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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
Murder Near Bayou sara.

The followin. report is copied from the
Bulletin of yesterday:
We are crc,hblv informed that q brutal
and unprovoked murder was committed
within two miles oi :hc town of Bayou Sara.
Oh Thursday evening. Mr.. w. ID. Winter,
a prominent lawyer. was called upon about
seven o'clock by some unknown person. and
as he came out on the gallery of his house
to respond to the call. was shot down and
killed. Mr.. Winter was about fifty years of
age. has been - resident of East and Wess
Feliciana for twenty five years. and had won
the respect and esteem of his fellow-citizens.
He was remarkably quiet. prudent. in
offensive gentleman. and always kept him
self aloof from political strifss and antagon-
isms. His numerous friends hero are, there
fore, at loss to account tor his assassina-
ton, and anxiously await further particu-
lars. Mr.. Winter leaves q wife and several
children to mourn his loss. He was allied
bv marriage to some of tho best families Of
Louisiana.
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Foreign Markets.
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.

WASHINGTON. January 2S.-Housc.-En-
gagged in debate.
iSenate-No session.
MEMPHIS, January 2S-The steamer w.
r. Arthur, from New Orleans for Louis
vile, exploded her boilers fourteen miles
above here at one O'Clock this morning.
Sixty lives are supposed to be lost, in
Guiding John Brown. first clerk. j. X. Rus
sell. wife and son, from Jefferson. Texas
both the mates, two porters and the stew
ard, Miss Paxton, Of Philadelphia, 7. T..
Ulen, wife and child. of Illinois. The
wounded hav. been brought here.
LONDON. January 26.-Tho Bonapartists
are very active. Pietry. vandal and Gen
oral Fleury are at Wilhelm shOhe.
BY tho terms of the capitalization of
LOngwy the National Guards captured
there are not prisoners.
COuriers pass constantly between Chisel-
hurst, Nilhelmshohe and Versailles.
The ship Marion, Emerson, from Savan-
nah, with cotton. for Bremen, reported on
fire in Bremcrhaven harbor. burned to tho
waters edge. Only q small 20 ton Of Il Q
cargo was saved
Especial to the Now York Herald.)
PARIS, January 23.-On Saturday night
crowds of citizens Of Belleville and other
quarters, who had been threatening mis-
chief since the failure OF the sortic, on the
nineteenth instant, gathered in numbers
around the prison of Mazas. where Flourens.
Miliere and other political prisoners were in
carccrated. and after various riOtous de-
monstrations. gathering up courage in the
absence of opposition. made a regular attack
upon the prison and beat down the guards
with bludgeons, stones and iron bars. The
tailor and turnkeyS fled for their lives
leaving the Jail free to the rioters. who
opened the cells. releasing the inmates.
until they found Fiourcns, Miliere and
their companions, who were borne forth in
triumph. amid the cries OF A bas, Fayre!'
a has, IrOchu"
After parading thc streets. the runianly
crowd stopped, and Flourens made q de
scent upon the Marie OF the twentieth
reimbursement, comprising the turbulent
quarters of BE leville, st. Largean, Pere Ia
Chaise and Charonne, intending to establish
the headquarters of a revolutionary move
nent, which it was hoped would extend
over the whole city. -
However. "a The parad" failed to d"aw
any large number Of followers into active
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
American .rien ClgS Ball.

