCKRTINCATKS OF BANK OF NEW Oh
IL leans stock Noe ISL and 396. each for fifty (50l
shases, dated respectively twenty fret Nay and
dated ninth June, 1889, and 81 Issued in name q
underslgned. Application having been made for .
renewal a cexthcates, the paAlto z hardy Au-
toned AKAGOkR Hill,
oce9 Law Ct ~ CAAAa street.
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BRN RAILROAD, November ls-l2o6 bales cotton
and sundry produce s
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
November 18-l02 hhds sugar 1o1 bbls mOlasses rs
halfbbs m0lasses SKIS seed cotton l6 bales cotton
and sundries
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BATON ROUGE,

BATON ROUGE,
H@MS~ b New Orleans, COas and
AAx.H Baton Rouge semi-weekly passen.
ger packet
ST. JOHN.
". R. GREArHOUsE, JAAEs r. McELKoy,
Master Clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. n,
and SATURDAY at p. NJ; leaves Baton Rouge
THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS, coming
down the coast below DOnaldsonvtle in daylight.
Fridays and Mondays.
Z. o. MKLANCON, Agent
mh3 IS Old Levee street. ,
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COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY EVENING November l8 1870.
COTrOS-The sales to-day summed up $500
bales, at prices showing some irregufarity,
but not requiring any change in quotations.
which we repeat as follows: low ordi-
nary at 10 lie; ordinary at l24 q 13hc:
good ordinary at 14l4 a 1412c; low middIing
at 14ss ol47sc; middling at 1873 d 15Ac,
and strict middling at l5;s l5lac.
The demand was fair throughout the day
and factors met it freely except for some
kinds which were in special request, and
which were held at full prices. For other
kinds, in some cases, a fraction less than our
inside figures were accepted. Middling. for
example. sold at l5c low middling at 4hc,
and good ordinary as low as llc. On the
other hand. strict low middling sold at l5c
Some good middling sold at I5Ac.
The sales for the past three days sum up
ZOO bales, making total for the week Of
80, 400, against $4,000 last week and 3O,95O
the week before. Weeks receipts 38,73
bales, embracing 2050 from other delivery
ports and Sc, 672 proper, against 1908 last
week and q, 6S2 last year. Receipts proper
since August 81, GIG, 436 bales against 232..
1896 last year. Weeks exports 1886 bales,
embracing 1881 to Liverpool, 2Ol5 to T.
men, 375 to Barcelona, 4274 to New York,
800 to Philadelphia and so to Baltimore.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stool, on hand September I, 1s70-ba!es 20,6eS
Arrived since last statement...... o,9.3
Arrived previously .............. 233N5- 240, 26l
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2eo ,s57
Cleared to day. :................. ply
w.,
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICANS,
Saturday, November 10, 1877.

Steamship Victor, Gates, for New York
Steamship Cuba, Dukehart. for Baltimore via Key
West and Havana
Ship Gettysburg Walker for Liverpoo.
Bark Patmos, Nichols, for Bremen
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ARRTVED YESTERDAY.

