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New-York tribune., 1871-10-12

as that place not mentioned in polite society except by
cergynen stand here to protest against the position
that may be compelled to come into court TO give
testimony in case like this upon the information and
belief OF who withholds that information from your
Honor The time has not arrived when such things can
be done. My learned friends, they a quintuple l
believe who have laid aside, understand all other
have perpetrated frauds the City Treasury and
hope they VIII meet G %tn SOod &c had access to the
had the aid Of the Committee Of Seventy and another
July hH
possessed ofi Why they are constrained to into
Of time they have failed collect facts enough to form
complaint In this action and they cannot proceed for
tSe4 R Of %uy sf sE with dsrfe al hs
ignorance, they turn upon the corporation and
it Of derelction Of duty for not doing every
thing which they have been trying to do and have not
to accomplish the end. say it is unjustinable, and
cannot be maintained We have evidence in this case
have been Tor long time engaged, in getting at the
facts necessary for prosecution Of the same char,
Counsel that he has consulted counsel and
and done what friends the other side have done
until he ready TO parapnrase what friends have
tread" II Mr.. Havemeyer had 1T to put In his
affidavit the facts and circumstances any exist
tiOn OF New-York and the Board OF Supervisors your
Honor might have determined that was insufficient,
and protest against the substitution OF Mr. Havemeyers
Judgment for the Judgment OF the Court
Mr.. stoughtOn cited, !, Wawortb, AT, and, 8.
Wallace 49, support of the points made, and claimed
that there to be found where cestni que
trust sue, except for the purpose OF enforcing pre-
ventive remedy.
Ex-Judge Bsrret-I guess there lie no where the
trustee himself paid out the money and where the trus
tee cannot be removed by law.
Ex-Judge Fullerton-We have no guessing as to our
cases and they do not exist in parole. like Judge Bar
nards, either. And II Judge Barnards decision Is cor
rectly given in The TRIBUNE he did not pass upon the
cOnstitutiOnality of the law Of 1854
Ex-Judge RarrettI hope THE TRIBUNE Ia not the pa
per counsel referred to as lying and centOus else IT
would not be proper for him to quote from 1t.
Mr.. St0ughton-I am u citizen and taxpayer, and
think the press have done great service.
tx Judge Fplerton-SO do J. and wish them all sue
All that claim s that after the press have dis
covered these frauds these gentlemen should not attempt
70 convert this Court into town meeting, nor into q
Vigilance Commitee for the purpose Of having trial in
that way. We want the ordinary mode OF pur-
suing a trial. II Ingerson has committed a
wrong, let him be punished II he has taken
money fraudulenty from the City Treasury,
il should be recovered but LET 1t be done according
the laws Of the land violation OF law In giving
edy would have IA far worse effect upon the community
than the Of the treasury Of the City and County To-
gcher Now, claim that the plaintiff has standing
Ia Court: 1rst. because the law OF 1854 Ia unconStu
New-York tribune., 1871-10-12

THE BOARD OF TRADE ,, -,
No body Of this land were more nsaas & ioya a.
to their country during the war tnah tne D'u
OF Trade Adjoining the great Exchange Room Is !"
smgller apartment handAOr,eiV h~"A"A" u" ~ w"
New-York tribune., 1871-10-12

An examination could not be had until after tno "'uo
Was jsined, chen must raise my voice against H. , :
Judge Ingrahsm here adjourned tho further nearing
until II O'Clock this morning
New-York tribune., 1871-10-12

l..Csrl Frese. homicide.
Cornelius McGuirr. rape.
3..Jamrs :. Dowdy. embeille-
ment and grand larceny.
4..Isabella Lee, grand larceny.
5..Wm. Wilson. VIM. II. Chap
man. Patrick Dunn, grand
larceny, and receiving stolen
goods.
6..Joha Williams, larceny from
the perrou.
UslrkD STATES DisrKicr CorRr
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lil. Keen agt. Audeuried ct al
zig. The United states agt The
propeller Thoa swan.
fl3. Benedict Agk The s.esn'tas
Niagara.
SUPREME GouRr-CIRcrIr-KIs
30. 3O8. all. "a. l23, les, i97, %
3J1, jJ9, 1a9. $40. Jll, 342, 3I3, StI
aNg IA fia IG. ~. J3s, J3e, Nv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
VyHR STATE OF LOUISIANA. TO AM, EHoM

