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FRUrT.

Apples are scarce-all the various kinds be-
ing attacked with curculio, are falling of
hAlf-grovn. In some few localities there will
be an abundant crop Of peaches and plumbs.
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ALL the latest styles Of fabrics in
irsss goods at Jno. o. MoAlistsr'L
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STANFORD RETAIL MARKET.
CONNECTED EVERY rrusxDAY nv
GEORGE ID. WEAREN a CO.,

Groceries, Produce, Sail, Confectfonerie-, Booss
and Shoes, Notions, tse,
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RAPE.

w. F. Daulton and W. 7. DAVIS were tried
a few days since before an examining court,
upon the charge Of committing npe upon
the person Of Miss Baker, and were pro-
nounced guilty and required to give bail for
their appearance in the circuit court in the
sum Of $500 each, in default Of which they
are now boarding with our jailor.
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The second session for this scholastic year
Of this excellent school will commence on the
2isi day Of August next. Rev. Charles Hill
principal, who Is very competent popular,
and experienced teacher. This is a graded
school and located in the most fertile and
healthy portion Of our county; and the eiti-
rens generally Of this locality ara determined
to support good school, while every induce
ment is offered to the young who desire an edu-
cation. Board can be had with the best fam
lilies at two dollars per week.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
H.

TO which public attention has been directed.
and that the evidence adduced before such
commission should be taken on oath. The
commissioners should be instructed to pro-
ceed with the inquiry with all diligence, and
to transmit their report as we'll to the Speak
ers of the Senate and House of Commons.
as to myself. Immediately on receipt OF
the report l shall cause Parliament to be
summoned for the dispatch of business. 10
give anearly opportunity OF taking such re-
port into consideration"
An extraordinary scene took place on the
meeting of the House of Commons to-day.
Mr.. Mckenzie, leader of the opposition,
rose and moved resolution condemniLg g
the removal Of the investigation of the
charges against the ministers in connection
with the Pacific railroad scandal from the
parliamentary committee to the royal com
mission as violation of the privileges of the
House.
The Speaker endeavord in vain TO call
him to order He was supported by loud
shouts OF privilege" and ''go on from the
the opposition benches. Mckenzie pro-
ceeded to speak to the motion, when the
usher of the black rod appeared. He con-
tinued speaking. amid much confusion.
during which the usher delivered his
message and retired. The Speaker then left
the chair, and with the supports Of the gov
ernmenr, left for the Senate chamber to
hear the Governors speech, amid the groane
and misses of the occupants of the opposi-
zion benches, who remained in their seats.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
Health Of the Third District.

The alarming m Ortality 0. a Ger tain por-
ton Of this district month einc caused
DR.. Newman to examine thoroughly into
the cause. His able report. which was
referred to the Department Of Improve.
ments, after being submitted to the board
of health. discloses the causes and very
clearly suggests the proper remedy.
The following is copy:
/. OFFICE SANITARY INspEcToR, THIRD DISTRICT,
New Orleans, July 25 1873.
c. E. White. NJ. T.. President of Board of Health:
S1R-Mv attention having been called to
the unusual mortality now prevailing in
tigation. that this mortality was greatest
in the vicinity Of GoodchilGren, Port. Fer
dinand and Enghein streets.
Upon consultation with the oldest and
most experienced medical practitioners Of
the district much light has been thrown
upon the subject, as tie result Of years of
labor and observation. ! am confidently
assured by them that when the winds
blow in a norJheasterlC direction, sweep
ing across the lake and adjacent swamp,
invariably malarlOu. fevers abound, as
suming in large numbe. Of cases the viru-
lent form OF malignant intermittent. va.
fever.
In the rear Of this district protection
ievee has been built II prevent overflow
from the lake, commencing a: the head of
Lafayette avenue and with devious course
running toward Elysian Fields street. keep
ing inside Claiborne street.
Abou. one block from Lr1.enberg Hospi-
tai it takes southerly eou.se and is about
two miles in length.
Drainage Of the land ly:n: i'll immediate
proximity 70 this levee mas been utterly
neglected, and as the resal. after rainfall
a large body Of water. :oc which there is
no visible outlet. becomes s.agnant, and, in
my opinion. breeds tue destruction to
human life to which l nave referred. the
alternate growth and decomposition of
large quantities Of vegetable matter gener-
ates malaria as its legitimate offspring.
would advise that the levee DO cut at
proper intervals, and :i.at sIuice gates,
which can be made self acting, be made, so
that after rainfall this body of water may
be allowed to escape. and thereby the
health Of the locality be improved.
Very respectfully,
j. T. NEWMAN, NJ. D.,
Sanitary Inspector Thrd District.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
The Rivers.

