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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
Business Notlree.

COUGHs AND COLDS ARE OFTEN OVERLOOKED.
continuance sny length Irritation OF the Lungs
chronic BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRocHE" are
OEr with the fullest confidence their efficacy giving almost nvaa
BIZ and immediate relief
Owing the good reputation and popularity Of the TrCches many
cheap iBs!0oas offered Vh good J nothing
he sure to OBTAIN Bronchial 7Soe&" Sold
everywhere.
DRUNKENNESS CURED.-Dr BEERS has SOW
eregn remedy Drunkenness lie promises radical in tie most
ami oflrs proof the mos: slepcaL OHc No u
East TwehsL free lnoe cent stamp
for book and convince yourself
DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER stands at the head
the sud reliable Baking Posle offered to the u'ic
Permits waste OF tou convenient a'e in the keen am never
as 10 produce sweet biscuits rolls, &c. Ia ten MINUTES Ash your
Grocer for a. Depot % AeSsL
HAVE You SEEN those elegant new style
LADD PATENT WATCH CE for movements OF American manu- ue
by leading jewellers throughout the country run ue
scgptye application by the an nuiactnrtrN
}. A. BEowN 4 Co, u Mhien-Lare New.lork.
BATCuTLOR'S HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world Instantaneous harmless perfect Applied at Factory No 10
boDd-si. sot everywhere.
WHEELER g. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE,
moah without charge Machines to let j. u Kills
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIMBS.
SIS Broadway. " lt Cdestnust Phai 81 Greeust Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
OBrien over Gridley

y
Such is the result of Mr.. CIOss's job. He
received less than One-Quartr OF the Repub-
lcan votes but he had enough to elect O'Brien,
and that satisfies him. If Tammany did MT pay
money to sustain his canvass, should it not
have done so Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
GROWTH or TIE UNITED STATES.

n COMPREHENSIVE SlH"P'i' vi VIZ Si'"NN '"
the several States with population, extent Of territory
present condition, &C. appears in TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
for 1871. Just out.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21


We1have had occasion lately to note sev.
using hand organ for an anaesthetic,
leaving . whole county in Pennsylvania
toothless, etc, but case is reported from
Philadelphia which surpssses them all.
The facts, rs reported, are briefly these: A
young lady. fourteen years Of age, and the
daughter Of Mr.. Isaiah Thomas, of New
castle, Delaware, received severe injury
in tho face about four years ago, from the
effects of which her lower jawbOne had
grown perfectly solid and immovable. Her
front teeth had been removed to enable her
to receive nOnrishment, which had to be
injected mostly in liquid state. The in
convenience of this arrangement and the
total loss of speech rendered life almost in
t0lerable, and her case was laid before
the mOat eminent surgeons Of Philadelphia.
After mature dehberatiOn two of them,
Doctors Charles d. Green and j. Gilbert
undertook an operation which has scarcely
. parallel in tho annals of surgery. The
jaw bone was sawed of below each socket,
kept in motion till healed, and q new and
artificial joint was the result. 1t is said
she can now open and shut her mouth az
we'll as ever, and can eat and talk without
difficulty. The piecing out Of fragmentsry
jaws and limbs 10 mot uncommon, but this
insertion Of an artificial joint among the
The stiff: jointed victims Of rheumatism may
take courage again. Possibly the new trick
will be to slip silver hinges under the knee
pans, or diamond pivots into the spinal
thereby increasing ones natural
agility, as we'll as diminishing the usual
wear and friction in those parts of the
bOdv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21

Fl ~ 1oU1 & ~ NV Yea q
n 5D1 - q bu5AsL Hepe, 10 donan1;
60 - n1neR :. 81. 8
CoStflE imaxket eontiauss inActiva,
IL eteek II impeEtsrs' hands comprising
1900 bags. Quotations arc n0lninAlly IN
chanked, viz: Prime l50l5lac = b (gold
g; = & aia'; good nv ''4's'' t''' ne ia*'
sALr-The demand il light, but priees are
unchanged. Dealers sell coarse Liverpool
at 81 l00l Is, and fine at 81 l50l 20 .
sack. When largo lots are taken ct ware
house BY boats, . deduction 10 made for
drayage. Table salt in pockets, &c, 4c and So.
FREIGRrs-Forelgn freights arc weak and
heavy under q moderate demand for room
and . strong desire to FIJI up the vessels in
port. The coastwise shipments are small,
and rates.in that direction are irregular and
nominal. We quote; Cotton to Liverpool,
sail, v; to Hayre and Bordeaux. sail, 1c;
to Bremen and Amsterdam, sail, 9-l6d; oil
cake to Liverpool, SIS Cd; cotton to New
York, steam, y 0ac; to Philadelphia,
steam, y 0&c. No engagements for to-
baccO are making for foreign ports. but
room could be had for 40s, and possibly for
less.
BUrrER-The market is unchanged.
Choice grades sell pretty freely, but other
kinds are very dull. We quote choice
Goshen 1T 42 43c; common IS Soc; good
to choice Western % 025c; inferior l21s q
2Oc y is.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21

