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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS-EIGHTH PAGE
n!scElEAsEoTs-Eln.r PAGE Fourth column.
MUSlCAL-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Third column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE--Frst column.
PIANOFDRTES-SECoNDP PAGE-Fifth column.
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REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-FIRsr PAGE-Third col
REWARDS-FIRsT PAar-First column
SALES AT AUCTloN-THRD PAGE-First and second col
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-SE PAGE
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SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-seeond
and third columns.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAGE-First column
SPORTlNG-DoGS, BIRDS, &c.-FIRsT PAGE-second
column.
THE TRADES-SEooND PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-FIRsT PAGE
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIRST PA6E-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-First column
WINES. LIQUORS, Ac.-THIRD PAGE-second column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsT PAGE-Sxth
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NOTICE TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC.
~ BARTLETTS illustrated Map of New York City will
be published the 29th OF December 1870 the
comprehensive and unique produced this city
No one should be without II, strangers especially II
the public buildings and places OF amusement In their
tive POSITIONS also gives the various architectural
Of the city As artistic production stands unrvaed
Size 24x38 neatly bound In cloth covers with gilt letters
Price, SO Genus. Mailed receipt OF price, Publishing
Office 309 Broadway, New York.
BARTLETTS Illustrated May OF London.-Barletts q
american edition Of this celebrated map will be published
29th of December, ls7Q companion his New York
Neatly bound in cloth with gilt letters Price
only 50 cents Mailed receipt Of price, Publishing office
o09 Broadway, New York. N. B.-An elegant holiday gift.
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SPORTING-DOtsS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE
IA Medicines for all dseasss Prepared food for mocki
birds, b. DOvEYS, No. Greene street, Of Canal.
N. B.-Lades attended by Mrs. Dovey
U,RANCIs BUTLER NO rRCk SLIP, NEW YORK,
has NIL the choice breeds Of Dogs for sale or stock.
Imported Ferrets Buffers work, fourth edition. g.
Dogs boarded, trained DC Medicines for all diseases
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MARBLE MANTELS.

MARBLE MANTELS.
MARBLEIzED SLATE MANTELS--RIcH AND ELE-
1u giant designs from S9, xl2, xlo up 10 x25n r. b.
STEWART CO. fO5 Sixth avenue, between Ihirty.ffth
and Thirth- sixth Streets
MARBLE AND MARBLElZED MANTELS or THE
l latest imported patterns Monuments, Headstones 1T
reduced prices A. kLABER stenm marble works. S4 and
loo Eighteenth street, near Third avenue New York.
= KLABER Co, MARBLE WORKS. 2l7 TO 22S
Ne West Ftytrst street. between Broadway and Eighth
avenue Marble and Marbeized Mantes Monuments Head
stones Bureau Table, Pumbes' slss. largest yaIeues
clSARsp N w Wy,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN
BREMEN.
The steamship HANSA, Captain r. Brckenssein VIII sail
street, Hoboken.
To be followed by
The steamship RHEIN, Captain J. Meyer. Saturday,
January 81.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
-, Payabie In gold or Its equivalent IN currency.
.rr. caph
second cabin 72
For freight or passage apply 10 OELRICHS Co.. Agents.
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COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.


DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY,s
Through Line to
California aud China
r,.o, IRE. Freiahl and passage greatly reduced
s,a, ri!s, ,o ss,sS si;S sesssge' s,n
according to location Of berth.
These rates include brt board and all necessaes the
steamers Of the above line leave pier North river
.,o.n, ,.,.. on % the 4.h and soih Of each month,
One hundred pounds OF baggage free to each adult Med
January, OCEAN QUEEN. Captain Conner connecting
Departure of 10Th month will touch at San jose,
Steamer AMERICA win leave San Francisco February !,
1877 a for ,.r Chi China = and nd Japan
until NJ Tuesday January 8. s. ''' % '''''''D
only All the usual aci.ie. afforded shippers in collecting
For fregb, or age tickets and all further information
F. r. BABY, Agent
RA4sNTDS AND oRIEHTAL sIts II TRIP RAkE OPPORTUNITY
AZ ESCAPE FROM The RdoRs
The Pacinc Mail steamship Company will despatch, on or
Msy .9S FOR s @
ports Gibralta Malta Por Said and suez Canal snga
ganys steamers for the various ports OF China japan
freight passage further information apply at the
ohce pier ~ Norh river, New York. \. X. BABY, Agent
GAN DOMINGO LINE
y For Puerto Plata. samana and San Domingo City
The United States mail steamshp
Captain Il. A. Delaney,
Will leave pier No North river for the above ports on
Saturday December 81, nj o'clock J.. NJ. For freight
passage apply 10 sPoFFoRD BROTHERS co,
No. % Broadway.
DERMUDA NAIL.
ID The steamship SANTIAGO DE CUBA other steamer
WILL II possible, be despatched TO Berinnda Thursday,
December 2g. WIN. II. WEBB, "a Exchange place.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
u Atlantic Mail Steamship Company.
Sailing regularly every Thursday, at O'Clock p NJ pre-
cisely. from pier No. North river.
MORRO CASTLE, Capt r. Adams (va Nassaul. Dec. %
COLUMBIA Capt. T. Van Sice
MISSOURI, Capt J. b. Edwards VITA Nassau .....JaD 2
For freight or passage apply 70
A. W. DIMOCk, President
No Bowling Green
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.-NEw YORK
and Mexican Mail steamship line, leaving II East
river at r. N.
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips. Thursday, Dec 90
CITY OF MEXICO, Captain Zimmerman. Saturday, Jan \
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips Wednesay ls
CITY OF MERIDA, Captain Deaken SATURDAY., Jan %
For freight or passage apply TO
+. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS, SO Broadway
CLEOPATRA goes " Havana sny .Axes no passengers
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yAyOODS MUSEUM MONDAY MATINEE, THENCE OP-
w posIte VIII lady with child who recognized gentle
following, please address CHARLIE RlCHLAND Gen
era Post Office.
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+ w VIANTED-INFORMATION OF THE PERSONS, IF
w living, their legal representa- yes Dead who
posed the following firms In existence the city New
York IN 1884 5:-Manning 4 Hehett. Wearing 4 Under
wood Kelog Co., goods merchants Baker Johnson
clothing earl street, and boot and shoe dealer of Pearl
s,Iee nane akhoWn ~ sop PERSONS nnd notes on hush
tor Lexington, Ky.
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CDPARTNEEtSl

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING,
L under the firm of Schwartz Harris is this day
dssoived by mutual consent Business continued l.
Schwartz ISIDOR sCUWARTZ -
DECEMBER 90, 1870. ABRAHAM HARRIS
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aNITY OF NEW Y DIRK. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
M BUREAU OF THE RECEIVER OF TAxEs,/

CAPTAIN +. G. LoTT-sUBsCRlBERs TO THE LOTT
testimonial and those who wish to attend the recep-
tCn given him this evening at Delm0nico's tF oeenth
street viii please OBTAIN their tcke from D. b. SIC KELS
Treasurer, No. 3 Wall street.
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IJEBREW CHARITY FAIR.-nEW YORK DEC 2s
lSO.Al persons having claims against this Fair are
hereby notified 10 present them forthwith.
+. b. HAR Chairman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A.-PERsoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
n. life insurance companies, and who do desire
surrender their policies by absolute SALE borrow
surrender value of their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
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A WORKING HORSES, 2 TO YEARS, Is TO Is HANDS
Il S65 to S1O0 full booded rotting Mare 1925 l29 Bank
corner Washington Call before purchasing else
where.
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A FLOOR, NICELY FURNISHED, WITH EVERY
n comfort for housekeeping; also two large Rooms
Hall Room BATH gas and stoves low rents 81 Bleecker
street.
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yNTANTED-A TEAM OF ROAD HORSES FOR GEN.
w temans driving; they about seven years
old stylish, with some speed Address ID. W. H., Herald
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A PARLOR FLOOR OF TWO OR THREE ROOMS,
n with carpets, without board, l2s East Twenty
second street, to gentlemen gentleman and wife Re
ferences exchanged.
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hR. r. p. THORPE
IL 10 West Twenty fourth street.
Ills new system OF treating all Diseases especially
Cancers, Scr0fula, Catarrh Rheumatism Paralysis
Cutaneous Diseases, is working wonders. His Chemical
BLOOD which II composed all the
giving vigor and vitality all bs patients and pleasant
take. CopsutAWon Tree, OMce hours . to o.
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CuBA.-wHOLES s32.
Ii halves l6, quarters rs. Ktntnckies 81 to $40
Circulars sent free BATES ia Broadway New York.
Maiden lnne -
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pOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, SUPPLEME NTARY--DE-
tenined by the drawing of the Royal Ha Lottery
For information address LuTHY CO., 2i0 Gre ST.
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PERSONAL.