On Thursday evening next the bali - the
scason VII. take place III Odd Fellows
Hall This viii DO the grand bali 10 10
givcn by tho american Union Club. Tho
scale on wh:ch the "rran -cmeErs for tl:}s
ball are being mate, the splenuor oi iAH
dccoraio ions. ana tn. cIe!tions of :to Huil.-
cTo.s ami efficient Committee of Arrange
mciits, all giys assurance ia. the bal! o.
lie. American Union Cub VI. ..an-ccHi a.!
that la. gone before.
Among til. honor. be member. Of tie CluS
We notice the IA:uc. cf.ioN.rno- N;:"rioih.
United STATE. Senators kvi!oc, aai N.r,
ri., judges Taliarr.r, and Dureil, General,
LoAy-tryc,. West, ,>yphe-. Sheridan anc
Ba'doy, Colonel. Lowell, Stockdaie, Myers
and swords, together with = large number.
If no. al. OF ,ee officers late OF tho Union
army, and now re-iden. in New Orleans.
These alcn wer. banded together liz the
scenes Of d,I.s- an., death that belonged
to ..erner .i;ac.. bu: now they meet n
piping .iiEes % peace" in refined and 50
ci.l enjoyment.
Everything la. been done to render this
ball one OF the ,no.tr"clerci,c that Ia. "vav
taken place in orr city. There are "igh:
various committees. each cor>i-:iu. q. i";s:-
teen ,scnii.er.. I, each ri whom viii he ia
trusted tie ,,ea-lr, task OF maxim. every
minu:i;r oi The bal! as pe-.ec. ~ pcI.cc: can
be. Th.y. is hu: ",.r Yea. RESPECTING. TIL,
ball, and chat is ,.a: Ot:A Fellows Hall,
snac;ors rs i. Is. VIII hardly contain space
sufficient for the gay and si'"rti"e. thc gal
Ian. and The ,aiv. who. On Tina: occasion.
will make its portals resound Wit, joyous
nes.. Those DESTROYS o: pcocur:n. tickets
should no: delay applying to the Committee
on Tickets. Applications for ladies invita-
tons and subscribers tickets will b. at
tended 10 by the proper committees. at the
club room, No. il st. Charles street. every
evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, January %, Evening.-Cot-
ton closed dull; sales to-day 2lOO bales;
middling uplands l51ao. Flour firm; super
fine Sc 1906 81; State and Western COM
mon to choice extra S. 7507 30. Wheat
decidedly higher at 81 S. al So for new
spring; winter red and amber Western
81 SOL 81. Corn frmer; mixed Western
81 a SIC. Pork firm and quiet at 1923. Beef
steady. Lard dull at l2L2 0l3Ac. Gro
ceries quiet and firm. Naval stores quiet.
Freights firm.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, January 27-Evening.-Cons
92ls. Bonds firmer at CO.'S.
FRANKFORT, January 27.-Bonds closed
tirmer at 95as.
LIVERPOOL, January q, Afternoon.-Cot-
ton opened quiet; mddling uplands SO
Sad; Orleans ga 0S3sd; sales to-day 10000
bales; sales of the week $4,000, Of which
$4,000 were for export and 5000 for specula-
ton. Stock $4,000, of which 247,0O0 is
American. Receipts of the week $4,000,
including $4,000 American.
LIVERPOOL, January 27.-Market steady.
Cotton ahoat 100000 bales; American $780,
600 bales.
LONDON, January 81. 5 p. M.-Consols
closed 923s. Bonds tirmer, 907s.
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Mrhe Tcnsas Gazette brings us this report

Mrhe Tcnsas Gazette brings us this report {:
We regret to announce that Captain c.
w. Elliott, an old and much esteemed citi-
zen Of this parish. met with violent death
last week. He was riding iii his buggy,
drawn by an old horse which had never
been known to take fright before. between
the old and new towns of Waterproof. and
when abreast of some clothes. hanging upon
a limo near tho road. tho Tapping of the
garments caused the horse to take fright.
buggy. In falling. his head struck against
u loo. Since then we understand he has
never spoken word. The good old man
breathci his last on Saturday. the four
teenth instant. and wa% cons .ncd to the
tomb on Sunday about three 7. NJ. Peace
to his ashes,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,. !
EIr1-KDAy EVENING, January %, 1871. )

