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Steaaaeio aAeot. Speedy, - "a co.
Portable, che has become fhNe1a. and to-day
i one Of the best patronixed packets thst
leaves this wharf. Nr. John bird . chief
clerk.
The shreveport Sostk~sstern, Of the
twcnty-second, says:
The Carrie Converse brought us later initial
igence yesterday from the bayou at Je6er-
son. It was falling slowly when She left
there. with plenty water for any use be-
tween that point and this.
The Flavilla came in Thursday, and gave
us the latest information from the upper
river. which il, that the stream was rising
slowly at Bargetown when she left, but
falling very fast At the mouth Of Black
Bayou. Heavy rains had fallen at Barge
town and above. She brought in $50 bales
Of cotton, eighty-five of which were con
signed to this point. She met the George at
Bargetown, which boat gave her 209 bales
cotton.
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STEAMBOATS,.
AND BENDS.

For Greenville, vicksburg and the Bends.
Leaves every THURSDAY, at P. N.
NGAw~ h Fer Creenville, Argyle,
h Sunny Side, Eggs Point. Barnard,
H&Egg44H8t Grand Lake, Leo,a, Maryland,
Carolina. Pilcher's Point. Skip
Milliken's Bend, Duckport, vicksburg, Grand Gull,
st. Joseph, Rodney, Waterproof Natchez, Bayou
Sara, Bacon Rouge, Plaquemine, DOnaldsOnville and
magnificent steamer
KATIE.
J. M. WHITE, Master T. J. HOWARD, Clerk;
Will leave as above and wilbland all Coast passen.
gers with their freight
Connects at vicksburg with packets for all
points Oh the YazOo and Tallahatche rivers
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
A. A. GREEN, Agent.
mh8 No. 1856 Gravier street.
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$50 o1tAe Bese Ranilies -6ensa.
- = Cansed.
nxA Vonexuela, April 8.-Gnsman
~ lmpeiooned some members Of
flfes. Tho imprisonment Of
~ created . great sensation
p1Gtfes, and It Is feared many
lenes intend abandoning him at
- ara IN arms, and in full
u xtofoo and the eastern part of
Do. Itoobs have been sent by the
80 ~ e1tack them.
~ 36lgnt continues his disorders in
~ = saspected of conspiracy
80 u fstOr Of General Domingo
uutetland and Genera, Gulanane
fng - expedition on q large
~ &e9soA against the Pulgar gov
IS Gasf4cas. They tried to effect
- 1bge1En houses, but were unsuc-
y f>eeigners fearing the arbitrary
n03oal manner of governing the
~ ~ eause Of the speedy down
XHo1qmt rulers.
1ovied taxes ON all and every
aganting to foreign vessels the
53cying the coasting trade has
~ causes crest cOmmOtion
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26

New YORK, April 25.-COtton firmer.
The difference between the several grOwths
has decreased, uplands, Alabama, Orleans
and Texas bringing the same price. The
demand was chiefly to fill maturing con-
tracts. Sales 6l85 bales at 153sc. Flour:
Southern dull and lower; common to fair
extra 36 6507 20; good to choice 81 2009.
Whisky 92092ltc. Wheat l. 2c lower;
winter red and amber Western 81. IS al S..
Corn opened 102c higher, but closed
scarcely so firm. ut 74076c; white Southern
Sic. Rice quiet at 8A 09c. Pork lower ut
$l7 IS. Beef dull. Lard weak; kettle II Sc
Naval stores dull. Freights: cotton by sail,
Y 0Sl6d. Coffee is in moderate request
Sugar firm and active; fair to good refining
is quoted at 9s 09sc: Molasses firm.
CINCINNATI, April 25.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; middling lac. Flour dull and
unchanged; family IS 1896 49, Wheat dull
and declined;'red 81 3O0l 80. Rye dull and
nominal. Oats steady at 81 SIC. Barley
advanced; Gales of choice at 81 IL. Pro-
visieno dull. unsettled and panicky; diff
cult to give accurate quotations: no pres
sure to sell. Bacon: Shoulders, 7Ac; clear
rib sides, 9lsc; clear sides, 10c. Bulk(aeats
nominally Ga 07ac. Lard held at 1lAc.
Whisky dull and declined; sales at CSC.
