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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Arrest of Tax Trensurers in South Caro-
iina-Hanging OF FrOlich-schOheld
30 GilIem-Chinese Small-POx-POrk


fHchinEs
PHILADELPHIA, April lS-Grant'5 soap
works, corner OF Twenty third and Hamil-
ton streets, burned this morning. Three
men are reported burned to death, ana seV'
eral Others injured.
OMAHA, April lS-Trains are now moving
along the whole length Of the ROAD: Inc
stnrn lasted three days. People did not
dare leave their houses. Fifty m1es VI tele-
graph poles are down.
SAN FRASCIsCo, April lS.-General J.
neld's dispatch 10 General Oliem Is as loi'
lows:
II suppose you have force enough a. de'
strnv tht. outlaws. unless they succeed in
,Iniing Won. Nothing short of their prompt
and sure destruction will satisfy the ehds
of Justice or meet the expectations Oh NE
government. 50 M.
m. Colorado arrived here with tive Chi
I.rae with smallpox.
4 Chinese small pOx patient escaped from
the n. at house and ran naked into street
ear filed with ladies and gentlemen Inc
passepg gers and conductor FED.
CoIrMBIA. 5. c., April l8.-Tbe Supreme
Court today decided that the Blue Ridge
scrip is unconstitutional. This settles a
Eyed question. which has exercised the
peoule aud courts for more than year
Secretary Cardoza has arrested several
county treasurer, charging them with
,raud.
Judge Carpenter decided to-day in Cham
bers that there was no just cause for the
charge in the case Of the Edgetield county
tie asnrer. and he was released.
SYRACUSE. April ls.-Hrnry Froiich was
hanged this forenoon for the murder OF
Peter Schatier. He marched firmly to the
rallows. where be made speech dtnounc-
ing the Judge and district attorney IN ol'-
Ter language. He closed his remarks by
saving: In the name of God Almighty,
am ready; let me go"
NORFOLK. April lS-The British brig
Alpha, from Baltimore for the West lndlrs,
with a cargo of shocks, at anchor below
York, split and parted both cables during
Wednesdays storm. She went ashore on
Egg Island bar, and lost her chain and
windlass. Assistance was sent from here
this morning.
CINCNNATI, April lS,-The official report
of Sidney ID. Maxwell, superintendent OF
the Chamber of Commerce, on pork pack
ing, is promulgated to day. IL shows the
whole number OF hogs packed from Novem-
Der !, 1872, to March |, 1873. as 5,456,O
q ,tual increase over the preceding winter,
62I ,46S. Mess pork produce 345 $40 bar
rels: prime mess 81 602; clear 1920; rump
1865. These figures are exclusive OF Cal
ifornia.
Wauther Renarf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
PROPERTY IN BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.
sSSlGNEt'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

~ The MATTER OF JACOB YOUNG. BANKRUPT.
District Court of The United States of America for
the District of Louisana-eNoo 1l6lo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
AsSIGNRES sALB IN BANKRUPTCY.
District Court Of the United States Of america 10
the District OF LOMisi.na-N0. vs.

~ .RE MATTER OF FREDERICK &. JuSTCS
BAnkrupt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

NEW YORK, April lS.-The following Is :le con =
parative cOltO4 statement
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
The MATTER OF JOIN GUIDE. BANKRUPT

District Court of the United States Of America 10
the District OF Lonisiana-NO. 1927.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

Su CASH AND s CREDIT OF ONR. TWO ~
IHItRf YEARS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

SALE TO EPFECT A PARTITION OF USE AND
LOr No. % MARKET STREET.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM CONEORS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-22

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The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31

