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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19

| Frank Pioksley. Every man in the D,o,.,-
| sion is to wear white hat. FANO09
| PHILADELPHIA, May 1S.-Deafhs Rror,
| smallpox for the week twenty.nine de-
| crease from last week twenty-one.
BEDFORD, Pa, May 1S.-The Demooratie
primary elections in Bedford couptv beIS
to-day, have resulted in an overwhelming
victory for Mr.. Shell, the Labor Reform
candidate for Governor.
Delegates to the Reading convention, bv
unanimous vote are instructed to urge his
Endorsement.
Mr.. McClelland received no votes.
DETROIT, May IS.-The moderator of the
Presbyterian General Assembly of the
Northwest said that in the appointment
of committees, no distinctions had been
made between Old and New School
Presbyterians.
Weather Report.
WAR DHPARrAHHR,1
ONCE Chief Signal 0fdcer,
Washington, May Is, 1872, 4:35 P. Nd
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer continues falling over the
New England, Middle and South Atlantic
States, with easterly to sOutherIy winds,
cloudy weather and rain. Rising barOme-
ter, westerly to nOrtherly Winds and clear
and clearing weather from the Gulf to the
Ohio valley, and probably extend over the
South Atlantic States on Sunday. Falling
barometer, clear and partially cloudy wea-
ther, and fresh to brisk winds north and
west OF the Ohio valley, with possible areas
OF rain over the upper lake region. Brisk
easterIy to sOutherly winds are probable for
the Middle Atlantic coast, but dangerous
winds are not anticipated.
River InteIIiEonce.
SOUTHWEST PASS. Nav Is. 6 p. M-Ba-
rometer 1880. Wind west, southwest,
strong. Arrived-Ship Charlotte, Austin,
master, ffty-six days from Newport, Wales;
railroad iron to order. Sailed-Steamships
Cortes and General Meade.
VICKsBURG, May 1S.-Passed down-Dex-
ter at II o'clock last night, Alice Dean at 4
T. M, PargOud at 6 p. M. Passed up--R-
E: Lee at A. NJ, Bismarck at A. M.
Warm and clear. River falling.
CINCINNATI, May 18-River eight feet
six inches in the channel. Raining hard.
PITTsBURG, May I8-River rising slowly.
Monongahela thirty-twO inches in the
channel.
LOUISVILLE, May I8.-River has risen two
lnchesi five feet two inches in the canal;
three feet two inches in the chute. Weather
cloudy and warnA and raining this evening.
Arr1ved-lndiana, from New Orleans. De-
parted-Indiana and Kate Kinney, for New
Orleans.
CAIRO, May 8.-Arrived-Richmond
from st. Louis, at midnight; Lady Lee,
from Red river, 8 A. NJ; Nick Longworsh,
from Louisville, P. NJ. Departed last
night-City of Vicksburg, for Vieksburg, 10
Z. NJ; Glasgow, for Red river, IL p. M.
TO-day-Lady Lee, for st. Louis, IL A. NJ;
Richmond, for New Orleans, P. NJ. River
risen seven inches. Rained hard all day;
clearing tonight Mercury 62o.
EVANSVILLE, May l8.-Raining nearly all
day. River risen four inches Mercury $50.
ST. LOUIS, May I8-Arrived-Cit of
Alton, from New Orleans. Departed-BelIe
st. Louis, for Vicksburg; John 8 TolIe and
Pauline Carroll, for New Orleans. River
falling slowly. Weather clear and cool.
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Time-l:55. I:55lb. I:58.

