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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-22
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

AMI IU OA0hOAxs
North German steamship Ge-mania. Het!ch from
Hamburg 2lth ul'ilno. VIA Santander 3Cth 10
Williams. Ripe!ti &co-i:h district
Steamship W & htwes, Lcciw God from Indlano,a
and Galveston. 70 { Whitney &co-lst district
Bark Ah5ie Franklin. GRAY, l6 DAYS from Ph..a-
de.phsa. to Geo Fos,!:ck &co-Poirt
Ship Charles Davenport. Potter from Liverpool
Aug &c. 70 Lowell Ba:lev-PoiEt
Ship Nuuquam DoIMio, Cousins. from Newport
Waes, Sep: u, 10 Master-poipt
Bark Mary Way. Russell, a days from Rio Janerio
20 Phipps &c"-po!Lt
Eayk Investigator. Ford, from Bordeaux Aug 81 70
{ Cayaloc Son-2a district
ScloCuer LIZZIE Lima, Webster DAYS from Ruataa
lsla.G 10 P.ilsbary-2d district PIT
TOvBOATs.
Char berla;n, Williams, from the Passes--owed
down and 20 sea Ssh instant ship Row aut1ee-
brought Lp ship Elluguan DornO, bark Iary
Way and schocus. Lizzie Lima
Rel ublc, Lumberd. from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea. scLoouere Island Belle, Race Horse
and Ange!iH:s-BroISht up slip Charles Daveu-
pert aud bark Invest gator
STEAMBOATS,.
st John Greenhouse, Baton Rouge
Saiado, KcuEs. from Shreveport.
Governor Allen, Libano. from Fort Adams
Laura. CuZzeus. from Mobile.
Thirteenth Era, Trls,ow. from jefferson.
Andy johnson. Woods. from st Louis
BELOW---WAITIEG ORDERS.
Bark Brothers, Ki;Id.r, Il days from Tabasco 10
master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-22

MADAME BLACK. THE GREAT 1rn1Av
AA AstrolOgist, 10 still at 1871 Caroudelef afreet
near Julia She win disclose to past
with marriage, business etc Has aure rewedv
tor rheumatism. and for reconciling estranee1
lovers Satisfaction given OF no paw myl
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Marine Intelligence.
CTF!CE OF THK RRPrBLyCAH. ,
Sunday, October -, it-i. I
CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship George Washington, eager for Sew
York
Steamship CLntcn, Frallm, for EGia.oa via
Galveston
Steamship Tappahaunoek, Reid. for Charleston,
sc
Spanish bark Italia Eoroan. for CaGiz
British schooner LIZZIE Webster, for Ruatan Island
wa Cleu:aeros
British schooner Mon.rose Parsons, for Grand Cay
man il ballast
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Average ExchanGe

The market opened with downward tendency.
which became more marked after the ESQ +. NJ.
dispatch from New York. quoting mddhns up
lands 1T Is &c showing decline since yesterday
OF nc, and resulted in the falling off noted above.
The demand was fair. Early in tie day low mid
ding tvendors) sold at sc and later IL the day
low lSsc; strict low mi.iding sold low as
l6Ac. and MiGdlirc at lG3. C ard IL &c; good o,-
binary sold at lsisc. We also heard of low mid
ding as low as l3c.
The Exchange reports: Closing with decidedly
downward tendency. It's quotations are 1t dUt,d
* il low midG.ing, ard &c IN uliddlirg.
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VNHE FREEDMAN,S SAVINGS. -
TRUST COMPANY.

THE FREEDMAN's SAVINGS Am
TRUST COMPANY.
A National Savinss Bank.
CHARTERED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF
United States, March, 1865
Thirty-.bree branch offices haze already he., ..
tablsheG throughout the country.
Principal Once.
wASHIN GTON DISTRICT OF COLvxp,A
J. ". ALvOED. President. D. L. EATON, Ac,r,,,
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH:
l14.......... .Carondelet street n.
New Orleans LousiAna.
Deposits Of any an cunt received AL a~a.n..
strictly private ard confidential. All denosts -
PAYABLE on demand with interest due. SfY 81
CENT interest paid or compounded free NJ .1
taxes eemi-annual:y each year. Especial aIy.nt.sa
charge trust funds; alsO. to societies. LODGE ~
sors and assoc iatiOns. Certificates Of denos:+ !.
sued PAYABLE Or demand in currency or eotd ~
interest due. Deposits can be made BY expYess II
bAnk draft, or postal money order. Depo.its y,
ee.ved from individuals, firms, sOcietiea AVA y.
po.ations, subject to check ut sight.
The Freednan's Savings and Trust Comna.yv,.
Incorporated for the special benefit Of Ia 49,
men Of the South, but 1t offers its Advanfsces n
sil glasses alike. As national institp,ion ~
;ect at a.! times to the supervision Of the Csrs,ss
Of the United States, its honesty aud iutesr4S ~
constantly assured.
OFFICE HOURS: From A. II. to ~ Il And -
C. D. STURTyvAEr
nh171y Cashier New Orleans RrsseA
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BREMEN.