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REfCbLN An I
SATURDAY EVENING. January 20 R'i.
Tn ,be ,noucy market We notice moderately fair
demand for discount, but with al ample supply oi
capital available no difficulty is found IN he@ot''-
street rates !00i2 y cent y annum fer Al notes,
accompanied by i,Ist-c!as> collatcrals, and Al
bushes paprr, o with9n. o eo',Ts tr Al i,
Il Il Is for second grade. . ~
Cold opened at lloa. Qlles against llo'3 at New
York; and after touching liG4i, closed at no ) a
ilo>, against ll03al. The business Included S.o"o
at lio3; SIS ESQ 10 7l6; 5000. $1,000 : .o0o
nnd and I. ' at ilc III S So a was re-
ported i'll silver.
The movement in sterling exchange was active.
day. but sottcnius slightly toward the close under
. decline in gold The sales embraced nearly
Gl3 900 OF which $1,000 and ESQ bill of ladAlg at
ils's Raoo5 at iIs]. $4,000 and $4,000 Al clear, and
1885 qll9's; s4soO Al at llYA; s25ss, s5oso. and
GRECO at ll9s &l0,oo first GLASS equal TO private
bnllksrs) at !20t; 5000 private bankers aE20
sGOOO and A60vO bank at l20}a; $1,000 AL kA Of
lading at 1851, gold $1,000 bank at 100. and $500
81 1885, Sterling I.av DO quoted 1t l9 i OLGA for
good to Al bill Of ladns and clear. and l2os 1or
bank.
variation. The banks drew on Kew York for re-
| a,ittAncs at ! = ceas discount AID the sass IN
cludet $4,000 commercial sight on New iork .ad
$1,000, 1s3,oG and $4,000 private aankefs ~
Sit discount, So ,000 commercial at oi61h t2',
| CO.. eou;.ercs and -ai00o i'l"cCo ,s''''@ and
$40 600 private bankers At l., $lo.0oJ sight on
Boston, withcet .csc" ~ til" same. and = io,oJv
thirty days sghtssn ssv4orx at :.
We not .ce . sale Of 5000 private Dant"Ts :-o!
| cheek A5 \ T. cent discount Suin6 q kIc ohiH5
There was rather nc:e ,'on, IN stocks the s.'es
! includis. -. Iet an: 10 shares Crescent 'IeT
Saushte, ho.e Is - N. do resale. At 81 ~
! iG3 DO 1t "a u: 10 10, carly. 10 80 20
d: s.. 35 10 do Al 80 % ~ =" 1t .: ~ 80 ni'
INSURANCE. Company u 80; - ;: 'i:at' Street
! ~ a;ct.oa .nr-.,4 ,s-h {. i!oi.s.,a .J.'Jl..rrs
| u 1-!S ~ america Al 80! - - . Ills 80 go WI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
BERLIN.

Election Of BLENDERS of German Par-
Iiarient-Busis on which Bismarck
Treats FOR Peace-IMperiai;sts Wiling
to Accept the Terms.
BERLIN, January T.-Decrces have been
issued providing Tor An election Tor mem
bers of the German Parliament on me
third Of March, and the assembling OF F"r-
lament on the ninth of March.
1t is positively known that Bismarck Is
endeavoring to treat for peace on the basis
Cd the cession of Alsaco and portion OF
Lorraine to Germany.
If jules Favre accepts the proposed
terms Germany will recognize tho he
public. .,,.
The Inperialists AFRO willing to accept
Ahasn feC-uH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
EyP0ETH.

IN4ANOI.A VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lar
lan-ior lnd.Anol-lu0 bbls flour 800 empty harrois
80 bags ooieo 3Oo SKIS corn : nxSs and Gun
drieS
For Gavcston-I075 bhls -four IS bbls nelasass Is
kSls whisky 10 cf,s bacon 10 TOO hams !oS "a ~ats
300 sks lGJ bags Ca!ee
vKR. Ci:UZ--Bris } II Burus-4tl 3Ales cotton
aad suaarcs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y !; Ererett-s.;5 AhAs
sxgar t53 hl,is moasseS 30 p&,5 in;!chn"rg
SBW Eo;h-SClInOIer Que, IL 81 III" sou. f-.1s&
s.s powder rs bhs powder Pig, powder 100 Zen,
shot ). pN:s harness
!.liATAs !SLNS,-S'ci"0uer Villa" u. i,.-3 hAs
bread 10 BID, Eojr br.. Io.: I" ...l!. .sac s!A-
Gri-s
NEW rr.tK-Steau: hi, "c-:":. het'oT'ali5--
2.3G bales cot 2i. a3."- SIZES ;J4 tn. tloas.es .
ibis oil - A. .u-:.r .15 H.,". moss -: &c. 3rt: ~
bD, orf! ID i.s jr' w -. !'. ;ti',' - I'5s 49,.
.JU' lii;.s.s iG' ,;;.!cs hides
NSW tHln-S., .l-'.i' Nlii;!' '''fa--' hh! ,rfr'
1890 IA - cuJioA IH p1.-> '4>. ~ -. :, saga: -
Dol. - - IL. aides
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29

LEASE OF VALUABLE SUGAR PLASTA-
rIoS.-In our "For Sale" column, this
morning, Messrs. Nash & Hodsson, No. Ito
Gravier street, advertise at private sale. at
great bargain, on account OF departure,
the lease of ono of the finest sugar planta-
sions in the State, with two hundred and
seventy acres growing cane, labor contracts
padc, stock, implements, and everything in
full blast. and in fine order and condition
See advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29