Rain commenced during the first race and
continued all afternoon; the track was
deep in mud.
Boston, May 1S.-The game of base ball
| to-day between the Red Stockings and
Haymakers was won by the former by a
| score of a co 2.
The Times prints the following: Several
months ago an editorial writer in this Jour
nal was betrayed into making grave charges
and reflections upon the personal integrity
of Mr.. j. w. SimOnton, general agent of
the Associated Press, in his management of
! the affairs of that organization. Since then
we have become satisfied, upon careful ex-
animation, that there was no Just fOunda-
tlOn for those reflections, and that Mr. ST.
mOntOn is fully entitled to the respect and
confidence which the Associated Press man
itests by their long continued support of
him in the responsible and influential posi-
tiOn which he holds.
'We now tender our sincere expressions of
regret for the annoyance to which our error
has subjected Mr. SimOntOn, and earnestly
request all journals which copied our
former articles, to give equal prominence to
this retractiOn."
In the United States Circuit Court to-day
Samuel A. Way approved and paid the
government $4,000, being an unpaid bal
ance of $lO0, 900 assessed on tobacco irregu-
larly imported. Way has yet to pay the
suits, based on information obtained from
his books, are being pressed against him:
one of these is for 100000, which he is en-
deavoring to compromise with the govern
ment.
DETROIT, Michigan, May I8.-In the Pres
byterian General Assembly this morning a
final report from the committee on memo
rial fund was presented. The standing
committee on education for the ministry
calls attention to the rate of increase in the |
ministry, the large number of non -contribut-
ing churches, the Importance of longer pro- |
patton IN cases of academical students, and /
the need OF increased care on the part OF |
PresOyter1es In recommending candidates. /
The committee also recommended
special collection in June for the Board of
Education. This report was under discus
sion when the assembly adjourned to Mon
day morning.
SALT LAKE CRY, May 18-The approach
ing Presidential election is daily increas-
ing in interest here. Democrats are |
divided in opinion. Some favor Greeley's |
nomination as the only way to beat Grant; |
others commit themselves to the admins
tratiOn as being surely friendly to the lib
eraI element in Utah.
GrasshOppers in great numbers are max
ing their appearance in the vicinity of this /
city, to the exceeding dismay of the |
farmers.
SAN FRANCISCO, May I8-A letter from /
an officer in the Russian feet at Shanghai. !
China, says Alexis will return bv wav of /
the Sandwich Islands and San Francisco. |
he Is expected to reach this city in Septem-
Der next.
The Presidential campaign will open this
evening with a procession and meeting at |
vallejo, which will be addressed by Hon.
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Fete Champetre.

The fete champetre at Carrollton Gar
dens, for the benefit of Emmanuel Church,
closed last night almost literally in blaze
of glory. The gardens were brilliantly
illuminated, were thronged with multitudes
of ladies and gentlemen, and sensible en-
jOyment ruled the hour. We understand
that the receipts we're very satisfactory.
and that the ladies at the various, enchant-
ing tables are consequently happy at their
success.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19
MARKETS.
Domestic HFarikses.

NEW YORK, May IS-COttOn quiet; sales
1900 bales; uplands 24l4c Orleans 245sc
Futures-Sales to-day $3.50 bales, on the
basis of low middIing, as follows: May
2324c, June % 1516024c, July "a 3-I66
24Ac, August 24c, September 22Ac, Ooto-
Der 2045c, November l9 1I-l6c. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat unsettled; winter
red Western $202 03. Corn closed lower:
740741bc. Others quiet and unchanged
CINCINNATI, May lS-Cotton-Market
steady, with moderate demand; low mid
ding 225sc. Flour dull and prices drOOp-
ing; family So 9O09 25. Wheat dull and
prices dropping; red $202 O5 COrn-De-
mand fair and prices advanced; 54055c.
Oats-Market steady, with a moderate de-
mand at 43044 Pork quiet and IN
changed; regular $l3; city not offered.
Lard-Demand light but holders firm;
815c for summer; S7sc for winter steam rem
deFed; kettle rendered &c. Bulk meats
Market steady, with moderate demand
sales of shoulders at 445c; clear rib GA a
645c; clear Sac. BacOn-Market steady,
with moderate demand; shoulders sac;
clear rib sides 7Ac; clear sides 7I9e.
Whisky-Fair demand but at lower rates,
SAC.
ST. LOUIS, May -Cotton-Demend
fair, market firm. Flour-Demand fair,
prices firm; double extra winter 81 800
75; treble So 250S IS. Wheat-Demand
fair and prices advanced; No. spring
Chicago 81 60; No. 2 red winter 50 %. Corn
steady, demand moderate; No. mixed
5O05O19o. Oats-Demand' light, holders
firm No. 2 45e. Whislzy-NO Gales. Pork
quiet; order lots SIP IS. Dry salt meats
firm; shoulders 4sse; clear sides 67sc. Ba-
con firm only order trade. Lard held
firmly at sac.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, May IS.-Sugar, on the spot.
36s 6d037s. Turpentine Cos. q
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First Industrial Exposition.

