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rHE LATEST NEWS.
NEW YORK.
The Extent Of Orr Naval Force
at Key West
More Oatrages By The Volunteers
NJ Santiago.

NEW York, December l2.--lyey
West dispatches say there are seven
war ships now there aud sufficient
naval stores have heen received there
70 supply ten thousand men for three
months,
Tie officers Of the Wyoming report
that the estate Of Mr., brooke, tlIe
British Consul ut Santiago, was uroba-
bly, burnt by the volunteers. A swiss
jewcler was warned 10 leave that div
or decline 10 trade with American
naval officers, Consul Young snys thp
life Of Schmidt, the American Vice.
Consul, would not bc worth cent n
there were not American war vessels
In the harbor
The Liberal Republican eonyen.
ton, after stating The qualifications for
the Chief Justlccship, resolves in the
Judgment OF this convention, that the
gentlemen who has been nominated
by the President and Senate ior thls
high and important Office does not
possess the requisite qualifications and
the nomination should not be conf
ilrmcd.
The Colorado has sailed.
The activity in the Brooklyn navy
yard continues.
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, h, O., pcorubcfl.
The principal hutiupsi h Iho .ul
luslN convention, tu,dpJ wusthed.i.
eu'Hlon qf ticrqoit ol iiy committee
on an address % Cunpltss and lug bro-
pleoft the United sWies. P
Attn meeting urthc li0n.e Judiciary
committee tlth morning the uh-
committee ON the subIecl reported n
1lll providing for The total repeal nl
the bankrupt law which was np,ol
10 and VIII DC reported nj ou roHy dny
FOR action, 'lhoy ulso agloNl 10 f,pnt
lavomblEl Che supplementary CWl
Rights lil,
The Cabinet session lasted iwo h.u.
mda hRlfNnd TWAS maiNly lryulw,
TO- discussion relative loour rcla,loua
with Spain
There are no new features IN the
Cuban question Secretary Fish ol
being inleTogN,ed to-day relative 10
the Vlrginius natter spid that every
Thing IL going on smoothly
A delegation Of bankers from Sew
England and New York, had an cX-
tended hearing this morning before
the committee ON Ways aud Means,
advocating the repeal ofthctaN on de-
posts IN savings banks.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Release Of the Steamer Viz.
glnlaS.
Sentence of Marshal Bazalae-..
Comments OF The Euro.
pean Press.

PARIS, Decemhcrl2 The decision
of President McMahon, in the cNse of
Bazainc, is announced this morning,
The sentence ofdeath against the Mar
shal, Is computed to twenty years
seclusion. Ileis to bear the effects Of
the degradation OF rank, but will be
SPACED the humiiating ceremony,
LONDON, December l2.-The News
reports that Mcmahon ..intends to
commute the sentence Of Bazaine to
twenty years secluson. :
BERLIN, December l2.-The Press
regards the verdict in the Bazaine
case as the result Of political intrigue
and censures the conduct Of Duke de
Aumale.
HAVANA, December l2.--The steam'
ship Virgirius was towed out of the
harbor of Havana, 1T half past four
o'clock this morning by the spanish
mau-of.war Isabella Ia Catolica Ire
tug boat returned to the city at seven
O'clock. The destination OF the Nlr-
ginius is supposed to be Key West.
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qulbhIlOg about H. L.lu0 lane
q l,. 10 cay that Do tm, aIdt Va M
', ius9 lahes The responsibility ol
An,,lullg lhis mpp, II nay do b..
ny paWw Phh slide III tht lluu.r
M WI, lake The responsibility ut shield,
ing 40 man
W. Wood u haa hone 80 to,day
Alf pawes--llut 10 viii mkr t,oFo.
spohslolllIy passing judgmpn, alrr
ooiiylellon--nol brloro,
lne resolution, amended hy immt-
wv tnp Nqrd 'allvBodN and hukin
Wv, We instructions, wls adopted.
,irhe '0lafy blll was rcmniurd
Inc appropriation 0l lbur million
uollhs asked by the SrmuW oilh,
navy passed Adjourned
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UgloUegrgNIs

