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LIST OF VESSELS
up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT

REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Bark Annie Kimball, stinson, sailed. August 2s
Nor bark Luget, Nielsen, salled. 10
WEST HARrLFPooL ENG.
The Elise, Eroaca, sailed. August
NEWPORT, ENG.
Br bark David McNutt, Lockhart, up......sept 1e
ALLoA SCOTLAND.
The Ormen, Berkholnl, sailed. August 20
MoNTRosE SCOTLAND.
The Achilles, Hinsch sailed. Sept l3
SIDNEY.
Br bark vinco, Robson. up..................octo
DUNDEE.
The Lvonia, Peters, sailed. ............... Sept %
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig F. Kennedy, Hallett up.............Sept 2I
Brig Lizabel, -, up.........." ..........Sept ~
Bark Keystone, - up:;:;.......... up:;:; '.'..'0c. Oc
Brig n nne Aboe, =, CID d...:.:;;;.......Uct IL;
Schr Charles Comery, tinSham, crd...... .oct 2
NEW YORK.
Shin Nautilus Spencer, cleared. Oct 10
Schr Geo Washington, Sherlock, cleared. Oct II
Schr May Morn, Babb, cleared. OCT II
Schr Geo somers, Bray, up..............Oct II
SClr Is y dHWkluS ny dlt, ny ''''''''S ~ 40
Schr Lilly, Hughes, cleared. ...Oct l3
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr VIM Dearborn, Scull, cleared. .......Oct
Schr John Shay, Fisher, cleared. ..........O Oct
Schr Lyons, Stevens, cleared: ct
Schr " Wilson. S0mers cleared -. .....Oct .
Schr John Lee, Van Glider, cleared. .0ct 10
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon, Hayne, cleared. ..ochl3
Schr Pacific, Toler, cleared ................O OCT
Schr Matoaka, Fooks, cleared ............O Oct lS
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PORT CALENDAR.

'.ast Quarter. 6sh. o hours, IL m;n1tes. evening.
New n JON, 1Irh. honr, minutes, morning.
.rst quarter. 10Th. 6 hours. 81 minutes. evening
Fuu Moon, 2Sth, hours. 50 minutes, morning.
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Chipping.
TWO DOLLARS PER BALE FOR
l. COTTON.
FOR NEW YORK,

The Al Regular Line Schooner MYROyER, "a
Brown. Commander, will engage at above S8
rates, and load with dispatch.
For balance engagements apply to
oct14-3 WILLIAM ROACH il co.
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ROSADALDS

s Alternative, Tonic and DiuretiG, and acts a.
one and the same time upon me SLU0D, kayEh
'a,I,na oil ,mnnre matter aud building up the
system to healthy, vigorous condition
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ROSADALI5,

endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL. now or Mary
and Conference, formerly ChaPlsin N tne oon'
lederate Army Of Northern virginia
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Dr. e. WILSON CARR, OF Baltimore.
DR.. T. O. PCGH, or baltimore.
DR.. THOS. J. BOYKIN, OF Baltimore.
Dr. A. DURGAN, OF Tarboro', N. u
Or. J. s. SPARKS, OF Nicholasvle, KY.
Dr. A. F. WHEELER, Of Lima. OHIO.
Dr. W. HOLLOWAY. OF Philadelphia:
Dr. J. l. AcCARTHA, Of South Caronna,
and many otners See ROSADALlS ALAAAAC
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CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Georgia, Crowell. New York-Wag-
ner, Huger Il CO. W A Courtenay.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton, Baltimore-Paul
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

