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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
MISCELLANEOUS.


l'DW PEAS..... .............CO\s fE~S'
13CO Bushels
Cuo!c. CAROLINA CLAY AND CLAY MIXED.
In lots IA suit purchasers
For sale by JC. MURPHY co.
mv2, No 36 POydras street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
BY TEL E 6 R APH.
MoDoc SURRENDER CONFIRMED
COLONEL MACKENZIE'S RAID
CIVIL SERVICE DISCUSSED IN CABINET
MASS MEETING OF CARPENTERS
EMIGR2NTS AT CASTLE GARDEN
INDIAN TROUBLES IN ARIZONA
TaE SIOUX ATTACK 4 FORT
CATTLE RAIDS ON TEXAS BORDER
CONDITION o? cAal|sT PRISONERS
INDIAN TROUBLES IN ARIZONA
TaE sIOUy ATTACK 4 FORT
CATTLE RAIDS ON TEXAS BORDER
CONDITION o. cAallsT PRISONERS
n,MAH0N PRESIDENT OF FRANCE
THEIRS RESIGNS TIE PRESIDENCY
DESTRUCTIVE GALE AT MEMPHIS

FAILURE or TROY LUMBER MERCHANTS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

DEKSONs INTENDING TO AVAIL
4 themselves tf the benefit OF the bankrupt acS
car have their petition and schedules prepared
strictly according to the bankrupt law. general
orders of the United States Supreme Court ana
r-I,si of the United States District Court ny apply
,nT ia the undersigned at the office of C. s. Kel-
log! register IN bankruptcy, in the Customhouse
building New Orleans, Louisiana Posto1,Ss Ne DoA
No. 81. JOHN D. oAni En-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
FI1ENTH TEETH. TEETH.

GREAT REDUCTION.
Sb0-Gold and Platinum Sets-S3V'
Usual charge 5000
S(5 Silver Aluminium and other Materials -SI0
Usual charge $50
S2-Gold Fillings-S2.
Usual charge So.
S!-Sl.ver Amalgam and Guil!o.s Ceaien.
tilling-S1.
Usual charge So
DIR. G. A. BETANCOCRr.
Joseph Street...........l7A
Between Camp and St. Charles
Offers to insert SETS OF TEETH at the aooVe
,)rlces with or without the extraction or the ROOTS
Warrants the purity of all Materials as a!So ne
dttng OF Plates stability and Duration vi nii-isS'
AZ II paid at the highest prices; s., ,,-
Bxtractions and other operations peftormeo 's
meaus of an.esthetic agents.
TOot thache cured instantaneously ,,,
COusultatiou gratis. APP ~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
, EURS

HlDEs''''''''''''sK1Ns ..'''f'As
JOSEPH B. WILKINSON, JR.,
Dealer in
Hides, skins and Furs, Moss, Wool, Tal-
low, Etc.,
No. % Peters street, near the CustoE-house New
Orleans, Louisiana
Liberal Advancement made On consignnenta
tal4 ly
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

c. H. ALLEN CO.,
No. 81 New Levee street,
Keen aiways on hand large assortment of TAR
PAIfIINS which they will hire to merchants for
covering merchandise on the levee, and will pay
al damage accruing to goods when their Tarpau-
u,s and men are en- poyed to protect the same.
All orders for Shipping. Railroads, Cotton
Presses or any persons requiring Tarpaullns, Will
promptly attended to. NINA 3m
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING
ALEXANDRIA, LINE OF UNITED STATES MAIL
COACHES.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

(c0N1IkuED on EIGHTH pAos.I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
DIED.

Of Typhoid Remittent Fever, at his resi-
dence, MAY felu," Prince William county
Va, on the 9Th ofJune, 1873. Mr.. JOHN HUE,
in the eighty third year of his age.
This good and true man, firm in his purposes,
gentle and urbane in his department. faithful IN
his friendship, and charitable in his judgments
of the faults of others, died rs he had lived, be-
loved by all who knew him. He was fully con-
scious of his approaching dissolution, and bid
ding each member of his family m afiectonato
farewell, he expressed willingness to depart
from the turmoils of earth, for home IN that
Kingdom where sorrow pain and death never
enter. His last words were, "Halleluiah, am
going home" and with smile, he fell asleep, as
we have every reason to believe, IN the arms OF
his dear Saviour.
Thus pssseth from our midst one of Prince
Williams oldest and noblest SONS, whose whole
life was exemplar of true Virginia citizen and
faithful friend His hospitable doors were ever
open to the needy and destitute, and by MS
goodness of heart he had attached large circle OF
friends who mourn their loss His bereaved
family, which consists of a wife and twelve chill
dren, are left to mourn the loss of an aectlonate
and indulgent husband and father. Wesincere-
ly sympathize with the borrowed ones, and trust
that their loss is his eternal gain. Let us cherish
this hope for the departed one and moderate our
grief for the loss we have sustained knowing
that he cannot return to us, but we may 90 to
him. Peace to his memory. b.
-DInna SsaS GuzCtte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
From China and Japan.