During the past week the Red river has
fallen slightly. The Missouri has fallen
thirteen inches at Yankton, nineteen at
Omaha and five at Leavenworth. The Mis-
sissippi has remained nearly stationary at
st. Paul and La Crosse. but fallen fifteen
inches at Davenport and Keokuk, four
and half feet at St. Louis, four at Cairo,
three at Memphis, three and half at
Ficksburg and two and half at New Or
leans. The Cumberland at Nashville has
changed but little. The Ohio has fallen
nearly three feet at Pittsburg, but risen
four feet at Cincinnati and thirteen inches
at Louisville.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
BY TELE GRAPH.
NEW YORK.
The BRIGHAM Young Divorce Case.

The Brigham Young Divorce Case.
New YORK. August i3.-John W., the
oldest son or Brigham Young, now here,
said, in an interview last night, that Mrs.
Eliza Young has been induced By outside
Genriles to begin the suits against his
father to make a schism in the church.
Brigham, he said, had not consented to any
compromise, but would fight the thing out.
That First Bale.
The steamship Montgomery, which ar
rived yesterday from Savannah, brought
ton.
Specie Shipments.
Shipments to-day $233!!000 N silver bars.
Passengers bv the Havana.
The steamer Havana brings 1873 passen-
gers and full cargo.
Gone in Search of the Steamer Arndt.
A steamer left to-day in search Of the
Arndt to tow her into port.
1t appears when the steamship Mas
spoke the Arndt on Sunday, the captain of
the former offered 10 tow the disabled
vessel, and leave the question of price Tor
the assistance to be settled by the two
companies owning the steamers. The cap
tain of the Arndt would not agree to this
proposition, and insisted that definite terms
should be named. The captain of the Mas
Ulu not leci )uStlueO III UO1US tuls, anu the
negotiations then ended.
Later.-The Arndt has been signaled.
Jehu Brown and his Grnndchild.
John Brown, while carrying his grand
child down stairs, fell. Both were killed.
4 CustomhOnse Suit.
A joint suit has been commenced in the
United States District Court against J. X.
Plat and Z. r. Boyd to recover a million
dollars in gold for underv aluatiOn of i'm.
ports. Separate suits against each were
also commenced to recover s50.O00 ior simi.
lar Ofenses.
The Tichborne Case.
John Slatterly. the sailor, who says he
was with Carl Anderson, one Of the Itch.
borne witnesses now being sought for. less
than six weeks ago, declines making any
further statements until he receives the
reward offered by Whally. the English in
vestigator now here.
Cust0ms Receipts.
The customs receipts to-day were $780,
600.
Collision o. the Hudson.
A collision Of two tugs with an excursion
barge last night on the Hudson river, near
Albany, resulted ID one boy being fatally
injured and four others badly wounded
by the broken wood OF the guards.
Arrived-Sco:ia. California and San Sal
vador.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
POLITICAL.
Convention OF nti.MonOpOiy Farmers in
INSTRUMENTATION Made and ResOlu.
siOns Adopted.