OFFICE OF 1HE DAILY KEflELi' ~.
TUESDAY EVENING. January p. 1871.
The money market proper continues Gnict and
easy. On the street Al notes accompanied 10y UNI
questionable ,ollatcrals and Al business paper
without coli..teraIs are quoted at loHR pei cent
per ann'im and mortgage paper at loall pc! cent
yer annum for 4 and l,al+ TO! second grade.
Gold opened at llo7a 0llcis against llo's at New
York;, and close at h' opening rates The sales N
cludcd : 1900 ard b.0O al l!01s; S8oo0 at 40 .lo
s2y0, 5000, and $1,000 at ll0l;; 5000, $4,000
AMI $4,000 AZ llo'a. and $!:'Y. $3ro +i"'o and
t!n10 al llo',
A lot of $500 in american silver halves and ruar-
ters, sold al 1857.
movement was oi liberal extent. The 'iisness
embraced t85 600, including = bill of ladn$ At
l9e, $1,000 ce.r. s&'e ships bill 1000 bill @, ma; ;d
ing and s.o0G bill OF fading and clear at ll"'.
E2opJ and t3tOD BIZ 81 ladns ut 49, 60" ~
clear a: 49,. t3o Hic 1T 49, Il 1872 looc hank
at 400 si'iis bin and 10" al; and low. "na hn r.e ~
lG7. and t"g'9 II biz OF ladin= at l""s S"hi:
Tire lh"asnd Al Il, i ja , IS ,"r ar
good TO ! bill Of .a.is au.i clear ana 1870 ni2o.
Tor hap,..
dom. site exchange AZ somewhat softer rates for
commercial bis. Tie banks continued to supply
cnttrrs v III sight drafts on New York at T.
suns. and We totre.s sales of SIS, ooo. 5000 and
rs 0a1 private BANKERS sight tll New York at
SO discn;int: = l0op aud $4,000 commercial! and
+ l0norl private bankers II :, and : 100 SIGHT
ou Boston AZ 1-i.j.
+ $500 rom,.erc.. Agcld checks on New York sold
at = cent discount Some OF the banks are
drawing at discount.
In stocks $40 shares Mississippi Valley Lev'e
Company sol' AZ e; 10 and 20 Sanitary dlrrlIl.
in. III 4l, ~ do at r .J 100 Snpmr shed IT 1929 y:
so Union Bank at II - and .i' I."aU and Pledge
Assoc al ion a: $50.
One thousand collars parish of Piaqnclnne eight
T. cent one YER honds, payable February ".
changed hands at -.
Nine hundred dollars small new state warrants
sold in tive amounts 1T .l07Lia. Eeile's bought
new State AZ go. and new Metropolitan Police
g. 80; and asked the former ~ ~ and foI
Tie latter G o..
Dealers rates Cor city treasury notes were !J026
f. cent disco nj buying, aud 23,r2 selling.
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ICONrNUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

and in moderate demand; middl!ngs i4i4c.
Flour in fair demand at S. - 40 %. Wheat
in fair demand: red 81 3! 4 30. Corn 9ui, I
and unchanged. Rye and oats Gniet. Pro-
visions opened fiat. but closed with 1irmer
feeling and some demand Mess pork sold
at So. Lard held at ~ I2iyc. Bulk
meats: Shoulders sac; clear rib IL q l0i4c:
clear sides lie, bur no sales. Bacon :
shoulders 9a;c: clear rib ll.c; clear sides
I2c, but hardly any demand. Hogs in fair
demand live S, 6Oa7 sc; dressed Ss l., n
sr. Louis, January ol.-Flonr in good
demand at full prices: snperine winter
81 - as: extras s. I5u5 -. Wheat eN-
cited and higher; No. , red tall, inspected.
81 42l2 Corn in active demand at ii a 4Jc
Oats scarce and tirmer AT III n i9c, sacked
Whisky SSc. Mess pork closed higher. but
unsettled, at SCI 80 022. Dry salt meats
closed better: shoulders SaS'4c: clear rib
sides 1852 Il lt34c: clear sides iii.r. Bacon
unchanged. Lard unsettled. Garlic I'M
changed
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. January -, li:D \. Mt on
soils 92ls: securities ':uie,: 5-"s ri 1862.
903s.
FRANKFORT. January 1l.-Bond> closed
at 75l4.
LIVERPOOL. January -, 1870 4. NJ
Cotton steady: midlling uplands sd: Or
leans 8isd, both on the spot and affoat. Sales
estimated at 1900 bales. Breadstutts i.lm
Ta]lOw 1js Sd
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Mexican Claims.

