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WHOLE NUMBER ll72.

abandoned by France. He believed that
Englald's true policy was non intervention
abroad. the study Of domestic questions,
and the observance Of neutral rights and
obligations.
He begged that the House would not fet-
ter the governments liberty of action, or
doubt fo: Il moment its aim to secure peace,
with honor and safety 70 the country. and
employing its acknowledged influence IN
Prussia TO induce her 20 torbear.
Mr. Disraei was equally severe in his
comments on the coarse which England was
made to take in the Black Sea question
Rctcr'n. 20 American topics. b. de-
nounc-d the hostile attitude Of Senator
Sumner and others. toward England, so IN
like the attitude assumed IcWar! other
powers. and recommended that II should be
encountered with torbearance ard CON
tempt. He hoped for the resumption Of ne
gotii,tionS for the settlement Of az questions
between England and America.
The .Nundd,ri says the commission would
he more interestin. to tie people II the
basis upon which the commission is 20 act
was known.
Henry Melville. QUeeL's chaplain, is
dead. a."d tiiirtN-sevGn years.
The German telegraph officers in France
have been ordered To transmit rrench mes
sage. regarding the elections and the pro-
Vi>lonin. of Paris.
The Prnlssans captured . letter from the
King "f Sweden expressing the warlnest
sympathy for France.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
BY TIE LEGRA P H:
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
Three Executions in Maryland
NEW YORK Reform LEAGUE MEMORIAL
TEE FRENCH FUND IN BOSTON
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS COLLECTED
Nt9 CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PARIS
Proceedings 6: British Parliament
ELECTION RETURNS IN FRANCE
EkD STOW FOR REPUBLICANS
TEE FRENCH FUND N BOSTON
.IyTy THOUSAND DOLLARS COLLECTED
Ata CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PARIS
Proceedings 6: Br!:is. Parliament
ELECTION RETURNS IN FRANCE
EkD STOW FOR REPUBLICANS
WASHINGTON.

New Class Of Witnesses IN kHn~n>-ihre ee
Execution. ia Maryland Yesterday
Thc Commissioners Confirmed - In
crease Of Supreme Judges salaries
Memorial from $ew York Reform
LcagGe--Red River Valley nni santa
Fe RailrOnd.
WASHINHToS. February ;O.-Yhe lower
house OF the Kansas Legislature passed Il
bill I" allow criminals to Il Stity i'll their own
behalf and a.iOwIUI:. :. has shand ANA wife to
testify IL each others behalf in criminal
prosecutions.
Three executions by han.in. occurred in
MARYLAND to-day. JOHN Howard. white. for
the murder OF TIE captain o: :: canal boat
John Martin, coiored. for rape, and Mary
Wallis. colorc,.. .Or murder.
The Senate cUntirMeG "a. ..c commits
siouers nominated. IGc commission meet.
in March.
The Senate Committee have agreed 70 re-
port ia favor q! Increasing the salary o. the
Chief Justice - : 20 cCC, and the others pro
portIonallV.
A. =. i;ttErop !as been nominated Co,icc-
tor of Interua. kcveEuc for tie f.lrtE Viz
.inia District.
Senc.-Mr. Warner presented mcn.o-
rial from the New FORK Reform i.cag.;c.
asking : commission 70 visit the SoUtn %
look after the freedmen. Referred - Tie
Southern Outrage Committee.
\ UiN WIS reported Incorporating. .:e
Red River valley. tk,ULonU in'. Salt,
Fe Railroad.
Mr. Nye Ia. teen appointed oI ri.c S"u.i.-
crn Outrage Couln.t.ee. wee NJ. Stewart.
declined.
The Senate :. IL te.sicE :c-L.cL: &C "u-
preparations.
i!ous..--A tl,! I" amend an az: IN relation
to the duties On distilled spirits. ard
tuhaceo. was Eken from the >peakc: :
table and referred to the Committee ol.
WAYS ard Means. This action advances
the G!!.. IEe balance G.: :fc day was CON
sn,nc, WIZ private clIls ...'. .rpro-
Ivi.. ions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
LONDON.

