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TRIAL or AN ALLEGED MURDERER N RfADxG. PA.

READING, Jan. 20, 1870.
John Deal was arraigned to-day for the murder OF
Richard Harlow, near Gosport, on October Q. The
parties seen together ut the latter place on the
afternoon and evening preceding the murder and
the prisoner purchased u hatchet at a store which
they visited. The body OF the murdered man was
neck severinE the jugular vein and hole ia his
forehead. The prisoner was apprehcnded the fol-
lowinS DAY In Schuykiil county. with . hatchct in
his possession similar TO the one he purchased The
trial VIII probably occupy two DAYS longer,
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GEORGIA..

Arrest Of Citizens of Warren County by the
Military Authorities.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 90, 1870.
Several citizens have been arrested by the mill.
tary authorities IN Warren county for alleged OF.
fences committed several months since. Consider
able alarm exists and many persons are reported
neelng from the district where marital law pre-.
walls.
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CUBA.

Mr. Stewards Reception In Havana-A Warm
Greeting Given Him-A Peaceful Speech.
HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1870.
On Tuesday evening the bands OF the different
volunteer battallons In this city enaded Governor
Seward. Several thousand people assembled in the
street In front OF the hotel ana Marte square was
splendldly Illuminated. The officers OF the volun.
teers and many Others entered the hotel, where
Colonel Zulueta delivered speeoh OF welcome say
Ing the serenade was q manifestation OF the senti
ments OF the loyal spaniards for tneir distinguished
guest
Mr. Seward shook hands with all the oficers and
replied briefly TO the welcome He compllmented
the people on the Improvements they had made since
his former visit to Havana. All nations, he said
were Interested In the permanent peace and pros
perty OF Cuba Pray God this progress may con-
tinue and peace and sharmony be restored to the
island. Referring TO Spain, he expressed the hope
that the political situation OF the country that was
the most ancient ally OF America would result In
safe. happy and speedy issue.
Mr. Seward's remarks from beginning to end
were strictly noncommittal In the matter OF the
insurrection.
Ten Of the gunboats recently arrived from New
York have gone to sea. Their destination is un-
known
Exchange on LONDON, 11h 12a per cent
premium. Exchange the United States long
sight in currency, ls,4 per cent discount.
Two Insurgcnt Chiefs Said to Have Gone
Over to the Observation-Disclosures Of Taxes
to be Discontinued.
The following report from Havana was received in
this city last night by the Spanish Consult
TWO lnsurgent chiefs, Coca ana Carballas. have
issued a proclamation endorsing the cause OF the
Spaniards.
The oficia Gazette Of Havana win shortly publish
the announcement that the collection OF taxes Will
be discontinued.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States surveying steamer Bibb arrived
In Hampton Roads on Wednesday, from Norfolk,
where she has been making repairs As soon as the
weather moderates she viii proceed to Key West for
service until the warm weather sets In. Professor
Agassiz will accompany her and make collection
Of marine speclmens.
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Interest on the Cotton Tax Case Pending Be-
fore the United states Supreme Court.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 19, 1870.
The Southern people are watching with intense
interest the cotton tax case pending before the
Supreme Court OF the United States. Tney argue
that II cotton can be thus taxed, while the products
OF other States not subject to taxation the cotton
States virtually outside the pale OF
Ascation, involving ruin TO the producer. The de.
clslon Will have an important bearing on the next
The New York herald., 1870-01-21
Prusso- Chinese Correspondence.

BERLIN, Jan. TO- 1870.
Correspondence between Mr.. Buringame, as chief
OF the Chinese Embassy, ala Count Bismarck is
published. The Prussian government expresses its
anxiety for The restoration Of the imperial authority
throughout Cana the best guarantee Of order and
of safety for foreigners.
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PARAGUAY.

Lopez at tho Head Of an Army Assumes ths
the OGensive-The Braxillians Brought to
Bay.
LONDON. Jan. 20, 1870.
been received here.
President Lopez had appeared in the neld again
with . force OF 5000 white and ID, 900 Indians and
stopped the advance Of the Brazilian troops.
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LARGE FIRE At HoasEAeADs. n. Y.
LOSS Thirty Thousand Dollars.