| A The Steamships of the North
! &A6 German Lloyd viii resume the.1
| regular trips as follows
From Bremen. From Sew Orleans.
fSasKfrRT S SePtsmeer T. %stsSss
NsW I0RK; November 4. december H.
HANGOVER. November ?. January IT,
| koLN. ......... December 80. February TO-
Touching outward at Kavre and Havana ard on
then home trip at Havana and southam pton, 70
land and receive passengers and freight
Later days Of departure will be advertised here.
| after.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Eavana
Or New Orleans:
tABiN... .........................@I3 $3.50 god.
'''''''-'......-........ ~ god.
From New Orleans or Havana to SOUTHAMPTON
Havre CT Bremen:
CAhlN'.... .....................el50 gold.
SAnnt'A"h.'. ..................... IS gold.
From New Orleans to Havana:
CABlN........... $50 currency.
sIkEhAdE... 20 currency.
Passage tickets from Bremen southampton or
Havre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
For further particulars apply to
Ed F. STOCKMEYER CO., Agents.
JyZo ~ AZ Union street.
TIKI CROMWELL LINE.
For New York Direct.
Ih1s Line 10 composed of the Stesmsh:rs
GEORGE WASHINGTON. cORTRa
GEORGE CROMWELL ST L0r1a
Ask The steamahip
& UNITED STATES,
J. A. BROWN Commander
SUNDAY, October %, 1t An.
WIZ leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse street, -
shove.
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Hsvre taken |
Ds 'A1s hne and through bills Of lading given fus
the same For freight or passage apply to
.o ALFRED MOULTON
soIo No. Il Carendelet street.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
For Bremen, via Havana and Southamp.

10 The Steamship Of the North
I<4EK kOLN.
H. {. FRANKIE, Master
Lying at post A. Fourth District, foot Of ST. Mary
street will leave on SUNDAY October %, y.
O'Clock a. u.
For Pas sage apply to -
{. F. STOCKMEYER. Agent,
ccl92t No. Il Union street.
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FOR HAVANA.
~ The Hamburg American
@e Conranys steamer
I~1LK GERMANIA,
uiIaESkll1lkalS Captain Hebich,
Will sail NOVEMBER / at A. NJ.
Price of Passage-Cabin $50, currency; steerage
$40 currency. For freight or passage apply 20
WILLIAMS, RCPERTI 4 CO..
ocI8 .col No 100 Common sire ct.
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FOR SANTANDER,

@A The Hamburg American
6 Packet co,nlaSy's s!eaneT
Captain Heb!ch,
Will sail November !, at "A. NJ
Price OF Passage-Cabin s $50 gold; steerage So
gold For fire. glt or passage apply 10
WILLIAMS, RCPEKT1 q Co.,
oc1S :Eoi No. 1856 Common street.
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Weekly Quo1n,ions of Hfdes. E,c.

Messrs Hay Meile furnish US the following re-
pert, Their Quotations represent actual sales at
hTtt hands. Expenses taken out weighing bun
cling. dcayage ard ceml ssion Lave to be ADDED:
Sf4EYh ;HHa e. nj. NHs
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FOR NEW YORK.
HAHTs STEAMSHIP LINZ
Comprising :he frs,-class steamships
CRESCENT CITY Captain Miner B. Crcwen
esSkRAi asxh1 c: Csp;a1 A s:nehssd
MEs!Ees akFsoPoIis:::: Captain onjc1.
kAlLY B. SOCDkR........ Captain B. F. Burd!ck
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
~e> FOB NEW YORK p.Rzcr--h.
7 steamship
SHERMAN.
HALSEY, Commar
WI leave her wharf. foot Of Jefferson stres., or
TUESDAY. October "a. At Pm
These steamers have superior accommodations
FOR psesengerA
Steefsge f&seage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Bills Of lading signed through to Liverpool Gias.
gov. Bremen and Hamburg Through tickets for
nref-cass and steefage passenger for Liverpool
ard the Continent, connecting with Gaion's Lire Of
steamer sailing from New York every Wednesday
rof freight or psssase sRgly TO
No. 100 Common street.
The steamship MEADE will follow leaving on
sA1 hDAI october -. ats oc@
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FOR HAVRE.

