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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
River Intelligence.
.1.F!.Y OF THE DAILY REPTH.iCAS. I
.H'yA Mon, Nc, January -. .c,l. J

"S'DA Iot, .S', January .c'i.
N.!yr.U Lr.i-.y,@ ETC.-lestcIdav incrU ne
ourncd with one u those fine, stormy .a- APP
prcaa.r! on, by -. very few. The lightning
na-ici and ~" thunder rolled ana u" ram
Toured down III torr.lit, deluging the whole city
and making the sire It's perfect mluiatiI" flNT,
almos. npassa'tA. II vas terrible to those VIII"
had 20 go 20 n,;,rl5,., for sometime =" ga; ;oi
breakfast. but i mad 10 be done. am! the sicnt
amusing 10 those Who witnessed II
business almost At "A stand during IL" day.
and .c;trc.ly anything was doing TO obtain oven
an item 81 the NOV cntnt-. Boatmen looked bag.
gard esp, call. those who had ialH over ior
better weather and the others Iea'y I, sell
out fog q 81 5ht tvance as TO get ready tcr u
fresh start when the weather promised 'Heln-a
better chance than al present.
Some al the packets advertised and reported 10
have lcii had to I@y over on account 81 the IN
,cuencl CT the weather hoping to make mp Tor
lost time. bat we thinh they missed II and hau to
give il ,l,;.s bad 90. ard leave with bI: poor
addition.
The Alex. M:.c,e'.. finding the Red river trade
rather a poor investment. withdrew for the pres
en-. ana j. advertised for Louisville, under the
command @; that anable commander Abe Hutch
mind Walter J.. Dii. = his clerk.
captain J. {. Eanhook. of the Carrie V. Nountz,
SAWS he will leave soon as he get, his load
prnAal,l. III saturday.
III. I,,,zie Hopkins or accoun. of the inccr.elcy
Of tae weather. had 20 lay over. but viii positively
leave today Tor Bay Gus Macon and Tens4s:
The So,lt " estcTn lett last evening with hey cWIi
f..;ab, au,, the cargo OF the Alex Mitchell.
l;y a dspatch 20 Captain John komns from Cap
;.t, .La. ,Llrr has leen heavy rains. the "Guntr.
tioo,tt and roads iripassabk'. and no Use :" send
boa there. =.
Nru.f,l,. Ia Brllv, from the Upper Coast; Bart
Abe from BAYOU Sara Tah!eqtah and MayHo"er,
from .iay!liia Ti.c. with immense io'd5 .. Inc
IL. departures ~er. The La Belle. for 'Ae Coast;
Ecuii.,vtc... and Lulu D., for shreveport Belle Of
A}on 70, Co,lshatta. and Mary /. Forsyth ioi 81.
LON. -,
10 lc-a,t TO-DAY: s.. John. for Dona!daonyille;
T:dii e4c .or SIR. ve .o;t, and Alex Mi'c!.eli lor
louisville.
The famous and unparalleled steamer Belle Lee,
Cattain Franz, Hicks clerl. J. 5. sullivan. beng
detained " he incemency of the weather, VIII
leave t.,,s rN euing for Memphis and the Bends
nos; III NI.RR.-The Tidal Wave. Captain W. }.
:tUvci., II, rk Gillrn. will leave this evening for
.Shr,.e} and intermediate points. No better
boat OF The liyer,O more clover officers
F,,. HAYOg Macon AND TENsAs-The Lizzie Hop
kins, Capta j. x. G. Rawlings, with =. A. Work III
the iLiice will leave this evening for the above,
and We especially recommend her to all passengers
and shippers
The Arkansas arrived at the wharf. and " i'll leave
on saturday tor Arkansas river.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLNAN.

