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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-17
PARIS.

1lasquernding in Vienna Forbidden-Evnc-
nation Of Dieppe COmpleted-(:erman
Cemetery in France-Newspaper Stamp
Dufy-Rouen Independent Suppressed.
PARIS, March TO- Vienna forbids
.Dasquerading tomorrow.
The evacuation of Dieppe and surround
ing country was completed to-day.
A number of Germans have purchased IA
piece Of ground at Bougival, in the arron-
basement Of Versailles, for the purpose of
burying their dead countrymen who have
been temporarily inferred in the vicinity.
Precautionary measures have been
adopted by the French authorities
against the communication of infection to
the people and soldiers from the unburial
Of cOrpses, which spread the rinderpest
among the cattle.
Another radical journal has been seized
BY the police.
The Orleans railroad has been redeivered
nv the Germans into the hands of the
French.
The French have reported a newspaper
stamp duty, rearranged at two centimes
daily on journals both in Paris and the de-
partments.
The political journals must each lodge
2400 francs with the department Of finance
rs security for the payment of duty.
The Rouen Independent, for advising the
people to display emblems Of mourning
during the recent reviews of the German
troops, has been suppressed, and its pro-
prietOrs fined 1000 francs.
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looNrrNUED FROM FIRST PA0B.

exercised his full power under the rules,
and whether. if the power to report at any
time had been given to that gentleman as
chairman Of the committee, and he had ac-
cepted the appointment, he might not have
construed it as he has construed it for
nearly two years on the reconstruction
committee, to be the power to report
at no time. Now nobody regrets more
sincerely than / do any occurrence which
calls me to take the floor. On questions of
propriety, appeal to members on both
sides of the House; and they will bear me
witness that the circulation of this letter i'll
morning prints. its distribution throughout
the land by telegraph. the laying it upon
the desks of members, was intended to be
by the gentlemen from Massachusetts.
not offered boldly, but covertly-l
will not use stronger phrase
an insult to the Speaker OF the House.
As sucil resent it. denounce the letter
in all it's misstatements and in all its mean
differences and meaner inr eudoes. de
nOunce the letter as grounlless and with
ont justification, and the gentleman, trust
will live to see the day when he will be
ashamed Of having written it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-17

denunciatory of the removal OF Senator
Sumner from the craftsmanship OF the CoiL-
mittee on Foreign Relations, were intro
duced in the Massachusetts Senate to-day,
and ordered to be printed.
The first resolution commences: That
the people of Massachusetts, have seen with
alarm the recent attempt on the part of the
President, unhappily successful, to dictate
the organization Of n Senate committee"
Another says: 1.-The subservience of the
Senate threatens the removal OF the great
bulwark against executive usurpation.'
MEMPHIS, March l6.-The heavy rains
last night washed away several hundred
feet of the Mississippi and Tennessee rail,
road: also damaged the Memphis and
Charleston and Memphis and Louisville
railroads; no through trains on any Oh
them to-day. The Little Rock road is sui
merged between here and Madison.
SAN Francisco, March l6-The mort
gage. franchise and chattels, of the South
ern Pacific railroad for $2S,OO9ooo was re-
corded to-day.
HARRIsEl-rG, Pa, March ia rrsoll,
ton regretting Senator Summers removal
IRON the Craftsmanship OF the Committee on
Foreign Rel ltions was adopted ny "a 'oie
of l5' all democrats except !, to II Repub-
licans.
SOUTHWEST PASS. March l6, p. NJ
Barometer $3.50. Wind northeast, fresh,
with rain and log. No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship st. Mary and ships
North Star, Caledonia, La Louisiana, Adj
vice and Hannah Morris and bark Maria
gansett.
VICKsBURG, March l6.-Passed down:
John Kilgour, / p. NJ, John Kyle, 3 Y. NJ.
Passed up: james Howard. 9 A. NJ; Belle
st. Louis, 1 +. NJ. Weather warm and
cloudy. River rising slowly.
MEMPHIS, March lG.-Weather cloudy and
cool. Riverrising owing to the heavy rains.
Passed up: Oceanus. Passed down: City OF
Vicksburg and Belle Lee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-17
BELOW COMING UP.

Shin Tylcia Jansen. ~ days from Liverpool, to
Metktr. Knox AcO-
Ship Maid OF Orleans, Houston. 40 days from New
port Wales, to master
Ship Ella Thayer, Thompson 80 days from Liver
pool TO master
Shin st James Patterson, As days from Liverpool,
i'll ballast, (" master
Bark MARY Cashian, days from Havana, IN bal
last to Win tIecry-
Bark Mary Ann Wcklan, 6 DAYS from Havana, i'll
ballast to w Buddcndor1l,
Bark Deborah Pcunel, Reed, l8 days from New
York in ballast, to master
Bark Lizzie II jackson, Warwick, 5 days from la
vana i'll ballast, to W K BUddendorif-
Norwegian bark Fun, AnOnson, days from Hl-
Naia in ballast to w r Buddcndorti-
Spanish bark Rosa del FuIia: Paraiav. = days from
Havana in ballast, to Thorndke. Norton Aco-
Bri. Margarlit johnson, II days from Charleston,
to Price, ilinr Tupptr-
Brig Tenn Slerk days from Havana, i'll ballast
to " Ru'ide adorff-
Schooner Hattie f. Sampson Sherman. days from
Havana to ChattraiX Agar
Schooner MarilI.. Heath. q days from Corpus
Christi bound to New York, put i'll i'll distress
Schooner j Prince. Homes, days from Old Prov l.
dencc, to + Pilsbury-
Schooner Florence Turner, Graves 6 days from
Rlatan Island to r Tramontana
Bark Frank Marion. duncan, 20 days from Boston
to Crescent City Ice Company
Schooner Island Belle. B.lrsons, DAYS from Cha
pultic, TO G Chuton-
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LONDON.
Violent Storm Through Great Britain
Tele9rap hs DOwn-VesseIs Ashore.

