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New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

inside remained for half an hour, and then leaving,
went the Desbrossess Ferry and crossed on the D
or l0i0 D. boat Taking the horse cars at jersey o,
he reached his home In Lafayetteave, Bergen CITY, be-
fore midnight He said he made this later statement 10
relieve his mind from the suffering Occasoned by having
made false statements and having accused others wrong
s..Il.x
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
LOCAL POLITICS.

The Republican electors of the Hid Assem-
by District Of Westchester County have elected MesSs
e. NJ Depew James Williamson, and Odell Close as dele
gates to the state Convention.
The XVIIth Assembly District Republican
Association met last night when Elias H. Conoyer s.
Clay and samuel H. l.. Wilson attended as Committee
FROM the coored organization of the Twenty second
Ward, and "A resolution adopted inviting colOred
citizens OF the District 10 become members OF the Asso
ciation In accordance herewith, s. W. Clay and Sanl
H. +. Wilson Immediately enrolled themselves as mem
bers ON representation by Elias B Conoyer that the
eoloed citizens wanted place To meet n resolution
was adopted requesting the Trustees OF the Wgwam To
allow the OF the place ~ the coOreu ctlzehS one
evening in the month.
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THE LATEST STORY OF THE MYSTERIOUS YOUTH

Late last night, the youth, Bennett, whose
statements during the day are published eisewhere'
sent for Capt Kelso his and that OF VIM
r. Moore clerk in the detective Office made very full
and unreseryed confession in the course Of which he
said that no reached this city from Chicago on
SATURDAY, arriving at tho Thirteths st. depot AZ .
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bargains, Bargains.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SILVERWARE &C.
The subscriber will
No. 513 BROADWAY,
UNpRR THB ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, ABOUT MAY
And 1, now selling
FINE GOLD WATCHES, FINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS, EAR
RINGS and PINS BRACELETS, LoCKETs, NECKLACES SEAL
RINGS SLEEVE BUTTONS STUDS. &C. AT GREATLY kkDUcks
PRICES.
DIAMOND RINGS . low as SO $40, and 80 EACH
sILvBRwARB AT WHOLESALE PRICES
SILVER PLATED WARE
At bilf the usual prices
FRENCH JEwELRY, ENGLISH JET JBwRIRY
FANS OPERA GLASSES &c, AT HALF THE USUAL PRicn
SHOWCASES and sAPR FOR SALE Low.
GEO. C. ALLEN.
AIS Broadway, one door belo- C.a,lst
Archer &, Pancoast NI'ps Co.
Have removed Mandatory and warrroom'
NOS 10 n, AND 7.woSsrERsr. sKw.YoRx.
between BroOme ami Spring ss)
where will be found very extensive assortment Of
GAS FIXTURES
Of every variety pattern. artistic design ani snA
AT LOW PRICES
The Ron j. H. wARwicK Of Caliorna'
introiuc ns HANS BRETrMANN IN GEoRGIA."
dying ~ Trooper. @
in the Rev. Dr CHAPiNs CHURCH.
'SRfT ON T6hsDsY Ii sl,i'Es ESiSsS ,Sf sSSS4n &P4
a.
Of the
CHAPLIN HOME FOR THE AGED AND ISPIRA.
Tickets at Eooksors Of the oGcers and at the door
Notice-The United States Indian Commission viii hold pchhe
meeting Cooper Institute TUESDAY EVENING Apnl % at
condition OF the inian t1es .nd
their condition Address, VII BE- iehy
ARD ART GRoSBY 1Ss R7 sTEPhHS IL Tying G os poo opa
At y VS. Seat, s :. T soo,p of S p Ma w
NewYork the oee Of the Cooper Inute B orr Of u"
Committee PEIER COOPER frsAteuL
EDWARD CRoswrrL, Secretary.
Diamonds, Watches, and Jeweiry selling si grrAl'
prices also ei in exchange AMI bought for c- Oho G
ALLEN al5 Broadway one door below CAhalst
The Trustees Of The Mdnish Mssoa" making aior
Bung Iund' Of $1,000 by calling for o) sGbnptous al
$40 meeting with goat favor AID Fot poi.s
Checks pouring into the treasury io al AID heS eo
long ZOO; Is therefore earnf hooi hsi
all sho feel interest this great wo viii 'e9d tt n4's
least psyment OF So oaT rolnS Tho
paid within thus mailing oAy o al 10
Larger subenpton wiz Of ee accershe several
ha,. beea Address PLSi r. SMITH lneaSscr
No % Na.sanst tCo0anoftsl Life ms co), \. 7.
Lnporte,s Paris Kid Gloves worn hy pe Que,s .ad
Roy England and by the es In kaol~ LADIES' and snIis
Who appreciate peise, sissS sos W. G9d & e"o.sr
malers goods hOhAhp enAnNo' NO. '' pt0"1sg 1"s"~A
Ninth and Tenth sta
"shelterinx Arrns Danaar.n-Asa for LAPORrRs PARS
KID GLOVES In the funhg d. patnen Of the ias GaAaa ssa
baed Gloves phees az sot ~ rusAil s'orA
The Great Organ N 81 Gsoryy'. ceuSh Nul'by Jsrin.
Son will be erhbsed TIL CADAf Byksih1 0nd Ns,sl
and Instrumental aurs will be perorsc
Trusses, saPpcrters, Bsndases, Ne, se't hs As' =
Ru Light ceAnly, safe cAsfsrA5sl ASH ,AlRe hl.sie
stocsngs Bes chcsp rrues Se Corr~; ssac-ya
guaranteed Establishment, No AHNsa
Post-D0icc Notce.-Ths msb Tor Euro,e igrrg ~ Ve.k
endug SATURDAY APnl " la VII sose .tts oacs aTthf,
NRDNknDAl and SATURDAY, ~ a. sll tie elito-s
News. SIi and D. n,1S CaaiV, ~ - sa = nsi .-.",
| y,A ", tl.lssA l>As~A'sse
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Jacob A. Walling, u brother of Inspector
WolIiug early on sunday morning left his residence NO.
ed EIglbaVe for the purpose of going ON board the
stcamer William T1ttamer of which he was engineer
since then lac has been seen by any OF his aoqain
mrss Any Information concerning him viii be thank
fully received by his family. or by Inspector Waling at
Police uoadquarS.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26


