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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-20

fk ~ 0pea6ueaD Courier says:
~ fS4fx immigrants passed through
~ lnst Monday, direct from New
=. - thoir way to 4allet (abOut
s. mileo from here), where . colony is
s ~ e61nblished under tho auspices of Mr..
- Hhbacher, gentleman who has
~ eueoessfhlly engaged IN business in
i Ox3onns fof more than twenty years.
~ 80 already st Mallet about forty
xanh, III European. and some fifteen
- - expected to arrive soon.
r.. Xnbaeher has pufchased 800 acres of
81 already contributed thereon some
h oeaEy buildings, including . saw-mill
4 Gnmlof3Da saving lumber for the build
IS -, r. the colony; and crop is al
TX 81 pinnted, which il favorable evil
IS - a Mr. Fabacher's enterprise and in
~. Colencl Bridgman is assisting in
81 ~ Egna&ion Of this colony, and we have
Il nnon = believA the enterprise will be
s. - With SUCCESS.
~ 20 informed that these hardy immi-
8 - are families recently arrived from
-, principally from Alsace and Lor-
4 nA 1al they prosper, and be an ex-
4 y - oehers who may come among US
I2$ - ~ hundreds Of Thousands of acres
k14 = this parish that can be purchased
p, ~ would yield rich harvests under
4 y 61uGtEioue labor If the European lmmi-
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IS2 ~ Ycax, April ~, Evening.-Cotton
~ - He o607 50; common to fair extra
Z to1g 1god = choice ~ 55SS; Whisky
= q ~ oslo. Wheat steady; winter
- a1nber Western 0S65c. Corn
- Se14e for mixed Western. Fork
~ ~, Beef dull; plain mess Voc
! &1G1 q1iet; kettle 1l9l%c. Naval
- and quiet Tallow steady.
s. @ =. TI"n, 4 JnH and
8n aeal1 - soSs "a ~, ..k Hi: IOc
@ T. ! t ~ ~, = o, 80" a." :. nrcSsn,eS:
a. =. a y, - rsa es0.a s s..s. 1 RI and
l. III ~ g. ~ -. s*.sdv At n az
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ST. LOUIS.

-. Louls and New Orleans Packet Cen.
p00ys
FOR CAIRO AND St. LOUIS.
llllnois Central Railroad Packets.
AW~ h ;, Fer Memphis, Cairo and
A the Bends-The fine passenger
ii&l steamers Of this line viii leave ~
fellows
CITY OF ALTON. ..sHEBLE Master
Leaves on THURSDAY. April %, at ?. M.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. YOKE, Master
Leaves on SATURDAY, April %. at Pm.
Giving through bills Of ladin8 to al points ON the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, and Memphis and Ohio
Railroad-also to St LouiA
Through Tickets furnished 1t lowest rates to all
points East, West and North, by al the various
routes via Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis. State
rooms secured ut General Once, l04 Common
street.
A. A. WOODS. General AGENT
1O4 Common street,
C. G. WAYNE, Freight Agent,
81 Matches street.
JOHN n. BOFINGRR, President.
Bills Of lading for all ffeights over the Illinois
Central Railroad; signed At the office Of
JAMES T. TUCKER,
mh4 rs Carondelet street.
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CAIRO.

