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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
Der - d r.

Mtatgan.-Sn ct. Sctns trurbe tn BE-.
Na&t DON, IA. gum Is. @ir3 bic &uppel
bes 1,euen Gourtbaufts pom 8ltse setrofen,
unb bic fao0fli&e gde berabsertGen. Be,
@daben belduft f4 auf 100000 Dpu.,
feine gerI9eruns.
ans Segas.-Im Is. Tsbruar Mcrsens
wurben swei &inber bes Mr. @mttb, mel9er
6 Meilen Don 2eon @prtnss am @tbplo in
8erar County rucbnt, BON Snbianern &C.
rautt uno fortseibleppt Fnb. Die &tnoer
batten bic 6Aaafe aus Der Yenne setrteben
uno tparen rur einise bunoert 59ritte Don,
9au1e e%ntfernt, ais fe unter BEN Iusen Der
gltern BON ben Snoiansrn ersriTen wurben.
Die tn Gle 5ulammenserufsnen Na9baren
eilten ben rotten &aubern mad, ob NIT g.
fo1g, 1T iebr swetfelbaft, ba Die Snpianer e.
men gorpruns Don msnisiens bret @!unben
baben.
Cine Sflasen Eebeaion 1T 1aut geriGten
in 8raiilien benz Musbru4 nabe.
Man Butte erttedt baB tn Der Yrcpin; Mi'
mas @erans bic Sflapen ein &omplott aur
sewaltlamenG rlansuns tbrer Treibett anse>
3ettelt tatten unb beretts 800 @ann ;dbl>
ten, melde ben geriu4 ma9ten, aud BE
Sflapen Der bena&barten Ylantasen auf3u-
pieseln, un1 bann nit p~ereinter Madt uber
ibre @erren ber5ufa1en. Das &omplott
purte jepp6 entbedt unb 80 Der Mnftfter
iinb ms @efdnsntb eeporfen .porben. Die
@efatr lit aber feinesweses edn3lt6 Dor
lber, eenn bic @flapen wiGen, bab auf benz
ameritaniiAen Continent Braflten aGein
nod Elm Sflapenfaat 1T unb ]e perben
bic geriuae erneuern, bieies Sod at;u.
lautteln.
aus @egieo Fnb iebr betenfli9e Na6ri9>
ten etnsetrofen. &m 8. MGr3 erDfnete
Yrdfoent Suare3 ben merifanifden Gpn<
eree NIT elmer nt6tsfaeenben &ebe, mel9e
aber Der Spreher bes 6auies, @sncr 3d.
maepna, in elmer 70 feinofelisen Wetie er>
piberte, baD man cine Mnflase hes Suare.
burh ben Genoreb iur mabrfAsinlih tdlt.
eerbp unb Dig. bic Beince bes Drdiesnten,
baben einen Sunb seihloNen uno bic Sppp>
itipn 70 eeleitst, hab rieielbe tine MaioritGt
Don IL Stirsmea sesen bic Suare3. Yartei
i'm GonsrsGe Bat. Dus Streben Der Ospp>
iittpn eebt babtn, bic 8ieoerw1bl bes Sua.
reg gu perbtnbern, unb ie brinet babsr ouf
bic Gntlafuns bes &r%tessmintifers Mejia
unb bes Ttnan;mtnifers 3umerc, tpelta1.:
fur iene @iebermabl eifris bur9 Mtlita:.
rtadt unb@elomtttel 3u utrfen fuGen. 81
Snnern bon Merico fiebt IS trauris aus.
Die llnruben tn @oerero bauern fort u.s
bas gauge eanb swti9en Der 9auptaabt uno
Der &u0e bes ftaen Meeres 1T Don &dubern
berartis betmsefaat, bab basReifen bafelbf
nit ben srDbten @efabren perbunben TT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
Is prrefponbenj.)
@abai6atp, Mdr3 %. 1871.

