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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17
WHOLE NUMBER 1914.

Mehongoi from Honolulu, arrived hers 10
day, with dates to July from that place,
and TO june from Australia.
Captain Edward Waleman, Of the Mo-
hongo. was stricken with paralysis on the
trip from Honolulu.
The following is,a summary Of the news
/ New soUTH WALES, June 25.-The Min
istry has been reelected, aud expect to
meet in Parliament with a working ma
jority.
Splendid copper mines have been discov-
cred near Broadw0Od aud BOr0. The yield
of the gold mines has decreased from the
want Of water, but the returns Of gold ars
good
A special audit of the government shows
a considerable deficit in the public revenue
The steamer Clarence, from Sydney, for
Grafton, was totally wrecked on tile second
of june The passengers and crew wer8
saved. The ship Young Australia was lost
few hours after leaving Brisbane f0r Lon
don with a cargo of 400 bales of wool and
other produce.
The Victoria Chamber Of Commerce has
published a protest against the ratification
of the California mail contract.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17
NEW YORK.

Yacht Dauntless AFrived-Thirty-thr
Days from Cowes-Crawf0rd Indicted
StOkes-MissOHrlans at Long Branch
Banks Gravitating TO GreeIey-Yacht
Capsized-RObbed While BRthing-A
Catacazy Pamphlet.
New YORK, July l6.-Arrived-Adger,
Denmark and Montreal. Arrived. OUT
Abyssinia.
James Gordon Benefits yacht Dauntless
has arrived. She made the tripfrom Cowes
in thirty-three days.
The grand jury has indicted Robert L.
Crawford, brother-iu-law of Commodore
Vanderbilt, for ASSAULT with intent to KILL
1t is believed Stokes will be refused bail,
The next trial will probably take place in
Saratoga county.
A Long Branch letter says A party of
Missourians, whose names are not reported,
called at the presidential cottage yesterday.
Money easy at 304 y cent on call loans.
Sterling exchange duh at l097b. Gold ll4ss
01I4Ie. Governments closed very firm;
new fives, 1885; skies of 1881, l17as;
five-twenties of 1862, 1853; 1864, 1855;
1865, H5B, new 1I413; 1867, Il5A; 1868,
lis; ten-torties, 1924. Tennessees, old
"a, new "a; Virginias, old AN, new so;
Louisianas, old 81, new 46, levee skies 81,
eights "a Alabama eights 81, fiyes SO;
Georgia skies 20, sevens 81; North Caro-
linas, old 32lR, new 20; South Carolinas,
old 81 new 2734.
A Cataeazy pamphlet, dated Paris, July,
1872, is published in the Herald. The ex-
minister endeavors to yindicate himself
from the charges which were brought
against him by Secretary Fish, and says his
pamphlet takes the form of letter which
he addressed to Chief Justice Chase. He
was not dismissed from his position, but
was relieved at his own request
He goes at length into the history Of the
Perkins claim, as well as other matters in
which he was said to be involved and
he asserts that the most of the charges
made against him were based upon old
women's stories which were groundless.
The documents which he appends in his de-
fense comprise letters Of Secretary Fish,
Horace Greeley, Charles A..Dana, James
Gordon Bennett, Jr., and others.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17
SARATOGA.


The Races Yesterday Harry Bassets
Beats LOngfellow-Another Race-Ese-
lief that Longfellow Eaas Ram his Last
Race.
SARATOGA, July 16.-The race for tho
Saratoga cup, which took place to-day. At
tracted largo concourse Of spectators 70
the Association course. In the cup race.
Longfellew, Harry Bassett and Defender
were entered. Before the start, the betting
was as follows; L0ngfellow, $500; Basaett.
$780, The distance being two miles and
quarter, the start took place at the head Of
the stretch. For the first quarter, Harry
Bassett led Longfellow, one length.
This position was maintained untih
they entered the second mills defender
being four lengths behind, and never after
in the raeel, when L0ngfell0w. from the
quarter turn to the finish, ran lappedsUn
Bassett, but only reached Bassetts head on
commencing the last mile This position
was not long maintained, and LongfeH0w
was finally beaten by q length, after rum
ming one of the gamest races known, and In
the remarkable time of 1858.
First Raee.-Purse 5000; one and half
mile; for three year old, the winners of the
Belmont, Ladies' and Traver's stakes ex-
eluded, was run In fine style, and nearly all
the way side and side By Piedmont, Buck
den and Jury, Grey Planet laying back 3
long distance, till turning into the home
stretch for run in, when, after very fine
burst of speed between Buckden and
Planet, thelatter succeeded Ia crossing tbs
score head and head with Buckden, judges
declaring ii dead heat, Jury third, Pied
mont fourth. Time-2.4245.
1t is the opinion OF racing men that
LongfellOw will never run race again
During his running to-day one Of his plates
twisted around and cut his other foot and
leg badly. The plate was broken In two
aud the leg disabled, yet LOngfellow gaLe
lantly ran the race out.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17
Eiahth District Court.