Tomorrow will commence the third
week of the grand industrial exposition, at
the Exposition building, on st. Charles and
Carondelet streets. The halls are crowded
nightly to see the elegant displays of goods,
the machinery that is always in motion; to
hear the delicious music of Jaegers band;
to take good look at the works of art ex
hibited on the walls of the fne-art hall, and
to look at each other.
Exposition Hall will, during the beautiful
evenings of the summer, be converted into
a ladies' exchange, and will be visited by
half the people in the city. Admission
twenty-f cents.
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10 . III y =
To Commence at 2P. NJ.


To Commence at 2P. NJ.
hILB TROT TO HARNESSES entrance. Prize
s25
PONY RUNNING RACE-Mne dash, for ponies not
over fourteen hands high So 50 entrance.
Prize, s25.
PONY RUNNING RACB-AIile dash, for ponies not
over fourteen and half hands high; S5 en-
trance. Prize, S25.
MILB TROT-TwO mules with float. Prize, one.
half ton of hay.
NILE TROT-Mule with buggy. Prize, $40.
NILE TROT AGAINST TIME-Four wheel hose car
mage. not to weigh over 1000 pounds, all to use
the same hose carriage Open to horses of the
Fire Departments Of Gretna, Algiers, CarroltOn
Jefferson and New Orleans.
MILK TROT WITH HAND ENGINE, all to use the
same engine-Open for horses of the above
named Fire Departments.
NILE TROT UNDER SADDLE, for horses of the
above named Fire Departments.
RUNNING RACB-Dash of half mile, for horses Of
the above named Fire Departments.
FOOT RACE of $50 yards-Open to members Of
the above named Fire Departments weighing
200 pounds or over.
FOOT RACE-Half mile. open to al Prize SIS.
P0OT RACB-Quarter Of mile, open for boys
der eighteen years Of age. Prize So 50 gold
piece.
MATCH GAME between the &. &. Lee and Excel
siOr Base Bah Clubs. A prize valued at $50
MATCH GAME between the Clipper and Mande-
vile Base Ball Clubs. Prize, pair of Foul Flags
Entries for the foot races can be made until up to
time of starting.
Entries for the balance of tho races and matches
must be made by application to the undersigned
on or before Friday, May 81, 1872, at Bpm,
Two or more to start to make race.
Parties wishing to purchase the privileges for
Bars, Restaurants, Flying Horses, Shows, Games.
Exhibitions. etc, will please apply to the under
signed.
Charley Jaegrs Brass Band win be in attend
ance.
Grand BAH upon the dancing platform.
In case of inclement weather during the progress
Of the Festival, the Brick Exhibition Building viii
be opened to the public.
THREE PRIZES FOR SHILLING TICKETS.
For Ladies-A Sewing Machine valued at $50, the
winner to designate the machine.
For Gentlemen not Members of the Company-A
Gold Tobias Watch, on exhibition at Lii
lienthaTs, Canal street.
For Exempt and Active Members-A Gold Medal
Tickets viii be issued until the day before the
Festival
Admission fifty cents Ladies and children free. |
FRANCIS RAWLB,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
my19 1t No. 80 Uarondelet street
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Haley, the NewsdenIer.

Great is Haley, of Commercial alley and
POydras street, and may his shadow never
be less. He sent us hast evening, for Sun
day reading, The Nation, Every Saturday.
AppletOn's Journal, Ladies Journal, Har-
per's Bazaar, Clipper, Sunday Mercury,
Scientific American, Chimney Corner, New
York Ledger, Radical Monthly, Popular
Science Monthly conducted by Professor
YOumans, and published by Appleton),
Lady's Friend, GOdey's Lady's Book for
June, Fine Arts Journal and Comic Life of
Horace Greeley. Haley is the prince of
newsdealers. and always has the REPUB-
LICAN on his counter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19

