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RoCKLAND, Me. Nov S.-The first
snow Of the season came last night,cov
ering the ground to the depth Of two
inches.
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The EleCtiNns.

The elections held on Tuesday, the
7th inst, resulted in Radical victories,
with but few exceptions, but in a number
of States by reduced majorities.
New York was carried by the Radi.
calsi majority about 10000; Legisla-
ture, both branches, Radicals Ia, DEM
ocrats and Reform Democrats 46.
In Minnesota the Radical State ticket
was elected by from 5000 to 10000 ma.
jority.
New Jersey electt,i PARKER Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor by 5000
majority. The Radicals have majority
in the Legislature
In Arkansas the Books party, anti
GRANT, defeated the CLAYTON GRANT
party in Little Rock, ,electing all the can.
didates on their ticket.
In Illinois BURRIDGr, Radical, was
elected Congressman at large; Mr. Me.
DILL was elected Mayor of Chicago by
nearly 12,000 majority OF the Alder
men elected, fifteen were fire proofs ant
five bummers.
Virginia was carried by the Conserva
tives; majority 10000; Legislature two
thirds Conservative majority.
III MARYLAND the Democratic majority
on State ticket is 10000.
In Mississippi ehe Democrats gained
largely, and made the contest for ,h
majority in the Legislature warm one
The Radical majority on joint ballot vii
not exceed FIVE. es asr
Wisconsin elected the Radical Stat
ticket bv about 10000 majority.
The Radical State ti:ket was eleCte,
in Massachusetts.
There is nothing to discourage Dem
ocrats in the above returns. In Ne,
York the true Democracy are as stron
as last year, hut the thieving of tn
TWEED crew, this year, caused Demo
Gratis to vote to drive them out Of Office
In doing SO they elected the Radio;
State ticket, but the State will 90 for tn
| Democratic ticket in 1872 bv large m;
jority. The Tammany power in Ne
York City is completely broken and W
may now look for an honest administrs
ton of affairs over there, under the d
rection Of Reform Democrats.
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EyIn few days not single British
soldier will I've in the citadel of Quebec.
Its defense, as wei as that of the other
fnrtresses iu Canada, will be left to the
Canadian people. This shows the con
fidence of the British Government-that
its rule has been so just and wise that
the Canadians would not, if they had
the power, sever the relations between
them aud the home Government. That
confidence is not ill-founded. If, a cen
tury> ago, Great Britain had pursued a
similar policy toward the United States,
who knows that they wouht net have
been to day loyal British Colonies? But
they adopted similar system toward us
then that Grant now pursues in regard
to the South Gin Eng
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

H-Speskiug OF the appointment Of
Mcssrs. EvARrs and Curtis, counsel for
ANDREW JOHNSON. as advocates before
the Geneva arbitration, the Nation
says: s'.l''f
sit Is rather odd, and shows how sane
Views of politics are gaining ground,
that, after being savageiy abused as con-
frderates OF the greatest criminal of
this or any other age they should now
he sent by a Republican Administration
to represent the nation in the weightiest
cause Of modern times "
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EgThe IForld says: The last week
in October was not an average week with
Radical office holders, but their embezze-
ments and defalcations for that week
foot up as follows:
The Indian frauds, details not yet Civ
en-, $4,000
William r. Stokes, pension frauds, es-
timatea, $4,000
V. J. Powell, clerk in the Second Au-
ditor's Office, pc,lsioR frauds, estima-
ted, 100000
= Robb, Collector aa Savannah, 10000
W T. Forbes Invalid Pension Agent
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who is preparing an immense book to
prove that the golden image set up by
Aaron for the Isr,;elltes was COW in
81. al of calf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

