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New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
WEST INDIES.
San Domingo In n State Of Fcrmcnt-
Fighting in the NOrth-Presi6ent Blan.
Tolxos the Eiclh.

San Domingo In n state OF EcrmchI-
Fighting in the N0rth-President Blan.
CO. of Venezuela. Takes the Field.
PUERTO PLATTE, July 9.-The whole OF
San Domingo is in a state of ferment. Com
munication between this place and Santiago
is interrupted. A rising Is reported in the
interior.
General Aitamana, revolutionary chief,
is said to be making head against the gov
ernment troops.
CAPE HAYTIEN, July o. Information
has been received here that the insurgents
in tie north of San Domingo have had an
engagement with the troops OF the Presi'
dent. and that the latter were totally
routed.
The Chambers opened at Portau-Prince
on the seventh instant.
A recent contiagration a: CONFINES de-
stroyed much property.
LAGUAYRA, July 9.-President Guzman
Blanco. Of Venezuela, has left the capital
for Port Caballo. 1t is reported that he will
proceed to Mariacaibo to check General
Prelgar. who is showing revolutionary
symptoms.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

Cuban Conservatives Opposing the Intro.
aiuctiOn of Reforms on the Island-Saii-
ing OF the Republic an C0mmittee-Car"
lists Ask for French RecOGnitiOD-It 1t is
Reiused-France will Remain Neutral
spanish Supplies Forbidden to Cross
France Affairs in Madrid - Carlisls
Claim to Have Thirty Thousand Men
in Arms-NIacMahOn Committed to Car"
Ios-Battlc reported in Cuba.
BARCELONA. July 23.-The remains Of
General Cabrinetty. who was killed in the
engagement near Ripoll between the Re-
publcans and Carlists. will be bvoush to
this city.
Fearing disturbances in consequence OF
the issue of the proclamation OF lndepen.
dence, many of the respectable Inhabitants
are leaving the city.
A column of civil guards has deserted
and ioined the Cariists.
BAyoSSE. July 23.-The Carlists claim
that their effective force in Spain now num-
large quantity of arms and ammunition
from England at Requietc.
HAVANA. July 22.-The Spanish COnserva.
tiyes Of Havana sent to Madrid by the last
mail steamer petition to be presented to
the Cortes. in which they pray that so long
as single armed rebel remains who cries
Death to the Spaniards." and until a sutii
cient time has elapsed for the complete es-
tablishment of tranquility in the island OF
Cuba. no reforms be introduced such as
are likely to produce disturbances. which
would only be favorable to the rebels. The
petition is signed mostly by wealthy Span
| iards and shareholders and their dependents.
The Republican committee sailed to-day
| for Spain to lay their cause before 1ne
Cortes. They ask for more reforme,
especially liberty of the press; the aboi;t.1n !
| or modification Of the censorship anu Ino .
| practical enjoyment of a republican Ioila u
| government here, as well as IN Spain.
Spanish dispatches from Santiago report
| several small engagements with insurgents
| near ,Jarzael and Jucaro, but do not con-
| firm the previous telegram which an
nounced a heavy battle. They show, how
| ever that the insurgents are concentrating
| tbeir forces near Puerto Principe, and news
of a general engagement may arrive at any
| moment.
| A monetary crisis prevail. in Porto Rico
Several failures have occurred and others
are feared.
Advices from St. Thomas to the sixteenth
| instan. report severe drought. Drinking
| water scarce.
PARIS, July 23.-The Carlists here made
q formal demand of France for the recOgnl-
ton of their rights as belligerents. The
French government has refused, and de-
clares that it will remain perfectly neutral.
In accordance with this policy, it has for
hidden the Spanish Republicans from send.
ing succos to PwgceEds BY way OF Port
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
Pay Day for Teachers.

Superintendent Boothby informs Us :hat
tie teachers will be paid for May on Satur-
day next. the tweuty-sixth instant. at
Lyceum Hall. An Official notice, giving the
order in which the several districts Will be
called, may be expected day or to pre-
yious to the pay day.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
HOTELS,
HNEAGARDEN HOTE.
Nsj.sissippi City. Mississippi.