bl4 hlyEaIsrs,iIs
ON T.Esbsb, ORG g0,
We will scIl oue hWmdred
pieces oftIihol,tcfcd l'Ur'
n1turc. AlA0, Gttecn VI ,he
hacsl lieGroOm Sc,,sEthC
unartCi, and Oilser eEuusc-
Hold GJo,is az Fable ave
lion % the .lislio,i hr,i
bcss 5lGdcr, For cash i''
hand, 'Ehc Goods Will bc
0n Exhibition, oI.e day
before SAFE 20 some Gsai!
ne caGlCrt0 BE- dc.ignstcd
as oar o,yn Anie,ropiJ I,
toe CroWlrd wiia goods.
Particular in hnGdh,ll,
save yOur H'oney s0r ;sc
occasion,
Gt,NLRN q 40.
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G''SLRN q 90.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

NIw ORLEANS, December l2,-Cot.
ton active and prices hrmcr Sales
1850 bales. Good ordinary to strict
good ordinary l4l@ljc; low mid
ding to strict low middlmg lj,ml6lci
middlpg TO strict midtlihg l0imlGic,
good middling l7l@l1ic for checks,
Receipts, 1869; exports, coaslWtt
22BS, continent 1850; stock l,10,ODi, un-
sold0l, 400 above quotations forcheeksi
weeks sales A. 9OU; receipts net 56,0BB,
gross 03,O59; exports to Geat Britain
S567; coastwlse $3.50; continent %, 1873,
Gold 9!GplO. Cur ncy S9l, sight
for currency ! discount for checks I
premium.
LIVERPOOL, December l2,.-Cotton---
Sales uplauds, nothing below good or
dmaly, shipped December ana jan
uary, 4 7-lG.
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NoTTCE.
U 0.

In the hrush on "Bolle's Branch,r = saddle
,,i , new. two mems coats, blanket end
knife. The owner can nave tha prop,r ~ ey
pI rvSna ytn,r for this advertisement.
eno p'' 'As ~ MfsA MOORE, tt
oetsai : FreaiEahtown, n,aF Dallas,
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10000 Bushels Of Corn Wanted

Al 11zs z X Sz'ss nAaLAL,
tocst,1 a, the Mex ihnty rood. and an me
Nils brnpcl. Best quality Of corn meal
I,,,o,5s IN b1rti, Ofirgs hllad on shortest
nniira nv leaving them &c Tho mill or win
oo .,..d'f,o CHRISTIAN KREfG.
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XLIIIrd CONGRESS- FIRST SESSION,
SENATE,