H Senator JoHN SIIERMANs paid
agents are visiting members Of the Leg
islature to procure pledges that they
will abide by the caueus nomination for
Senator. SHERMAN is scared, and well
lie may he, for the Democrats and anti
SHERMAN Republicans can, and we be-
lieve viii, elect Hon }. D. Cox, the man
whom GRANT retired because of his hon
esty. ~
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aEFWe learn that since the exposure
oftlIe fraud in relationto granting pen
sim certificates to soldiers of the war of
1Sl2@an; order hes been issued prohibit
ing the giving Of information by any
clerk in the bounty land division, under
pain of the dismissal of the party often
ding. Is this course intended to keep
the public in ignorance of frauds that
may beiperpetrated p WASHINGTON Pat
ri0t'il1e
Certainly. The game of the Admin
istration leaders is to flch the last cent
they ffcan lay hold of, and at the same
time pirate of their honesty. It's too
thins -aa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14

gThe Bayonet is all tie LAW
GRANT and tie leaders Of the Radical
party require.
They propose 60 BAYONET the Peo
pie into Sustaining ani continuing Them
inpower.
Will the People SabmHk
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Total for week ending October 81, 1000
This money all comes from the peo.
pie, Not a Radical paper has yet de
nounced these frauds. 49,,
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@The Democrats are for civil law,
heneeilhey sustain the Governor of Hi,
neis in his efforts 20 have SHERIDAN in
dicted and punished for placing Chicago
uader martial law.
The Radical lca'lers,and editors, favor
Martial law, hence they condemn The
Governor for his action.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14


~ About the time of the Chicago
FIRE Gen, SHERIDAN thought he would
runrthe city with his soldiers. He pIac
ctthem3 together with some militia, on
guard and succeeded in killing one
peaceable citizen
sGoygPALaiER has ordered the Attor-
neyzGenerai TO- have SHERIDAN, and all
Others concerned in placing the city I'M
fler martial w,indicted and tried for the
offense. That's right. Pull will learn
that shooting citizen of Chicago is an
entirely different thing from that of MUIR
defing two or three hundred Piegan In
di.lrls itst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-11-14
WoodssleId. Nov. Ia, 1871.
The Parsee Letters.


We commence, this week, the publ
cation of a series of short letters from
thetaParsee merchant to HORACE GREE
LEY on. the subject Of protection, They
are;ciimbereti withno metaphysical ab-
stxactions onthe theory of the subject,
butiapply1to it directly and vigorously
THE crucial test Of actual results.
While Mr. GREELEY publicly takes lit
tie, notice of these incisiye letters it is
known to those familiar with him that
they pierce his iron clad system, and
make him writhe with pain and rage.
We .bespeak for them an attentive
readiHgs as they are prepared with much
care las TO accuracy, and present with
irresistible force the effect of protection
upon the welfare of the people.
We know Of no writer upon the sub.
jecbnoteven BAsTIAT himself, who dis
cusses this dry subject with SO much
vigor, and gives to facts aud figures SC
much lively interest aud attraction
Read the Parsee.
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All this will be given for TWO DOLLARS
ear, ora dollar less than Magazines ofthe
class of Peterson" Its ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-05
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

Esw YORK, January 4, EyenlIg.-CottOn
o. ,Aassd weak but not lower; sales to-day
Xee bales; middling uplands l5tsc; Or-
3eans l5'sc. Southern flour unchanged
oar,mon to fair extra IS 25a6 65. Whisky
..r,re active at % a 921sc. Corn closed dull;
uev rs 07Sc. Coffee firm. Sugar unsettled.
Nslasses heavy; New York 90 a &c Rlce
azU at g.. 07c. Pork filmer at 81? 50 20.
lard a shade tirmer; kettle l212 a l2s4c.
hreights firm.
CINCINNATI, January 4.-COtton dull and
,E.,,opiug; middlins lie Flour and grain
,y,xiet and unchanged. Corn 50 J3c. Pork
a. Es,9,t demand. holders firm; mess $40 a
H05 Bulk meats-Nothing doing Bacon:
SHOULDERS e.. clear rib lie, clear sides l. Asc
Eogs in good demand at full prices.
V3hisky SIC.
SIR. LOUIS, January 4.--Flour steady and
&, moderate demand: superhne winter
q % "a 80. Wheat higher and in fair dc,
sAsnd: No. . red fall 81 %. Corn dull and
zRzohansed; mixed Il a Acc. Oats 81 a soc IN
Nslk. Whisky SOC. Provisions quiet and
Ss only order demand. Mess pork $40 Ioc
sra. Bulk meats: Shoulders ia 01c; clear
RIB Giro; clear sides loc. Bacon: Shout
ksxs lOLsc; clear rib, IL lac: clear sides l2c;
n2Sar-cured hams l6le q i1c. Lard dun al
He. Hogs lower at So a 6 40; bulk OF sales
re IS 1906 80. Cattle unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, January 4, 1870 p. M.-Consols
z-changed. American securities quiet and
steady. Fivetwenties of 1862, Sai:.
~LIygRpoOL, January 4. 1880 Il. M.-Cot
,,er closed with a downward tendency
Nnctations unchanged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-05
5oowT1NURD FROM FIRST PA0z.