THckspAy EVENING. January u. 1871.
TIA. money market is thout any luateT'ai 'ira-
ton. % the street Al notes with uiiGN"s-
tionahie colaterals and Al business paper
withou. coll.,crals quoted at lo0l2 pei cent
per ann,Im and mortgage paper AT l0Hl per ''''
The crescent city railroad declared a dividend
YESTERDAY o: tnur per cent: payable February -:
Gold opened at lloa allOas against no. a, New
The sales Included $3.50 5000, s ioooo and 40
ono al nos, *2aoo at llo', 10000 at lln-s Ia
1000 Al 10 IlG, and 1850, $4,000 ard s5'oe AZ II"
Nothing TeucIt"a III silver. A.,
Sterling ,..cllan.e was a shafe easier under the
decline gold. The business was OF inotr modern r.;
fair extent the sales embracing about !5Us ~
and 49, s3"oo I'LL of ladin. at Ils. :soWm al
Gear at ll"A ,l9 aa"cp Al b "i ,'''I ,aMs
al 49, and eco AL bill OF l;.diiS "a, i" !,
gold STERLING quoted at ll9@ Hll9H an. ~ n ,T'
food 10 4 i..ll ct lang and clear ard u" ~
Tor bank. ! SINAI! amount ct comhi'icl'i trance
changed la,ldr at ;..3t,. III,
Domestic exchange was Giiic' ana sl.'"!: -.
banks .up,"d rrm!ttcrs with s4cti Gr;ii's on Ne"
York NJ +, cent discount. one OF them ASKING G.,
and the s;res III, !udcd s 600 bank ,isht 81, ~
YORK 42r 500 +25O0O $500. S23. 900 ara $500"
n,iya, iaukrr, at SIG discount. ila.cao and 10,
100 commercial and $50 900 private hanhnrs' at
: 5000 si-fit on Boston at the same.
Some Of I'll" banks drew gold checks on New lo'k
a;tg T. cen; discount.
In STOCKS shares Crescent City E;'lirea' were
reported at ST., with dividend: - sanitary and
FrItzin, al So IS; 800 Mississippi Valley Le'te
1T ,e and 600 do at &C.:
city T. cent new bonds were III rcqi"H! and
sold at IN ady.ucr. Thc sales OF bonds in' uced
5000 city 70 t. cents q; -, SEQ old 'itf = a.
n. 1850 new do at 69 ~ S4-,, 5000 and 5000
do 4. ea'. $3.50 and $500 do Mt 6'' i 1000 and
$500 do 1T e. and 5000 do at .d's.
We noticed also sitter market tor ne" >fHir
warrants bu- there few offering, ana TIE,
only sales reported >SoAo al !23, ami rz'o at
.54. ,,,o,
:, small amount OF city treasury notes tt.aN)
brought - y reu1 discount. Dealers rates were
IS D c.rt discount buying and % q sellii:,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

In an editorial article referring TO the Sc
lection of Frank Blair. Jr.. as United States
Senator from Missouri, the New York Posi-
says:
1t is understood that General Blair will
be chosen United States Senator IN Mis-
souri,, and the Senate is likely to have some
lively times with him unless lie reforms his
language. In speech before the Legisla-
ture he reasserted the opinions OF that no.
torious letter of his which did SO much 10
defeat his party in the Presidential cleo
ton, and spoke Of that carIion crew 81
carpetbaggers who are gorged with The
plumber and drunk with the blood Of tie
South
This is equal TO some passages il Mr..
Mungens famoHs Grafton against the
Heather Chinee,' which. by the way. it is
asserted in Ohio. was prompted by Bre,
Harte's ballad Of Truthful james: Mung.n.
it is protanely said by his enemies. on
reading that pathetic complaint. said that
mo good Democrat could stand ii chance il
:. game of cards with such a fellow as All
SIM" With Nungcn in the House and BLAIR
in the Senate. each by turn using his So
ductivc voice. the Democratic Vote mus:
rapidly increase.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
4 Washington spccia! 0; Monday says:

An ameNdatory Or supplemental. hi. 70
what is known as the Congressional! enforce.
ment or election act was agreed Upon hv
She House judiciary Committee - ;hcr
meeting to-day. and will be pressed through
Congress. if possible. at the !'reSen. session.
This measure extends the operation OF -
act of last session to the cities Of smaller
size. and is really intended in It's details t"
have etfec, On every election precin.. ia the
country, while the former law seemed i'll
:ended more especially for ,h. a!lege.. MAI:
uralization frauds in Northern cities. 'ihr
new bill looks 20 the supervision q: tie col
Ored vote i'll tn" South 1t also remedies
anany o.: the defects discovered in .hc prac-
steal workings OF the law last 1aN. Tho
military feature. however. remains .:'l':. rs
strong, ant: actually places the naval and
military forces under command 81 .ivi! OIL
GERS. while Il intlictS severe puniehM"Dt-
Tor bribery or intimidation %: voters.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
REMOVALS.;
REMOVAL