OAIRO.
NEW ORLEANS. CHICAGO AND THE
WEST.
THR ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
BLUE LINE, VIA CAIRO,
N~ l. Wnl Take Freight ffem
1iElZ New Orleans ON hrstclass steam
LRAvIN0 DAILY. AT FIVE p. n. FOR
Cairo, Chicago, aid An Peints Nsrth,
West and East, 1t the LoWese Rates.
An rates aud all through bils Of lading from New
Orleans by shove route given, signed and reoog.
nized only 1t the General Office 0fthe Company,
No. IS Carondelet street.
Shippers By this route al drayage and trans
fer charges ct Cairo, and their goods are always
under cover, and NO charges are made for forwdar-
ing. JAMES 7. TUCKER,
ia14 General Agent.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Havana, Pennington, from Havana via
Havana Steamship Co-lst district II
Steamship Josephine Trip, from Brashear City, to
CA Whitney xco-Algiers
Bark Sea Eagle, Durffee, 50 days from Massina, to
FCazeres-2d district
Spanish bark Aagdalen, Lapera, s days from Hava'
M, in ballast, to Puig Bros-2d district
Schooner G Whipple, GOOdspeed. days from UtlI
L. to Morgan &cO-2d district fT
Three luygers, from Laf0nrche, to masters-2d dis
TOwBOATS.
Harry Wright Wright. from the Passes-Went
down hght-Brought up barks Sea Eagle aud
Magdalen and schooner Whipple
ARRIVALS AT THE REV BASIN.
Schooner Louiss from Wolf river.
Schooner Vienna from Biloxi.
Schooner Lizzie Ke1lum, from Pearl river
Schooner Il Blessey; from PascagOula.
Schooner Almira from HandsbOrO.
Schooner Mabel, from Pensacola.
Schooner TRY Again, from Pearl river.
Schooner Francois, from PascagOula.
Schooner Frederick, from Biloxi.
Schooner NOnesuch, from PaseagOula.
Schooner Titit, from Bay st Louis
Schooner Mary Emily, from Tchefuncta.
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary Houston, Durham, from Louisville.
Henry Tcte DAlferes, from LafOurche
Governor Allen SinnOtt from Ouachita river
Frank PargOud, TObin, from vicksburg.
Importer, Williams from Arkapsas river.
Beaufort Jeanfreau. from Lower Coast.
Katie, White, from Argyle.
Glencoe Calhoun, from Louisville.
Frances Bakcslee from Mobile
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Thursday, April 20, ISL. 4
.EARED YESTERDAY

Steamship w Hewes. Bourne. for lndianOIa via
Galveston
Steamship Thomas Kelso. Du Bots. for Rockport
via Galveston
British ship VIOLA Slater for Liverpool
British ship Juno, Curry, for Liverpool
Bark Emerald, Peterson, for Amsterdam
Bark Josephine Martin, Pickett for Valencia
British bark Maggie Hammond, Cards, for Liver
pool
spanish bark Gerion Oliver, for Barcelona
Spanish brig viias&r, Villa. for Barcelona
SCHROEDER William Ebbett, Fl0rit, for Apalachicola
Steamer n Wicks, Barnes. for st Louis
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COMMERCIAL
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. Al

"WEDNESDAY EvRSMe. April ls. 1871.
COTroN-The sales to-day embraced 600
bales at sitter prices for middling, but with
out any sensible change in other grades.
We modify our quotations accordingly,
and also give the Exchange figures, which
ours are for average lists, with the outside
rates for strict:
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vIOKsBUKG AND BENDS

Rer Oseouvlnoo, vle1Goq1U - - 0GnfD.
.Lssvss svssy guunehAH, - R:M
- Fer qree.ylSe, xrEle
DCaroline, piIcheFe Point: ckdT
III, lake Rrovidenee, 1talay!yaA1As 9eear3sna
niniksn'e Dends Duckpmt. viel1h9rE 9sen9 0ail:
Gars. BeSon noure, 3laaue0fne, Dona1dsonvine ard
I'll internlediase and Cost lAnaings-Jhe new ard
MAGNIFICENT steamer
J. II. WHITE, Master T. }. Howard, Clerk;
win leave p above and win Land III Coast passen-
gers with their freight
For freight OF passage apply on board, or to
A. A. GREEN, Agent,
mh6 No. l9e Gravier street.
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BELOW COMING UP.

Ship Belle Morse. Gregory, from London reb Is, to
Lowell 4 Bailey
Ship Anna Camp, Lincoln. from Cardin, wales,
Feb %, to MASTER
Bark Olympia Pauz, S days from Havana, in bal
last to Herman, Hertz &cO-
Bark Suez MartinsOn, from Cardiff, Wales, Feb n,
to master
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LOWER COAST.