.---y clark. The members presented then
.,.y,dsntials when the House. adjourned.
In the Senste permanent officers were
sSecfcd. .,, o,d
Tho Governors message was read ana
she Senate adjourned until ten O'CLOCK ~
SIsc1sxATl. January t.-The old sugar
-,<asNtdolnh Wood 4 Co., of Cincinnati
I'D =. ". Perkins g. Co, of New Orleans,
Su,uortcrs, claimants-werc decided to-uts
~ ,Judge Leavitt, in the tniteo o.a'o'
4s,.1rtu in favor OF the claimants.
cT7,e .Judne ,held that while the govern
...n. had lost by improper grading; he was
,.1ys. satisfied that Perkins q 20. h''u any
a,.on-Issloe of the error conlmi!'eo' VI an
A,.,.fsilent intent. The Judge lhtihlasc. ~
n Sa4yMent OF an adul'i'n1i u"''
syrsrts per pound.
Southwest Pass, January 4, +. NJ
Barometer $3.50. Wind, north and fresn.
Arrived: Schooner Lizzie Lima, Eden'
,v,..nr EIGHT dave from Jamaica, wlthirult
ss J. Macheea & Co.
Sailed: Ship DelfUiayen. =,
p,ss-A-L'OUTRE, January 4, L. NJ
Ntad, northeast and light.
Arrived: Three-masted schooner q; y.
Ezrraham, Packard, master, nineteen uaSS
Sr,3,n New York. with generaicarso, " "
A. Fosdick & Co; three masted sc s, d,r ~
r. Emery, Clayton. master, fifteen days
a.,,ru Philadelphia via Key West, with a
sr,ryo of coal, anchors and buoys, TO Dr. NJ
~ Bonzano. No departures
PurspURc, January 4.-Weathcr clear.
thermometer 200. The MononSaheia mas
III -,,e feet six inches water. -,
VrcKsBrRG, January 4.-River fell SIX
Ssshes last night and two inches to-day
with seven feet five inches III the cha1hei;
Arrived: j. G. Crosby, lronton anu
Champion. Ice hardly so hcaVS as ses'ea-
...,yted between here and Louisville.
VIcksRuRG, january Passed down
neYter. at m. River falling. Weather
esssr and pleasant. ".
MEMPHIS, January Passed down W.
n Arthur. River falling. Weather clear
aud pleasant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-05
MonetarY--Commerclal'
MONETARY.
OEFICH OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN.
Wnnsx,DAy EvRNIN8. January 4. B1l.