2ieter % anberer!
Am leBten @ontas ben 20. ten Mdr5
feierte Der bie1se ct. Soiepbs @Smti&'&a'
ttoliide 1nterfltunes 0eretn fetn critics
jabrlt@es @tiftunssfrf. UNI balls gem utr
Roraens per(ammelten f4 bteM ttslieber bes
gereins in ttrem 9ofal, Don no 0e f@ cam
In feterlt9er 9rc;eiion mad Der STRIDE Be-
8aben,una benz feierli4en6c9amte b~ei3umob>
nen. Mae Mitslieber 80 an Der 3ab1 attn.
Jun, Slide bes 9errn. Gs y a Elm erbeben.
Der Musentlid uns Die1e, bic nt&t gum Ser
cine sebSren anb nod ieear BIN unb ipteber
barlber sefppttet taben, musten f9 felbt se.
fteten, bag es ie ersrifen bat. CUR Seter>
li9feit .uaren !6odw. 81. S. 6. &nauf
Don &eb @ins fur bic Sefprebtst unb &ep.
Sos. 9errmann Don Gate Gtt9 ~etnsslaben,
tpnnteu aber tpssen Der f&le4ten @itte-
runs .nidt eri4etuen, was febr 3u bebauern
war, neil unfer lieber 81. Yfarrer Ser.
2robee bic sanse eaf su trasen bate, aber
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
(@tn8eianbt.)
Sbatotee, 81. @ertrube's McabemY,
%. mGr} 1871.

-. utu16 1oI1.
90 iA beinen Offer fur uniere FL. &eli.
sion femme, nil i'd Dir cine erfreuli@e ST.
sebenbett bert9ten:
@sfern, ais an, sTefe bss betliaen 8sne>
biftus, bes >Yatrtarden Der MSn9e bes
Mbenolanbes, ~feierten mir, ais 30slinse bes
Snfitutes Der Seaebiftinerinnen. auf beit>
mDslthfe @etle. Der boam. P. Masnus,
O. S. B. btelt etn feierli9es 9uhan,t In Der
&ape1e, unb na9ber taufte er etne Der !3Ss>
hinge, urb nabm le 10 in uniere 81. &ir9e
auf 3u t9rer uno infer Maer sr06ter Greube.
&eY. P. Otter unb Trau 81. @p1on waren
Saufpatben. Gs Iap iAon, pbmot1 nidt
Elm babies S1br felt @ranbuns tieies Sn-
f%titutes, etne an3atl 30slinse bier, unb a.
les TT in blubenpem :3utanbe. Inter Der
meiisn Qeituns Ser 8eueeittinerinnen pirp
bieies Sufitut In furser 3ett 9rpbe
Tortftritte MAIDEN. Gs tit fhSn eelesen
uno iest aua beinabc gang solenpst, 70 baf
es &aua, fur nod ptele 3O3lia3e tietet unD
feineNusrebe 1dbt flrGltern, benen bic drift.
ltde Grsiebuns ;trerZ0hter am5er;en liest,
auberbem 1T Der @rets 70 eerins, bae Sebem
cine @elesenbeit 9eboten 1T. IS tofet
$S5 fur 10 Monate uni Gn9ltf&, Deuti4,
unb rueibli4e 9anbarbsiten III lernen ; Mu'
fit unb Sran30Fia fnb trtra.
SD tofe, i'd &perbe oft bt: Treube taben,
Dir u9err @anberer" uber bte Tortfdrttte
uniers Snfttutes III bert6ten. Gtnfwetlen
in 9p4adtuns.
Cine Shl1ertn be5 S%nfttutes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
III 6 e. s.

