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New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
THE INsURRECTIoN IN CUBA.

rysuRGrST SUCCESS NEAR JIGUAEO-wHY A
CUBAN GENERAL WAS EXECUTED.
KEY WEST, March 14.-The following official
report of the engagement between the insurgents and
the Spanish forces Quacamayas, pointedly admitting
defeat OF the latter received. The substance
OF the document made public In Havana yesterday
As part OF the Battalion Bailen was taking position
AZ point called Quacamayas six miles from Jignano, is
was received by light musketry IRE by small band Of
insurgents Reinforced by 60 they attacked TIC
rebels who fegned q slight resistance. until sud-
denly strong force under Calixto Garcia appeared,
with the Intention OF involving the spanish forces com
pelug them 10 fight while retreatiDg which tney stale
10 have effected admirable order, repelng the insur-
Rpnis' attacks OF the machete with the bayOnet.
When reenforcements arrived the enemy retired.
leaving two men dead upon the field The spaniards.
without stating the numDer confess 20 losses, and Ne
woundng OF Lieut.. Peula commanding the vangnark
Private adyices from Puerto Principe attribute the
summary execution, without trial, OF the insurgenb
General Maria Rubalcabo, Cuban poet aud Journalist
OF repute 70 have been for the defeat OF
ANAL column which left Puerto Principe under the com
mand OF Major Mustera not far from the city. This
column attacked aud surrounded by the insGrgents
The Major and one soldier only making their escape and
returning TO Puerto Principe.
[For Oasr FSrco. Ss,es TAsrd sss FOurtA Paesal
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
NEw.YoRK WAREHOUSE RETURNS.

REPORTS MORE THAN YEAR BEHISD-SEARLf
S20OOO.O0O Due THE GOVERNMENT - THE
COLLECTOR DEFAULIER uNDEh Ihh IL" >
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE THBuSE.l
WAsHIYGToY. March 1.-THE discussion touching
the lack Of returns of the warehouse business IN the
Yey-York Custom house is "A matter Of considerable
interest in the Treasury Department here, especially
since the officials in the Custom house have seen MT
m il is reported 10 contradict the assertions OF the
Secretary of the Treasury, made several days ago.
10 the effect that the Department was not RESPONSE
BILE for the DELAYS in furnishing the returns OF the
business for the past two years. further and
more careful examination OF the recorus III
connection with the warehouse tranracuohs
in New-York shows that the Secretary was entirely
night in saying that the returns have not been duy
made under the law. On the LIST Of July 1870 there
was due the Government from the warehouse trans
actions in New York balance of 81, ,g62 40. Since
then returns have come up 20 December, lsIl, the
official report for that month having been received
in February 1873 thus showing that the reports re
garding the warehouse business are more tban
year bebindhand. The last warehouse return "hloh
has been perfected in the department was thAt tor
June, ls7l and the last one received was ior Dece
Dor following, as stated above.
The returns of this character are hrst sent 10 the
First Auditor and from him they are transmitted to
the COMMISSIONER Oh OuhOoni7 4" 'Nf -,
months to adjust the returns for each month. The
papers are so youminous that the Auditor with all
the force at his command, requires months time
10 examine them and the same time s required in
the Customs Bureau. Thus the Commissioner OF
Customs il a month behind the First Auditor. The
former officer reports that in May, ls7l the latest
returns in his office being Ifor that month the ware
house account for the New-York office owed the
Government sl9,Ss5,5eS 1t is also estimated at the
Customs Bureau that this amount IL considered as
30 much lost to the Treasury they are assets that
are not collectable ,being against bogus bondsmen
and for accounts where settlement can never be
expected.
The present system Of nIAkng returns in the ware
house department was begun IN 1861. AT first the
New York CustoD-house officials said that the re-
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
A CUBAN DIPLOMATIC DISPUTE.