Violent Storm Through Great Britain
Tele9raphs Down-vessels Ashore.
LONDON, March l6.-A violent storm
passed through Great Britain. Telegraphs
are down, many vessels ashore, and the
shipping otherwise much damaged. The
details are waited with much anxiety.
LONDON, March l6.-The Journal 6es De-
BATS, Commenting on the result of the con
ference on the Eastern question, makes !,
bitter attack on England. 1t declares she
has lost every advantage gained by the
Crimean war. France is now helpless, her
sword is broken, but when it is unsheathcd
again it's aim will not be distant as Turkey.
Other Paris journals speak of England in
similar spirit.
1t is reported that Auguste Pierre will be
project of the Seine.
The Count Of Paris renOunces any inten-
ton on lis part to compete with the other
princes of the royal house of France for the
chrome.
The French cabinet has decided to
continue it's policy of Cancellation TO-
ward the malcOntents of Montmartre.
The weather is very bad, and the insurgents
are scattering. 1t is thought those who
still hold their ground will soon yield.
The severe winter has proved injurious to
the corn crop in Belgium, and in a large
portion of the country it will be necessary
t. resOw fields.
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NEW YORK.

Steamship Arrival-State Bonds Dull and
N0minnl-Balancc in Sub.Trcnsury-
French Relief Committee and United
States Ship Rclief-(:unbOnt Shawmui
Placed i'm Commission.
New YORK, March 16.-Arrived ont :
Virginia.
Money easy to close at 4a5. Exchange
quiet and firm ut 81 097s. Gold was very
tsady and uniform throughout the day.
Skies of 1881, 1883; five-twenties of 1862.
l12aa; Gas, ll2; 65s, 1l2ls: new, Ill; 67s, Ill;
6Ss, Ills; ten-forties, l0S7s. State bonds
very dull and nominal. Tennessees rather
weak this evening. Virginias 6S, new 81 y
Louisiana sixts 69A, new'63ls: .Tennessees
q, new 63ls; Lcvce skies %, Fights s.;
Alabama eights 1904, tives 59la; Georgia
skies 8Ola, sevens 9Ols: South Carolinas IS,
new 6514; North Carolinas l6la, new %.
Balance in sub treasury Soc, 2l6,O6l, gold;
and currency. $6,7S3,973.
The French Relief Committee ask that
the United States ship Relief be sent here
from Philadelphia to complete her cargo
The gunbOat Shawmut was placed in com
mission to-day.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Observation-Disclosures Lulu D-S08 bales cotton
and s,indlies
LOCKPORT-Steamcr Tahequah-i.4 hhds sugar
II bales cotton 81 SKIS seed cotton bbs molassxs
haltlA,ls molasses and s,in,ries
FORT ADAMS--Steamer Wade Hampton--21l
bales cotton 1876 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
and sundries
OUACHITA RIvER-Steamer La Belle-l76o bales
cotton 10 sks seed cotton and sundries
BAYOU neutrality-suspicious. Thirteenth
Era-144 bales cotton and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamcr II C Yaegcr-4 bales cotton
p bhds tobaCtO 1892 bbls -four 100 half bbls fOul
and sundry produce
ARGILE-Steamer katic-3255 bales cotton TIC
SKIS cotton seed Il SKIS seed cotton 23l SKIS oilcake
a ii sundrics
CAMDEN-Stcamer La Belc-l23l bales cotton
375 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
sugar I6 bbs moasses 50 half bbls mosses 80 bales
cotton and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Beaufort-l4 bbls OF
molasses | bb sugar IS bbs rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steaner WaOon-4O bbls mo
lasses 800 bbls potatoes SKIS seed cotton and sun
dries
LAFOURCHE-Two luggcrs--2u bbls pot atoes
and sundries
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, March l6-92a bales cotton ard
sundry produce
March 1910 hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses CT
bales cotton haE.bbl niolasses and sundries
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OF HENRY OCTAVE COIOMB.