T'HR STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO ALL WHOM
Il it may communicating:
whereas, Edmond Burthe, of the city Of New Or.
leans, having purchased at public sale made
DyThomas L. Maxwell, late Sheriff of the parish OF
Orleans on the sixth day of August 1870 the prop
erty hereinafter described, has applied to this
court Tor monitioD or advertisement in conformi.
a58o)" ' ''i'e1 ''"'''eS' sections 1''o 10
Now, therefore, know We, and all persons inter.
ested herein, are hereby cited and admonished. in
the name of the State of Louisiana and of the
Fifth District Count Tor the parish of Orleans,
who can set up any right, title c aim in and to
the property hereinafter described in consequence
OF any lniormallty in the Order decree or Judgment
OF the court under which the sale WAS made or any
irregularty or illegality in the appraisements and
advertisements in time or manner of sale, or for any
other defect stseever to show cause within thir
" days from the day this monitor is first inserted
IN the public papers, why the sale so made should
NOT De confirmed and homo Ogated.
, Ihe SAID property was sold by the Sheriff of
the parish OF Orleans under and by virtue of a
VIII OF seizure and sale issued to the said Sheriff
from tine honorable Fifth District Court for the
parish of Orleans at the suit of Edmond Burtbe
ct al vs. Benjamin Foster and B. c. Steinback No
IIIS OF the docket OF said court: at which sale the
said EDMOND burthe became the purchaser for the
pr1ce and sum of sixteen hundred $l60O) dollars
DESCRIPTION OF the property as contained the
Judicial conveyance recorded in the clerks ofhce
Of the said Fifth District Court
a certain square of ground. situated in Burthe.
vile late OF the parish of Jefferson but part
OF the city of New Orleans, and of the parish of
Orleans, bounded by Leyee, Calhoun and Preston
streets and Fouchers property, being square mum.
Der twelve containing twenty-five lots numbered
from one to twenty-five, inclusive, and measuring
IN the aggregate three hundred and forty-two feet
one inch three lines front Leyee street two
hundred and nnetyfour feet three inches seven
lines front on Calhoun street three hundred and
thirty hve feet i've inches seven and a half lines
'front.' on Preston street. and two hundred and
ninety four feet two inches six lines on the dvi-
aon line OF the Foucher property. Which prop
srty was acquired by Benjamin Foster and B. C.
Stelnback by purchase from the heirs of d. r.
Burthe and wife and others. as per act before s.
Magner; notary public in this city on the seven
teenth day of June, 1867
Witness our hands and the seal of this court
New Orleans, june I. 1871.
CHARLES BEAUMONT, Judge.
LOUIS POWER. Clerk les 2I iy5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-21
Foreign Markets.
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches. |

