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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
SHFRIFFS SALES.

State Of I.euisiana ". Joseph Jouet-
Third District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
No. 1881.
ny yIRrUg OF WRIT OF FIRRI rACrAs
ID to me directed by the Hon0rable the Third
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. IN The
shove entitled cause, ! YIN proceed TO cen 9
Exchsnxe ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus
t0mhouSe streets. In the Second District Of this
city, on TUESDAY, Nay :, ls7l, 1t twelve O'Clock
i. A CERTAIN PROPERTY, situated in the Sec
end District Of this city in square number ono hum
trict. bounded by Rampant, Cont. Baain and St.
Louis otreots.
I. 4 CERTAIN PROPERTY, situated In sauate
number eixty.two, Nfth Representative District,
and bounded BY 6t. Louis, Toulouse, Royal and
B0nrbOn sttoeta.
6eised I'm the shove sutt.
Terms-Cash ON the spot -
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misc .p,4 y Sheriff of the +; 2 Parish 81 ORLEANS.

Charles Ca1enavo ". 3. Deoeroe 81 az
Fifth District Court for the parrish Of Orleans,
10. 1857.
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EERI FAcIAs
ID aGainst B. DcntFa0 and Justin Dentras, TO
ne directed BY the HsassaAae the Ffth Dis
trict Comt f6r the .paEiah. q oEaeane. In the
above entitled canse Twin proceed TO sell ut public
auction, q the NerchsntsT and AuctioneerI Kx-
change, Royal street, between Csnal end Custom
house streets IN the second DISTRICT ~ this city. On
SATURDAY, April IS, ls71. ct twelve o'clock Il,
the following described property, 70 VT
buildings and improvements thereon, eituoted 10
the Ffh Distxiet of thu city (late AcOonoghvillel
being lots numbers one and two q square bounded
by Bringier, lawrence, Hancock and Franklin
Streets said lots measuring each sixty feet front
% Franklin street, with depth Of one hundred
and twenty feet. lot number nne forming the cor
uer OF Franklin ard Lawrence streeta; And,
2. A PORTION OF GROUND, with I'll the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated TN the
Third District Of this city, in the square bounded
by Consress. Craps lnow sursundyl. Independencs
and Love now Rampart) streets, measuring TWEEN
tyeight feet front on Congress- street BY depth d
dfty.three feet nine ineheA
Neixed In the above suit - belonging to defend
ant, Justin Dentras e at
G. g. eAtvIKRT.
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Manufactured by LOUIS STERN L Drss, New
Orleans, Louisisna. Factory ON IreP sAmeu street,
near Marigny Canal 0Aiee-No. Is Charities
street.
Bone Black, Of III grades Sulphuric Acid. and
Neats-Foot on constantly ON hand fse I'm
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
EXCITEMENT IN NORFOLK, "a.

A MEETING OF coLoRED MEN PROHIBITED BY
THE MAYOR.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 17.-SiDce the murder
Of the colored policeman John Wson, st public meet
ing In Portsmouth, Saturday night last by an un-
known party the negroes have manifested such state
OF feeling as 10 give rise to serious apprehensonS Of
trouble between the two races Sever0 meetings have
been held by tho blaeks both IN this city and Ports
mouth at which resolutions Of sympathy and deep re-
Rres were passed. and Of them 1t was also re-
solved 70 call meeting on the market square OF
this city this consider the sad occurrence OF
pon the publicaton Of this call the Democratic press
OF this city became alarmed for the maintenance or
peace and good rder and In view Of the fact that tAe
murder was committed In Portsmouth, they called upon
the Mayor 10 forbid demonstration which might resuh
In collision that would certainly do no good:
Appended TO the resolutions passed Dy the negroes
were lists Of committees plan OF arrangement ana usS
OF speakers several OF the orators named being noeo 0r
the nfammatoryIna OF their addresses Yesterday
the excitement and feeling In regard TO the anticipated
mass meeting had reached such pitch that the Mayor
hAIoks 0TT1cE, CTTI HALL EoRIoLK Va, Nov H. lSIL
A PROCLAMATION.
mass meeting having bses called for Friday aferaoon on h1rtt
% ~ Gst occurred IN that cty sst sstuA, night and
resolutions md AnE 10 addresses and oee
Ssd Sooh Be eromSye Of eV and hhey 70 ea 70 breach Ae
peaoa AAnOaish The IeDs gsSe not % a3saht on AAIse
Iqa.rs Gr tS ,SSIe % ,Sssa @ sSs asooon 4 ~
tne more especially a the matter no. seSen1 s.s,sSs Mo-
me acton OF the MAYOR is Denounced by the Repub-
cans as outrage upon the OF the eoored citizens
Of Norfolk and many Democrats consder 1t reprehens
BILE aud unr aled for. It 10 alleged by some thAt the
yew poSdbe TO furnish pretext for declaration Of
martial fav down here The meeting not held up to
the preseus time Everything remains quiet
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
THREE NEGROES RANGED BY A MOB