MON T. ANA"
OFFICE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN
WEDsxsDAy EvRNlNa. January =. "7A'
Tie money market proper Is without any
material variation. The street rates are
st;j, 10 ~ cent y annun to per cent per
msnti, for Al notes secured by unqnestion-
lie colIatera,s, aid IclM for AL bust
ness paper without collaterals; and l0ull
y cent y annum for Al mortgage notes:
and II a IL for second grade. About IVY
Al commercial paper was done at u a l v y
cent y month. and SIC, COO AL mortgage, at
lOIa y cent st annum.
Gold opened at 1893 0ll0as against ll0as
at New York;, and closed at HOS a llO1s
against I,Oas) touching ll0A during the
interim The sales included elo,OOO at
IIOh all0as: $4,000 at 1lGas a il0t.; SlO.V goo
at 1lOls. and $1,000. $1,000 andt $4,000 at
llOls. In silver, $1,000 in American halves
sold at 1884,.
Foreign exchange varied in agreement
with the course of gold. the market. after
greater falling of. closing at barely Hs u
cent decline from yesterdays closing
figures. The sales Of sterling embraced
about EC5, 900. of which $1,000 bill OF iading
at 1872; - at llSas; 5000 at llS'i; tloO0
and $4,000 at 1875; fi2, 00e clear at lls'h a
1875; $4,000 bill OF lading and clear at
1884 a llS; $4,000 aud El2.0OO AL clear at
ll9; erOOO AL bill Of ladiDg and clear at i9a
llpis: tl00O AL clear and t3OOO Al bill OF
lading at li9+s; - first-class at llyA; and
f901J Al bill of lading at l074. Sterling
may now be quoted at 1884 a lia FOR good
to Al bill of iading and clear. and ll9A d.
for bank.
Domestic exchange was still weaker.
The banks supplied the remittance demand
for sight drafts on New York. at the close.
at 50 4 cent discount. and the sales included
$40, 900 bank and commercial sight on New
York $4,000 private bankers, and $4,000,
$40. 900, SIS, 900 and S5O.OOO bank at 4. dis
count: $4,000 and $35.0OO commercial.
$50 900 private bankers and $50 900 bank
at o-l6; and $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and
$4,000 commercial at u; $1,000 bank gold
check on New York changed hands ut /. Y
cent discount.
In stocks. 100 SHARES Sugar Shed Com
pany sold at $40. 80 Slaughterhouse at
81, and 50 Crescent City Bank at SO 50.
A lot OF $1,000 railroad city skies, May
and November coupons, brought Gsls.
The sales OF warrants included 5000 and
81 AGO new metropolitan Police ut W. Deal
ers bought these ct ~ O.. and new State at
II a 72i., and sold the former at SO, and the
latter at ~ Q73ls.
Dealers rates fOrcity treasury notes were
% y ceat discount buying and "A selling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-05
yesterdays Evening Dispatches.i

WASHINGTON January 4.-The Pennsyl-
xxn;a Senate is Democratic for the first time
sasce 1860.
S3l 900 900.
Mr.. Miller, clerk of the Senate Committee
II Commerce. fell dead il the Capitol this
snsrning.
Congress reassembled today with
scarcely quorum in either House.
The Senate passed Sherman's bill author
lssae an additional issue Of three millions of
Sve per cent bonds, for funding purposes.
Also agreed to Summers resolution calling
sssa the President for copies of all papers
selating to San Domingo negotiations, etc.
Especial to the New York Trbune.l
PARIS. December 3l-The supply Of coal
has ali been used for manufacturing can
,.oa, and by the railways and mills and the
rxses of the Bots de Bologne and the boule-
&ards are now being cut.
The children are dying for want OF milk.
Esead is plentiful.
The Prussians continue field operations in
sssite OF the cold weather An attack on
Eiort Valerien is expected Immediately.
'yne superior range of Prussian guns CON-
sessled the evacuation of Mont Akron.
f<oNDoN, January A telegram from
Ra,sle reports that there was fighting on the
xriss frontier on the first instant, in cOnse-
essence of which two hundred French
nsaOps retreated into Switzerland, where
ssey were disarmed by Federal soldiers.
A severe engagement is reported to have
fzken place at Dele, in the department of
NAut Rim. near Belfort. No particulars
gwen.
AAispatch from Lille reports that y
vague rllmOr is current there to the effect
Chat a battle was fought on the second in
slant, between the towns of Sapingles
.znd Bapaume, in which there were heavy
Eesses on both sides. The Prussians are
raid to have been defeated along the whole
Afne.
King Amodeus made his entry into
Madrid on Monday and was most enthu:s
sIastically received by the people.
More reliable information has been re-
reeived as to the movements of the French
ARMY of the North, under command Of
General Faidherbc. They are said to have
.occupied the towns Of Achiete and Brin-
courf, after trifling resistance from the Ger
mans, Tho towns OF Envillers and Be-
Raignes were also carried by the French
after So hand s;d to ha1 fighting: Losses heavy
VERSAILLES, January 3, via London, Jan
nary 4-The bombardment of the forts on
tho east side of Paris continues with such
e4Sect that only Fort NOgent now replies to
the German fire.
MADRID, January 3.-Amodeus immedi-
zsely upon his arrival visited General Prlm $
widow. lie then proceeded to the hall OF
Ssae Cortes and took the oath as King OF
Spain The enthusiasm of the people is I'M
usense The king has consulted Rosas, 10
silia, iRiyero and OlOzaga on tho formation
Of constitutional ministry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-05
Cattle Disease.