SAN Francisco, June l3.-The steamship
Alaska, from China and Japan, arrived to-
night. The steamship Cyphrcns also arrived
from Macao May 9th. The two vessels brought
over 1000 Chinese passengers, and advlccs
from Hong Kong of May the 18th. The China
mail comments severely upon the prosecutors
of the Chinese iu San Francisco. 1t is state!
that the working of coal and iron mines and
the introduction of railroads in China will soon
be sanctioned by the Government at Pckin.
Yokohama dates arc to the 22d Of May The
japanese Ministers Of Finance have resigned
and published letter setting forth the debt
of the Empire at $lO4, 900, 900. They say the
people are excessively taxed and that the debt
is increasing yearly In consequence OF new
schemes OF the Government. Possh! y the
Ministers may receive orders to commit Hari
Kari. The Palace Of the Mikado is to be re-
built according to Europeans plans. An
ancient Christian church has been discovered
10 the interior of Japan. The rcsiguing Min,
listers say that Japan seems to be going but is
actually tagging behind and national tlnanclaI
colapse may happen at any moment, aud that
thew clearly see calamity 10 the future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
CHURCH SERVICES, &c, TO- MORROW.

CHRlsr CuuRcn-Servico at II e. =, M M NM Anu
evening service at p. M, by koV. II. L. me-
Kim - II q n,
and 81 o. M, by Rev. DIR. Norton. a o
GRACE CHuRcII-Services at IL q. H. "no
n, m, by Rev. d. F. Sprigg ,d
ST MaKY's CuuRcu-Mass at g. H. anu
liam. Vespers at II p m. ro,,;,o -
E,psr pREsBYTERIAN CHUkchInHtvico ~
~. ~ and 4 IS D. H., By Rev. MIR. hlltosey'
SECOND PREsRrrERIASC HURcH-N2serVlce'
N.Tu Erls. CuUKcll-Serm0n III 'he morn
;nnd at night, By Rev. }. S. Boyer.
rTu EriscopAL CHURCH SouTH-4ermoh
,La morning by Rev. Mr.: A. w. Wilson,
and vt night by Rev. Mr.. beall
ON Wvru Pn0T. CuURCH-Sermon IN tho morn
'nE a a,s1 CnrEcH-Preaching at II a. M and
a. N by Rev c. II. Rylsnd.
GGrRnAS Notwithstanding service at II
VILLAGE CHAPEL-Sermon, at II q; m, by
Row. Mr. Beall. Sabbath School at 8 p. M,
services conducted by Rev. Mr.. Busey.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSocIATIoN.-
S,odny Work-Prayer Meeting in the I'd Presb:
Church, ut y. IN. Aims House services at z!
n. M Jail services at p. m. Sunday School
st the corner of King and West streets and at
the ccrner of ST. Asaph and Princess streets at
u D. m. Open air meeting ut the corner of King
and Washington streets NJ 81 pm. Week Hork-
Daily prayer meeting in the room of the Asso-
ciation at y. M Prayer meeting every Friday
night at s o'clock at the corner of King and
Mast str
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
LOG AL n H w . l..

A LAWYER CHARGED WITH FELONY. 1t
was stated in yesterdays Gazette that lawyer
+. A. Williams. of Washington who had como
here as counsel for two meu confined in Jail,
had been arrested while at dinner at the Man
sion House 10 consequence Of telegram re-
ceived by the Chief Of Police from /. l.. Ban
croft, of Washington, charging him witt
felony. At four o'clock, the prisoner witt
volunteer counsel appeared at police head
quarters, where he controverted the legality Of
the arrest, stating that he was assured by the
best authority that such an arrest could not be
sustained, and that his friend Dick Harrington
Assistant District Attorney of Washington
would agree with him were he to be consulted.
Capt. Webster quietly informed him that he
was now in his charge and that he should be
taken good care of; at which the counsel be-
came so violent 10 his manner and so demon.
strative in his actions that he had to be elected
from the room and hustled down the steps
in most uuceremouious style. Soon after.
wards the prosecutor appeared, accompanied
by his counsel, Capt. ID. l.. Smoot, and the
prisoner having employed new counsel, MIR.
Mushbach, the case was examined, and the
prisoner discharged, though he had made. a
raise upon the pretense of having money de-
posted in bank in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14