There has been some agitation in Cuban
circles owing TO the refusal Of Ramon Cespedes Com
missioner and jose Mayorga the General Agent OF the
Cuban Republic in America TO give their books papers,
and authority 70 Carlos Del Castillo one of the recently
appointed agents OF the Republic In the absence OF
General Agent Mayorga his jose Mayorga, ir said
that the of his fathers refusal to renqush bis
powers and duties that his commission had not been
revoked that senor Castillo had not brought with
hun any commission 10 prove his appointment.
Mr. Mayorga said that Secr Gown. OF the recently
appointed agents. had refused accept bis appointment
on the ground that he was American citizen. IL is
stated that in addition 20 revoking the diplomatic
agencies this country tine Cuban Governments has
abosned the missions abroad the ground that IL s
beneath the dignity OF the Republic TO have diplomatic
representatives countries which refuse 70 recognize
its existence.
The representatives abroad &C present are eehor
Anilera Vice President Of the Republic, senior Macos
IN London aud senor vsrona In Paris understood
that the commissioners agents succeed estab
lshing their authority, that sehor Castillo will attend
TO the financial and Gen. Quesada 10 the military
matters.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

turns could not be made and continued TO protest
without avail until January 1853, when they were
compelled to make the first return. Other custom
houses made their returns at once. Since the hrst
return the New-York Custom house has always been
over a year behind in its reports. Ihis iact the
books of the First Auditor of the Treasury and OF
the Commissioner of Customs abundantly TESTIFY
Therefore, notwithstanding the statements OF Inc
Erenino Post and the officers Of the New-f0rk Cus-
m-house. il is clearly shown that no return nas
been forwarded to the Treasury for any month since
December, 1871. This establishes the fact under the
act of July H. 1862 that the Collector of the port OF
New-York who has not made the returns is, accord
ing to law, defaulter.
The first section of the law of July II, 1862, which
the Treasury Department holds applies TO the
bonded warehouse accounts, is as follows.
ANY officer or agent Of the United States who shall
receive pubic money which he s authorized 10 retain
salary, pay emolument, shall render ms accounts
acconna with the vouchers necessary the correct and
prompt settlement thereof shall be rendered direct 20
mailed or otherwise forwarded TO its proper
address. within ten days after the g expra, pnse
OF the non-receipt at the Treasury OF any
accounts within reasonable and proper time Thereafter
the officer whose accounts in default SHAH be re-
CURED to furnish satisfactory evidence OF Davng COM
Piled with the provisions OF this act ana IoT any M
fauer and be subject 20 all the penalties prescribed Dy
the sixteenth section Of the act OF Aug o. 1870 70 o
vide for the better organization OF the Treasury aud Or
the collection safe keeping transfer aud disbursement OF
public provided that the Secretary OF tne
Treasury may. IT, in his opinion the VI
the justify and require it, extend the tle herel
before prescribed for the rendition or accounts ana
provided further that nothing herein contained sna De
construed 70 restrain the heads OF any OF the depart
ments from requiring such other returns or reports rom
the officer agent subject 70 the control OF such heaus
OF departments the public interests may require
1t proper to say, in addition, that the Secretary
of the Treasury has never extended the time pre-
scrbed for the rendition of the accounts Of the New
York Custom-house coming under the above head. In
addition to this it s shown that the Commissioner Of
Customs has time after time urged the Collector OF
Customs for New-York to make the returns required
of him by law without avail.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.
IGENRRAL PRESS DISPATCH ]
WASHINGTON, Friday,

