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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-14

at ST. t. bbi tor Western and Sl2 50 for
Northern: ref kidney $l7a17 50. Green
peas in request at $l00l1 and scarce
Dried apples dull at 5 &c. and choice
peaches at sc y fb.
BUTrER-Choice Western is scarce and in
good request, and commands 25 0Hc y tb.
Choice yellow roll 6828c y 10; fair
grades Of Western l5020c. For inferior
grades there is 10 demand. Choice Goshen
is in light supply and steady at &c p b.
CHEEsE-ChUlce Western factory is in
fair supply and is selling at l58151sc
= tb. medium grades l30 l4c; New York
cream /! a iSc: Western English dairy /! II
a lSc. and nutmeg at 1879 a lyc y Is.
LCFFEE-Ihe market is very strong
with good inquiry for the local trade and
Also for the West We note sales of the
bark Iansa, 1850 bags, taken for the West,
ana Tres0strO, 1000 bags, to iObber. both
on private terms. We quote prime (gald)
1879 iylRc. good i80l844c; fair LA a 1874
T fb. We are indebted TO Messrs. Marks
IL Go. for the following telegram from Rio
December %, and New York, January -;
bags: cleared, 1000; loading, 50, 1000; stock.
$4,000; average daily receipts, $500: price,
9aoOp: exchange 90.
HIDES-Are quiet and steady. Prices
are unchanged. Country green are quoted
at :io, and flint and dry sailed at l8c.
;'- slaughter, steer hides over IS
-aa aoted at l012c; do 20 to "a
7 - ' do under 70 lbs at l0bc:
-o. ..e- as they run at l0c; kips, 20 to "a
rs. It l2i2e; do, 25 to 80 los, at lOc; calf
skins 81 each; country hides flint, ~ TO D
Ibs, al $50; damaged half price Beeswax,
prime yellow, at $50. Ok horns each SC,
WooL-Tne stock is light, with fair de-
mand et firmer prices. We quote: Mex
can improved q a &c; bury 26 4 30c; LOUIS
lana 33 a 4oe, and lake Ala 800 y b.
TALLow-Ths stock is fair with a Tpbt
demand We quote; prime sac; and ordi
nary Sc 2 %.
RAceNs-Prces continue witbou. any
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09
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Spanish Affairs.

MADRID, June 7.-Gen. Cabrinetty was
marching on Inogualada, at the head of a
strong force, with which he hoped to restore
Order
On Friday, the 9th inst, the carbineers of
the Republican garrison at Grenada, came in
conflict with the towns people. and fired upon
them with fatal effect. The despatch aunounc-
ing the affair gives no further particulars, than
that several of the citizens were killed and
wounded.
A rioterous affair occurred to-day among the
soldiers quartered in the barracks at Vibaiyaco.
four miles from this city. Four men were xiii.
ed, and greater number were seriously would
ed.
At the session of the Cortes to-day, Senior
Orenz was elected President of that body, re-
ceiving 1T votes,
The other officers of the Cortes was reelected
Pres dent Figueras announced to the Cortes
his determination to return to them the powers
with which the Assembly had invested MN as
President of the Provisional goyernnent OF
Spain. He said that the condltlon oi Tue
tenure of his grave responsipiilty
had become more difficult than they nao mere
totore been. Citing the freshly announcer re re-
volt of Gen. valarde's command, and the DIS
astrous troubles between the citizens ana SOL
diers of Granada, he moved project for the
of federal democratic republic
This motion was unanimously taken under con-
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09
Domestic Markets.

