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- Uore'r--pt-cr NJ. J. Exchange place, New
orlc.l,-'it h>IAi. t"'i,,.!. :. 1871. at twelve
ucuck NJ. at ti' N.r'C.-t- an. AucfiOneers' tx.
change, az! h,.va.. 1"tv.c!.. .. and Custonhous..
streets, Ia :E:> r:tv .: N.S Orleans. by virtue ot .
deere. rendered IL" EDusrahl. T. IT. pur.N
tIdg- Of ii-Il,, .u-:t & the United States @.
America Tor The ustr:c: OF Louisiana. sitting il
bankruptcy. dated Hi's.!. MAJ. 1870 viii IL. sold
BY pubic auction II. Low yihrd 1lopvrtv
10 wit
The -"lt'wes- quarter ai ~. south half of :h,l
northwest quarter OF se"rc, in TOWNSHIP, l..
north oi RANGE east; also, .;.r northwest cl,lrt.,
amt tt n"rth h"i ~ the -OE Invest quarter of SEC.
ton IN township L. north range east s;t,at..,
III parish OF Franklin. Louisiana and contaip;nzt ~.
acres, occupied as plantation .uh yr.i1eu., hy
bankrupt together witt al the l.i.tiuE, and IN
prOvclltnts thereon.
me decree oi court ordering :.c e of the ao 50.
described property directs that the same be. freed
if"ni an lhruIrIiarcc", and the ls,iguer act no -
tht oHceI ul II" court viii convey only such it.
as Is N INN vested by the aforesaid decree of ror.
AMI the assignment in bankruptcy.
1rIihs-tash on the spot II United States treas.
nry notes, and purchaser viii assume payment il,
addition to and over and above the price of adG!.
Gation OF all taxes Due on SAID property up to t!.
day of sale.
Acts OF sale and United States Stamps at thee..
pense OF the purchasers, before H. Gernon notaI.
PusAAs' 'ai3 % tel
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
AUCTION SALES.
BY G. De Ferret.
IMPORTANT SALE

IMPORTANT SALE
By PUBLIC AUCTION CT VERY VALUABLE
PROPERTY FRONTING ON TIvOLI CIRCLE.
BETWEEN CAMP AND IT. CHARLES STREETS
ON TRITON WALK. BETWEEN CARONDE
LET AND ST. CHARLES STREETS; CORNER
TINOLi CIRCLE AND ST. CHARLES STREETS:
on ST. JOSEPH STREET PETwEEN CARON.
DELET AND ST. CHARLES STREETS; AND
EIGHT LOTS IN SQUARE IOCNpEn bT
CANAL, TCNTl, GAsetkT Esd MIRO
STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

DY Ode FERRET. AUCTIONEER. OFFICE

pY G. DE FERRET. AUCTIONEER, OFFICE
ID Nc. 20 Royal street.-TUESDAl February z.
1871. al twelve o'clock NJ, az the !ova! stree:
auction Exchange, late Bank OF Louisiana. corner
Cont and Royal streets, viii be sold by public a"-
tlpn. by virtue OF order from the Hon Louis ~
>irneaud Judge of tliesSecond District Court FOR
the parish OF Orleans, dated December Il" l5.o.
the following describcd real estate. VIZ
VALUABLE PORTION OF GROCNr, in me
Second District Of this CITY together with al Ike
buildings and Improvements thereon, i'll The square
bounded by Canal, IRENE, Marais and Custom
Lose streets measuring t5 feet 3 inches and lines
'ont on Canal street, 10y ia feet i'll depth betwc"a
parallel lines.
Tie buildings and improvements thereon consist
al that superb three.storv brick residence. with
sarquise in front and Ornamental! v.randas Oh
'ic side and rear, containing tT'o large parloI-
.-altiflllly trescOrd: rich carved Caryara ,n.rbie
n.antcls; also, a dining-room a large hall on side
and gallery in the rear: a number Of splendid bed
,Coms ta irescOed) i'll the upper s.Or.S cabinets,
men closets, bathroom, etc.
The back building or wing contains hc,ow .
Dantry communicating with til" kitchen, which
contains range which supplies hot and cold water
Scr bathing purposes; servants fOoIns pTIyie-
&c. In the rear OF the property there Is large
eLe-storv brick building, covered with English
.ates cont tanning cellar store room, wash and IRON
room etc.
There is handsome garden laid ont on tha SIDE
- the property, taste1ulIy planted with CYPRESS,
evergreen and magnolia trees, creeping vines and
"Eolce flower bushes. The gas Is in:fo4 ICED
= ron ghout the house.
N fact. all that lavish expenditure could possibly
command for the erection "A first class residence.
D., been bestowed upon this property.
The public are invited to examine the hOuse. I.c
hevs can be obtained at the auctioncer's Office,
"erHsCash i'll United States treasury notes
:ct of sale, with United States internal revsrre
stamps attached, before Charles q. Audrv, Lo:aiy
4hlc, at the expense of purchaser
.he furniture, magnificent mirrors. carpets &c.
ven III time
.'e503l a7 IA q 30 i,,
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AUCTION SALES.
By c. z. Girardey & Co.