NnwoELnAs. April 2S1Fleq dull at - l2iSst 2oest 1sS
ii So HayPnme So Pork 500 80 IS Bacon sru at 2io
ls Shoulders l6 96fc for Clear Rib and GIt for Clear
sides; Ham. Land dmer terce, l6ic teg istdse Sugar
Moasses-Common Plantation Rebolet, 3d+Oc.;
Prime zoe Choice whisky 81 O The stock Of Coffee
light prices Fair ltG6c Prime, IA 9tc Sterling
BIchange 240l2; Hew-iork Sight BIchange cent premium
God, II3sqll3t.
AuGUrA Ca April 2Cotton unchanged but in fair demand sales
3i8bales; Middling 81 ic. receipts, 25S bales -
CHICAGO April 2BIange unchanged, Flour firm and higher for
upper grades Spring Extras sales at 80 80 81 75 Wheat hrmer and
higher 85d8tc the afternoon the market
changed and higher cash. and d89tc seller
No the market easier Stc, seller
45d45 cash and 10 146tc seller MAY Rye
quiet 81 OIL for woobonnd Mess Pork
dull at Sg 6G S Lad l6G6ic. Meats fuer and higher
Dry lie Rough Sides l.c Cattle sctve grades
higher; Is for Cows Extra Shipping Deeye Lave
Hogs steady and fairly active SO 600S9 IS for Light to heavy
Receps-35OO bba Flour bush Wheat 1900 bush. Corn
20 go $500 bush Barley, 100 Hogs shpmenu-8o
hills Flour Wheat IS 600 bush Corn 20 Coz bush Oats
100 ye 600 bush Barley 200 Hogs Freish dull but dm
+c. Oats TO Buffalo, .
AB,yY Apr 2-Whes still dull small sales Of Amber State lat
81 n Nothing doing Rye; held Si6 oS Corn hrn at
81 for small sales Of Round Yellow at the sane price
Os quiet with sales bag lots of State at 6c Nothing
doing In Barley.
MssPnIs, April 25-cOttou quiet at 22e receipts lst bales
lc Lard l6ql7lc. Bacon-ShOulders, Pic. Sides lite.
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TotL....27 10 II Il q