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 17.-Squire Taylor, Charles
Di1op and George johnson, negroes charged With the
murder Of the Park family taken out Of the Jail Ht
Chsrlestown, Tnd at O'Clock this morning, by mob
Of about 10 persons. masked and dsgised 50 OF whom
The negroes were hanged In the woods about two miles
from the town.
When found, Taylor had been stripped naked, and
burned In plumber Of places with brands from hro
which the mob had knded probably with the intention,
as expressed by them, Of roasting them alive. II IL
strongly intimated that Che negroes made confession
before death Taylor and johnson were hanged on the
same tree and Davis on another tree some hundred feet
distant The mob was made up Of citizens from the
vicinity Of Henryvo, Otis County. and ChaTlestOwh.
Tho foronsf'a Inquest hd to-day, rendered verdict
that they came TO their death By yolepce being hanged
by parties unknown, The negdes had not been Indicted
escape punishment No attempted 70 interfere with
the mob, who broke IN two doors With sedIc-amllers
and chises but the Sherh unlocked the third seeing he
could not Keep them ORt. '-- -.'- '. .'." .. .
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

tss as@s. s on e a. 'Sss Ss a. i ia. isvs
Vida1l: ~ more than tSaa Er. olive T lnews ' = ~
made thrcggn ne THss tsas llr Hall L. t6isf. o.
Shis s 8 SsSs iSE$SsSS sS1SaSS
as Joa.. ' s.is 'ssf not sss. iA' H' and
" S: is e. iSsf sSs sSs S:: s a
EsSs sys PIX ssHt.s, sysr .As column. .. the
9. We desire % cot upon soms testimony We have
sRInmSned eyeryb0dy: Cen yoa suggest anybpdy that
rSSSs tSsS Grand Jsry vii No. sTS Sss npon 1niS tSe
eytdsaee thak 0Ren 70 Tho whole pnbio neither viii
they cot upon mat can De obtained that Is my
Yoa saa 10 say Il vs had positive proof We would
sSs sa 1ssi Ss Rs.s = S ~ w. ~ al ' fs NOV si al
tSe 6a s xEs Sssa HSS.ssS wscS %sSCGSTt:1as.sd
me9tI teaop . thsse Esss s5PsnSitSSrs. % snS the
Aave.bsen hased thu Erosec1.ton;
O. VIII you look ct thOse SOnchersi 4. DO HOi ksOU
'r9 SSSss.scod aSS@ Tod ysu eese reply 70 question
by Mr. Oliver you stated that thero vero leading ar
ssss:o ss: u dI rs s
ys when called e.se, Ie . !, ,sS ~ 70 .S
q rpiythat aHOUid take 6 n ne hands Of every man
:S' :s sP9 .s 81 Io % Ss x ps sa & T,. re-
Can you ten US the men VINO vrOts those articles
Q. San you tell us the patty who wrote the article.
which you puOil'hodi <. III re were q great many
Q. Referring to the charge against Mayor Hsli A.
Q. MT. Jones, DOES not everybody who sends you
IN ana % Gons you v bold him respSa:lSIs 4 told You
don't propose 70 gye you sny1iag OF the interior Wofh
Ing VI The Ttn1el, neither shall L.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
THE STORM.