EAST SIDE OF WASHINGTON STREET.
The following buildings on the east side of
lington Hall building, in the first street floor
of which Alexander Crawford's residence was
situated. In the upper story was billiard
hall.
GLOBE THEATRE BUILDING.
First story.-The whole building is totally de-
stroyed Its occupants were Winch Brothers.
piano manufacturers: Weber Piaco-F Com
pany's wareroom.
Second story-Edwin L. Slocum, printer;
Boston Directory office; Mons. Boie, teacher
of French; Bryant, Stratton & Co., CONNER
cial College; A. Day artist; John Earle & Co,
tailors, who were burned out before in their for
mer location, next to the Tr nscript building
This firms loss is $4,000, covered by insnr-
ance in the Boylston and Manufacturers In
surance Companies; Post 113; Atwood & Scott,
ladies' boot-makers, No; 1854; Mrs w. H, Cur
It's costumer for the Globe Theatre, No 362.
These are the principal occupants of the Globe
Theatre building.
CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTE BUILDING
is entirely destroyed. The inside was burnt
some time before the front walls fell. At about
half-past ten o'clock the front walls fell with a
loud crash.
Washington Street-West Side.
On the west side of Washington street DR..
Jourdan's Gallery of Anatomy. 397, is destroy
ed; James Terraces Partisan hair store All :.
& Ripley. wholesale clothiers, and George Eos.
ter, 4O9. hats and caps, were burned out on
Summer street at the other fire, and lose every
thing now; John NJ. Mcguire, shirt store and
Relchart's International Hotel, AS; Burnham's
photographic gallery; Haley, Morse & Co, All:
Wetherell q Co., apothecares, successors to
John l. Drawn; Mullen, Ide & Co., burned out
on Summer street, again lose everything; Geo
Thompson, dry goods, 42l; Newman's tailoring
store; and large number of offices and rooms
unknown up to the present writing.
BOylstOn Street-NOrfh SIDE.
On Boylston street the firms were ot ths rs 20
their goods at an EARLY aeS paw q
as it came up to their rear a,or Of Wasbineton
ssssshm M%nE's Gas sG%s
custom maze ,es next. and with the adjoining
h huS was soaked with water so as to spoil
Everything not moved sa away ksn wdp wine
peet clock and jewelry Dealers Boylston Dim
i m Rooms, the glass. tablets manufactory, EN-
erson, Leland 8 Co.'S paper collar warehouse,
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31
Religions Notices.

ST. LAWRENCE ST. CnURCH.-Rev. A. H. Wright,
Pastor.-Preaching at 10A a. IN. and p. IN.
BETHEL CHURcu.-Sabbath lola NJ 2 and IL n
Prayer meetings on Monday and Thursday evenings
at u p. m. All from sea and land are invited.
NEwBURy ST., CHUncH.-Prayer meeting at 1O4 a.
M; preaching in the afternoon at 3 p. m.
WILLIsToN CHUnCH.-S. S. 101 A. NJ. Preaching
service at p NJ. Sitiigs free Social meeting at Il
z. NJ.
HIGH STREET CHURch.-Rev. W. H. Fem. Pastor.
Preaching services at l0A a. m. AMI p M. Sunday
School at the close Of TOren) services Prayer meet
mgs Sunday Eve'gs at O'clock and lu Stays at q
A. Nicely, Bishop of the Diocese OF Maine.-Sunday
services 1870 m, and 80 p. Daily services at
9a m. and p. M. Seats free to all.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH, corner of Congress and Lo-
Gust street.-Seryices Sunday at 1880 o'clock AM
and 3P. NJ.
Y.M.C; A. CHAPEL, behring's Brdgc.-sabbath
School at O'Clock p. NJ.
PORTLAND SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATION, Temperance
Hall. 35l1 Congress ST. Conference at P. NJ Ques-
ton: Where shall we find the best guides of Life.
SPIRITUAL FRATERNITY, ARMY AND NAVY UNION
HALI4-Chidren's Progressive Lyceum at 1CA A. NJ
Conference at P. NJ.
eB-A Ante Room Army and Navy Hall the Fays
will hold Public Seance for Spiritua,ists and Skep-
tics at O'clock Sunday evening Hands in Light,
Musical Pheno aena, Tests SC.
Y. VI. q. A. HALL, Mechanics Building Congress
st. Elder Kimbal will give lecture on Sunday at
3 p m subject: Likeness of Moses to Christ. Prayer
meeting in the evening at q.
INDIA ST. UNIvERsALIsT CHURCu-Rev. Geo. w.
Bicknell, PASTOR, reaching Services al lO4 o. m.
Eesrer Service at u p. m. Sunday School a. p.
FIRST SECOND ADVENT CHURCH, 1854 Congress
street. Elder b. S. Emery, will preach tomorrow
at the usual hours. Seats free
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Congress st., corner of
Wllmot. Rev. VIM. Ii. Smaller, Pastor.-Preaching at
8; Sabbath School at ~; Social meeting at u p.
PREBLE CHAPEL, corner Preble and Cumberland
streets. Preaching at IL a. m. Sunday School at 2
p. m.
MoUNTFoRT Sr. A. NJ E. CHURcu Sunday ser
vices, prayer ting ct I0k m, preaching at and
y p. This will be the last Sunday they will have
their present Pastor, Rev. j. H. NJ ldison.
CONGRESS- ST. NJ. E. CHURcH-Rev. C. B. Pitbla-
do. Pastor. Preaching at 10A A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ and
Lecture at P. NJ, by the ,stor.
New JERUSALEM CHURCH-New High street.
Public w)rshp viii be held usual in the Temple
Tomorrow morning at 1Oa o'clock.
ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL, Locust Street.-Pnblic
prayer meeting at p. Sunday School at p. IN.
Preaching in the evening by Rev. o. NJ. Cousins.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31