ST. LOUIS, April 26--E1pur: buyers con-
tend for decline: superhbe winter S. $50
- W. CAtA0 W w w uOuUlC cAlTd FO0
6 10. Wheat quiet and unchanged; sample
lots spring range from 81 10 to 81 81; me-
dunn to choice winter 81 4501 81. Corn
steady and in moderate demand; $50 5Olsc
for mixed in bulk; SAN q Sc for sacked,
Barley firm; 81 lO9l IS for Minnesota and
Iowa spring. Rye slow, 80 Gle. Mess pork:
the market is demoralized; jobbing lots
could not bring over $l7 50. Bulk meats
fnt. Bacon nominal; shoulders 7; clear rib
sides GA 09asc; clear sides 9Ac a lOc Hams,
sugar cured, A0 l5kc. Lard nominal.
Hogs firmer, $505 IS. Cattle unchanged,
30 03 50 for inferior to extra.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April Is, Evening.-Consols
80. Bonds 90@.
Bacon: short rib middles Aid.
LIVERPOOL. April Is. Evening-Cotton
easier; uplands fully 71sd; Orleans 10 a
71sd. Sales $4,000 bales, of which 1000 were
for export and speculation. Yarns and
fabrics dull.
Linseed oil, 3ls Sd 3ls 1Od.
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Stock on hand and ON shipboard. :.

TO-day's exports embraced 244 bales to
Liverpool, 1870 to Amsterdam aud $40 to
Venice. Receipts proper since Last evening
3539 bales, against 1884 on last Tuesday and
703 last year, making ap aggregate since
Friday evening Of 1l,08 bales against
l3, 1872 for the corresponding time last week
and 924l last year, and since August 81 OF
SuGAR-AbOut 100 hhds were received to-
day. The demand is good, and about 400
hhds were sold at full prices; inferior Ga
07c; common ~ 0734c; good common Sc;
low fair 81 061tc; fair 834 09c; good fair
9Ac; fully fair 9ls 09a4c; prime 90 0l0Ac;
choice lOh 010a4c; yellow clarified 1laa
0l2c; white 1914 a l3c v 1b.
demand is good, and the supplies have sold
at 22025c for common fermenting; 80 a 43c
for good to prime fermenting; 30040c for
plantation reboiled, as in quality; 55c for
prime reboiled; 3O040c for centrifugal;
Asa SOC for cistern bottom. City refinery
rebOiled is quoted at 80 06Oc; golden syrup
soc 0$l y gallon.
FLOUR-We note more inquiry to-day,
though the market continues dull, the de-
mand being confined to the local trade. The
sales to-day, however, embraced $500 bbls,
Of which 50 and 125 superfine at S. IS; 100
double extra at Sc 25; 60, 275 and 200 do at
$6 50: 50 treble extra at Sc 50; 100 do at
s. 60; 24O do at Sc Is; 40 and $50 do at
IS 80; so do at IS 80; l25 do at 81; 100 do
at 81 IS; $50 choice at 81 62ls; 50 and 100
do at 81 IS; 50 at So: 100 and 100 do at
IS IS; SO, 100, 200 and 200 do at IS SO and
$40 treble extra on private terms; IS half
bbls double extra sold at 50 Is y half Dbl.
BRAN There is none in market; the last
sold at 81 so p 100 lbs.
CORN-The market is firm, with fair
supply and good demand; 5000 sacks were
sold to-day, Of which 1000 mixed and yel
low at 7lc; 1000 sacks at 71c for mixed and
80 for white; 400 yellow mixed at 72c; COO
and $500 white at 73c y bushel.
OArs-Are also firm, with fair supply
and good demand; 1900 sacks were sold to-
day. of which l5O'inferior at t6214c; $50 or
binary at CSC; 200 prime St. Louis at &c;
100 choice St. Louis at &c, and 800 choice
St. Louis at Csc y bushel.
HAY--Is in fair supply and demand. Five
hundred bales were sold 0-day, of which
100 prime ct &24, 100 and 200 do at 425, and
lbs choice ct $26 p ton.
PORK-The market il dull and more
depressed. One hundred bbls original mess
sold on the landing ct 4l9, and so do at
Wy " Dbl. It 10 retailing ct 90 p Dbl.
DRY SALT AEAr-ShOuldoEs are quoted
q ~ 40 y b. Fifteen casks shoulders
n4oo.-g - ezsivals hsvs dspuesssd ths
~ - - - q I: ! 2,
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Yesterdays Evening Dispatches. ]

New YORK, April 25.-The Sun says a
| gigantic fraud has been discovered, and as.
serts that Victor Place, late French Consul,
with one Hector Chauviten and some
prominent pers0nages, made large amounts
illegally from the French government BY
the exaction Of commission and over
charges on arms and provisions purchased
| in this country.