The Washington Patriot presents this in
formation:
There is good reason to fear that unless
prompt and efficient steps be taken. the
treaty between Mexico and the United
States for the adjustment of claims since.
1SiS will utterly fail in the objects iuT
which it was negotiated. After the thirty
first OF this month, but one year will re-
main for the present commission. Eighteen
months have already passed away. and be
yond the work of organization hnt little
has been accomplish There have been
but three awards, and perhaps a> many
more reflections.
Seven cases, involving principles comrion
to many others, have been referred 10 the
arbitrator, DIR. Leiber, but he has not Yet
commenced the investigation, and with his
habits OF research. it is easy to turesec that
several months must elapse before !. report
VIII be made. 1t is conceded or all sides
that under no circumstances can the COM
mission hear and decide all the ca ses which
have been filed. And eminent LAWYERS on
terrain the belief that under the terms OF
the treaty, no award can he paid until She
.cvHlmission shall render its iud4,ncn, in a!
the eases.
1t seems 10 bn understood that :!"I,cr
will refuse to extend the time OF the treaty
or to incorporate more satisfactory PROV
slOn5 IN new convention. General Cusll-
ing has just filed an argument, contondinC
that Mexico IS not responsible for INJURIES u
American citizens, or damages. during III"
period of Maximlian's so-calied empire.
This point covers many large claims. ana. il
rejected, as appears probable. then Mexico
would be still less disposed TO renew The
treaty Consequently, if there be any dis
position to protect the rights OF or citizens
under this arrangement, there i no time 10
lose IN urging an extension OF the treaty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

The Austin Texas R,p"b!ieoe .','lv
compliments or old friend Najor 4. Rush
Plumley:
Speaker Evans. OF the House %. Enprc-
sentatiycs. has done n wise act in appoint
ing Major Il. Rush Plum'ey, OF Galveston
chairman OF the Committee on Internal I'm
provements. it was Il source OF diSap1oinr-
nenU to many Of the friends OF internal M
prOvements, that he did not receive This alp
pOintment at the last session.
We say this without intending any letec-
Ion whatever upon the capacity and ell
cheney Of Hon. ii. w. Young, Who SO ably
filed that position during the las: session
Major Plnmley thoroughly appreciates the
wants Of his adopted State. 4 gentleman
of learning, research and eminent ability
he has ever made the subject Of internal m
provement q speciality.
He settled IN Galveston some five Years
ago, and because Of the enterpriSirg spirit
which he manifested he was sent to this.
the first legitimate Legislature since the
war, by a tremendous ma ority. receiving al
the Republican votes and hundreds O.! the
opposition. No higher evidence couiG be
furnished Of his eminent fitness for the po-
sition assigned him by the honorable
Speaker Of the House OF Representative
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River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF The DAILY REPUBLICAN,

WK,EszR. BrsIyEss. ErC.-lestcrdav morning
opened clear " It'll slight sprinhnS OF rain about
nine O'Clock. then cit AIRED OF and continued SO
during the Ga,. Business on the lerec was at a
stand point nut little doing in any OF the lower
rihuta aries Red river had heavy excess OF tonnage,
and al went .Sith light trips Louisville trade
continues heavy IS the virginia departed with al
she wanted. The Mary 4. FORSYTH. for st. Louis.
was refusing freight early o. the day to depart
tomorrow.
The Garry Owen. froEn Ouachita arrived with a
Heavy cargo Of the staple, also the Belle OF Alton,
Mitchell and western, from Red river. with
good carEocs. The Carrie V. KouDtZ arrived from
t3Iio, loaded TO to the guards with slinGI-ies.
Reports from the rivers above are that all are on
the rsc, aud we may soon expect perfect food OF
Western produce. also coal fleets viii he on
their winding way to relieve us OF the present
heavy tax.
Rates OF frcig1ts continue unchanged.
!.monget the der artCres We're the Alex. Mitchell,
LOt;lwa anna, Red Cloud and virginia.
Captain, L. 4. Shche has purchased The City of
Alton. and will place her in the st. Louis and New
Orleans trade rs as the liN er opens abeve.
The Qua cliita Belle having met with the loss Of
o; her guards, We understand the Governor
AiIen will immediately 20 to her assistance.
dispa.ch from. Louisville, dated TIE twenty
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new ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25 1871