sHIpwRECKs REPORTED ON LAKE ERIE - Sew
ERAL LIVES LOST.
PoRr Rowan, Ontario, Nov 17.-The follow
ing vessels we're driven ashore Long Point on Wedne
day. The bark p c. Sherman rolled over on the end u
the Point The crew left the yessel In boat and were
driven out In the lake. They are supposed to have been
lost The vessel u supposed To 6e total loes Tho
Hch0onsr A. O. King went ashOre two mes west OF tho
li1ht with a. 900 bushels Of Tic saEed
The propeller Evergreen City went aahore eight miles
west the light with no cargo Inc crew were saved
hut the vessel S probably total ose The brig kegolnte
went ashore at the lighthouse and win prove total lose
Two OF The crew, man and one woman, were nozan
10 death rue rest Of ths were saved hayfnE come
lahore on pieces Of the wreck The scRooner saxon was
driven lahore last night, and b > total loss. n 81.
ARRIVAL OF THE CREW or THE BARK j. O.
'r SHERMAN 80. .'t
BUFFALO, Nov. 17-The crew OF the bark j.
c. Sherman, lost OF Long Point, arrived hare to-day
They drtted across the LAke In an open boat 20 hours
10 cold and 70 the heavy sea- and were d1enched
TO the sn mo stewardess died on the passage nom
exposure. '1f'I'9 p. iti &c --..- fL. ~ h.-
THE sroKM IN MAntE-TRAyEL SUSPENDED on
h, THE EASTERN RAILROAD, l..e....
PoKrsMoUTH, N. r., Nov. 1.-THE storm
swep. away about $4,000 feet OF lnnber end 300 cords o
woea ~ oquiniauit HArbOr York Me The trains on ne
Eastern Railroad ere not expeotod 20 cross Hanpson
Flats for day or twoyee '- ,..'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
"HAzINGn IN THE NAVAL ACADEMY.


SIX ADDITIONAL MIDsHIPMEN CADETS DROPPED
FROM THE ROLLS-EMPHATIC ORDER Fkoh
SECRETARY ROBSON. '..
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Secretary Robeson
has issued the following emphatic order concerning
"haznR " In the Naval Academy:
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Nov. l6, 1871.
The Secretary Of the Navy learns with regret nst tne
order from the Department 81 the h % o. Se @
the proper punishment for the oepses against good
der and discipline, has failed to utterly remove inc eT
ndsnt Of the Academy reports thaa the 6arbsEOus and
ungentemanhke practice Of haHtng has been renewed
TSn he second year at the Academy and that not only
the constant Anpoyances but In some instances nrnt
had been sa9eCtsd @ aRS proprss nasss
teTGsut a1Te snd tSSy are found to Fave bssn
GiScre@iLabe and lawdetying cnatacSer. In we preIl
ous order the Department announced iS intention
necessary to stSdcaA This persstent and dsnant folly
and wrong. Young gentlsnen eected 70 % eeneAseo
tSat the Coinuance Of the national favor depends upon
the spirit with Vheh 1t H. receiyed and tnat
r their PSG% PG % hss 1UsysSg Ss foSsd Sy rsoYs
The Department therefore desires tne Sx eaoet asm
men have been guilty q Sas1sVS y soS6 Sao nSra two
Of %SCm in Sddtion broke aein parole
he dropDed from tho rolls Of the Academy - nnns 1OF
the nssaTp o,s cadet dpmeu who been ssO
guilty this regard tAonsh n les Ssgee, Srsr w ~ = ven
q tOT NJ ~ nat snnSf Leave Cern ohe who have
sSo offended aganSf the resuatons and oEoSs S o. ~ ~
Academy WIN deprived q al 1919 ss' & q minor
o. three mcnths IN conclusion et e Sistans :. 81. az. az
s;S SSS ts: e. a Assds%yC tSs S e TS
4Oes ActOn. y the sis.a ths
70 the Zoo K tS sOsasSs ssary Of the Navy
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
MEXICO.
TIE CASE OF THE AMERICAN VESSELS BROTHERS
AND HARVEST HOME-MEXIcAN ACCOUNT OF
TIE AFFAIR,