?EHGfAa.......... REMOVAL.
The undersigned has removed his STONE kRD
TON the olG stand, on tustomhouse street, to the
ARTIFICIAL EnEAissTONE YARD,
on foydias street, tet~een Locust and Freret
stcsets, and i.le office to No. 50 Natchez street
~ extending and consolidating his business With
-" rieai Artificial Stone Company, lac woul0
press his thanks 10 generous public. the patrcus
"EI hiends %! business of hirty-ei.ht yesArs
.tacding in this city, and would solicit coltinu.
.nce Of the same 70 'e Louisiana Frtar Stone Man.
EiactlHing Company. NEWTON RlCHAEpS.
Referring {" Che above, the FREAE ARTIFICIAL.
SltNE COMPANY viii furnish their STONE. a.so
Granite and MalHie for al purposes of hut,c:rs.
fronts OF store. and dwellings,, steps. window -ls,
Ent.s, tcmba, monuments, haggin., for bang etc,
yf.-os. gal,lel-walks, etc.
Particular attention OF property holders. a-etAte
t"cts and Builders il called 10 The Artificial Sres
stone, now Offered beautiful and economies
substitute for brick and pastercd fronts OF bald.
in,, and suitable for c.ric.. window triy ualnfss
VA C"pings. font fences. etc
NEWTON RICHARDS PresidepA I.
SAMHs CLARK, Secretary.
Depot f.. tle sale OF RICHAfDS CAPH LIMA
apl2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
4 street Scene in Pari-.

The following paragraph, taken ron TIE
LiLe,.tr. has its melancholy as well as comic
side. II is headed What Becomes OF a
Horse that Falls" and thus goes Oh:
Yesterday. at three o'clock, there passed
through the Rue de Flandre in - tille'tc,
q horse. consumptive and sick. which is
owner was bringing to the veterinary sur
geOn. But behold, the poor BEAST, lnab!e
to proceed further, falls upon the pavement.
and can not rise again \ crowd "i scainps
gathers, and forms a ring around the fallen
horse. At this moment comes upa bu'rh"r.
who offers 10 buy the dying horse Tor the
Bouehn'ie Muniripale. \ price is offered. a
price taken. The horse Immediately re-
ceives the cottp de grace, and our butcher
goes Off tor Il cart. Naturally. the crowd OF
spectators had by this time CROWN larger
than ever. The butcher had scarcely
turned his back when the crowd. with a
cheer. rushed upon the morse. Each wishes
to have a piece. Men, women and children
form a melee strange Ill its aspect. All the
instruments for cutting mca; were en-
ployed and in less than twenty minutes
there remained OF the horse nothing su' ;he
head and its four legs Only then does the
hatcher arrive with his cart. We shall not
ATTEMPT 20 describe his surprise and ilulis-
nation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
TT PORTS

GEEOs-fiir Eo,o-.65 hhis rosin :; t'' copper
$50 slaves 49,. Qlntal> logwood 80 10 go, wood
? pkgs hidse 49,,
sHIEi. observation-disclosures A:c. :!";i. 4.n-' iEf
drugs IS S!s corn o.l,S hay
lSl,IAS0L.A VIA GALNESTOH->."ans - -
Nar,-1ur Iu,li.uo.l-lrt htls tulr - bus pUl..ur,
200 SKIS corn % pkg ,ndse trn cross tic-
For Galves-uI.--lt"I bhis foIr 20 bios WHISKY t'
bxs h.tt.I4 :" bags coffee
ST LOU!S-S,...n,tr Mars !"isytie-: -, ~
!. casts gN.~
ST Loi:IS-Steamcr Er. and nas ,.---t: ;E"> i
-artllruw!,, 600 tGis pig iron
iIVEKPUOL-E.r. Ei.ur..l.ocE-!'t. ':.ts ? 90:
ton
SANTASrv R-i?aiis .o.it.E:.-E.6 ball. cot, u
6;rO slaves
LlVEEpGCL-Earf .at. .s.ne--i:i. i".s "";:oE
1909 -taIsS
CoRr-l3... 'E.-;'.. ..l. ".:oL ..' -.
stiVcs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

The New Iberia Times says o. .ae recent
troubles at Brashcav:
We take the tcllowin. particulars Of this
:,igh-handed outrage from the New Orleans
Republican, Of the eighth instant, because
from inquiry elsewhere we find tho state
ments made by that paper are in the main
correct; and further. because il is the only
paper in which we have seen "a detailed
account of the affair
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
The New York Glcjc says:

II is curious circumstance TIA. .lr:c Is
hardly a single journalist of note connected
with the New York press who Is - TIRE
manor born. Horace Greeley. Man.nn
Marble. w. C. Bryant. G. w. Curtis. {. 4.
Dana, George Ripley, Charles II. Williams
and DR.. j. Il. +. Walker are OF New Eng
land extraction: ii. j. Raymond; and Thur
tow Weed were born in New Iorl, State !;
Parkc Goodwin in New Jersey; J.G. Bennett
IN Scotland; f.. i. Godkin and Jennings
are Englishmen; while Nhitc!aw Reid ana
Charles NoTdlotf are from the WeSI. The
only native GothaInteS we can :ecall are
Theodore Tilton, Joe Howard. J. q. Bennett,
Jr., and Morris Phillips.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

A Frenchman who had purchased
country seat was complaining of the want
of birds in his garden. Set some traps,
sa;d an old officer, "and they'll come.
was once in Africa, and there was not sup,
nosed to be a woman within two hundred
miles. / hung pair of earrings and
hracelet on a tree one night, and the next
morning ! found two women nhoef the
hrauches.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

Edwin Forrest recently acted IN Cha:ts O.
,,ooga, and an envious Knoxville paper III
sists that when he appeared On the stage
and many OF the audience saw that lie upon
whom they looked was not the cavalry
leader. General n. b. Forrest. the only
GREAT man OF that name of whom they had
ever heard, they jumped to their feet and
declared they had been sold.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
The New Iberia Times saws:

Some apprchensions were felt as - The
effect the late unusually cold weather would
have on the orange groves i'll this section.
We are pleased to be able to state, that so
far as We have been able to ascertain. the
trees have not been damaged by these
SroeypS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
BELOW COMING Up.

Shin iaron Brown, G"r,IoIl, :" Jay. ION Eo 1.'
}autir". 10 NAPIER &co-
Ship Young i.asi,. Perkins, from liv'Tpco. Dec :,
to MeektT, krc\ A'"-
ship .--am '.iier. Roberts j'G:.ys nom i.''Tro"-
to Lowell X Bailey
Bark Gust, HrIcnI Johnson. 81 days '!on, Cardiff.
Wales, trn!;st"r-
Bark inn:: W ash .oulnbs iG days f.oin Ma.>'i"-
to master
Brig There's. Batter, Loon 70 DAYS rom -" -
Graz in tai.>:. 20 :. tiraudt-
Erim Lucy Stow IAN. 30 day :.oA 49, -.''
Me 70 Ifurnikr, Merton A"o-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
- ENOS Al.................... KE.iISk
80 ! GREAT DbSIE Stratum.
kClheur l,Gucmarciai l'NileRN
REMOVAL

Is -d TO No. 10. and ;6S Canal street o,.es
axe Christ Church .ad on the same square .ho
Law and Medical College. the University OF L0 uis..
ana, and the Mechanics !ns.!tute-ths Heado eaIo
:ers OF tho Mechanical and Agricultural Fair az.
sociat4 0r---thus concentrating the leading Ed1cs>
tonal Institutions OF the State the same square.
Ladies' and gentlemen v! III iiai new location ~
superior in every respect and entirely private.
Hours for Ladies', uiue TO ten, and five - az.
Citizens and strangers invited to visit the Co.
lege. The Faculty extend friendly greetings to si.
especially TEACHERS, and will be happy to see the
patrons and friends and the public generally Mon.
DAY, eighteenth instant, from IL A. M. to s p. Al.
Special Departments anu Prote ssors for each study.
Open Day and Evening. Success guaranteed 70 all
who follow nstr-,c tons.
y. b.--A DIPLOMA from this College is a passport
IN AL business communities For terns-Wbicd are
AberaNapply at the College, or address
cess y RCFUS DOLBEAR, Presidert
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
This we copy from the New Io.i. .:'y,..-

This we COPY .rOm the New I OK ..},.l.'.
.elegyu":
Of coarse. being il, opposition =" -" ~
lninistration OF President GRAFT. - IA: .Ga!
enough .or the Democratic n!.mb.I. ii:
Congress 70 oppose the anDeXation o. ~.
Domingo. We trust. however. that tn: ~.
,nocracy. as a party. vii! no: s.l!:!t: -
past record by opposing its acquisition. ~.
Domingo is & magnificent country. and W..
be cheap a, ten millions Of dollars. i: ;na.
sum is required 20 get it. Territorial ex:.I!-
sion has always been one q. the strongest
principles OF the Democracy. ard they
ought not. ny opposing the present scheme.
30 embarrass themselves il this regard
when they resume power - ."" years
hence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
SHERIFF'S SALES.