War Contributions EXarie6 from Paris
Thirteenth Army Cerunn Corps
Violent Earthquake at DarIn>tndt-The
EriIi>h-American Commission - The
Queens Chap!n!s Tead-('aptured Let
ter from HING of Swcden-Sympathy
Expressed for Framcc-Light~ at Cux-
haven and \eUwcrA Island Ke-umrd-
Proceedings Of PA rIiamcnt.
LnSDoS. February !0.--A dspatcl. from,
Berlin says the war cOntri buttons of
200 900 900 francs which were cXactcd from
Paris have been apportlonrd 100000 .OM
francs t" North Germany, and 'o.oOo.oOo to
South G vmany.
The report that .he Turks were about to
form y camp AT i.umIa. thveatenin.
kounaui;., Is denied.
A dispatch from Versailles Of the tcnt!.
instant statcs that the imperial German
army are i'll process of formation of !,
th;rtcentl, army corps. which will consist ot
Wurtcmhurg and Nessian troops.
4 violent earthquake was felt at Darn
stadt this morning.
The lights ut Cuxhavcn and OF Network
Island, opposite that port. have been re-
stored. and pilot boats have resumed. and
will continue running durin: the armisticc
LONDoS. February ?.--Cn the return ot
the members of the House " Commons,
Mr.. Gladstone arose and gave notice Of Il
bill altering the religious tests.
Mr.. C;rdwcll also gave notice Of Il bill
ro.,iin. tor the reorganization Of III.
army.
Tie l,ol>e Of Lord. ne: again ~ tiv.
O'Clock.
Marquis of Westminster moved ~. all
dlr>. I" the Queen. Ear. o.: l:ose'~rrv
seconded the motion.
Trc Duke y: Hich,nonI hore.: their ,ord
ships would be Un:tnIInoU. il y":iA: the
address.
The Lords then adjourned.
In the House OF Commons :f:.. ....!l.ss
was moved ny Major Hamilton memi", TO,
South Lamar shire. and Scconde'! Nv Ny.
Samuel Morely. member for SrIstc.. Nr.
Disraei made some remarks OF the address.
in the course of which he criticised the
policy OF the government. :ie advocated
armed neutrality and u final pacltica'ion.
which would excl Jude all germs Of hostility.
i!e lamcntcd the inertia of the government
last .Iniv. when II was able 20 ii'iU"Lc"
both the Eslllgerents. Ihe vain" 81 j..
efforts 10 procure the withdrawal Of Prince
Leopold from the candidacy of The SPA ei.'l
throne could not but be admitted. sl: j.
was then possible for the government 20
armed neutrality.
Mr.. Gladstone made az able speech in
support Of the address. and replied 70 the
criticisms Of Mr.. DisraeG He denied that
there was any need of an armed neutrality
last year to advise Prussia against the
Hohenzollern candidacy; that was going on
to the extreme hmi: Of the neutral right to
interfere.
The naturalization Of the Black Sea had
lost its importance to England since the
Crimean war, and it's maintenance had been
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
NEW YORK.
Slecu!I:iGr~ AhOUt the TenDc.are-Ilrr
safety Frobablc-sie-i Point Professor
Hf French Dead.

New YORK. February lc.--Thc J"N SAYS
there is good reason TO hope that the fears
O! die safety ot the Tennessee are ground
less. The steamer Yvbcc makes trip once
!. Montl. Z" SAN DomIny" via Porte-,u-
Platte. The Salnana owners of the Tvhee
say tat nine times ont OF ten they Il" not
Ec.,v OF their vessel Untli her return. Some
times the captain of the !vbec finds an OPP
portunity 70 send message by Spanish
steamers. II no such opportunity offers. the
captain can not send any information
Nautical men. familiar with the Tennessee
think her abb" 10 withstand any recent
storm. She probably Ci-arranged her ma
chincrv. and soon will be heard from.
II. Il. Angela. twenty five years professor
of French Il: W..: Point. died ut apoplexy
tc-'tav.
Gold closed ;l;}. ulll7.. Governments
closed huoyan. with an advance: five
twenties Ot 1876. !lc'.. Southerns very
strong, with increased business. Tennes>ccs
6:i>. new 64l-: Vir.inlas 6:i.. new IL Ii;
Louisiana SKIES 81. new 60: icvce skies
-. ci.hts 81: Alabama cightS -. tve> Is:
Georgia SKIES 'Si4. scvcns 81: North Caro-
iinaS :50!.. new .Si.; South Cavolinas -.
new 54l2.
Gold quiet and firm throughout. the dav.
Governments quiet and easy. Sizes OF 1871.
il.s: DOS OF iSG1, l!22s: OF 1854. !lll:: OF
1860. w.: new, llG. @: 1861. no.: 1863
.:ca<; 20 -;U- ll0'2.
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Fair Il: ~. .sOkn's EUrcc.