tions Adopted.
DEsMoISEs. Iowa, August i3-The anti.
monopoly farmers State convention met
here at eleven o'clock to-day. and, after Ell.
tecting temporary organization ANA ap-
pointing the usual committees. took a recess
till 2. NJ.
The anti-monopoiy convention reassem-
bled at = p. NJ. and was organized by the
election Of H. w. Lathrop, Of johnson
county. as president, with number OF vice
Presidents and secretaries.
While waiting for the report Of the COM
IniJtee on resolutions. speeches were made
by Andrew Hostile, J. B. Glinnel and
others.
An effort to ascertain the political CON-
plexiOn of the convention, as to whether
delegates were formerly Democrats or Re-
publicans, was defeated.
The first ballot for Governor, which was
made formal, resulted in the nomination of
Andrew Hostile, of Warren.
Fred o. Donnell, of Dubuque, was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor by
acclamatiOn, the balance of the ticket is as
follows: Supreme Judge, j. B. Hall OF
Desnomes, by exclamation; Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, Professor D. w.
Prindle of Hamilton,
The committee on resolutions then re-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
Piracy in New York HnrbOr.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Railroad Celebration ut Shreveport

Railroad Celebration Mt Shreveport.
SHREVEPORT. August 13.-The compile.
ton OF the Texas and Pacific railroad from
Shreveport TO Dallas was celebrated to-day
with grand barbecue. speeches and excur-
s!ons on Red river.
The city is brilliantly illuminated to-
night. Immense enthusiasm.
Wheat Crop in Minnesota.
M!SSEAPoLIs. August l3.-The editor Of
the turner's UniOn, who has just returned
from a tour OF inspection through the State,
saws whea. threshing commenced week
ago today. and all the machines are now
at work. The yield in most instances turns
out better than was expected. No field
thus far threshed has yielded less than
twenty-five bushels TO the acre, while many
run far above that figure. The oldest in.
hab!tants have never seen such an uuinter.
ruptedlv favorable harvest season as ve
have enjoyed this year.
Health Of Chicago.
CHICAGO. August l3.-Deaths this week
same a. last week, but show a decrease of
ninety-tive. compared with the correspond.
ing week las: year.
Fire mt Quincy.
Whittemore Il Brothers mills. a: Q1is
cy. burned. Loss 100000.
Alabama Cotton.
SELMA, Ala, August l3.-The first bale Of
new cotton was sold at seventeen and q
half cents per pound.
The worms are lively throughout The
cane.brake west of Selma.
Children Burned to DeatA.
LITTLE ROCK, August i3.-O1 Fridav q
negro woman put her two children to bed
and went to church. When she returned
she found the house burned to the ground.
The two children perished in the flames.
Cholera in Columbus.
COLUMBUS, o., August l3-Twc cholera
deaths today and one yesterday, all chill.
dren in. one family.
Mr.. Booth in California.
SAN FRANCISCO, August l3.-Mr. Booth.
at 2 meeting held uuder the auspices of the
peoples Union said: "The tendency to
concentration under single head is 60
!coNZ1SuED ON FOURTH PAGE.l
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
.. NIeudelsshn ~. steamship Louisiana

TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
II District OF Louisiana.-In obedience to an ad.
miralty warrant 70 me directed in the above
entitled suit have seized and taken into my pos.
session.
THE STEAMSHIP LOUISIANA, her tackle, etc.
beled by 5. MendelsOhn, for the causes set
.Orth III the libel yending in the DiSt-c! Court
q: the United States.
And do hereby ci.e and admCrsh the owrer oY
owner. thereof and all md every person or persona
having pretending 20 have any right, title or IN
.erest III or 20 the same. be and appear at Dis.
tIct Court of the United States for the district
Aforesaid 10 he holden az the ci'v OF New O!-
leans, the first Monday OF Septeln her, TO show
cause, il Any they have OK can. WHY the sald
steamship should not be condemned and te sold
sSreeaby 10 the prayer Of libs an..
United States Marshals office, New Orleans.
eighth dAy OF August !s.l
B. PACKARD.
aus IL . y United states Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14