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-The steamer,
Helen Getty and Edwin Forrest collided
Mr.. Walshe, the mate of the Forrest was
killed.
WASHINGTON, June CA Jealous Wash
ington colOred woman poisoned her rival by
throwing something white ON a lump OF
sugar. The victim is dead.
tennessee is pressing claims for half a
million for equippiIg troops during the
war.
The Ohio courts have generally adj
jOurned in honor of Mr.. Vallandighams
funeral
Mrs. Vallandigham is somewhat re-
stored
Mr.. Valandigham's estate will net forty
thousand dollars.
The following has been published:
Hon. c. L. Vallandgham:
MY DEAR SIR have Just read the reso-
lutions of the Montgomery county Ohio
Democratic convention, reported by your
self. together with your remarks and those
OF Mr.. Hank You have rendered a great
service to your country and the party. At
least such is my Judgment. May God bless
yOu for it.
Nothing can be truer than your declara-
ton that the movement contemplated by
the resolutions is the restoration of the
Democratic party to its ancient platform of
progress and reform.
Il KNOW you lOO wen " uOuDI YOUR cOur-
age or your fidelity to your convictions.
Very truly yours,
SALMON P. CHASE.
LONDON, June GA special dispatch to
the Times says members of the international
society are distributing electoral mani
festoes. French journals state that the
proceedings of the society cause uneasiness
u the Belgian government, and the gar
risons have been reinforced
plot to asssssinate the Pope is credited
to the International Society.
Baron Haussman and NJ Lemoine have
declined to seek the suffrages os electors.
General Cluseret has been arrested.
Milliere has been seen recently in Liver
pool.
special to the Daily NeuS says: Instruc-
lions have been given from Berlin TO stop
the return of German troops from France
and to discontinue the surrender of French
prisoners.
The Morning Post says the grand review
which was to have taken place last Sunday
was postponed because the troops would
cry Vice rEmpereur!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-21
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, june 20, Evening.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged; sales l725 bales at
207sc. Southern -four dull and declining;
common to ia T S. 50a7 10; gool to choit e
81 l509. Whisky lower, gaze. Wheat
la2c lower, winter red and amber West
ern IS 6Olac. Corn in fair demand at IS a
7o13c. Rice dull at ga a934c. Pork a
shade lower at $4 37hol4 S7l2. Lard is
dull Turpentine and rosin are unsettled.
Tallow steady. Freights trmer. Coffee in
better request. Sugar in moderate re-
quest; fair to good refining is quoted at
9ls G93sc. Molasses unchanged Freights,
per sail, grain 5la a Sc; per steam, grain a
Sac.
CINCINNATI, June 20.-Cotton steady and
in moderate demand middling zoe. Flour
dull and dropping; family Sc 60 "a 6 80
Wheat: fair demand, but at lower rates;
sales of No. red fall at 81 BIOL IS.
Corn: demand good at full prices at 81 a
SIC. Rye is shade lower at 90 a 95c
Oats steady at 50 oslo. Pork is dull, but
holders are not willing to make concessions
and are asking $l50l5 25. Lard dull at
Zoe. Bulk meats quiet and weak; sales of
shoulders at 5ssc, clear rib sides at IA a
7Asc, clear sides at FAC. Bacon quiet and
weak; sales of shoulders at 613c; sides
were offered at Size and ga, but no sales.
Hogs dull and dropping at $4a4 40. Cat
tie: demand fair and advanced; 50 5006.
w HlSky ID III IdlF ueIndnu. Out at lower
rates, closing at Sc.
ST. LOUIS, June 20-Flour: Treble ex-
ira Sc 37l9 06 60. Wheat: Demand very
light; strictly prime soft Iowa spring 81 IS;
prime old red fall 81 so; do new 81 500
81 50. Corn firmer at 81 n 052c; No. 53c;
yellow in sacks Gle. Oats are shade bet
ter at 5005lc, and So a SIC for sacked
Barley and rye: No sales. Whisky irregu-
lar at 90l9 092c. Pork quiet; mess $I4 750
SIS IS. Loose dry sailed shoulders sac
Bacon quiet; shoulders ga 07c; clear rib
sides sac; clear sides 9Ac. Lard dull city
refined jobbing at l0Ac for tierces and
ii Ac for kegs. Hogs lower at 50 5O03 rs.
Cattle active at 81 9005 90; thin to corn
ted So 5005 so for natives.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June 90, acknowledgements
closed at 90. Bonds 9034.
LIVERPOOL, June 20, Evening.-Cotton
closed firm; uplands 819 0S4sd; Orleans
sad; sales 1900 bales, of which 5000 were
for speculation and export. Manc h ,ster
market is frmer. Breadstuffs declining.
Pork sos. Lard AIS Cd. Cumberland cut |
OBS. Tallow ABS cd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-21
WEDNESDAY JUNE Fl,