One operation in beef alone, as said by
the Sun, netted the ring over $1,000. The
total contract amounted to over SIC, OOO. 600,
on which two per cent commission was
levied.
The San adds: 'sFifty to three hundred
per cent profit was charged on larger
amounts of guns purchased of the United
States government, and that profit Of
$3.50, 600 was made on thirty-fve batteries of
Napoleon guns alone.
Mr.. Place has been relieved BY Mr.. Bel
laigur. late consul at Charleston.
A committee OF inquiry has been ordered
to investigate all transactions.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-It is the Grand
Duke Alexis, third son Of the car, who is
coming to the United States.
Among the nominations which failed to
be confirmed by non-action, are Burk, ap-
praiser Of merchandise at Mobile: SDeed.
postmaster at Marion, Alabama; Wakefield.
New Iberia, Louisiana.
The Mas0ns of Paris are endeavoring to
compromise troubles.
ST. Louis. April 25.-A heavy frost on
Saturday night damaged the grapes and
peaches.
William Marsh, engineer of the steamboat
Belle of Alton, has been taken to New Or
leans, charged with burning the Belle.
LOUISVILLE, April pa heavy frost and
ice an inch thick here. The fruit crop is
damaged.
VERSAILLES, April "a, Evening.-Fort
Valerian slightly cannOnaded Maillot gate
Of Paris to-day.
General Ducrot has resigned
PARIS, April "a, Evening.-The expected
suspension of hostilities did not take place
to-day, but it is believed will commence to-
morrow.
The communist papers of to-day concen-
trate in an attack upon Theirs.
A placard upon the walls invites the
friends Of order to be in readiness to avenge
their brethren murdered in the recent
butchery in the Place Vendome.
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E 410 - 14IIlI ~ II -
ii'ss ~ s. :. ~ !! 9 r Sl :s q go.
corrss@fher Z; Is sin NO life n the MAJ,
ket, and Auotations are nominal: Prime
lgold duty paid 5ol5ltc; good l4,4 .
4&c; fair H0l 4Ac y b. Stock 16, SOC
bags in importers hands and 5000 in second
hands.
ToBAcco-The market has been perfectly
stagnant since our report of Saturday
morning, and NO sales have transpircd.
Receipts are increasing rapidly.
FRElGHTs-Foreign freights are steadier,
but the demand for room is only moderately
fair. The shipment coastwise are email
steam led: to Havre &c; to Bremen ZIG
0l532d. Grain to Liverpool, sail 10d;
tobacco to Europe 35s 01s; cotton to New
York, steam sc; to Philadelphia, steam SEC;
flour to DO 60065c; grain l20l3c; oil and
beef 81 IS y Dbl. n
SALr-Dull and unchanged. Ded |1rs sell
coarse Liverpool at 81 1O0 Is, and fine at
81 l50l 20 y sack. When large lots are
taken. at warehouse by boats, q deduction
is made for drayage. Table salt, in pockets,
the demand good. They sell $500 - 50 y
ton on the-levee, and $l4 so a Is in sacks.
RIcE-The market continue very dullsfor
all descriptions, and we now quote Carolina
at Ss4 087c y fb for prime. 814c for good,
Sac for tair; Louisiana at Sac for prime,
7a4c for ordinary and 6a4c for common.
RangOOn offered at TIC Y H.
WHIsKY-Is quiet, but he ers are firm at
soc y gallon for Indiana add Csc for Gin
cinnati rectifed; Bourbon 81 5005 for pure
and 81 al Is for patent.
CORN MEAL-The market is firmer to-day
under a better demand; 100 bbls Kindred
sold on the levee at 81 IS, 100 at s., 100 and
60 at % 10 v bbl From store it is quoted
at $3 go y Dbl.
CAROLINA Cow PEAs-The market is
firmer to-day, and holders. have advanced
their prices to 81 80 y bushel for choice.
decentralization potatoes are very
dull and sell on the levee at 81 SO 90 p Dbl.
New Louisiana potatoes at $505 50 Y Dbl;
do onions IS y Dbl. Louisiana cabbages
l0015c y head.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens sell On the
levee at $607 v dozen, and turkeys at $50
y dozen. Western eggs lea fSc p dozen
on the levee. :.
BUTTER-The market is unchanged; choice
grades sell well, but inferior qualities are
very dull. We quote choice Goshen 420
43c, common 25 a 3Oc, good to choice Wes-
tern g q 25c, inferior l219 2Oc y 10.
