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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-06
WINNEI,MA.

Surely the genius Of poetry has throw
bis mantle around Joaquin Miller, the ne,
California poet. The Golden State has sue
denly opened her golden gate, and foode
the world with golden rhymes. Songs G
the Sierras," Mr.. Miller styles his book, an
from cover to cover is red0lent with inspira
ton, as we are sure any one will believ
who reads the following extract from tn
Tale of the Tall Alcade:"
Behold the Clouds" winnema said
"All purple with the blood of day;
The night has conquered in the fray.
The shadows live and light is dead"
She turned to Shasta gracefully,
Around whose hoar and mighty head
Still rolpd 8 sea of golden red,
While troops of clouds space below
We're drifting YEARLY and slow,
As seeking shelter for the night, :
Like weary sea-birds in their flight;
Then curved her right arm gracefully
Above her brow, and how'd her knee,
And chanted in an unknown tongue
Words sweeter than were ever sung.
And what means thisw gently said;
spoke to God. the Yopitone,
The king on yonder snowy throne"
She softly said with dropping head;
" how'd to God. He heard me speak,
! felt His firm breath on my cheek,
He heard me my desires tell,
And He is good and all is well"
The dappled and the dimpled skies,
The sweet stars and the tinted moon,
All smiled as sweet as sun at noon.
Her eyes were like the rabbits eyes,
Her mien, her manner, just as mild,
And though savage war-chiefs child,
She would not harm the lowliest worm.
And though her beaded foot was firm,
And though her airy step was true,
She would not crush a. drop of dew.
Her love was deeper than the sea
Aud stronger than the tidal rise,
And chung in al its strength to me.
face like hers is never seen
This side the gates of Paradise
Save in some oriental dream,
And then none ever sees il twice
Is seen but once, and seen no more,
Seen but to tempt the skeptic soul,
And show a sample of the whole
That Heaven has in store.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-06
Direct ImpOrtati0ns = ssAIisslssippi Valley
Transportation Company
(From the St. Louis Democrat

This well known and powerful corpora
ton, of which George H. Rea, Esq, is pre-
sident, is about making application through
Treasury, for the bonding of it's feet of
barges under the law of July 14th, 1870, SO
that it may receive at New Orleans foreign
purchases of our merchants, and without
particle of delay (other than the time con-
sumed in transferring the. goods from the
sea vessels into the barges lying alongside)
bring them TO our own port, and enable our
importers to have the examinations and
appraisements of the government officers
conducted at home. The barge line is pc
culiarly well adapted to work under the new
law and regulations OF the Treasury Depart
ment, and WILL in the future as in the past,
endeavor to represent our merchants at
New Orleans with every regard to their best
interests. We are glad to see this exhibition
of enterprise on the part OF the company
named, and congratulate Commodore Rea
on taking the initiative In this really import
ant business. =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-06
The Philadelphia Bank Case.

According to Tribune special of the
thirtieth, the Hon. E. C. Banfeld, Solicitor
of the Treasury, having had referred to him
the case of the Philadelphia bank, which
claimed exemption from the tax imposed
on their capital by the State of Pemsylva-
mia, on the ground that said capital was
represented by the bonds of the new funded
loan, has rendered an opinion in the mat
ter, deciding that the government had no
power in the premises, that it is a question
in which the State has sole jurisdiction, and
that the case can be settled by an appeal to
the State courts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-06

On the first of October, coming, the col
ored people of the South will hold CON.
vention for the purpose of looking after the
interests of the race, and organizing to sucb
an extent as may seem best. There is no
South, because of this action. The hlaeLs
are not bigoted. are not aggressive. and sre
not Catholics This attempt at organ "a e,
is an outgrowth Of their recently aco,1ired
intelligence, and speaks well for the al.
vances they have made under SO MANY try
ing circumstances. As class thew need to
look after themselves, the same as white
men men 90; That is all there is of it.-New
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-06
The Monroe Intelligence. says of the

The Monroe Intelligence. says of the
weather and crops:
During the past week we have had more
rain, and fears are entertained that the. cot,
ton will be injured. Monday and Tuesday
mornings we had heavy fogs. The weather
is anything but seasonable, and will be pro-
ductive of sickness.
The river continues to fall rapidly, leav-
ing, however, sufficient water to enable
boats to make regular twps. -
Cotton is growing rapidly, and there is
hope that q two-thirds crop will be made.
The boil worm has already made its ap-
pearance on several plantations, and should
the rainy weather continue, it is appre-
heuded that the army worm viii put IN an
appearance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-06
Statistics of Commerce and Navigation.