The ladies fair for the t,net; g: the
church O. s.. john ;hc Baptist. Row IL
process Q! erection. - sac,.>-:a!!v pro
crossing.
Tie far - icit IN :hc rev church. wli,n.
although :ar ::",n beng completed. i- suti.-
cieEt!y iorwar'. 20 allow Of ::c ;:.: hc.n .
there: Ihc t,.i,,ling is rooted. .:.L :. ten
porary floor y placed therein.
Th. whole arrangement: OF .Ec -: - az
:relne!y cr"..i,ab.e - ,hc good :..-:c q! IL.
ladies VIZ" nave ch;r-c q; the enterprise.
We Mav premise tia: the new @nt. AZ
:iGist'.. church wherein the ::l.- - held. s
enc LunG:... .uG six:y-eisht fec: cong. ty :.
width ~: siS.>-iivc tc";. There :, therefore.
ample ro"in Tur :: ma"ni;'cI: display. and
TIE advantage :hc building give. IL. :ns
Tc>i,cg: las not been neglected.
!. would ccc:ipv more space :i.L We car
tu..:c :" the subject. were We 70 ..tcInpt i.
M..Iu., description q! III" va,.o.l- tables and
other arrangements. We can Ec';c: only !.
:cw. The "Eranch OF tire l!.bcrnl. Bank
able was richly ornamentcd. and coLsp;cu-
o,:> on x Was u beautiful "ncmoEstrancC.
which is 20 rc voted for under .ue auspices
q! sis. Noilic Gallagher. The charming
niece {: =. :. Kennedy. Esq, the we'll
Known .evec contractor. who has cuu:,ihU-
tee. uuLlfcCnt.y 20 the objects OF tie fair.
Among Other hean:.!... arran"em' ut~ was
81. Johns Table. in charge OF Miss Doyle.
Adjoining !. w%s the shamrock Table. =
wiki :ile old mot.cso peculiar y and warmly
Irish. .Ce"" Mile raithe.' the English OF
wLi,i! is. we believe. "A Hundred IhoU-
s;.LH Welcomes" Opposite this table was
:. splendid banner. the work o. Mrs. Cross.
ih.> i beautifully orramented with :. pov
TIA: q -. Patrick on one SIDE and Brian
EoIoiilut On :hc other. We regre. tina,
limited. room coAlpeis Us 70 pause heGc with
or: having done the far and ~ belongings
IcserVG.. Justice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Howe Sewing Machine Building Burned-e
An Editor Persisted IN tie Ruins-Fishe
Ing SrhOoners Observation-Disclosures
Of the Fishery Law-Painful Duty Of
Sir William ioung-~iNty Thousand
Dollars Subscription IN Boston for
French Charity FWnt-Victim. of the
Late Railroad .scciGen:-Funeral az
Buffalo.
TOLEDO, Ohio. February :o-The Howe
been burned. Z. i. :-oyelaId. formerly
.,itor ~: IL. N:Ua O., ny Hepubiican. peg
ishri. Three otEer- are missing.
. BosI.,>. February IA Halifax disc
! ,;itch states that the s>Loopers A. II. Wine
. son and 4. j. Franklin, together with their
| store.. 'arG"es. etc. were condemned too
: day .. .og,ei,- 20 tie 1ueeI. hy reason OF
: >iolation .. ti.e fisheries law. Judge SIZE
| William Young, IN l.oLoulc-ng Judgment
! in ,he >ict-..,lui.Ill'y t.!lI:. expressed his
regret Il: III. .I"-ntD. d.. imposed upon
hin..
There la. been already subscribed 20 the
French charity iund. Il. :jlls city, Soo,No.
BytFALu, February !n.-. large concourse
OF relatives and friends attended the funeral,
| to-day. of the ;oCE victims from Buffalo OF
the late railroad acc.Gcn. a. New Hamburg.
The scenes ~ tiie respective places Of burial
were extremely affecting.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. February 10. p. NJ
Barometer 30:lG. Wind east northeast and
fresh. Arrived: :'anish bark Foyer, forty
three days from Rio janeiro, with cargo Of
coffee to George Wes.ie!dt. Ship Cherokee,
Forgis. master. :E!rty-sl. days from Glas-
gov. /" c. j. SHEPPARD. Danish brig Proc
teu-. Peterson, Inas.er. forty days from
Malaga. with cargo - !ili.t,:o order. Bark
Paran.,. Skec. master. :oi:v-one days from
! Rio .Dan.ir" with . cargo o: coffee, to j. l..
I,pps Il Co. S,ea,rs! p Pantheon, at Gao
|, NJ, Mills. master. from Philadelphia, to
William C1eevy. Sailed. Steamship Shake.
speare. :. -.
|! and pleasant. River :i.inc rapidly. Passed
ur: Rober. Mitchell. Passed down: Rich.
. mond and Marble City.
VlCksrUKG. February ,r--passe! up:
Dexter. at eleven i..: nigA.: Gr.ae Repub.
lie. 4, twelv. ..st night: Glencoe, at 6 A.
NJ: City OF Cairo. g: 10 !. NJ: NJ. j. Lewis,
at !! ". Passed down u. =. Yaeger. at =
A. NJ. River ::'in.. Weather sle.s sHS
pleasant.
LOUISVILLE. E..-c.rv !0.-.Weathe:
clear and :ine. slightly cooler; mercury $40.
River still !a.ilI .. WITH ak zee. tw" inches
in the chute. aEi lgh: Tee: two inches is
the canal.
Arrived: Care =. Koin.,. Mary iiov..
ton, AieXaud.g N..e.." ..hI Dick Fulton,
from New Or.e,ys.
Departed: A!exaULe. Mitchell. for lftts.
t"r.; John Z. No. AZ. johu !. Xii .cu-.
for New: Orleans.
YA. Dick Fulton leaves :c- New Orleans
q morrow. WI, eleven soae. oi coal. &.
CiSCIN>AYi. fGOrU..rv lE~-Xle YiveC has
nine.e.A ;eet "a :Ae .Is,.n.s. aaIts Is talls
my.
Arrived: Collier and Saxg.s from Pitts.
tul. Sam Parker. from New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