~ Raaaing Forged Checks-Half
e. - 0Dee3o kxDoFss-
! y e gsass Securities. Closed Bet
~ xo1K, April 2o.-A man giving his
~ UeefinA Gay, claiming to be mer-
IT, Archer, Florida, has been ar
&eI1 On tho charge Of passing forged
- $50 n Samuel Roosevelt Il Co.
$3.50 several other merchants have
0lnllaF charges against Gay.
49, export to-day amounts to half
~. Hansa. Arrived out: Acadia
Money market closed very
~ les. Sterling quiet and steady.
HIN AHA. Governments declined
III. T1ve-twenties Of 1862 1889. State
- oloeed somewhat better, particu-
\. xE0Aooseee. Tennessees GAN; new
V1&Glnins III; new 70; Louisianas g.;
lsyec slxes 74k; Fights IS; Alabama
Nv look; ives 20; Georgia skies 80;
~ -: North Carolinas 46A; new Is;
r. Carolinai7 II; now So.
X k6y very easy this afternoon, and to-
II ~ c1ose ef bank hours declined from
fS4oS Tho government sold four in
e two millions Of gold, breaking the
~ hum Hin down to Ill.
ii f&6 of 1881, 1855; Ave-twenties of 1862,
IN; e 1854, ll3ss; Of 1865. 1888; new,
E q l00, l12ss; Of 1868, 1924; ten
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21

General Cowan. the newly appointed Az
sistant Secretary of the Interior, is q native
Of Ohio. He studied medicine in early life,
but abandoned it for the editorial chair.
He entered the service a. first lieutenant in
1861, and soon after was appointed paymas-
ter in tho volunteers. He was elected Sec
rotary of State the same year, but resigned
to return to the army, where he served till
1864, whom he was appointed adjutant gem
eral Of Ohio. He held that position four
years, when no engaged in mercantile pur-
suits. He was recently supervisor Of inter-
nal revenue for the southern district of
Ohio.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21
onS (1i on rcial.
MONETARY.

MONETARY. i
oSylCs o. TE1 DAMH a19v1IIn!r +
TuUMDAH 8vDNIuo. ApgiA y. MI
We have No mstesial variatioa g report
in the money market. We quote sSDl0
Al notes with and without collaterals, and
II 0l5 for good and second grade. Mort
gage notes still rule ct 90f0 y cont y
annum for Al, and II 0l2 for second
Gold opened ct lIlA lll4 against lila
at New York;, and after touching lllss
(against lll%l closed at lin 011las
(against ILL. The decline in Wall street
from lin ct one O'Clock to III at 3 P. N.
sales. The sales included $1,000 and 5000
st 1llAs; $1,000 and $4,000 ct lllA; $4,000,
$4,000 and $4,000 at 11l9s: 5000 at
i'll ZIG; $1,000, 5000, 5000 and $1,000 at
lll1t, and 81, 900 at 1ll1s 0ll1A.
A small amount in American silver half
dollars changed Hands at l07.e We still
quote 1Q7 0l08 for American half dollars,
and 2la % y cent premium in gold for Mex
lean dollars.
Tho liberal cotton movement and the
marked advance in gold at New York in
creased the offerings of sterling bills and
sales of fully El00, 900 were effected mostly
at decidedly sitter rates, the market ruling
1t ono time p a \ p cent higher. On the
receipt of the p. NJ. gold dispatch (quot-
ing ILL rates again gave and closed with
net decline since yesterday Of Y y cent in
commercial bills, q falling of Of Y v cent
from the highest point touched during the
Of lading and clear at l2lAs O 1914; E5OO0
Al bill Of lading at 1917 q l2l u; f50OO AL
bill of lading and flO, 900 Al clear at l22;
El5,0O0. Al Bill of lading at l20 l22h;
ELI 900 Al bill of lading and clear at l21 - q
l221b; E35OO British ships bill and E4OO0
and E5OOO Al clear at l22lS; Gl2.O00 AL bill
of lading and clear at l22h 0122as; f5OOO AL
clear at 1928; $4,000 bank at l22as; f70O0
e. 1S Si2; SSOo private ha o e,aa land and
sight ct HOS: Sterling may now be quoted
at l2lk 0i2l& for good to Al bill of 1ading
and clear, and 1924 O. for bank. We hear
of NO movement in francs.
Domestic exchange continued quiet and
steady, with nQ variation in rates. The
banks supplied remitters with sight drafts
on New York at p per cent premium, and
the sales included $4,000, $4,000 and
$4,000 commercial sight on New 1 York at
$4,000 private bankers, 1000 bank and
private bankers and $4,000 and go, 100
bank at SIG, and $50, 900 bank at 1882.
Tho stock market continued very dull.
Forty seven shares St. Charles Street rail-
road we're reported at %72; l03 Mississippi
Valley Navigation Company at "a IS; 6
New Orleans City railroad (ex-dividend) at
SIG; S Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Canal
at tho reduced rate of $500, 500 ut $3O5 and
ono at 33l5; 100 Southeastern railroad at 81
and S, US Louisiana Levee at SIS.
Nothing transpired in bonds.
A lot Of $4,000 large new State warrants
were reported at SIN. Dealers bought
these at 81 052 and new Metropolitan PO-
lice at 81 09714. and sold the former at $50
IS and the latter at 971s 098.
City treasury notes are nominal.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Friday, April q, 1871.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

