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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24

their ADldsts thsfI en yoosstttstCa " tsss
Shic6 beteer than SelEnS q @Sss Il apple
The tsSle has been cSncfuy cSmpd from &c Last 70,
q sSs dssSs ds:a Ssess IL ssi
State, and may be summarized thus: Aaseaom
GS 1; s:s; =. ,S n..ssS 81 N EiSs,@..
LAWNS A vpnrsdueye assss ............. 80Z1eVD
Here i viii Be noted that per cent or Oneninth
of all the assets reported by tne "a iiIpsorv
PURPOSES OF life insurance, utterly useless Ano usN
...y A sTARELrls0 RExHLkTIoS. l.. - ..'
Tti startpR revelation of this table thae 81 theH
companes whose figures are cOlated, % companies do
not possess an amount Of Asets equal 10
the reserve demanded by the Department valuation.
These compa1iesare deficient In ha respect from TO ~
pSnes is not less than 10 per cent Now do not say
that these companies or any large proportion OF them
company whose reserve not entitely inipteres bear
Ing securities w. BY ps so much Deficient n gOcd faith
70 OS GeserV We tie Conscience q the pubic
1t seems mookery % require by law valuation Of
there is to be no specification a. to what this reserve
shall consist Of Clearly, the very idea ot reserve in
aOcumuatng rapidly % possible. Any other kind Of
reserve would not perform the essential functions Of
bearing assets nisi fe Insurance i the yeriest fraud
exant IL then the reserve b to be the subject OF legal
utterly futile long the companies not required
TO have reserve every dollar Of which 10 productive OF
SHOULD LIFE INSURANCE BE cBEAPENEDi H..
life insurance policy may be 80 secure Is to be be-
yond the premiumpaying ability of the majority Of
people. But If We put any faith In the laws of demand
and supply must admit that the price will regulate
ITSELF even more quickly and moro efficiently than 1t can
be regulated by mere legislation. Companies viii not
undertake to any alarming extent the sale Of life insur
for price less than cost The danger from dlf
erent directions and ask the members Of this ConVen-
ton to consider carefully before deciding 70
recommend any measure which VIII have the
effect of permanently enhancing the cost Of life
insurance. The amount already paid annually lot nIe
insurance In the United States nearly equals NOT
exceeds the interest on the whole Of national In
debtednees. sound public policy would seem TO de-
and that tho cost Of these benefits should be reduced
possible and any efforts inquiry In that direction
cannot but receive popular approval the ConXennGn
be taken up by the people for think the people viii be
unwilling to rest their faith implicitly IN business
whose managere deny their ability 70 compete with other
mOneyenhers rate Of interest which they declare
unsuited to life insurance, however suitable may be
for savings banks and trust companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
DEPAREURE or .FoRRfgN EAiLs.

y III ~s,YUBdDAY. 0Sr. ~ ~ A'..- ~
.AIP %,.sss:l ~. 3 ii:S -
IAN istX SspsisS 4 saU1Ssssssu Han -. Aprspad "'s
Nails icf Es'... W. s..n..!s a'r
Mls for Euroue Queen0wn Liverpool steamship
Colorado close Al suppsncstap Nail, On Pier No. @ r.
ian stsr. aspOd supplsnsn, Mails must b prepaid With
o'u0" p~'E"hA N fHtastSY ocr D. slo,d.. : ,,rf,
Malls Tor arspe onsOasOyn and LIVERPOOL Eea|.ep City Ct
Antwerp cOse Il li3oLm AsuppenenGy hai on Pier No. "
n r., e coasd at1Jo p. N. "h %, "a,
IAN lstk deposited ssSppsatAI xah mus b peOaA EA
Mails for Hayan. bs West Indies per steamship hSOah close
n Id
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60 tohcm u n,ar Concern
propssals.
PosT-oyIcs AND Y. 8. COUHr-HouIs. Nxw, YoHE CIT

