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TnE STOCK MARKEr
was given u new sensation IN TIE novel change
the feiative values of governments bonds aud gold
the s.Nes Of 1851 selling preDlium In specie,
peIng quoted al l.l, 10 NIX wien gold was H.
ll8s, al ti,e same time the nyc-twenty nonus of
1862 sold IN London at 10. the highest igura ever
reached there by them, and wiiiln about one per
cent OF par IN gold. Towards the close OF the Gay
the government iiond market manifested sume syn
patns VAN the gold decline. and len one-i,a.i peg
cent, Dut other STOCKS remained lrni.
CONGRATULATIONS
were heard towards evening On every hand among
the sDiid and steady BUSINESS men OF Mai street.
VINO anticipate Very satisfactory RESULTS from tins
marked approach Ot the national 10 ts proper
status. There IL little or 40 apprehension 0i de-
rangemens hnancal circles enecS o tho
RAPID iali IN god. and While every one naturally
expecs that the price viii ray soon. no one appears
TO rely on inucn ol RISE however vigorously tho
riiE COTTON Asp srGAE sgog Kss
felt the decline ~ goln very aensoiy manifested
consiueraoie excitement Win tue iormer caused
senti.puitc III the market, aud the scenes III and
about ,he cotton ..buard' put one iorc,bly ia mad
OF war tunes wnen the nucsnat,ons in the price Of
the article were such 10 throw the cotton bulls
ana bears alternately into tie iuuat gfceania
kind Of mysteries. Cotton, tiurlag the past ieH
days, has peen the verge Of sudden lali but
importers. VINO were master, OF lie situation IN
Ing able. TO certain degree, 70 keep ~ up to 4
steady point were altogether uHacrved When, yes
terday afternoon, god ieii 10 llos. Tnis rafber
too much ior the good nature, rather tho pockeLs
wnich, ny tne way, are al Que anu Inc suue thin.
VAN the br0Heis-nad taose wnu tad entered
inio contracts wnen gold Yls Al much Llghef
price eudeuvoreo way they could either to
compromise get OUT oi the!r dicuiIies by straIe-
Kcai moves uad ihgtnufiics alone Kn0wa TO tho
street.
The sugar market VAS also considerably affected
In certain instances IN quite lnchrYuose way--aud
t0enties SHIP where the sweet b,lsi-
ness inosi DO con.rcgae, wa, the sceac oil good
deal Ol excitement.
few days ago the importers were un willing "a
sell at tile prices offered on the street and
10 MAINTAIN their staaa Dy the most energetic efforts
at "cornering' those whom they knew depended
upon them IN great part Tor their supplies, the
movement in gold on "Wednesday rather shook them.
They however, remained IRA unth yesterday, when
they gave way and Nelc QLIle accommodating. The
refiners were, a. a matter OF course, dGi2hyed az
were all the Dealers VINO had made II their bOundcn
duty for the past icw days to OiIng the lnpor terra
uOWn 10 their Offers.
What effect further fall In gold VIII make in the
cotton and sugar markets II would I've very hard
now to tell as the semipanic Of yesterday nAy not
be grown into fui blown scare before reaction
sets III to delight the hearts OF those the two
trades who were yesterday badly hurt Ny tie sudden
anu 70 lncn un1Ortnna.e IalL vi the scAles.
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Cable Telegraph Profits.

PARIS, Feb. "a, 1870.
The French Atlantic Telegraph Company at their
last meeting declared dividend OF one and three
quarters per cent for five months-be,ng for the
opening OF the line for business the 18th OF August
1S8o to January 15 1870 the date OF agreemsn With
che Anglo-Amercan, Atlantic and Newfoundland
Companies.
Approaching Marriage Of a New York Helic.
PARIS Feb. "a, 1870
The Duke OF Praalin is about to marry Miss Lilly
Forbes, OF New YORK.
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IRELAND.