Returns from Eleven Departments-Elec-
ton of ROnnpnrli.,s, 6rleanists, and
Clerical Candidate.-Bu, Few Repub-
iican- Ret,Hned-Ficld Gains and Rifles.
Gloomy LG6k-BisnIarek Quite Ill.
VERSAILLES. February l0.-Returns from
eleven departments indicate the election of
BonapartiSts. OrleanisIs and clerical candi-
dates. But very few republicans will be
returned.
The duration Of The ar1nistice will proba-
hlv be extended. 80 the Assembly may have
time to perfect the work OF restoration.
.>nec;.l 20 The New York Herald
VERSAILLES. February s. Yesterday
eighty field guns and ore hundred and
forty thousand rifles were delivered at Ivry
and Nanves. Things look gloomy to-day;
and exploration III the cause is precluded.
Paris may hc entered before the nineteenth
Preparations are making for Il heavy
holnbardment. should possible complica-
tons occur.
Bismarck !, again quite IL. His condition
causes .:.A: uieasiE.Ss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
LIVERPOOL.
Arriynl OfCo.,on Ships.

LIVERPOOL February ln--Arr:vei: Ship
Scotia. from Mobile. with :.5tiD bales of cot.
:on: Union. from New Orleans. with !9i:
bales; Northampton. from Savannah. will.
3i"S: bark Golden Lan.t. from Galveston,
with ..3tr; bark Dciti.v"n. from New Or.
leans. with o.5': bari. Leila. IRON Savannah.
with 1872: bark Virginia Dore. iron, Charles.
ton. with .3"3: h"rS Chlo-;S. from: New
York. number ct BASES 10: >..:e.. Total.
|. .n.1 bales
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

Tie Nci.;,c 7i.idun. III . note. C.; me ;e--
folluaHces OF Ny j. Ii. jack Il. the Mobile
Theatre. SAYS: Two OF the best OF Shake
spe&.e's plays have been offered by I: com
pany worthy OF patronage, and vet only a
bakers dozen can be found 10 give them en-
courasemcnt, apd that out OF q; population
of nearly fifty thousand inhabitaIts.' The
truth is Shakespeare's plays are played
out. They are too refined for the times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11
CUBA.

