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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14
Marine Intei hqonce.

nspsOs OF fMB RIPU1GlCAu,
| iuesaag. uovenber Il. lsz.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Wilson. for Wilmington, Del -
schooner Fiani Lucas, Hai:e. fsr Russsn Island
ARRIVED Y1srRlDAY.
Steamship vieasburg; nor..ll, heo New Ye!k 81
Steamship Juniats, Hoxie nom Philadelphia vi
asysna, nov to VIM Creevy-sd district
BARK !. Norton stevsr Sherman, u Asys fron Soste'
Tow8oATa T.
J Kellogg. Coll. from St Louis. with barges
| ST1AllD0XTs.
| Commonwealth. Sedan, from St. Louie.
| 30bert Lee. Cannon. nom Vicksburg.
Right Way, wilkinson. nom shreveport.
| nart ABLE, baIancO. nom Wallis LANDING:
| Henry Tete, Dal!eIes. from Donsldsonville.
haPides smith from Shreveport.
vs. PHe. lse~n, nom ssyoa Sara.
Laura. Hopkins nom Mobile.
II Yaeger, vanhook. from St Louis.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship Hutchinson, Talbot, from Indianola via
Galveston. to Charles Whitney kcO-lst dis
Nay Lowry, Boley, from Jefferson.
Lucy s S,o fI ano% pps', from Cairo
Governor Allen. Libsno. from Fort Adama
Mellow COMING Up.
s::s 10 s:e: XXI 2:.9 e"
.r Rx1o1Ts.
WILMNGTON-Steamship Natagorda-6o casks
LIvTRrooI-shsp Chillianwallah- bales Of
cotton lO1l sks meal 42oO slaves
bbis doar bb.s pork bbis meal 3 bbls bread Is
pkgs mdse
u101Ta
NDlANOLA VIA GALvkSTON-stesms Hutch.
insOn-lsl bales cotton and snndr1es
MOBlLE-eteamer Mary-773 bales cotton and
PHILADELPHIA VIA Notwithstanding Ju.
misunderstanding Geo Peabody-s4 tons pig
nO1n!-eteames Laura-6sO bales cotton 100
bbls lime 10 bbls turpentine
RBdRIl1D OF PRODUCE.
ST LOC1s-steamer Commonwealth bales of
cotton e and :%ndry mdse
cotton 1910 sks cotton seed 40 sks seed cotton and
SHREVEPORT Steamer Right way-z7l bales Of
IT LOUIS steamer c Yaeger-2 bales cotton
1851 sks cotton seed 36s sks corn 1900 bbs dour 4s1
ST ISUs- stssper kei S I'D Ss1Se.-..;7
bbls -four 393 half hbls hour S216 sks corn 100 ~
bran GOO sts oats 7sl bales hay 81 bbls pork and
Walls LANDING Steamer Bart Able-sa bales
cotton I SKIS seed cotton ls2 hhds sugar ll9 half |
bb.e m0laeeee I'll bbls mOasses and sundries
CONGRATULATIONS Henry Tete-lOO |
hhde eu9ar so 6bls Dolasses snd sundfies
Steamer Rapides-5lS bales cotton
1873 head cattle and sundries
observation-disclosures Tahlequah-l3a bales of
:0tton 50 sks cotton seed hhds sugar Is bbs suear
3 bills molasseo
BAYOU SAkA-Steamer W 8 Pike-lll bales of
otton - Ska seed cotton l49 sks cotton seed 1885,
lhds sugar $50 bhl0 m0lasses half bbls molssses |
md sundries ~
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
IORT ADANS-Steamer Governor Allen-632 bales |
0ttOn 20 eko seed cotton 24l SKIS cotton seed q !
lids sugar IS bbls molasses 1913 head cattle and
unaEte0
JEFFERSON-Steamer May Lowry-72s bales cot.
CAlRO-Steamer Lucy Bertram-l.l bales cotton |
lol sks corn 9a5 sks oats 3l5 sks cotton seed and
nndry produce
u I1B 1AILDoADa,
l!W Oa1RAN0 JACKSON AND GREAT uORTU.
~ kAlL.OAD, November 1850 bales cotton and
Few ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
DAD; November 12-90 bales cotton l6O bbls lime |
obe apples and sundries
1OR0AAc LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD |
Dvember 13-1l bales cotton 289 hbls molassee
III Dds molasses IS hhds sugar and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