Nus Sirol meloet man ben @inaens bes
leBten geteranen Don @tuls, Mamen5 Sob.
3afF, "a SABRE alt. Derfelbe bat bic
Sreibeitsfimpfe Der Stroller unter benz
tapfern Ober.g ommanbanten Mnbreas6pfe.
mttsema9t.
INTERCHANGEABLE neuefe rno srD5te
@teientanpne, &uelde scr etnteen @p6en
3u @cplpi9 uo1enbet tparb, fp0et $500
9fp. st. pber ca. $4,000 Gb1r. preustl1
@ourant, frist aliu jdbrlt9 100 Sblr. Gin.
fen gu fanf pGt., aud wenn fe MID. ibrem
8erufe nadfommt.
lln9liid.-9(uf Der ppn @illen mad @asr
NeRerret9) fabrenben 8abn 1T Der Sunne1
BET Saneau tn Solse etnsetretenen Gtou>
wstters ant q. Setr. einseflr,t. !3stn
@anner purben tbetls tobt, tbeils ltper
perlest Gus Der Geridattune terpcrgeapsen.
Sin groaer 8rana bet sirsr in @tettin
an IS. Sebr. einsetrci;aen Nat3riHt ;ufcl~
Sc IN Bergen IN Gcrwe5en in Der sErd}e
pcrber in benz ppn ser erSbern &auasutsn
bepc1nten Stapto!eytA sewiitbet. @;cte
Wpbn> undergraduate iinb nisbsrgebrarmt:
Der S4aecn fpQ istr b:o:utenb isia.
SGredli9. - Gus &aiierslautern miro
ein traurtser %llneludafaa bsribtst. III
portise @iien9teberet taafts granatlp!ttsr
ais altesgtlen. !3ufduts fanb E1 caruntsr
aud eine nod unentlabene @ranate. SSunf
&naben, tpelde int 5of Der Gifensieberet NIT
Dem nalten Gtfen" i@ gu fdafen ma6ten,
iptelten nit benz @efape. Dafelbe entlub
NA betm @erumrc1en uns ale fanf wurben
lebenssefdbrlt@ perlebt.
sdmeine Snoafrie.-Der Sefretdr Ser
"Mer@ants' Grdanee su ct. 9outs, BAT cine
3uiammenfeGuns Der 3ablen Der in ben
per(Atebenen Staten beS WeNens In Der
persansenen Saifon serpadten @dweine
sema9t. Dte 3atlen ranstren mie fclst:
Sainots 1,220,6l7; S9to 681,639; Ri1>
icurt 459,3l5; Snbiana 433,843; 3entudY
274,257; @iseonin 244.200; Soma 1897
1883; Genne0ee 40,064; &anfa5 unb Ms.
brasta 1882; MinneIota 10000; Detroit
$4,000; @ittsburs $4,000; @et 'girsinia
$4,000.
Gin grablides Sdifsunslid fat Ep in
Der Na4t pom G.. gum 7. Sebr. 3usetrasen,
wdbrenb peltber bas fransUfiAe &ransport.
ldif vQe Gerf" auf ben <YYen bes Gap
be la 6oeue fAeiterte unb nit 1880 fren30>
flden @erwuneeten uno &eccn,alsscenten,
rte etntr 8sm1nnuns DON $50 Mann ua.
terstng. gon lesterer retteten fi4 nur 10
Damn auf 8aaen unb anbern 5difstrum.
mern. Gin aus Calais pom IS. Tebr. ea>
ttrtes Shreiben einesBeamten Der en9lif9en
Neutrality-suspicious. CUR !6ulfeleifuns AT
&rante uAp gerwunbete enttalt lber bas
unslid u. a. %fo1senbes: "Oas S&tdial bic
fes @9tfes sebt uns alien tief su @er3en,
ba es 1880 %serpunbete @olbaten, Marine>
1olbaten unb Matrofea entbtelt bic Don per-
f9tebenen @itsliebern bes @Ilfsperetns ner>
pfest tporben .paren. Ste rparen Don per-
f9tepenen Gbeilen bes nSrbli9en6 ranfret9s
mad Calais sefanbt tpprben, I'M, mad Ger
bourg, 8ref unb Bcrbeaur perf9tft au tuer>
ben, Don no aus fe tn ibre 5etmatb selanbt
tuerben io1ten.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
A Permanent Investment.

On the subject Of one permanent invest
ment the Baltimore american says:
The Confederate cotton loan, redeemable
in gold, by Mr.. jefferson Davis govern
ment, in 1888, is still bought and sold on the
London stock exchange. There are e., ABS,
700 of it in the London market, which cost
the subscribers about ninety per cent of its
nominal value. Sir Henry De HOughton lis
said to have $780, 900, which cost him nearly
par Sales were actually made during De
ccmber at from three and three-quarters to
five per cent, closing at the highest rate.
The only value Of the stock, it appears, lies
in the hope of the sangline purchasers that
the United States will one day redeem
them.
The credit of the Confederate govern
ment seems not to stand so high IN this
country. In Richmond, at least, says the
New York Post, the people have found
out that the organization is not sound. At
a sale of the effects of the Exchange Bank
of Virginia, week before last, a large
amount of the Confederate bonds-noni-
nally some millions of dcllars-was put up
in "a lump, and sold to the peddlerso of cur;os-
tiles for seventy dollars in greenbacks, say
one tive-hundredth of one per cent supon its
face value. Perhaps this may be regarded
as a safe investment for them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

A California paper says "Last week
boy about eighteen years old, by the name
of N. Pinckston, was out hunting about one
mile from Spanishtown. He was attracted
by a hog squealing in a ravine. He went
down to the place and saw California lion
in the act of devouring hog. He put his
dog on him, which finally freed him. The
hog the lion had killed was a wild one, and
weighed one hundred and fifty pounds.
Pinckston raised his rifle and shot the mon
ster through the head, and he fell as dead
as a salt mackerel. He measured eight feet
and four inches from snOut to the end of the
tail, stood two and half feet high, and
weighed about two hundred pounds. He
was very fat, the fat around the kidneys
producing one gallon Of pure OIL"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
The Mobile Tribune of Tuesday saws ::