PosT-0UIcs AND Y. 8. CoUKT.HouIs- Fxw. YoHE Grill
0gucR OF SUPERINTENDENT. October q, 1871. )
WROUGHT AND CAST Iron WORK.
w SEALED PROPOSALS will be received the ones Of the sa
blnK putting place the WROUGHT CASTRO WORK
exhibited plans speoicons and schedules now In ts oe
ssns rolled iron beams channel irons angle and Toas Herds
boirou plates angle and Ssh plates bo hVst he, and csrsn
columns plastep cornlcss, brackets, bed platss &c
The the columns pssters oedron beams &C. TO third
furnished delivered ed and In place rapidly
required By the Superintendent the Of the work The Whole 70
b completed and put in place BY JAY L lsa
The viii BE- permitted the OF the dereks and engines
IN putting tie Work In place without hage bat viii b REQUIRED 70 py
the time the employed working hem who will b furnished y
the Department when reqPired
Al scAfoldiug 10 bs furnished By tho contraction
Poposab win be made By the hnea foot OF BY weight for s
various beams channel rOn easng Ge provided TOT the n'd
ues
TIE work viii no. b HbrAsd among different bidders be, viii be
Payments . monthly dedusns per cent until Tie anal
completion Of the contract . , 80.
Al bids nnss Be accompanied penal bond In the Of shy
thousand doa bidder Will soeep and perform the contract
awarded him the sueney the sscu Be certified R the United
States Judge Clerk Of the United States Court or OF
the district where be residea $50,
Deparnsus rservss rght reject I'll BIDS Be
deemed the Government 70 do and any BID that
obtaned this once and does no
conform every respect the Quenen Of this advertisement win
considered viii proposals. % resolved non ps
snssvss Gagged The maasfasnre cast e. uoeent
tie ehss for getting cut the
work. II,
CALVIN T. HuLPuRD, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK .........."......o cToBuH %.
s,.,u,hD n.rrn.cE Weir RIO Janeiro &C. G. Garrison
Tsas:sr How" ff1sSS Go
sts.mshp eisucus walden boston -, p,,,mo,a
oIs 6o%Hpu Steamship Steamship Co. .
s..:%.SD f Fra 70 a. Ss MeI"sSn Baltimore D,
SsTsSS r SsssSsos sa'm sas w..a
ss s.. .a,,i ss.;i Ii E. ssa'' Co
Bark Besvus OBI, Cutter Hare BOYD 6ne fcnd n
R:Is R R9Psa' ass. tEaa + ,
B Asas !a s eSG = Bailey
s vance s:s s Ss, j S.ss: T. s"j'sS
s cS Anna Maria Cole, s6alse, Snow Richardson
sc 5 CALVIN, CisrE, Boston
s ssST ? Pr 5 5Sod.3S S w.SSi Stamford
s seSr n 7. Hard. 6reslsy. Charleston
s EoSe O Mead stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
siOOp ]. l. Morgan KeuaaA Baltimore
Pass WITH md,e md pass = 4 20 L. and
s snd Pa, e R s StI cy po, and Norfolk
Steamship v Ts S. cl %sh IaSS
ss. ass zods C.gn asEHsrS c. hours Via H'''f
VII 5 s,1 as1 sq o Boston, S Mrn, May n, with hemp
sss; as..R Bt - saI S' ss S vii, a
Ba Lt o 5RnS of Benda BOrmiOm PcaGPhn0s "A days. vii"
Island Lass (of 81 Johns hebood DHoAu"o' N~'''
B5s g,d. Br Growing Cardn 10 days, With sugar and mo-
ht e n, s.v,r. Hodges Barbados days with mOse
s ssS A.ai 81 With g,:
lASses .-.. !, - no..-~,,y
John williams Wimingon N Z. MARY lnnons w
H. r. Hedges. Charleston idA BrcsaL oeorgetoTs' y "
r. Morgan, Georgetown, ID. Y, menA"a Se1l8Vosh ~
Re en- ,N H VI1sInia J. Raymond, Bntabethport
R.te scr,n.on Ehnbehpot. May LndGay RlhsbethporL
old EhIsbstbport lanes meeV pl h,Sen,
~ II p,s,ns RH,shcthpor Fountain, BhIabothpor-
John Randolph BiIsbehpOr Fred HAIL hhaaScnpSsn
Tn NJ T!,,r.rd RFi.bs,hoor Beloua BItabetApoFt
MarT Elizabeth. Port Johnson j. Z; hSss, reg 1oRas0o
Pruisnce Por, johnson 5eLi E0t. yoS siti
Elizabeth B., Port johnson hesuesS ansae
BiIa Potter Boston ~ "a. - pot =, Nn,.L.,
Chas l.. Hnse ProHdence WALLACE oNSAi"iH' HAu'uSAe~
sloop Mary A Hayward, VirgfniL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Oct 2-Ave steamship. h.ih nom LabTadcri Roman
dnb, hTe mor erodlth from AeIandha Nayaso from Phil'
d.ipba Be from Philadelphia 'chr Lucy Holmes from F0E
PoRTEns Mosnor Oct aaPasd in for Baltimore bark Sleep
ner brig Geo iinel from Wet lndie: sS f.o:
baTi Enigma LIVERPOOL Peter CrAr for Dubn Geo. Psr'r
Cork; Stella Tor BordAanL %
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lorooy o. za-The tesnhp CITY Of New IorR CapA
Ii.eh non Nswforf Is Liverpool tOsshsd 81 oassSstsyA
yesterday a II a N, and proceeded. $500. ~.
IL for Liverpool Oschs onesaltOWn yesterday and pscee
The Anchor Line ean.hIp Britannia nom HswYOrk Oct for
Tie Allan Line steamship OornthAn Quebes for GlaGgoW
touched Neville yesterday and proceeded
DISASTERS.
IoSDoy Oct -The bark Woodland Of st. John b. for New
Yori has pot Falmouth eAky. - -.
san JuiS Oct HAvISl Oct 2on the ah ut The British
% miles outh Maasue portion Of the cargo was saved Ihs
wreck ha, been sold
For Latest Ship EeYs see FIN Pa0.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24