Tho Gladstone Land Bill Opposed.
DUBLIN, Feb. "a, 1870.
Mr.. Gtadstone's Land Reform bil Is not well re-
sstvsd In Ireland and It's unpopularily Is increasing
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ILLINOIS

A Chicago iidit0r CowEided by n Couple of
B,eucted Bt0udcs.
CHICAGO. Feb. a. 1870
Mr.. w. f. storey, proprietor Of ciic Chicago Tsnas
was to-day publicly cowhtded by Lydia Thompson
AUD Pagiiua Markham
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TDLEGRAPnIC NEWS
f ROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~>~~~~~>~~>~
parliamentary Defeat OF the Olivier Cabinet in
x. France and Intense Political Agitation.
-~~~-~~>~>~~-->>>~~~s~~>~>~
The Nrorda. unit Divorce Case TriaJ
Arguments.
Tho Prince OF Wales an>N HIS '1ntima-
cles''-A Newspaper Sc. mon to
His Royal Higliness,
Particulars of the Spanish Persecution of
an American Captain.
FRANCE.
Legislative Debatc-A stormy Scene-The Os.
LIVER Ministry Defeated.
Eal,c ~ 1924

Lok0taftve Oebatc-A Stormy Sceae-The Or
liyier Ministry Defeated.
PARIS, Feb II, 1870.
There was stormy scene In the Corps Lesislatif
today.
N. olivier announced that the government in
accoruance With the liberal course ft mad marked
out proposed TO abandon wholly tina system OF
placing In the Geid ana supporting official candi-
dates Tor the Chamber
This met ith great opposition from the Deputies
OF the Right, who burst into loud cries OF dsnp-
pr0va and caused scene Of confusion witch
lasted many minutes.
M. OLIVIER nevertheless, Persisted IN speaking
He declared that the government would not sepa-
rate itself from what had been well done during
the past eighteen years; but II could not act
Eary to its own antecedents; 1t could not present
the spectacle Of men arrived at power and disavow.
Ing their principles and acts.
N. olivier was continually interrupted while
making this explanation ana II was only when ne
ceased speaking that order was restored.
The Right Immediately moved an order OF the
day upholdmg the system OF oiicial candllatures.
stormy discussion ensued.
NJ Olivier asked that the order OF inc day BE not
made vote OF want or confidence.
The Deputies of the Lett declared tnat they must
support the Minister because they were pledged 10
electoral freedom, but for no other reason.
The question was then taken, ana the order OF the
day, as moved by the Right. was adopted by yole
OF 1877 against So.
Much agitation has been produced by the result,
which Ii considered equivalent TO a declaration or
want or confidence In the Ministry.
Tamporing with the Army--(susiave Fl0urens,
Sentence.
PARIS, Feb. "a, 1870.
The action against Gustave Fionrens for having
aided In the descrton OF TWO soldiers has been TER
minated. Tho prisoner did not appear IN court to
answer the charge,
He was sentenced to threc years. impl isonment.
Tho Radical Republican Moycmcnt-The
Misaion to Washington.
PARIS, Feb. ~, 1870
Many haEquefs are being held to-day IN honor of
the anniversary Of the proclamation Of republic In
ls4s.
The probabilities Of tho appointment OF NJ. Provost
Parsdol Minister to Washington are again ques-
TONED
Court Festivities.
PARIS, Feb. d. 1870.
There was grand ball ut the Tuleriss last even
ing. Many Americans were among tie great crowd
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

Resolution Of the Working vpncn's PrOtec~
tive Union oj Boston.
BOsJ'ON, Feb -, 1870.
The working 1omens, Protective Union OF Eoston
has unanimously adopted The following
Resolved, That VIII not bscoae parties "a any at.
tempted encroacnsstS the legitimate sphere OF mems
dtes and therefore, respectfully. but firmly
asaIns. leg gsluiop IN favor Of arara. for women.
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Tho Bank Return.

PARIS, Feb. "a 1870.
The dow OF bullion to the Bank Of france cou-
sinues. Tho amount on hand to-day is a5eo, oooG
greater than last week.
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The Bank Return.