the levee at $708 " dozen for grown,
and $405 for young, and turkeys at SIS Y
dozen. Western eggs are scarce and worth
% 026c v dozen
NAVAL SToREs-Rosin is still held at s.
p Dbl for extra pale, 81 5004 IS for pale,
81 so for No. /, 81 Is for No. 2. Spirits
turpentine dull at Acc v gallon Tar l2lac
y gallon.
RIcE-The market continues at stand
still and quotations are nominal viz: Care
lima, prime GA 09l9c; good 9Ac; fair S34 C;
Louisiana, prime Sac o.; ordinary Z q 0sc,
and common &c u fb.
TOBACCO-Since our report of last Friday
the demand has been fair, the sales amount
ing to 440 hhds, wiz g. A. LOG, H. l6, II, l0s, 80,
SO and IL ON private terms and To at &c y
fb. Prices paid are said to be very full.
FREIGHTs-Both foreign and domestic are
without any variation. The demand for
room is very small particularly for foreign
ports, and the supply Of tonnage is ample.
We still quote: Cotton to Liverpool 1l-l60
SD; to Havre, sail, 7sc; to Bremen, nomi-
nal; to New York and Philadelphia, steam,
s4c. Tobacco to Liverpool, sail, 30s y
hid; to London, sail, 35s; to Bremen or
HaVre 80 O32s 3D.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-21
IooNrrrUEp IRON YInsr PACE