| Bark Patmos, Nichols, for Bremen
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
! Steamship Iayaca, Gait, from Havana via Florida
Ports. to + W Perkins &co-lst district Is
Steamship Harlan, Lewis from Indianola via Gal
| Steamship G Harris, Lockwood from Indianols
and Galveston, to CA Whitney acs<lst dis
Steamship Mississippi, Henry, from New York 9th
inst, to Low Lud wissen--2 ID district
STEAMBOATS,.
Flicker Aucoin from Dcnaiisonvile.
Henry Tate. Dalferes, from Donaldsonvilie.
Frances. Blakesiee from Mobile.
Importer. Williams. from Arkansas river.
Bradish Johnson Bassett. from Lower Coast
Eatchez, Leathers from Vicksburg
Nick Longworth, Hates from st. Louis,
BELOW COMING UP.
Bark Maggie Mcneil. Smith, Il days from New
York, to Geo Fosdick AGO.
EXPORTS.
NEW Notwithstanding victor-I2o3 bales cotton
1908 bbs moasses $50 hds sugar 1874 bdls hides IS
half-bales moss 1902 SKIS cotton seed 81 bbls of
LivERPoOL-ship Gettysbnrg-si,s bales cotton
ERRNES-Bark Patmes-2Oi5 bs.es cotton 1883
BALTIMORE VIA KEY WRIST AND HAVANA
Steamship Cuba--for Havana-30O bbls potatoes $50
SKIS oats 80 SKIS bran 1885 SKIS 100 bales hay 200
bxs cheese Is ties hams 50 ties tallow ID pkss sun
dries
EFOr BaitimoTc-lOo0 bd3 hides % bales cotton 100
bxs brandy peaches TT bbls molasses Is bales do
mestics bales hides $50 hides 100 bdls iron ties 50
hhds bone black IS hhds sugar and suDdry nd5e
IMPORTa
INDIANOLA VIA GALvESTOE-Steamslip Har-
lan-33 bales cotton 300 head cattle bbls tallow
IONDON-Br;g Alice N Putnam-1295 cks mdse
40 pkgs mdse 14o bbls mdse slT rolls mating and
eundry mdSe
INDiANOLA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING I C
Harrs-liI bales cotton l73 head cattle pa head Of
sheep Is head mules and ponies II bbls taliOw and
sundries
MOBILE-Steamer Frances-2i5 bales cotton l23
bdls hides 80 bbls lime gina and sundries
NEW YORK-Steamship Miss!ssppi-Asstd ndse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Observation-Disclosures Ficker--54 bids
sugar 1873 bbls molassea half bbs n,OlasseS and
NALpsONvILLE-steamer Henry Tete-.5o
hhds sugar bales cotton 26s b6s mOlasses and
sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamef Bradlsh Johnson-137
hhds sugar 3 bbs molasSes 20 sks seed cotton 369
bbls rice and sundries
FORT SMITH-Steame. Imporser-ll4l baIes Of
cotton 6a2 SKIS cotton seed bales broom corn and
sundries
VICKSBuRG- Steamer Natchsz-Si4 bales cotton
S4o6 axis cotton seed and sundriea
| ST LOUIS-Steamer Nick L0ngwoYth-309 bales
cotton hhds tobacco and sundry produce
| GRAND EOORE-Steamer B Hodge No p
bAle molaaeee u half bb2s me1Asses and sundfieB
1T TIE RAILROADS.
INV ORLEANS. Jackson And GREAT NORTH
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OPELOlISAS.
LOWER COAST.

Regular Lever Coast Packet-Twice
Week.
Commencing October Il.
<es1n1A h For tho Forts, BWras,
LAaAyeS Point ala Hache and all planta-
tior landings-The new steamer
m 1nISH JOHNSON
". q. BAsssTr. Master o. CAnroN. J!:. Clerk
~ssuy,.Sryy s y MONDAY ana THURSDAY. The
Jcknson Wiif mako three triea 9 Week whenever
60saness requires it. ~ PETERSON.
re H408avaer 4tNot.
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Stock on hand aud on shpboard-ba,es .lo3 e47
To-day's exports embraced BIG bales to
to Liverpool. 2ol5 to Bremen. 1908 to New
York, and 80 to Baltimore. Receipts pro-
per since last evening, 66l7 bales against
1915 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 1862 bales, against 49,
075 last week and q, CSC last year, and since
August 81 Of GIG, 436 bales against 232, Se5
last year.
SUGAR-Received this morning $50 hhds.
Received since September l, 1923 hhds. The
market is very dull, but prices appear to
have reached their lowest point. The sup
plies were mostly sold at 6ls07 for infe-
rior; a7lsc for common; 7 Is a81ac for good
common; 80 for fair; 9kc for good fair; II sec
for choice; S1s 0l0&c for seconds; 10k0
0111sc for yellow clarified, and II Y q l21sc
for white.
MOLAssEs-Received this morning 1883
bbls. Received since September I, IL, 100
bbls. The demand IL fair, but prices are Q
little easier to-day. Most Of the supplies
were sold at 50 058c for common and cen
trifugal; 60a65c for fair; 6ce7c for COED
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eoorrmuEn FROM. FIRST rAos.l

puIsed the enemy long the whole line near
General Terreskow at the same time cap
fnrci Drenx, where great many prisoners
were taken. The enemy was pursued IN
- direction of Lemaus.
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oc2. uol2 q