The Indianola Bulletin is gratitied because
the schooner Mary L. Rankin. of thirty-iive
hundred barrels capacity. was to leave Bos-
ton on tho fifteenth with a cargo of mer-
chandise for 1ndianola, the intention being
to establish commercial maritime relations
between iudianola and Boston.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFP1CB or THB REPUBLICAN,
Sunday. January %. 1871. )
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

VhAAh0D A1o bnNd1s
Steamship Western Metropolis. v;.ick, fov New
York
Steamship Wilmington. Cole. for New York
can.hip Austin. Trip. for Erazos Santiago via
Galveston
Steamship Harlan. Lewis. for Ixdsnola va Calves.
British steamship st Lows Gillian, for Liverpool
Steamer Carrie KoaH.z Fau iipok fo;- Louisville
Bark Hrguiiicook Eeini::-F-a, !or Se,- York
Brig Burns, WvIHal for Vera cruz
Schooner Queen Of the South, Cursorl. Tor SeN
York
Schooner D L Everett. Hooper, tni Charleston
Schooner Village B.Id.. MoCa..il,, tos sgiala an Is
land
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29

Memorial from Wisconsin fer Repeal d
Income Taz--EXccHtiOn OF MNrserer>-.
The Horrible Death they Suffered.

Income Ta.--ExccHtiOn OF MHrSerer--.
The Horrible Death they Suffered.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. January 2S.-A memo
rial to Congress against the repeat OF the IN
come tax. passed the General Assembly by
= vote OF - to 9.
ST, LOUIS, january 2s.-Cha!lcs Jolly and
John Armstrong. the murdercrs 81 the
Lapine family. five in number. near 'otosl.
Nevada. were publicly hung in the court
house square at Potosi. yesterday afternoon.
Avery large crowd of persons were present.
some coming twenty 80 thirty miles to wit
ness the execution.
Jolly's head was nearly severed from his
body by the rope. ana Armstrong died by
slow strangulation. by some arrangement
Of the moose.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. January %, Z. NJ
Barometer 1910. Weather calm.
Arrived: Ship Alhambra, Chism master,
forty-six days from Liverpool, with general
cargo and six storage passengers. to mas
ter; bark Martha A. Mcneil, Watts master
twcnty-eight days from Liverpool via Cork,
with general cargo, to ThOrndyhc, Norton
e. CO.; bark Home, Valentine master, forty
six days from Cardiff, with railroad iron, to
master. Sailed: Steamship George Crom-
well; ships Malacca and Ellen Southland,
and barks Esther and Homeward Bound.
VICKsBuRG, January 2S-Passed down:
City of Quincy at nine last night, Seminole
at ten last night, Mary Lowry at 7 A. NJ.
Indiana at 4 2. NJ, X. K. Lee at P: NJ.
Passed up: Virginia at 9 A. NJ. River
rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROADS:


Two prcess trains daily. On and after MONDAY.
January %. 1871 passenger trains Will r2n as fol
lows Leave New Orleans, from the foot of Canal
street for Mobile and intermediate stations. 3t
A. NJ and 3 p. " Arrive at Mobil. at 2;2o and !.o5
y. N. Leave Mobile, from foot of Government
street for New orleans and intermediate stations,
a. 8:la A. NJ and J:30 L. NJ. Arrive at New Orleans
1T 80 and $50 2. VI. Connections made at Mobile
by A. NJ. trains with Mobile and Ohio road Tor st.
Louis. Chicago, Louisville. and ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST. and by the =.
N. train with night express train OF the Mobile
and Montgomery road for Nontgomery. Atlanta,
Augusta Savannah, Jacksonville, Florida, and all
point. North, East and West Freight trains each
way daily and freight received At the foot "f iuli!
street before L. u. delivered al Mobile early next
morning Freight as low as by any other Iol.:t.
For through tickets or further information rs 10
rates of freight. apply NJ the companys office COZ!
ner OF Camp and Common streets.
!. X. kkNDR!Ck, General Superintendent.
New Orleans. january 20. 1871. Jazz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
BORDEAUX.

General Ci;Dci7ard .&Hcceeas issE-baai-
BOurbski Attempts @Hici6e win \
Pistol.
BORDEAUX, January E.-lt ia officially
announced that General Ciinchard ha.
been appointed to tho command of the
first army, in place of general Bourbaki,
who is no longer able to perform active
service. The latter seems to have, III =
moment Of mental alteration, attempted
unsuccessfully TO commit suicide with q
pistol.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29

The Springfield lMass.) Republican says
that only two Senators from Massachusetts
have served longer than Henry Wilson
Charles Sumner now completing his twcnti-
eth official year, and Daniel Webster. who
served nearly nineteen years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
RRINW Coming Up.