T0tlL...N 10 IL IL u IOtaL.''''< 20 - % - Al
ls,. 2L 81 5th. 9Th. 7th. sth. oh.
Atlantic '''''....aa ? IS
Ump.rs-Chas Hunt Of the Eckfo Club Time Of play 25
ATHLETIC VS.. MARYLAND.
On the grounds of the Athletic Club, Columbia
ave. Philadelphia yesterday the first association game OF
the season in that city played, the opposing clubs
being the Athletic and Maryland the latter of Bati-
more The BaltimOreans having defeated the Athletics
last year. this trial very important and brought out
large crowd Betting two to one In favor OF Pila-
dephia, the following showing the good Judgment OF
those wagering: - - - - - ,
Maryiand.......I s 3 O-l6
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
TIE WEST SIDE MURDER-ANoTHER ARREST

The search for the alleged assassin OF David
ODay, who was fatally stabbed on Sunday dur
ing an aray the saloon No 81 King st. was continued
by Capt. Mcdonnell and his officers yesterday. Ihey
succeeded n arresting Martin Mackay. alias Mchaes
making 1--WE now In custody. Philip Cooney, with whom
te murdered man Is alleged " have quarrcled, ana who
- said to be The one who inflicted the wound. IL still
i,rge Cant Mcdonnell Ia confident that he Will secure
Tnnney. Who is well known throughout the Eighth and
Ninth Wards.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
ATHLETIC VS.. MARYLAND.
BAsE-BALL IN NEW-ORLEAN

OF base ball between Stars and SOuthers for
the Championship by the latter, by score Of
q to IL.
The game this afternoon between the Red Stockings
aud Peicans by the Red Stockings, the score
Standing 81 to-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
Wedding and Visiting Cards, fnia. Stamping NOV rp
WI. RyxRpELLs SOUS PULroSsr, OPP Old DUros NS'N"
MARRIED.

sASBORN- -AcJASNsr-Tn Brco.yn on the %ta "a An.
Dr Duryea John H. sanben Of Newton c.efs' n~@' "s
III ,abe b daughter Of tbe late Andrew heJsnneI .
TAYOR-sMTrH- Thursday April At The reaoenoe ., M
ftbe, by Rev d. Bsrtne, ID. d., Nsry A. yo"ht-s,
David T.yIor esq 70 Theo d. smith, all Of JeneJ CITY, N"
Al Notices Of Marriages must be 'ha"rsn "'" |''
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IIR,Ny CATTLR NARKRT-April Is.

for Bevs active and the entire supply was disposed
receipts 900 head short Of those last wees and the average
tina. Of last week The prices show
y 4a!c the highest 9 for choice Illinois
averaging $50 g. price with the exception Of
mixed Lerls, which sold down TO 7,c the market closed
buoyau for Mch exceeded the supply and the
market was IS higher per head Fair S5Od 500 Fair
SOa Gool Choice S8Oa $50 sheep were scarce and
the market fully &C. higher the receipts 500 head
all sold the quality good Thin TO
Fair 6a7c.; Fair Good 7d8c Good To Eitts, 8d9c-
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Plants by Mail

Pongee and SILK sun Umbrellas and Pnrasois jus
received by TpyAsY Co., so and $50 Broadway, n \.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

"Of Washing Machines there nothing to be compared wlt
BONA N etAs .1..A.- 49, - ..~4
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

The THorar Tos,ro dor, Ss Goa, 80 dngc plants 80 Ad
d,.s Gao. h. WARISG, jr, osloh Farn, Newport
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
Special Noiite5.
phnlon's "yitnlia,o Or, salvation Tor ,he Hair.