twentyiiIth OF May, 1850, xed 20 act before
w. tastei!, notary, on the ninth December, 1861.
LotsNos H. II, Is, IA and - ad Join other and
measure. each 80 feet from; on Camp street by a
depth between parallel lines OF 30 feet lot No. II
forming the corner of Camp and Cadiz streets; lot
No. 10 a4ons lot No. IS, and 30 feet from:
on Camp street by a depth between parallel lines
OF ITO feet; and lots Nos. Il, l8 10 and 20
adJoln each other, and measure, each, 80 feet
from; Oh jena street, BY depth; between parallel
lines, O. l2o feet: lot No. Il forming the U.
Camp and Jena streets.
The DEGREES of court ordering the sale Of .he
above described property direct that the sane he
sod in SAse parcel and freed from all ncum-
ORANGES and the assignee acting the officer OF
the cout, will convey only such title as is in hiru
vested 10y the assignment in bankruptcy and by
the aforesaid DEGREES of court.
Terms-Casf on the spot in United States treas
i!iy notes. and purchasers to assume payment,
over and above the price of adj udica.ion, of al!
tIN"s due on the property up to the day sale. ~
Acts OF sale, together with United States internal
revenue stamps attached at III. expense. of the p.r.
chasers, before Michael G.rlon. notary pubic.
;;il; G4t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
AUCTION SALES.
BY r. N. & B. J. Montgomery. !:
GREAT AND PERENPTCEI SALE.

GREAT AND PERENPTCHI SALE.
NEW FURNITURE, CONSISTING CF SPLENDID
PARLOR AND LIBRARY SUITS, ELEGANT
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS. AND SPLENDID
rhSoS, SOLD FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT
MAY CONCERN TO PAY CHARGES AND AD
vANCES, AT AUCTION.
pY II. N. Il Il. }. MONTGOMERY.
ID B. J. Mont gomsry. AUciIo!.ccr-Nill be- sold
on WEDNESDAY. February |, at eleven o'clock
at No. i Carolilelet street, between Cana. ard
Common streets
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS in
red and gold, green and gold and ir!h cctone
br"cateile green and striped reps.
One Magnificent library SUIT, :nishe, j! god and
upholstered in striped terry.
Three splendid rose wood pliECs.
sante and pier French plair rr:rr".s, Il ~ajnai
and gilt frames.
Goods VIII be ready for inspec... Tuesday
moInIny.
Teynls-al sums Of : 100 aud over 3: sky days.
for approved paper. Unde" 500, r...A ~ United
Staica treasury notes. ja23
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS CARPETS.
ETC, AT AUCTION.

D1 X. NJ. 4, 3. J. MONTGOMERY. AUG.
ID ,iont+rs.-Wili be sold on every SATURDAY,
TUESDAY, and THURSDAi. at TIE Old Auction
Mart. Z. Camp street, at eleven o'clock
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW and SEC.
OND-HAND FURNITURE. such Rosewood
Mahogany and Walnut Bedstea!s, srrnolrs, BIZ
rtala, w. .ist.uis. Farlor Furniture, Marfl. Top
t"ntr. Tables. Carpets. French Pate Mirroys
Mattresses. 'nokin. stores e.c.
A large 'uvoc. OF Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood
Seat Chats. Also Upright and Square Pianos OF
PltN.i. Ia, !c ans. other manufacturers.
An IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE OF
AL ,!' script iOn ~ rI!.at" o..
Trrins-t'ash noa
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/ !. ..:-->.n;I E.t-.: AN, 80 STORY
80, E.,.:; It',tr:,c. ..H:;.N ~ tlR-
l.Si >.a,rT M, r,.... hn:n r,tU-
-! L! FAMILY .!.G.:i,, ~ ;A.:ILr
'.~''.:I.:, on: - ':is. is. ."...r.> u
y. >r.uSD I':.-.. -.
=. = .::-.~.n. iM.Xr !E,'.'...'T COR
-. OF t.E!....Tr .SD lrsi''Al >"iE."'S
We sr!rS!Io LOTS NJ SIC. -"
Iii''. !.i.I,:.-TE...! -: :.
80: $50; % -. ESQ SO.
.... (. 80. t"..!: .ov Tive r.;'.i' q: ',:..-
Ic.... q. >, p.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash & Hodgson.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN TIE FIRST DISTRICT,
CORNER OF FELICITY ROAD AND RELIGIOUS
STREE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
,NDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
DY E.. f.. GIRARDEY & co., AUCTION