The Haydn Association has been exceeding
ly fortunate in securing so competent corps of
artists for its performance of "St. Peter" The
sweet clear and brilliant voice, the exquisitely
finished vocalization, and refined, expressive
and dignifed style of Portland's primo donna
Soprano Mrs. H. N. Wetherbee are well-known
and recognized.
Miss Adelaide Phillips, to whom the contral-
to music is allotted, is an artist whose rich,
sombre and thrilling tones, great dramatic
power and noble method, place her among the
foremost singers of our time. Her fine voice,
cultivated to the highest degree; and her large
pure style recall the traditions of the golden
days of Song.
Mr.. George L. Osg Id, the tenor, is peculiar
ly fitted for the rendition of the music assigned
to him. A personal friend of Mr. Paine, he
will enter with enthusiasm upon his task and
his scientific, theoretical knowledge acquired in
faithful studies in Germany; his pure, even
voice, and thoughtful, unexaggerated singing
will be displayed to much advantage.
Mr.. j. f. Ru5olphsen, the basso, is very fa-
worldly known to the lovers of oratorio music
His fine, powerful voice; manly and vigorous
expression; and experience of the varied re-
quirements of oratorio singing, will fit him for
his important role.
The Harvard orchestra has for many years
enjoyed an envable re putation for its perform
ances of the highest order of orchestral compo-
s''iohs old and new; aud has performed in the
'Snipnony concerts in Boston, and elsewhere
sie"s number of overtures, symphonies, etc. and
nas furnished the orchestral accompaniment
ior very many oratorio performance The
merits OF this orchestra are well known to
fortland audiences, who have several times
heard it in conjunction with the Haydn Asso-
ISOLATION.
OF the Haydn Association itself. we will
merely say, that although not so large. numeri-
cally, as are some other similar societies we he.
lieve it to be second to none in musical EXCEL
lence. For careful ard facile reading, intelli-
gent expression and fine tone, it compares fay-
orably with any choral society that we know.
With such materials, so fine compassionate
which the personal presence and conductorship
ofits composer will impart additional interest
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31
f . X Ell q N .
French News.

French News.
PARIS, May 30.-The official journal no tees
the appointment of Gen, Du Barail I.air;s.or
of war in place of Gen. Dc Cissey, which COM
pleteS the reconstruction of the cabinet.
The Assembly this afternoon voted to rebuild
the column Vendome, and adjourned until the
9th of June.
BAYoNNE, May 3O-Advices from the vicini-
ty of Lograno represent great battle between
the Carlists and the Republicans ON the
point of taking place.
South American News.
LISBON May 30.-The mail steamer from
South America has arrived with dates from Rio
Janero, to 18th inst. The Budget of the Bra
lillian Minister of Finance, reports surplus of
$l13, 143,750.
A revolution has broken out in Eutre Rios, o
province of the Argentine Republic. Lopez
Jourdan is at the head of the rebels and has
taken possession of the towns of Suatequay,
Victoria and Colon; but subsequently met
with check at the hands of the Argentine
forces. AT last accounts the government was
concentrating troops to crush out the insurrec
ton,
The American Scandal.
New YORK, May 3O.-The Times Vienna let.
ter says that it is geIerally believed that Van
Buren, is not implicated in the speculations of
his subordinates, and that his honesty is uuim-
peached. Public gossip here, puts the taking
VI ulOucy, Of iOTCeu lOduS, WHAT
ever We may call it, upon Gen. Meyer one of
Gen. Van Buren's appointees and upon Mr..
james, appointed upon the recommendation of
Mr. Jay.
Accident TO n Burglar.
WINDSOR, Ont, May 30.-While a family
were out watching circus procession, this az
ternoon, three burglars entered the house. Be-
ing discovered, one of them jumped through a
window, cutting an artery of bis leg He ran
about block and then fell and died in five mir
utes, from loss of blood.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31
Murder Most FouI.
NEW YORK.
The EpIzoodic Spreading.