Regular Lower Coast Packet-Twice .
Week.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
atl2M.
For the Forts, Buras,
s&Zg#4 Point.s-larHsche and all plants-
ution laudings-The new steamer
HAMMOCK CITY.
Tin place of the Bradsh J0hnson.)
JET PosKY Master. o. CANTON Jr.. Clerk.
Will leave g above returning every Monday
aud Thursday, ]. n. PETERSON.
jail l64 Gravier street.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Third District court for the parish Of Orleans,
No. 1880.
DYvIRTUE OF WRIT OF FTERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the honorable the Third DIS
trict Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Aucti0neers Exchange,
ROYAL street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets in the Second District Of this city, MON
DAYSMay Is, 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the follow
lowing described property, to wit
CEKTAIN Lot OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the First District of this city, in square number
two hundred and seventy five, bounded by Mobile
Landing, Dryades and Julia streets and Triton
walk, and measuring twenty feet front on Mobile
Landing, by one hundred and forty.tw0 feet in
depth.
Ieised in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
GANVYNET
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MOBILE DIVISION.

YVkAVkLEkSs ATTENTION:
THE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN.
MISSISSIPPI CkNTRAL RAILROADS,
Run their Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cara,
their combined length without change
And but one change to New York and all inter.
eaiate points.
BAGGAGE oaEozgp PROM RESIDENCE 10
DESTINATION.
TIE $50 A. M. Express Trai. runs Daily,
SUNDAYS KxCBPTRD)
Makes close connections for vicksburk, Memphis
Ct Louis. Chicago Louisville, aud al points beyond
Sleeping caz' 1t night Canton to Grand Junction and
The Mail Train leaves New Orleans Daily,
At $50 p. M.
Makes schedule connections with Lightning Kx.
pres: trains, to all points NOR tn EAST and WEST.
Time . New York, 70 aeurs.
Humboldt, Tennessee. Cleveland. Tennessee. and
Exprees Train south arrives at l:soAM.
Nail Train South arrives ct 1920 A. II.
and Great Northern Railroad and Mississppi Cen.
Ticket Oaices, new 6rIeans. under q Hotel
Corner Camp and Common streets, and ct Depot.
3. 9. SEwALL, General superintendent;
8. &. CURRY. General Ticket Agent. nov
Orleans, jackson and Great Nosthszn Bail
kD. FROST General euperintendent
D. B. AOREY, General Ticket Agent, Aisais
AIVAvpd 1ynr,tpo Do vwHnAA
, s " SCOTT Fa:' General sai Passenger Agent
NO THE EAsT.........1O the EAST
VIA Leuisviue and Ohie and Mississip,j
Railway.
The completion Of the Louisville Division Of THU
road, and the splendid equipment for passenger
travel. makes this tho
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI.
ALL POINTS KAST AND NORTHEAST.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY,
With direct connections from the south for Gin.
cinnati
WITHOUT CHANGR OF CARS
Be sure and ask for tickets via Louisville and The
cipal ticket Offices the SOUTH and in Louisville -
sso Il e Rcnss
line and willard H0telA
n. R-Tckets to Cincinnati and points RAst, va
this line, good on mail line steamers. and Nail
nns 0'1s'' ''' COCA a1 ~ So Z po1Isrr
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, 1t. L0uiA
J. L GRlSwORD.
General superintendent, st. Lou1A
THOMAS DORWM
NSly General Southern Agent. Iouisvfla
PECIAL NOTICE.
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Railroad.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
To st. Louis, Chicago, Omaha. San Francisco. st
Paul. Kansas City, Leavenworth, st. Joseph.
And all Points North, East and West.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the New Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot
daily, at Z A. NJ. and p. II.
ANEXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foot Of Canal street
daily At "a. NJ, via the New Orleans, Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad, making close connec.
tons at Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio Rail.
road to all points North, East and West
For tickets apply to
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Jackson and Crest
Northern RaiiyOad, corner Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel Or to s.nv,,
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanoosa
Railroad, No. l50 Common street, under 81
Charles Hotel.
J.H. wINGFTELD,
General Experimenting Agent 1t. Louis, Iron Noun
tain aud Southern Railroad. n0A
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Stock on hand and ON shipboard ......... 2