Tho Jackson Pilot Of Friday gives the
The closest figuring that the Democrats
can make ON the subject Of the political
character Of the Legislature gives us six
Republican majority in the Senate and nine
in The House, but We believe that we shall
have fifteen Il th0 Houso and nine in the
Senate, making twenty-four ON joint ballot
The popular vote will show that we have
near twenty-five thousand Republican ma
jorify.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

C0NSTABLES' SALES,

Alex DuAar ". M. Deuaxenes-Severrh
ynstlce Court for the Parish Of Orleans 10
RY vIRTUE OF WRIT OF F1BRI FACIAS. TO
-. me directed BY the Hon. p. Gallaher Seventh
i ".ce Q! 5ne Feace in and for the parish Of Or
issns. VIII proceed to sell at public suction, on
ny E11rS4n :Ireet between Cadz and vslence streeta
-Four cows ' ~ ~ ciocA ~
Teazed IN the above numbered and entitled suit.
rcncy. ' =" sn'eo O's'es cur
roAo,. J. B. &. LAICHE
no4 - Constable Seventh Justice Court.
- so.4 haalea ~. william N1ehels-
No. $50. o PsElsn OF orleans,
RI vlRTUB OF WRIT OF prKR1 pActAs
70 me directed BY the Hon. J. G. Baum Fcu-fS
Justice Of the Peace in and for the pSrish Of nr.
leans IwiA proceed to sell ct public suction an az
THUkeDA1, November l6. 1871, ct twelve c;ciocS
Il IN eont Of my once, No : Frenchmen stree ssH
One lot o. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Siesed In the above entitled suit,
Terms-Cash.
"o' 10 AUG. BUICK, Constaale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14
STEAMSHIPS.

- STEAMSHIPS. 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA HAVANA.
10 sail q SATURDAY, November Is, At 8 ?. L.
k The Fiss Al ste:ssii1
JUNIATA,
| r.. ,,.,.,.. Hox1s. Comnander.
'o' height 'p'l,t%s WILLIAM CREW. .,,n,
ses Corner Carondelet and Oravier streets.
zen NV Y0KK.
ABRoHA1rs str AMs1rp I1u.
cesssadas ths a.sselass st,anshtps
d11kezt IS1;Si; .Gss:s.a Thcma. Halsey
iTs iTsoroIis::::: Sss:ea 4 4 sS S,s..
AAA11 . sOUp14 Captain D. ,. DuSdick
sA1ua mon NV YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
R<kNT soa nv 1osk uu,or-n.
81 :. ...-.,,,
THOMAS c. HALsRY, Commander.
WI hs"s Asr wharf, loot of Je1srsoa sasees, .
SUNDAY. November 10, 1871, s& sA.n. -
!nsse seeaRsn have super,se aeosnneaaHaae
"f 36: ss;s i:s:. ~
~ Q .
oeeieee Faengo.. ..................,...W
~. 81 ledins aened thzsugA - Inverness. a..
r., 49, - Hamburg. ThseeeH asSsis -
&c.,. :sila1 don NV 7sri svssy 49, S
jon; eoizasf T. i :HCe'kk K AGENT.
-. Ine oeeonahin UNITED STATES vin 1eiiev.
!ee.1n& on SUNDAY. November Is. ~ 8 4 q ooS
8lREdKN.
Nsrth German Lloyd.
LEANS VIA HAvRs, SOUTHAMPTON AND
SA The Stea0ships Of the Nereh
1 ~ German Lloyd win resume their
regular trtps - follows
From Bremen. From Aew Orleans.
e0L =! ;::;:::: september l6. October. a.
sEkkAWSYh akk .oesobe5:: November 4
dANNOVkR. November 3. January ia
kOLN...........D December 90 Fsbrualy To-
Touching outward 1T Hsvre and Havana, and On
heir homo trip at Havana and Southampton Ia
and and receive passensess and freight.
Later days Of departure viii b advertised hers.
Ifter.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
HVsA OSemeu, UOuCno0pt00 OF 6Avre TO Havana
os New Orleans:
ol3O gold.
STkkRA0k.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % gold.
rom New Orleans or Havana to 6outhaupton. |
Hsvre or Bremen:
OAbIN.................... o1S0 gold.
CIA6kAVA............ Is gold.
From New Orleans to Havana:
VAOiN.................... 80 currency.
A030A06......s....... - currency.
Passage tickets nom Bremen. Eouthampton an |
avre to Few Orleans issued by the undersigned.
OF further particulars apply to
I'D. p. STOCKABYBR CO., Agents,
ly2 y = Union street.
TH8 CROMWELL I'M.
Fer New York Direct.
This Linz = composed Of the Steonshpe
GEORGE WARRINGTON, COBTIa
oBOR0B CRoNWBLL 0f Loum
. GEORGE WASHINGTON.
E.v. EAGER, Commander,
SUNDAY, November 10, 1t sA.M.
I'm lsaSs her wharf. loot q rouleuse sRoeA -
owe.
1oa2o.................s..
freight for liverpool, Bremen and Hsvre tnAan |
this dne. and through bills Of lsdine eivn - ,
san& 1ee nsisht u passage spplyt -
ALF1RD MOULTON,
~ 10. u Corondhlot OtyooA |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

