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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
The Fighting mt Metz.

Tne r18nt1m8 nj MetZs
The following dispatch is little more in
detail than we have previously pub
lished:
BERLIN. October 10.-The fighting at
Metz, which was renewed to the northward
on the morning of Saturday, was serious,
the battle being prolonged throughout the
day. The French, who were endeavoring
to pierce their way through the Prussian
lines. were assailed upon all sides by fresh
divisions of Prussians, which had been ad-
vanced to the support of General Van Ram
mer during Friday night. The French made
many brilliant but desperate and hopeless
attempts to crush the Prussian centre, and
the battle of Saturday ended as did its pre-
decessor on Friday, in the defeat of the
French, they being driven in confusion into
Metz. The carnage was more dreadful
than that of Friday, and the Prussians now
have the task of providing for the dead and
wounded of both armies, which will reach
an alarming number. The losses of the
French and Prussians were very heavy
the slaughter resembling that Of Grave
lOtte. kilograms announcing the victOri-
Gus result of yesterdays battle have been
received at the Prussian war Office and bull
letined to vast crowds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

1eetien ef CaMD0olK ever 0cho& BUos.
tive-Stovsnssasb Ma5ssity -CoaG G1se1ng
ReDerA fre0 SaN16 Diseries.-
COLUMBUs, Octobec IL Fourteen Demo
cratic counties show Republican gain over
last year of 1885,. Fifteen Republican coun-
ties show Republican gain Of 33k Repub-
icans gain two C0lGrossmon. Perry and
Foster, and probably lost two, 6chenek and
McClung.
CoLUHBys, Ohio, October ~ Judge
Lewis d. Campbell ID probably elected in
the Third DistFiot, heatinG Schenck.
CtNCINKAzI,. October H. Later counts
make Stevonson's najority 1917. The high
est majority IN Haz1iltua county il 2500.
Reports- fsm the Sixth District, where
General Denver il eontesting against two
Republican,, are conflicting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
Academy Of Music.

The great speciality at the Academy of
Music is the splendid burlesque of the
"White Cat" which attracts new audiences
every evening. There is charming novelty
about the play that no one can fail to adj
mire, and that prompts many to go seceud
time and see it. The performances other
wise are excellent, and embrace a pleasing
variety, gratifying to all tastes. The ballet
is captivating, and beautiful and graceful
dancers exhibit their skill in the most be-
witching manner. Go to the Academy to-
night and every night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
The New York Ecening Express of last
Thursday SAWS: -..

To-day, John Miller formerly connected
Office of Vermyiye 4 Co., and presented 3
government check for 1000, with the
compliments of General Hillhouse, Assist
ant Treasurer, requesting bonds in exchange
therefor. Vermylye & Co. did not like the
appearance of the check, and sent some one
with Miller to the treasury Office to get it
verified.
As soon as the treasury office was reached
Miller started to run away. but was caught
by Detective Sampson. He was taken to
the first precinct statiOnhOuse, and upon
being searched blank treasury check,
signed by w. G. White, cashier, was found
upon his person. Miller was appointed by
General Butterfeld. and rumor says he was
formerly a music teacher in the Generals
family. 1t is supposed that he purloined
the blank treasury checks while in the office,
and was engaged in forging the names Of
officials when his career was brought to
sudden end by Detective Sampson. Miller
was taken before the United States Com
missioner and held in custody in default OF
$4,000 bail. The events of the day show
clearly that too much care can not be exer-
cised in Wall street in dealing with strange
individuals. ,.-.t 1. ~,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

FIEE.-Just before twelve o'clock last
night a fire originated in the three-stOry
brick building situated ON Julia street and
running through the block from Peters to
Fulton street, supposed to have been caused
by inccndiarism, as . boy about sixteen
years old was seen running mp Commerce
street few minutes before the fire was dis
covered. The building was occupied by DIR.
Harmouas broom factory and owned by
J. l.. Sterry. insurance not ascertained.
The fire was still burning = We went "a
press, but VS. not lihsly tsex11aA ta1Ae -
Joining buildingA Les ahsu1 1l4,ooA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
WASHINGTON.