ELMIRA, Jan. 20, 1870.
A destructive fre occurred In the village OF Horse
hsads SIX miles north OF this city, aboutlour ocioch
this morning, which destroyed the extensive foundry
and iron works known a. the Kline Iron Works, Of
which Mcssrs. Oakley, Clapp n Co. were prOprle
Sors. The loss will ount 10 about $780, OOO insured
Yor $4,000. Tue origin Of the IRE Is unknown.
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The Bank Return.

LONDON, Jan. 20. 1870.
The regular weekly state ment Of the. Bank OF
England is published to-day. The amount of specie
In vault Is flSl,oo0 sterling more than at the cor
responding period last year.
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GERMANY.

The Frcemasons and the PapaI Council.
BERLIN, Jan. 20, 1870.
The Freemasons Of Germany have adopted an ad-
dress protesting against the tendency Of the Ecu.
mencal Council toward the doctrines OF the Syl
,IaOua.
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ROME.
The Council Committee..

The Council C0mmittoes.
ROME, Jan. 20, 1870.
The organization OF the Committee on Eastern
Rites and Apostolic Missions is now complete. The
committee is largely composed OF Eastern prelates
but including among iJs members the Bishops OF
Angouleme Toronto and Burlington. Vt
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1879
The sugars brought to this market are generally
OF very inferior quality. But few good lots have
arrived and the merchants are COMPLAINING.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Commander J. r.. Woodruff, OF San Francisco; Am
prose r spencer, family and niece, OF France, and
W. b Fowle or Boston, are at the HOFFMAN House
q. Peabody Este, OF Washington; Dr. +. H. Cnam-
piaih OF Cornwai DIR. @. 8. Ives, or Connecticut;
r. Almy, OF Boston, and J. b. Anthony, OF KhodS
island' are at the Fifth Avenue HoteI.
coiohei W. b. Peck, OF the United States Army;
captain o. r. Patterson, OF Washington, and DR.. ,.
Lawrence OF Lowell, are at the Everer House.
III. :. Miliard OF Cleveland; II. G.. Hazard Of
Rhode Island and W. s. Kane OF Port Jerys. are at
the st. Denis Hotel
Colonel W. H. Harris OF the United States Army:
W. !. Roelopson, OF San Francisco and A. Bier
stadt OF lryington, are al the Breyoort House
Colonel W. J. Crum, Of Rochester; Professor 8. X.
Thayer, OF st. E6us, and Dr. Samuel Lawrence OF
Lowell, are at The ST. Charles HoleI.
Dir. d. >. Evans, OF Washington; N. McCauley, OF
Montana, and r.. G. Henshaw, OF the United Statcs
Army, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Ex-Postmaser General A. w. Randall, or Elmira;
Postmaster Burke, or Boston; A. w. Mulet OF Wash
ngton, anu J. ii. Stevenson, or Toronto are Ut tho
Astor House.
General J. q. Fremont. OF Tarrytown; e. r. Ross,
OF Auburn; Major G. w. Smith. OF fernando. Miss. !:
General NJ. Kane. OF Pennsylvania; DR.. George Ste
vens, OF Albany; J. Langdon, OF EImra; Charles A.
Washpurn. OF California and L. Blacks,0n, OF Nor
wich, are at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Major X. s. Archer, OF Virginia; J. b. Lahtte. o.
Charleston, S. c.; Charles Homer OF Boston, and !.
Russell Parsons, OF H0osck Falls, are at the New
York Hotel.
+. Hall, OF Emira, and A. p Plant. OF Psntsvlle.
Conn, are at the Irving House.
Miscellaneous Personal Movements.
Miss Abbie Pulsifer. OF Auburn, has been ap-
pointed stenographer IN Judge DaufOrth's Office ot
Norrdgewock. Me.
In the picture gallery OF the Jesuit convent as
Lisbon Is painting representing Adam In Paradise.
In blue pan 5, and Eve In full dress.
Green township, near Chillicothe Ohio, has sixty
two inhabitants whose united taliness exceeds 378
feet. The shortest Is SIX leet high.
Tne recent festivities attending the opening OF the
Suez Canal cost the Viceroy oi Egypt ab0ut
S5,5J0,000.
George w. Cbllds. OF the Philadelphia Public
Ledger, and lady, have accepted the invitation OF
General Grant, and VIII be ms guests for several
days during the present week.
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TENNESSEE.