CnEEsE-Is scarce and in request; Wes-
tern factory commands l50 lie, reserve lac
and English dairy II q lSc y fb.
BEANs-Are plenty and dull; white Wes-
tern sell at Sc 5o07, and Northern at IS p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26


Tuscan gvnHmo. April =. MI
f The extrens. case in money still con-
tinues. In fast, money y cheaper now than
Il has been 1t any time since the war. The
banks are filled with idle funds, and on the
efreet capitalists have offered to lend for
thirty and sixty days on approved col
laterals as low - y cent y annum, and
AL business paper is done readily outside
at bank rates, and even lese. We quote
COS p cent y annum for AL thirty to sixty
days notes secured by unquestiOnable col
laterals, 500 for good do; 8Gl 10 for short
Al business paper without coll aferals, and
l2016 for good and second clkss. Long
dated AL business notes range from 10 to Il,
according to signatures and Endorsements.
The above are abOut the ruling rates.
Transactions have been made in second
class eOllaterals at 10. Mortgage notes are
quoted at 900 y cent p annum for AL,
and II al IL for second grade.
Gold opened at l]0h 0ll1 y against l1O7s
at New York;, and closed at the opening
rates, both here and in New York. The
business included $1,000 and $l3, 900 at ITO 10;
$4,000 at Ill a Ills; 5000 at Ill liz, and
5000, $1,000, $500. $1,000 and $1,000 at
Ills.
There appeared to he nothing whatever
doing in silver. 1t is still quoted at lO7 q
l08 for American half dollars, and pig q 3
y cent premium in gold for Mexican dollars.
A more active business was done in for
eign exchange and at sitter rates, in most
cases showing an advance Of a y cent
in commercial bills. The sales Of sterling
embraced nearly f75,OOO, Including sllOO
bill Of lading ut l2l, E5OOO at l2IA 0l2lh;
fl2,OOO bill of lading and clear at 12l % a
1914: $4,000 and E5OOO clear ut l2l y; $1,000
bill Of lading and clear. and $4,000 clear
l2ll9 1914; = at III n 012las; $4,000 and
$4,000 clear at 1917 s.; E5OOO bill Of lading at
l2l&; ,E25OO at 1918 0l2l2.; f250O Ameri-
can ships bill at l22; $4,000 AL clear at the
same; $4,000 private bankers at -l22, and
$1,000 at l22 a l22b. Sterling may now DO
quoted at 1914 q l2la for good to Al bill IF
lading and clear and l22A a l22ls for bank.
Domestic exchange was dull. but rates
showed no material variation. The banks
drew on New York at % y cent premium
for remittance, and we noticed sales Of
$4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 commercial
sight on New York at v premium, $4,000
and SIS, 900 commercial, and 5000 and $780,
600 private bankers at SIG. and So, 900 at
% ian outside rate).
Very little Of any moment was done in
stocks; 10 shares Mississippi and Mexican
Gulf Ship Canal were reported at the re-
duced rate Of $3.50; 10 do at $295; 10 do at
$500; Is Crescent City railroad at $74, and
"a St. Charles Street railroad at $72 IS.
In bonds, 3 consolidated city (old) changed
hands 1t IAN.
"A small lot of small new State warrants
changed hands at 60. Dealers reported
buying rates for State warrants at 81 052
for large, and GO for small, and for new
Metropolitan Police at 81 a ~, and selling
for the former at So q IS for large and %
63 for small, and for the latter 90 a 9SA.
Nothing reported in city treasury notes.
The last sale was at "a y cent discount. =.
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~ ssssl I4s 42&1&y4g3s -
u. loa1D - New o41oaaD Eho1oe c.
ron CAlnO AND q. LoulA
ll1lnolS Ceaezal Ra11roaA Raekees.
e 4, Tor Me9a61s Cnlre and
- th6 0endD-Ihe ms passenger
eteameSs q this hns win leave -
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,. April e, 1t r. II.
PAULINE CARROLL......YO RR, Master
Leaves On FRIDAY, April %. at r. n.
Giving through bile Of lsdtng to Ill points On the
Memphis and Clnrleeton Railroad, Nashvflle and
Northwestern Railroad, and Memphis and Ohio
Railroad-slso to st. Louis
Through Tickets furnished 1T lowest rates to all
points last, West and North, by al the various
routes via uemphis, Cairo aud st. Louis. state
ROOM room. secured - General Once. los Common
- l. WOODS, General Agent,
lO4 Common street
G. g. WAYNE, Freight Agent
81 Hafchez street.
Dills Of lading fsr al lfeights over the illinois
Central Railroad; signed ct tie ONCE OF
JAMES T. TUCKER,
mhl Is CArOndelet street.