Frlxnfe COncrc>.-E xs -u.san bf Fprranctr
EstralO--An In>urgvEt G.:de. Spanish
Troops.
HAVANA. February l:--Th. ::g.:c Con-
gre.s sails for Havii to-day.
Fernando Estrada. captured !y a sub
project, WAS eX.cutc,i d, .he Moro to-day.
1t Is reported :h": he ius:rgent Jesus
Doh. who surrendered. nvw :.c:s - guide
to the Sp.N!si tIoops.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

Ni;l:y:T N.sEMvk-- ~. Ellil. Nae: aer,
"nG t.,;':'r' " <hG1Hei. ~ -iNctto" ~ tie
.>sUir.-:' az" requested % cal attention.
70 III" 81. 20 be mad" :i.is DAY. a: uooIl. a.
ths Merchants and AuctioGsc:s' Exchange.
H"v.i s.-ee:. hv the She:.t: q: tie parish ct
Orleans. 9: the hull. machinery and 1"i.e-
o. ~. >...m.!. Gram. Ec". see advertise
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TIE LATE COLONEL ALIEN .NDER
A LOAN EE WINGS Els WAY
ESCAPE FROM !: SLEEPING CAR

|
Cur read, ~ are fannie" VII, IL. i:;...s q:
i!' ares. ~ ii :oli.GtL e l;.u. VII" W..- ar
ur~:-. IN :i!!- e.;v :. :e..",r .wo s!nrc and
.>c"r.s. ..cn :i.c c:3>,rhv o. i,r.l:v Mar
! >..::! .."..n. WI" :.IiGvc,, i II .uo ilurv i'i
/. v,.g"- wn!ir nc i..r: - u.:scl.: a. ,hs
, (t.r :.":.i. Captain la, tuIii.,.c! Il: the
h"l"r": C"!"I"- H.',.:.o,r. vie. instead
-. remaining, Il r:!>"!4'". r.>ic.. o.: q: '.t
! Ions" .!n,.er IN, i,ictcr>r IA: .ac v..> -"iH@
:" :. N';r private .la:';... y. and ,".: .r'
;"r behind stain: is !E''L'.on :" ":GwI
.l,,.S"!; II. tie Ni>-,~>.nn. ,y,:.
No; !r;.. II scar. w;:> H.;..." ~ ',.t :':N,r
! ..w.N':. aud IL. t;uwlc, iHar. ..:'"i
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many attentions :r"lu - ;.-,,pu..l friends.
+. and i.' ....S reason i" congratulate l.,!s. i:
GA i..,in. fallen INT" >u.i. good hands.
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COTTON.

Transactions OF the Week-Receipts.S Safes
and stock on Hand.
GALVESTON, February l0.-Cotton. Stock,
Gl,74i bales; receipts Of the week. $3.50;
exports TO The continent, 1901; sales Ot ths
week 1000.
CHARLESTON, February l0.--Cettoa
fcoHr1ArrEn ON E1cxru HAaN
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FOR RENT.

DORIS TO RENT-ONH OR TWO ZINE,
n, arge, airy. comfortably Furnished Room. can
h. had IL private family. with without boa 4,
wher. the French and English languages axe
spoken. and free from the annoyance OF children,
~ apply. ny 1t No. 81 -. Ann street, cnrn"l 81!
htihisIy. The cars pass within few .oo's OK
TIE house. Terms very moderate. "c."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-11

From all directions We hear that planters
in the Gulf States will put in more corn and
less cotton than last year.
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Assessments Nos. Il. -. < ..nG :.-sre
srec..: nc.:ce c".rmn-!ay"a." a. me office
OF the t;u- al sid and Ecuevo..n. life
.asu,.n"" .i>>,c.".:or q: L". >:.Ea. No. 20
C..r",:,."!.' stree.
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4: ;.ec,i"n tbs day. q. .:naS. ..r O'clock
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