The case of the city board of State as
SCISSORS against the Auditor is one which has
excited great deal of attention of late.
1t appears a rule was taken by the asses
sors on the Auditor to show cause why the
appeal from the decision Of the Eighth Dis
tTiet Court taken by the respondent should
not be dismissed. The Auditors counsel
held the Eight District Court had no juris-
diction, inasmuoh as the appeal had been
taken, accepted and was then on file in the
Supreme Court. The court, on the close of
the argument, proceeded to render judg-
ment on the whole case in favor of the city
board of State assessors. The court refused
to suspend or reconsider the Judgment just
pronounced, notwithstanding the counsel
for the Auditor exhibited the written au-
thoritv of the Attorney General, author
izing them to act zin his behalf during his
temporary absence from the city, the ap-
peal having been taken during the absence
of the Attorney General. So stands the
case
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17
CCHTLLINGER PAVEMENT COMPANY,
Oace No. "a CarondeIet street,
GEORGE +. BRoTT, Managing Agent

This pavement is a concrete stone, a1d in squares
Of anv desired size, shape or color. TIE power re-
ouired.to render assunder one square inch of Port
Land cement of which this stOneis made is found to
be I152 pounds. Its superiority as compared with
bricks L shown by the fact that the former yields
only TO the crushing pressure Of l20 tons, while
Stafford blue briel pulverizes at fifty TONS fire clay
bricks az forty.hve and midway perfect brick at
forty eight toms. The above results were deter
mined bv experiment made by General ]. A. Cir
more United states army, and BY some Of the
abest engineers Of Europe.
This pavement Is laid SO that the blocks can not
get out df place, being djusted to the ground 80
the bearing Is equal in Ill parts. Neither surface
water nor grass can penetrate the seams. AID as
it can be LAID in small squares expansion or con-
traction does not crack or break it. ARTIFICIAL
stone pavement made with TINS eeIaeng ZOE lts
chief Ingredient was laid on King Wllham's
bridge, Edinburg; the courtyard Of the Liverpool
Exchange, and the platform floor Of the railroad
station at Eew Castle It has been laid extensively
in New York Chicago, Washington Buffalo, Balti-
more and Cincinnati and we refer to the pave.
ment In front Of the Times Office. and to that at
Mr. Washes residence, at No. 3t4 Baronne street.
in this city
We are prepared to execute orders for banau
(sidewalEsl doors for stores, malt houses, stables
breweriea ice houses aud all other places required
to be water tight.
class Of paving for which its beauty, durability
and oheApness places It beyond competition.
FLOOR TILES, of various colors for churches
halls court yards, garden walks cemeteries etc
mY25 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17
D. B. PENN, President.
NEw ORLaAss. July 4, So.


New ORLEANS, July IA, 1872.
Mi. D. B. Penn, President Liberal State Committee:
DEAR SIR-Perhaps the only argument
brought against the Liberal cause by those
who adhere to the sO-called Democratic or.
ganization, is the assertion that it is purely
personal movement, that it is absolutely
controlled by one man, who insists on being
the nominee of the Liberal convention, and
that the gentlemen composing the Liberal
party are simply his personal adherents,
and devoted solely 20 his personal and po-
litical fortunes. The charge is daily made
in the streets that Governor WarmOth. and
the Liberal party are convertible terms-it
is reported in one form or another in some
of the public journals, and it was reiterated
with more or less emphasis by the speakers
at the Democratic meeting on Friday night
Now, sir, / see, in the list of names of gen
tlemen composing the Liberal committee,
many We4-known citizens. ] see, likewise,
the names of many others in the various
Liberal organizations, and, throughout the
State l find identified with the Liberal
cause such men as Mr.. Brusle of IberviLe,
Major Heron and Mr. Fergus Gardere, of
East Baton Rouge, Rivers of COncOrdia,
Reeves, of Tensas, Blackman and Bartlett,
of Claiborne, Land and Boarman of Caddo,
Levy and Puckett, of Natchitoches, Herman,
of East Feliciana, Taylor, of st, Landry,
and so many others, that / could almost fill
a directory with their names.
Will you be good enough to inform me
whether or not the gentlemen of your COM
mittee, and the others to whom have re-
ferred, are justly liable to the imputation
which has been cast upon them; ard will
you further inform me whether or not Gov
ernor Warmoth assumes toward the Liberal
committee an attitude of dietation and COM
mand
/ PROFOUND these inquiries in no repre-
sentative capacity whatever, but solely as
a citizen, who wishes to inform himself in
telligently in regard to the political situa-
ton. 1 have reason to suppose that many
others of my fell0w.citizens are equally de
sirous of enlightenment, and for this reason
your reply being made publicly.
Respectfully, j. B. WALTON.
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southern Patents.