To-day's exports embrace SAY bales to
Liverpool, 1920 to Amsterdam and 1873 to
Barcelona. Receipts proper since last even
ing 4O63 bales. against 1907 on last Wednes-
day and 992 last year, making an aggregate
since Friday evening Of II ASS bales, against
IL ,8O3 for the corresponding time last week,
and l0,8l8 last year, and since August 81, of
1,25O, 946 bales, against 800, OlS last year.
SUGAR-Received to-day 103 hhds. The
supplies are light and the demand is good
for open kettle sugar, and prices are ruling
with an upward tendency. About 200 hhds
were sold to-day at 50 06Ac for infe-
riOr; 7071ac for common: 808lbc for fair;
6a csc for good fair; 9A 0912c for fully
fair; 1001OAc for prime; 101b q 1O34c for
choice; In 0l2Ac for yellow clarified, and
l24 0l3c for white.
MoLAssEs- to-day 60 bbls.
The supplies are light and the demand is
fair. Inferior fermenting commands Is 025c;
good fermenting 5000; centrifugal 27ls
94Qc, as in quality; cistern bottom 40 q SOC;
plantation rebOiled IS a ACC; city refinery
reboiled is quoted at 800 6Oc; golden syrup
90c q 81 p gallon.
FLoUR-The stock is small, hence the de-
mand is confined to the local trade. The
supplies are ample for the local demand,
which is limited, but they are insufficient
for any export demand. Superfine is quoted
at S 9006; double extra IS SO; treble ex-
ira 16 7507 y Dbl The sales today are
confined to 1000 bbIs, of which 100 super
fine at S5 IS; so do at Sc; so double extra
ct e6 50; 80 treble extra at IS 80; 100 do at
" ~; 70 choice extra at IS 62h Y Dbl.
C0RN,Ihe supply is moderate and is
buyers are holding of. About 1000 sacks
were sold to-day, Of which 700 yellow and
mixed. $50 white, in second hand no -. .rJ
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EXPORTS.

GALvESTON-Steamship Thomas Kelso-600 bills
cement 700 bbs -four so bags coffee - bbls rice 10
bills whisky 80 cks wine Is cks bacon 100 bbls meal
800 bbls potatoes 50 hhds eugar 2o0 bxs tobacco 80
For RocKport-4o bbls potatoes 90 bbs sugar 20
TALENCIA-Bark Josephine Martin-7625 slaves
Schooner william Ebbett-soo
SKIS corn IS bbls -four 10 bbs meal 10 bbs potatoes
10 bbls pork bbls brandy 229 pkgs mdse and sun
ST LOUIS-steamer NJ J wicks-s7s bags coffee
l45 qr.cks wine hid earthenware
M Sns ous so sRs corn
700 SKIS 100 bags coffee lO0 bbls sugar 2Oo kegs
lard 800 pkgs sundries ann
bales hay 10 cks bacon 800 bills potatoes 800 SIS oats
loo bbls whisky 2oo kegs nails 700 bxs bitters lso
iivERPOoL-Ship Juno-soss bales cotton 1000
LIvERPoOI-Bark Maggie Hammond-l7o5 bales
ANSTERDAM-Bark Emerald-l42O bales cotton
BARCELONA-Bark Geron-s47 bales cotton As
BARCELoNA-B,ig vilasar-4sl bales cotton 600
IxPORTs.
ANTwERP-shp Record-z27s cases window
Notwithstanding Juniata-527 bxs sugar 10
bags coffee and 0undrioo
s IN sed
MOBILEISteamer Frances-sl bales cotton l6
bbls rosin bills turpentine and sundries
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
observation-disclosures Mary Houston--3 bales Of
cotton 1.s hhds tobacco and snndry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henry Tete-22 hhds
sugar IS ties sugar Al bbls moassea and sundries
OUACHITA RIvER1Steamer Governor Allen
$50 bales cotton s. SKIS cotton seed and sundries
VIZ KSBURG,,Steamer Frank ParGoud-SS7 bales
ARKANSAS RIvER-SteamerI mporter-1sOs bales
cotton aud sundries
LOWEl: COAST-Steamer Beaufort-105 bbls rice
Is bbls mOlasses and suDdries
ARGYLE-Steamer Katie-743 bales cotton 1867
SKIS Olcake "a SKIS cotton seed III SKIS seed cotton
LOUISVILLE-Steamer Glencoe-l72 bales cotton
1913 hhds tobacco $751; SKIS corn s74 bbls flour and
LAFOtRCHB-Three luggers-3Co bbls potatoes
Is SKIS onions aud sandries
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
WOLF RlvER-schooner Louisa-2o,ooe feet of
lumber
BILOxI--schooner vienna-25 cords wood
PEARL RTVER-SchOOner Lizzie kelum-45, 00O
feet lumber
observation-disclosures Blessey-45ooo feet
Observation-Disclosures Almira-4o, 900 feet lum
PENsACoLA-schooner Mabel-so,ooo feet um
PEARL RIvER-schooner Try Again-aoooo feet
observation-disclosures Francois-5o 900 feet Of
BLOx1-schooner Frederick II-4O,oco feet Of
lumber
observation-disclosures Nonesuch-l5Oo bbls of
charcoal
BAY ST LOUIS-Schooner Titt-3O cords wood
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mary Emily-45O bills
sand
BIZ THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, April 1896 bales cotton and
sundry produce
MOkdANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April l9-ll3 hhds sugar 36 bbls m0lasses IS bales
cotton 80 SKIS seed cotton and sundries
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENTCFURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLY
Il or in SUITS at No. ia St. Charles street, corner
of North. mh26 Inn
DOONIS TO RENT-ONR OR TWO FINE,
II large, airy, comfortably Furnished Rooms CON
Dc had il private family With Or without board,
spoken and free from the annoyance Of children,
by applying 1T No. 81 st. Ann street, corner Of
Oerbiany The cars pass within few doors Of
the house. Terms very moderate. oc3o
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WOOD---COAL.