Having been put in complete order. ~ oHe- f'-
the reception of guests. Inducements are ohrieC
TO families. as the rooB.s are unusually large aut
airy. A wharf and bath house have been eIectef.
giving ample accommodations for batltng. Tie
hotel being directly open to the Gulf Of Mexico
salt b him, is at all times assured cvstera hsi.
crabs fruit aud vegetables in abundance. tose'
graph oKce at the io el enables guests to Copiu..
niCatc with all parts of the world
Terms-Per month, 3 40; per day, s. -.
A LyECH HOUSE, separated from the ho'@'. -.
tia accommodation of passengers b. .Ie .:a....
wi be kept IL the best stvle.
ivG I'm j. a. NIyOE Manager
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
LOST.

T .OsT OR MISLAID-ONE NOTE, DATED
~ January s, 1873, drawn by Lehman, Abraham
& Co. to my order, payable May l, 1874 tor
$1,000 one note dated May I, 1873, drawn By Lel-
mar Abraham Co. to my order, payable on de.
maad, for $780, The public are hereby cautioned
against trading for these notes as payment has
been stopped S. MOSCHH.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24

Pianos. PIANOS Positive sale this dag,
at half-past twelve o'clock, of the entire
stock of new pianos. organs and melodeons,
from the best factories on account to effect
a division, at No. col Canal street. by
Messrs. Montgomery.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24

Dispatches from Washington announce
that the headquarters Of the Department of
the Gulf are to be removed temporarily
from New Orleans to Holly Springs, Missis-
sippi.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
THE TURF.

Fast Time by the Stallion "Smuggier's
Excitement about the Coming knces as
Cieveland-Races at Detroit.
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-lt is stated III :
special dispatch from Olathe, Kansas, tina.
the Kansas stallion Smuggler trotted =
mile over q course in that place yesterday
in 2l9A, This horse was broken to tros
IcoNTNVED oN V0u8rH sA0E.}
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING
ALEXANDRIA LINE or UNITED STAFF. NAY.
COACHES.

A Concord Coach will leave Red Rive: tA-c IL
Louisi.aa. EVERY SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. a;4P. NJ. on the arrival of the packets
KATIE, FRANK PARGOUD and SATCdbZ frcc
New Orleans, for Siinsport, MoreaUvi.!e. Maus1fa
Marksvi.e. Evergreen. Cheneyvi!le. Leconps. az.
irving at Alexandria at A. NJ. next morning. mag
ing Close connection with stages foc Na-ciitoc res
Louisiana, San Augustine ana Eacogdoches. Texas
The mai, leaves Red River Land.l. DAILY ior
the above places.
apr Gm B. II. PETERSON, Prop'ets:.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24

Ann Eliza Webb, seventeenth wife of
Brigham Young, has left one of his beds
and board, never to return. She will sue
for divorce and alimony.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS.


Pursuant 20 the p-"v SONS Of AZ set OF Congress,
aun.ov.d March 3 I}.S. authorizing the construc
ton o: bridge he y ss.ss.pp river, a. 81
Louis. Missouri, BY the -. Calr and Caronoeiel
Bridge COMPANY ..e Aforesaid Company hereby
avc. notice to all concv ned that they WILL On o;
before the tenth DAY -: July next. submit to the
Secretarv OF War, Ter his examination ana ap-
Oroval design fo. \ dispersion bridge. consisting
Of two channel span. of SIX hundred feet each,
and two end sp.ns -: th.ee hundren ieeU eacA..
water mark They viii a. so file map giving the
proposed location Of the bridge, the topography OF
the BANKS of the river at high and low water. the
direction Of the current at ali stages. and the
soundags. showing Accurately the bed OF the
stream, and furnishing s,ieh other information as
standing OF the subec. By the Secretary OF Wax.
By order of Board os Directors Of the s.: Ga:
and Ca:endele. Biidga Company.
NJ HENDERSON. Sec:eta'r.
St. Louis, No.. Juns o. 1873. jyl2 a)-'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24
BY TELE GRAPH.
THE CASE OF THE VIRG1NIUS