Phalon's "yitalia;o Or, salvation Tor she Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
pHALoNs "yTALIA" dIers utterly from all the dye' ool.
orers,o and reos" % in 1t aany tere7 prn-
cpe 1t Hmpi fragrant and perfectly naocuoG', 'es %
muddy or fOcculeat matter requires shaking up md eor
stain the linen. No papr erta Heces To oocoi
It's turbii appearance for simple thu; ir h1
all intents and purposes Tole, Chemistry.
For sale by all dugg'ts PHALoN son N'sioa
American Institute armerr, CIub-A m.sI. r Clas
will be held TO-DAY crqesiaO O'Clock a a. The hs q ne
Institute in the Cooper Building Al Itc,,'Si % .iaf, M
Jouy W. CnAxBERs, Secretary
Filth Assembly District Union Republican As-ocir
EVENING bDHe' Of wIIiT VILLAIN g y. uAySa Pr..sa
AUSTIN LHAKs Secretaries.
meeting Executive Committee will be held aher sdoauneai 0f
seventh Assembly District nion RePnslican A.-o-
Netopolt,u Hall No . sbaye opposite Eghb'L IN ono q
siiress ,sS the meeting A. COSKLISG Presleat
JAMES j. CARROLL, Secretary.
Prostration Played Out.
Violent puas emetc savaDs berug ami bleeding have he'd
their day.
The SICK can no longer be persuaded that way
to destroy the Little strength disease has len them
Dysppac instead dosing themselves with epson salts ao eOl-
cnth p and other powerful caharc tone e Age'e os' .ni
regulate their bowels with HosrErrERs STOMACH BrrrBRs
Persons Of bilious instead of throwing the whole gndum
into state Of morbid irritation with mercu poison h relief AMI find
IT, in the operation vegetable aerlaye the d
ordered liver
Nervous surers tremulou weak and iesponien recruit their shat
tered energies gaat nvorant and bless the day
when the auraed liquors superseded By mead
stimulant, perfectly efficient and entirely harmless
Travellers by and rejoice the Possession agreeable cor
recve protects them from the evil effects Of maana from sea-
sickness disturbing influences Of cbaage' Of tempen
and change Of water
The dbated feel their strength return and their n's 70
bracing sppenng gently erhlarsiing acton
Ii the only which cautious physicians ouseniouy
recommend to ladies' in delicate health aged and tecnpi
There city settlement the American Continent Whes
Il Is not recognized household remedy sa safeguard against ep
demcs there intelligence prudence ard
mon sense HosrETTRRs BrTERs pron0u standard
specific which, the whole Of phamay hr- substitute
equivalent
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
DONRsTIC MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
HlvRH April 25-Cotton closed quiet spot and ahost
ANTWERP April 25-Petroleum closed hrn al ~ franco
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Al Notices Of Mar
name and address.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALES
VALUABLE LUMBER YARDS
Delord Street, opposite CovingtOn Landing oecu
pied BY
SIMPSON l. Co. LUMBER MERCHANTS
SUCCESSION OF MILTON TAYLOR.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. $685.
ADMINISTRATORS SALES
SUCCESSION OF MILTON TAYLOR.
DY p. h. FOUKE, PUBLIC ADM1Nrsra

DY p. h. FOUkE, PUBLIC ADMINISTER
ID tor and administrator of the succession OF MI
ton Taylor-E. A. DeslOnde, Auctioneer-Office No
Ii Commercial Place.-SATURDAY, July 80, at y
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and AiIcfioneers BE-
change, Royal street, New Orleans, by virtue ana
in pursuance Of an order of the Hon l.. Duvlgneauu
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish o
Orleans dated june a. 1870 for account OF the sue
cession of Milton Taylor, deceased, Will be sold,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. together win tne
buildings and imprCv ements thereon. and all rlSnte
and privileges therero belonging, situated n tns
First District, in the square bounded by DeDu
street Tor Covington Lapdngl Rampant, Gate Her,
cules) Euphrosne and Franklin (late Bentsnl
streets designated by the numbers l and q OF
plan by Henry c. BOudOus1tie, civil engineer ane
surveyor dated New Orleans; June 1870.
Lot No. / measures so feet front on Delord street
the same, more or less, on Euphrosine street, oya
tipptb of PA feet on the line nearest to Franklin
adioins lot No. l, and measures % feet front on
Basin street, or Covington Landing, by a depth o.
100 feet between parallel lines, American measure;
Terms and conditions-One-halfc cash ID umteu
States treasury notes, the remainder IN eqlia-
amounts payable in and two years in the notes
by them Endorsed, bearing interest at the rate o.
eight per cent per annum from date until hnai pts
ment, and secured by special mortgage upon tno
property until paid ,s.
The mortgage to embrace the five per cent CLAUSE
for attorneys fees in of suit to recover pay
ment of any part OF the notes. -, -. a..
The buildings to be insured, if redulreu " 'no
Public Administrator and policy transferred
Act of sale before George W. Christy, notary pIo
lie at the expense of the purchaser lneiuung VIC
cost of United States revenue stamps a.
Administrator ofMilton Taylor, deceased
T. A. DzsLoHDR, Auctioneer.
ie2S ;y2 IL l3 70 rs I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-14
By Wash. q. Boylan.
VALUABLE AND IMPROVED PROPERTY, STU.
ated in the Second District of this city.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES c. KATHMAN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Or,.,,s
No. 1885
By Wash. q. Boylan.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES c. EArHNAy
RY WASH. G. BOYLAN--.rcT1oSFEs