u;r., sn-. p,rs,sr csvas ~ s.niI..4n.AsOu~ssI-'
n p@ln x. ~ dsa ~ 11s s S;. 3: :"Rs IS pro- 70
~ N. 4 lA' Z, I'll. O: = 1. ..s.- tug
. arsrAtsss rspvl sss Kssp III Edge 81 al
80 Ts,ho1 po.t,o Co 40 D.senbuylag the steam sue
= sst Tia schooner CaR Hunter ~. pUr, ..sayr. brfxe
aO1. .COgp 40, tie Fesneeat Ia: Ems a "1PST,s
ID rMpHeG n1Al L al aSSn ILfty 10 brig
o. Bensr sgL The thip Prise hnns np pnay., a A.
Albert 49, antn ~ Dov"'1
-. SUPREME CoURT-GRgUIr-kLse.C 3esEktdl "a IS a.
No. IA 49, H. 49, 49, ~ Ms l1 Ill 49, j. y Y, 81 as tsi
al iDL a 49, 2l2 2S6, 26J DO, 1871 "a y ~ w. "
90 ~ 49, 49, SsS 49l, Isi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
THE sTOKEs-FIsK CASE.

On the call of this case, yesterday, before
Judge Ingraham in Supreme Court Chambers Mr.. Field
on behalf Of Fisk said he had expected some new am
davits to be served on him, but had been served
The Judge said they might proceed on the old ones Mr.
Field Thought as the old adavts had been suppressed
new ones were essential The Court said that only one
affidavit had been suppressed After some further dis
cusslOn. the case was adjourned " Wednesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
ADJOURNMENT OF THE RosENzwEIG TRIAL

Jacob ROsenZWe1g was placed at Une OAR UI
tho Court of General Sessions yesterday, charged with
causi1V the death Of Alice Augusta Bowsby, the victim
OF tho celebrated "trunk murder" Judge Barnard oc-
cuped a seat the bench with Recorder Hackett, and
for ,he people On calling tie roll Of the extra panel Of
100 jurors summoned for this case, only 81 answered
number from which to select jury and he therefore
adjourned the case TIL wednesday and ordered an ad-
dltional panel of 100 Jurors 30 be summoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
pASsENgERs SAILED.

FOR RIO JANR1Ro. teTs .sanshp Msrassch oes n5JHe'
p CGfeon D. Able Gu BALLET Wm Thomson RAndna Vrgle,
a. spshu H. Roller Mrs HOLLOWAY, Atoph fsnes hn W r
Leacock. Miss shone J. Hutehn,Vn Geo w. F1sr NJ sren1ocG
Brady Lange James saue O. GOuIIes Theo Ahen Donald
NKende Mrs Bile and infknt A. Lsnyer J b. De
Camaid Henry Hilbert and Wlltsr s.r Wn march ycas T.
MsG.rd. X WA CISsn 8 Ds.ey N. simmons ssr1sn
md child Miss q. sgngss, Cset Matqass Wm Bates
Fernando Mrs Lon r. Barnes B. hones ana WIG
and Ia ants Mary LesIange, Dr. Yields
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
Bparo an1 Rooms.