rs" Master Masons who intend carrying their
families to Hamilton on the 18th instant vii re.
por, the number of persons to Geo. +. Steiner,
of Steiner s. Y ohc, corner of King and Fairfax
streets by o clock Monday night so that ar
engagements can be made for their conveyance
from the railroad station tn the town. je l4-Zt
~ masonic NoTlcE.--The members of An
drew Jackson Lodge A. +. s. A. NJ who pur-
pose gong to Hamilton, Va. on the 18th of this
month to participate in the ceremonies of laying
the corner stone of the Masonic Lodge at that
place, will meet promptly At their Lodge room
Mt quarter before seven o clock a. N. All Mas
ter MasonS in the city in good standing are fra
tcrnally invited to join us. Gloves and aprons
furnished at the Lodge room. \ special tram
for the accommodation of the fraternity will be
rum returning early in the afternoon, and under
Nc cement with the railroad company, but Sloo
will be charged for the round trip Unless q
sufficient number of Masons assemble at the
time designated to make q respectable turnout
the lodge will not go as an organization, II ), IS
therefore importan. that the brethren should DC
punctual By order of the w. NJ:
ic ltd w. NJ. REAEpoN, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14

EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA.
We are requested to remind the members OF
this body, consisting of the teachers Of Virgin
ia, that its next annual session will be held at
Alexandria, beginning on the Sth Of July.
Arrangements have been effected with the dii-
ferent railroad lines Of the State, by which
members who attend will only be required to
ray their fare when going to the session., and
will be returned free of charge. They will also
be accommodated free while IN the city, during
ahe session, aud two excursions have been pro.
vidod for their entertainment, the one to Mt.
Vernon, and the other to the Capitol and the
Smithsonian Institute. Persons proposing to at
tend the meeting are requested to communicate
with the Chairman Of the Local Committee OF
Arrangements Mr.. j. S. Blackburn, Alexan-
dria, Virginia. ,-Pac'SJug Appeal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
The Markets.

New YORK, June l4.-FIour dull. Wheat
quiet and heavy Corn nominaly unchanged.
BALTIMORE, June Iva: skies, old, 36,
do. consolidated So. West Va skies lot bid to
day. Cotton quiet; low widIlings ISL Flour
quiet and steady and unchanged Wheat dull;
common to fair red l45al60; Winter red West
crn l50alj5; Spring red Western l45al5O.
Corn steady;whitc Southern GS; yellow do, 81;
mixed Western firmcr Oats dull; Southern
47a5O Western mixed IS; do. white As. Rye
quiet at SOay0. Hay unchanged. Provisions
dull and numuay unchanged. Western But.
tcr-gOud 10 choice lSa2N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14

RAILROAD RECEIPTS. The following are the
receipts by the W. G., V. NJ. 4 G. s. Railroad
for this week: Corn 2.075 bushels, wheat SIS,
rye Is, mill feed SO, corn meal 265, potatoes
As, beans bag, fax seed l. wool - sacks,
-four Gil bbls, vinegar bbls, fowls "A coops,
ground bark 2l3 sacks, ground sunlac SIS, su-
mac 10, hair ), bacon l52 lbs, butter 20 irkius,
eggs 26 bbls and boxes, lard 6rkin, oil Is
bbIs, tobacco 3 cases. taow Dbl, pig iron
~ 400 lbs, blooms 76,979 lbs, bark l0l cords,
hides 26 bundles, sheep skins 507 skins and
bale, calf skins lU2, calves and COWS 90 head,
empty casks IS, leather Sc roles, spokes g.
bundles, copper and lead 263 lbs, iron aud
bones 81 .S25 lbs, nails l keg, horse rakes s,
rags 3,l72 lbs, scrubs l6 bundles, mowers l.,
soap stone packages, reapers, thrashers and
cultivators 3, oak lumber l,640 feet, pine
37,644, cattle car, sheep 7, stock 2, cross ties
|, sand ,.
For the week the following were the receipts
by the W. L. 0. r. r.: Corn 1920 bushels,
wheat 1855, meal 2lO, -four sc bbls,, eggs. 80
hbs and boxes, butter G2 bbls and frkins'
fowls coops, vinegar bbls, hay l24 bales,
hides A. rags 10, wool +, calves 80 head, lambs
II milk 45 gallons, old iron and boues 1855
lbs, wood cars stock |.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
TELEGRAPH NEW 5.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE.]
General sherman and the Modocs.