GERALD, GERALD GERALD-FOR REASONS
VI will tell you time 1t viii be impossible to keep
Christmas as proposed.
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A lls EAST EIGITY-THIRD STREET-FOUR NICELY
~ furnished Rooms complete for Housekeeping with
and water and fire. and privilege of stationary tubs 45
month.
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vTNRINITY-CoLD FEET, WHITE HAT AND PURPLE
i feathcr gentleman who touched hands respectfully
socs acquaintance Address in confidence DISCRETION,
Herald Office
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL CAR.
- ryng the United States mails.
Sailing every Wednesday.
NEVADA, Green December 2@ Mt I0L A. NJ
COLORADO, Freeman January 4, at II NJ
From pier 40 North
Cabin passage, 1886, gold steerage, $3.50. currency
Prepaid tickets, 1893, currency.
Passengers booked and from Paris Hamburg Norway
and Sweden nc Drafts on Ireland, England France
Germany at lowest rates. Apply to
WILLIAMS a GuIoN % Broadway
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rToP BUGGY WANTED.-wANTED TO PURCHASE
for cash. good second hand Buggy and Harness.
Address o. L. - Herald oce stating price where
\
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no''Afsiss's, ,ONEOskICNIIiEss
A LII o. K.--FOLLOW NO PATENT HUMBuGs WHEN
and thoroughly introduced, for 5000 $500 at e9
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GGll-TEAM BLACK CANADIANS, l5a HANDS
.p--OO warranted sound, kind, money gray
Canadian, hands x75 bay Mare, fast rotter $75 24
West Thirty street. in
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rI'O LET-THE FIRST CLASS ENGLISH BASEMENT
House 14l East Fifteenth street. between Third
and Irving place; IN good order; moderate Inquire
CHARLES c. WAKELEY, l04 East Tenth street, New York.
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IF YOU WOULD LIKE To MEET THE GENTLEMAN
who bowed he left the Fulton Ferry the ntersec
ton Of Fourth road, Sunday evening" about
O'Clock YOU may meet him on Broadway, walking be-
tween Tenth and Fourteenth streets, noon Wednesda
18th inst.
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CATURDAY EIGHr-BUYING GLOVES; mot MIS-
- taken former residence twenty street" VIII
musical friend grant renewal of long wish
cd for Please answer w. B. f., Herald office.
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RIO RENT IMMEDIATELY-225 LEXINGTON AVENUE,
House. having water closet IL s900 APP
ply between 10 and O'clock at l43 East Thirty third
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
THE CITY COUNCIL LAST EVENING
Board OF Aldermen.