bales cotton 1872 SKIS cotton sts q SKIS seed cotton
81 hl,ts sugar 81 bbls n.0lasses and s'lnsrics
SHRkV Alex Mitchell-'32 bales
cotton and sunlries
CAMDES-Stramer Garry Owen-3l6 bales
cotton and suniries
ST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. F1cker-2ll bales
cotton IS hhds sugar 81 bbls moasses and slndr1es
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Carrie k0untl-22
bales cotton 1884 SKIS and sundry produc"
CaiRO-ToNt.,at Bee--i939 bbH aonr - half bbls
flour 9655 eSs corn and sundry produce
BY TEE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERR RAILROAD, January 2i-l2sl bales cotton ana
hinsirI produce
NEW ORR EANS MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD lunG:ry -: bales cotton and sun
dries
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
january 24--tN t.lrs ION - tks seed cotton
~ hLds sugar SO hbis moia.ses
hv .e'Hrap:.
sew i"ri, .I:aI ,ia!y2I.
TCt-.:..e ..:.,...eA Co--StcaU-hip Victor ar
rlrt,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

.,;, - .,o. III. E,t;e Cant.in Whites new
a..lu Gay 80 '' .1 Q =, fai,, .,x.r IN. falls
81 -. S.", S S,o~rE Ths Southwrstern Captai,
IL ~ 1, ,,;th Ten, Ia.,ohs i'm the Office is The
:. y. Iae u,' -. ,". t t%r This evening
EE G NC. ECnrr The steamer Belle of Atom
+ cn,o;n InJy A Eruner with the Messrs Hamilton
in fta o,t;r. h,inn unayOrlabiy Get:tined. Will
49, 80; ,. -. ,I;s .rrriuy
TN. Mary + FORSYTH Can't ain Sir,ms VII; back
o., -; a,..n;,,. t,r ST Louis and uav pclut.
" We had the Measure OF meeting Captain J. c.
W., HI ~, he C.,,t. " Eouu, ". is looking
VII mi Srcrrss To- him and his ratt
III. St Lon. Rrruiljrnn OF III, to.en.y-r.rs-
my -. ,r,,n rrnr,S rro,, h.1o, nrn wy
iis'i.ht say Is Cn,I'u ba,;,r -;
;J 80, 77;;,e,.ir ra.+.r,,a~ .ud r,.orts 1ii-,y
two i,,hrs as th, greatest depr, of water 70 ne
tonnJ a.ywh,,c in -hat locaI;fy St-smho;.,mcl,
81. ;n.I;,,, IN .biui, ~ ,bnr il NOR. wafer :,
-, s,,,,,,.ut,n. .rI IL r,.y Ia. rr,f,,l,. :h..
Can;ain Canrbeli .!i,! not coui;. across il.
Il is evident L,n,y,- that -u.. .iye- j. in . nos:
wrrtcb.I rou,;,i,n aud n,st ,,,I.r.ro cons ,rr..-
h,,. improvement be,nr, steamboats, can -i.i.-,
s,ti,. r ,,r,;,n,1 ,as.,,,. .r.r,,iouy ~. 1uu. =
;,;,'; y; NV ~. ,.,,nr ,c,,,. WA ox.r .
,,,nt :t N.,,nhi. -, W,dnrsIIy. Ti,, iit.,- al.
yi,. r,,"rt ..,.,, .,,I a Ln1- lee. ;,tv,,n emo
.nJ X.,,n,I; and .r,,,,, .irIr :, nine ,.., ,,rlov
M. vat bar y, n. t r;I -, ,,r. hon :, eve,
niur ,nI ;,,tic"i.,a 49, t,r,r 1,,, ,,,,iiri.u.,
80. -. .. ~ ~, ,',rn,,s h,..I .;r.. -.
noxt Vel. " -
S,,. ~, ,i y. NAG ,oin, ,,.,,,. "a ,.. -.
I'm. ar,nn 3 w. uhi ,nti,,,, in.if,, to.
v.,. nr,.n -, , ~ $50 I>n,b hn.. x n..,.- q
.,- TO- 1917. ~. ~, -. 49,, ~ ~
.,;i.,ns ~, MI rbinr,'t u,.-. n1.e is ON, dol,
IL, 49,, -, ~, 80, :. 40 =, :, ,, r',,
"a. 800 ~ , ~ -" ~. - -. az, ~, 7 r. '','
;n, r. ,;t.i ii; - show, I;,,. T., ~ 70 ~ ,,:I x.,l
- ,,', ran, ,i,, ~ ,n.n, v,.i,, ~
r.. n,tcr - MS h.,, ,i.t..ru;r,. ,ncn "a, = ,,.
Nh. ,.-, Inn, rn 10 u ~ C,n il, ,h 81 In,lis md
w oIi.',,A r,ct, En-. So ,l,,,,h.,... ,.'anI,,i
t,,ro l,.t an, vi ,,r ~, Lr ra- NV, ;,
,i,,, Trn,7r Sn.. vii H., .,,Iin,,..l l., ~. 7nv
n,.'s.,r, p;'E,,o,I ~ c,r..r t.i r;,.r l;r.
,.,,.,i.. ~ -, ,a go Ia, - n.;o,,., ,,ai-y
i' 80 w. !" .'.N io1 'te i' nc .
tn, ~, .,,,i,,,r i,..,,.s. ,r,'S, nu;s a,f Nv
nr,.au. raia,-,tn"+ :. l,,inrooin., ;n'nroynmru-.
hayin.r TN. otiirr ON th. :.r iurt -, il r.iroy.t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches!