Nsw Yoak, November Is. Evenina.-Cot
to eloooa 6rD; sales 473o bales; Iiddlina
uplands isis; Orleans l9asc. Flour:
southern dull and dropping; co0moo to fam
extra Is e097 50, good to choice q $50
Wheat closed dull; winter red and Western
Hel GO Corn closed steadier; in store
steedy. Beef dull. Lard quiet: kettle
reoaeaoal Ia. Naval stores quiet. Tallow
90I0c. Freights unchanged.
Sales Of futures to-day $500 bales, ~
follows: November, Is 3f60 lSAc; Decem-
FsSssasy, is* SiSsisc; March, . isc: Sp ,GS'
1satc: Nay, l9lAc.
Coffee dull: Rio III 0l914c. Sugar
steady; fair to good refining 81 09ltc; Cuba
and Porto Rico So 09Ac. Molaescs duh.
CmCuxArI. November l3-Cotton: de-
mand good ut full prices; low middling
H*c. Flour: market steady, with . mod
s s..ss Odd e.; -, family IS s99s7s Whsst
IS. Cord dull and prices dropping; new
45c; old SEC. Oats: market steady, with
. moderate demand, at35 o 40c. Pork quiet
and steady in every respect; small sales at
$l2 1913. Old and new lard quiet and
unchanged In every respect; new bold ct
SHc. Bacon quiet and UNCHANGED in every
respect; shoulders 7Ac; clear rio sides q nc;
nj il11zi4c. the isffsr In n ".ns. oa,1
WhSky: msrket steady. with /. mode,st.
demand At $50.
. A0Ons H0vo0oer lS-C0te0n dull but
nrices: snnerfns E;u ue%s9 @s Eoc9 g. ~ nH
TEfss Il S1S5 AZ On. dcnh, - 90 80. - Ssl
Sssees o. W.. - Ts a.. Nc PIE vnI ~ 81!
NO. - v;rts. 81 81 70 % 8 isn vlst
stssdv. Nth /" moderst. J:u. HCIn -; @s5
~ A9Ec. rsii"w e. uI.s' a. "lx &C.,
msrs.t stss, So ~;sS s.cnS S PIC. Oa9
m;rsd N srsSk al a ..nn oae 1oU cenand:
cloesd 1850 ~: Tohs.. soI ,;.., ~n.say
m. He~~ r.,,;.si R .s. .sJse ones-
d.. .ts.Sr III nseymX uncnanGed. |
And ~. e.. e cS. IscOa 9"le5, Joo3mE
FL sides r.: cle.r s;Jas 10y E,es5
quiet; refined sS s' ''''' :" o''' Lard
ssescn Merkeee' |
Lo.Do.. Movember IL, Evening.-Consob
e'esea = r.: bonds a*.
4An.s. Ncvsmeer. N;-Rentes 56f sc.
C0:t0n closed str0ng; ,middling upls1ds
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14
OOAAEROIAL.