Brisssw, Of Kentpcky, Seliestor GenemE
Cuban Mails via Cedar Keys.
WASHINGTON, October 12.-Colonel Bris-
tow, Of Kentucky, has been appointed So
icitor General - ..-, .....,.e ~
The Postmaster General to-day issued
an order for the Cuban mails, from South
ern cities, to be sent to Cedar Keys, Florida,
via New Orleans. and thence taken 10
Havana by the Roberts line of steamers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

Illinois is the leading State in the money
order system, and New York the second.
Illinois has sent during the past year over
three millions Of dollars through the Money
Order Bursau Of the Postoface Department,
while tAe aneunt transmitted throughout
the country reached the sum of ~, l,oGl, ,loA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.cTHR VERY MAT AND DESI.
II rable cottage house situated ON Columbus
street between Dorgeneis and Broad streets, con-
tanning four large rooms with gallery the south
side and back, with largo cabinet, Kitchen, ser
wants room, coal shed, poultry house, wash room,
etc. Convenient to three lines Of cars-Esplanade
street Dumaine street, and Ursulnes street. Pos.
session given innsdiats'y. Apply r TO nrRfsrR
ec4 lw% Corner n Columbus and Dorgenois streets.
NOR RKNT.-PrRAaANr AND COMFORTABLE
Il furniohed rooms. without board, to rent ut
prices varying ffo1 ten 70 nfty dollars per
month. AySly q ~. ia Ct. Charles street. corner
Of North. E auS 1m
EOR RRNlrAR GROUND FLOOR OF STORE
10 No, 32k St Charles street, opposite st. Charles
atr~at Nar Trle~ns - -"--E se16
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
LOST.

T OST-wARRANT no. S3l, JEFFERSON CITY
i issued Nav Is. iaoo. for 16s, and payable to H.
4. Golden or bearer has been lost All persons are
cautioned against purchasing II, - it belongs TO
Of the city. Tne finder win pleaee retHrn u TO
n. T. GOLDEN,
ocl3 3t Care Republican Once.
II O8T OR MISIAAID.-A CERTIFICATE
II bearing No s6sl, dated thirteenth Nay, lee. for
sixty six shares Of the capital stock Of the L0utsi
ana State Rank in the name of Christoval ToledAno.
Notice il given that application win be made to
seid hank f6r now certificate in ninety days after
this date.
New Orleans, October 4, 1870
oc3 lsW6w @. CAvAROC, Administrator
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
WHOLE NUMBN2 IUfqo

& elected. n 1vsnssesh plst,,os ~.
Gti1Rn, Deneersk 70 majority. The
Twenty-Arst Distsict gives Poster. D,mo.
crst, 5Qo m9teuity. The Twenty second
District gives Negley. Rspublican, 2lz5 ~
tority. II Twenty y-thHd District, MOJan-
Kin, Republican, y elected by q 3majerity.
The Twenty fourth District givss NJ
Cle1lan 600 naionity. 49,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
forms the public:

Net proceeds Of the fair. Sc ,OOl 70
ALI books and papers are deposited at the
Office of the German Gazette, for the inspec-
ton of the public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
We find this paragraph in q Washington

VIC H00 0111c paragraph m W asHIHStOn
special to the New York Tribune:
General Casey, Collector of the Port Of
New Orleans, denies the statement in the
Washington correspondence of Baltimore
paper that he has been offered the position
Of Solicitor General, and he further denies
that he is candidate for the position. He
says his enemies have tried to have him re-
moved from the collectorship, but the ad-
ministration has sustained his course there,
and he win remain in that place. He is
sure that Louisiana will be carried by the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
The German Fair.