Bill Looking 10 the Payment Of the Railroad
Debt to the State.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 20, 1870.
bill In the interest OF holders Of Tennessee bonds
passed the Senate to-day and is now law lt au-
thOrzes all railroads In debt to the State to pay the
principal OF their indebtedness. with any legal issue
OF six per cent bonds without regard TO the series
or number IL Is believed tnat thls Will reduce the
bonded debt to $17, 900, 900.
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ITALY.

Parliament Summoned.
FLORENCE Jan. 20, 1870.
The national Parliament is summoned By royal
decree to meet on the 7th or March.
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Relations to the Lay Power.
ROME, JAM 90 1870.
Cardinal Antonelli has assured the French Ambas.
sador that the Pope will never hesitate to maintain
the rights Of the Church as equal to those OF the
State
The New York herald., 1870-01-21

BntcheIor's Hair Dye-The Best in tho
world. The only perfect dye harmless reliable instanfxe
ncous. Factor Ii Bond street.
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THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT
Ratification by the Ohio House of Represents

Ratification by the Ohio House Of Representa-
tives.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 20, 1670.s
AT nine O'Clock tonight the House adopted the
Senate resolution ratfyinG the fifteenth amendment
to the constitution OF the United StaJes completing
Ohio's ratification thereof The vote stood yeas 81,
nays &c. Messrs. Bates, Hill, Kleinschmidt ana
Cunningham. reform republicans, voted In the
afirmative. The result was received with cheers
BY the crowds IN the galleries.
Ratification Of the Fifteenth Amendment by
the Lower House Of the I0wn Legislature.
CHICAGO Jan. 20, 1870.
The Iowa House OF Representatives to-day ratified
the nfIeenth amendment by yeas SO 10 IL nays. II
was ratified by the Senate yesterday.
The New York herald., 1870-01-21

Royal Havana L0ttcry.-Prixes Paid in GOid.
Information furnished The highest rates paid Ter Doubaons
and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
The New York herald., 1870-01-21
Rsspails Obituary a Hoax.

PARIS, Jan. 20, 1870.
few days since 1t was positively and officially
announced that M. Raspail one OF the leading mem.
bers OF the radical party in the Corps Legslat was
dead AT three O'Clock this afternoon the report
was first contradicted, and the deputatlons which
were on the way to Paris to attend the funeral have
been notified or the facts of the case.
There Is much Indignation expressed at the un-
known author OF thifcruel hoax.
The New York herald., 1870-01-21

CrlstadorO's Unrivalled Hair Dyc.-S1(d
and applied his wig aud scalp factory, No Astor House
The New York herald., 1870-01-21

Rheumatism, Neurnlgia, Headache Le.Mlly
warranted cured money refunded DIR. FILTERS RHEU
MArIc REMEDY, 7oi Broadway. Sold BY all drugSsu.
The New York herald., 1870-01-21

Phnlon's ssvitalia, Restores Co Gray Hair
the color Of youth IN few applications
The New York herald., 1870-01-21

Balls and Parfies.-I.ndies' White Boots and
slips India Rubber Boots aud Shoes.
MILLER & CO., No. 8 Union square.
The New York herald., 1870-01-21

Teeth Extracted Without Pain Thirteen
years benumbins application beautiful Testh 81; Set xlos
Plumpers.
The New York herald., 1870-01-21

Amcrica.-Restorcr America. for the Hair.
Usei..
The New York herald., 1870-01-21

A.-Ilndies' Faces EnnmelIeds also, the Prep
broadway.
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Having learned that there IL report circulation the
effect that our house had failed beg friends
that said report utterly untrue similarity between the
name our hrn and that OF another has caused the crcua
ton OF the report alluded to.
T.. v. HAUGHwOUT Co,
ASS, l9J and zy1 Broadway.
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The Telegraph's Union with England.
PARIS Jan. 20, 1870.
new cable in the interest OF the French Com.
pany, to connect England and Brest, has been sue
cessfully laid. The shore end at Salc0mbe, England,
was completed last night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
OF ORLEANS