MoxDAY 4vsHue, November l3 ls7l.
COTfON-The ssles to-day summed up $500
baics st sitter prices requiring slight variation
in our quotations for middlng aud strict middlinf
We give also the Exchange figures, which are
for even running Of its types. while ours aIe
0r average lists with the outside rates for strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14
CECURlTY LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
OF INV YORK.
r. A. BARKER. Geueral Aeonf.
Ne. s. Carendeles Street, New Orleans.

From the New York Spectator, October IS, 1877.
Among the few companies which promise to
transacted during the present year. 10 the 81
CURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY CON.
PANY Of New York. Its business shows . large
and healthy increase that for the correspond.
ing period lat year. and viii doubtless continue
In rs favorable ratio until tho close NJ the year
the first very abe and conservative. It has lent
itself to none Of the cheap and tswdry devices for
getting present business ct the expense Of future
insolvency. We believe that the company has.
&nrsusd from the outset very just and fair policy
ns GeaDge with its policy holders and - this f
u; aopbtlese, largely indebted for the popularity
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

.s7lsgsse- ora ard ~ - fgi5 - - ~
INSURANCE. '9a
GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE lNDUM
ANCB COMPANY o. NEW YORK
1seablisheA I. 1850.
ALL POLICIES NON.FORFRITADIR
CASH on ,THRD NOTE PRuuuln.
! no MOTIFS REQUIRED.
Last Cash DivsaesA Einy Per Csss.
Fone1ee m f0fco USo0yo
| ANNUAL mO0m0..ss ~ -
Losses paid since 1859. Observation-Disclosures. eo9eol
oYS1CRls: ..4,- 2
". Il. PBCKHAN, President. q
| ". 7. HOOKER, Vice President ) w.
| l. McADAM, Secretary and AetuaFy.
| 9. A. FREDRIKAR, Superintendent Of AssnsieA
DIRECTORS:
Hon. John L. Dix, New York. "a
John J. Crane, President Bank Of Republic. a-
william y. vermilye. Bsaker. Wall strest Cvss.
milye Coz.
Charles q. lockwood. Cashier xew.rk 1.p,a,e
Company.
Hon. George Opdyke, ex.Mayoe Of New Yeea.
e..
Sugar Refining Company.
z. Y. H.nphvoDt A., = usn.s-.-.
wf,i.,, v,,r... wn..~
Innr. -. .1a w.
william ". Wrt.ht M.-cn.,.
Charles J. starr, nerchsut
william Allen Merchant
GeorgeW. Cuyler Banker pslmyr,. New York
George 7. Hope, President Continental Yxs h.
surance Companv
s %oad A. 1oel~ ood' rark rleee.
Twenty-third street, New York.
ra-.-s wS-s. ~""
oeoree y. r.rlee L.vver
WI. Coesven. Merchant ..-.., .'rl
Manager for Lou,si.ua And rex... In. Ia
street, New Orleena IN ~
TBUYON1A
u
ANSO1tANOG COMPANY
o.
-
Insure Fire. Marine and River Ra.a,. N
rexpo, Apv opy,c, m ~ o,.v
NEAR THE CORNRR OF CAMP STRRyf.
s.SseriIsd. sSs'ses
4 1111 1ADU, President
G1oRGH sTROHkYTS asc-st.rx
Heard ~ Trv.s..,,
4. Elmer p.der. n 1r,nr
". B. Schmidt, Thc0dore Lilienthaa
4c % s cSanesaef' rIaak 1oder,
= RicErrt SsHl.a e'cAs'
Jacob Hassinger, Oh. 1notfsid.
2. 1: 1astte, f. fohlmann.
r Seie. Z Ee;.:enSsrh
=: Z 0cgFeve, N.A. Beumgardea,
80 ~: Dn un. Seeeph Keller,
ie4 isi SS"o'~
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. &
>~vcc>>n>,->>~>co,,~
HAWKINS = TaARP.
u. 0AWEUD-laAlAD 1HAnp.l
ATTORNBYs AID eOUNSlIORS At Law.
aO............C P1aco. N
QBW ORLRANR
I1oope assntace given - iusinam n ~
otate and United 9tA&As Courts 40
EDUCATIONAL.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-xEw WOODEN BUILDING. FELT
rooE-A good Ioomy building, suitable for a
church or schoelhouse, having been built last
year for this purpose, will be sold to be removed
from its present. location, Camp and Race streets,
on reasonable terms. Apply to -.rt
noll st Z RHODES, No. Il Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