Stephen Humphers VS.. the African Meth
odist Episcopal Zion Society-Fifth District
Court for the parish Of orleans No lsSl
ID to me directed by the honorable the Fifth Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause will proceed to osi at pubic auc'
Royal street, between Canal and CustOmhouse
streets in the Second District of this cty, on TUES.
DAY, November %, 1870, at twelve o'clock b., the
following described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LoTS OF GROUND situate in the
First District Of this city, designated by the num-
bers fourteen and fifteen, i'll square number twenty,
bounded by Perdido, Gravier, Johnson and Prleur
streets, as per plan drawn by Louis Bringer! late
deposited in the office of David L. McCay, late
notary public IN this city, Said lots measure each.
in American measure twentyh na s Iees seven we
depth of one hundred and fty-one feet three
inches between parallel lines, together with all and
rights, ways servitudes, privileges and all other
advantages thereunto belonging or in any wise ap
pertaining, without exception or reservasion. Lhe
by means of the purchase it made thereof from
Caroline Williams, as appears by an act passed on
the twenty fourth day OF September. 1866, before
William J. Castell notary public. IN this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cssh on the s ,FP%ou.s1 mAxwpr,,
oc2l mol y Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Denis Crouau W.. Eugene Pernet Eugene
Parreninl-Seventh District Court for the parish
of Orleans. No. 2c6i ,,-n,, ~, ,,r,n, ,..s
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
WEDNESDAY, December 1870, at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the
Third District of this city, in the square bounded
BY Msrigny. st. Avide, Vaudeville and Prosper
streets, measuring thirty feet front On Margny
hundred and twenty four feet inches and three
lines, between parallel Inca, and forming the
corner OF said Marigny and st. Avide streets. To-
gether with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash Oh the spot
THOMAS l. MAXWELL,
nos 16 de-! Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans
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OHIO RIVER.

s;yes~ h The Jacksonville, Madison
HIS and Indianapolis Railroad Com
sszYIEffiR pany will take freight from New
EOrleans. on first class steamers
leaving daily giving through bills of lading to Buff
faIo Dunkirk Cleveland Sandusky, Toledo, Pitts
burg. Wheeling, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee,
Colun,bu bus Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
Shippers by this route save all drayage and
transfer charges at New Albany and their goods
20 through without detention and free Of forward.
ing charges.
Further information furnished BY
c. G. WAiNE, Agent
nol5 81 Natchez street.
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NOkTH eGEhuAN
STRAIN BETWEEN BRBMBN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAvRK SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
kfA The ane Screw Steamers Of the
&zf18E33 North German Lloyd will resume
their regular trips in September next.
These steamers VIII touch outward at Havre and
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton, to receive and land passengers and
freight.
The days Of departure viii be published here.
after.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen or Havre to Havana OF New Orleans
steersge-gold. ............................ 40 90
From New o-,e or Havana to Southampton,
Havre or Bremen.
First Cabin-gold. $l5o 90
Steerage-gold. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is 90
Passage Tickets from Bremen or Ha~re to Havana
or New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
The Steamers of TIE New York Bremen Line leave
every Thursday and Saturday. and those of the
Baltimore Bremen Line every alternate Wednesday,
touching at Southampton.
Passage Tickets can be had at this office
Fo, further particulars apply TO
I'D r. STOCKMEYER, Agent.
nol1 y AZ Union street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-19
New York Rauk Statement.


NEW YORK. Dec flashes in moderate request
1T Q 70 9 70 III POTS Cotton steady at &c advance;
sales 2G4l b les; MIddine opauds at l5tc Flour dull
and in buyers favor; receipts 1900 bbls. sales
1900 bbs.; supeIfne State and Western at 10 q
40; common to good extra 10 at o. a 10; good
t., hoice 10 8 10 a SO; common TO choice " hite
Ohio GO @ 6 As; common 10 choice extra st L us
sos 9 20, market closing quiet Southern dull and
heavy sales 4so bills; common to good ex rae 10
sales 800 bis. at 4OO@55J Corn Meal quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dulI and In Blu, ers favor; re-
celpts Go 20 BUSH; sales $4,000 busb; new spring It
81; VINE, Ilds:! hed I'D Amber Western e u;
kye quiet. Barley dull sales $50 blsh.; tate .Oc.
Ba ley Walt quiet; sales 1000 BUSH; Canada West
10 Corn Uncut nM deci led change; receipts 100
s6c. Oats quei; re- eips 1920 bush; sales $500
bush Western and Ohio 5sb a &c State Gle Pro,
visions-Pork quiet and steady; sales Is" bbls o d
mss nominal; uew d. II 90 q II so; prime u Oo;
new prin mess II 0u: slso SUI bbls mes December
and March at 10 00 "a 1925 Bet steady; sales 100
bbs;; lam mess at 100 q 1870; extra do o. Is 90
9 500. Lard is shade Easier; sales $50 tierces:
les steam January nd February at l24c. Butter is
quiet we tern IL @ z5c; state 20 q 42c Che rs
hrm At ! g 49,. wu,skey hrmer: sales 273 bbs.
l o5; retail lois Is @ &c. u, fee frm sal, h00
BAGS Rio. on private terms Sugar firm; safes 30e
hhds.; Porto Rico 10 g 1Cte; .Cuba 10 g iO3c. Mo-
13c Rice firm; sale GO ,ierces; C4roIi q "a &c.
Naval ST. res-s irts Turpen,ine quiet sales at Al
Resin quiet and firm sales at % Tor st, alned. Pc
t. eum dull :; crude cry l2Bc; sefnsI PFC Tall'w
Il M; sale 375 900 TBS; dom stir fleece 42i sac;
p"iled ST q &c; Texas 19s g aSci Caiicrn Il g
Freghts to Liverpool per sail, wheat cd; Cotton
per do III and per cam cotton 9-i6c a r..
CBICAGo. Dec. i7-Four quiet. wbea steady;
M sS,. at o5t oss Corn dull. os,s steady at
aSsc ior No.2. Rye steady at 6S g GsIc Tor No. 2.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-19
PRorrsr OF PORTLAND CATHOLICS, -Th