SHaAsucs Oh commerce ana Navigation.
Monthly report of the chief of the Bu-
reau of Statistics, No. IL, has been sent to
press. 1t contains the statistics of our for
sign trade for the month of May, 1871, and
for the first eleven months of the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1871, as compared with the
corresponding periods of 1870. We are
indebted to DR.. Young for the following
abstract of its contents in advace of publi-
cation:
Period. Imports. EXPORTS exporfs
North ended May 81:
1877 53sss s5 5ns s5 s2o1s @
Eleven months ended May 81:
1871. 4s0 1895 z6l. 348, 232 26 203 O4I
1879. 422,057 667 395, 882, l25 27 1856 1872
The portions of the imports and exports
domestic and foreign) which consisted of
merchandise and of specie and bullion, re-
spectively, for the eleven months ended MAY
81, 1871, were as follows: su
Domestic Foreign
Merchandise $3.50 81 sa 5S.o
Specie and bull t
lion. .......... ls.27s,ss6 .75,Oe2,sl1 i32e2,57l
TIN MONTHS ENDED MAY 81, 1870
Domestic Foreign
Imports exports. exports.
Merchandise 1886, 1862 $T 6l8, s26 $l4 O48
Specie and bull A.
The values of the foregoing carried in
and other land vehicles, respectively, dur
ing the eleven months ended May 81, 1871,
were as follows:
Domestic Foreign
Amesean apS5fs 4 5 SP s t. Sc
Foreign. ...... 332, 150,5l6 346 452 1s5 I5l90657
Cars, etc. 13,6iO,l65 473o,770 2lsa96s
ELEVEN MONTHS ENDED MAY 81, 1870:
Domestic Foreign
RPSTfs f7PSsfs e e1B9rts
Foreign..... 284,499, s04 290, 487 59S Is 789 800
The value of foreign commodities remain
ing in warehouse May 81, 1871, was SCI, 275,-
726, against 54,074, 260, May 81, 1870.
The following table exhibits the number
and tonnage OF vessels engaged in. the for
from the ports of the United States during
the twelve months ended May 81, 1871:
-Entered-- -Cleared-
American vessels 1888 3,7sso9a 1850 s,727, 200
Total. aO,223 9,a5a4o8 3Oo35 g,7is,s5a
TWELVE MONTHS ENDED APRIL 30, 1870:
---Rntered-- ---Cleared--
American vessels 500 343slls lO5O5 3,4s4, 7o2
Foreign vessels. $50 5,7e4l32 1886 5,7l9,ss6
-
Total. ,l76 s,14225l 80 ,o5i s,2l4,s
In addition to the usual monthly sum-
maries, this report contains a statement'of
lumber and other commodities, shipped
from st. John, New Brunswick, during the
quarter ended June 80, 1871; table, show
ing the value of goods, wares and merch an
disc exported to the United States, from the
Berlin consular district, during the year
ended June 30, 1871; comparative state
ment, exhibiting the immigration from
Prussia during the years 1865, 1866 and
1867; also, a statement of the commerce and
industry of Sweden in the years 1869 and
1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-06

Old George Noble, a well known printer
OF New Orleans, has quadded out Bis last
line, emptied his last take, and gone to his
rest. Doubtless many of the Louisville
printers will remember the white-headed
Old man. whose life was so singularly free
from wee and whose gentle, genial manners
whom he came in contact. He was man
who While filing the humble and ardHous.
but honorable position of cornpositor on a
daily paper, never forgot that he was a
genFle man -Louisrile Ledger.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-06

8 Inc plan Of a machine for cooling the
atres, halls and private buildings, has just
been evolved from the heated brain of some
scientist One Of these machines win make
Two hundred pounds of ice in an hour, or
furnish in the same space of time 10000
e q y. feet OF air cooled to temperature of
g three degfees. 1t can be applied to-
the pipes of q register so that, ike a wizards
vessel. we can be cooled or heated from the
same receptible + T.
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sheriff, ct al; ordered that the Judgment ap.
pealed from be reversed, and that there be
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff, perpetuatlng
the Injunction.
Cornelia Hart, tutrix, We. Hoss & Elder,
administrators, and T. e. Hart VS.. Hoss 20
Elder; ordered that writ Of certoriarl Is
sue, to enable parties to perfect the record.
On Friday, July %, the court rendered
the following:
BY CHIEF JUSTICE LUpELIfG.
B. w. Smith VS. Mrs. e. L. Henderson and
sheriff of the parish OF MOrehouse; ordered
that the judgment of the district court be
annulled and that there be Judgment In
favor of plaintiff, perpetuating the injunc-
ton. Justices WHY and Howe dissenting
By JUSTICE TALIAFERRo.
State of Louisiana ex rel. New Orleans,
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company VS..
james Graham, Auditor, ct al; from the
Eighth District Court, parish of Orleans;
Judgment of the district court affirmed,
compelling the auditor to register the bonds
in favor of the railroad.
Ford & Swan vs.. w. II. Letchford & Co.,
ct al; Judgment affirmed. Justice WHY
dissenting. ss-ss5--,
Jonas Robson vs. Joseph Howell; from
parish of Caddo; ordered that the judgment
of the lower court be annulled. avoided and
reversed; further ordered that the original
dimensions and area of block No. 9, owned
by plaintiff, be maintained, by giving to
each of its sides the length of the three hun
dred and twenty feet, as originally laid off,
and as shown by the map or diagram in evil
dence, marked HI, the said block being
bounded on three Of its sides by Common,
Lake and Louisiana streets; that the fourth
side, to complete the square Of four equal
sides of three hundred and twenty feet each,
form the boundary of block No. 9, owned
by plaintiff, and fractional ten acre lot, the
property of defendant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-06