hut has fallen rapidly ON Lakes Erie and
Ontario. and less SO from Illinois westward
Rain is now reported in South Carolina and
Georgia. Fresh southerly winds prevail on
the Atlantic and gulf coasts, and northerly
winds from Illinois to Lake Superior.
PROBABILITIES.
1t is probable that during the night rainy
and threatening will be very generally ex-
perienced from Ohio to Connecticut and
portbeastward, with falling temperature.
Olear weather with fresh winds is probable
for Wednesday on the lakes and gulf coast.
Partially cloudy weather and light winds
on the Atlantic coast.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, June 20, P. M.-Ba-
rometer 3O:20; weather calm. Arrived ::
Steamship William G. Hewes at $40 2. NJ,
Bourne, master, from Indianola via Calves
ton, to C. A. Whitney a. Co. Sailed: Steam
ship Austin and ship Centaur
VICKsBURG, June 20. - Passed down:
Oceanus, at 4 p. Dr. Passed up: Henry
Ames. at s A. NJ; City of Vicksburg, at
p NJ. Weather warm and clear. River
falling.
LOUISVILLE, June 2O.-The river is sta
tionary, with two feet six inches in the
chute, and four feet six inches in the canal.
There was a slight rain this evening, with
prospect OI IuOTt. DuSlutSs is very uuII.
Arrived: Belle Vernon, from Cincinnati; j.
II. Groesbeck, from New Orleans John
Gilmore, with nine barges, from st. Louis.
Departed: Glencoe and Belle Vernon, for
New Orleans; j. III. Groesbeck, for Cincin-
natl The Robert Mitchell and Indiana are
expected from New Orleans tonight.
The Camela is at the wharf receiving for
the Arkansas river
The Rover and Baltic came in from Gin
einnati, and returned. The Liberty No 3
and barges left for Ironton.
MEMPHIS June 20.-Passed up: NatcheZ
Alaska and Mary Houston. Down: James
Howard and Olive Branch. River falling
slowly. Weather stormy. Mercury 9io.
PITTsBURG, June 20. - Heavy rains
thr u :. b Jut the afternoon. MonOngahela
thin ty-two inches, and rising.
CINCINNATI. June 20.-River seven feet.
and has fallen one foot during the past
twenty-f four hours. Arrived: Altoona from
st. Louis. Departed: Robinson for St.
Louis. Business has improved. Weather
sultry, with slight shower to-day.
ST.. LOUIS, June 20.-Arrived: Grand
Tower from Memphis. Departed: Colorado
for Vicksburg. River still falling. Weather
cloudy and cooler.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-21
Monetary--Commercial
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EVENING. June 20. 1871.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, !
TUESDAY EVENING. June 20. 1871.
We have no variation to report IN the
money market proper. The demand fol-
discounts is very light and rates continue
the same, viz: as per cent per annum
for AL notes with unquestionable col
laterals; 80l0 for good do; S0I0 for short
AL business paper without collaterals; l20
l8 for good and second grade do, and 10 a IL
for Al long do. Mortgage notes rule at 8
O. for Al, and l00 p for second class.
Gold opened at ll21a q 1923 against 1928
at New York;, and closed at 1l2ss a 1928
against ll219). The sales included $500
and $1,000 at 1928; $4,000 at 1925 a 1924
$4,000, $4,000 and $500 at 1929; and $1,000,
$4,000 and $4,000 at 1925.
A small amount in American silver half
dollars sold at l09le. We quote these at
l09 l0914, and Mexican dollars at 3A a33a
q cent premium in gold.
Foreign exchange continued about the
same. The offerings of sterling were
limited, and the sales embraced about
100000 of which $1,000 bill of lading at
1913, fl600 and $4,000 clear at 1914, fl200
American ships bill at 1881, sl7oO first
class at 1885, = bank at IAN, $1,000 at
12414 and flS00 American ships bill at
1895, gold.
No sales of francs came within our
notice. We quote sterling at 1913 a 1872 for
good AL bill of lading and clear, and l24h4 q
I2419 for bank.
We have still to report firm market for
domestic exchange. The banks supplied
their customers with sight drafts ON New
York at % y cent premium, and the sales
included $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $25,0O0
and $4,000 New York commercial sight
and $4,000 bank at a premium, and
1000 sight on Boston at Is.
A fair business was done in New York
gold checks; $4,000 commercial sold at
BIG y cent discount; $l7 500 private bank
ers' at Ii and $4,000 bank at par. Some
of the banks drew for remittance at the
latter rate
The only sale of stock reported is so
Pneumatic Propelling Company, new stock,
at So.
In bonds $3.50 new city per cents brought
&c, and $4,000 old do at 81.
Yesterday, not reported, 5000 new Metro
politan Police warrants sold at 81 y, and
to-day $1,000 at 90, showing marked i'm
provement. Dealers bought State at 5S0 go
for large, and 81 a "a for small, and sold at
81 064 for the former, and 6i0 IS for the
latter.
Nothing reported in city treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-21