THE CASE OF THE VIRG1NIUs
robson SUSTAINS THE NAVY
INCREASED MORTALITY IN new YORK
NEWS OF THE TURF
THE ITALIAN SLAVE CHILDREN
THE GOSS MURDER
DECREASE OF THE CHOLERA
INCREASED TUMULT III SPAIN
Carlists Claim to Have 1000 Soldiers
CIVIL WAE II SOUTH AMERICA
FIGHTING In SAN DOMINGO
EVACUATION OF FRENCH TERRITORY
NEWS FROM NEXICO
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-24

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National Republican., 1873-03-04
THE COURTS.
supreme oesr, Of the Usn.d state.

supreme Csart sf the UaIted States.
MONDAY. March J. lsTa
vinegar et Al. Appeal from the Circuit NC; Court
Of the United States for the Eastern district Of
Wisconsin. Mr. Justice Hunt delivered the opin-
OF the court, anirmlng the decree OF said circuit
court In this cause, with costs.
No, 80. the Town Of Grand Chute, plaintiff In
error, vs.. Geo. W. Vinegar. In error to the Cir
Sstrcs u wsoonsn usss as hsa hassfn dsy
cred the opinion Of the court, afirming the judg-
ment Of the said circuit court In this cause, with
No. %. John W. Kenuicott o, a., appellants,
ys. The Board Of Supervisors Of Wayne County
ct o.. Appeal from the Circuit Court Of the Uni
ted States for tbs Southern district Of Illinois.
court, reversing the decree OF the said circuit
court, and remandlng the cause with directions
g award q new trial. Dissenting, Mr.. Justlces
10. iol, William Smith, plaintiff in error, vs..
James N. Adslt ct al, ID error 10 the Supreme
Court OF the State Of Illinois, Nj. Justice Strong
the writ Of error In this cause, with costs.
No. %. The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, plaintiff In error, vs.. The Common
Court Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsyivanla.
Mr. Justice Strong delivered the opinion OF the
court, reversing the Judgment Of the said su.
Tor further proceedings in conformity with the
opinion OF this court. Dissenting, Mr.. Justices
SwAyne and Davis.
NO W. Inc Efto hAlIOhu company, plAlntln
In error, vs. Tue State OF Pennsylvania. In error
10 the Supreme Court OF the State OF Pennsyl-
yanla. Mr.. Justice Strong delivered the opinion
OF the court, reversing the Judgment OF the said
Supreme Court, with costs, and remandlnR the
cause for further proceedings In conformity
with the opinion OF this court.
No. 81. The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, plaintiff In error, vs.. The Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania. In error to the Supreme
Court OF Pennsylvania. Mr.. Justice Strong de-
llVered the opinion OF the court, Affirming the
judgment OF the said Supreme Court In this
cause, with costs. Dissenting, Mr., Justices
Miller, Field and Hunt.
No. lOs. VIM. b. Duncan ct al, appellants,
vs.. Mary 4. b. JaudOn;
No. 100, The National City bank, appel
iantt rs. Mary T.. d, Jaldon. APpeala
from the Circuit Court OF tho United
States for the Southern district OF New York
Mr.. Justice Davis delivered the opinion OF the
court, Affirming the DEGREES Of the said Circuit
Court In these causes with costs.
No. 800. ID. W. Peabody, collector, 6c., plaintiff
In error, Va. George II. Draughn,
No. 2g. ID. W. Peabody, collector, 6c., plaintiff
In error, va NJ. o. Mason OF al;
No. 292, d, W, Peabody, collector, 4c., plaintiff
In error, vs.. 10, Q, Stark OF al. In error 70 tho
Circuit Court OF the United States for the Middle
district OF Tennessee. Mr.. Justice Miller de-
llyered the opinion OF the court Affirming the
Judgments OF the said Circuit Court In these
causes, with costs and interest.
No. Al. Eliza Jane Apd II. II, Mahan, appel
| Court Of Claims. Mr.. Justice Miller delivered
National Republican., 1873-03-04
LOCAL NOTES.