v.:G &, Uoi.on ". IL. j. Bcrkcry.-Ssv"
~, D;stri,. CouI; 1uv the parish OF cT'e.'Ifs
10 :l.HJ.
NY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF FlERl fAt sAS ~
Is M. Directed by Tn. Honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish OF Orleans III 100
rcy. entitled cause will proceed to sell AT pubic
,,t,.Ion ON ne premise hereinafter designated On
T';'ESDAY February T. ISL at hali-past 'cIr
clock 7. NJ the ioIowin: described rioI'.r: %
VII 49,. .., .,,o
a., .,o,:. ,-v-. street. between Cont and EienV1e
,f..t. II. TIE Second District OF this "4iS, q. pcs
.uv.11o.N w.ch may b' seen i'll my otl'..
st.2eG N the ABOVE suit.
.rrrLe-C a.h the spot. -
G. q SAUVINFr.
Sheriff al the uarish of C;.t..ra
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
WANTt.D.
.r,,,e1c .>cc>.>~l>. >>y,>'e,~>
A GENTS WANTED IN Nil. 'HHT>
United States. to sell L. V. UcioI'St A'o-
aluminium Gold .seNtlfy.

Agents making 5000 10 + so aci week at!iinS
the Aluminium .cw.lry. TIE les limitation II Go!d
ever Introduced. 1t has tlccXl"t color. winch II
alwa IS retains, ard stands the '.9t o. =. 'tro--i
acids No tell il from gold Only ~ weight
the Aluminium Gold being about onc-tfnth Shttr.
L. '. before ST i Co are selling their goods tor one
tenth the price gold je"clrv is sold for, ana on
most liberal terms to mountaineering cash,
persons wishing to act agents a ful,and com
plete assortment of goods, consisting OF Seals,
Bracelets Loclets, Ladies and Gents Chains Pins,
Rings Sleeve Buttons, Studs etc, for s 100-25 to
he uaid when the goods received, the other S75
in thirty, sixty and ninety days. Parties wishing
to order goods and act as agents VII address
L. V. DEFOREST CO.,
ma 3m 40 and ~ Broadway. New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
The Indianola Bulletin gives =. .i;- "a!

The Indianoa Eulleiin gives - 'l;- "a!
road intelligence:
Major Schleicher, chief civil engineer ~!
the San Antonio and Mexican E,.it rail-
road, whose headquarters are II :..l- city,
informs rs that all due energy : U-.d At
pushing the road ahead, and that We ma'
have through transportation 70 victoria by
the first or middle of March. ANA TIA. by
the opening Of spring it will he ipllIc,!atei..
extended beyond toward Quero.
The fact that Messrs. McCom. and Nor
gan have undertaken to build TIN. ROAD. j.
at once a guarantee OF its being speedily
built to San Antonio. OF the import = Ce of
this road 10 Western Texas. no OK. can
prOperlY estimate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
The Louisville Commercial says:

The trouble caused by their mistake N
the Alabama matter has taught "ni Eng
lish cousins to lac more careful. i short
time ago it came to the knowledge Of the
Plussian Minister. at London, the. Il snip
was about to sail for France, having some
military telegraph. line on board. He at
once notified the English government, and
in three hours the ship was stopped. Mr..
Adams couldn't get the Alabama detained.
no matter what he said, but that Was eight
years ago lie could get feet o! Ala
bamas detained now a Il word
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
MAPSHAL'S WONITIONS.
) -. Cox e, az. ". >tcamben: L";a''an"'