LONDON, Fep. "a, 1870.
The weekly report OF the Bank OF England SHOWS
% increase OF f!25ooo ia bullion snce last report.
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GOLD AT 1less.
The New Era in Wall Street-Great De-
moralizatioa Among the Buiis--Uuited
States Bonds at a Premium In
Cold Cotton and Sugar Aer.
chants on the Qui Vivs,

Yesterday was an eyentfnt day IN the tmfory OF
wal. street. Cod, whicn had been slowly iecllnin0
for . few days, suddenly and quietly went down ~
ud,s- IA hgurc lower than ina ever before been
yeaches in the paniest days OF the "bcars' s,nc1
SepteuA her, 1862. This dcciensou Gas not attrrbup
able 10 bear operations however,, 40 much as IN
natural q uses IN the great commercial 6nanciai
TRANSACTION - OF the period. There WAS consdefaois
excltenept in the street III early py OF The day,
but AZ the Il passed by without any Indications
o.! such recSA operations az characterized the gold
panic of Sepa .p,ber ias, financial became easy
In mind aud vsa!chen the progress of affairs with
toicrabc oonupiacency. The reason generally as
signed for ths remarkable decline IN goh'was that
the increasing demand ior American securities IN
Europe Sonld' 50 supply tile requirements Tor
gold that comparatively htte would have I'd
be shipped tbls year, MD consequently every
looked upon the downward moYemenr ~
healthy ildcauon IN the ma4rket, whose beneficial
results would be permanently ieiL throughout tho
country. NoDody seemed disposed TO spe~uiags
rashiy the chances ol anctsa,sons aud The stead
iness with which tae decline was characterized I'M
parted confidence IN escles liable 10 alarm anda
rangemeas at any su.tl<sn aporiaiiA yarasatia aR0
gold market.
ras o1LD BOON
however. was scene az great animalIou shronsIf.
out the day. Tho apartalent Was denseiy crowoea
Win operators and The gallery was Galed 10 It's u5'
most capacity with eager specsafosu, earnestly
watcning the noisy dealers whose shoats ~ nn,es.
made the dingy windows rattle IN tGcir easements.
The hrst quotation. ut len O'Clock "a the mogning
was ll7}s- Tue price d'd not change materially
nnt,i aDout anarier past eieYe,. waen
IL dropped TO III. iiy This time the h,aiis.
whO had nervousiy watched the yellow reaSsare
steadily sink IN TWO days from 10, atsn
little prospect or rally ing, lost al hope ossiD.
up hgain iniincdatc,y and suddenly withdrew Jnelr
iiorus The hears had L ait tneir own way, and oi-
gan lo tink mat glorious tiaae OF vengeance AMI
spoil lad come Tor them. Eus spite Of All ,hefr
cn0its The rasuarty oI The ueciinc could
disturbeI by theIn ana tueir operations llnny
sided iato STEADY bar cafeIai pressure. I.efOrs
three O'Clock the price dropped down 10 lGls. anl
closed ~ last AT llol4. ihc following .aDle SHOWS
nrIn..inll u Ii u
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Cris.adsro,~ IInriyniied ibatr Soid
ar lod Al hs wig and factory No. Astos House.
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JOSH Bright,r IIenl,h.

LONDON, FeD a. 1870.
enxiety.
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ITALY.
rae sii,riou to Washington.
---~-..---~>----- ~ ~.

FLOEEN.E, FED. z, 1910.
Commander Cord imay DO CialdinD, has been
appointed 10 succeed M. cerran ~ Minister VI ialy
- HAahinGtoa-
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@ y e a i.
End Of the Dissensions Among
the Patriots.

Captured correspondencs : Tho Deposition Of
0uesada and appointment Of Jordan Inter
esting Letter to the Marquis Of Santa
Lncia-The Landing OF Goicoaria--
Itsms Of the Insurrection
Assault on Amercans-Ths
Perpe.ratsr Captured.
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest ard Hest scwspavcr in ta0
Country.
The WeEgty HERALD OF the present week,
ready contains the very latest European News by
the Cable up TO the nomr o. publication; also Teie-
graphic Dcspatcnes from cnina, Japau and other
points. IL also contains the News or the Week;
Editorial Articles on the prominent topics OF the
day: our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cat
Tic. Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets;
Financial aud Commercial, intelligence, aud accounts
OF all tnc important and interesting events Of tns
week.
rggms:--single subscriptions 81; Throe COPIES. sSs
Fiye copies, So; Ten copies sl5: single copies. dye
cents each. A limited number OF ADVERTISEMENTS IN
serted IN the WsTkIy HERALD.
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Yfhcwrn rtssu ---NcuraInia Positively PcrnsE-
MONTY erred by legal cor,sac, rtntef Or tU
Lxas asihQMItiV E.Aeas. 's BrpadaS Aaslss
xvestA. 1ttFtst
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Election Excitement and vioIencc.