NEW YORK, May 3O-There were new cpl
zootic cases among the horses on the Coney Is
land railroad yesterday, making eighty-four
now sick and several Lew cases are reported on
other Brooklyn city roads.
The Credit Mobiiicr Suit.
A Washington special says that it has tran
spired that the counsel for the defendants in
Credit Mobilier suit will, in few weeks file a
demurrer to the bill in equity, taking the
ground that the act under which the bill is
drawn is unconstitutional, and that lawyers
cannot enact for the benefit of the government
what is denied to individual suitors; that the
act is in direct violation of the existing laws
under which the defendants have right to ask
protection; and until they are placed en- an
equality with the plaintiffs there can be no
equitable proceedings. This will carry the
case to the Supreme Court, where the whole
act determined. 1t is admitted now by those
familiar with the case, that the objection of
the defendants may quash further proceedings.
Scattering of Thieves.
Owing to repeated arrests of known thieves
by the police under the new law, there has been
quite an exodus of this class. Many of the
pickpockets have gone east, west and south.
Stealing LegaIized.
TROY, May 3O.-Three hundred thousand
dollars worth of bonds, stolen from the Water
ford Bank. have been returned by the thieves,
who have received IS per cent. and immunity
from punishment
Various Matters.
The festival of the African Church in Brook
lyn last evening ended in general fight, near
ly all participants spending the night in the
station house.
George F. Train was released to-day. The
cashier of the Glen Falls Bank identified the
bonds found with Brady, the burglar, as those
stolen from thai bank.
During drunken fight in Brooklyn last
night John Burns beat his wife so that she died
few hours after.
Investigation shows that the epizootic is con.
fined entirely to horses of the Coney Island
railroad The reports that it has appeared on
Other roads in Brooklyn proving unfounded. A
peculiarly of the disease is that only newly ar
rived horses from Indiana are those attacked by
it,
Gov. Dix and staff will review the LIST D.vis-
day.
Eighteen bodies have been tound in the river
within two weeks
1t is believed that but few of the insurance
companies of this city will suffer to any extent
by the Boston fire to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31
Ferry Village.

Tuesday Constable Hartford arrested man
by the name of Griffin for an assault on
mate of vessel last Sabbath evening in Miss
Pye's saloon. He was taken before Trial JUS
tic Henley and found guilty, and fined $500
and costs The fine was paid
The Union Brass Band will give one of their
popular concerts next Wednesday for the ben
eft of the Maine General Hospital A good
time and large audience is predicted. We
understand that the Agricultural Insurance
Co through their agents Douglass and Robin
son purpose making Simon Jordan present
the old gentleman that lost his property through
Watson, who has been found guilty OF arson in
the Superior Court. When Watson conveyed
the place back to Jordan the insurance policy
was not transferred. A. 4
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Fire in Auburn.

Fire in Auburn.
LEWISTON, May 30.-The house and stable of
S. j. Bradbury, of Auburn, were burned this
morning. Loss $500. Insured in the Phoenix
of Hartford.
Vessels Ashore.
EAsTPoRT, Me-, May 3O.-Brig Annie Lind
sey, from Windsor, N S., for New York, load
ed with plaster, is ashore in the Narrows
Schooner S. S. Bnrns, Capt. Barley, left here
yesterday, for Cuba. Between West Quoddy
and Little River she ran ashore and lost her fore
foot and part of her keel, and had to return for
repairs, leaking badly.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31