BY JUSTICE HOWELL.
Henderson Mcfarland VS.. e. K. Russ,
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

ing falling or Of only lo45 notwithstanding foreign war
They In $50 different vessels that brought from one
passenger TO 500 each
would appear that while lying dormant In regard
10 all maritime affairs enerprsing rivals who obtained pos
session Of the carrying trade OF the New World during our
inernecne troubles, literally hedging In all sides.
European steamship lines not only with nearly all
OF our large Atlantic pos but being taken to
suPpement them with Others In addition TO the eight
lar lnes running TO European ports from own and
ramtfyng hy their agencies the entire Continent
soon to have the White Star ne owned by the Oceanic
Steam Navigation Company for Liverpool, while the Mon
treai Steamship Company contemplate putting line Of
large vessels between Philadelphia and Liverpool which
may materially decrease the chances Of the line
American steamers for tho route. although Phade
phians are sanguinc that the the enterprise
ready assured Say they "The investment 10 safe well
secured offering good rate Of interest," free from all
imposition OF any kind" and adding that pay
cause viii be run In connection with company penn
syAanla Railroad Company that and leases three
thousand miles OF railway and that control business
enough 70 render the Line profitable hope this
expectation may be fully realized but sangnne
our neighbors seem to be Of the result Yet with our
friends in that city hold that "Phadelphia shown
becoming enterprise and acquitted herself bandsome
the matter Meantime let again repeat that n OF
what other nations doing in connection with maritime
commerce Is rather remarkable that the representative
men In the United States viii hit upon any
that 10 not too expensive, discriminating and unpopular
help restore our navigation interest and lost
commercial position on the high seas
The following table gives the number Of
and cleared monthly, with their naonaies the port
New York during the last half of 1870
The New York herald., 1871-01-11
THE GERMAN lEDEHKSAAl.

The German Liederkranz OF this city held their
twenty fifth annual meeting at their club house,
Nos. 81 to So East Fourth street, yesterday even-
ing. Mr. Ernest Steiger, the recording secretary
made o report, showing that the society numbers
$50 members ana among them 100 active singers, and,
society about 1fty young ladies are instructed Mr.
George Nembaoh, the treasurer, made q report.
showing that total receipts OF the society during
last year amounted to $46 III and the total expendi-
lures to ~. III. The property o. the si society
Ss9,sOO-givng q net capital Of $80,4Oe. The
following of1cers were elected for the ensuing
year:-Messrs Oswald Ottend0rfer president; Will
liam Steinway and Louis Kaemmerer, vice presi-
dents; J. +. P0ggenberg and Charles Schipper, sec
retaries; George NemDach treasurer; 0. Ebel and
H. Jury, librarians; Agrcoi Paur, musical director.
A board OF twelve trustees was also elected.
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

nnd the friend bv whom he expected to prove
where he was on ss'luriay night That person
was found but said he did not see
Breed on Saturdays that he did see him on Sunday
morning al Bcg's Hotel Utica. At the time Of TINS
conversation the constable informed Breed that tne
shooting did no. take place saturday night, that
II occurred on Friday night, and he replied that he
came up FROM New YORK on Friday night. The con-
stable then Continued his state ment, In substance
a. followHS-
then searched him (3reed) and found q new re.
vover, which, In my opinion, had never been nred
him where he got the money. and ne replied, y
borrowed 1t of friend. He afterwards told me tnat
he sold SO, 900 bond 10 Charles Blair, broker OF
syracuse, for 5000; then asked him where he got
the bond, and ne said he bought It In New YORK, but
would not tell from whom.
Breed says he is an insurance agent, doing busi.
ness in Fulton, Oswego county. He appears TO be
perfectly confident that Halpn, the express mes
senccr, who was shot in his car while attending 70
ms duties win not identity him as the assassin and
robber.
The New York herald., 1871-01-11
Asse mDIy.
ALBANY. Jan. 10. 1871.
= ~191k<''' Sssfs' VI "
BILLS INTRODUCED.