The board met last night in regular ses-
sion. The minutes of the last regular meet
ing, and of the two called meetings that TOOK
place last week, were read and approved.
A resolution from the lower board to grant
an extension of sixty days TO Mr.. CorreIelos,
to complete a contract, was concurred N.
re ,oiutiop to provide room tor the
Eighth District Court was laid on the table,
subject TO call.
A resolution to pay the Economy Hall
Society $1694 for damages done to their hail
by mob in 1868, was Concurred IN.
A resolution from the lower board, which
had been referred to the Finance Committee
and reported back, to pay the widow +.
Dazac, the money paid by her husband on
sale of the revenues of the Dryades market,
WAS concurred in.
A resolution to approve the contract for
macadamiZing Julia street from Magnolia to
Claiborne, was cOncurred in.
An ordinance from the lower board, passed
over the Mayors veto. levying tax OF five
eighths of one per cent on all property IN
the city, to meet the expenses Of the Metro
DoIitan Police Board, was laid over subject
to call.
A bill from the Recorder of M0rtgaget
for S37, sol, for work done in restoring and
preserving the public records, sent up Will
the approval OF the lower board, was ap-
proved. "a
| not less than Sl50,000, the stock Of the cit.
| in the jackson Railroad. was finally adoptet
and the board adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
= NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, 1870

Brothers. Sailed: Steamship |. @. Harris.
v1CKsBuRG, March 29-Passed down: Glas.
gov, at IL last night: Sallie, at 5 4, NJ;
Natchez, at 5 P. NJ. Up: Richmond, at
P. NJ; Louisville, at P. NJ. River falling
slowly. Weather clear and pleasant.
MEAPHIs, March 29.--Passed up: Magenta,
Continental. Tom Jasper. Down: Eainburs5,
Longworth and Dexter. RIVER statlonasy'
Weather warm and rainy.
CAIRO, March 29.-Passed up: Robert T..
Lee, Mary, Miller, Kellogg, FORSYTH, La
Barge. Down: McGill, Church, A; j. Baker.
The river has risen three inches during
the past twenty-four hours
Weather rainy. Mercury 81.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.--ArrlVed to-day:
Great Republic and Commonwealth, from
New Orleans; City of Cairo, from Me-1phis.
Departed: Marble City. for Memphis. River
rising, but not so rapidly as yesterday.
Weather WARM, with light rain.
louisville, March 29.-Eiver rising
twelve feet in the canal and twelve feet over
the rocks. Weather cloudy and cool.
CINCINNAgI, March 29.-Rrer has
risen five feet six inckes III last twenty-toar
hours. with foriy-two feet six inches in the
channel. Weather pleasant.
Arrived: Sam j. Hale, from Memphis
! MESSENGER, from New Orleans.
| CAyr@. March 29.--PasseG up: +. Z. Lee
! from New Orleans for Z vansViile, at 10 +
NJ: Mary Miller, from New Orleans for
Evansville. at ] a. n. Down: I. l.. Nc
Gill, from St. Lo0is, for New Orleans, a
| 10: 3. Church from Cairo, for New Orleans
at 3, G. j. Baker, from Pittsburg for New
! Orleans, at S, Atlantic from st. Louis, for
| New Orleans; z. C. Gray trom Louisville.
for darkansas river, at Il; Lewellyn, fo
| Memphis from Evansville, st Il; SaE
Brown, from Cairo, for White river, at / P
M; Belle St. Louis, from s.. Louis tel
Memphis, az 4; Robert Burns, for Memphis
ate. Ep: J. W. Kellogg, from New Or
| leans. tor ST. Louis, al Z; Mary Forsvthe
frem Yicksburg for st. Louis at 7; EEil
LIZ Barge, from New Orleans for 81. Louis a
| s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
ARREST OF Il DESPERATE
His Return from Texas.