DY {. f.. EIRARDET Il CO., AUCTION.
ID eers--Nich".as J. liOev Auctioneer-Office No.
l. Exchange Piace-SATCRDAY, February 4, 1871.
twelve O'Clock NJ AT the Merchants and Auc-
tIoueer-' Exchange. Oh ROYAL, between Canal and
tUstOnhoDsc streets in this city OF New Orleans,
f,y virtue OF an order Of tire Honorable the Second
District Court FOX the parish of Orleans, dated
January Il. l81l will he sold At puoc auction, toy
:,"cnunt of the succession OF Robert Pringle-
TWO BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
letter T. Nos. 80 and ~. for thousand dollars
each. dated tirs: March. 1909 PAYABLE in twenty
tv. Years from date bearing interest of seven pei
cent Der annum payable s.mi-arulally first Marcel
and Erst September each year
Tcrins-Cstsh. ialo % 20 fed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

PROCESSION OF SYLPEIDE LASvOUR ALIAS
Widow James Dck-No S345l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

IMPORTANT SALE OF TWENrT-NIEE vALuA-
kLE TRACTS OF LAND IN THE PARISH OF
81. TAMMANY. LOUISIANA. THE GREATE,:
PORTION FRONTING on THE TCIEEFUNCTA
RIVER, AND ONLY ONE MILE DISTANT BI
rNE PUBLIC ROAD FROM TIE .OWT OF
TAD!SOAVILLE.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES Vi..N:r--EO. ..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
AUCTION SALES.
By G.. De Ferret.

POSITIVE AND UNLIMITED SALE, ON VERY
LONG CREDIT OF THREE VERY VALUABLE
TEREE-STORi BRICK Residences NOS 80 81
AND 6G DAuPIHNE STREET, BETWEEN ELEM.
VILE AND CONT STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

Cn,:": >'.- i'+'r"' CcNC. Tor IL. i.-....: !,
:. ..:,. E..uhrnpt"y-So. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

j.. .'..:'....' q: -. /: -. 500. .. .ne.ica 10.
IL. ''.-,i.". ~. -. ..l.--:o 3.8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
DT 4. r. CIEsEuEY a. CO.

- tionetrs Sclo.as j. Hotv' AHctioneer-ottice
80. Il Exchange P.aoe-S4Tt RDAi. February Is,
| !t'!. nj twelve cock Nj, al me Merchants anG
! Auet:oneeTs Exchange, on ROYAL, between Canal
| and C,ston!hcusc streets. II His city of New Or
leans by virtue OF an order OF the Honorable the
| Second District Court Tor the parish of Orleans.
d:,ed January O., l3'i rendered III the above enti,
lied matter VIII be- solG by public auction for .e-
count OF the >sor OF =. j. Frazer deceased.
IL. t"owing iescrited }ronerty to wit
tri. .. this city, ihc .U,.It bounded by Sixth
seventh. 81. andrew NOV Lit'erty) and St George.
streets ana designated - the Nos to u, inclt.-
, ,lvcly. - per plan To sc exhibited al sale.
Lots Nos ,od adjo.m each other. and measur.
each ., feet front on ~Sth s,r'e:, by l25 feet il
ilir corner" i >.At" anG - 'r'lew tnow Liberty.
! streets.
, Lott Nos. to II adoil "a. il otter and measure.
'' . .' trent on 81: '."ors" street by rs feet
II '"p,'. between parallel ..c-. TIE lot No. II form
! my he ."ri."r =" ST. George at Seventh streets
"': ."t No. i td"ins Il" o,ove lots III the rear
i''' measures - ir"r mont 81 Seventh street hs
! - :'et III 't'l'ti:, h' wen :..a.!"' lines.
i"rn--tl.'- fourth cash. AZ! The remainder 1t:
'i!'' ~" ami 'li," '"a.s erect, IL notes of the
;i!eAa>rE-. br'.!i it;.IeN- .;e.eAt per cent per
;''.u'.. nom t!.- a:.v Z. lrti final payment
secured nF >i,e' "a! no. and Venror's lien on
IN" properly sod. he 1T Il 'aC:i cage 10 contain
III. eil claus. g: yer cent attorneys fees in
event "a: to .n.o1c- J.. ,lne.: o. the notes, ana
u'''rrr> I" ASSUME payment. Owe! and above the
Price 81 ij.t:-.tlU. :. .xo. COX the wear 1870
AT. u ~a'" 49,. i:..,.. >.;.- lamps Al the -.
!"'AN-i ne purchaser, tt:ole ';"org" ". Chrst!.
.l.-4Iy nI,... jals ~ ,'. II II
:''>"..->.:s. .uE> - .,:oISp oS FRANC
s:..:.s.:.. .,..,.r !l.-r..c-:
IS: Ms 80. - !,SE.ur!u
!! G..:is .... SNt.~GN ASSIGNEE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