The fair for the benefit of the wounded
European soldiers, held at Turner Hall from
September 13 to %, yielded the following
amounts, go the report of the secretary of
the Fair Committee, Mr.. R. H. Benners, In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
FOR SALE,


A RARE CHANCE FOR sPECULA-
a tion.-For sale:-Bar. room and restaurant
With fixtures, together with lease Of building for
i've years. Rent moderate Situated in the eec.
ond District, near Canal street. The bar-room and
custom Tho building has covered verandak all
sIonnd- Terms modefAtc Apply tp v. g. DeLisle,
Canal and Basin, lower side, between the hours Of
Q and IL A. NJ, and and \, ocl3 St.
INDUCED BY THE RAPID INCREASE
4 OF my business, have divided it into depart
department, As follows:
Ono for tie First and EnuEtA Distrists Of New
Orleans; s5asss M 10 N nd ~ - =.
One. for ths Second and Third Distriets OF Eew
OrleAuS
One fsf the eiyth District q New Orlesnse
One lor the Ffth Dtstxfct and CArrolltOn;
One for the Sugar Piantatisn4 -,
One for Lake Shore and other county property.
I hope with my personal supcrvisien over the
whole. TO make h e tie Interest II every ono to
consisn his property t. my charge.
scl13t nsal Rstats Agent. . carcndelet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

PgrfsBusc, October l1-shs 0ixtseuth
ss7sass.asi M DISTRICT, 2esrin, s.paBiscss''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
FoR sAIE.... SALE.

n -A~~s'' s'.s'. I. ''s'ss s'X - 0AAAAss
Upoa the nest libeRaa cenditious, or lbr rent ON .
long lease, the following choice property:
l: SUGAR PLANTATION, elfuased in the parish
OF StoJomeo, dfty-f6W miles a6ove the city Of New
OrleanD at tie vacAerie Hoa1 or landing and meas-
uring eighteen arpents and twenty-th tOises
'front.' ON the night hank Of the 1gississppi rver BY
eighty Arpen1 IN depth, between parallel lines
bounded on the upper side by the property of widow
Locoul md on the lower aide by the vacherie road
This lsopeE11s ouo - TIE best IN Louisiana made
nine hundroa hoglheads Of sugar in 1851 (see Bou-
ehereaus cEUp staAenentl II now in high state Of
cultivatioN ard shove overflow, having Immediate.
" In Hs rear the vscherie Ridge Cane Seed to
plant one huAdToa and 6fHy aEpenfs next year, one
hundred aEpents 1rst year nttoons, seventy ar
pents two yeart rattoons, and seventy arpents
three yearS rAtt0ons, with Mules Cattle, Carts
Plows. etc, and two Thousand sx hundred barrels
Of Corn. So
2. An nNKx8B CYK1RGe SWAMP, with enc Of
the best Steam 0ew Nills With Railroad Cars, etc.
which could furnish eEoGs Ties BY millions to the
New Orleans, Mohile and ChattanOoxa Rsilroad,
that will run nearly Through this track Of land.
3. SEVERAL SECTIONS Of the very best Land
for Sugar Corn, q ToAeceo at the vseAerie settle
ment.
l. That most splsndia RBsIDKNCR known q the
Home Place." In front ef College Point, cont ain
ing nearly ono hnndred superAcial arpents
with Of the largest and incest twostory Dwell
ings, with al mo9orn impFovements, and large
ground covered with Pecan trees The ChAttan0O-
n Railroad win have atati0n ct its lower limit
Fos terms and particulsrs. aPpax 70
sel3 Sulm Mes. Is and u q. I0uis street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

NOR 6ALE-ON RRAsONABLE AND AC-
RESIDENCE situsted in the town of Biloxi, near
tine Lighthouse. For price and conditions Of sale,
apply to g. Ds fSMls! Des 3 42caGners soyI afTs.t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

PAPAL zeUAvEs IN PRRIL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
B Y TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS From ALL POINTS
WALL STREET SLIGHTLY DISTURBED
Weitern Union Telegraph Company
sTATEMENT OF IT'S AFFAIRS
APPOINTMENT OF SOLICITOR sR1xRAL
DEATH OF GENERAL LEE
CUBAN NAILS VIA CEDAR KEYS
REPORTS OF TUEsDAY's ELEC1T0Hs
BATTLE NEAR ORLEANS
SUPERIOR PRUSSIAN ARTILLERY
FRENCH LITERALLY CRUSHED
Cowardice Of the French Regulars
PAPAL Z0UAvEs IN PRRIL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

PARADE OF THE T1Ro AL BERsAa1Io
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