WOOD---COAL.
ENIELD q BELL,
T. (SPENCBR FIKLD. JR.-WALfxR D. BBLL.)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PlttsburR. Anthracite and English Camel
COAL,
Also, ASH OAK and PINE WOOD. SteaEshtpe,
stesmboats cotton presses, foundIies and families
promptly suppled at the lowest market rateA Main
Office LAT Camp street, corner GirOd. Branch once
ISL Magazine street near POeyfarTe. ee3 ~
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Average Exchange

We heard of no middling under 14asc, and
a style for which these figures were accepted
yesterday brought 14Ac. Some average
lists, however, might have been had at
l4lac, which we accordingly retain as our
inside quotation for that grade. Very little
good ordinary could be had under l2kc. and
desirable lists were firm at l214c; strict rul-
ing at 12ssc. The decline of l-l6d at Liver
pool was fully counterbalanced by the
course of exchange, and Still easier freights.
The supply was limited, with scarcity Of
clean, whitecOttOns.
The Exchange reports: Market gener-
ally unchanged"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. l870-bales 20696.
Arrived since last statement.... 4,l7
Arrived previously BIG, ll9-l $780, 206
IOtal l,t4USN
CIcaTe0 tO-Oay IZSo
Cleared previously. ,lR,575
Burnt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 669l .l34 489
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N1W 01L1AN9, M01U48
CHATTANOOGA kAuROAD:
MOBILE DIVISION.
Two express trains lails. onsaAa esr MONDAY.
January e, 1871, passenger trains WIN run = III.
loWe Leave New Orleans, non tho 16ot It C1noi
street, fer Mobile and inteEnleaiete efettene 8
4 n and r. n. Arrive e Mobile at 30 and &0g
?: = Leave Mobile, ffoq foot Of 0ovsrnment
street, for New Orleans and intermediate Stations
1t e:ls A. y. and $50 p. II. Arrive 1t New Orleans
at E9oand $50 p. n. C0nnections made It Mobile
by A. n. trains with Mobile and Ohio road for 81
Louis; Chicago. Louisville. and ALL POINTS
MORTH, RAkT AND WRIST, and BY the r
\. train with night express train Of the Mobile
and Montgomery road for Montgomery, Atlanta,
Augusta, Savannah, jacksonville, Florida, and III
potnts North, East and West Freight trains sssh
street before J: n. delivered at Mobile early next
morning. Freight - low a. BY any other route.
For through tickets or further information e. to
rates Of freight apply ct tho company's once. cor
ner Of Camp and Common streetA
J. 4. KkNDRICK, General Superintendent
New Orleans January %. 1871. ia33
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OHIO RIVER.