Brig Joven Antonio. Lortora /. days from Aatan
zaS, il. ballast, to iuiS Bros
Brig Hope, Monticello 10 days .ron! Vera Cruz, In
ballast 10 PUG Bros
Gark Saga, Henschien, from Cardiff. Wales, Dec =,
to master
Ship Kronprinz Cullberg. from Newport, Wales
Dec u to Inastor-
Ship Minerva Ferguson. from CardiH. Wales. Dee =.
to MaSter--
Ship Caledonia. Carter, from Liverpool Dec Is. 10
Meel,er Knox Aco--
Ship John Hunt, HUNT. from Liverpool Dec 8. 70
ThorA2iEs, Merton eco
Ship Lake Ontario, Benson. from Liverpool Dec -,
TO A Bryson-
Schooner VIM Fisher Lyman. days fsHn h1a:an
Island, to Gre.oTio-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29

Moss Rose, and schooner Juarita-Brought up
ships Young Eagle and Athena
Perrv Sturtcyant from tho Passes-TOwcd doV1
and 10 sea- oct h instant, schooner + b Emory
Brought up brigs Theresa Bulier and Glite AND
schooner Ellie Smith
STEAMBOATS,.
Louise, Hopkins. from Mobile.
Lii Belle DucaS from Doni.ldsonvilia.
Myrtle, Taylor, from Upper Coast.
Marcella Sherman, from i;Uoo si1I.
Raptcs. Kay from Ns.tchituches.
Nesper, King, from LatourChc.
Agnes, Rolf, iro.u Barataria
FLORA, Naples. from Ia.iAhItchIo rIVe:.
TavUritc, Cooper, from Ia1oo river.
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We learn from the Indianola Bulletin that
the steamer Hutchinson transported from
New Orleans. on her last trip. one hundred
and fifty tons OF railroad iron for the In
dianola railroad. The force on the road is
kept hard at work. as the material for it's
construction is conveyed to Indianola by
every steamer of the Morgan line leaving
New Orleans for that point.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
~ E.'AOvAi............. REMOVAL
~ \ GREAT DESIDERATUM.
noil iul l,GllnRA

Is removed to Nos l6+ and l66 Canal street, oppo-
site Christ Church. and on the same square as the
Law and Medical Colleges, the University OF Louisi.
ana and the Mechanics Insttute---the Eeatqnax.
tiers Of the Mechanical and Agricultural Fair AS-
s0ciatioIi---thus concentrating the leading Educa-
tonal Institutions of the State the same square,
Ladies' and gentlemen will find location far
superior in every respect, and entirely private.
nouIs for Ladies', nine to ten, and five to six.
Citizens and strangers are invited to visit the Col
lego. Tho Faculty extend friendly greetings to all
especially t" Teachers and wiii.ie happy to tho
pasrUuS and friends and the public generally, Mon.
day, eighteenth instant from III A. N. TO 6 P H.
Special Departments and Professors for each studv
Open Day and Bvening. Success guaranteed to ii.
vino follow instructions.
n. B--A DIPLOMA from this College is passpor.
In AL business communities. For terms-which are
nbersl-apply ut the College. or address
dee8 ly RUFUS DOLBKAR, President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
FLORENCE.
Resolution Adopted by SoEste fer ne-
movai Of Eapisoi 10 Sesac-indcpen-
dence Of TIE Fopo and Liberty @! sAe
ChurcIi-Diriculty ~ VEnis 2es.led.

FLORENCE, Janir;.ry !6.-ihc Italian Sen.
ate adopted a rcs solution fer the removal OF
the capital to Rome On June ~. ihe sen
ate. by q resolution, expressed s;'tiSiaS'!oh
with the engagements made by the ministry
CONCERNING the guarantees OF the indepcu
dence Of the Pope and tho liberty of the
Church.
FLoRrNCr, January 97.-Thc difficulty at
Tunis. between Jhe italian consul and she
government OF that country, has been ami
cably settled.
The cx-prclect OF the Seine, Baron Won
Hausemann, is at Rome, in consultation with
the Italian government regarding the demo-
Etion Of the old building. and the recon
struction OF the city, in conformity With no
requirements OF the future capital OF Italy.