WASHINGTON. Friday, March "a, 1873.
The visit OF President Grant, yesterday 10 Phadel-
phia had no political significance, and, therefore, the
reports that he went there consult friends as 10 an
appointment of Secretary Of the Navy In place OF MI
Robeson have no foundation fact the President Is
satisfied that that gentleman shall rean IN the Caonet
and there being no prospect that he win retire for the
acceptance OF foreign mission, 10 which
speculation has assigned him. Egnaly un-
true is the rumor that the Presidents visit
had connection whatever with the name OF prom-
nent banker OF Philadelphia succeed Mr. Boutwell, as
Secretary of the Treasury. The President was before
the Inauguration invited by Mr. Mcveigh TO partake OF
his hospitates at the League Clubhouse but the
President deferred the engagement until yesterday,
when the state of public business enabled him 70 absent
himself for "A daY from Washington.
Mr. Boutwell, has not yet resigned his office OF Seere-
tary Of the Treasury, and to-day present on Ousl-
ness AZ heretofore at the Cabinet meeting The Pres
dent has yet decided successor and therefore
everything said on this subject is merely speculative
This H. what President said tonight. ana further
that he will not determine on successor before mohaAy
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
TELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

-. The Milwaukee and Sc. Paul Railroad Land
ball passed NE Wisconsin senate yesterday By Il - 10 le
80. The Middeboro and Taunton Railroad was
e Yesterday hs Old Coiony and Newport aArosd Coofanoa s
sI1sooe cash.
The last rail connecting the Missouri. Kansas
Railway the TEXAS
Yesterday roah trsiSs between s. Loas and GGesOA si
raGniHs nezt AoaasJ
..... The Kentucky Senate passed bill yesterday
prohibiting under psals the
tencsd BsA Hessss Ese passsd n pToyss
logical survey Of tAe state.
The full bench Of tho Supreme judicial Court
Of Aassssheres has das that the the Lnse
sveA ssss'es ssherrss he % VI besss " so " ts
bssaz 10 ansosslsspessL
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15


REPORT THAT MIR. DIsRAELI IS NOT PREPARED
TO FORM A CABINET - HOPES THAT MIR.
GLADSTONE WILL WITHDRAW HIS REsIGNA-
TION-EARL DERBY REPORTED TO BE FORM
LONDON, Friday. March is. 1871
The Pail MAI CARTE says Mr.. Disraeli told tho
Queen yesterday that be was not prepared TO form
Cabinet. The Gazette is confident that, under the
circumstances Mr. Gladstone will be recalled to the
head of the Government.
The Globe declares the latter assumption unwar-
ranted Lords Derby and Cairns cannot reach Lon
don until tomorrow; and meanwhile nothing can
be determined and all talk on the subject of tho
future Ministry must be pure speculation
Mr. Disrae is still reluctant TO assume the task oil
organizing new government.
II was positiyely asserted at the Carlton Club,
this afternoon that one thing is settled-namely' II
the Conservatives take office, Mr.. Disraei viii not
be the Premier; that Mr. DisraeH will inform the
Queen, tomorrow, that it IS impossible for mm 70
form Ministry and will suggest that the response
biity be Entrusted to the Earl of Derby, who has
the support of the old Wings.
In the Reform Club the belief is that the chances
for the return of the Conservatives To power are
sinking and that Mr. Gladstone, in few days, VIII
withdraw his resignation.
All parties are opposed TO dissolution Of Parlia-
ment 1t is said in the event of the dissolution OK
Parliament John Bright WILL in consequence OF BIS
poor health, retire altogether from the House OK
Commons.
At the Cabinet Councils held on Wednesday and
Thursday, Mr.. Gladstone repeatedly expressed the
wish TO retire TO private fe and his colleagues used
every argument in their power TO dissuade bim from
his purpose.
rumor generally prevails in London that Mr.
Disrael has refused the Premiership, but It Is be-
leved 10 be incorrect. The facts simply are that
Mr. Disrael has respectfully indicated TO the Queen
the difficulties he would have TO confront If he as
sumed office even If able TO secure the aid OF sup
porters considering the Parliamentary position OK
his opponents Inasmuch as II Is necessary for him
TO consult his friends, he has asked for delay.
Tonight Lord Derby arrived from Pans and had
long consultation with Disraeh. No decision was
arrived at however nor viii be until tomorrow. IL
is possible that Mr.. Disraeh viii refuse TO accept
Office but it is not probable. If be accepts he VIII
probablv finish up the business of the session by tho
end of June and then dissolve the House Ibe
Conservatives all over the country are very comb
dent as to the result of the elections.
SPECIAL dsfpaioA The Eord
LONDON. Friday, March 10, 1873
The Earl Of Derby is trying 20 form Cabinet I'd
be composed of himself as Premier; Disrael Chan
eellor of the Exchequer Ward Hunt, Home secre-
tary; Sir Stafford Northcote Secretary for India
Claiborne Hardy, Foreign Secretary; the Marquis OK
Salisbury, President of the Council, and earns
Lord Chancellor Lord Derby's success IL doubtful.
II he fails Lord Granvile's scratch Cabinet WIN
come in and end with an appeal 10 the country
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
REPUBLIC OF SPAIN