FOR HAVRE.
The Hamburg American
Packet CcY,fany's slesmer
uElzakl1aHSk Captain Hebich
VIII sal NOVEMBER !. at A. II.
Price of Passage-Cabin : $50, gold steerage
s+5 god. Bills OF adi:g s.gneG through 10 Liver
pool For freight or rassace apply to
WILLIAMS kCPEKT1 CO.,
ociS tnOl 40. $50 Common street..
FOR HAMBCRG.
cA The HAMBURG American
<1 Packet Comwnss steamer
Captain Heb:ch,
Will sal NOVEMBER !. at An
Price of Passase-Cahin $3.50, gold steera.e
Is, gold Through bills Of lading signed 10 81
Petersburg. Moscow. Riga aud other continental
ports. For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAMS. RCPERTI CO,
ocl6 tncl No. l60 Common street.
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The weeks sales exceed the week receipts ard
stocks are considerably reduced. Four Thousand
Two hundred city slaughter lave been sold at
loac aid 1tNo ps az lJ,.c. Dry are scarce and
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA HAVANA.
TO Sail on FRIDAY October 2: at p NJ.
H. The Fine Al steamship
LEGakt PIONEER,
WAKBIKY, Commander
For freight apIlyte
WILLIAM CREEvY Agent
SEQ Corner CaroLGelet and Gravier streets.
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OTm.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 20, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship Parthia (Br, Watson, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Columbia, Van Slice, Havana via Nassau
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah-Livlngston.
Fox X Co.
Steamship Albemarie, Couch, Norfolk City Poio, and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Volunteer, Howe, Philadelphia Steam
shin Co.
Steamship Chesapeake, johnson, Por.land--J Ames
Steamship Neptune. Baker Boston--H Dmock
ship Carl Often, 3remen-H koop
Ship Astronom (NG, Hopper. Bremen-Unkart 4 Co.
Ship Imperial, TAYLOR, Baltimore has Luling h Co.
Bark Omega uai). Luna, Bsisto, E-James Robinson
Bark Garth, Jayne. st Cro,x--P Hauford Co.
Bark u ID Slower Pierce, Cardenns-J Ward 4 Co.
Bark May stetson, Spates, Morehead City, NC-Winches
BARK John 5Br, Ryder Philadelphia Barnes
Brig Como, Williams, Gibraltar for ordersH DeWof
Brig Crescent (Br) Faulkner, Windsor MS Whitney
4 Co.
scnr Samuel E Faoens Crocker Kingston, Ja-B Wen.
schr samme s McKown, Parsons, Baracoa-B Wen.
berg.
schr Ada F whitney, Masters, cienruegos- W Loud
Co.
schr Clara McConviile. Eaton. Na.sau-B J weinberg
schr Hattie Smith, Brown, Harbor Island-B Wen.
schr II whitmore, Robbins, Eleuthera-C E Staples
CO.
Schr Isabel Alberto, Tcoker, Hamilton (Beimuda)-A
Abbott.
schr G Russell Rankin, Jacksonville Bentley Miller
Co.
Schr M NJ Merriman, Babbiti, Halifax Rver-van Brunt
saght.
schr J Fl Young, Barrett, Norfok-C E Staples 4 Co.
Towne.
schr Crusader Davis New Haven-Rack 4 Bro
Sloop Emily, Hayden Mddetown-RacKett 4 Bro.
Steamer + Phelps. Brown, Philadelphia.
Steamer Frank, Pierce. Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelphia
Steamer Anthracite, Green. fhadclphis-
Steamer BRISTOL Wallace Philadelphia
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IN THIS parade was really to promote the interest
an: :".. we psrso..s the nvs Nv Ssy
and once resolved 70 hwart them By my eo Scs
certain members were to be appointed Who e1 s1 ns
NE aenoanced bills had been made satisfactory aud, after
Sc The reward s ms 20 wn BY %
make ns % ms 81 oa ws ae Seen m
ncn for TO take the course do but there was
When ne Ht,is Classification" bin was pending IN the
House many sp9SeaSs p. s no sH esesp one
sides myself violated pledges and violated their
The ess% with Il " Ss
the best portion OF my NE ID IT'S
ss %n
obligations those who thus stood by my road In nm emer
Nv constituents elected me- knowing tu well my connec-
Mems and 9 np fns OF Whole
district are closely allied with the prosperity and wftsss q
The present oses Of that road have been shamsuy v
he
become N point Of equipment and convenience second 70 no
These eenemen are my friends. and when prove false
nav 10 h q" " ana
The New You, 1s has seen proper to the name
crafty the hostility OF its CLIQUE to Senator Fenton the
weu Se the 20
Tie Tsun,, by persteny advising boiling throughout
and 70 %
crgsnize disrupt distract and destroy the republican party
sufficient this connection for say that
not Senator Fenton in three months, that
communicated directly indirectly, with him
subject before this Legislature.
Because have been the of breaking what be-
leve to be combination and conspiracy among few
IN party TO take adyantge OF constitutional difficulty
the of legal ory for the purpose private gain
set mp for the hnacr OF and to be degraded
II they can influence public opinion
To the people of this state soemnly declare that my
whole offence consists in unlocking the wheels Of eEsa
allowing business proceed saving
dreds of thousands of dollars by the necessity Of
a extra session.
Although whose have thwarted
tempt to read Of the republican party still a
publican the proud satisfaction Of knowing that
done the State Service rendered act OF
to the democactc party and satisfied conscience.
Those who bribery corruption In this
ter base slanderers and liars and challenge them
a scrutiny of my sntecedents and present position.
The history whole life rcfutation of this charge
and those who have known where have lived will repe
the base ins,nuatlon
With tins shall for the present my
with the people. ORANGE s. WINANs.
ALBANY, April Is, 1871.
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WINANS' WHY ~"
The Deadlock Breaker Speaks--Address to the
People Of the State-He is Still Republican.