J. y. Cox - az. ". -<tcan3Gn: Lc;a"anUa.
Her II. Hi., .t".
y~Tvr ,.Si-rU SITES DISTRICT COURT. Il>
;.ic. q. ,,,i-.;:i.: -. .jt2.-!n ".'d'l."" 20 IN
admiral; ~.ll.l' dire, 'rI II. :ue ,h"'"
entitled ali: 49,. seized ana taken INTO ny
- session.
III" St.f,.i,oa. i.TAVASEA. ll": 'a':.". e..
now .ibrl..' ~ :. !.'"% - -. Tor 'l!' causes 81
fort. III I'll. .u., no" .eEulu- u thc ia'. Quay
81 IN. Unite; >1...-.
And DO i.r.b. -" and adm1:li>, I've owner
or owner. .,r.. ..!t, al and every person o. per.
sons hayin. or rg".ndi,lG 10 have any wight t''
or in;.Ir- IL TO III" saint 20 We an! ;'i'f -
u D;-Ii.: t"..: . he United Sf'fr- .of tlt Fi5'
ttjn, aforesaid 20 ho,le ut til" 'l:I "t StV
Orleans .,l OF D. o,. .nr +; .lontN ~ february,
I;.l 70 SHOW cause. II an; they ',s." can. VIZ
the said steamboat: -t... should not hr c"ndeHnSd
and ~. .o. ac,.rahiv 10 :e prayer % ILL.,, .li' -.
United 81 Marshall. Office. New g! leans. t!f>t
v PAtEAED.
;al1l. f.. Tn.te" states tI;ti atiaL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
Cattle MARKET.



Tey.s ?r.v-. 'Gr-lfti, choice. + n nrc- - o.
Texas Ecavp- ccrnteG second choice +
ID lltf...... "a
Texas R-.,.es a head first quality -" "01' 80
,r.~as Reeves head second ul,aIity p sea 70 90
Texas Bctvcs, T. head third quality. j" cOa 10 ~
Hoes n n cIo.a ADMINISTRATIONS. HN II
skErn ~ irai Observation-Disclosures. :; nB0 10
Wal cattle ~ he;2 oa0li 90
,;i,,, cox. !, lr.an ........: ~, 30 o - 90
Mich ,yys e. .,....,..,...... Il 100 u,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
Joocrr1NuEp FROM FIRST PAeE.1


ia uncOnfrmcd. The report OF ITS UcInS
there is regarded On Change as doubtful,
and cOnsols fell oil.
The Adjournment OF the conference i'r Il
weck is attributed to the absence vi Il
French Representatives
Still later adyices announce the rapitula-
ton OF Longwy With four thousand prls-
Oners and two hundred guns.
Bismarck has been appointed Chancellor
of the German empire.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

CLEANED 16S2 6AO1A'
Steamship 81 Mary. Hawthorne LOT "ie'''s'on AKA
iud.anOl.l
Steamer Mary /: Eo,sylhe. Symr3's. tor r. Lo''s
steamer Bee and b:trrcs, <'"i', 10: 81 LOUIS
kark t,Ienr;, uock. Skcrnc. for Liverpool
Sna,,i,h bark poitenl. Larrinasn for 81. l11nG':
RINK Kate 4 r!.a. Mahouey, fer Ils, rtoo
Rr;,; .L bark E;i... Wilson. Inr Cork. ioi '.GtfS
ItaIi.,; hyi. l3olo, CariI.. Tor Genoa
S.hnrcr Alice McGuigrn. Vanet, fer Stiie!'.>t it"
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Stcam.lir Austin, Tripp. FROM hiHz"s san ago "
Eockpor :l.i.! :'ulIon, 10 y " El.Eej &e"-iss
district 9
Steamship Thomas X. lst. Dubois. from ir'i;.n"A
and Gaivestcu. to y 4 Fchi-lst district
ship advance Morrison al days :Toru Liverpool"
to J 4 Brysun-:tl district
Bark Puni:.uu Nc'ionurll, So days 7Iooi a1dif
Wales I" nlast"r-AIgitrs
Bark Major,n, Noodle 81 days from NO ~,Il'-fc
roG Wcs:ttldt &co-lst district
Schooner P!Wo, I'apo. from tcN!nC:cI
TOwBOATS.
Perry, St;!rtryant. from TIE Passes "'''' COVE
ai.G 10 sea list instant, snip teck1.rtor a.'ir
and schooner . Norrisol-EEousht n? siNp
Advan"" -
aU.a Palmer. irom The Passes-Tcw'' down
:,.,i 10 sc:., q - instant bail X rictM.G ana
Cnida.l. aEO and schooner Ro':l Aier-bt'usii I
~ banks Pm auh and N"loil"n
STEAMBOATS,.
Frank p.rso,.d. Tobir. from Grceny.-e
Ii: Belle Dugas from DoiIal,ts"i> Ne.
EHuuocI CIV. raN .o". from iI;t. Jew.
Laura Walker. from Mobile.
- John Greathonse Baton Rouge.
Bart Able. Bar.luco. from Lohdrll > sore.
TtllrGII;t Barclay. from. t!acai'ii ~
W., t.nw,. Carleton, from OnIch', iv''