The work of laying track on the Grand
Trunk .railroad commenced yesterday, and
we understand, will be vigorously prose
cuted until the entire line is finished TO its
terminus. A full corps of laborers are en-
gagged for the purpose, a perfect compile
ment of iron required for the purpose is
on hand, and it may be safely said that
there will be no cessation of work until the
iron horse enters Elyton. The road is to
connect with the Mobile and Ohio road
short distance above Three Mile Creek.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

"A promising young journalist Of Cincin-
natl makes the astounding statement that
when Sir Walter Scott denied the author
ship Of the Waverley novels, Dr. johnson,
the most rigid stickler for truth Of all the
English mOralists, forgave the misstatement
upon the ground that an impel tinent ques-
ton was not entitled to truthful reply"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

A Swedish preacher out West, who
studied thirteen years at different colleges,
is serving a congregation at $3.50 year.
He says his wife can earn acoh twice as much 0y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
FOUNDRIES,

4EoRGE cRoNAN,
(Successor to Bennett Lurges1
SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
Corner Magnolia and Erato streets
Near Jackson Railroad Depot.
New Orleans, Louisiana
b ;ksmithing and Housework in general. vaults.
0Sofe Ffoots' etc.. made to order 1T tho shortest
notacA
Ooo' ~ "As souodxy. su53ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26


Correct:
WILLIAM 7. MAYO, Secretary.
Unfinished Business.
Mr.. Shaw called up the Coroners' claims
of DR.. jackson. and the undisputed
amounts were passed, to the extent Of
$5l6.
The ordinance for the issue Of wharf
bonds, read twice last week. was finally
passed.
Mr.. Shaw's cash ordinance. read twice
last week. was passed, with the exception
of claims of A. d. Bernoudy and DR.. An
foux, which were laid over.
An error of forty dollars in the claim Of
the Republican Printing Company was de-
Quoted.
Ex-CorOner Roches amended accounts
were passed.
The amendment to ordinance No. 47S, Ad-
ministration series, introduced last week,
was passed.
BY Mr.. Walton:
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
January24, 1871.
To the City Council Of New Orleans:
The petition Of George W. Pratt: referred
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

And the Administrator of Public Ac-
counts is hereby authorized to warrant on
tho Administrator Of Finance in PAYMENT
OF the aforesaid sum, conditioned that the
said Manuel Z. Avila executes his receipt
to the city, acknowledging the same to be
in full Of all demands for his services as
Coroner for the time specified.
Read twice and laid over.
BY Mr.. Delassizc:
Rcsolccd, That the Administrator of
Waterworks and Public Buildings be and
he is hereby authorized to advertise by ten
days notice in the official journal for pro-
posals to furnish engines, pumps and other
improvements in waterwOrks machinery.
etc, in accordance With specifications on
file in his Office.
On motion Of Mr.. Walton the resolution
was adopted
By Mr.. Delassize:
Rcsolrcd, That the Administrator of
Waterworks and Public Buildings be, and
he is hereby, authorized to advertise by ono
weeks notice in the official journal for pro-
posals for extending tho Fruit Market, &C.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
AND A PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEED.
THE GREAT WESTERN REMEDY
Ia Certain and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Kidney complaints. General Debility
Dyspepsia, Sick Head ache, Chills and Fever etc
Whole pages from influential citizens, testifyins
to the disease dispeling and health promoting
qualities of the GREAT WESTERN REMEDY, will N,
furnished on application.
Sold BY All First Class Drusgis.a
PRICN:-
Is cents, 50 CENTS IS cents. ST. and 50 per Bottle
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
AARON DAVIS, Nscoverer and Manufacturer
:S33 Washington Street, Newark, n. j.
To be obtained Of the Manufacturer ut Wholesale
and Retail or at DKMAS BARNES l. CO., aud HALL.
RUCKLK Agents in NXW YORK CITY.
my28
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26