F{NHE STATE OF LOUISIANA-TOAL ALL WHOM
these presents snail come, greeting:
AT q sale made by Z. A. Deslonde, auetionee-, the
property hereinafter described. has applied to the
this day recorded, for a monitor or advertise
ment. IN conformity to act entitled AN act
relative 10 moniuons and mode OF proceeding ep-
Now, therefore, know We. and all persons inter
the name Of the Sta g of Louisiana, and of the
Second District Court for the parish of Creans who
can set up any right; title or claim in and TO the
any informality in the order decree Judgment of
the court under which the sale was made, any
rreguarity or illegaity in the sbpralsement ana ad
vertsements IN time or manner of sale, for any
defect whatsoever to show cause within thirty days
from the day this monition is first inserted in the
public papers, why the sale SO made, should not be
confirmed and homologated.
The said property was sold by E. A. Deslonde
auctioneer aforesaid, the twelfth day of rebrua.
ry 1870 by virtue of decree of this court endered
1n aa 9 q Voc IN the it Of
docket OF TINS honorable court, at which sale the
said Duncan F. Kenner became the purchaser for
the price ana sum OF four hundred and fifty dollars,
cash $3.50 as will be sean by reference to the act of
sale OF said property By Mistress Mary Ann Wood,
Phoenix n. Wood, TO the said Duncan +. Kenner,
passed before George W Christy; notary public. on
cial conveyance
certain square of ground together with all the
improvements thereon rights, privileges, customs,
ways servltudes and appurtenances, etc, thereunto
in the square bounded by the turnpike or sheroad,
Bernauotte, Lower Line and Dixon streets and de-
ey OF sR 6 z
deposited in the office of w. Y Lewis, late notary
in this city, and measuring three hundred and forty
SIX feet three inches front on Bernadotte street,
three hundred and orty-two feet front the turn
pike or sheroad, three hundred and sixty tour feet
fur inches front on Lower Line street, and three
hundred and twenty eight feet front on Dixon
street.
Clerk Office, New Orleans, April 30. 1870.
- NJ u,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISH OF ORLEANS.
MRS. ANN MULLEN VS.. JOHN MULLEN, HER
husbapd-No. l43l,

T HEREBY CERTIFY. THAT ON THE
L twelfth day of November. 1869. iudgme Mt rem
dered in this court in the following entitled suit in
the words and figures following. to wit:
Mrs. Ann Mullen vs. John Mullen. her husbandr
No. l43l-
On motion OF Robert Dalton. attorney for the
plaintiff in this cause, and on producing TO the
court due proof in support of her demand, and by
reason ofthe law and evidence being with plaintiff
1t is adjudged and decreed that the Judgment by
default herein entered on the sixteenth Of June,
1862 be now confirmed; that there be Judgment
heren in favor of plaintiff Ann Mullen, and against
defendant, John Mullen, decreeing a separation ct
property between the said parties; and that the
plaintiff do recover from her said husband the sum
Of two thousand and fifty dollars with legal interest
from judicial demand until paid, and costs of suit
Judgment signed April 2. 1870.
lSigneU r. WHARTON COLLENS, judge
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF the said court ut the city
of New Orleans, on this second day of April. in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy and the ninety fourth year of the indepen
dence OF the United STATES
Il. j. DuSSOR,
APPS 20 ma6 Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04

ITO THE HONORABLE z. H. DURELL, JUDGE
i of the Dis, riot Court CT the United States for
tine District of Loulsiana-sttlng IN Bankruptcy:
The petition of +. T.. Norton, of the city of New
Orleans herein appearing as the assignee in bank
ruptcy. of the estate of Henry Caster, bankrupt,
respectfully represents
That among the assets surrendered by the bank
rupt, and belonging to the aforesaid estate bank
ruptcy there is the following described real estate.
situated in the State of Louisiana, in the parish u
Richland. to wit:
A tract of land. lying in Richland parish, Louis.
lana in the forks of Cypress Bayou and Big Greek,
containing three hundred and twenty acres, more
or less, supposed by bankrupt to be in township
number sixteen. north of range number seven east,
in section number twelve or thirteen bounded on
the north by land of j. W. Willis, the south by
land of j. Cazey, on the east by Big Greek and on
the west by Cypress Bayou.
A lot of two acres, situated in the town of Red
mouth. Richland parish Louisiana, with building
thereon, being the same lot and building occu pied
as a store house by Frank P. Gerreau. and surren-
dered herein among the assets of this estate in
bankruptcy.
Your petitioner further represents that the said
hereinbefore described real estate is, appears of
record, encountered and charged with the following
hereinafter specified mortgages. judgments, liens
and privileges resting thereon, to wit:
Special mortgage in favor of John Watt Co..
executed in 1851 Of record in Franklin parish bear
ing interest, for $500.
Judicial mortgage in favor of Gordon Castillo.
of New Orleans, resulting from judgment obtained
in Twelfth District Court of Louisiana for Franklin
parish. in 1867, for about $780,
Judicial mortgage in favor of NJ Greedy, of Frank
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04