WALL STREET SLIGHTLY DISTURBED
Western Union Telegraph Company

STA rEMENr OF IT'S AEYAIas
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OF so1scr1oR sssxRAL
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DEATH OF GENERAL LEE


REPoRgs OF rugsDAY's MECR1oss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13

opponents, the injustice OF Jealous and
crafty king. The speaker touched feelingly
on the past-the greatest injustice of all
the characterization of an undeserving ad-
venturer, who had achieved nothing but to
steal the glory of Columbus by stamping
his name on the vast region that Columbus
has discovered and opened to the efforts of
civilization. This injustice has, in some
sort, been retrieved, for all civilization re.
cognizes the fame Of Columbus, while the
name of Amerigo abides in semi-ObliviOn.
Italy should complete the atonement by re-
claiming. the ashes of her great son, that
they might hereafter repose in quiet among
the ashes Of Italy's great.
The speaker concluded by applying the
words of Byron as expressive of the en-
largement of thought that falls to the lot of
few, but which most emphatically apply to
the mind of Christopher Columbus.
DIR. Dell 'OrtO's address was received
with ardent applause, for, being in the
Italian language, it was fully understood by
the majority of the audience.
John b. s. Dimitry was next introduced
by the president
Mr.. Dimitry spoke Of the early glory of
ments that have best contributed to the
world civilization. He spoke of her scien-
tifc and literary glories; Of her Tasso, her
0alileO; her unsurpassed schools of fine art,
and equally her benefits to the world in the
ssterner responsibilities Of government. The
world has never seen 20 compact and clearly
defined type Of republican government as
that afforded by Venice and Genoa, 60 far
reaching in influence, not from territorial
sn snssier al depicted % The see that immediately "
preceded tho time of 'Columbus ~ one
of vast upAesvinss q tho human
w3nd Tho o6orts Of tho Dolodins Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
RECEPTION AT THE CITY HALL
COLLATION. at the Club Room

SPEECHES OF THE DAY
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SeHlofratiItJ ronIcrUatiOe
GOngrtB : gluminatiOncH in &iarplaHO.
(gBaBt am 8. Rou. l870)

/. 9iFrtu - Hdbtb. Samuel 8ambIston.
2, 3iRriH - Mdtb SttpsniOn Ardsr.
5. DiRritt - a6tb. 9bpmas Gpann.
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8. 9iRrltt - gidbtsr sSm. NJ. ERtrrif.
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aert, Queen ann's gontsriet. geieOHto II. georsssr
Counties
Ser .. EiHritt umInBt bic unteren 7. gBarOs Der
GtaOt Baltimore. eaul 5aroro uuO ben n6rOI. u OIL
SbttI BON Baltic 60. .......
Der g. 9irtit umast Die obsrsn Il GBarOs Oer Stabt
Baltimore.
Ser 4. Dtarlt umfaBt ALLEGHENY, GarrOu, GrsNsria
unb WaibtHstUn COUNTIES.
Der 5. 9ifritt umfaBt Inne grinosI, GaIUslt. bet
iusRI. 9bet BON Bao. Co.. CHARLES, HRontsomsrp'
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Otter Gsmo6N 4Banrrn Der rtnleu Laalitat uno otr
ltkisn bugun Iu Rrsleh pertauL PIE aue eompeilton
berausiorocrn, BET L, EBriHbcrqCr,
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uHO 3uirtcoCubtti Rdrunt,rt gBaaren iuer6en 80. o
d. obcr per lopdniucRng oerlhtdi. t2ll-l
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Gels' pOpnlarer Sd)nDlaOen,
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bic bette TamiItcn Ntdbmditbine,
unubertroittu biRbth Der GlnFabbsit unb 8huerbGt'
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ten Irbsn obus BrdieI Der Borrl4iunaen uno IN Der
Gdbbnbsituno Glafisitat Oes Stitbes absrtrtlt.
0eriauIsjimmsr: Rr. 40, wprb'0 Rdrles hrdRe'
lirter BEN ,freinaurers s2empel" lDu.l,ouet')
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aue 6aarsn bon otr betn nualttat uno unpertgii ibt
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Ser 6inSug Srr 9ruti6rn lit @ct.
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