CRUELTY OF A CARLIsT PRIEsT-QCESrIoE OF 4
FEDERAL REPUBLIC.
MADRID. Friday, March "a, 1873
The cure of Santa Cruz, who leads Carilst
band treats the Spanish troops who fan into DIS hadS
with great cruelty. He recently logged seFer win
enc, severitv tnat they died from the effects of the
blows.
The Assembly has approved bill granting amnesty 20
offenders against the laws regulating the newspaper
press ID Porto Rico.
II IL reported that reaction has set IN among The kad
ioals in favor the ndiyslble Republic as oppose" 70
the federal system.
s0or Fi,neras in an unofficial telegram 10 Ministers
P Marga and Tetuan expresses fear that the people
AZ barcelona are determined stand by their prociaiD-
ton OF a Federal Republic.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
GENERAL PRESS DISPArCH.l

WASHINGTON, March 14.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day
Neutrality-suspicious. W. French, TO be ChiefJustice
gle 10 he ChiefJu the supreme Court for Idaho
Territory j. L. Kidder, To be Associate Justice OF TIE
Supreme Court for Dakota Territory W W BrO9khgs,
TO he Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court for Idaho
H. : Johnson. be Associate Justice OF the supreme
Court for New-MexeO; John W klngman, TO De Asso-
tory Oliver Fiske be United states Marshal FOR the
Southern District New York Thomas A spence. 70 Oe
Assistant General for the P0stOmce Depart
meut George NJ Daskn, TO be United states Attorney
for the Southern District OF Alabama VIM e Parker,
10 he Marshal for the District OF Texas Corne-
Illus A. Hogan OF Kansas to De Minister 70 ElH SOnn
A. Foster of Indiana, 10 be Minister 10 Mexico
Frank w. Potter of New-Jersey, 70 be Consul AT
Narsees: James F. Casey TO be Collector OF Customs
AZ Walter Hartman, 10 DE Naval Oeer at
Boston George H. Sharpe 70 be Surveyor OF customs AT
New-York. Alexander sharp 10 be United States Mar
shat for the District Columbia; William ID d. Ierrii
OF Indiana. Pension Agent at Indianapolis JOhn a.
Burbauk OF Dakota, Governor OF Dakota Ierrt0ryi ":
ID Blaxham Surveyor General OF Florida W. j. small
of Oregon Register the Land Office. LlnKvle. ore
gon: Cyrus NOThup, Collector Of Customs NewHaYen,
Conn; Byron o. Carr Supervising Inspector OF steam
boats With District; D. NJ. Golden. j. W. Baker, Adol
mus Hall Joshua Riley j. W. Thompson, William stick
ney and Daniel SmIth, Members Of the Legislative AS
sembly OF the District OF Columbia.
Collectors OF Internal Rerenue-Lewls Weltzel, First
Ohio JOhu W Ross. Fifth. Indiana Cole Nott Fifth,
Iowa: James AshwOrth, Fifth, Pennsylvania; EDWARD
Ruhe, sixth, Pennsylvania.
10th Cavalry; Second Lieut.. William Davis r TO be First
Lieutenant OF the 10th Cavalry; Second Lieut.. c. 7.
McTaggart 20 First Lieutenant OF the nth Infantry.
POstDadSters-Henry King, at Topeka, kansas L. J.
WOrden, at Lawrence Kansas.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
CONCENTRATIONS BY THE SENATE.