The St. Louis Republican has the follow
ing special:
WASHINGTON, December 3l.-lnfOrmatiOn
has been received at the Treasury Depart
Ment OF the prevalence Of cattle disease,
known as the hoof and mouth disease,
among the cattle in New York, Massachu-
egtts and Connecticut This disease has
F1evailed to a great extent in England
during the past two or t,ree years and it is
supposed that it was Introduced into this
eountry by cattle imported from Canada.
To prevent the further inroduction of the
disease into this country, thu Secretary of
tke Treasury has issued an o,ier to collec-
tors on the frontier not to allow the entry
Of cattle or hides unless the invoice of inn
portation was accompanied by aconsular
certificate that he has reason to believe that
de importation IS free from the disease
sbove mentioned, and that it has not and
does not prevail in the locality from whence
Hsne shipment was made.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-05
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE RRPUB1ICAs, !
Thursday. January B. 1871.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

UL6AkEU 1bo16hUA1.
Steamship C Harris. Farwe.E for Blaz'. Santa
20 via Galveston
Steamship Agnes, Frahan, a,r Galveston
ship Canada Patten, for Liverpool
British ship Melicete, Stephenson, for Liverpool
Ship Augusta, haynes, for Liverpool
Bark Woodside Bdmonds for Liverpool
Schooner Aexander Young, Young, fo1B:.ltimore
Schooner tlorsnes V Turner, GTaSes' lcf h'i"lah
Schooner Gertrude Howes. Smith. for Trnxill.
steamer Mollie Able, Carson for st Loui.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Cortes Nelson. from New York Gath ait,
10 A. Moulton-2d district
Steamship Morgan, Lockwood, from lndianoia
and Galveston. to C A Whitney &co-lst dis
Bark Homeward Bound Gi'ore. IA days from Ha-
vana in ballast, TO W HynSou &co-Sd dis
Three masted schooner Royal Arch Hawkins. 20
days from New York, TO G W Fynson &co-2d
Schooner Mabie Staples, Coffin. davs from No.
bile, in ballast. to master-Point
TOWBOATS.
Perry. Sturtevant. from the PassesIWent down wi,
lis,ht-Brought up bark Holneward Bound and
schooners Royal Arch and MabH Staples
STEAMBOATS,.
Leslie Taylor, Kenison, from Washington
Leuise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Little Fleta FOh, from Minden.
Colossal Reilly, from Little Rock.
Charles Bodmann. Schnkie, from Cincinnati.
Rose Franks Rhodes from Camden-
GladiSla, Lee. from Minden.
Henry Tete Dalferes. from Dcnaldsonvil,e.
BELOW COMING UP.
Brig Glendale, Mcintyre. Is days from Nassau, to
Schooner Fred Walton, Rich, % days from Bucks
Harber, Me- tOhnaster-
Schooner J r Floyd, Dayton, Gays from Galveston,
in ballast, to mtsster-
EXPORTS.
BRAzos SANTIAGO VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-05
ESTATE OF JAMES MACRY.

OPrIcs UNITBD STATES MARSHAL,
District of Louisiana, Z
New Orleans, December T. 1870. }
guyHiS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
second day of December. A. ID. 1870. a, war.
rant IL, bankruptcy issued against the estate of
JANIS MAURl, who transacted business under
of New Orleans, in the parish Of Orleans,
and State of Louisiana, who has been add
Judged a bankrupt on his own petitions; 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
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assignees of his estate will be held at
a court of bankruptcy to be holden at New Or
leans in the C,stomhOuse building. before G. s.
Kellogg Register the twenty fourth day OF Feb
ru:.ry 4 D. 1871, al nine O'clock A. Nj
:. r. PACKARD.
ed States Marshal, District of Louisiana.
1a-fn 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-05
A Washington paper interviews Senate

"A Washington paper interviews Senator
Rlson. Abiding to the rumors about
Hoatwelrs retirement from the cabinet, he
...,erted. ON the authority Of the President,
Cat they are without foundation. The most
1..en M. Boutwell, and the President.
Sserc ia no disagreement or misunderstand-
-. avon Of the slightest character, between
p. and the latter has frequently told me
7 - - would exceedingly regret such a
s. III. Boutwell, Secretary Boutwell,
! - tola me that there is no truth in
s. eports. So says correspondent.