ALBANY Jan. 10 1871.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. ELY-For additional compensation TO depu-
tles and clerks In the State departments
BY Mr. lITTLEJoHN-Reatve TO railroad csmpa-
MES, allowing them TO take land without the con-
sent OF owners by giving bonds 70 pay damages;
10 charter the 0swcgo County savings Bank.
by Mr.. ALBER6EH-Amending the charter OF Bur-
falo.
BY Mr.. q. ID. LoRp-sufhorlzlng the Clerk or
Monroe county 10 appoin. a deputy
BY Mr.. g. D. LoRD-Io Increase The powers ol ~.
NaTy's Hospital at Rochester.
By Mr.. PkEAR-In reference 10 apprentices and
employees
BY Mr. PoIsvD-Amending the Revised Statues
relative 10 interest on money.
BY Mr.. SsfyER-for the Protection ~ the stock.
holders OF cypress companies-TepuIrlng lneln 10
make annual detailed reports 10 the ~'ate Engineer;
requiring exp Sse companies 10 make a recoss o. INC
receipt and deyyery ~ packages also hxing the
time OF delivery sio regulate the garbage of freight
on railroads.
By Mr.. FIAsc-yReiaiive 70 LIE assurance COM
panies
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1871-01-11
Office.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 10, 1871.
CLEARED.


Steamship Wisconsin ORB Williams Liverpool-wlniams
4 Guion.
Steamship Algeria (Br). lie Messurier Llverpoo-C
Francklyn.
steamship City Of Limerick tBr Phillips Liverpool via
HalIfax-J Dale.
Steamship Cimbria (NG), Hack, Hamburg -Kunhardt
Co.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn Savannah Murray, Ferris 4
Co.
Steamship Charleston Berry, Charleston-H Morgan 4
Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond Old Dominion Steamship 90.
Steamship Neptune, Baker Boston--H w Whitney.
Ship Geraldine Paget (BD, Duke, London-E Morgan's
Ship Nancy (Br), Mosher. Rotterdam-snow 4 Bur-
CESS.
Bark Carmel Br, Paen Cork for orders via Charleston
Bark Anna (Nor), wingaard, Cadz-wendt, Te,ens 4
Bockmann.
Bark Florence, Hall, Zanzibar aud market-Arnod.
Bark Peony Br), Young Cape Town and Port Elizabeth
Geo Bulley
Brig Augusta tSwe). Norgren Hamburg-wendt, Tetens
Bockmann.
Brig B Patterson tBr Pike, Laguayra and Porto Ca
bello-Dallett Bliss X Co.
Brig Nellie Ware, Ware Havana-J Phillips Sons.
schr Ann Wheaton (Br), Priddie, Pernambuco- Geo
schr Naonta Brown, Port Prince Miller Houghton.
Schr Elmer, Corson, Jacksonville Van Bruni Il
Slaght
schr Thompson, Glover, Musquito Inietvan Brunt
Slagbt
schr Nellie Benedict, Ellis, Philadelphia Van Brunt 4
Schr VIM Gray, Clark, New Haven-Rackeu Bro.
Schr Salie Burton Palmer Stamford.
Schr Dart Johnson, Stamford
The New York herald., 1871-01-11
THE ALBANY ,EsfnEss ROBBERY.

kFse Supposed Albany tEspre-s ~ obbss in Cas-
,ssdy--stafenent of tte Onscer Making the
sArress-Coadities Of BciSis, iae Wounded
IMessenger.
ALEsey, Ian. 10. 1871.
Arthur X. Breed. who was brought here from
sy cacase on suspicion Of being theexpiesF robber
wash confronted win tue young nan VITO sold tho
pistoiN, but he failed TO Identity niuf Us the pur
chaserA Halpin the messenger wac iIS snch con.
dition rtis afternoon than the physicjsns refused
20 allow Breed 70 be brought into his Nrresencc.
Breed Is Nii In custody, but he y peiiese,i 10 be
innocent !
The constable arrested Breed In Syracuse At{le
preliminary exaQ nation to-day the oicer stated. In
the course Of his testimony. that he asked Breed
where he was on saturday aud he answered, II
was IN Fulton. Osweg'o county" lie also said be
could prove where he yas on SATURDAY night at
clght ncloes NM. the e,rl stse went wilp blsl ~
The New York herald., 1871-01-11
NEW YORK LEsIsLATURE
Senate.