The Pic1yone of last evening contains the
following report of the artist of notorious
Louisiana desperado, who committed q
murder and fed to Texas:
A man named James V. White, charged
with the murder of George Thompson, in
the parish of West Feliciana, some time in
November last, was this morning brought
to the city by Sheriff j. II. Roberts, of
Marion county, Texas and placed in charge
of Sheriff Wurzburger, at the Parish Prison,
for safe-keeping.
A reward of one thousand dollars was
offered by Governor Warmsth for the arrest
OF White, which win be paid to Sheriff
Roberts.
White, it appears. after doing the shoot
ing, fed the country and went into Texas,
where he was arrested and placed in Jail
upon a charge of drunkenness. While in
Jail he made an attempt to get away by set
ting fire to the building, but the timely
action of the jaiIor frustrated his design.
He was then turned over to the Sheriff,
and while iu his charge told him that re-
ward of one thousand dollars had been
offered for him in Louisiana, for killing
Thompson at Bayou Sara. Sheriff Roberts
telegraphed to know if the statement made
to HIM by White was correct, and receiV-
ing an affirmative reply, procured the
necessary requisition, and brought the
prisoner at once to New Orleans.
The party arrived this morning upon the
steamer Era No. 10.
White, we understand, admits the killing
of Thompson. but says it was done in self.
defense; that Thompson was quarreliing
with third party, and he interfered to
separate them, when he was attacked and
shot back to protect himself.
He bears the reputation, we understand.
of dangerous character, and has in one OF,
his legs no less than twelve marks made by
bullet holes. received in encounters in which
he has been engaged.
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Steamer MniiRe AhIf.

The St. Louis Republican of Sunday says:
On Tuesday evening next this favorite
passenger packet resumes her tripsto the
Crescent City. Since her last voyage south
she has been thoroughly overhauled and
repaired and put in complete running order.
OF the many fine steamers plying between
this port and New Orleans, we know OF
none that have the call of superiority over
the Mollie. In capacity, speed, accommo-
dations for people, and in all that makes 8
complete frst.ciass Mississippi steamer, she
has but few equals aud 10 superiors.
Captain Dan Able, her worthy comuan-
der, is too well known as careful boaiman
to require any concentrations at our hands;
yet we desire to give our testimony as to
his ability in the careful conduct and man
sgement of this popular steamer. In fact,
we can truly say that trip to New Orleans
on the Mol!ie will amply repay either the
business man or the man of pleasure.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30
FOREIGN.

Grand Nansuet by Minister Motley
Cuban Cable Fleet Eeady -Eeath oi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Life
snd Property In ireland - British
sIenmers Refuse to Carrc Americas
Mail.-Aettsn the Irish L. and Bills
Prince Bonaparte Comsn2 to Amer.
ica-Duke de MouipeHsier end HIS
Dusi-a Lecturer Hissed-Ledru re
Ifn is Paris-erosecutiOns q gaiust an
Editor r. o ontctiinrs EIsits by the
Police.
LONDON, March 29.-Minister Motley gave
&. grand banquet last evening, in honor OF
the Queen Of she Netherlands. Among the
guests were Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins,
Hughes, Browning, Anthony, Frouee, Mrs.
Norton and other literary celebrities.
The Cuban cable. fleet is nearly ready to
sail. 1t will be the most perfectly appointed
expedition that ever sailed.
Green, the famous spronaut, is dead.
In the House of Lords last evening the
bill for the protection of life and property
in Ireland, which had already passed the
House of Commons was read the first time.
Other business unimportant.
In the House of Commons, the Marquis of
Harrington. Postmaster General, in reply to
question of Mr.. OgilVie, said that, owing
to the reduction in Transatlantic postage.
the steamers heretofore carrying the Ameri-
auently contracts had been made with Ger
man and other lines. Discomfort with the
present system had been officially brought
to the notice of the American Postmaster
General.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the Irish land bills. a motion
to adjourn debate a week was negatlved.
Mr.. Medham proposed an amendment for
the continuation of the "Ulster custom for
compensating outgoing tenants. Mr.. Glad
stone opposed the amendment and after @
tedious and scattering debate the amend
ment was rejected. Mr.. Samuelson moved
10 extend the Ulster custom throughout
the kingdom. Mr. Gladstone opposed this
also, as did the Attorney General, and it
was rejected. Subsequently an amendment,
legalizing the custom in Ulster itself was,
lost by majority OF 2G9, and the House ad-
journed.
PARIS, March 29.-The Emperor Napoleon
has requested Prince BonaOarte to leave the
country. He is coming to America.
During the lecture of Doctor FaTdien yes
terday, the students hissed and insulted the
Professor on account of the deposition made
by him at the Tours trial in favor of Prince
Bonaparte. Fordien was compelled to leave
the hall. The declaration that Fardies
would resign was received with cheers.
Ledru Rollin has arrived here.
The police paid domicilary visits to Louis
Noir, Burbeux and Charles Hugo.
Prosecutions have, been commenced
against the editors of the RdppeI ior articles
published on the Tours trial.
MADRID, March 29.-As prelude to par
doning the Duke de Montpensier, the Count
Juva, who killed Senior Olozaga a year ago,
has been granted al indulgence. Mont
pensier. however, has remained in Madrid
since his duel with Prince de Bourbon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