PROTEST OF PORTLAND CATHOLICS. The
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception was
crowded last evepirs. the occasion bsi.e 8
pro est against The treatment ly The Ita 40
gov-Inment OF the Holy Father, Pixs
lXth, and an address of coincidence and sy NJ
by 10 him. Some three thousand persons
were present. ma
Rt. Rev. Bishop Bacon in terse and elo
gu mt address stated the manner in which the
Hoy Father had been treated-deprived Of his
throne, his rights precluded, and almost a
prisoner in his own domains and the domains
OF the Roman Catholic church. The Bishop
spoke of the necessity of words Of sympathy for
the Pope and a protest against the treatment
h. had received from Victor Emu anuel. In
stead of getting up a lew protest and adore
for this diocese he had preferred the adopt, n
OF the one drawn up by Charles O'Conno I.
g., and adopted by the New York diocese,
VIII ch would be read to them.
Father O'Callaghan of the Cathedral, then
read the New York address and protest.
Father Murphy of 81. Dominick chapel then
addressed the audience, urging the adoption OF
the address and protest.
requesting every one, man, woman or child, in
favor of adopting the address to rise and say
"yea." The vast congregation rose in body
and each one uttered an emphatic "YEA"
The organ ard choir then struck up "Viuhe."
Ga the question being put for any one oppo-
sed to the address toi'ise and answer ''NAY'
not person rose.
Bishop Bacon then stated as it was impos ST.
BILE to obtain the signatures OF the multitude
present committee had been appointed to
sign the address for them. This committee
consisted of Messrs. Chas. Mccarthy, R. J.
buddy, James McGlinchy, Thomas Par
ker. john Landers and Bernard Daley. The
address was then signed by the Bishop and
Committee.
The benediction followed. Previous TO de-
parting the Bishops thanked the audience for
their generous attendance.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-19
Tt K nNDiANs.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 17.-An Indian council at
Ockmulgee adopted, on The 18th inst, 4S to 3,
the Comm's report providing for drafting a
Constitution and the organization of a gov.
ment, republican in form and not inconsis.
tent with the existing treaties with the United
States. and appointed another committee Of IL,
with VIM p Ross chairman, to draft Con
sltution for the Indian Coufederacy,
Gen. Parker, Indian Commissioner ,ad dressed
the coupcl on The ~ b, saying the object was
to form good confederation of all the tribes
resident in the Indian country, with govern
ment exclusively Of indians; ultimately to he
come one of the Union; thai Congress would
annually make appropriations to pay expenses
that courts of Justice should be established so
that citizens OF the Indian country should not
be dragged to Van Buren, to be tried on minor
charges. He advised them TO form union in
terest against the entertainments of white
men now poaching on their lands, aud gave
them words OF encouragement on the progress
they had made in their efforts at civilization.
The confederate government embraces the
following tribes ard nations: Cherokees.
Choclains, Greeks. Ollawas, e stern Pawpee..
Senecas, Wyanoottes Quapaws Peo,ias, Sacs
and Foxes, Great aud Little Osages, Seminoles
and ChickapaWs