A PRIVATE FAMILY will dispose of PART
N Of their FURNISHED HOUSE viii BOARD sss 1aat, 80.
un not include chrsp unds aheut Is ysAra Terms VII
us Eas &e Location South Broohyn UnioS ess1ssn C0a -
ClintSnas. Address OPPORTUNITY Thosne Onee. ---L--
DOARD.-Pleasant and WELL-FuRNk5hh!EE.p.
I'D ROOMS fos 0sntsmaa and thsR wives AHd kiAgh "eA
with BOARD, a. No % WeA TwentstA-st - -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
aous.s anh farms 1]aattn.

U1ANTED~smaIl Furnished HOUSE in the
w countrT within Of New Ysrh Mes - N -.
70, hs.sslseuing and In sOOd srtsr Address, sAs N " "
and particulars, w. A. C., Trbune Omee
WESTERN LANDS-LtaFge Fhtk kU nd co % 91s
ngsDEsER near hi, ctv RULAND WHITNd.o besSaAs"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
nECIaI0Na 0cr ~

Supreme Court hdmbes-By Judge Brady
Leef sgL Union Manufacturing Company GhOn at Acisord
settled.
By Judge IpgrAbAn-Gibney sgt Darnug.-Hoon granted.
By Judge Van Bunt-zimmermann agt ScAoenh-Judgment
settled.
spoia Tm-By Judge sutberspd.-Poweu sgt H,nne-Judg
urnt FOR plaintiff with with leave for denung
fepdsn answer days payment Of Sss OpnOn)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
xrNtaTURR ALMANAC.

sr. 49,. All Sun ssu ..... 500 Moon se1.,..." 2ls
49, saH wATsR THIS DlY-LH
s.Dd, ~ 6oTS 800 Hell aats Perry.. 6S
- EtGE ,. 49, -.
ed uooL ga Cows, Lland SIS Hell Gate Fer. 1A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
kkAff HESITATE.


u N Y IN ,Nkw-H0nt' Monday. Oct ., 1s7i.
I, The market to-dayyas aull and without in.
terest Tsnorew the srset sale If the spOord estate
will take place under the dlectssa Of E. a. Ludlow
Co, and VIII be largely attended Bleecker Bon
Co. viii oner valuable house Cam y! Park, Brook
conducted by other auetionekr. '''N"' - - n
The acton sale Of the Twelfth Ward 10 . at Newark
Willie contnueq to-day. Some 100 lots WIN offered In
fne high iocstOh. kAnatactureTS srekne alocai0u
for factories should examine t6is property, '.' y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
Cong 9slanb Real estate for Sale.

IlOR SALE-PECONIC HOUSE, GreenpOrt
Il LII Apply 10 D. @. FLOYD Greenport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
Bropklpn Real Gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE-Elegant brown-stOne HOUSE,
No Pfrspiane BrOoEya lot n6rl39 fcetI complete With FL
modern improvements 70 The palor hoon fsseosd ceiling.
nor SALE and to LET-Deslrable HOUSES
~ ''''" kUIAND 4 WHITING, BeeiRsnyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
din Real estate for 9ale,


A CORNER on PARK-ATR., FOR SALE.
n nueh bow oos Tho klt . "a,
orrr The PROPERTY possesses every Gd,sa.aSe osstor e .,
very 0ees received BY n X DREW Co.. us hh<sa ~
A -FIRSP-C Ass desirable new broWn-stope
IA md Ode psdpmsiH DWELL!SGS 90 RnJssyg,hA
100 foot Ittee. convenient Central Pa BOsdwa sALB
~ 07W.T V.'K SFEvBHsoS 4 500. HPsea' N
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, wide, well
"A built desirable English baSemeDt DWELLING WITH az ne4
aSly pos.es.ion v < sTstESs0N SON ii Piae.st :. =
4 CORNER and two adjoining LOTS on Lex
N Bonae in Harlem desi-by locsted; eheap pee $sSea
Inquire Of BRENNAN BIO, GIoess, - aeeoa4 s&s -,
L0R 6ALE--tA' LEASE oft10 lOts of LAND,
WA buidnss sueAe fs nanRsstuag paTpose Gtsaied
s2 DosesaoS a. - dsyS notice ron aat. Apply RHO6Es
Isl Broadway - 49,
HOUSE and FURNITURE for SALE.--A
every particular In the best location Fk
substantially h1 fescoed throughout and elegantly fn
nhe1 hn o Prce es slh immediate possession RH
l karcslsn Asairs q he Once o. the POTTER sIIhUs
and la. m and and
ETH-AVE.-HOUSE and FURNITURE for
Substantially bal handsOme eoed Throughout and one the most
ara Hqsre Al he oaes Of The POTTER STYLUS NUPAC
TUBING COMPANY us Ls1Dgonavs between and II N and
@O0 KIM FOR 4.story high-stOop brown
College lease; desirable $4,000 for large, elegant oase Ia
PoryeEhthS siIthaTe 81 90 beautiful House Thirty.
seventh st. RIKRB & Co.. g. W. Ibiry-ShdSt
&3S NM FOR a 4-story high-stOOp
ROD,VOO RoUsB 20 s tcn, aI'ea a.. IseadOn, SstEeS"
FiN ana sn~"~ o1oi' SIK ~ 4 e. Sx W T%,v ,hr a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
INSURANCE,
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.