The children In the northwestern portion Of
the city are much elated At the prospects OF at
tending the party TO be given By Master Alex.
Mason on the anniversary OF his seventh birth
day, at the residence Of his father, Capt. James
NJ. Mason, No. 10 street.
The following was the range Of the thermom-
eter yesterday at Hempleris optlclan store, No.
4os Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Four-and-a-
half street; So. m, 81 10 O. m, ss 10 M. o.; D.
M, 20; p. m, eIi ep. m, 90; Q p. m, ~.
Mr. J. c. oConnell Of the Pension once, and +.
Murphy, OF North Carolina, passed q aucceaaful
examination before the board OF examiners Of
the National Medical College on Saturday last.
Lleutenant-Goyernor r. n. 0leavcs and lady,
Of South Carolina, and Mr.. Samuel johnson, 81
New York, arrived In the city yesterday, and are
the guests OF Hon. John n. Broo6 Of me
Council.
Mr.. John Eimunds, Of Charlottesville, Va, on
SATURDAY last lost diamond pin, valued At iooo,
which was taken from his bosom by some un.
known party while he was getting out OF the
street car on Pennsylyania avenue. The thief
has not as yet been discovered.
J.y. ". vandenburg has been appointed aid
de-camp on the star Of the Governor OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia with the rank Of major.
The valuable gold watch lost last Friday by
Senator Wilson was yesterday recovered and re-
turned TO the owner.
National Republican., 1873-03-04
AMUSEMENT rs.

Wallis Opera House.
crowded audience assembled at Wallis
Opera House last evening. Miss Charlotte Cush-
mans lmpersonation Of Meg MerrlIea was never
more effective, and all fortunate In being pres
ent will remember Il as one OF the great dramatic
events OF life time. The occasion demands
q notice IN sItsnAo, but the space at our command
ioroids u now. She repeats the same programme
tonight.
The Theatre Cemiaae.
The attractions at the Comlque last night 10.
sured q packed house. The performance was
received with general applause. Strangers IN
town Will nnda visit to the Comlque agreeable.
nIctrspolltnn Theatre.
The new stars At the Metropolitan filed every
Inch Of standing room, and throughout the long
aud good performance the audience manifested
much delight. There will be q matinee per-
formance this afternoon.
Duprez a. Bencdict's 1Iinstrels.
Lincoln hall was also full last night Duprez
Benedlct's Minstrels gave Q most excellent
and enjoyable entertainment. Tonight the pre-
gramme will be wholly changed.
Garaalia Mobalbl.
Tomorrow evening Miss 0annlla Mohalbl
gives a grand Inauguration concert At willard
hall. She will be assisted BY eminent talent.
The nibcrnieoa.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings
Charles MacEyOys original Hibernicon will be
exhibited at Odd Fellows hall. The Hibernicon
Ireland, The Hlbernicon Comedy Company have
q new dramatic episode entitled, "Irsh Hearts, "
which will be presented In addition TO sketches,
songs and dances appropriate TO the exhibition.
National Republican., 1873-03-04
A Reliable House.

u gives Us great pleasure TO direct the alton
uon OF the thousands OF strangers now at the
national capital TO the extensive aud reliable
clothing house OF A. saks a Co., No. Si6 Seventh
street. We do this with the more earnestness
because we know they can there Ind a more
OF every description, manufactured from nrst-
class materials, In accordance with the very
latest styles, OF superior workmanship aud finlsh
and because they sell at reasonable prices. Gen.
temen In need OF full dress suits, furnishing
goods, nne dress shirts, heavy or light oVercoals,
should not fail TO see Saks Co., aud while doing
50 should call and inspect their merchant tail
already fully stocked with ah the novelties Of
ciOthst casslmerea, yestlngs, and suitings OF
French aud English fabrics, for spring and sum
mer wear. Saks A Co. have a most envlable rep
ntation as merchant tailors, as well as dealers In
ready-mado olOthng, and furnish suits TO order
LOT gentlemen froIn all parts Of the CnlOn.-
National Republican., 1873-03-04
METHODIST coNrERENrE.
ftnh Days Session - Yesterdays Pro.
ooedinas-A Call on the Prcsldeut-Assiqu
menta for tho Cor,tna Vaae