ECt>E No. -. 81. IliAH..is S.rLT.
10y &, d.. FERRET. Ar,Tf,

by &. d.: FERRET, Au,TirSFEH. OFtIl..
lS.i. !. .~c.'" clock NJ. n. the 81. Charles Au.-
ton EN"iaD@e IN the Lssemen: rot;lnd;. O: the
Charles Hot" VIII b" sold ~. y .n.ie art on .,v
y!sit.e Of az ORDER ron .te Hon. LoG.s puy.--
!t-au:. Jnd-" OF tie Second Distrlc. Court Tor
the parish %, Ere'.ns dated January r. .G-i the
following described property !oi account 9: 4.
hJrc' >Sioi.--
tFlcI OF ttIs city, III the ri:.re bCuuGta h, :.
'hai"s. 81. Mary. J.I.a ':li"e. streets measur.
IN. ?. tee; front -. Charles and 81 N;.yy
streets -. about $50 fee. EcS Dc p;n and nm
mig :IciL street 70 stree, tcCttilcr with The
building, and improvements IN. too,l which cor
s-f ~ ciie-tory brick Shop or store. front
tn.r!cs street. twO->'.ry trick dwell! hnus.
containing rooms below and ABOVE; also IL
twostorr brick building used I. finishing si;,l.
and :rout.n. 81. Mary street; also several wood
construction. thereon IIx"k PRIV .i.tern watt.-
works, paved yard; the as j. introduced through
cut the btlfd!I@s. See pan ~ HE Exchange.
rerms-Cash i'll United States treasury notes.
Ac: oi sale. with Emitted State. internal r.y. .l.-
stamps attached. a; I'll" e., pens" ut purchaser ..-
lore Cnar.cs StTHGc:. ho;'.fv p..hl!'.
lei II !" % mari II
COMFORTABLE OEH-SrONV ERi.H RESIDENCE.
COVERED WITH Slate: 80 p: u,;..H.:.
:Ta.ET. BETWEEN v':,:.'y.> Asn ~.
r;l!LIP STREETS
Sr.lE>>!C: or MRS. zyi.h!: ..r:ni YAM
"" 5; .te.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

Se"ord On 'oE.-: COZ tie ra:.sh @. ..iean.
No 3 Is.
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IL U.i,i,!: - :. =. NORTON. ASSIGNEE
~ TX: NATTER. JOHN! --"-''' :,SHPTr:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
..>,IrSE;,.S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

I. '!..'E o. =. T.. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
VI; 49,. SUGAR PLANTATION IN TIE P.EISH
o. !iH!i::L,.:.. KNOWN AS TIE BAYOU
Glu,A PLANTATION. SITUATED on nv
..'.' Nh. OF BAYOU GCULA.
IN III. :..IE OF FOLEY AVER. CO
E..,kc...,ts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

~: f.u;: q, -. ;I:... 49,. At America -.
:.e ..>:: . a.. - =. ..n.-No. az.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

SUCCESSION OF A. L. 34idf>->o. -.
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= HAT MAGNIFICENT THREE-STORV BRICK RES
DENC3, WITH IMPROVED GROUNDS, WELL
KNOWN AS THE ROACH MANSION Nos.
20 AND 251 CANAL STREET. BETWEEN Ma
Rails AND IRENE STREETS ADJOINING TIE
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE: or COLONEL ). y
MOODY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

District Ioi': q. III, rii.i states !'".',r' -
TIE rs .., "a ,.",Ii>ian,-No 20.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

r;h'f>. IL H,.'.%rfp:.S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

COMPRISING ABOUT FIFT!-THRHE VALUABLE
E>TtTES SURREyDEEIYD IN EAEEEVET.y
AND PkRfMPTORlIY 70 L. SOLD. WIZ.
OiT RESERVE.
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I.>-Hi.T
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

Sr.lE>>!CG Of MRS. zri.i:!: !:t:!.i :vAN!-
NJ. .t3.
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sC''E>>:ON az :. =. FRAZER.