No. 3l5-Gocdchildren and Elysian Fields
streets.
No. 3l6-Claiborne and St. Bernard
streets.
No. 4l2-Laharpe and White streets. rail-
road depot.
No. il4-Corner of Poet and U1euhart
streets.
No. 4l5-Corner of Vaudeville and Clai-
borne streets.
No. 5l3-Cotton Press and Levee.
No. 5l4-Washington Market.
No. 5l5-Clouet and Rampant streets.
No. 6l2-Engnehouse 0. No. "a, Great
men street, near Port.
No. 6l3-Corner OF Dauphine and Inde-
penQence streets.
No. 6i4-Poland street car station.
The new system of striking will be as
follows: For instance. if an alarm is given
from box No. 243 the bells will strike two,
then a pause o! TWO seconds: then then the
bells will strike four, then another pause
Of two seconds, and the bells will strike
,hree-2i3. There will be a pause Of seven
seconds between each full number. Or, if
an alarm is to be given from box No %,
the bells will strike two, then the pause of
TWO seconds, and then strike nine-twenty.
nine.
Besides the signals for the boxes, this
system is capable of being used at the same
time for other purposes. A number Of
blows struck differently from those that in
dicate boxes would give no information to
an outsider, bu. be full Of Intelligence to
the chief and his assistants.
While on the subject of fire alarms it is
proper 70 notice neat little invention Of
Superintendent. Weeks. Formerly the
operator was compelled to switch off
each circui; eeperately. b. an ingenious
contrivance all circuits are connected with
single switch. so that only one motion Of
the hand is necessary. But if desired, this
switch can be disconnected IN an instant,
and each circuit switched of separately.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

William J. Levine vs. Steamship Louisi.
ana-SO. l0l12.
TX The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
u Distric: Of Lousiana--In obedience 70 an ad.
sniratty warrant to me directed il yhe above en-
titled sHS Lh;svs seized anu taken into NY posses
THE STEAMSHIP LOUISIANA, now .ibsed BY
NilliaID 7. Levine for the causes set forth u the
l.bel now pending il :hs District Court 6. the
EDited States
And do hereby cite and admonisii the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having pretending to have any right. title o" IN
t+Iest in or to the same TO be ard appear at dis
syict court Of :ie United States, for the district
aforesaid to bs holden at the city of New Orleans,
the first Monday of September. to show cause.
jG any skey have can why the said steamship
kouisiana should not De condemned and be sold
sgreeably to the PRAYER Of lbelau:.
United States Marshals Office. New OgleAns,
tenth day OF August, 1873.
4. Z. PACKARD
aul2 iS = q Gnlfed States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
Give Him AnQfher Chance

The Memphis Araianehe announces that
the Carolina Life Insurance Company has
sold out to the Southern Life Insurance
Company of that city. and adds:
As the failure occurred un.,er the admin
istration Of Mr.. Jefferson Davis. careful
review of it hereafter may be useful and
instructive.
As Mr. Davis has been unsuccessful in
most of his enterprises since 1865. it is sug-
gested that he might :ry his hand at the
newspaper business next. Perhaps the
stockholders Of the Piecyu'e. At their meet.
ing tonight. had better bear linn IN mind.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
Frank Nlarratha and Richard Mcclure W

Steam Tug Protecton-Nos 10, ,26o and 10 2e5.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
L District Of Lousiapa.--In obedience - al
miralty warrants to me directed in the above
titled suits, have seized and taken into my posses
ololl-
THE STEAM TUG PROTECTION, her engines
tackle etc, now libeled by Frank Marratha ct
b. for the causes set forth in the hbels now
pending the District Court of the United States.
: And / do hereby cite and admonish the owner
owners thereof, and all and every person or per
cons having pretending to have any right, title
interest in 10 the same, to be ana appear at
District Court of the United States, tor the dis
tct aforesaid TO be holden at the city OF New Or.
leans on the third Monday in August, 1873, TO show
cause, If any they have can why the said steam
tug Protection should not be condemned and he
sold agreeably to the prayer OF libelants.
United States marshals office. New Orleans
1venty second day Of July, 1873.
s. B. PACKARD,
lvl3 aus i6 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
SPAIN.
Ccntreras at Carfllagena.