DR. J. sRADF'ELD's
FEMALE REGULATOR.
WOMAN.s BEST FRIEND"
vii; bring on the Menses when they have not beeo
established, also when they have been suppressed
from unnatural causes.
Rheumatism and Neuralgia
OF the Back aud Womb.
Painful Menstruation.
And relieve the Head. Back aud Loins Of those d.
tressing palma and acheA
VIII check
Nrenorrhagia or ''Excessivs Flow"
HITES>"
And Falling Of the Womb. when it "a the resui. OF
rela ration o. bad health
1t lisa sure cure IN ali the above diseases a. Q,L
nine in Calls aud Fever.
LADIES CAN CURE THEMSELVES
OF all tho ABOVE diseases without revealing tae;r
complaints TO any person. which il always mo-:ify-
ing TO their pride and nodesty.
1t ia remmeuded aid used b. the best physicians
in their private practice.
its wonderf., cures and directious the reader il
referred to the wrap2e, around the bottla
Manufac tured aud sold by.
B2ADF,ELD L CO., Dr-1g;stA
Atlanta, Georgia
Sold by al, DcussistA
Price 81 50 ia26Saly
CWEET QUINlNE Is RECENT IMPROVE.
- ment; replaces the of the Bitter Sulphate
Qunne, with which all are familiar. Dose for dose,
it is warranted fully equal in every way to Bitter
Q,iinine, and like It, is the one
GREAT. POSITIVE AND UNFA LING CUR3
For all diseasesvof malarious origin.
FEVER AND AGUE,
FTsR1 UTE TH EExEa'
REMMirrESr FEVER,
BILIOUS FEVER.
DUMB AGUE
And the long train OF disorders following these
SWEET QUININE
Is made solely from Peruvian Bark $50 is Bitter u..
nine), therefore is OF vegetable origin, and not
mineral poison but on the contrary is proved to be
of the elements found in the blood Of all healthy
SWEET QUININE
Acts antidOte to, we'll as curer for mala-
rial or miasmatic poison the absorption Of which
by the lungs causes intermittent feveCs, etc. The
only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUININR
over the Of Old Bitter Quinine is the entire 40
sence of that intense persistent bitterness which,
in the latter Is an ilslrmOuntabe obstacle to its
| use with most persons, and always with children.
SWEET QUlNINE
L. IN two forns-n powder for the Of physicians
and druggists and fluid tor use in the family and
for the general public.
STEARNS, FARk l. CO.
myls Manufacturing Chemists New York.
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
AND A PERMANENT CURE GrARANTE2n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
UALDEMAR BILLIE. MID.

VALDENIAR BILLIE, Nj. d.,
I'D. Canal Street.
a graduate of the University of Copenhagen
Denmark. Honorary medical doc tor of the Uni.
versity of Psdova, Italy. Formerly physician in
the Royal Danish Navy. For several years assist
ant physician at the hospital of the celebrated
Professor RCOrd, Paris
SIP e G. ALI ST:
For all kinds Of diseases of the &c xuai DREAMS
female and male. Private diseases cured, after a
new, sure and quick method Painful menstrual
tion-the white and diseases of the womb refiey we'd
i'll very short time.
Office and residence,
las CANAL STREET
Between Carondeet and Baroune
OFFICE HOCRs-From II A. NJ. to 4 p NJ Coz,
sutations i'll English, German French Italian and
DHiAlo'i. ja23 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

DUPTURE CURED.-WITHA AN EXPERIENCR
~ Of more than twelve years practice in the
treatment and cure of RUPTURE and HERNIA, I
will guarantee more perfect relief comfort and &C.
curity. and more rapid Improvement than can be
obtained OF any other person or appliance in the
length Of time afflicted Also, Instruments for the
cure OF every species Of human dstorrnity on hald
made to order.
Call or address, with stamps for circular, Dr.. r
81 Z. FERRIS, Office No. Is st. Charles street up
stairs. Hours from 10 A. M to Up b. my3l Iy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

A cAho'''''''''''::::::'''.''. .,:.,,
Strangers visiting this city, and wishing meUcA
or surgical aid will call at the Southern Dlspensary
No $50 Carondolst street, near the corner OF 81.
Joseph, where medicines are compo4nuetd 10 eS
of medicine or surgery Consultations are given 70
males or females. The poor will DO prescribed fof
gxstis. Lettersgiving description OF case ana co
HING W. dollars will meet with attention, ana
medicine sent by express.
p SCI will give free consultations at my drug
store No. 2b6 St Charles street, corner OF DeioTd
street from half past tentO half past eleven CLOCK
90 ~ J. K LOCKWOOD. N. D.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

DR, III. Il. WADE,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE.
Corner Of Magazine and jackson Stfoe's'
Oface hours from twelve to two r. a., ana from
seven to eight P. n.
jel8 eOd3n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

DR. +. b. ALBEKS,
RESIDENCE, IS ERATO STREET.
Once, 319 TchOupltOulas S!reeI'
Office hours from to A. from 10 :, ana
from to =. III.
de4 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
MEDICAL.