rrl0ays April Il, A01ls }
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Lodena. Hovey, for New York via Ha-
Spanish steamsbip Juan, Albi.uri, for Liverpool
ship Ella Thayer, Thompson. for Havre
Swedish bark Maria, Helfberg. for Falmouth. for
italian brig Cirque sorreln Lepari. for Vera crus
steamer City Of Alton, sheble, for st Louis
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Galveston, to a whitney &co-lst district -
Ship Belle MS.:s GrsgS.y from London Fe' 49, to
Ship lam Anna Came, 1 Lineoio. from Cardiff, w.,s.
Feb q. to master-Algiers
Bark Olympia Paux. days from Havana, in bal
lat, to aas.%ap: aest. tce s- v., ..
to mastor-Algiers
Lueger Meteor. -. from Lasourche, to master
rowBoATs.
Gladiator, Caldwell, from tho Passes-Towed
down and to seq, 18th instsnt. barks Maggie II
and Mary observation-disclosures mp ship Belle
Equator, Warren. from the Passes-went down
hght-Brought up ship Anna Camp and bark
ripie 5swett. Follett, from tho Passes-went
down hGht-Brought up bark Suez
STEAMBOATS,.
Mollie Ebert, Ebert, from Cincinnati.
Flora, Labarthe. from D0nAlds0nville.
Frolc. Reynaud. from Donaldsonville.
s s 1sYE o1 rI So@ G & E ES%:s"e'
w Pike, Brown. from lobdells Store.
Wade Hampton Goddin. nom Matches.
San Nicholas, Albert, from Lower Coast
Leuise, Hopkins, fFom MohilA
ARRIVALS At THE HEw BASIN.
Steamer Aliee. Porter. from Amite river.
schooner en.a.na, nom jordan river.
0choener Philadelphia, flpm Biloxi
oohoooo9 Three D1othoFu, hun 16loxt
sebeonsr ss.tss w.shi.stse. ttsa Psarl river.
oo1ooase MaEtAA y, ~ IcAo61ne4As
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=
CUBA.

oog0 W1th Insurgents =. Sbanlsh
r Lxooooo Net Given.
s. axAuA, April 19.-Telegrams from San
e - dghteenth report that in an
1e betWeen . column of Quinten
Eents twelve Of the latter were
nnf0og them their chief, Trujillo.
80 Lfma's command met the insur-
- uayamo and killed ton.
IL z4oGu Under Colonel Canozel, oper-
r uanAQuitas, had . series of en-
~ With the rebels, killing six and
eatB Of less Importance are also
but the Spanish losses are not
i ~ Of the islxnd, arrived from
~ 1rday. General CGrbo, whom
F. s1cceesls, win surrender his COM
oDoGrow, and will leave for Spain
~ Ftieth. The retiring general had
~ sympathies Of the public to
sGEse, ard al parties and classes re.
~ departure.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21