OFFICE OF UNITED Stairs MARsHAL,)
District of Louisiana, }
New Orleans March L. 1871.
FeNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
Il fourteenth day of March, A. d. 1871 a war
rant in bankruptcy was issued against the estate
of Henry Octave ColOmb. of -, in the parish
ofSt James and State of Louisiana who has been
adjudged Il bankrupt on his own petition: that the
payment of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to such bankrupt to him or
for his use and the transfer of any property by him
are forbidden by law; that "a meeting of the
creditors OF said bankrupt, to prove their debts
and to choose one or more assignees of his estate,
VIII be held at a Court OF Bankruptcy TO be
holden at New Orleans. in the CustOmhouse
nnidns before c. s. Kellogg, Register, on the
twelfth day OF April, A. D. 1871, at nine O'Clock
A. NJ. = b. PACKARD
mhI6 apl9 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-17

General Butler has introduced self-ad-
justing currency bill in the House. 1t pro
vides for the issue, through the Assistant
Treasurers of the United States, of bonds
of denominations of one hundred dollars
and upward, bearing interest at the rate
OF 3 G5-l00 per annum, which may be
changed on giving a years notice. The
bonds shall be sold at their par value in
legal tender. and if any person shall de-
mand the redemption of any of said bonds,
it shall he the duty of the Assistant Treas
urers to pay in legal tender. notes, which
the Secretary of the Treasury shall furnish
to them for that purpose, the principal OF
said bonds, with accrued interest thereon,
and cancel and forward the bonds thus re-
deemed to Washington forthwith. in such
manner as the Secretary of the Treasury
shall prescribe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-17

cargoes, and the majority Of those receiving
cargOes and announced to depart we're CON-
PEELED to discontinue receiving and defer
thsir departure until today. The Carrie
Converse, for Red River, managed to leave
with moderate trip. Among the arrivals
were the La Belle from Ouachita river,
with good trip OF cotton, and the Henry
Tetc, from LafOurche, moderately laden.
In the marine column will be found full
list OF arrivals. The river here continues
10 rise.
h The e. steamer Ga neo Kate has been sold at Mem
The Mary Alice is the next OF the barge
line to arrive at this port. She is due to
morrow.
We find the following items III the st.
Louis Democrat OF the fourteenth: The
fast packet City of Vicksburg. on her last
trip. made 2l3 landings from Helena to
Nicksburg and back to Helena. Henly
King. second clerk of the Viola Belle. re-
signed from that boat at New Orleans. aud
arrived here on the Utah. He entcrtains
the opinion that Little Rock is the finest
place i'll the whole creation. Mr. George ii.
Rca, President of the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Company, was expected here
last evening from New Orleans. The
Columbia. due here Saturday morning from
Arkansas river has /. fair cargo, including
sixty bales nt cotton for Boston. Captain
Garrett Hu!s has had charge of the City OF
Chester two or three trips. The Dexter left
with 1908 tons and has engagements for
~" tons above Cairo. She Will leave Cairo
for the South tomorrow evening. Henry
Ea.cr and Bob kirkpatrick are her pilots.
The NickSburg Times vi the fifteenth says
that the steamers Lucy KERN and Lizzie
departed yesterday with very line tVicksbul &
cakes fo, the ladies fair at Greenwood.
We must say that S about the lightcst cargo
we have heard of for some time. It's rather
rough on Nicksburg, We think. and con-
clude that the item must refer 10 OIL cakes.
The Cincinnati Gn-ttte OF the fourteenth
says that there will he considerable chang
Ing around temporarily i'll the United States
mail Enc durin. the next two or three days.
The Sa.fngton case comes up at Ncvay to-
day. and many employees Of the line will
he wanted as witnesses. Pilot Bra>hears
will stop off and Pilot Jacob KecIn"linc Will
take his place ut the wheel of the United
States. He stops off the {. /. Dumont t":'
that purpose. Tomorrow Captain Brashears
Will take the place OF Pilot II. Krl>o. in
order that the lsiters testimony may be
taken. The case is to be tried by j. Soft
Carter. of the Court of Common Pleas.
The Memphis Sttn OF the fifteenth mas the
following i'll regard TO the new elevator at
that point:
The Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Com
pany. or the Mississippi River Elevator
Company. propose to erect Il large ware
house building. with steam elevator. in our
city. say three hundred feet long and one
hundred and fifty feet wide. for the con
venicn. handling OF treights for the rail
roads and the local trade. The main object
of this enterprise is to cheaper the rate OF
freight. which can only be done by saving
81. Ill, l. -. =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-17

(. New Hampshire ElectiOn--DemOcratic
Governor and congressman Elected
Senate and House Democratic-Gane
Of Ruhlans ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Asked to Den0unce the Removal OF
Sumner-The Heavy Rains "Wednesday
Night-Damage to Railroads
Pacific Railroad.
CONCORD, N. H., March l6.-The returns
from Oil towns give Pike Republican,
1929; Weston (Democrat), 1881; scatter
ing, 1914. Fifteen towns unheard from
The House stands 1872 Republicans to lf1
Democrats: scattering, four. Senate: four
Republicans, five Democrats and three
vacancies Executive council: two and two,
with one vacancy. All Democratic Con-
gressmen are elected. In New Hampshire
3 majority is required to elect.
PHILADEIPHIA, March 16.-Seven of the
gang who robbed young man, and out
FACED his female companion, aged fourteen
veers. near the river bank below the navy
yard, were arrested to-day.
Bosrox, March l6.-Resolutions, strongly