fifth DAY-AN IMPROVED AMERICAN 1:xEERI-
ENCE TABLE wANTED-LIFE INSURANCE RE-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-07
Ill., m Clerk did Nnf RPfurn.

.,,a ,,,,rdered man who was found in the
water in Hobolen, with a pistol, shot
wound in his head, has been identified as
that Of Henry Wethers, clerk in the en-
ploy of James Reid & Co, wine INGREDIENTS
Eo' as Broad street, in this city. On Mon
day last he was sent out to make colleccc
lions. AS he did not return, suspicious OF
his honesty were raised, and measures were were
taken to have checks which he had received
f"r Hills stunned at the bank. None of the
c III, ks were presented, and the firm sup
posed ,,s he had taken the cash and gone to
london, from which place he had arrived
only a few months ago. He brought with
him letters from some of the best firms in
London, where he had been in the govern
ment employ, and his uncle, Mr.; Math GI1 s.
IS superintendent of the Central Park Inc
inquest will be held to-day
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-07
Local Intelligence.

CRUELTY TO DUMB ANIMALs.-Several
days ago Colonel Badger noticed jacob
Pitcher bea.ing an overloaded horse be
You'd all reason, and at once ordered the
driver to desist; but the fellows bad tenn
per was up, and he paid little attention to
the warning. The colonel, unable to watch
the driver, sent a patrolman to take OBJ
servations, and, if the beating was repeated,
to arrest him. The officer was not long in
waiting. for Jacob soon began to NATL his
poor beast with heavy whip handle, and
an arrest followed. Yesterday Colonel
Badger prosecuted the accused before Re
corder Houghton. The prisoner was de-
Tended by regular attorney, whose knowl-
edge Of horse flesh must be rather limited.
The superintendent, having testified was
anxious TO leave, as there was FIRE in
BienviIle street; but the attorney was in
no particular hurry, so he tortured him
with such questions as these:
Attorney: Was the horse green
Badger: No, / think not; believe ne was
a dun color
Attorney: Was it an entire horse!
Badger: AS near as l can remember all
the parts were there; at least L did not
observe that anything was missing.
BY this time the accused felt very IN
comfortable, and gave his lawyer a look
that contained plaintive plea, as much as
TO ask him 10 cease further defense.
case was made out, and the papers
we're sent down to the Criminal Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-07
PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
New Orleans. City Hall, August 81, 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO THE IN
= dersigned will be received art this Office until
WEDNESDAY, NOON, September s, 1871, for making
brick banquettes with wooden curling on Philip
street from st. David Willow streets, according
to specifications file in the office OF the City Sur
veyOr. -,
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
All parties making proposals for this contract are
required TO deposit with the administrator OF FL
nance as evidence of their intention to abide by
the adjudication the amount OF two hundred dol
lars in cash which shall be forfeited to the city i'll
case of failure to sign the contract. ,
Bidders 10 whom contracts are not awarded shall
have their deposits returned to them the day the
adudeations are made.
No bid will be received unless accompanied by
the certificate of the Administrator of Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit has been
made.
Bids 70 be per running foot for banquettes com
plete and 10 DE Endorsed Proposals tor banquettes
on Philip street" "
a-l2It NJ,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-07
PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
New Orleans September 4, 1871.
CEALFD PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE UN.
- dersigned will be received at this office until
II NJ, THURSDAY, fourteenth instant, for paving
with square block stone Canal, Julia DelOrd, Ram
part and other streets in accordance with specin-
cations on file in the office of the City Surveyor
The work is divided into five parts, known as
contracts Nos. q 3, and 5, and proposals will be
received for one more, or the whole.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids
AN parties making proposals for these contracts are
required to deposit with the Administrator OF Fl
nance, as evidence of their intention to abide by
the adjudication, the amount Of twenty five hundred
dollars in cash for each contract bid on when
shall be forfeited to the city in case OF failure
to sign the contract. -. -,
Bidders to whom contracts are not awarded wiI
have their deposits returned to them ON the Gay
authorizations are made.
No bid viii be received unless the certificate OF
the Administrator of Finance is inclosed there
with, to the effect that the required cash deposit
has been made.
tions and Endorsed Proposal for paving contract
No. 3 3 4 or ) or the whole, as the e0se may De-
John COCkREM. AuInuNsVTdtoEs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-07
The Fiye-Twenty BONDS.