NEW York, June 7-5 P. M.-Ashes quiet at 90
TOR pots Cotton in very limited request for export
AID home USE without decided change In price; sales
S57 bales at Isle for low Middngs. Flour-receipts
1851 bbs; Flour is in moderate request and steady
sales $500 bbs at 40 a 90 for superfine Western
and State; 40 a 90 for common to good extra Wes-
tern and State; IS IS for good to choice 90 20
@975 for common to choice White Wheat western
extra; So a rs for common to GOOD extra Ohlo;f 70
GD II 10 for common choice extra ST. Louis; mar
chanoed Sales $50 bbls at 20 90 for common to
az; astro. O5 al II 90 for good to choice do. Rye
Fonr steady; sales $50 bbs at IS q 90, chiefly
Eo g. Corn Meal in fair demand sales 500 bbls;
Western 25 a 5 IS; Brandywine 65. Whiskey Is
easier sales $50 bbs at 93A y4l chiefly &C. GRAIN
receipts of Wheat III $40 bush; Wheat quiet and "a
&c higher advanced prices asked and the frmness Of
freigRts the export demand sales A 600 bush at 81
a IS for No Chicago, latter very choice 81 a IS
for North Western; II for fair No Q Milwaukee,:
choice is held at 81 q So, and IS for Winter Red
Western; 70 for Amber Western. Rye dull and
nominaly unchanged. Barley is unchanged. Bar
ley malt is unchanged Corn in fair demand and less
otferings prices fully &c highe-receps 1854 bush;
sales $500 bush at 80 q sc damp Mixed Western;
81 N SIC for prime steamer dol 81 5Sc for sail de;
66ac for old Western Mixed; Yellow 81. Oats shade
rmer and fair business-receps 1920; sales 81 900
bush at "A "a 47c for Mixed Western; 43 q 464c
Black Western; so a SIC for WI Western. Coal
active and firm at % q s. for Anthracite W ton %
cargo Eggs in fair request at II "a lSc for Western;
IS as ISL for State and Pennsylvania; 10 q zoe for
Jersey. Hops are unchanged; 1872 dquoted at 35@
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

THE OTHER SIDE.-The Eastern Railroad
Co. is showing that sagacty and that So
licitude for the comfort Of the travelling public
which in the past has given it such hold up
on popular favor. Under the able superintency
of Mr.. Batchelder the P. S. s. P. division of
the road is undergoing great improvements
Much needed changes are in progress at the
station in this city which is being subject to
general overhauling The ladies' room has
been thoroughly refitted, refurnished and up
holstered and provided with many new conven-
fences. A new waiting room for gentlemen has
been built, as also has large and well model
ed baggage room. The main portion of the
depot has been reprinted and otherwise embel-
lished. The shed portion will soon give way
to fine gothic structure, which will be a cred
it to the company and an honor to the CITY,
Gas and Sebago have been introduced throug-
out the building, which is now admirably light
ed. Capt. William Mitchell, who was con-
ductor for twenty years on the old Portland &
Kennebec road, has been appointed station
agent Mr.. Batchelder has put all the en-
ployes at the station in uniform, and when
hack drives up several of them are in waiting
to give all needed information and assistance
to passengers. The "new blood" in the Super
intendent's Office is evidently telling, and the
company is determined to be outdone by none
of its competitors.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

sideration. and awaits only the final a,nroval
OF the Cortes. A vote was then taken on the
motion OF Senior r, Y. Morgall, Minister of the
Inter or 70 form new cabinet. The result
was I4s votes in the afr na i've. and 10 in the
negallve. Pending the announcement of the
new new ministry, the Cortes adjourned to O'Clock
MADRID, June 8-The constituent Cortes re-
assembled at 10 o'clock this morning, and pass j..
ca a resolution proclaiming the federal republic
w vote OF 30 yeas against nays A motion
10 make the day public holiday was rejected.
Dufing the session of the Cortes, to-day, the
extreme radicals assembled in large numbers
III front OF the palace and demanded that the
red flag be hoisted.
Inc trouble in Grenadai is ended. After five
hours OF obstinate firing, the carbneels laid
DOWN their arms and surrendered to the cti-
zens. Inc Iqualidad, in the report of the affair,
says the soldiers frequently cheered for Don
Alphonzo, during the fight.
Courtesy.
PARIS, June 8,-Prince Jerome Napoleon
called upon President Mcmahon yesterday and
,eft his card The President returned an &C
knowledement of 1.-THE courtesy, with his COM
pliments.
LIE Cossome, (1ewspaper), has been suppress
cd by order of Gen. Ladmerault.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