TRUNKS, VALIsEs AND COMPANION BAGS.
As the summer sOlstice approaches, gem
eral rush for a cooler climate is made by the
fortunate few who are able to get away.
Now, in order that trip to the northern
lakes or across the ocean may be made
comfortably it is necessary tlat a good,
solid, anti-baggage-smashing trunk should
be secured, and as such things are not to be
picked up everywhere, Mr.. William Hogan,
Nos. SO and lOl Canal street, calls the at
tentiOn of the travelling public to the spIen-
did stock of these goods which he has pro-
vided to meet the demand. His styles of
French, English and American sole leather
trunks and valises, as also morocco and
canvas satohels are well worth the atten-
ton of our readers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19
st. Bernard Parish Moving for Greeley.

st. Bernard Parish Moving for Greeley.
To-day at twelve o'clock the friends of
Greeley and Brown, of all shades of poll
tics and compilations in the parish of St.
Bernard will organize Greeley campaign
club, at the courthouse in Terre Boufe, by
a grand mass meeting and barbecue. Gov
ernor Warmoth, Judges SlOanaker, CulIum
and Phillips, COlOnels FOuke and Walsh
and Lionel Adams, ESQ., have promised to
be present and address the multitudes that
will assemble there.
Preparations are made of such a charac-
ter as to warrant the success of the "white
hat" candidate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19

BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI City
While watering places situated in Virginia.
in the West and in the Eastern States are
forcing their claims for patronage upon the
attention of our people by advertisements,
drummers and hundred other wavs, they
should always bear one fact in view, and
that is that we have almost at our doors
one of the most delightful places of public
resort in the whole Union. We allude TO
Barnes Hotel, at Mississippi City, an estab-
lishment possessing advantages equal to
any place and superior to most of the
lOudest praised houses abroad. Messrs. w
A. Hurd & Co., lessees of this hotel, have
recently renovated and reftted the whole
house, and are now ready to receive guests
and accommodate them in a style such as
they will rarely meet with elsewhere. Sit
uated as the hotel is, on the shore of the
gulf, its guests can have the best of salt
bathing, delightful sailing ana unsurpass-
able advantages for piscatorial enioyments.
for Mississippi City has always been re-
nowned for its Spanish mackeral, sheen
head, red snapper and trout fishing. And.
in the way of indoor amusements, there have
been provided ample appliances, such as
ten pin alleys, billiard tables and last, but
not least, splendid band of music for the
young folks to dance by Barnes Hotel
has never yet been in such competent hands
for the promotion of the comfort of its
guests, and, although always popular, we
eel certain that this summer will be the
browning season of its glory Parties who
intend going there should lose no time in
engaging their rooms if they want a choice,
.Or there viii be rush, or we are much
mistaken.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19

The towboat Mary Alice, with five barges,
arrived here last night from St. Louis with
Ill ,446 bushels of corn in bulk, and other
produce. A portion Of the corn is for
Europe, and will be transferred from the
barges to the ship Immediately. This is
the largest cargo of bulk corn that has ar
rived by any one tOWbOat this season.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19
WASHINGTON.

Grant, FOrney and Cooke Dining To-
gether-BrOkers' Tax on Borrowed
Money
WASHINGTON, May 18-President Grant,
Colonel FOrney and Governor Cooke dined
together yesterday. The President has
gone to Maryland to-day, and. returns on
Monday.
Commissioner Douglass sustains the de-
cisiOn that brokers must pay tax on bOr-
rOwed money which is used as banking
capital.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19
Grand Germnn Yolksfesr

To-day and tomorrow, Whit-Sunday and
Monday, there will be a grand German
volksfest at the Fair Grounds The order
and route of the procession through the
city, and the announcement of the festivi-
ties are detailed in the advertising columns.
They will be great days, and great occa-
siOns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19

HANDSOME FURNITURE AT AUCT1oN.-Par-
ties desiring to furnish their houses will
give special attention to the notice in an
other column of the sale to be made on
Thursday next, by Mr.. George Palfrey, at
The residence of Mr.. Peter Anderson cor
ner of st. Charles and jackson streets,
Amateurs and dealers will do well also to
attend. The sale is peremptory, and will
begin at ten o'clock. The house will be
opened on Wednesday for visitors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19

This is a special to the St. Louis Demo-
crut:
NEW YORK, May l5.-The retirement of
Greeley from the editorial control of the
Tribune has been expected for several days,
and eilelts little comment Itis understood
that after to-day he will rarely visit the
Tribune office, but will write occasional ed
itOrials on matters not connected with DOL
ltlcs. He intends to devote more time to
farming than heretofore, and may possibly
take a summer tour through Canada and
the Northwest. his friends in California
have telegraphed him an invitation to visit
the Pacific coast, eRd he may possibly aO-
Oept It,
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FOUND.