1880

Ct0ck on han0 ana on ehpDOard 90. lSS,9lO
TO-day's exports embrace 2S47 bales to
Liverpool, 1904 to Falmouth, 1913 to Havre,
and ESQ to Vera Cruz. Receipts proper since
last evening l4l3 bales. against 1858 on last
Thursday and 1895 last year, making an ag-
against 81, 756 for the corresponding time
last week, and 1883 last year, and since
August 81, of ,2523, 50 bales, against 993, 053
last year.
SUGAR-Received to-day 135 hhds. The
supplies are light and the demand continues
good for the better descriptions of good
open kettle, and prices are ruling with an
upward tendency. Inferior 50 06Ac; COM
mon 07Ac; fair 808a4c; good fair 909Ac;
fully fair 81 99&c; prime 10 9l0Hc. choice
10lf q l0ac;yellow clarified liza 0l2Ac, and
white l214 Sl3c y Is.
MOLAssEs-Only 60 bbls were received to-
day. The supplies are light and the demand is
fair. Inferior fernenting commands Is q Csc;
good fermenting 3O04O; centrifugal 1h
04Oc, as in quality; cistern bottom 40 a SOC;
plantation reboiled 35046c; city refinery
reboiled is quoted at 10000; golden syrup
soc 0$l y gallon.
FLouR-The stock on hand is only moder-
ate, but there ia no export demand, hence
the market is dull. The sales to-day are
confined to $500 bbls. of which 100 superfine
at IS IS; so do at IS; 100 and $50 double
extra at S. so; so and 14O do at S. 62lk;
200 treble extra at IS IS; IS good treble ex-
ira at 81 Nls; so choice extra at IS; and
40 do at IS l2h y Dbl.
CoRN-The supply is good, and the de-
@ .asPa is .ad but Easier S,R rsss S9o
and yellow. $500 and 900 do, and 200 white
at 75c; and $50 white in dundees at 76c y
bpshel
OArs-Are in light supply and fair de-
mand at previous prices. 1000 sacks were
sold to-day, of which 100 Ohio river in store
and 60 ordinary St. Louis at 64c; 200 and
$50 st. Louis at Csc y bushel
BRAN-Is in light supply and firm with
fair demand. 325 sacks sold at 81 30 y 100
lbs.
| HAY-Is in good supply and moderate
demand. $50 bales choice Western sold at
Us. Prime is quoted at $23 024, choice SIS
026 y ton.
PoRx-Continues very dull and the mar
ket is lower. Mess is now Offering at 4l9 IS
go p bbl It is retailing at so 50 y Dbl.
BAcON-Is also dull; casks clear rib
sides sold at l0Ac, Is do clear sides at l0&c.
Shoulders are quoted at 7@c, clear rib sides
at lOkc, clear sides at lOAc, sugar-cured
hams at Is 153Gc; 20 casks clear sides sold
to arrive at 1850 y ft.
Continues dull and depressed. We
have heard of . sale Of Is tierces refined at
llatc y b. Tierces arc quoted at II 1sc for
kettle-rendered and liza 012c tor refined !;
kegs l30 1880 y b.
BREAKFAsT BACoN-Is dull, and is quoted
at 14ls q 15c y 6.
DIR SALT MEATS dull. and shoulders
are retailing Ut ~ 074c; clear rib sides at
9kc; clear sides ct loo. At Wholesale clear
aides are held ct 9ltc.
RIcx-The market il very dull for Caro-
lima rico and prices arc tending down. No
decline has yet taken place, but holders are
willing to mako concessions to eject sales.
We quoees pominally. prime 909ltc; good
| oA0; nm S1D814c y b. L0uisinna rho 10
g 19m sul4H and selling aloWlR at
"a ~ sAs t. ee1ilaSy - e s.
=, s !; =
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Yesterdays Evening DiSpstcheal