Messrs. jenkins g. Olmstead, solicitors Of
American and foreign patents, No. n Com.
mercial place, officially report to the Re-
PUBLIcAN the following complete list Of
patents granted to Southern inventors for
the week ending July 2, 1872;
Tennessee-W. j. Andrews, Columbia,
track clearer for moving machines.
Texas-T. A. Watson and A. II. PHILIPPE
Brennan, mattress and cushion tacker; G.
Ahrenbeek, Navasota axle for vehicles.
Missouri-A. Brill, st. Louis, treadle foI
sewing machines; ] Alien, Everett, irull
drier; r. Brookes, FrederioktoWn, washing
machine; Z. Cain, Frumet, ore separator;
R. A. Roberts, Salisbury, harvester drop
per; w. Brown and G. Stevens, st. Louis
stud for attaching bales to buckets; j. ID
McAulif, ST. Louis, stump joint jump seat
ID. w. Thompson, st. Joseph, fire kindlina
case; S. w. Wardweu, St. Louis, sewing
machine.
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WASHINGTON.

The President not Arrived Disappointed
Visitors,
WASHINGTON, July 16.-The President has
not arrived. A large number Of visitors are
disappointed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17
4 New York special to the St. Louis n

New York special to the st, Louis Re.
publican says:
The fifteenth of August is the date fixed
for the fight for the heavyweight champion
shin between Jem Mace and Ned O'Baldin.
OI5aldwin is hard at work training at At
lantie City. New Jersey. Mace went
into training ] July ., at the Belmont House,
on the Jerome Park road. The condition
Of both men is prononnced fine By the crop
haired fraternity. Several more Of the most
noted English pugilists have embarked fol
! America,
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LIBERAL ORGAN
Published at Washington, DC
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i've 3u Washington, D. G.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17

The weather last night was magnificent
splendid, glorious exquisite and nice. The
moon is growing bigger, and everything
was lovely, even though that orb Of light
did hang high,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17
CORREsP0NpENcE.

HE6DQUARTzRs LtBzRAL PARRY OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans July Is, 1872. 5
EDITOR REPUBLIc4N:
If the accompanying correspondence is
deemed Of interest, you will confer favor
on the Liberal State Committee by giving
it place in your columns.
Very respectfully,
D. B. PENN, President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17

CITY LOT yvANTED.-AEY PERSON HAY.
~ ing good sized city lot Of ground ht for resi-
deuce can and d purchaser By addressing L0T, at
this Office Must be within twenty minutes WALK
from Clay statue, below Felicity street and above
Canal street, and terms must be reasonable. No
fancy price need answer Applicants will please
give location, pIiee sud measure. iYl6 81
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DounRo,s REsTAuRANT.
MISCELLANEOUS.

TNRUTT. FRUIT. FRUIT.
we are daily receiving from every part Of the
country the finest FRUITS of every description
Pears Peaches, Apples and Grapes; Poultry, Pota-
toes and Onions. The finest and the cheapest
TEAS Every variety Of staple and fancy GRO
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WILSON, HILLMAE & MANARD,
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F0R RENT.

WEETRNEgHFn R00BIs-A RESPECTABLE
ia gentleman can be accomnlodated with neatly
fnrnjshea room ia small family in quiet part Of
the city by addressing F. =. H., at this office. jy6
rNTRNgsuEn ReDaTs-FoR SINGLE GEN.
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fayette square JeS
NYEWgANT 0REs-FURNES ED--fIGH OF
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...rsnlA 80 II0ssaI AaalIIary olnb =. 1.

Tenth ~ ktEM A4AWGNAA Au1AAAHEg 1AHo Ne As
Kt.a nesting Of this club, held last night
on st. Andrew street, between Camp and
Magazine, for the purpose Of completing its
organization, o. M Redon, Esq, in the
chair, the following gentlemen were
elected hy aeelamation: First vice presi-
dent, Mr.. D. BTcMiekIe; second vice presi-
dent, Sam Dowty; third vice president,
Gus. Troy; assistant secretary, G. A. Faw-
Get; corresponding. secretary W. Firell;
treasurer, E.-Gerodias. The following com
mittees were appointed BIZ the president;
Committee on constitution and bylaws,
Messrs. T. C. Remick, ]. L. Thorp and J /.
d. 0'C0nnel. Finance committee, Meesrs.
Y. Gerodias, Joseph Gros, Gus. Troy. Y. ID.
0'Connell and n. G.. Cullin. The president
also nominated Mr. D. MeAickle to act as
commissioner of election at the primary
election on the twentieth instaRt. Inc fol-
lowing gentlemen were nominated as dele
gates to the State convention; Nessrs. John
Weaver, Recorder Billings and 5. D0WtY.
The meeting then adjourned subject to CALI
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