General Sherman and the Noiocs.
New York, June l4.-Gcn. Sherman mad a
conversation with reporter last evening, and
is made to say Of General Davis concerning
his indictment of Captain Jack and the prcpa.
rations for hanging him and some OF his asSo-
ciates, 'If the statement is correct there IS no
doubt that General Davis must have exceeded
his duty, and he would have been held rcspon-
sible tor his acts. He should be guided by
military rules and the law. We all know
they arc murdcrers, the President himself says
they are murderers, and had Gen. DAVIS shot
them while they were being pursued l do not
think he would have exceeded his duty. lie
did not do this and could not afterwards shoot
them in cold blood. General Davis report to
Gen. Scho6cld, Gen Sherman said, may differ
from that published in the papers. Davis Is
too experienced an officer to do anything that
would bring odium upon the army, or lay lnu-
self open to military court-inartlal tor exceed
ing his duty as an officer. The General thinks
there will be no difficulty about dlspoSlng:
Of the Modocs under arrest Those found
guilty of murder will be hanged or shot, aud
if it is proved there was an agreement Tor gene
raj uprising among the tribes others Will receive
some punishment as a warning to the Indians
He remarked, however, that it was Pity that
the guilty Modocs were not shot at first; then
all this commission business and expense would
have been avoided As to the killing already
of few prisoners, Gen. Sherman says that
those who committed the deed are low black
guards and murderers who had nothing what
ever to do with the army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
SlD:airl.

MADRID, June l4.-P y Margall, PrcSi
dent of the Council, in the course OF speech
delivered last evening in the Cortes, said the
government must first pacity the peninsula in
order to discourage disahfecton IN Cuba.
" Ala demonstration in Barcelona, yesterday,
sneakers who addressed the assembagc termed
the municipality of the city thieves, and
ureed vigorous measures for getting rid of the
ohisctional authorities. The meeting broke up
with cries of Viva la Federation Social and
"Down with the municipality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
The MARKET, this morning, was very vel

The MARKET, this morning, was very well
supplied with fresh meats, vegetables, fruits,
and flowers. The butchers had excellent beef,
lamb, mutton, veal, pork, &C., at last quoted
prices. Green peas 81 cts. per peck; snap
beans IS do; new potatoes so Cts. do; lettuce
2a5 cts. per head; early york cabbages 10 to %
cts. per head; beets 5aS cts. per bunch; radishes
2a3 cts. per bunch; cucumbers 36a50 cts per
dcz; squashes 3a5 cts. apiece; butter 30a4C
cts per ID. for fresh; eggs 23a25 cts. per doz.i
strawberries l0al5 cts. per quart; cherries lOa
~ cts per quart; currants Is cts. per quart
The fish stands had few fresh tish-shad
catfish and sturgeon. Sturgeon cts. per h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14

Run AwAY.-The two horses attached to
the feed wagon of Mr.. Augustus Wall, became
alarmed while standing at the door of store
on Hing street, between Colum bus and Wash
ingIon this morning, and started off at furious
gait down the street. The driver, a colored
man named John Toiver, ran out Of the store
just as they moced and Selling one of them by
the bride, Notwithstanding the manner IN
which he was tossed and pitched and jerked
about as the team plunged its way along among
the cross ties aud stringeIs with which the street
Is Ilued maintained his hold until the wagon be-
calnc uncoupled and he brought them to a halt
near the st. ASaph street depot, unhurt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
.A.ti.v,5ouor League.

New YORK, June IA Boston ietlef "a! :
that the new secret anti-liquor Legislation parry
has rapidly extended lodges all over hassa,
chusetts having nineteen branches auo h'nJ
thousand active members in Boston alone, an'
controlling fifty Thousand votes throughout 'he
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, June II, II a. m.
For the Middle States, falling barometer,
cloudy weather, rain areas and fresh to brisk
northeast and southeast winds For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States, east of the Mssssip-
pi, southerly to westerly winds, generally clou-
dy weather and rain areas. For the North.
west, diminishing pressure and southeast and
southwest winds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
New York Bank Statement.