MADRID. August 15.-Contreras. with
few followers. succeeded in ye.enuering
Car:hagena his last refuge.
Barcelona.
The Republicans OF Barcelona have pe.i
toned the government 10 establish Junta
Of public safety in Catalonia.
British Blockade Runner Captured.
The British vessel which landed supplies
for the Carlists at Fan:arbia. today. was
subsequently captured. ny q Spanish man
of-war. and 5owed into the ha.bov OF San
Sebastian.
ExtraditiOn of Insur2enf Refugees.
In the Cortes today The Minister Of State
declared that he should demand the extra
dition OF !nsurgent refugees III foreign coun-
tries.
The Wife Of Don Carlos.
BAYoSNE. August 1.-THE wife OF Don
Carlos has joined her husband in the field.
She will share his fortunes The Carlist5
are wildly enthusiastic over the event.
Arms and Ammunition.
British steamer to-day landed at Fon.
tarbia. 1000 rifles, fifty hundred weigh. of
ammunition and forty Carlists.
"A CarIist Success.
LONDON. August ia special to the
Standard reports that Lissaraga has captur-
ed the to gn of Vergara. The Carlists claim
this success as the most important they
have had since the beginning Of the cam.
paign.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
ENGLAND.
Steamer Abeena Wrecked.

LONDON. August Bit !. reported that
the Allen line clipper ship AbeODa, from
Montreal for Glasgow, was run down and
sunk by the State line steamship Ala bama.
from Glasgow to New York, and that the
wreckage which it was az first thought
came from the Alabama was portion OF
the Abeona.
chip Sunk in the Mersey.
The famous clipper ship La Escoce.a,
which recently arrived from San Francisco,
sunk il the Mersey.
4 swedish Tswn Destroyed.
The .own of Christianople. Sweden, has
been entirely destroyed by fire.
Newman AaB Coming to America.
Rev. Newman Hall will leave Liverpool
on the ,wenty-third instant for New York.
He will make tour o: the United States
before returning 70 England.
Trial Trip Of New steamer.
The new Inman steamship. City OF
from Glasgow. on trial trip. She steamed
over fifteen knots an hour.
Female Medical Students.
The women medical students who have
beer rejected at Edinburg are irving what
the University of St. Andrew will do for
them. In their application they point out
that they have fifteen women, az least. pre-.
pared to be graduated a. once: tina: they
will bear all of the tests Of obtaining a sup
Elementary. charter. # necessary, and that
they are also prepared at once to hire
or build suitable premises for medica.
school. and are also IN position 20 arrange
for complete course OF lectures on the full
required subjects Of medical education,
which are not taugn. at St. Andrews. if the
university authorities will sanction such
arrangements. and viii subsequently, grant
to them examination and graduation. The
application viii probably pe tavOraOly re-
ceiveG.
Death Of a Noted Writer.
Thomas Chisholm .aHsrev, al eminent
bartis:er anG writer. G!ed to-day. aged fifty
seven.
English Roman Catholics Going en- a PHI.
Grimage.
NEW YoHK. Angus: ;3.-Advices from
London by mail state that the English
Roman Catholics are now organizing a real
pilgrimage. They have chosen tor their
shrine Parav-le- Monia!, small village OF
France, now sufficiently wei! known il con-
nection with similar proceedings in France.
The pilgrimage il being sOiemnized under
the auspices OF q very influential committee.
at tie head Of which are found the Duke OF
Norfolk and Earl Denbigh, the secretary
being Lord Walter Kerr.
The movement, which is believed TO have
originated solely among the laity, has the
sanction of the Roman Catholic bishop.
Archbishop Manning having sent specia!
letter Of approval to the committee. The
pilgrims Will start from London on the
tweLty.sesoCd CT September.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
CRIME.
A DeDuty Sheriff Killed.