TIE CASE OF THE AMERICAN VESSELS BROTHERS
AND HARVEST HOME-MEXIcAN ACCOUNT OF
THE AFFAIR.
"War and Navy Department Third Bureau.
ing ~ tins Department under date Of Sept. "A: -
NE. SECRETARY: The captain Of the Port Of Tabasco
ssEseaLIe and sad event took place at santa Anna Bar
aboard the American bark BrOterS Inc cargo being az
ready the captain positively refused 70 60 ashore ana
from the Judge which was taken aboard BY the police
and the agent OF the coAsRnoe In order that DO should
lSdne: and Yin case be should refuse 60 bring him BY
force The captain refused and when ne was arrested
another captain Of the American bark Harvest Home
sSfRard sSsR SnGaS6Sd %%SdSai9 S yS Orsrs to sSs
from which Oos s RssFsG when hss ss.y sssssd
the legal ocefs with swords and pistols king three
Mexican citizens and, among them, the agent OF t1e
nO%se Ra~9R P1a S Sss Ssas sas snS sSS:
reached land II iS believed thst hoae aboard the yes
eel had their IOSsea for the lsgna O9cers EhSn they
sSeSpsa saASaS fesSsed aHq Sa % GSsSa diving report
what had happened An expedition, composed OF ca
SSpaSs SS Ci SS sS Sn %as vSsa S
and dO1bleb s6SkGgnS Voa9dns four ~ he essS
II was going 70 FIRE q SecSnd shot the
chOked her. Therefore with th8 event. and the four
wounded they became demoralizod, Apd the expeuuOh
"on the following day another expedition vas formed
al6 when t went 70 SEA 1t only found the bark Brpths
winds and cuFents for one q isS anchors hsd bsoksa
The three bodies Of the Mexicans were found aboard
RT0tsr a. is 70 IS supSOS. ooS Se SeSn on
the horizon The bark Brothe % Santa Anna
Bay, ma tse c0pess. were buried The coastgnee put
shao . b seat " her respective pert according 70
fOIsnao1 Tie District 1udge, ss1 an iniOFmsd Is at
6@RtS ADna. HSuerEoinE tSdieiN nvSsteatien
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
GERMANY.

PROPOSED PROSECUTION OF INTRIGUING CLER-
GYMRN-A PROPOSITION TO PLACE THE EN-
PEROR WILLIAMS EPFIGY ON THE NEW
COINS VOTED DOWN.
BERLIN, Friday, Nov. II, 1871.
The Bavarian representation in the Federal
Council has proposed bill to permit and provide for
the legal prosecution Of cergymen engaged in unpa-
Otc intrigueS.
The German Reichstag 10 still engaged In the con-
Eideraton Of the Coinage bill vote was taken to-day
upon proposition TO place the efigy OF the Emperor
william upon all the new coins instead Of those OF the
urlnoes Of the respective countries comprised In the EN-
pre and 1t decided in the negative by conSdera-
BILE majority.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.J