ADJES, CONFIDENTIAL DOCTOR.
Treat. NJ, forms of Female Complaints; 1rreSu'
,,r;,i.. ot in. Monthly Flow correctcd Whites,
etc. Call, write or send to
!. N. BARRONE, NJ. D..
Corner Rampant and Dienville streets.
iai5 ST.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

nENTlST-DR. ALLEN, NO. II DRYADES
~ street near Canal, will attend personally to
all those who may require his services or advice.
Dr. Alien would inform his patients that the Rub
Der plate hereafter made will be from new com
pound, free from poisonous ingredients and twice
as strong as the vermilon Rubber. Old plates
made new at twenty per cent less than the usual
price. sa2s Ut
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
CITY COUNCIL-OFFICIAL
REGULAR MEETING.


CRY HkLI. New ORLEANS,
January u, 1871.
The Council met in regular session at 7
p. NJ, Mayor Flanders presiding
Present: Administrators j. H. West I'm
provements,, Alfred Shaw (Accounts), l..
I. De!assize Public BuiIdings), James
Lewis (poiice), j. S. Walton (Finance).
Absent: II. Bonzano (Assessmeuts),
sick.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-14
NEW YORK.
State Bends StrenG-ArFival Of . Wrecked
Bark in TOW.

State Bends Strong-ArFivat0 Of . Wrecked
Bark In Tew.
New YORK, April 13, Evening.-Money
closed easy at sos ON governments and
and 607 on stock collaterals. Exchange 97s
01O. Gold ll0as 01lO11. Five-twenties OF
1862, 1928. State bonds strong. Tennessees
&c, new 66A Virginias 70,new 72;; Louisiana
skies 69, new 62A levee skies IAN; eights
a.. Alabalna eights l02ls, fives 20; Georgia
skies 81, sevens 50; North Carolinas 49, new
26A: South Carolinas 73, new 59A.
Arrived: Cuba, Periere, Paraguay. Ar
rived out: Herman.
The steamer Iowa arrived here, towing
the Swedish bark Trija, from New York for
Cronstadt, laden with naval stores and cot
ton. She lest her masts and sprung q leak
in hurricane, on the second Of April. The
crew had been seven days at the pumps.
An alternative mandamus has been
granted by Judge Brady, compelling Edwin
Booth to admit to his theatre the proprietor
and critic of yeekly newspaper, who has
been refused admissien ON purchased
ticket.
Governments dull and steady all the fore
noon at about last nights prices. Late in
the day ten-forties and tive-twenties ad-
vanced 1s, closing strong. Skies of 1881,
116as; Of 1864, 1929; of 1866. 1929; new,
1llA; of 1867, 11l%; Of 1868, 1925; ten
forties, lOS5s. b.. -
The sub-treasury sold s2,ooo,oo gold TO-
day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-14
PARIS.
Versailles Troops Driven from Nepflly-
Orleans Railway Cut by Versailles

Versailles Troops Driven from Nepilly-
Orleans Railway Cut by Versailles
Troops.
= PARIS, April 13.-General Dambrouski
reports to the commune committee, that his
troops are doing excellent service. They
are already holding three-fourths Of the
town of Neuilly and he hopes to possess
the bridge across the Seine tonight.
Cri dM Peuplc says the Versailles troops
have been driven from Neuilly and are fy-
towards COurbevOie. The Orleans railway
has been cut by the Versailles troops. Fort
Valeriean was firing heavily this morning.
Members of the commune are personally on
the field The BRUSH Consul at Paris warns
Englishmen to leave the city.
p. M.-The cure of Notre Dame de
Lorette, and Abbe Miguel, vicar Of St.
Philippe, have been arrested, the latter
while visiting the Archbishop.
There was an artillery duel lasting
throughout the day.
The nationals refusing to fight have been
disarmed.
The insurgents are in high spirits over
the result Of last nights fighting. An at
tack is expected tonight. Assy is accused
of high treason TO- the nation. s
Arnavaux has been released and made
secretary Of the commune.
Shells are falling in rue Chaillat; firing
continues.