Second D,,tr.., Corr. ~ he FaT;sh of Orlean.--
No. :-,o'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
pY EUGENE TOURNE, AUCTIOSEER-

SUCCESSION OF !. i. ST. aMASD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

GREET SALE Or PLANTATIONS ;.HtS -
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
BY Eugene Tourne.

VARIABLE SQUARE OF GROUND on CANAL
STREE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

:'N...- Nv. L,T> 90 .,nbI.SI. oE FRANC
SRI . ....l,.l !l..-..C-.
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United St.t"- bs:I:.: '...r. :"s 80. I.--s". q.
Loi...aT.-<c. -,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
FOR A PARTITION.

SUCCESSION OF CHARLES vAHN:T-S". ..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

DI NASH & HODGSDN-w T. HopCSON

:.co.j District to....-Hy. - e,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

AS>IGSHA. SALE l., BANKRUPTCY.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY c. E. Girardey 6 Co.

Fl o!tL.3R OF i. .. NOETOE. ASSIGNEE
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lour German Sisters Of Charity taken with others
from the Convent OF the Rue Picpus and smut mp IN
the ignominous prison OF st. Lazare.
SO, TOO, it must be fresh IN the minds OF oil VINO
went through the siege OF PARIS how the CLUBS
of Bellev,lIe the nest OF tho Com nune. msstakny
In their ignorance the character OF the ungrateiuI
attacks Of the editors of Paris on Mt. Washourne
because having for while allowed them 20 see tne
foreign Journals which he alone In Paris rece ved.
and then at M. de B.smarcks request. ceased u 40
so, how these clubs, misconstrung and pervertinY
the meaning of the attacks, added peculiarly Com
munal postscrip to them by publicly Proposing as
question for discussion the pr0orety OF burning the
American Legation and shooting the chief.
But this was nor all. As Mr.. WashbIrne took no
notice of these ioilies, he went performing his
difficult and comp cated diplomatic duties, protect
ing with strong hand, made stronger by the es-
TEEN IN when ne was held by the government Of
National Defence tho citizens OF every unprotected
nationality who applied to MIN. the hatred Of the
Communists finally crystallizcd into the bur-
lesque form OF an article In tho constitution or the
Commune which was TO be tnauguraIed on the IA
of January, after the attack on the Hotel do Vile,
and which article the plan Of constitution was pub.
lishei In one OF the obscure Communist organs OF
the cpOchl read as fOllows:"Artice %. Washburne
Is to cease all relations with Bismarck under penalty
OF DEATH" nave the honor To be, &C., W. f. J.
PARIS, July Q.
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FOREIGN PERSONAL GOSSIP.

The Rev. Mr. Bate, the learned American mis-.
si0nary or Allababad. Is preparing u dictionary
OF Hindu, which Will contain no fewer than 81, 900
words.
The Empress Euqenic, according to the
Temps. on the occasion OF tue Papal JuDlee, sent
iettcr OF congratuauol to the Pope. through Carji.
nal Lucien BUnaparte, together with an ierin{ OF
100000 irlncs In the name OF tnc imperial family.
Baron HaussIiian the late Prefect OF the Seine
under ING eMplre, and VINO was candidatcsat Ito
late eectiOn5 Tor the french Assembly, has pub.
lsned letter In whoa he says that Whatever form
OF government or dynasty tho country may adopt,
he Will submit without reserve to Its sovereign WILL
--Colonel Soles. aid-do-camp to the Duke tic
Montpenser has been a reste I. That o1icer. VINO
was on his esete In the Estremadura, and was
aoout to go abroad, on hearing OF the order for ms
detention mt once proceed 10 Seville, MA GARRISON
town, to justify himself before the CAPTAIN uenera
Lie Is SAID TO tie accused OF participation In tho
murder OF General Prm.
Mr.. wikor. well known In political and dp.
lomatic circles Oh both sides or tho Atlantic, has
received from the American Minister ut Madrid an
official notification that no has been created by tn
Royal Order Of Isabella Ia catolicL Tai, order as
founded by Ferdinand al Isabella toward the close
OF the fifteenth century, and tue members arc ex-
tremcly limited IN nunDer.
Henri ROchefort has received communication
or the Indictment on which nc Is TO be tried IL COLI
tainS the following four INSTRUMENTATION
to civil war and plllage. 1hird-PubucalGn OF Iase
news and spurious dispatches. knowing them 10 DO
false; consequently counter. citing pub 10 ana pri-
vate writings. FOurth-Comptcity IN murder ~ In
stlgattng the arrest aud execution o. tue hostages.
king Amadeus will not have recourse to the
formation OF new ministry so ioIR a. the present
one possesses the con Adencc Of the Chamber the
Cores have been consulted Dy the Cabinet Expla-
Of ~ MonteJO. the conduct OF the Ministry was
opposed by majority OF 6S TO 20. Marshal Serrano
made similar communication LII the Chdmycr Of
Deputies and oDtalaed ! vote OF confidence BY liz
members 10 II,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-19