By footing up the list Of ive-twenty
Bonds. TO be redeemed according to the
notice just given, the amount will be found
to be $l45, 100000, an excess of SIS 600, 600
over the amount actually named in the
say, represents bonds already purchased
and Cancelled by the Treasury Department
Of the one hundred millions to be re-
deemed. eighty millions consist of coupons
held abroad, and twenty millions Of regis
tered bonds held in the United States by
national banks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-07

ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT.-N.S ). J0urdan
has been arrested on the following affidavit,
sworn to by n. J. Martin, No. % Cont
street: That during the latter part OF July,
1871, in the premises, No. 50 Cont street, he
intrusted to one V S. Jourdan a mortgaged
note of the amount of $4,000, dated July II,
1871, and drawn by E. Surgi, payable on the
thirty-frst of December, 1871, for the pur-
pose of discounting the same; that the
accused discounted the said note for Sl45o,
and has paid atiant $500, but has refused
to pay over the balance of $3.50, thereby
wrongfully appropriating the same to his
own use. Sergeant Newton arrested Jourdan,
who gave $1,000 bonds to answer charge
of embezzlement and breach of trust. Mr..
+. Fuselier, No. 106l2 Dumaine street,
signed the bonds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-07

FrsntyE NoBILIASs-Biddy Vitschi and
Lewis Reiser left Mobile together suddenly
and Intimately, although the woman has
GOOD husband at home, and came to THIS
CITY to ENJOY rather sickly honeymoon
The cars had not stopped here before an
officer requested their company, as an oroer
had come for their arrest. Biddy is accused
Of having not only deserted her household
duties. but actually sold the goods for lucre'
after her bad conduct had driven the nus
hand to attempt suicide. While he was
suffering in hospital from selt-intilcted
physicaI wounds, and wounds OF a mental
nature Biddy and Reiser conspired together
until they disposed of everything that woui"
hrino dollar. Horse cart, furniture, CLOTH
ing, bedding, all were sacrltied TO gratliy
fine unlawful love, and then they shook the
sands OF Mobile from their big feet TO hna
an abode in New Orleans. The weather Is
warm here, and their stay has been very
uncomfortable, although this homely couple
had annie time to bill and coo like two loV-
ing goats while prisoners, constructlVeiy'
waiting for an officer from Mobile Last
night Biddy thought over her sins' ana coz
clnded to return to deserted home ouO sN0
will not go without her Lewis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-07
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

state OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, Z
New Orleans, August IL, l87l.)
xxvHEREAS, APPLIC ALTON HAS BEEN MADE
w TO me forthe cancellation of the official bonds
of Adolphe Dupre Register OF state Lands IN anu
Tor fine State of Louisiana, 10 wit: Two bonds,
dated July H. 1855 and March s 1850 in in t aSo sum
n,,nre princinal and Henry Bezou, NalerY Du-
nlesssis Henry Bezou and Armand DuPre as sure
lies The said bond being conditioned for the faith-
ful performance by the said Adolphe Dupre OF MS
duties as Register aforesaid:
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in
the said bonds TO file their objections to the cancel
iation thereof in writing in the Office Of the Score
tary of State within ninety days after the last pub
LEGATION hereof
even under my hand and the seal of the State,
tbis fourteenth day of August, A. ID. 1871 and of
tbe independence of tie United States the ninety
sixth. ,,,-r
BY the Governor: H. q. WARMOTH-
GEORGE (. BovEE, Secretary of State.