LOUISIANA, PARISH Ot JEt ERSOS.
WHEREAS SAMUEL P. BLANC. ESQ,
w having purchased at q sale made by the
Sheriff OF the parish OF Jefferson the property here
matter descrI bed, has applied TO the clerk of this
court, whose office the deed of sale recorded
the twenty-ninth DAY of April A. D. $50, for q
OF the Legislature OF the State OF louisiana, en-
Titled AN act tor the further assurance OF titles to
purchasers at Judicial sales. approved OF the ff-
teeuth day OF March, 1855
Now, therefore, know ye. and all persons inter
ested herein. are hereby cited and admonlshed, in
the name of the State Of Louisiana, and of the
Second Judicial District Court of Louisians, hold
ing session IN the parish OF Jefferson who set
up any title or claim in and TO the properly herein
after described, IN consequence of any informally
in the order, decree judgment of the under
which the sale was made, or any irreguarity the
apprslsemerts, IN time manner OF sale, or for any
other defecs whatsoever, to show cause within
thirty days from the day this monitor is first u
serted IN TIE pubic papers, why the sale SO made
should nct be confirmed ano homoio gated.
The SAID property sold by the Sheri # of the
parish OF Jefer en- afor said, the sixteenth day
April A. ID. $50, by virtue Of writ OF ferl iacas
March, l.O in tie suit entitled Charles McCarty
John A. Healy, City of Jefferson, garnishee No.
2i25 of the docket of this court hich sale Samuel
p. Blanc became the purchaser for tie price of
twelve hundred dollars Isl 2OO cash
Description OF ground as given in the judicial con-
veJ ance and advertisement.
-FOUR certain lots OF ground, situated IN he city
and parish OF Jefferson, this State, square No.
~ bounded by Napoleon avenue Camp, Berlin and
lc and measuring as follows. TO WIT Lots Nos. L 8
anC measure each 30 feet front Berlin street,
by 80 feet II depth lot No 10 forms the OF
Berlin and Camp streets and measures 80 feet
inches front on Berlin street. by 80 feet in depth
and front Camp street. Said lots we're acquired
by the City OF Jefferson from Carl kohn, of New Or
Recorder, On the tgenty-hfth of November, 1858.
Witness. the Hon. Don A. Pardee. Judge of the
Second judicial District of Louisiana, the TWEEN
ny1 IL % T. LAlZER. Deputy Clerk.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
EUGENE GIQUEL VS.. MANUEL .RIQUELME,
HER HUSBAND-No. 2770.

7 HEREBY CERTIFY TIE THATON THE EIGHTH
i day of April, 1870, judgment was rendered in
this court in the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following. TO wit:
Eugene GiQuel VS.. Manuel Riquelme, her hus
band-No. 2770.
In this case ubm tilted for the confirmation of the
Judgment by default herein entered, the court
sidering that the law and evidence are with the
plaintiff
It is adjudged and decreed that the Judgment
by default herein entered the twenty first of
March last, be now confirmed, that there be judg-
ment favor of plaintiff, Eugenie Giquel. against
defendant, Manuel Kiqueme. her husband. decree
ing separation of property between the said par
ties. and the plaintiff to have the full management
and control Of her separate property. That said
plaintiff do recover of her said husband the sum Of
ierty seven thousand two hundred and sxty'tive
dollars and ten cents in gold with legal interest
from judicial demand until paid, with the mortgage
an pr vilege granted by law to married women,
and that defendant pay the costs OF suit.
Judgment signed thirteenth of April, 1870
(Signeo) T. WHARTON COLLENS, Judge.
In testimony whereof, have hereanto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the aid court. at the
city of New Orleans, on this thirteenth day Of
eight hundred and seventy, and the nine:y.fourth
apis 2e myl3 II. j. DUsSOR, Deputy Clerk.