The Senate IN Executive seselol toudyi cOhule ue
following nominations
Samuel Plummer United States Marshal for New Jer-
sew David b. Parker Marshal for the Eastern District
Of Virginia Ephraim Browne OF Massachusetts Consul
Al PasO del NOre Frank W. Potter Of NewJersey Con-
sui at MarseIles William A. Arnold Receiver OF Public
Moneys. Central City, Col; Franklin B. stephenson,
Assistant Surgeon Navy Francis NJ. Ashton Sec
ond Assistant Engineer Ia the Navy.
POstadsters-Frederck l. Richter, Council Grove,
Kansas; Melvin b. Baldwin, Elgin III; Chauneey Har-
rs Elizabeth, N j.. John b. Iyer, Wabash. Ind; Will
liam L. stewart MaIengo, H.. Gustavus "A. Pfrange,
aurora Ill HarwOOd NJ. RedingtOn, Eyra, o.. Thomas
W. Collins, COshOcton, o. Heury stevenson treenve,
o.: Beniamin L. Winans, Newport, KY Samuel W.
Price Lexington. KY; John NJ. stockton, Mays
VILE KY; Basil III. Crapeter, Shelbyvile, KY A.
b. Hpp, Lebanon, Ky; Peter Printz Lewistown, Pa !;
James y Plummer, Tyrone Penn.; Wm. +. stair Hano-
YER Penn: j. L. Benton, Oakland CAL; Eldridge l.
Ware Key West Fla. Robert Blair, Tuscaloosa, Ala
John d. Lewis, Pulaski, Tenn; A. O.. Sharpe, Chatta
noogI. Tenn. Henry Boyd, White Plains. N Y; Wm.
Rule Knoxville, Tenn; James p. Baird. Columbia,
Tenn: Mrs. Julia L. WOolfOrd, Jackson. Tenn; A. f.
Blount Cleveland Tenn; Arthur d. Downs, Wyandotte
Kansas: simon MoIz, Hays City, Kansas; john A Rus
ling Belydere " j.. Hiram =. Bennett, Denver, Colo
ado. Ioreuzo J. WOrdeu, Lawrence Kansas.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
VISITORS TO THE NAVAL ACADEMY.

The President has appointed the following
Visitors to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Nd: The
Hon. AIvah sabin Vermont; Gen. J. Reynolds. U. s. A.
Victor Dupont, Wilmington, Del; William II. Hackett,
Portsmouth N H.; Judge A A. Wright. Florida: Prof.
David A. Wallace, Monmouth College H.; Prof. c. g..
Rogers Tennessee; aud Judge ID. A. Paree LOUISIANA.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
TgE CALDWELL BRIBERY.

.P1E ARGUMENTS IN THE SENATE.
,,rrRrsr IN THE CASE JUST AwAKENING-sEN-
ITOR SCOTT ARGUES AGAINST Mr.. NORTON 5
REsOLUTIOH-sENArOR sCHuRZ PROVES ITs
CoNsTITUTIoNALITY.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
WASHINGTON.

SPECIMEN CIVIL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS.
MARSHAL SHARPE TO BE SURVEYOR oP NEW
YORK - BROTHER -IN-LAw CASEY REAP
POINTED AT NEW-ORLFANs-wARM PLACES
FOR MIR. MoRTONs RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
SENATOR IOGAN's BROTHER PROVIDED
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
BRITISH CABINET CRISIS.