POLICE ITEMS. - Charles Harrington and
Wan. Mccarthy, have been serving out a sen
tence in the county Jail, for setting fire to a
school-hoass in Scarboro' last spring. Satur-
day morning they were released, and immedi-
ately arrested by Deputy Marshal Williams, on
the charge of breaking into a store at Kenne-
bunk, last March, aud stealing therefrom, arti
cles valued A; 500. Mr.. Williams has deliver
ed them up to Sheriff Warren, of York County
and they are now in York County Jail. The
property has also been recovered, and delivered
to the York County Sheriff.
Saturday morning, officer Seth Sterling ar
rested Albert Mcdonald, for the larceny of a
whip, reins, and other articles from the liver Y
stable of the Messrs Lnrrahee & SAWYER
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09
MINOR TELEGRAus.

A son of Episcopal Bishop Southgate has
joined the Catholic church.
The Cholera has disappeared from the coun-
try adjacent to the Danube.
Divers have commenced tho search for the
hull of the steamer Nets, and an attempt will
be made to raise it.
Madrid dispatches contradict the Carlist re-
port from Bayonne of the capture of Irun.
A case has been decided in Boston that no
rent can be recovered for premises leased with
the landlords knowledge of the tenants in
tention to devote the same to the selling of IL
quor in violation of the law.
The Atlantic Works of Boston have been
awarded the contract for building wood en-
nue. marine service The price is S70,8OO.
At Niagara Falls Saturday, Bishop Ryan or
dained several young men to the priesthood of
the CATHOLIC church. among whom were Patrick
Leaning of Portland
The Eastern Insurance Co. of BANGOR ,oses
$1,000 by the Toledo fire.
Tbe loss OF the nshing schooner Laura B.
Buckan is reported at Cape Sable, May 2Sth.
Crew saved.
The pacing race at Oakland, CAL, Sunday.
was won by Defiance.
Andy Eagin stabbed Thos. Halehan, infict-
ing mortal wound, during dispute, in Bos
ton, Sunday.
An attempt was made Saturday night to
throw Murray's circus train, on the Fitchburg
railroad, off the track, by placing a piece Of
rail on the track, but the engineer discovered it
in season to prevent it.
Religious liberty has been declared in Guata-
mala.
The Captain General of Cuba calls for 5000
slaves to work on the new trocha.
Base Ball-Philadelph.a Athletics IA, Reso-
lutes 4. In Washington; Bostons %, Wash
ingtons 10.
The volcano Purace in Panama is having an
eruptive spell, doing much damage and soaring
the people,
THO IrorIo Aor,n,. It'll, - Whit,
We're burned Saturday. Loss $4,000. One
man was killed and several injured by falling
walls.
Brocklin's oil and paint store, and other
buildings in Burlington, Iowa, were burned
Saturday. Loss $4,000.
The steamer Meteor was burned at Detroit
Saturday, with the warehouses of Buckley &
Co. Loss on steamer $75, 900; on other proper
ty S40, 00O. The boat was crowded with pas
sengers, but it is believed that all escaped.
A French Catholic church was dedicated at
Nashua Saturday by Bishop Bacon of this city.
A full grown in FAINT was found in factory
canal in Lowell Sunday.
The treasury department of Virginia an
nounces its readiness to pay the interest on the
State debt falling due July LIST, at that date.
A plan was proposed at the Institute of Hon.
Gopathy to centralze all the medical colleges
OF that practice into one where a thorough
course of instruction would be given. The plan
was enthusiastically endorsed.
Henry Ward Beecher preached at Park street
church, Boston, Sunday, and the crowd was so
great that police force was necessary to pro-
in the rush.
A fire in Cincinnati, Sunday, destroyed IL
dwellings, 400 barrels coal oil. % freight cars.
mostly loaded, and 100000 feet of lumber
Loss $780, 900.
The New York pie baking establishment on
Sullivan street, was destroyed by fire Sunday
with thirty horses. Loss estimated at SIPS, 900.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