The market opened with . fair inquiry, and some
9aes st previous fates but after the receipt Of the
factors were more stringent in their prstensions.
and in several cases realized 80 moro than thew
low middling to midd!ng sold at III. There were
fewer Gales Of low middHng 1t l73sc than on Nafur.
day, l!tc being the ruling rate, and refused in
some iDstanees
The Exchange reports: Market firm, without
being qu0tsbly higher"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bolea
stock On hand September l, 1871 ....., 1S.X
Arrived since last otatement. $3.50
Arrived previously les lGB-l7l si7
NRateC to'Ooy... %.lTO
Cleared previeusly leg 9oe-lI3Oe7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14
W INSURANCE.
.>~~~~~~>~~~~~>~~~>~~~ ~~Y~>~~~~~>~.>~>>~4..~...
IN TIE WORLDS GREAT FlRR
- wBALyH saAL,L SUPPLY TOUR LOea
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
Hartford, Cessecticut.
INNURANCE.

Chicago l0eses.. 100000 =
OF which over BALFMILLION DOLLARS (es0a0A
has already been adjusseA and paid 10 three hun
bred and fifty -four claimants, In cash, dollar r.
dollar, at the rate Of thirty to hfty claims -
day. and this work win b expeditously continued
with NO red tape, until every dollar Of liability =
fully Nquidsted.
OvBR 11s. O0O, 900 N Cash HAS BEEN PAID BY
THB KTNA since it, organization in 1915 and new
comes through the worA's Grestest FIRE
With The Largest CASH Capital. LarOese
-Cosh Aaeooss and Largest Cash xoeo0o-
OF any Amesjcaa insuraase conpany. 81
Remember the tTi6lng origin Of free that sweep
slider your best interest, aad give the EtnA Agent
call II you need proper insurance security: Paw.
2 fair rate Of premium II sod and genuine q.
you, procure your insurance with shrewd judg-
ment. 2. A. BARKER Agent,
nO126t No. - CaTOndelet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

NEW YORK-Steamship vicksburg-Asstd mdse
NDlANOLA VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hutch.
insOn-lS1 bales cotton and onndr1ee
MOBiLE-eteamer Mary-713 bales cotton and
sundries --- -
niafA-Asstd mdse
ANDROSSAN-Ship Geo Peabody-s74 tons pig
iron
MODHB-Rteamer Laura-69O bales cotton 16o
bbls lime 10 bbls turpentino
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-25

The maxim that the voice of the people is the
voice of the divinity, may in some cases, be open
TO doubt, bnt the testimony of honest and enlight
ened witnesses extending through series Of years,
and all to the same pnrport is worthy of credence,
ADMITS OF no question. Upon such testimony the
reputation Of Hostetter's Stomach Btters as an
ahtidote and cure for many ailments is based Dur.
ing tne twenty years that it has been before the
world, innumerabie preparations intended to COM
pete withit, have gone up like rockets and come
down the extnguished sticks. Meanwhile the pro-
gress of that Incompatible tonic has been swift
and steady--always upward and onward like the
eagles flight. Its introduction produced revolu.
ton in therapeutics, and 1t proved to be one of
those salutary revolutions that cannst go back
wards. To-day Hostetter's Bitters is one of the
most popular remedies in christendom, and COM
mands larger sale than any other medicinal prep
araton, domestic or imported, on this side of the
Atlantic. As a cure for dyspepsia, bilious dis
orders, nervous affections, general debility and
preventive of epidemic fevers, it takes precedence
OF every other remedy. This face should teach the
mbitious country dealers who endeavor to foist
their local abortions the public in its stead how
futile their small attempts to cajoIe the community
must necessarily be. Where the game fish have
failed there is no chance for the "suckersp
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Telegraph News In General.