In consequence Of unocial reports which have been
published in many papers throughout the country the
public have gathered very impressions relative
TO the manner Of conducting the business pertaining to
the Syndicate Europe 1t has been stated that the
bonds forwarded TO Europe from the United States
Treasry have been consigned Messrs Jay Cooke Mo
Cuoch Co.. and forwarded in installments OF $4,000
900 each; whereas not single bond has been trans
mtted to jay Cooke McCuoch Co. direct. Every bond
forwarded to Europe has been conAgned ana aeYereo
10 the Hon. W. A. Richardson, Assistant Secretary
United States Treasury who has an once In Lonaon ann
CORDS of clerks under his immediate super
visio whose duty 1t is to deliver the new bonds as ey
of 1852 caneeng, scheduling and packing tne same IN
iron safes for shipment and final redemption at the
Government ofoers until fun payment received there
The Cabinet meeting to-day was Of three hours dur.
On The President received visitors either before or
sitter the meeting he being Occuped IN the prepaauon
of his message Manifold copies OF the neSsage
will be given to authorized represenIauSes od neSs MS
Executive Department with copies or the Oncal oocu
mcnt for the two Houses OF Congress-.
Gen Spinner will shortly issue crcuIsT c0ncernng
that after January l. than half note VIII be re-
turned at ts full value clearly half note at one half
NOT be redeemed unless there is positive proof OF the
missing part having been destroyed. -
RepresentatVes SoOfeld and Lansing or theku-kluX
Tn9 trS Ssea sv NUMBER
OF Witnesses They say that In Jackson County In that
state there have been 70 murdess since 1853 and that
there are now white Republicans In that county.
IbouRh the condition Of affairs generally Is had there
seems TO be little Improvement over "hAsn "aS
two years aEo. ,, - -,--,- -.,..-,.a L.
day until the 6th December One claim was rejected
because OF nsufficieney OF proof $1,000.
Major Nevin was this afternoon formally appointed
Pension Agent Philadelphia in the place OF Major
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
A I0u1svfLLE sENsAroN STORY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1T--1he Coujer-J Journal,
tomorrow, win publish letter from the South, which
states that society strong IL numbers and wealth. has
been orGArlzed, having for ih object the i'm.
pSrtatiOn M negro tunsns into the North
efn etateS The letter Ia question, which
sa6K negroes q ere Dangerous IN every corrmuBity
moAnN % t4AG AW1y noaaing them 20 70 nosth % the
Ohio RtyeE yAe 6qcAty v qppoead " The kn;Klnx. 10
clGma Il hks e hight ID t6s abAAnce of local Justiee,
denied ~ ne HeAsfaI GoxefnnAeat e get rd Of ln
TIE increaaa az noero criminals ir the 1eFtA daring tbs
Last htee 0nthsb the resuit Of the operations OF us
gocfetys TAS OoafSerjOrHdl discOafagCs the move
nbene zsgnneefnK asd danenkot, And eAStBs 70 t0
tteAd sdasAtton end nndnesa n Ae negro .5gyst
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
AUSTRIA.
A CIRCULAR FROM THE CHANCELLOR.
VIENNA, Friday, Nov. II, 1871.

VIENNA, Friday, Nov. II, 1871.
Count Beust, late Chancellor of the Empire,
addresses formal circular to the diplomatic agents OF
the Austro Empires resident abroad, stating
that his resignation not based upon any political
ground hut reasons Of purely personal character
The approval Of the British Government OF Count
Beusts appointment to the Hungarian Embassy
at London has been received here.
has become known that Baron Won KellersperG the
head Of the Cis-Lethan ministry and formerly Gov
ernor Bohemia recently, and with the consent OF the
Emperor undertook mission to Prague with the object
Of endeavoring TO convince the members of the Pro
vnca Diet 1t for the interest Of Bohemia to be
represented in the Austan Reehsrath The Baron has
Just returned TO Vienna, having been entirely unsuc
cessfu in his mission As has been already stated the
elections have been ordered by the Imperial Govern
mont to take place directly by the people
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
CANADA,
CENSUS STATISTICS.