Election Excitement and Violence.
LONDON, Feb. "A, 1870.
Tho elections at waterford, Ireland, ana Noting
ham, England, are attended with scenes OF violent
excitement. In both places disturbances have oc.
Cured, aud persons have been roughly treated.
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a.-For Black Worms md Pimpies on NO
Face use PEkRyeS IoMErOEE AND fiMfLE aEMAOA~
Depot, ~ Baad sArses New York, sold every "he1e.
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8alis, r'nrties, Weddings. LADIES', a.lrsts'
gsuA and BOYS Roots aud Shoes. ~ AiLltH w .. NO
. Union sgasre.
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A HalT Doyen New York. Mills Shirts, 30,
order; SAs. AlbLEi-
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Parliamentary Progress.

LONDON, Feb. "A, 1870.
The House Of Lords discussed for short time the
Dill for the regulation OF hours OF labor and al.
journed.
In the House Of Commons the bill for the abolition
Of compulsory pilotage introduced on the first day
o6 the session. passed TO a second reading and was
referred 70 select committee.
The subject OF reform In the War ONCE came up
and was discussed with some bitterness.
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ENGLAND.

Tho Mordaunt Divorce Case-CounscI Arsu.
ments Closed.
LONDON, Feb "a, 1870.
In the MOrdaunt divorce case to-day counsel on
both sides made their closing arguments.
Tomorrow the Judge Will deliver his charge and
give the case to the jury.
The Prince of Wales and His esIn;imacies''--
Newspapers Advice to His Regal Higliness.
LONDON, Feb. ~ 1870.
The London Times to-day has an editorial article
on the In the court yesterday at the trial
Of the Lady Mordaunt divorce case.
- The Times says the CT the Prince Of Wales is
due to the carcessness OF his reputation and heed
aessness in the matter or personal ntimacies which
are forbidden to the royalty. Prince AlDert's ex-
ample was fauitless. and the Prince OF Waes will
learn from 1t and exemplify q life free even from
the SembIAnce Of ieylty,
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S.--The LATEST Phenomenon ~ y Finid With.
sedne nt WITHOUT smell tiat the ycuh.
fui nonps ~ tr h.o, however have oilnchcd
tLcm cprstaa Ui nalne 70 shade This OF
science ia pDALoN's NiyALIAt oB sALvAIion soR
rHE HAIR, N siAnt4 aione
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aLes Einance-Likc4 IL u

VHhsuW StuIc9 EJuuHSt-TEKFH II btIErTs
LONDON, Feb. "A, 1870.
The London Times has an editorial on the subject
OF the recent decision By the Supreme Court OF the
United States In the matter OF the legal tenders,
sertlng THAI tnat declsi0a has restored English
confidence.
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Court Festivities.

PARIS, Feb. "a, 1870.
There was grand ball at the Tulleries last even
ing. Many Americans were among tie great crowd
OF people present.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19
MEMORANDA.