R1 WASH. G. BOYLAN-+4UCTIONEE
~ once and salesrOOm No. 81 Camp street
SATURDAY, August s, 1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ.
sha proceed TO sell, at the ST. Charles Auction Ex-
Cnange, on ST. Charles street, between Common and
oravier streets, by virtue of and in pursuance to
an order from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge Of
me second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated the twenty fifth day of May 1870, the pro.
perry hereinafter described belonging to the above
succession to wit
]. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
an the buildings thereon and all the appurtenanCes
situated in the Second District of this city in the
IauD0urg IRENE in the square comprised within
Blenyllle, Marais CustOmhOuse and Irene streets
designated by the number ten, of square number
tWenty-sx and measuring american measurcl
thrtyOne feet eleven inches and five lines front on
Benville street, by one hundred and nineteen feet
in depth, between parallel lines: being the same
property purchased by deceased from Francis Kath-
man by act passed before r. j. Ker; notary public
on the eleventh January 1864.
Terms and Conditions of Sale-One-thrd cash. and
the balance on a credit of one and two years, for
notes secured by mortgage with vendors privilege
on the property sold, said notes TO bear interest
at eight per centper annum from date until paid
gether with 1--WE per cent attorney in the
OF suit on said notes. The purchaser TO keep the
property fully insured the policy transferred to the
holder OF the notes, and the purchaser to assume
and pay the taxes of the current year and internal
revenue stamps and costs of act OF sale, over and
above the price of adjudication.
Act OF sale before r. J. Ker, notary public.
jyS l3 20 81 au3 s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-14
The California Wine Interest-The Crops
Large and Prices Advancing.
From the San Francisco Bulletin

An advance of ten to fifteen cents per
gallon in the price Of the red and white
wines of Napa and Sonoma counties has
occurred within a fortnight, and the price
OF all kinds OF native wines throughout the
State has advanced more or less within a
month. Eight thousand gallons of SOnOma
white wine Of last years vintage were sold
a few days ago at Williams vineyard at
tOrty-fiye cents per gallon. Wine Of the
same brand and age was sold last year for
thirty-six and half cents per gallon; the
late sale was, therefore, made at an advance
of eight and a half cents per gallon. Choice
wines of the vintage of 1867 now sell in
thirty, sixty or one hundred gallon packages
for one dollar per gallon. Wine of the same
age and brand brought only sixty-five cents
last year. The advance has been caused chief.
ly by increased orders from the east, where
the purity, strength and native delicacy OF
California wines-especially red and white,
are at last beginning to be fully appreciated.
The largest single shipment last year is said
to have amounted to 10000 gallons; this
year several orders are likely to exceed that.
The overland railroad carries immense
quantities of native wines east, and not only
from the vineyards Of the foot hills of the
Sierra Nevada, but also from Napa and
Sonoma. The wine crop Of the latter county
last year, was estimated to have been only
49,, 900 gallons, this year it is believed that
100000 gallons of wine will be made there,
and will sell for an average of fifty cents a
gallon or total of half million of dollars
for one county alone. Napa county will
have as large "a prOpOrtiOnate crop, and her
winners will get as good price.
1t is now admitted by all viniculturists,
that the wines of the foothills of Napa and
Sonoma are of much finer flavor, and the
grapes are much less liable to mildew or
blight than those of the valleys; while the
wines of the foothills Of Placer, Ell Dorado
and Toulumne counties are the finest of all
Many winners Of SOnOma and Napa would
remove to one or the other of the first two
named counties if they had not permanent
ly located themselves in the latter. In adj
dltlon to producing better wines, Ell Dorado
and Placer counties have the advantage of
being contiguous to the Central Pacific Rail
road, by which their wines can be sent di-
rectly east.
thousands of new vines are being yearly
painted IN each vineyard, and it seems GER
tam, that within five years, the value of the
VINE VINE and grape crop of California will, at
least, equal one-half of our past average
grain crop.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-14
SALE FOR PARTITION.
CORALIE PRIEUR, WIFE OF E.. GOrrscHArr
VERSUS
ALEXANDER AND JOHN H. ALPUEErp
Second District Court-No. 81, a2a.