HOSPITAL FAIR.-All parties who have do
mated merchandise to the Hospital Fai-, tsata-
bic for the halll, or who intend doing so. are re-
quested to send the same to City Hall to-day, If
possible.
Some valuable donations came ia Saturday.
Among them are a Domestic Sewing Ma
chine, by E. A. JOY ESQ.,; Three Fairbanks
Scales" by the gentlemen Fairbanks, to the
care of Collector Washburn; two large rolls of
sole leather from Boston, Sc, sc.
II is very desirable that ladies', furnishing Ia
bles for the fair shoald send them to City Hall
as early to-day as possible.
The executive committee have decided that
Miss Harriet j. Morrill, of Deering having re-
mitted five hundred and fifteen dollars, is enti-
tied to the gold watch to be presented by MIR.
III. III. McDutfee, to the lady who obtained the
largest contribution in money, in aid Of the Hos
pital Fair, the same being the largest amount
received by them.
One Of our manufacturing corporations pre-
sented their operatives two tickets each to the
Fair, the operatives having previously given a
days pay each to the Hospital Fair.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Buraing Of Hyde Park wsoieu vIil,-Ac-
cidcnts.

cldcnts.
BOSTON, Jnne 7.-About 3 O'Clock this morn
ing fire broke out in the boiler room of the
Hyde Park wooden mills, at Hyde Park, de-
'stroying the larger portion of binding, includ-
ing the left wing, $500 fest long, aud an ell of
about equal length. Loss $500,OOO; insured
100000 in a companies, foreign companies suf.
fering heavily.
John Tarbox, of steamer 2, Hyde Park, was
seriously burned and his back badly wrenched
while descending ladder from the roof just as
the flames burst from window. He left a
companion on the rolf, which soon fell in, and
Fenno, Of steamer 10, Mattapan, received a Sc
we're cash in his cheek from the falling of a
piece Of sheet iron roof. J. Strangman of
steamer 49, Dorchester Lower ills, was struck
on the head with pipe which some one let fall
from an ,G upper story and ne baby hurt The fire
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

NEW YORK. June IA Washington special
says that from the statements thus far made.
in the Polaris investigation, the separation OF
the vessel from the ice foe was purely accident
al. instead of being effected with generalization.
That there is not the slightest reason, from the
testimony thus far taken, to suspect any pois-
oning mutiny, or heartless desertion: and that
Esquimaux Joe never told any such story as
has been attributed to him in regard to the
death of Cant Hall
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09
The sweaenbcryinn Convention.

CINCINNATI. June 1.-THE fifty fourth annual
session of the General Convention of the
Church of the New Jerusalem met in the
Temple in this city yesterday, Rev: Thomas
Worcester of Boston, in the chair. The Treas
urer reported balance OF $1,000 in the treas
ury The Secretary, Rev. W. Ii. Hinkley, read
annua, reports from State associations and To-
cal societies in States not having associations,
and also from associations in Canada. The res
buttons and suggestions in their reports were
referred to a committee.
The annual address was delivered by Rev.
DE Worcester He began with an allusion to
the dwine revelation to the Israelites $500
years ago. again at the advent of Christ, and
lastly a.revelation of the internal or spiritual
sense OF tho Bible about 100 years ago, and
live."
One hundsed and ten ministers and delegates
have arrived representing State associations
and Isolated Societies in Maine, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Penn
sylvan:a, Maryland, District of Columbia,
Georgia, Louisiana, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Wisconsin, Cali
fornia anu Canada. Further arrivals are ex-
pected tomorrow. The convention will close
its session on Tuesday next
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

Two Men DRowSED.-Four vessels arrived
in port yesterday from the Newfoundland fish,
ing banks. The catch has been large, and they
have heavy cargoes. Capt. Mcdonald, of the
schooner 'Good Templar," reports that two of
the crew of the schooner A. Mcdonald, were
drowned on the 10th ut. while crossing to an
other vessel in dory. y stiff breeze sprang
up and tho dory was capsiezd One OF the
men, Frederick Lorette by name, was resi-
dent of Long Island, where his parents. who
are French, reside He was 81 years of age
and unmarried. The other man whose name
we did not learn, belonged in Eastport
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