TROUBLES OF CONSERVATIVE LEADERS.
REPORT THAT MR. DIsRAELI rs NOT PREPARED
TO FORM CABINET - HOPES THAT MR.
GLADSTONE WILL WITHDRAW HIS REsIGNA-
TION-EARL DERBY REPORTED TO BE FORM
A CABINET.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.

BY c. Z. GIRARDEY & CO.. at II o'clock. at No.
70! Margny street. household furniture
By MASH & HODGSON. at 10 o'clock. at No.
Carondelet street. lot Of open accounts
onl, payable. stocks, etc. Of late firm OF Hyde
"a Goodrich. Also. at II o'clock at the marble
yard on Tchoup pitoulas street, a lot of marble.
IY SHERIFF HARPER. at u O'Clock. at the Mer'
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange. a lot OF
ground. with buildings thereon. on AusterIitz.
tetween Laurel and Live Oak streets. At lOAi
o'clock. contents of store No. "A Camp street. z
sYRM & B. J. MONTGOMERY, at II o'clock,
stable. corner Of Penn aud Perdido streets.
mill
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

80 . ~'>>'
80 this very -Four thousands ere .nH"r-
~; from fe."r and a=ue. ~ ianguishinS IL sh@'
condition Oh debility which The variable weather
o; .h' a5on - at 10 produce. "speciaLy II b'e
nervous sy1'"is >" I..i. ,,r'iv sensitive az. 'H"
phy."lue d.hcat" rather than robust Al! '.'"@"
-Uior.rs, ho""v"T in""h thy may d'a"FVe F'HH'-
want ri forecast. course Uf H,stett"' ~" iaci'
Bi;ters, commenced a month ago would ha'""A
.-uptt them 'rpIn :heir pres. at troubles. HaFi'
.g"ctet' prevention. lot them ~ once ad".' ~"
means Of cure .i;. ,a,.ful ~ that GENE 80
.t.lle TONI. and Az att,. taken tNiC. or ttFI"'
d.. We x %. ~" VII aricr! et'e .uaf i"-l"i
- any '.-.' "f Intermittent IT ren'Itt"nt f''"F
"rroi.:" .rdrc's.'on. r"nst PATTON hii""'i"'@ %,
n"r:oUs w"alm's' and ;. =, rs..v"r'n"" II 'h' -
"tt'" restorative 49, prevent the 'osstl'i'F %
a -.Iar.n al,9 81 cod IS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
LOST.


c1nA REWARD. - LOST OR STOLEN,
'JA~VV srom the Bank Of Ar1"rica a TIN f'cN.
No 81. containing the iolouin: def"r!b"c paie:.'
TO wit:
Several .az rec-pt- IL. Dur.na
Insurance. policies IN tavor % hrs i-ei'"t" y! ..
Eou.oIet, an. n-ire OF ca. ayet.
FIVE. cert tircatcs of CaT"ntrlet canal H'Ail!
Cr,ouany stock in favor OF i. Letaur".
nv. shares vi sboV. stoC- ID i.VoG "i a"'- 4
Tjr-e notes, secured ty mortg.-e. draNn ..
GoH.rna = re :. Lambert a1d IIcosec - 'AF'.! i.
SO each dateG December -, '5.! anN pa, ''" ~
one Two and three S"'r=.
On. certificate Ut sock ~ ;-" y res q! '''r.
mani. ln.urauc. Company. No. % ~. $40. "i -.
o.. note -or "re year. dated Jaa1a;v 4; ~
,IaNr b. Oh. DeGu.Ise: n taVoI .. N's. Ltfi!'"
Sfrrei: notes, drawn by 6. NOME. sor t'7.'a'h.
and t,.ili,. -un. /. if.'. Ii.d ..',. H. ia
there: er.
;. ,nrt rcte. drawn by NJ. +. Schema ~
pa..bi. 20 his order and ~ him ,,'.rr.'. -:
5 e-cA. fa'li; due :. .he ii: II .i.' -. !" q
, each nOT.. after
Four rent notes Grasn by DAME. Hroc-ric: 'HI
.hl, - his Own ODDS for Is s.cu, psyah!" 80
The ire. .. Air!. vs. and !.s. c. c4"i. faai. D.
And se~er,i copies 0: ti.I. deed % p:,2.r': -
| receipts, ".c.
! The ylhl:c are herebr cautioned not to negOr 81.
! for the ABOVE GescTin.d j papers, payment II Tie
! same having beer stJuped.
/ The above rrwaTt ~IIl re paid on delivery OF tAH
| box and papers to the Lank OF America, or TO
l.. DURAED
Corner Of Toulouse and Chartres streets.
Ech25' "
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
EORSTALL & DRLAVlGNE.