nnyrestyc Markets.

New YORK. March 90, Evening.-Cotton
closed heavy; sales to day, 200 bales; prices
unchanged Flour 1irmer. Wheat firm; No.
z, 81 O7101 Il; white Michigan, 81 As.
Corn scarce; new mixed Western. 81 U4SG
] o.. Provisions steady. Groceries dull.
Naval storee quiet. Freights firm; cotton
by steam 4c.
CINCISNATI, March 20. - Flour: Family
IS 1905 35 Wheat 81 o8@S1 10; held &c niger
Corn 76G8Oc. Oats 52G56c. Rye and barley
unchanged. Cotton steady; mddling up
lands 2lc. Whisky 93G624c. Pork S27
Bulk meats: Shoulders 95@9}c; clear rib
sides l3c; clear sides l4}c. Bacon: Clear
rib sides l5c; clear sides 155 shoulders
held at 1O2. Hams l69l8c. Lard l429l5c.
Butter 310e37c. Cheese 15Sl6c. Eggs lsc.
Sugar 4c lower.
ST. Louis March 29.-Flour: Spring Su-
perhne SO so. VIII at, Mo- Spring 7s9S2c.
Corn, mixed, 13@S0c. Oats, 5lG153c. Rye
r3c. Barley; nothing done. Whisky, 93c.
Sugar, 91@l23c. Coffee firm. l9@22c. Mo-
lasses s06S5. Pork S26 49, Bulk clear
sides l43c. Bacon shoulders lo30l1c. CIeaI
sides l5!c.
Foreign Markets
LIVERPOOL, March %, Evening.
|. closed quiet; upiands 1lWl1sd; Orleans
3I3Ml1}j. Sales o.day 10 coo bales, OF which
1900 were for export and speculation.
HAvRE, March %, Evening. closed
.cuiet; tres ordinaire oa the spot 1856.
LIVERPOOL, March 20.-Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester quiet.
FRANKFORT, March 29.-Eonds Closed
heavy.
PARIs, March 29.-Bourse qaiet; rentef
1922.
LosDoY, March 20, Eyening.-Consols 935
Bonds 90s. .---...-...-
Yesterday Evening Dispatches.I
Car
George H. Thomas died of apoplexy last
| night.
ashore at Indian River Inlet, are going to
pieces.
Lewis, Delaware, Narch 29.-The brig
Martins, from Matanzas, with sugar, has
gone ashore near here.
General Butler telegraphs to Governor
Senter, instructing him TO come to Wash'
! ington to testify regarding affairs ID Ten
nessee.
AUGusTA, March 20 29-Colonel A. r Lamot,
President of the Southern Press Associstlons
has issued call for convention. to assem-
BILE at Savannah, Georgia, April Is, 1870.
NORFOLK Va, March %. The steamer
James C. Wright, from New York for Mo-
bile, put in here, having lost her anchors
and chains.
NASHVILLE, March 29.-The elections
passed off quietly. A heavy vote poled, and
the constitution ratified.
Tours, France, March 29.-Prince Bona.
parte has been sentenced to pay Victor
Noir's family twenty-five thousand francs,
and the expenses OF the civil suit.
LONDON, March 29.-The Times, discussing
the result of the criminal prosecution
against Prince Napoleon, says that he should
not be trusted with weapons, but should be
guarded as a maduau.