The following letter has inst been issued by Mr..
winans III defence OF his recent action IN the
Albany Legislature
Ny actions within the Few days member Of his
Legislature have the varied and remarkable
sorDen and accusations OF ungenerous and oanning
have been made against Here at the capia
the different Of this and the causes
shch producei the unfortunate block in this Legislature
w yell understood, II 10 vindicote
but Of the newspapers have proper 10
brand traitor TO party and corruptonst, r
facs All epihes human Ingenuity invent have
especially eager TO condemn before knowing IN.
facts. II they viii Ia with other papers, Law
before their readers The other sid Of the question Il will
all that sh ail ask OF them.
The % Yridsy evening, the 7th
stiI res in the mind 81 one Excitement
lgh and menlbe felt deeply the dsKrace which mad
inflicted upon the dignity aud propretes OF the House.
An investigating commire ordered which entered at
dues Pending this investigation many were
Tee ny resolution Of the House all business sus
penced until the incoming OF ts report Many republicans
would eKpe Mr. irving would stand
tbs breach te remainder Of the sexfon and that
tte democrats icsf nothing BY IL on party questions
of those who expression. ana the only
who has bad the nariiness 10 Keep his psdgc Aer
wr Irving had ceased 70 he member OF the woud-oe
rrot pretencs and cry Of regain
sscendanry hey held caucus 30 hastily
was this called that al the republicans were not cornHani
written resolutions handed At nv desk u tgn
nsa. Without reading them, often do when busy
With otter material sgred them.
fLs resolutions ~ secret csncs OF POI
Ton OF she republican members were pubsed 20 ne Apapl
s@ias Joar-o Why Asa ciiheher upon those w1om y
supposed might break such rAssalaRe their names
shed. Had read thes. resolutions, and espe
ssy nlDinr threats and demon no
power carih wosd have made me srp thoro Although
s.,i.asd M my own mind frou the ANXIETY OF
fss 10 e,siri aud arrange matters, y concluded
n vass1 acseDop"rots, asa satisfy nSse.i wbe'H"
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schr Ida Thayer, Decker, Virginia.
Schr John Briil, Jones. Virginia.
Schr Henry Finch, Bunnell. Alexandria.
schr Herschel, Chambers, Georgetown, DC.
Passed THROUGH He'll Gaze.