STRONG ALIBI.--It IL seldom that a man can
turn 10 good account the fact OF hts once beng q
convict; out the fellow Scott, VINO was recently
rested In Philadelphia and taken to ONO as q MUIR
derer, proved one OF tue most effective Of alibS BY
making clear TO his accusers that at the time the
murder was com United for which he was arrested
he was serving oat term OF Imprisonment IN the
penltontiafl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-19
HE COU RI S.
Tho Erie Mtigaton-chargs Of conpirscy y
Dafraud-Widsning Of Brooms Street.
Important Will cs,e-BusineH Of
the General Sessions
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Erie Railway War
before Judge BlaIChfOrd,


Judge BlatchfOrd sat yesterday, and after hovln0
disposed Of great number OF motions in bank
ruptcy and admiralty, Of which were OF any
public Importance, his Honor was called upon BY
MIR. Southm ayd with whom was exJudge Hoar.
or hassachusetts) counsel for Heath and Raphael
the English shareholders. TO hear q motion on the
part OF Heath and Raphael for an injunction pray.
Ing that tn Q Erie Railway Company. Jay Gould aud
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company be restrained
from the Issue OF 800 shares Of Erie stock, based
upon the registration OF any Erle shares BY the
FarmerS Loan ana Trust Company.
. Mr. ID. D. FIELD, with whom were Mr. Beach and
MI. Lane; ior the Erie Company asked for proof OF
Mr.. soUrHMAyD read an afadavit to the eject that
copy OF the bill OF complaint had been served on
the defendants. the Erie Company, Jay Gould and
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, on Satur-
day but there being mistake in 1T IA TO the name
30 served.
Nr. u. D. FrELD-was there subpenaf
Mr.. OUTHMAYD Yes.
MIR. d. d. r ELD-Is there proof OF its services
Mr. s9 9s y; 6u. do not see
stated to the COurL that he was informed proof OF
service OF the subp ma on tho defendants was on
the files OF the Court) / want to know now for
m0tlOni
Mr.. tIELD-We will tell you when wa hear what
We are oqled upon BY your payers TO answer.
Mr.. SCUrHMAYD-DO you admit or deny that you
"r Tr ID FGxEnMWo ADMIT or deny notS,na We
avail proof OF facts Mr. Field Jnen went or to
state that the present motion was not properly os-
fore tho Court The rules Of this Court and OF the
supreme Court VI the United States required thas
four days. notice OF this motion should be given. and
given. too on u regular rule day OF Court. Now this
was not such regular rule day; there would be no
rule day OF the Court, IN equity, until the 1rst Nom
day in August and. therefore, the motion could nos
now be heard.
Judge BLATcHFoRp observed that. technically aad
stllctl, speaking, the counsel was right, bue tho
diticulty could DO obviated by giving notice 70
show cause.
Mr. sOUTHMAYD remarked that, TO render tho
motion Of any effect, It must he disposed OF before
the 10Th Of the present mOnth.
COun el for Erie then consulted together for q
short tlmo and finally they agreed to proceed with
the argument this morning, and the probability "
that much OF tho argument VIII be taken up with
questions ~ to now far the proceedings ana notices
OF the present suit are regular or otherw wise. L. ~
any Possibility the motion should 10 thrown over
beyond the cath inst. the Erie Company may go on
and Issue the shares in question. and thus defeao
tho OBJ ect or Heath and Raphael -