New YORK, June 1.-THE weekly bank
statement is as follows: Loans, Increase,
$'295, 600; specie, increase, s9S2 800; egaltend
crs, Increase, $l,0S9.000; deposits, increase,
S3,G9j, 800; circulation, decrease, $Sl, 400.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
Arrest OF Witnesses.

New York, June l4.-John and Thomas
Hart and +. Redmond, witnesses in the Stokes
case, were arrested during the night, under the
advice of the District Attorney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
French Affairs.

LONDON June 1.-THE special corrcsp%n-
don't ,t Paris of the London Hour, in Il dis
u pateb to that paper, says an alliance has been
apt s,c between the supporters of ex President
Thiers and the Radicals in the Assembly
Th;ers is said to have had frequent conferences
with Gambetta since his retirement from the
Dra,;anpcv of The republic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
The MO(iOcS.

SAN FRANcIsco, June l3.-Photographs
have been taken of Captain Jack and the
whole of his band of warriors.
Gen. Davis has sent a party of men to hunt
Tor and arrest the persons guilty of the massa-
ere Of the Modoc prisoners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
EX-0ueeR isabella.

LONDON. June l4.-It is said that ex-Queen
Isabella is about to proceed to Rome for the
purpose Of comforting with the Pope upon the
prospects Of the Bourbon family 10 Spain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14

VICE PRESIDENT OF THE w. G., Y. NJ. &
G. S. r. R.-The Directors of the Washington
City, Virginia Midland and Great Southern
Railroad, at their meeting in this city, yester
day, unanimously elected WILLIAM &. GAZE
MOVE, ESQ, Vice President of the Company,
a position which Mr.. c., from his known
ability and experience, will we'll and faithfully
fill. None of the gentlemen connected with the
management Of the road have taken a deeper
interest in its affairs, or labored more crcrgctl-
caly for its ultimate success and 'hr trust
thus bestowed is we'll deserved.
INCENDIARY ATTEMPT During the absence
Of the family Of Mr.. Henry Coxen, who were
at the circus last nj ght, an attempt WAS made,
by an unknown and even unsupported person, to
fire that gentleman house, southeast corner Of
Payne and Cameron streets. People passing
by saw the flames, just as they were beginning
to spread, and extinguished them without oc-
casioDing any general alarm. lighted candle
had been placed between the weather boarding
and the plastcring on the lower floor, and Il
space of about one foot had been burned when
the flames were discovered.
TIE Coal TRADE The receipts of Cum
berland coal at this port by canal for the week
ending to-day, were as follows: BY American
Coal Company, 4,2Sl tons; by }. Z. AgneW,
800 tons; by Hampshire and Baltimore Coal
Company, 1866 tons. During the same period
there were shipped from this port by the
American Coal Company Ass tons; by }. L.
Agnew, 4,O25 tons; by Hampshire and BaItl-
more Coal Company, l,7S5 tons.
POCKETS PlcKED.--The watch chain Of
Capt. D. e. Meade, Of the Plains, was cut
while that gentleman was purchasing ticket
at the circus ticket wagon last night and his
pocket picked of valuable gold watch, Il re-
| ward for the return Of which has been offered,
as will be seen by an advertisement IN another
column. A lady had her pocket picked at the
same place yesterday afternoon OF her purse
containing a small sum Of money.
New Books. We received, this morning,
from the book store of Mr.. Geo. L. French,
95 King street, From Olympus to lladcs a
novel by Mrs FORESTER, entirely original III Its
character and composition, and possessing re-
| markabe elements of interest; also, Demon
est's Mirror of Fashion for July, with handsome
fashion plates and an attractive table OF con-
tents.
Quick TRlp-The Georgetown Courier Of
this morning says 1.-THE canal boat y. G.
Greene, of the Borden Coal Company, made
the trip from Cumberland to Georgetown and
return, last week, in exactly six days and thirty
minutes, which is said to be the quickest time
on record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
Muster Car Builders.

BosroN June l4-The Master gar n .n; u
ers' Convention last night elected the iolI9Wlls
officers for the ensuing year ana u'Ss', W.: :
President, J. H. Van Hcnton, IlttSDurs, icc-
President, V. D. Perry, Harttord, Sccre.asy'
Lcauder Gray, Morrisiana, n. l.; treasurer
A. Steinback, Reading, Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
Another Trial Granted.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.-THE Supreme
Court has again granted Mrs. Glenn. who has
twice been convicted Of the murder of Mr.. and
Mrs Young, a new trial This will be the fifth
time