Regular Louisville. Evansville and Hen.
derson Packet.
Leaves on FRIDAY. April q, at Pm.
g. u1 Fer Ls:i'yal ~ Eyae.~flls.
dassS Cairo s1 Ss.sesi:, Helena a
and all intermediate p0ints-The
passenger steamer or p~cop
rs. CALHooN, Master, J..Q. A. PARx, Clerk.
ON board or to
&C. WAYNE. 81 Natches street.
Lsuisville, Evansville, Henderson and
Cairo Passenger Packet.
,6@s~~ b Fer Lssisytlls, Ey..syille.
phis, vicksburg, Matches, and ali
intermediate points-The passen-
80 MARY HOUSTON,
l. B. DrxnAx, Master; H. H. WALKER, Clerk;
Leaves ON SATURDAY, April q, at SPIN
Leaves on THURSDAY, May II, at P. N.
Leaves ON TUESDAY. May 30 at 5 P. N.
Leaves on THURSDAY, July 6, at sP. N.
Leaves on TUESDAY; July Is, at sP:M
Passengers can rely ON this steamer leaving "a
above, and going through to Louisville. Through
tickets to Cincinnati and sll important points
seem and engaged By applying to
apo st N
Leaves FRIDAY, April 81, at r. n.
AaNMp~ h For Louisville, Evansville,
Aa-AN Henderson, Paducal. Cairo. Mem.
phis, Helena, Greenviile v;cks-
burg, Natchez and the Bends
The'passenger steamer
KATE KINNEY.
HICKS KING, Master; Al D. CRoxALL, Clerk;
Will leave as above. For freight or passage apply
on board, or to
THOMAS KEEFFE. IS Poydras street.
ap19 c. G, WAYNE. 81 Natchex street.
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IMPORTS.

ANTWERP-Ship Record-z276 cases window
glass and sundrcs
notwithstanding Juniata-5zs bxs sugar ~
bags coffee and eundrias
VERA CRUZ-Steamship Tobasco-Ss bales jalap
So, 945 in specie and sundries
MOBILE-Steamer Frances-Sl bales cotton l6
bbls rosin bills turpentine and sundries
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River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, ,
THURSDAY NORNlN0: April 20 1871.


THURSDAY AQRNlHs; April 20 1871.
WEATHER. BUSINESS, ETC. = The change
able characten Of the weather was never
more fully illustrated than during yester-
day. The morning dawned s0mbre, and
betOkened rain. Noon was warm, close
and sunshiny. The evening closed as the
day began. with threatening clouds.
Business fell off in its activity considera-
bly,:
The Importer, from above Little Rock, had
q good trip down-l5O2 bales Of cotton; the
Glencoe, from Louisville, was well laden
and had some passengers; the Rapides had
q fair amount Of cotton, which she dis
charged at the foot of ITALIA street; the
Katie, from Vicksburg, brought down 743
bales of cotton and q large amount of mis-
cellaneous freight; the Frank Pargoud,
from Vicksburg, had light trip-557 bales
of cotton and some miscellaneous freight;
|, the Governor Allen, from Camden, brought
in $50 bales Of cotton and other freight.
The departures were the NJ. j. Wicks, to
St. Louis, with most magnificent trip; in
fact, one Of the largest and best paying for
her class, OF this season. Nessrs. Stevenson
& verlander, agents, deserve credit for &C.
curing her 80 fine q cargo at this dull season
of the year. The G. b. Church, for Cincin-
natl, departed from the lronpile with good
trip OF passengers, and large amount OF
railroad material. The Church was delayed
long beyond the expected time of departure
by the difficulty experienced in getting the
iron on board. She left, however, last eve
ming with full complement of freight The
Southwestern, for Red river, had a pretty
fair cargo. The regular line packets, for
Red river, generally receive fair trips, ex-
cept when the independent packets are at
the landing in opposition. The regular Red
River Packet Company sends ont steamer
nearly every day, now. The Mohawk and
bargcs departed for St. Louis with full
load. The Bannock City had fair cargo
out.
Rates from here remain firm as vet. No
telling, as far as rates are concerned, what
will be developed in the next few days.
The light trims that are now heinz carried