EOUND.-CAME TO MY RESIDENCE ON sun
~ day morning, May IL, one roam PONY, fourteen
hands high, branded on left ehOuldeE Ihe owner
Nrequested to come forward, and prove properly
and pay the expenses incurred.
JOHN RILEY,
myl6 St. Corner Bellecastle and Jersey streets
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FOB RENT,

ELEGANT ROOHIs-FURNIsHED-WTTH Oh
IA without board, in that pleasant residence No
S12 CarOndelet street. suitss ef rooms for fami
aess Il desired. sgs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19

A man in love is a man who wishes to be
more amiable than he can be, and this is
the reason why almost all men in love are
ridiculous.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19

Fire in Syracuse-Nashville Races-Charge
Retracted-Mr. SwintOn of the AssOei-
uted Press-IrregularIy Imported To-
baCcO-SeVenty Thousand Dollars Bal
ance Paid-Presbyterian General As
sembIy-SaIt Lake View of Presiden-
tial ElectiOn-Alexis Coming TO San
FranciscO-SmRIl POx in Philadelphia
Primary Elections in Pennsylvania.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, May Henderson
Maury & Co.'s distillery, together with the
cattle-yards, shed, barns and bonded ware
house, containing highwines, beside two
tenement houses and a barn belonging to
Geddes Balling, near this city, were burned
to-day. Maury 81 Co.'s loss amounts to
S8O, 900, partially insured.
NASHVILLE, May l8.-Races, last day
First RGee.-Maxweu House stake, for
three-year olds, twO-mile heats: subscrip-
ton $50; forfeit $25; purse $500; second
horse $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19

A Nlss9URIAN ON THE ROSTRVM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19

ADDRESS OF COLONEL HATCH
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CAUTION,

NOTICE.-THE PUBLIC is HEREBY eau
In Toned not to negotiote for a note drawn by
Joseph A. Judice in favor of Henry Stanley for two
hundred and twenty dollars, AS the same will not
been received J. A. JUDGE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19

The Cincinnati Convention Discussed
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VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE SECOND DISTRICT AT AUCTION BY
THE SHERFF.-Particular attention is called
to the sales at auction to be made to-
morrow at noon, at the st. Louis Auction
Exchange, in the basement rOtunda of the
st. Louis Hotel, St. Louis street, between
Chartres and Royal streets, Second Dis
triot. Said sales comprise:
l. lot of ground, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, in the Second
District Nos. 40 and 81 Ursulines street,
between Chartres and Royal streets, with
Citizens Bank stock
2. Three lots of ground in the same dis
trict, on Canal street, between Franklin
and Liberty streets.
For full particulars and terms see adver-
tisements
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19

Third Race-Mile heats for beaten horses;
purse, $500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19
MEETING An NATIONAL THEATRE

A Large Audience Assembled
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THE LIBERAL MOVEMENT ADVOCATED
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NOTICE.

MOILCE.......ss-sss-. .sss.s-..'ss.ssNVAA|A
The public is hereby cautioned not to negotiate a
promissory note drawn by ]. f. Aueoin, indorsed oy
c. Rouver to fine order Of r. g. Rawlings, dated
New Orleans February a. 1872, and payable on the
first Of June 1872, for the sum Of i've hundred DOL
lars, part payment of charter Of steamboat Llzzle
Hopkins for the month of June, 1872, the c0nsdera-
ton Of said note having failed. Payment OF same
viii be denied and resisted or,,
myl2 lots J. 7. AUCOln'
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Pelican Hook and Ladder Fire Co. No. 4,
AT TIKI
FAIR GROUNDS, ON SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1872.
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JcAnlo uChluu6y --.s.--.s.-...........s 5 dis.
Time-3:5434, 3:56, 3:5934.
Second Raee--Mile and a half dash asso-
citation purse. 5000.