Liverpool June 26.--Arrived from New Orleans,
Caravan, Mickle. 28th--Steamship Chilian, Gill.
27th---Sailed, PequOt, Hogg for New Orleans.
Tarra@Ona. June 22--Arrived from New Orleans.
Bragg, Nelson
Aniier, May 6---Passed by Charles Auguste, VOgrel,
from Hong Kong for New Orleans.
Bristol June 27-Sailed for New Orleans, Ocean
Wave, Palmer.
OFF the Wight, June 28--Isabel, from New Orleans
for Amsterdam.
Bremerhaven, June 27---Arrived from New Or
leans Joshua Loring. Loring.
Barcelona, June 23-Arrived from New Orleans,
Lealta GAIA
Bordeaux June 23---Sailed for New Orleans, Wild
Hunter Kelly.
Royen June 28---Saied for New Orleans, Gupuz-
coano PedrOn.
Cardiff Wales June 2e---Sailed for New Orleans,
Cathedral NickersOn.
Havre June 27--Arrived from New Orleans, ship j
Mont gomery, Perkins. July 6-Dan Draper, Clark.
June 26-Sailed for New Orleans, Baden Nelson
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, ;
MONDAY EVENING, July IL, 1871.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY kEPUbLNaN,
MONDAY EVENING, July IL, lS'o
The stringency in the money market was
increased to-day ard it was difficult to ne
gotiate paper on the street at outside rates,
at the same time there is not much demand
for accommodation and the banks are able
to supply an their customers. we quote
commercial paper at lag per cent per
month, mortgage notes at GIG 0l019 per
annum for first, and II q IA for second grade.
Long paper can 'be placed at easier terms.
The gold market was active and excited
throughout the day, rates ruling ~ a =
under the Wall street rates. opening at ~
0117A against lEaa at New York;. and
after touching 12O1s 1904, closing at 1872
91l9a4 against 12N4). The sales embrace
$4,000 and $2O,OOCat lis; $4,000 at ll7la
l204; $4,000 at liza; $1,000 at 1lSle; $1,000 at
1l9; $4,000 at 1874; $1,000 at 1898: 5000
$4,000, $4,000, $0.000 $4,000 and Sl5,OO0
at 100, $4,000 at lOls, and $4,000 at III.
Nothing reported il silver.
Foreign exchange was stagnant and un-
settled throughout the day, from bankers
and dealers refusing to buy even the best
bills, and not single transaction was re-
ported. Private francs were for the same
reason unsaleable. We quote, nOminally,
bank sterling at-0l32 and commercial at
l3o12 q l3l, and bank francs at 4.30. These
figures are based upon the p. NJ. gold dis
patch quoting gold at 12OA.
Since writing HE above we heard of
Ell, 900 Al sterling taken by one of the
banks at 1881. l9s and 130l2-opening at
l2Sl2 and closing 1T 100.
Domestic exchange ruled quiet and
steady, the banks still checking on New
York at IS p cent premium. The sales en-
brace $4,000 commercial sight on New
York at a y cent premium; $4,000, $4,000
and $4,000 at Tx same, and $4,000 bank
sight at 9-32.
The stock market was very quiet, the
gold excitement absorbing attention. Moth
ing was reported on the regular list, and
IN fancies only limited business done.
200 shares Mississippi Valley Levee Com
pany sold at 81 ID; so SlaughterhOuse at
SIG 25: 1000 Ship Island at S0aS5c; 1000 at
S2l2c: 500 at SIC; and 1000 at 90c
Nothing was reprted in bonds.
A lot of $1,000 State warrants sold at 75c.
The dealers buy 1t 75077c for new State,
and 9Sl9 099c fol Metropolitan Police; and
sell at Soc for tie former and 99A 099lsc
for the latter.
Nothing done in city treasury notes
Dealers buy at l2s l3c discount, and sell at
10 lie.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

Arrest of North Carolina Citizens by
Militia General Kirk-.Refusing to
Obey Writ Of Habeas Corpus.-Cuban
Steamer Hornef.-Spirited Contest Be
tween the Red Stockings and Har-
vards..Arrest Of Ku.kluxers--The
Indiana Campaign Opened--Base Ball
ChampiOnship of Kenfucky..GeOrgia
Legislature-The Big Horn Expedi-
eion--Track Laying ON the Kansas
Pacific Railroad.
RALEIGH, N. c., July 18-Militia General
Kirk arrested several citizens of Alamanee
county Friday. A writ of habeas corpus
was granted by Chief Justice Pearson Sat
urday and served on Kirk yesterday. He
has played out. The charges against those
who have been arrested have not been
made known; there was no warrant sworn
out against them. They are the first citi-
zens of this county. Trouble is antlcl-
pated t.
An Injunction will be served out to-day
forbidding the Treasurer paying money for
State troops. There is no instruction or
resistance to civil law in this State.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July l8-The Cuban
steamer Hornet cleared for New York yes
terday, with Captain J. N. Mafit tempo
rarily in command.
Recent arbitrary arrests OF conservatives
by Kirk, the commander of the new militia,
have created intense feeling, but the people
are determined to bear all with patience
and fortitude, and rely on the ballot box in
August as the proper corrective.
CINCINNATI, July 18.-The game of base
ball between the Harvards and the Red
Stockings today, excited much interest, and
but for the injury to Goodwin, the pitcher
for the Harvards, in the last innings, it is
probable the Red Stockings would have
been defeated. Goodwin was struck by a
ball and knocked down. He pitched
through the inning and then tainted. He is
not seriously hurt. The following is the
RcOre
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TcoNTNuED FROM FIRST PAGE.
King Of Prussia refused to receive hlm at
Ems ..i.ss-...rz.
News from the front to one O'Clock. No