CLEVELAND, June 7.-Ar a session of the
American Institute of Homeopathy yesterday,
several reports were read, and il was voted 10
hold the next annual session al Niagara Falls.
A resolution, offered by DIR. Watson of Utica,
was adopted, that the homeopathic Is insist up
on being represented in all the medical institu-
tons which are supported by national, State.
municipal or elemosynarY contributions
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

FREE STREET SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT
The regular monthly Sunday concert of Free
Street Sunday School, was given last evening
in the vestry of the church. 1t was one of I'M
usual interest. The subject of the exercises
was 'Jesus, the rock of ages" 1t was written
on the blackboard, one letter at a time, and as
each letter was placed on the board; passage
of scripture was repeated by one of the classes,
These were followed by remarks from several
gentlemen present, including the pastor.
These exercises were proposed by the efficient
Superintendent, Mr.. Melcher. This is the only
school, we believe, that has abolished the con-
tributions at Sunday School Concerts.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09
ChOIerain Na.hYiIlc

NASHVILLE, June 7.-ghe excitement about
the presence of cholera here is increasing. Sew
eral deaths are reported on the authority of the
best physicians, but the mortality to-day shows
no increase, and the physicians report some
abatement. The deaths by cholera, which some
pronounce sparodic and others Asiatic, have not
on any one day exceeded seven.
NASHVILLE, June s. The disease here which
some call cholera is subsiding. Fewer cases
are reported and of mlder type.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09
Real Estnte nc Auction.

fTtiIE valuable property on the conner q Ccngress
II and PARK streets. known - thc Jones estate,
vii - oatFed Tor sale ~ augiin, ths PREMISE
VI. fho lqt s 21 ret on C1nxrcss street aud 10
beet Park STREET and confafns about SHoo sQaaTs
b. garden l. IN fne order ami vel sta.k - wlfh
nut trees. Nc.. together With q Nrosn uous~ su.i
Cold GEapery, both thoruugty buIlt and IN enrsllFnf
order. he stah.e ami Lee Hossc are also In suoA
order. Terms u salc hheral Persons wishing 10
see the premi.es hefre the day ef ale Nil cal 90
NJ u Jhkhls, keAl Estate Agcut, Cahoon HlaFt.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

Our Door MEETISo.-The first of pro-
posed series of open air meetings, to be con-
Quoted by clergymenof different denomination
was held successfully in Market Square last
evening. There was large and attentive au-
deuce present. Bey. Mr.. Hannaburg read the
scriptures, offered prayer and made the prin-
cipal address. Several other gentlemen also
offered remarks upon the general subject of
religion. The singing by the ladies Of Pine
street society was excellent. The next regular
meeting will be held on next Sunday eyening.
There is talk of holding a meeting on every
pleasant evening of this week
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

BEwARE.-There are in town large number
of New York gamblers, who have been driven
from that city by the "arrest on reputation"
law, and who have come here hoping to reap
rich harvest during the continuance of the
Hospital Fair Their headquarters are said to
be at certain place with an arstocratic name
not far from Congress street. If any one has
any money to get rid Of let him give it to the
Hospital in preference to these harpies.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

The MARGINAL WAY CAsE.-The case of
Moore against the city was given to the jury
Saturday. AT 1890 Saturday night they came
to the judge for instructions as to the legality
of the contract aud were told that it was not
valid, At 1880 they reported themselves as I'M
able to agree upon verdct,an were discharg-
ed from further consideration of the case. They
stood ten for Moore and two for the city.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09
Large Sale of New Furniture and
Carpets nj Auction.