New York January IA Y1utd special
reports that the Prussian frigate Ncdnsa
fought the French gunboats Cuveroux and
BrcniOx in the Pacific, sinking both. The
French trigate Cevcl has left NontrvideO
IN chase of the Medusa.
Twenty-Five cars, loaded with silks and
teas. are coming from California.
Uneasiness is felt about the ship Lookout.
one hundred and eighty days from New
York to San Francisco.
Shows northward have not interrupted
railroad travel.
TRENTON, \. j., January 2i-Boti houses
his morning elected Mr. Frelnghuv-en
United States Senator, by joint ballot, by :.
vote OF ~ against - for Randolph. Six
members and one Senator were absent.
WASHINGTON, January 2i.-Uouse.-Per-
sonal explanations regarding dominican
cOrruptiOns.
Seadte.---Considering the bill giving the
District Of Columbia territorial government
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~ STORE AND FGES SALE By
y, CAVARCC IS son.
Nc. 5.. Exchange Place !

~ STORE AND F0H SALE By
-. CANAROC s. son,
No. 5........ Exchange Place ;.
500 DEM!JoGGSS OF one gallon
NO uENIJOHES 9, tiIrc,. "a ors.
20 case. CLARFT Chateau Dillon.
90 eases CLARET, 81 julien. Fin.
40 cases CIARET, Chateau Talbot
y cases CI.ARET, Grand Vim Margaux.
IS cases CLARET. Grand Vim Leovi!lc.
% cases WHITE VINE, Graves.
80 eases WHITE WINE, Ordinary Chateau deCar-
259 ..se- WHITE WINE, Fin sau.erne.
!. c..es WHITE WINE, Ia Tour Blanche.
leases WHITE WINE, Chateau Yqurn.
=. 'ases MUSCAT, de FI0nt.rnaE
y cases Muse AT, de Lunel
1Np casks RED WINE. G. u. l..
$500 cases RED VINE a. NJ. L.. Ste. Eu,ale and -:
LouhtS.
500 cases RED WINK, 81. Julien, ordinary.
1870 cases OLIVE OIL. de >ic-, quarts.
500 cases OLIVE OIL, de Wee, pints.
80 cases OLIVE OIL, de Nee supartiue
lH eases, 100 half boxes SARDINES.
30 cases WEYMOUTH, de Chamberv
% cases MARASQUIN. rarie Brizard Roser.
g cases AXJsETI,E, Marie Brizard 1 Roger
IS cases MENTIIE FORTE, Marie Brizard & Roger
j leases QCETCH, Eau de vie de Prune, Holm 81
Forty.
IS cases EAU DE Nolx, Holman Forty
70 cases HUILE DE uRSCII, Hoffman Forty.
% Cases v!EuX KiRsCH, Hoffman Forty.
- cases CURACAO, Marie B-izard & Roger
IS packages COiNAC, K. Deiezinier
70 packages COGNAC Achilie Petit 1910
10 packages CO1EAC, Coco. Perc 4 Fil.
100 cases CO0NAC, Cocq. Pere Il Fills:
100 cases COGNAC, Acbiie Petit, 1910
20 cases COGNAC, Ordinary Seignouret Frere%
p cases CU'SAC, 1880 Seignouret Preres
3 cases CO9NAC. 1896 Seignouret Preres
20 baskets CHAMPAGNE, ). Roussllon l. Co
- caees CHAMPAGNE, Eug Chcquot, divers
81 cases CHAMPAGNE. Moet { Chandon,
- Csases CHAMPAGNE. We Clicauot
% cases CHAMPAGNE, NunIu & Co.. divers
Marques.
20 casks RED WINE, Cote Il. Bourv
2 casks RED WINE. Chateau Dillon
. half-cssks RED WINE. Chateau Dillon.
10 casks RED WINE Cote ue Fronsac.
30 casks RED WINE, Moutterrand.
20 hsifcasks RED WINE Montferrand
70 caska WHITE VINE Entre deny Ncr.
~ bbls WHITE WINE. Entire deux Mers
s cases PRESERVES de Rodel Fills Frerex
ChapOns Trnffes, Veau an Petits Poi.
Pint6dee Trutfes Bnu: en- Dauha
Lievres Truffes Poles dc Yean
6aucsses Truifes Cusses ct Aile. do W.
Fciee enter Trutfes, lailles w w
Civets de Lievre Peefstaaks Santa.
ae.os oo seau. Langues Fourrees,
A''1 'a!s Ia bo-de- pates Foies Gras,
Dindes Rot,es, Ria DE- Vea,, o., IT..
Veau en- Carbonate 3is de yeau I;Os..na
ja2l st O'eAAAe'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