OrTAwA, Ont, NOvl 17.-TO-day's Gazette
contains the census returns for 1871, showing the total
population Of the Dominion at s4sa0 an average In
crease Of about 1a per cent since 1861 The present pop
ulaton Of Ontario is 1e9OI2; Of Quebec, 1l9OoO OF
New Brunswick, 2s5777, and Of Nova Scotia SSOO Ine
perceptage Of the increase in the Last ten years b
ontario sixteen and Onetenth Quebec, seven and one
eth; New-Brunswick, thirteen and one-thrd; Nova
Scotia seventeen and Onehfth. Sir John A. Mcdonald
Is repOrtedltO be very sick.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
.-,a.. MISS NASsFIELDS coUEssI.
FALL or AN UNFINISHED BUILDING-A WORK.
..t. MAN KILLED.

During the past Summer Charles Decker OF
Harlem has been erecting three brOwnstOne houses In
one-hundrcd- twenty -secondsty between Flstavs
and Avenue A. Work had been fastened 70 anticipate
the winter unt the waS ncosed nearly three stories
The foundation rested upon low ground and the cellars
have been repeatedly nlled With water Tho storm OF
Tuesday poured torrents o. water into the cellars but
the walls being 10 inches thc the workmen thought
that there was little danger ana continued work About
a n YeStardaY the snddenly gave way and
the wala OF tie three buildings fell With loud craAh
Charles Nelson, laborer living IN Mott hayon was
mon had fortunately goRo homo.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
HYDE PARK STILL 'sINKNG-ANOTHER MINING
o.; -. ... 'i.... STRIKE

. SCRANTON, Nov. f7.--The ground over the OK
ford Mine has sunk about foot within the last "a hours
and wit probably continue to settle for days.
There is no apprehension felt that further injury win
occur 10 the buildings. The damage h estimated at
$4,000 I h'' .'' = ''.' r.
An the miners ana laborers 1900 in number, belonging
to wkesbarre Iron aud Coal Company, are on strike
for non-pAyent Of wages. It was agreed At the re.
sumption that the should be paid between tho 10th
and 18TH Of every month Ibut during election month
was delayed ant the 2is and now they insist tbe
basis being cOmpiisd with '.'.' :. .' q ''r
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
rEr.RGRI.APBIo, NorEs,

:, sThe tin-can Eaken Of Baltimors are on stsiks
. The Pusnam Fire InsarsRee Company Of Hart,
fssd has hIed . gDa1sesa - haAkipstst. 49,,
Yhe ohlo sssA dsbs he been decreAsed his
aS 9r5o1IG 5As N6k6dSte 80 4aSDff1 e. - e" y - ~
gg TIE IU~sF baE1ol q tie Tennessee I1eislstasS
has ~ e .ts n A-s sssst - $ia dS'
on bas SD q Istxruck "a CORY "a Penn. Than
- ssak SatES wahSbsA nsp1a SsassoG % 51l'1a =
.a.s The eengtneUp - Erous1Fy bas deeitsd thas
q. w. si 3 q z s :s;s ( ~
.,.-M AeaH gseies there e ee q 15nta 5Ssi
ssss:s ~ - y s:.:@:s
g Is s :. sss,.s s: ss::;f sss .s - 3 = '
% Th6 suns.latla Aens ef lie yIsdeup River etsts
Hsg.i, - s ,s.. y "a q q ~ 3 s:s Z Ss.k-
sllaSa e sel.1g n1[ sSl.is = gEsssss y -
Sss" A. u - n A. "a
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
SPAIN.

ANNIVERSARY OF THE CORONATION OF KING
AMADEUS.
MADRID, Friday, Nov H. 1871.
A deputation, consisting of the Senators and
Deputies in attendance upon the COrtes together with
the Ministers of the Crown waited this morning upon
King Amadeus and presented their congratulations to
His Majesty the first anniversary Of his accession to
the Throne of Spain The King in response, gave the
strongest assurances Of his patriotism and devotion to
the cause Of recovering for Spain her position among the
powers Of Europe and restoring national industry ana
prosperity.
Strikes have been commenced by the workmen In va
rfous parts Of Spain in obedience it is reported to sig
nslR from abroad.