nN THURSDAY, June 12ih, at II O'Clock, at
" salesroom, we shall sell one new Parlor suit In
y. W. and French Plush, one do in b. W. and Green
Kept, one do IN ID. W. aud Hair Cloth one NahoRa-
ny Chamber Sett, one Oak do Marble Top, painted
do, new B. w. Book Cases. one new 3. W. Ward,
Robe, new Pine do, Rsfrgerators, 10 Carpets,
one Sofa and Turkish Easy Chair in Green Rett and
Model Cook Stove, &c.
At 70 O'Clock a lot Of new AMI second hand Crock
cry, new Tin Ware, Sheets and Pillow Slips Cutlery.
Silver Piafeo Ware, sc.
n. o. BAILEY a CO., Auetisneer..
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

A MONUMENTAL STONE The monument in
memory of the late ather De Rose has arrived
from Italy, and was to be seen in its place at
the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
yesterday. 1t is of fine MATERIAL simple ,chaste
and beautiful design, nd exquisite workman
ship. Upon the granite pedestal is placed an
octagonal shaft six feet high, fashioned from
the white marble of Italy. Upon the panel
Immediately in front is the inscription: Gin
memoriam Rev. James De Rose, sacerdotis
dcvoti." Upon the panel to the lett is, ''Natus
In Holandia, obiit Portland die xii Martii, A.
D. 1873" Upon the panel to the right is, Hoo
monumentun amoris testim onium fdeles erex-
erunt Upon the second panel to the right is,
"Religi munda ct immaculate apud Deum ct
patrem. Haee est: vsitare Puplllos ct viduas
III tfioulatlone eorum: ct immaculatum Sc Gus
todire ab hoe sRculo." The shaft is surmount-
ed by marble statue of the Holy Virgin, life
size clothed in flowing drapery, her right arm
extended and her left arm leaning IN tho cross
the monument is placed over against the rigbt
aisle, about half way between the entrance to
the Cathedral and the altar.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

LIFE AMONG THE LowLY.-Mr. William
Catlin, superintendent of Cow Cross Mission,
London, Will lecture at Y. NJ. C. Association
Hall, this evening, at 3-i clock His subject
Twice round the clock, or day and night
scenes in the great metropolis " illustrated by
large colored diagrams, will wildly describe
many of the sights of the great city. Adm;s.
sion free. A contribution will be taken in aid of
the mission. At the close of the lecture, the
monthly business meeting of the Association
will occur, at which delegates to the Interna.
tional Convention at Poughkeepsie, July will
be chosen, and other business transacted.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09
SATURDAY, June 14tI,
SATURDAY, June 14th.
SIP CIAL PR MIU MI s
Three Hundred AID Fifty DOlla
Maine Gen. Hospital Prizes

First Premium, Martin s Pennell, wagon, "
$3.50, for horses that have never beaten 2:45.
Second Premium, Gold Mounted Harness,
S1CO, for horses that hare never beaten 2:35.
Entrance fee 10 per cent. to close Friday noon,
18th at u O'Clock m at Hospital Fair Headqua
under Falmouth Hotel, or with the proprietors
track.
The above races will all be mile heats best !,
in harness, excepting Nos. and T. and Will be tro
under the rules # the National Association Tnt,
will commence each day at q p. m. Covered wap
will run from the city TO the track ami a good
taurant will be found upon the grounds.
sy Pools sold and settled at No. IA Preble str,
rear Of Preble House, every forenoon and evening
ring the meeting.
Tickets 81 cts; season tickets ADMITTING osn,,os,
and Lady to all races over the Park this season
for driving on the track $40. Badges good for +
days trotting, $500, can be had at the Pate
,,.,,., BAILEY & WILLIS, Proprietor
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09
!, 9. BAILEY g. CO.. Auctioncers.

WE shall offer at public auction THURSDAY,
w June 18th, at 12.30 noon. the House ard Lot
No. 80 Cove street. Ihe house Is two story wooden
house, well arranged for two families and in good or
der The lot is 50x5O. There is policy of insurance
", that expires Aug. 49, 1875 for the sum Of 5000
which will be transferred to The purchaser Free
ALSO
Immediately after the above the LOT OF LAND 50
x50 adjoining the above the westerly side, being
the lot conner of Cove street and lane leading 10
Hammond street. The Marginal Way, now sure Of
being completed, must increase the value OF this
property. Terms liberal and made known at sale.
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