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LOWER COAST.

Regular Lever Coast Packet-TWice .
Week.
Leaves every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
49, - Fer the Forts, BHras,
Point. -la-Hache and al planta-
ton landings-The new steamer
BANNOCK CITY.
Tin place Of the Bradish JOhnson.)
JET POsRY, Master. O. CANTON, Jr.. Clerk.
Will leave a. above, returning every Monday
and Thursday. J. n. PETERSON,
jail LEA Grsvier street.
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- slso NJ 49, - ~ l1es :. =
tla1le vith ~ 80 - asEses Casada =
IoUSvrr1s, April - Sbne persDaa
making an excavasion % ShippinsPort to.
day exhumed quantity Of Indian rcmains.
Rlver. Ineeloi0eace.
SouTHwEsr Pass, April q, IS P. M.-Ba-
rometer 1854. Wind southeast, fresh.
Arrived: Brig Margaret, J0hneon, master,
seven days from Balixe, Honduras. with
passengers and United States mails, to G.
w. Hyns0n T. Co. Sailed: Bark Rosa del
Turia and brig Concertina.
VICKsBURG, April 25.-Passed down: Pau.
line Carroll at twelve last night. Passed
up: Bismarck at 3 P. NJ, City Of Cairo 1T =
P. NJ. Passed down: John Kyle ct r. H..
warm and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, April 25.-River falling. Passed
up: Potomac, Glencoe, City of Alton and
City of Vicksburg. Passed down: Colorado
and LeOnidas.
LouIsvILLE. April River has risen five
inches three feet one inch in the chute; five
feet one inch in the canIa. Weather cloudy
and warm. Arrived: Kate Robinson from
St. Louis. Boaz from Memphis. Departed !:
Indiana for New Orleans, Kate Robinson
for Cincinnati.
The Boaz has laid up to wait for boat on
the falls. The p. w. Strader turned her
freight over r the Indiana, and laid up for
the present. Her officers left for Cincinnati
this evening.
PITTsBuKG, April 25.-Slight rain fell this
afternoon. MonOngahela river, two feet
eleven inches and falling.
CINCINNATI, April 25.-River fourteen
feet. Arrived: Minneola. from Memphis.
Departed: Champion, for st. Louis. Slight
rain fell during the forenoon.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Arrived: H. CT
Yeager, from New Orleans; Grand Tower,
from Memphis; Ironsides, from Cairo De-
parted: Julia, for Vicksburg; Belle Lee. for
New Orleans. River rising. Weather
cloudy and warm, with slight rain tonight.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICR OF THE REPUBLICAN.
"wednesday, April rs, 1871.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Morgan. Lockwood for Indianola via
Galveston
Steamship Hudson, StapleB, for Pensacola and
Florida Ports
Bark Tidal Wave, Duncan, for Savannah
Bark WinslOw Davis, for Amsterdam
North German brig Forniica, Oltsnanus, for Liver
italian brig FruttajOlo. Monasteri, for Venice
Steamer MO.lie Ebert, Ebert for Louisville
Steamer Continental McC1Oy for St Louis
Steamer James HO ard, Pegram. for st LOuis
Steamer Atlantic and barGes, Burk, for st Louis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
COMMERCIAL
TUESDAY EVENING. April Is,

TUESDAY EVENING. April Is. 1871.
COTroN-The sales to-day summed up
Zoo bales, at prices requiring no .change in
our quotations, which We repeat as follows.
We also give the Exchange figures, which
are for even running of its types, while
ours are for average lists, with the outside
rates for strict:
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-
- DaTk Merrlhae was
- - Az I1est-Fast Trip by
I116nee-1Upofeaat Communi.
- 49, mississippi River
- q Sea-Nlarine Disaster
nr1nx Races-Ipdfctment Of
1Sesser-Raslread Dsel. et
~ oa.n-cese.. A. Tsr..
=. ~ ~ ~. w.:.r
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.ssss n S =. sI Mo. .nS oarA
- - oosCon 11r MOntevioe0,
n ~ OuSWalo D0und vessei,
49, 80 az nv -.