LITTLE Rock, August I3-A deputy
sheriff OF Monroe county was killed Satur-
dav while attempting to arrest a desperate
near Augusta.
Piracy in New York HnrbOr.
New YORK. August ia gang of river
thieves bea: off the crew of the burned
brig Oscar. which is aground near Astoria,
Long Island. and then robbed the hulk of
100 fathoms of chain cable, $500 in gold be-
longing to the captain. and stripped off
$500 worth of copper. No arrests, although
4j00 pounds of cable was found by the po.
lice IL junk store in Brooklyn.
Shot In the Back.
SALT LAKE. Angus: l3.-Last night Viii.
liam Kirby shot Tom Lynch in the back.
The latter will probably recover.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
A Ferry a: shreveport.

The southwester"-1e'eg.oh. .; the ninth
says:
Major Martin Tally vii. leave .his eve
ming. on the steamer John T Moore. for
New Orleans. and from thence by rail TO
Cairo, Illinois. and othes Western ports.
for the purpose of purchasin. 2 new st cam
ferrybcat TO take tn. place ,f the tatb oats
that are now being used here.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
Inspecting the Levees.

Professor Forshey. General Thompson
and others connected with the engineers
department and the levee commission, who
left Carrollton at eight o'clock last Satur-
day night on tour Of inspection, arrived
at the mouth of Red river at three o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. After delay of an
hour or two they proceeded on up the river.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14

WARRANTS, WARRANrs.-The sheriff of
the parish of Orleans sells at auction this
day at noon, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, warrants
to the amount of ss732 49, For full parti-
culars and terms soc advertisement.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
CANADA.

Speech of the Governor General-A Dis.
orderly Time.
OTTAWA, August l3.-The Governor Cen
eral prorogued Parliament today. In con-
Guiding his speech he said: II have thought
it expedient in the interest Of good govern
ment to order that q commission should be
issued to inquire into certain matters con-
nected with the Canadian Pacific railroad,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
VOLUME Vino. lO3.
FOR SALE.

u,OR SALE.-STEAM TuGBOAT VULCAN, AS
r she now lies in Red river. nearly opposite
Loco Landing, together with engine, boiler and all
on board OF her. She hes sand bank, and IS
nov. r+arly quite out of water Her boiler IS
ow pressure. eleven and half feet long and sixty
six .nches diameter cylinder eighteen by eighteen
inches. Apply to Crescent City Ice Company NO.
.. famn .treet ans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
NOTICE.
NOTICE

pur.uant 10 the provisions Of an act of Congress,
appruv+d March 8. 1873, authorizing the cOnstruc
.Gr o! a bridge across the Mississippi river, at ST.
louis, Missouri BY the ". Clair and CarOndelet
Bridge Company. the aforesaid company hereby
gives notice 10 all concerned that they viii, on or
tetore the tenth day Of Jhly next, submit 70 the
Secretary o. War, for his examination and ap-
Vrova design for q susper sion bridge, consisting
al two channel spans OF six hundred feet each,
and two end spans of three hundred feet each.
with AN elevation OF one hundred feet above low
waller mark. They viii also file map giving the
proposed location of the bridge, the topography OF
;h. banks Of The river a, high and low water, the
direction Of the cuTren; st all stages, and the
soundngs showing accurately tho bed OF the
stIeam and furnishing such other information AZ
may be required for a fun and satisfactory under
e,2ndins Of the subject by the Secretary OF VAT.
BY order o! Board OF Directors OF the ST. CLAD
and Csrondele: Bsidge c. mpanv.
NJ HENDERSON. Secretary.
81 Louis. No.. June 50. 1873. iyl2 3ci'