schr Ida Thayer, Decker Virginia.
schr Henry Finch Bunnel. Alexandria.
schr Hcrschel, Chambers Georgetown, DC.
Passed Through He'll Gsse.
BOUND SOUTH.
York. aays wn plaster 70 cranas Beriaas Co
schr Avrs Bancroft Calais for New York, with lumber
s sc juno wo5d Roe1l.nd for New York. with ,oJ
sspr xsssis Ham, Rockl.nd for New York;
s.o ssst f ssn Arnold s0sa :or view i0fA WIN
k%l E ssSiram New Haven for New York -
sasp % @ sGys f. s York
Steamer Mets Davis New YORK for Providence:
ressnas cutter Bronx Constable. New Haven for New
The .chr hion from poraqs which arrived 18th Inst is
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Chesapeake johnson. New York for Portland
sSp un n'%
schr s. Elmo, Davis, Charleston for New Haven.
schr Charlie Woosey Parker, Alexandria, Va, for New
schr Abigail Haynes, Smith, Georgetown, DC, for New
schr Nh Desperandum, Smith, Baltimore for Boston,
schr Charles Holloway Packer Philadelphia for New Ha-
schr Kate carnaehan Avery Rondout for New Bedford
schr R. bard Harding M ,o rs salem
schr N Clark, Startling, New York tor Middleown.
ssSr Thos fa,s Phillips; New YORK toE E0T, Schuyler
schr Robert Smith, Nckersou, New York for New Ha-
Schr Olive Avery Gott, New York for Salem.
Schr Ann Sater, Chase, New York for New Bedford.
Sloop Rayn0r, Raynor Brooklyn for Brookhaven.
Sloop j Brown Lewis, New York for Milford, ".
Steamer Americas, DAILY New York tor Stamford thrst
trip this season.
Steamer Galatea, Nye. New York for Providence
WHITEsToNE Ill April 20--7 Pm
In consequences of the dense fog prevailing throughout
Long Island Sound during the early part OF the dav and its
partial continuation the present time, well the
total absence OF breeze comparatively few sailing vessels
either westward eastward bound, Whitestonc.
Many of the Sound and river also somewhat
delayed account of tho density of the fog Accounts
lying becalmed OF their coasts.
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= n G L "A N D.
The Gladstone Budget Presented
to Parliament.

Financial Condition Of the United Kingdom
How the Franco-Prussian War Deranged the
Bases of charlottesville Revenue in Ex-
cess Of the Estimates-Cost Of the
Army-A Ray Of Light from the
Tax System Of America.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. April 20, 1880 y. M.

VAR DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. April 90 1880 y. Nj.
Sv,aopsfs FOR the Past T,oentv.r0tv Hours.
The storm centre which Wednesday evening was
In Wisconsin has moved nortneastward into Canada,
with high winds on the upper lakes, Drsk winds
on the lower lakes and light rains, followed by
clearing up weather on the South Atlantic and
Cult The pressure has fallen during the DAY on the
East Atlantic, with gentle easterly winds. Brisk
and high westerly winds have been experienced
IN Illinois and westward. The barometer has risen
at the Rocky Mountain stations. but has fallen de.
cidedly on the Pacific coast. The pressure is In.
creasng rapidlo in the extreme northwest.
Probabilities.
A rising barometer and clearing up weather, with
fresh winds are probable on Friday over the coun-
try south OF the lakes ana east Of the Mississippi
fresh westerly winds on the lower lakes, north.
westerly winds on Lake superior and cloudy weather
ll tDe Eastern states.
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DAMAGES ,sAIYsT A STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Ncrd'ct Tor &3O.OOO Damages Against the
LIVERPOOL, New York and philadelphia
Steamyaip Company. ssas
CHICAGO, Aprn 90, 1871.
the Ease OF Or. Walter Airport a well known dem
tist "a this CITY, against the Liverpool, New York and
Pb' .ladelphia steamship Company was to-day tried
~ the Circuit Court here. Dr. Airport claims that he
took passage on the steamship City OF Paris In Oco
ber 1862 having paid 500 FOR ticket from Liver
pool to New York that hatchway was carelessly
and negligentiy left open ana unprotected, through
which he fell, receiving Injuries from which he can
never fully recover. He claims $4,000 damages.
The defence did not put In appearance and after
hearing the evidence OF Dr. Airport jury returned
verdict accordingly 70 the full amount claimed.