~! = -, 1ne sse.W W;a
z-:s:s .R nLcm J:hAUsn, WIS,
ss;;Is9: I. a9 Cnlen VIA 81 rox and
&! ~ }. - e 10y nOuIs: one iound
49,. ~ loxs1 cn .% cana'
g! 4. EopOtso0 70 tne lakee,
AZ l9PortanS water communi-
- N1ae,asslPPi river East.
=. W AR!A @o.-1ne steam
49, o.orT SPOKE Inc
II nOm ne 70 naitimore. on
n + svonSy-tMr0. Inc schooner
.ecksonvllle, Fiorida, Tor
.alelnaete0 ana lost all sails
49, Wwc9 INTO Hatteras
z 9eer oet4n bruen, on the
Inc ann VOle mas gone TO
Ak1s
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~ sdnf - 49, =.
S - . - = rssevss
- snueeep tsus1 Tie town Of
- 49, pslsoasrs Of tbs gar
slisso ssesped from the
- isrtiAed, in apprshen-
1 ~ tho insurgents.
onlb Tor the government
~ nit IN Panaqa, but quiet
Zun Degots state that forty
-, Vale1pia, were destroyed
sfsfVsea salvador and Honduras
- 1sner k0lds the territory of
vihg defeated the army of
xywhBro. General Hatruich
. rrovi6ional president.
xGGto aEo constructed in the
- 0Y4~0At AAVAhs WASsSsA SAAC oAAACA
NJ IA. San Miguelas has been
= ~ allied rebel forces Of Hon
. SWjok's army, it il reported. has
ln into tho mountains Of Hon
tk6if retreat cut of.
lGtfkQ1Akeo have recently taken
~ tho south Pacific coast.I
- Of Tara del Fuego murdered
y md three sailors Of the brig
Nkile n the Straits of Magellan.
6qfnn 1ndians are preparing for .
1taGk On tlae settlements. Two
t S1fea1y been made, in which sew
- vsre killed and . number Of
rs on1xied o6.
Pm have granted the neces-
80 denanded by Mr.. Leigh,
1S1e ~ laying Il telegraph
~ C1ne th0se two countries.
kSx ~ Keen formed to run . line
- betWeen CallaO and China.
g y dahecribed.
y natioa greatly increases the
49, eansed BY overflow Of the
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Iren Works Suspension.
Wescopy this dispatch from the Memphis

BUFFALO, April 2L-The Courier, re.
ferring to the suspension of the Union Iron
Works, yesterday, says the immediate
caus SO of the failure is owing to the coal
stri ke,. and embarrassment growing out of
it,. In consequence of the scarcity Of coal,
but one furnace instead of two has been in
oper alton for the past three months, causin 2
q fal ling of in receipts for that time of over
one b undred thousand dollars, and no re-
duction in expenses. This, together with
the &C arcity Of capital. caused the suspen-
sion. Liabilities are nearly one million:
assets regarded a. ample, but much beyond
the me ans of creditors.
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

Regular Arkansas River Packet.
Leaves ON VI DNBSDAY, April g, at Pm,
H0A@~ h Fer Fort Smith, Wan asuren,
iAlN Dardanelle, Little Rock, Pine
Bluff and al way landings-The
Zine and fast passenger steamer .
IMPORTER,
JOIN A. WILLIAMs Master, JOHN BIRD. Clerk,
VIM leave As above. Will take freight for White
nver, with privilege Of reshpping. For freight OF
passage apply ON board, or to ". N. SURLS.
apps No. Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-26
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NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE .s
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CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD!
MOBILE DIVISION

Two express trains daily On and altar MONDAY:
January x, 1871, passenger trains win run = ~
lows: Leave New Orleans, from the foot of Canal
a. n. and r. NJ Arrive ct Mobile ct 40 md -
P. NJ Leave Mobile, from foot Of Goverunoat
street, for New Orleans and intermediate station6
at $50 and $50 P. n. Connections made ct M0bilo
by A. d. trains with Mobile and Ohio road i6r 81
NORTH, East AND WREf, and by the p.
n. train with night express train OF the Uohlo
aud Montgomery road for Montgomery, Atlanta,
Augunta, Savannah, yacksonville, Florida, and q
poipty North. East and West Freight trains eooh
way daily, and freight received ct the foot Of Jn1o
street before y. delivered ct Mobile early next
morning. Freight ~ low as by any other route.
For through tickets or further infornation 8 -
rates Of freight, apply at the company's once eoe.
ner Of Camp and Common streete
J: 4. KRNDRICK, General Superintendent
New Orleans. January 20. 1871. in II