senate.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1871.
The Senate met at seven p M.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. BowES-Relative to the rights ana liabilities
Of married women, allowing them to make contracts,
70 sue and be sued, and allowing some exemptions
from the levy and sale of property, as Of other
debtors-the husband not to be held for the wife's
debls; also supplementary 10 an act to gecure 10
creditors the just division Of estates OF debtors
who convey to assgnees for the benefit OF creditors.
BY Mr.. BRADLEY-To prevent the opening OF
streets and roads through the grounds VI 81 johns
College In West Farms.
BY Mr.. CAULDwELL-Authorizlng the Trustees OF
M0rrissanIa TO borrow money.
BY Mr.. TwEED-To charter the Real Estate Trust
Company OF the city OF New York.
BY Mr.. ELwooD-Fixipg the salary OF the county
Judge and Surrogate Of Herkimer county.
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1871-01-11
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Donau (NG), Ernst, Bremenaven Dec 49, with
mdse and s6 passengers, to oericks Co Had strong
81 MN 1Srh Il ss asR @ s whS 81 ss
OF Ohrssnal Jan lat a. Of Ion 60 os bark Hippar
ad 9 % nee ap
passed sehr TraSes aiss 90
s.eam.h,p Iills, Partridge Galveston Dec 2s via Key
sieam,hip Manhattan, Woodhali Charleston Jan with
nsa North Of 90
STEAMSHIP Niagara, Biakcman, Richmond City Pou, and
Norfolk with mdse aud passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamship Renefactor Doane Philadelphia, with mdse to
s;Sss she @ .
stripe around her foremast head was gone she had
Sept
Everett g. Had very sS wind; down ihs China isss;
oA $ ss hS ,1ss Rss
,a9ni is. '1e
s'ss s
M shsnhSe
in sunda Straits ship Mcbrek, from roochOw London
i"S e g s ST.
Ship Union Robinson London and Portsmouth,
N @ viz e. s ae LIS S. M Al we to
strong sass H' M Of s Fire piass
Ssed The X Ge S' Ss
ms:s ss: H Hss s
fs ns' to Gs nsaa Il. nse a heavy westerly
Bark Fenwick tBr, Toye Bristol e, 43 days with railway
and Sc wods; since heavy westerly gales Bee "a in
heavy gale from NV, shifted cargo and received ote sght
rfisa s fnS x s0 s
rail and then going overheard and ost Peter
rat a. Southampton and hi. clothes being marked
and hy S R oaSs aa 81 raas MI sg days with
entire passage.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Scr Promenader Brl, Lockhart CORVALLIS Ms, for New
York with potatoes to Henry Duryea 10 master
Schr Quoddy, Tanning Calais for New York. with lumber
schr Clara Jane, McAlop Calais for New York; with lum
schr Northern Light, Pummer, Machias for New York.
schr Il Bisbee. Anderson, Camden for New York with
schr Lucy Ames Carroll, Rockland for New York.
scbr syb, Turner Boston days, for Beaufort. So Had
weather the whole passage vessel very much
yacht by Edward Center Esq Of New York 81. was
Newbaypor and used as yacht and packet running 70
the Isle Of Shoals I'm the summer then sold parties
Intends 70 use her as PHO, boat and trading vessel from
Beaufort 70 Port Royal and down the coast.
schr Rogers, Mayo Rockpor Tor New York. with grs-
schr Porto Rico Wentworth Lanes Cove for New York
schr Arce, Woo oman, Providence for New York.
schr kienki. Cobeigh Newport for New York.
sehr Mary Higgins, Black: New Haven FOR virginia
scar WINE Rocs, HnDbeil, southport Tor New York.
BOUND EASE
Schr Bedsoedec, Hicks, Elizabethpor for Boston.
schr jacob Loiard, wasson, Eizabethport Bridge
schr Potter, Potter. Ezabethport for Port Norris
schr Aooic liodgman, MITCHELL Hopoken for Boston.
schr GENTLE Eiaridge, New York for Rockland
schr Alfred Chase. Kelly, New York for New Bedford.
schr Sarah Jane derdner, New York for Newport.
schr Salie Burton, Palmer New YORK for Stamford
schr Dart, JohDson, New York for Stamford
The New York herald., 1871-01-11

when some OF his men went away, ana as they were
Approaching d Mormon settlement they were as
sailed by Indians who seeing the men armed, and
81 slpposing they were going TO be attacked, killed
them. Avote OF thanks TO the lecturer brought the
proceedings to "A close.