VICKSBI RG-Stcarler Robert Lec-sj3i balc,
cotton SKIS cotton 132 SKIS cotton seed and snories
CAlRO-Stcamer Mary Fursyt-l2l bai's cot
ton Bl4 bbls flour 2o3 bbls por. $40 SKIS corn and
sundry produce
LOWER COAST-Stcamer Bra,iieh Jnhnson-29.
hhds sugar 2Ja obs noasses 1873 bhis roe ami sum
dries
GRAND NlEW-Steamer Bann0ck City-2+2 hhts
sugar PSI b5ls mOlasses and s,uidres
DONALDSONNILLE-Steam La Belle-2.G hhd5
sugar $40 bbls mOlasses SKIS seed cuttoi and sun
dries
ST MARTINI Enterprise--il Is bales
cotton al SKIS cotton seed Il SKIS seed cotton 2l3
hhds sugar i6l bbls mOlasSss and sundries
UPPER COAST-Steamer Ayrtie-l23 hhds sugar
and sundries
DONALDSONVILLE-Steam Big Horn-6. bales
cotton BIB bids 252 bble molasses iha!f bbls
molasses and sundries
Observation-Disclosures South western-8ol bales
cotton 1913 SKIS ODcake meal and sundries
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Belle Of Alton-840
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
Philip NaHEray VS.. 4. Chevaiier-17
f'i-:ice Court tnr the parish OF Orleans !

PHilir NaHtray VS.. 4. Chevniier-ThiN
Justice Court ;or the parish OF OreanssN
v.3i.
IpI VIRTUE OF 1 WRIT OF FIERI FACIASST0
ID directed y, the Ho.Drable John 7. Nor tal1nnk
Ihld Justice ~ ii" Peace in and for the parish Of
Orleans. ] VIZ. Lroreed 10 SELL on WEDS:SDAIs
January 81 1871. al T. NJ. at my warehouse. No
- Bienvil" street, tie following described prop
cry. tn Wit
one Ne. BALLOON TACkIlE AND APPAREL.
Seized IL The above suit.
I"rmS-Th.S being the second and last aver on,
Ih' said property VIII he definitely ididicated -
The iig"st and last bidder. for what i VIII
bring. AZ twelve months credit the purchase t'lr-
n!e,iin. bond WIKI good and solvent security Rear
ing Hv" per cent interest per an!,u;n from cate
un'ii final payment
said p-r,!laser shall have to deduct and pay
IA caai the p,i., ing and Clerks fees and EeepnE,
amounting atul. ler 10 The sum OF = '3 20 or
th.rrabou.S. WILLIAM WEEKS,
is!n d II Coast able Third Justice so trt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
A WASHINGTON disDatch SAWS.