ooodinEs-A Call on the eProsIdeut-Assiqu-
ments for the Coming Year.
Tho NTH session OF the washington branch Of
the N. x. Conference was held yesterday In
Ashbury church. Bishop James presiding. Tho
session was opened with devotional exercises.
In lne congregation were Bishop Simpson and
kev. pr; Newman. On motion Of Mf. Brice. II
was decided 70 publish 100 copies Of the min.
utea OF the conference The case Of David
Noela wM called, and charges were presented,
and the case was referred 20 the presiding elder
lot disposition. J. II. Brice and II. Brown were
added 10 the publishing committee The com.
mlttee appointed TO walt on President Grant re-
ported that the President had alRnined hla will
lnRness 10 receive the members OF the confer
ence ~ 1880 O'Clock. Under the cali for reports
OF committees the following reported: womens
foreign missionary society, showing the amount
collected since the last conference TO be Si6s 10;
board OF church extension, t950.9s collected;
tract cause showing that the labors Of this com.
mittee arc meeting with great success; receipts.
tsss9. Bible cause reported receIpts to he al Ge
The stewart reported the receipts TO he III do 10
cash on hand, $500. The Sunday school com,
mittee reported the receipts OF f9I sO The
Freedmans AID Society reported the receipts ~
tolla The Sharp-street church, BaltImore by
the Daughters OF Conference, presented 10 the
stewards fund $50. On motion, all the moneVa
collected for the various benevolent soclties were
paid 20 Mt. LonRkinR, book agent Of the New
York Book Concern. Adjourned to meet at fiye
O'Clock, p, m, and 70 visit the President BIshop
James and the presiding elders then proceeded 10
appropriate addreAs, and the President returned
his thanks for the visit, after which tho visitors
pcrgcd ~
National Republican., 1873-03-04
THR RIVER TRADE.
A Handsome Steamer for the Potomac
Routo,

A Handsome Steamer for the Potomac
Reute.
Tho trade coming up to thls city from each Of
the banks OF the Potomac, although COM
year, and even now Is not an unim-
portant feature to local commerce. The
Baltimore and Norfolk steamers and tho sailing
vessels bring much OF II here, but the Potomac
Ferry Compsnyf steamer, wawaset, Is the main
transportation OF this trat1c. Her arrival at the
toot OF seventh street always draws large con-
course % people and the greater part Of her
hur!len ls next day, "the best the market az
fords." The trips OF this boat have been aus
pended by the Ice, but will be resumed this week,
The energetic president and dsuperlntedent, 4, II,
Harrison, and Captain Samuel Gedney have had
the steamer remodeled and rentted throughout.
Beside her lower cabins for sleeping and eating,
and ner cabin, are wide decks, ali of which are
newly painted, rcfurnished and upholstered
throughout. A new cabin has been built on the
boat, extending the entire length OF the upper
deck and admirable IN all ita appolntmenta
With these improvements the Wawaset will
prove invaluable for the river trade
National Republican., 1873-03-04
AhdIfinnnI Iurar.-

Tue clerk Of the Criminal Court yesterlav pro-
ceeded TO draw from the box a Complement Of
names to oil vacancies In the grand and petit
Iuries. The following were drawn:
Grand Jurors-Joseph Redfern, 1912 II street
northwest; Robert Herfuth, 20 A street south.
EAST W. q. Rldsey; First ward; Wilson Parker,
Petit Jurors-ChAries q. Ball, 1909 \ street
northWest John a. Run, 1904 Massachusetts, ave
nue. northwest; John West, 600 street north.
west Samuel A. II. Marks, $50 q street north.
east; John j. Beall, Georgetown; John g. Ton
ham, 42S Seventh street northwest,
National Republican., 1873-03-04
A SLOVENIAN ON THR RAMPAGE
Attempt to Garry OIL Red Hot Stove
seeus In a Leading CIty HAZEL