RY J. b. WALTON, AUCTIONEER-os
gust -, 1870, at II O'Clock NJ, at the st. Chs.as
Auction Exchange, by virtue and in pursuanc. =
judgment rendered by the Honorable Lou;s ~
vgneatd Judge of the Second District Court forfH
parish of Orleans in the above entitled suit on -
twenty third day of March, 1369 and signed N ~
first day of April, 1869, Court Docket No. 3D. 829 M;
be sold the following described property, to witt
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND with the butt
ings and improvements thereon, in the First b.
Common, Dryades and Rampant streets, measure
20 feet, inches and lines front Canal street =
a depth Of 1T feet 10 inches and lines, betwess
parallel lines, according to plan drawn by Pm
Judice, architect dated the thirteenth of April ID;
The improvements consist of A TWO-STORY Am
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, adjoining ths
corner Of Rampant street, suited for Offices below
works etc. The rear buildings are two stories AMI
cOmmOdiOus. This property is leased until the lint
of October 1870 at the rate Of $50 per month sad
is sold subject to the lease.
Terms-One third cash in United States treasur,
notes. the balance o credit Of one and two yeas
in the notes Of the purchaser divided into coupons
if required to his own order, and by him Endorsed
to be dated on the day of the adjudication beariar
interest at the rate of eight per cent per annus
from date until paid to be secured by mortgage and
vendors lien and privilege on said property, Will
the clause of nOn-alienandO. The purchaser b
keep said property insured to the amount of SAID
notes coupons, and transfer the policy OF ins,u
ance to the vendor, and to pay five per cent attos
neys fees, in case of suit for the recovery Of TIKI
notes or coupons.
Act of sale before S. Magner notary public at TIN
expense Of the purchaser, including the Unitey
states revenue stamps required by law
jv13 is IS 30 au6 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-14
YESTERDAYS Evening DISPATCHES, |

WASHINGTON, July 13.-The House has
adopted resolutions allowing Woods to &C
to Richmond as witness.
Also, to investigate the treatment of col
0red cadets at West Point
Also, a bill making Houston, Texas, a port
of entry.
The House is now considering conference
on the tax and tariff.
PARIS July 13.-A questionable dispatch
from Dusseldorf this morning says Leopold
accepts the Spanish crown on condition of
an immediate declaration of war against
France should the latter attack Germany.
-BOurse opened firm; rentes 1880. There
in better feeling everywhere, especially
in commercial circles.
The Constitutionnel(M Ministerial organisms:
sThe government of France has testimony
that the candidature of Prince HohenzOllern
has been withdrawn, and the peace of
Europe will not be disturbed. We are sat
isfied that Hohenzollern will not reign in
Spain. We demand nothing more, and re-
joice at this pacific solution"
BRUSSELS, July 10, 10 A. M.-Warlike
preparations continue in France, not
outstanding the withdrawal of Prince
Leopold, and there is universal fear of war,
BERLIN, July 13.-The Kreu- Gazette saws:
Germany Indignantly repels the measure
less arrogance Of France. Prince Leopold
renounces the candidature because he is I'M
able to reconcile the character of German
soldiers with action involving Germany and
Spain in war;"
LONDON, July 3D. Noon.-The government
nearly mOnOpOlizcs the cables leading to
the Continent with dispatches on the Span
lsh question, consequently business dis
patches are delayed, and the transmission
OF private European war items compels the
omission Of much interesting matter.
Two p. MA Berlin dispatch, just re-
ceived, says that Notwithstanding the with
drawal OF HOhenzOllern, France maintains a
threatening attitude.