There is considerable excitement over the
bill introduced in the Senate on Monday TO
aid in the construction of twenty OF more
tirst-class iron steamships. together with
the ship yard machine shops, rolling mills,
wharves, docks, etc. The bill proposes to
incorporate certain gentlemen, under the
name Of the American Mail and Ocean
Steam Transfer Company, for purposes il
Dictated, and that the government OF the
United States shall pay the interest of the
first mortgage bonds Of the company to the
amount of twenty millions in gold for thirty
years, not becoming responsible, however,
Tor the payment OF the principal. Ii return
the companys steamships are TO carry the
United States mails and the government
agents free Of charge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
EXPORTS,


EsRCEinE&-->;"a..s.l Ma. .--2f-r ta', cot
ton
INDTANOIA VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nor
cAG!-FJr Iuu.a;,uial01 fbis -four 800 SKIS corn 2cb
SIS oats so raj road - PCS %, . mi-,
For Gaivrsto,.-i,.)O blia dour 800 Dh- potatoes
lGa BIDS whisky 20 ba 200 pIow@ 1850 pk IS
,udse
BREMEN-Shi, Gu.g.:aia-2I05 bales ccttSH I6oo
slaves
LIvERPOOL---S'ir HioN-rG--2i}3 bales Gotten
1850 slaves
BARCELONA Sunri>.-!i00 bales cotton
BOSTON-Brg Glc.I,.ale-lt94 bales cotton q,
btIs nlola sseS 63 bh.s Is!.cl-yel 5000 slaves
observation-disclosures Fred Halton-lS33 bales cot
ton 5000 -I horns y .A0a slaves
schooner Juniata-i51 hbls -four )
bb,s OIL IS hS- oil % b1s candles &c hams 100
wine ofcs lard 1872 pk,s mdse
NEW YORk-Schooutr 4 .iurt-t3o :.!lds sil,a,
2I5 hb!s moiasses $500 slaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

Among the passengers who arrived ny tie
City Of Merida; from Es:.iyara. was stnoi3;a:
Cespedes, wife Of the Cuban President v no
was captured. while proceeding - this
country, near Guanwaia inlet. and released
by the Spaniards on condition that she woUi,!
Immediately leave the island. 4 large num-
Der of prominent Cubans Went Oh board 20
welcome her. She reports that the Cuhans
are determined to continue the conflict, and
are saEg,line OF success
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
We learn this from the NatcIitoches E.n,ec

On Monday, at noon, during the inter
mission OF the District Court, juror whose
hands We're still tiguratively red with the
blood OF victims offered up on the altar of
and when he thought nobody was watching,
slyly opened the money drawer and made "a
grab at the greenbacks therein. He got
about twenty dollars, but the vigilant eye
of the clerk had been en- him, and he was
captured on the spot. The juror "sot'
through the case in which he was then en-
gagged, but will be on the other side in a few
DAYS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25

Among other peculiarities of The heather
Chinee are their manners and customs. 1t
is said that VIXEN we take Off the hat they
leave theirs or; while ut dinner. VIC begin
with soup and fish, they reverse the order
of things, and begin with wines and sweet
meats. At funerals, black is not Worn, huv
white. LIP books, they read from right TO
left. They launch their vessels sideways;
and a captain, who had seen this in China,
suggested the idea to Mr.. Brunei, and so
got him out of his difficulty about launch
ing the Great Eastern in the MARIO"
Thames
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
IMPORTS.

MoBILE-SttAmer Mary-lJ1 ha.r, cc..on and
suudries
INDIANOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hutch
nsou-263 bales cotton 700 ties beef 32i bhs be-. !!
ihds beet andsundIes
BREMEN VIA Notwithstanding heln-2' *.
vine cases piano. rs pkSe paper .35 I'kss mase
and sundrc.
VERA Cruz AND TOBASCO-St.aln.hip Tol'..v
co-@63 800 III specie 43 bags collee ! bales sims
ard suIt,ries