man living in Rs washington entered one ne Of 4
the nrst-class hotels on PennsJlvania avenue,
Upon being requested TO wait until to-day for
his pay he marched out saying he meant bust.
ness, and few moments Afterwards returned
with another colorei man, anu knocked down
the stove pipe, and was about taking the red
bot stove, when stopped by the proprietor OF
the hotel, who told the slovenian that he ran
that hotel and Mr. slovenian could not take
the stove without legal process, and requested
him 70 quietly leave, or he might nnd himself In
tue street before he was aware OF IT,
National Republican., 1873-03-04
nTnfrlmoninl,

The young and promising Msratsur, Mr..
evening to Miss Emma 7. Van Hook, OF Anacos-
t1, The ceremony took place ut Mount Van
Hook, the residence Of the brides parents, in the
friends Of the parties, the Rev. Dr Addison, oi
Trinity church, ofiiciatlnR. After the ceremony
reception was given and q bOuntiful BANQUET
plrtaken oL all present Joining In best wishes
Agers on lifeS Journey. Mr.. and Mrs, Morris,
amid many and earnest congratulations, took
the $50 traln for the North '
National Republican., 1873-03-04

For Fall Dress.
Custom-made Swallow TailE coats,
Custon-madc "SwallOw Tallp coats
Custom-made Swallow Talln coats,
and
Custom-made full dress vests
CustOm-maIle full dress vests
Custom-made full dress vests
and
CustOm-made black dOeskin pants,
Cust0m-mada black dOoskln pants
Custom-made black doeskln pants
A superb line OF the above goods for full dres1
occasions Just manufactured In our custom de-
partmenf prices fully forty per cent. leAa than
the same goods made TO order.
HABLE BROTHERS,
Fashionable Tailors, conner Of Seventh and D
streets,
National Republican., 1873-03-04

tho opinion Of tho court, afnrmlng the judgment
OF the said Court Of Claims In this cause.
Wilkes OF al Appeal from tho Circuit Court OF
the United States for the District OF North Caro-
lima, Mr.. Justice Bwayno delivered the opinion
OF the court, afirmng the decree OF the said Cir
cult CouTt In this cause, with costa,
National Republican., 1873-03-04
A Novel RxhlhliIan.

Ia order that our citizens aud the strangers In
town may have an opportunity OF seeing the
hEhtest and one OF the best buggies over built
south OF New York, Mr. John L. Joyce has, In
concert with Mr.. NOTneet, put his buggy on the
platform erected Ia front Of Mr.. NOTneet's store,
hitched up 10 stuffed horse wearing one Of the
1nest sets OF harness ever manufactured In
National Republican., 1873-03-04
SMALLPOX.

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
to the health ofiicer since the fast pui,lishet re-
port: one case In an alley between East Capitol
and A and First and Second streets northeast;
one on Second, between A street and MARYLAND
avenue northeast; one at No. 1000 Georgia avenue
aOutheaaf
National Republican., 1873-03-04
HOPES CLEAN.
aepcrai Butler for o,Br,c,.

s understood that General D, v. Batter will
this week nle In the Supreme Court Of The Dis
trct OF Columbia motion for q review nv the
Judges IN bdne Of their decision refusing o'Brien
q new trial. General Butler will be heard before
National Republican., 1873-03-04
Thu Grant arInInnI

9s-cent, bocent, and tl store, No. sOl Seventh
street, between II and ], Ia completely stocked
with fancy goods OF every description, that are
sold ior much less price than they can be pur-
been In successful operation for more than three
National Republican., 1873-03-04

Railroad Paollltles.

The Northern Central Railroad Company, cor
ner OF pennsylvania avenue and Thirteenth
street. invite the attention OF all In town TO the
faculties they anosd for travel, and for quick
and safe transportation 10 all points. The sched-
ule OF time, the arrival and departure OF trains,
Is published. Strangers In the city will do well
10 can ~ their olilce bef0re leaving.