News from the front to one O'Clock. No
Blood shed yet.
kilograms to the English papers during
the past week have misrepresented the tone
Of the French independent press, and sup
pressed the manifestations against war.
The French kilograms declared that the
only Of the government organs. The De.
oats, Temps, Rappel, Steele, Receil and
CaOchc are all strongly opposed to It,.
The most eminent Republican leaders
were for peace. Louis Blanc, in the Temps
and Rappel protested with matchless vigor
and ability against this last imperial crime.
Even journals like the Figaro, mere organs
of what Napoleon is to-day, have given out
doubtful support to the government. An
immense majority of the provincial Journals
resisted war. The demonstrations on the
bOulevards were police work; the students
took little part in what has been attributed 10
them. :.
A letter in the Rappel shows that the dis
position of the liberal party as whole,
throughout France, is against the war, but
they can not longer oppose 1t. Popular or
not in its origin, the war fever runs high Ior
the moment, and not even the French eXlies
want to see France beaten. kilograms to
the French papers similarly misrepresented
the English press. Some Journals at the pc
ginning were inclined toward France in the
hone that Prussia would yield. The teie-
grams give what was said against Prussia,
but suppress everything against France.
The press censorship was no more active
or unscrupulOus. In spite Of its wavering,
the English press now, without exception,
charge France with the responsibility 1or
war.
The interview between Benedict and the
King is perfectly understood as a premedi-
tated insult by Benedict and violation OF
every diplomatic usage, while Prussia's dig
pified attitude under repeated provOcations
has won her the sympathy of Europe.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

ST LOUIS-Steamer Mohawk and barges-29o half
bbs -four 5000 bbs -four 100 bbls pork l16 SKIS oats
1862 SKIS 1898 SKIS bran IL cks bacon so pcs bag
ging 81 hhds tobacco and sundries
observation-disclosures Frank PargOud-38O bales
cotton 1412 SKIS cotton seed 1888 SKIS corn and sun;
dry produce
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Bart Able bales cotton
Is hhds sugar 80 bbs potatoes Is bales broom corn
II SKIS onions and sundries
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Henry Tete-l bale moss
bales cotton 1863 SKIS cotton seed 10 bbls potatoes
ST LOUIS-Steamer Continental-55 bales cotton
100 hhds tobacco and Western produce
LOWER COAST-Steamer Myrtie-Sundries
BY THE RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD July 18-54 SKIS onions 100 SKIS potatoes 10
half bales moss and sundry produce
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
BRN RAILROAD-July 1853 bales cotton $40 rolls
baggng 10 hhds tobacco 789 or bxs tobacco 60 half
bxs tobacco cases do and sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
observation-disclosures Bradish Johnson-63
bales cotton 841 SKIS cotton seed l57 head cattle
JEFFERSON-Steamer Era No 1910 bales cotton
400 head sheep II bales hides 3O1 dry hides and 10
bags wool and sundries
ANTE RIvER-Steamer Alice-1 bale cotton IS
cords wood $50 600 shingles 20 600 feet lumber
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

The Attakapas Register gives us an IN
stance of good luck by citizen of ST. Ma
RVS parish:
A lucky man is Mr.. Robert Mclaughlin
He was persuaded by his brother-in.law,
Mr.. John p. Walters, to purchase ticket
in the Kentucky State Lottery, and on Mon
day last telegram informed him that he
had drawn the capital prize-a farm valued
at one hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
and ten thousand dollars deposited in a
bank, all being in the State OF Kentucky.
Mr.. Mclaughlin was very poor man, a
long resident Of st. Mary parish, and was
the glad tidings of his good luck. He, in
company with Mr.. Walters, has gone to look
after his prize. That is what we call
striking ile"