CINCINNATI, May 3O-Provisions- is held al
16 80 16 75 Lard quiet; steam held at sic; kettle
at 81 g Sc, with nothing doing. Bulk Meats quiet
shoulders at SIC; sides at ST "a SIC with good de.
mand at decline of Ac Bacon is firmer; shoulder,
held at Tic; clear rib sides 81 SIC; sales at both
quotations; generally held q ie higher clear sides
held at 9ac; in demand at 9sc. wbiskey at SIC.
DETROIT. May 3O.-FIou firm and in fair demand
at % a So Wheat dull and lower; extra White
1 8S; No White1 $50 q So; Amber Michigan g.
bid 1 81 asked Corn quiet and unchanged; sales Of
M at 47c Oats quiet and unchanged; State at 4lc
Receipts--2OOO bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat, 5000
Shpments-3ooO bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat $4,000
bush corn, 1000 bush oats.
CHARLESTON, May 3o.-Cotton quiet; Middling
upands - q 18c.
SAVANNAH, May 3O.-Cotton firm; Middling up
lands at 1899.
MOBILE, May 80 Cotton dull; Niddling uplands
17sc.
New ORLEANS, May 3o.-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands IL a Isle.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31

Base Ball IN Boston-Mutual 6; Boston 4.
1t came out in the course of trial in New
York, Friday, that by the blunder of clerk
who prepared the bill, the sub-treasury act was
repealed by the last Congress instead of the
copyright section of it.
An employee of the Concord railroad had his
foot cutoff while shackling cars yesterday.
George Fraucis Train it is said, will sue the
city for false Imprisonment claiming 100000
damages.
At trot on Prospect Park to-day, Gazelle
beat Judge Fullerton, getting three of four
heats.
Rain fell in New York yesterday afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Brighton Cattle Market.

For the week ending Wednesday, May 2s
At market for the current week:-Cattle 3051 !;
Sheep and Lambs, 1851; Swine, II 200; number Of
Western Cattle, 1926; Eastern Cattle :; Working
Oxen and Mich Cows, 1875.
Prices of Beef Cattle, W cwt, live weight;-Extra
quality 81 90 rs; first quality S. 90 as Is sec
ond quality Sc 90 q 25; shrd quality 81 so "a SO;
poorest grades of coarse oxen, bulls, &C., So so a
rs.
Brighton Hides g 81 cents y ib. Brighton Tai
low a &c " fb.
Country Hides 9cents p fb. Country Tallow a
5lc " fb.
Calf Skins l6 q zoe " fb: Sheep Skins 81 rs a 80
each. Sheep Skins sheared Is each.
The supply of Cattle in market this week was not
quite so large as that of one week ago. There were
not 50 many Cattle among those from the West. The
quauty OF the Cattle was not much different there
The supply for several weeks past has been Iai ger
than the demand required and this week prices have
fallen on from q tc y fb upon all grades. There
has been hut few lots of Cattle sold for than
&c 10 Nearly all of the Western Cattle that land
ed at Watertown were driven to Brighton to be dis
posed Of
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31

SAN FRANCISCO, May 30.-Two men, named
Rhodes and Brennan, were arrested for the
murder of Chinaman last night. The Chin
csc are excited fearing further murders and
rioting against them, and have closed their
theatres aud stores. The law abiding citizens
denounce the efforts made by unprincipled
demagogues to incite to the murder of those
people There is a general determination that
the law shall be maintained at all hazards.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Peter Hills house at Carlisle, Ind, was burn
ed Thursday, with 5000 bushels of wheat.
The race for the EPSON stakes at EPSON,
Eng, was won by Marie Stuart.
The New York legislature has adjourned sine
die
Admiral Topeze has been released from
prison.
No financial or produce reports were received
from New York last night.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31
European Markef..

LONDON, May 30-1100 A. M.-Consols opened NJ
93l for meney and account.
American securites-U. s. 5-20's 1885, old, at GA: :
do 1861 9is do lo-40s, $50; new IS, s9s Erie Rail-
way Al 49t.
LONDON, May 3o-5.0OP. M.-Consols closed at q,
for money and account. -
49f. nAn~ay
LIVERPOOL, May $1,000 p. M.-Co,tor 49,.
ton and export. ' sPe0aia-
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-31

and eclat-and with the enthusiastic reception,
that this enterprise cannot fail to receive from
a Portland audience, proverbially cordial and
sympathetic, the first performance of the first
American oratorio will undoubtedly be emil
nently successful