OCTAVE FORSTALL ALFRED DBLAyI6NB
No. 81 Magazine street, New Orleans.
Dealers in LIME, CEMENT PLASTER OF PARIS,
FIRE BRICKS, KETTLE TILES, FERTILIZERS,
PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES NAVAL STORES. etc.
Sub agents fog Blood Fertilizer Manufacturing
Company.
rHyHE JJNDERSfGNED HAVE THIS DAY
entered into cOpartnershlp under .he sty le
of FORSTALL X DELANIGSE. and will continue
the same business at No. 81 Magazine street here.
tofore carried on by Octave Forstal, who viii per
sonaly attend TO the setten eat of the affairs
Irs oid fun OCTAVE FORSTALL.
~ ALFRED SELaVIGNE.
New Orleans, April 7. 1873. app I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-13

colts and flliee three years old; $50 en-
trance, o. D., with $500 added; second
morse $780, third horse $500; mile heats;
closed with the following nominations.
". Cottrilrs b. f. Sallie Watson, BY Daniel
Boone, dam Maggie G., by Brown Dick 81
W. N. Conner's b. c. Edwin Adams, by
Planet, dam Zephyr, by Lexington; 90 .
". Jennings b C. Dunboyne, by Australian, -,
dam Bonnet, by Lexington; 90 pounds .
George Cadwallader's ch. Vandalla pS
Vanda dam Alert by Lexington u
pounds. nds........................ .......-,...
Alfred Bonnabers ch, g. by King Lear. dam $50
Miss Music, by Whale; 81 pOuhd5..''. 900 60
Tfme-l.i \ las.
Seven entries paid forfeit.
Third Raee-Three miles for al: ages,
with 100 pounds on each: three pounds al
lowed to mares and geldings; CLUB pure
$500; first horse 5000, second horse Si'o'
third horse $50.
A. Dibreli. b. g. Morgan Scout, aged by John
Morgan dam by Geneoei 81 pounds aI.,
by imp. Aysgarth dam b. Charley Ball. IVo
s,i.nn rOqhds; or q Tom Corb.tt aged. by Light,
ming, dam by Knight of st. Geo ge; 81 pounds.
). W. Weldon, b. NJ. Flora MGlyor. aged by Lex
lngtOn. dam Flolide. ~ wa wagner - pe''Aus.
Ilme-3:3b3s.
The second days racing will be on Tues
| day. when three races are TO be run. The
trst Is tne hurule TdCes t"V hSc, e. wy IS ~
| hurdles for the club purse of 5000; the first
horse to receive $3.50. the second SlO0. the
third $50. The second, one mile and aquar-
| ter for all ages, and the third, the LOuisls a
stake for four year Olds, two mile heats,
closed with nine nominations, 800 entrance
D. D. with $500 added, $500 to the SECOND
and $500 TO the third horse.
| For the stake race London. Cape Race,
Silent Friend, Fannie NJ. and one or two
others of good repute are III, and the pros
| pect is good for good contest and fne
| sport The entries for the other races Will
be made tomorrow afternoon, and the
sale Of pools as usual IN the evening al
| Hawkins.