tYesterday's Evening DiSpatcheal
WASHINGTON, April 2O.-Senatc- Ku-
Klux conference report was adopted by
thirty.six to thirteen, Messrs. Robertson
and Hill voting nay.
Deprecating concessions, Mr.. Sherman
said that mot one offender would be CON
victed, nor not q dollar of damages obtained
under the bill. The only virtue left in it
was the employment of United States forces
when necessary.
Mr.. Thurman, opposing the juror test oath
clause, said their SELECTION would depend
upon the judge and district attorney. 1t
excluded from the jury service the Attorney
General of tho United States, Senators on
this floor, and many others now in high
public position.
LONDON, April 20.-Latest advices from
Versailles state that tho insurgents were
driyen from Asnieres by tho heavy naval
guns at Gennevilliers, supported by two
columns of Versaillists, whose heavy cross
General Dombrowski personally led tho
By four o'clock on Wednesday all was
over 1T Neuilly. The insurgents took refuge
through Porto Maillot.
The Versaillists gradually won all tho
Gennevilliers peninsula. driving the in
surgents entirely to their own eide of tho
Z. The commune suppressed the Opinion
rationale, CIoche du Soir and Bien Pub
HQ4e.
A hot fight occurred between fugitive ma
tionals from sAsnieres and the civil adher-
ents of tho commune.
The nationals, retiring, cried: "Al is
lost!' citizens responding Cowardsw
The spectacle was horrible; nationals CO.
rousing and the wounded groaning in the
streets.
Shells fell in the faubourg st. Honore.
The cOmmandant at Neuilly 10 denounced
a. . traitor, and has been arrested.
The nationals, retreating in largo numbers
from Neuilly and Asnieres, fred houses in
their rear. Many women and children, seek
ing refuge in cellars, were burned to death
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21

State Of Louisiana 70. A. b. Beals and 3.
B. Miller, composing the firm of Beals & Mil
ler-Third District Court for the parish of Or
leans. No. 1906.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIBRI FACIAS TO
ID mo directed by the Honorable the Third Dis
trct Court for tho Parish Of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public auc
ton at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Customho1se
streets, in the second District Of this city, on
sa,'owas Hpc, :. we've O'CLOCK H. the
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon situated
in the First District Of this city, in square num-
ber twenty-five, bounded by Triangle, Calliope and
Peters streets, and measuring forty-t three feet
front Caiiope street. by sixty rect in depth
Seized in the allow SUIT.
Tefns-Cash on tho spot
G. g. SAUvINET
mh23 APT "a Sheriff Of tho Parish Of Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

State Of louisiana ". Mrs. w. J0ufdau-
Third District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 1850.
ID me directed by the honorable the Third DIS.
trct Court for the parish of Orleans. in the above
entitled cause, will proceed to cell at public auc
tiOn, at the Merchants and Aucti0neers' Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and CustOnhouse
streets in the Second District Of this city on MON
DAY, May Is. 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the follow
lowing described property, to wit
CERTAIN 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.
fezed in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
c. 8. SAUvINET,
Apl3 % myl4 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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eegDo
Goe11S Ling f. rednsoree-
SSiln 2oineelnS ~ Reaecn q
T. ~ - s1@ts q the vsrea''n'ss
- ~ ~ r. - <S ocadanns the commune Tor
4 ~ X - xoEiouD Journals.
n ~ Evening. Tho cenncna0e
- hre IT mjtxanleusee ana
5Hf ~ day at Courbevcles fotte
6I1oGn4. Amieees and Levaliois.
u nff1toAd van1 ase operating 40
Docadee ard trenches are IN
~ f1eticm inside 6f Paris.
IA H566 aoome the Versailles forces
- ~ d heidge crossing the Seine
49, % Clichy.
S& oG0contra&ion Of troops for the army
- looenbly cpntinues.
{ 80, Aptn ~, via London, p. NJ
e name has issued . manifesto say
ESES = once moro labering and suffer.
EIx(eoeeation. France demands local
~ and encouragement Of producers.
- n0t ain ct dictatorship. She de-
r. ~ Ealised unity Of tho country.
1ooGnent pFonCunces compromise with
lloo government imposeibie, ana
51 y Uith - appeal TO France to disarm
Z IS anew tAreatsning the capital.
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Canal and Claiborne Street Railroad
Company W. John G. Campbell-Fourth Dis.
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans No. ~, 49,
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FlERI FACIAS
ID to mo directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, I viii proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in tho Second District Of this
city on MONDAY, April q, 1871, Ct twelve o'clock,
l. ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST Of
the defendant John g. Campbell in and to one
hundred and twenty shares Of the capital stock Of
the New Orleans, Metairis and Lake Railroad Gem.
pany. for which certificates arc to Be issued when
when issued. shall be considered -, and shall have
al Of the privileges Of full paid shares.
3. TEN SHARES Of the Pneumatic Propelling
Company.
). AND ONE IRON sAFR, now in the ONCE Of the
Canal and Claiborne Street Railroad Company
corner Of Camp aud Canal streets, First District
of this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
. C. 8. SAUvINRT
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