Portland, "a. Jos. O'Hara, who is in State
Prison for stealing clothing, has been par
doned by the Governor. His sentence was
five years and he has served two.
Toronto, "a. The Ottawa correspondent
of the Express, says that the case OF schooner
Horton was simply regarded as violation OF
customs regulation.
Halifax, "a. large bark is reported
ashore on New Harbor ledge, near Isaac
Harbor. There are no tidings of the crew.
Two vessels are ashore at Popes Harbor; two
at Marie Joseph, and one at Rickerton.
The coal vnssels which were scattered by
the gale of the 18th, are coming in.
Chicago, "a. The verdict of the coroners
jury in the Grosvenor homicide case, simply
states the fact that Grosyenor was shot by
Treat without sufficient cause, but say the
jurors opinion is that Treat supposed he was
executing orders given by those who placed
him on guard. Treat was arrested
Judge Gary, chairman of the committee OF
Judges of United States and State Courts in
this county, is preparing bill for perpetual
ing titles of the County and State Judges
under the statute. The laws and constitu-
ton have heretofore made it practice to
| meet the emergencies where there had been
| any defect in the law. us
At meeting last night of property owners
on Michigan avenue and north Park Row
it was resolved that blocks of vacant ground
on the lake shore north of Monroe street, be
donated for railroad purposes, the railroad to
pay price to be fixed hereafter. The price
heretofore offered by the Illinois Central,
Michigan Central and Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad is 100000 1t is probably
worth double that.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

James W. Fisher has been appointed chief
Justice of the supreme court of Wyoming.
The information received from North Car
DINA is to the effect that the Presidents
declaration of martial law is working the
very best results.
The warrants for the payment of pensions
are now being prepared in Washington and
forwarded TO the agents throughout the
country. Pensions are now quarterly
Over seven millions are required each quar-
ter
Something like religious riot took place
IN Scranton, Penn, on Sunday. man at
tempted to lecture in the streets against
popery, and he was set upon by crowd of
Catholics, who very nearly killed him.
Washington despatch states that among
the nominees for the territorial legislature of
that district are Samuel r. Bond a native of
Essex county, Massachusetts, John w. Le-
Barnes, who was at one time prominently
connected with the labor reform committee
of Massachusetts, and Lemuel Barsley, a
native Of Sangerville, Maine.
Commissioner Baker of the Pension Office
has received an intimation that an effort is to
be made to effect his removal Senator
Conkling is at the head of this opposition of
the Commissioner.
A man named j. r. Wilson, of Levant,
Me-, was brought to the police station in this
city last evening and locked up, but for what
crime none of the officers in charge seemed to
know. From the man, however, who told a
straightforward story, it would seem that he
had been arrested on suspicion of having
been embezzling funds belonging to Mr..
Lewis Goodwin of Bangor, Me. Wilson
says he had power of attorney to dispose of
patent rights of a sash balance in New York
and Pennsylvania, and finding business dull
in those States, wrote to Mr.. Goodwin that
he thought Ohio and Indiana might be bet
ter place to operate in, and also stated that
in case he got no instructions from him, he,
Wilson, would go to those States, which he
accordingly did. Oct. IA he was arrested in
St Louis, and after lying in Jail nine DAYS.
he was taken by Massachusetts officer, who
had requisition for him from the Governor
OF this State, and yesterday he arrived in
Boston. The failure of Mr.. Goodwin to re-
ceive his letter Mr. Wilson thinks is the
cause of his arrest and personal explana-
ton he has no doubt will result in his re-
| lease. Why he was brought to this city and
locked up he did not know, unless the war
rant, document he had not seen, was issued
in Middlesex county.-Boston Journal of
Tuesday. ...
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Washington, "a. The Cabinet session to-
day was brief The subject Of the recapture
of the schooner Horton was not mentioned
There was, however, a conversation in re-
lation to the Hornet, which it appeared, from
official report at last advices, was in the har-
Dor of Port Au Prince, menaced by Spanish
war steamer, which intended to capture her.
Our government sustains the course of Minis
ter Bassett in his complaint to the Haytian
government, of this breach of neutralites, and
has through the Secretary of State informed
the Spanish Minister, Mr.. Roberts, of the
views upon the subject. Whatever offence
the Hornet may have committed after she
had given bonds in the United States, is con-
sidered question to be settled by the au-
thorities of this country, on the proper proofs
especially, as she carried the American flag,
and therefore possesses national character.
The government sees no necessity for the
use of forces as the entire matter is under
going peaceable adjustment.