OE OhLEANS.
FINHE STATE OF LOUISIANA To ALL WHOM
Il these presents shall come greeting: Whereas
Mrs. Louise Alioa Hacker, wife of Victor Gerodias
OF the city of New Orleans, having purchased at q
sale made by Charles f. Fortier auotioneer for the
parish OF Orleans, on the sixth day OF Nav 1871 the
property hereinafter described has applied 10 tins
court for mention or advertisement III conform
lily with law, and specially in conformity with sec
tons Z51O to $3.50 of the act No. "a of 1870 com
monty known as the Revised Statutes.
Now therefore, know We and all persons inter.
ested herein, are hereby cited and admonished in
the name OF the State of Louisiana and of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
who can set up any right, tirle and claim in and to
the property hereinafter described, in consequence
OF any lnfoI mallty in the order. decree or iudg-
ment of the court under which the said sale was
made, or any irregularty illegality in the ap-
praisements aud advertisements, in time or manner
OF sale or for any other defect whatsoever to show
cause, within thirty days from the day this moni
ton is first inserted in the public papers WHY the
sale so made should not be confirmed and homolo
gated.
= he sad property was sold by the auctioneer
aforesaid, by virtue of decree of this court rem
dered on the tenth DAY of April 1871 in the matter
entitled Succession of Benjamin Faith No "a 9Dl
of the docket of this court at which sale the said
Mrs. Louise Aida Hacker, wife of Victor Gerodias,
became the purchaser for the sum of twenty.six
hundred dollars (s260o).
Description of the property, contained in the
Two certain lots of ground in this city in Eau.
bourg IRENE, in the square comprised within John
son, Maine, St Ann and Galyez streets designated
by the numbers eighty five and eighty-six of
square number one hundI ed and one the said lots
adjoining each other and measuring French meas
nre) to wit Lot number eighty-fve, thirty feet
front on Johnson street, thrty-one feet two inches
and one line Oh the line which divides it from
Mrs. Pontalbas property, one hundred and seventy.
one feet ten inches and four lines in depth on one
side and one hundred and sixtyone feet Two inches
and seven lines in depth on the other side; and lot
number eighty six thirty feet front on said John
son street, thirty-one feet two inches and one line
on the rear line, one nurdred and eghty.two feet
six inches and four lines in depth on the side of st
Ann street, one hundred and seventy one feet ten
inches and four lines also in depth on the side
toward Maine street, together with all the buildings
thereon, thereto attached in anywise appertaln-
ing.
Witness our hand and the seal of the aforesaid
court, this twenty second day of MAY, A. d. eight
cen hundred aud seventy-one, and the ninety-ifth
OF The independence of the United stat es of erca
L. DUVIGNEAUD, Judge
NJ. y. TRACY. clerk my23 ie1 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH Oh
ORLEANS.
REGINA HEYMANN VS.. LEON KAHN-No. 1888


REGINA HKYMANN VS.. LEON KAHN-No. 1888.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE THIRTEENTH
i day of June, 1871. judgment was rendered
in this court in the following entitled suit, In the
words and figures following, to wit:
Regina Heymann vs. Leon kahn-No. Z335
On motion of Cotton Levy, of counsel for PLAIN
tiff, and upon producing to the court due PROOF IN
support of her demand, the law and evidence
being in her favor it is ordered, adjudged and
decreed that the judgment by default herein en-
tered on the third of May 1871, be now confirmed
and made final, ami accordingly that there be JuoS
ment in favor of plaintiff, Regina Heymann; and
against defendant, Leon Kahn, her husband, de-
erecting separation of property between the SAID
parties that plaintiff be authorized to conduct
business i'll her own name as publlc merchant,
and that she recover of her said husband the
sum OF five hundred dollars with interest from
judicial demand to witt April H. 1871. until paid,
and costs of suit.
Judgment rendered June Is, 1871.
Signed June II, 1871
(Signed) CHARLES BEAUMONT, Judge.
In testimony whereof, have hereuntO set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at the
city of New Orleans, this nineteenth day OF
June in the year of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seyentyOne, and the ninety fifth year
of the independence of the United States.
PHILIP POWER, JR, Deputy Clerk.
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United STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF COLLINS & YOUNG, BAEK-
rupts.
In Bankruptcy-NO. 1Io6.

WHEREAS, JOSEPH COLLINS AND JOHN NJ.
w iouDg, Individually and as members OF said
frr of New Orleans and dist let aforesaid duly de-
clared bankrupt under the of COngres SIS of March
2l86l have this day filed III said court petition pray
ing for discharge and certificate thereof from all
their debts and other claims provable under said
act Notice is therefore gV en- to all creditors VINO
nave proved their debts, and TO oil other persons
IN interest that the fifth day of July l87l at
ii A. NJ, is assigned for tine hearing OF the same
and that they may then and there attend and
the said petition should no5 be granted: and
further NOTICES given hat the bankrupts win un.
deigo an examination before Register Kellogg on
his office, Customhouse building.
CLERKS Office New Orleans, June 10, 1871.
1eI4 u ~ x LNEW. DenutY Clark