SENATE. 4
WAsHINGToN, December 10, 1873
No session. The argument before
the committee on Privileges ana Flee
tions in the Louisiana ease Is progress
ing. EsHe4 FBWbE 4
WASHINGTON, December l2.-The
Speaker laid before the House n com
munication fromthe Secretary OF war
charging General 0. o. Howard, ottile
late Ereedmeu's Bureau, with delalea
cations amounting to $21S,593. heier-
red To committees. l.agH -
Senate bill relieving Bocock, llawley.
and Trigg, of Virginia, and Keasah' VI
Texas, passed. NY
A resolution directing the Secretary
of War to report whether certain fCaus
TO which lands had been grantee hau
been paid for the transportation VI
troops and supplies since ls0O, Was re-
fprred to the committee ON Mlilplry
Affairs. II o,,
A large number Of business men
from an parts OF the country peu'ioi
for the repeal of the bankrupt law.
MI Wood New York offered u
resolution that the letter Of the secre-
iary of War, with the deialcations, elc'I
of General O. O. Howard be referred
to the committee on Military Affairs
with instructions to report a resolution
providing for the trial by miii' .hs
court martial of any officers Oh NY
army implicated thereby g., ..oa
Mr.. Dawes Massachusetts lnoteu
to amend the resolution by striking
ont the clause relative to Instructions.
He wished to have the subject Simply
referred to the committee. on Miilsaly
Affairs, leaving thatcommlltee v ta ,ii
such action in the matter rs lVsi'o"iu
judge best. hA had
been about to refer 1.-THE com iiiii :
ton to the committee on Miii'"rs "
fairs. nj, =. :. ,,;.u
Mr. Wood said he preferred, in vlew
of the antecedent history OF the freeu,
mems bureau and of General HowatH,9,
connection with it, that there snou QUIZ
be some instructions given Tue coit
mittee. Mr.. Hall New forkl 'ov)e'''
ed to. debate. A.. nswes,
amendment and it was agreeu W
'e Mr. Dawes said he did not desire e,
shield General Howard, butt he ougec.uo
To the resolution making sta teinJIn ns
AS facts Letore u hearing he stated =. ~
tn tho Josaicat;on of General Howard
he did not understand that there was
any such thing in the papers' ss,aa ms
Mr.. Wood-rhe resolution So, IN tro
a fact what has been authorizes ~ the
official documents sent heIe ~ aon
Secretary of War. l think we c ,I,.,
we'll afford to stand on facts WHEN III y,
ADMINISTRATION declares to be lac's, al, IL
that pentleman Dawes goes o"'A
on the administration, | VIII not, hot.
Mr. Dawes-No matter how stfons
tha nroof NAV appear. 1t IL s'lillcle ',,i
for us to use the words aiies'' 49,
cations" r, of War
submitted these documents W o~V CON.
tornoy General and the AttoI ~, DON
oral aye his official opinion tilaI 'I ~.
oral Howard Was liable to be Tien ~
conrt-martial and should be SO I'M ,,;oal
inf that there was some teu,.n .
difticnities owing to tue loss OF time; 81,
Mr.. Dawes-A that may oc s ,n,ttee
the proper thing is for the s co,. iacts.
ON Military Affairs to report '. .,eaiIssedi'
l move to insert the worn
before the word "dcfalcation. /, matte,
Mr.. Wood-lt 70 ven s House with
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
"A cARn.

FF ~ tatL u, II "a
We are doing an auction ana ana. com sn
,ission business, ut the corner OF I'm
ID Market streets po'n'',
sthis beautil''i anu srowias wy, an"
esoiicit consisamen.S' Oh noun sr~n
= s'oen ana wy |, ''nrs XIV
,ep',''y - ~, a.,o,a hns,. |
M " y" h, S,,v selling and locating
,ds. examining titles, paying taxes,
.'..a.,,a .,,o W. coll ~ nuh,,o
i ''.,''a.a sa,o ~ ,n.tr,cted and mako
'eral advances on conslga !, !. our ~
p..o !, p"saso,,css. i sw,,,deiIa ) A,
ccoleb. Editors and proprietors Of
o. v.xd
% DaliaS hefal"i Aoao''m Ieou"u,
Ankers, Dallas Gaston, ihomas o
savior. Bankers and Insurance Agents,
l,uos. con, n M Swing Dallas,,
r'i's' '"p'' " - ,..s..a :.
sols. Sneed q Fihioy, ht'o'nsss asi
aw, Dallas; Messrs., Shrypek 4 Row.
ina 81 Louls; r. G. Jordan & Co.,
i,,,p ~, Nv naIlas. poit lare, Caron-
hnkersi Daliasi nool' iiaici ouVffin
~
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spv op,r.sa CLEARING HOUSE.


Gold opened at lI5t all55., against l19sa at
New York ard after q fair business, c-oseu al
the Opeui,ig rates, against il5i4 i'll THAI market.
he .;,1es summed np 457 600, embracing I"oo az
l5t: $40 900 at ll5ss; $4,000 At llss ii9': anu
& II Oos and 425 coo at ll51s.
dollars are now quoted at l060l0', and MeAlcai.
dollars At + cent premium III goio 1oi Ae eAN
for old. .,,;.
TIE sterling market was without quotable osn EZRA
ton and the sales were limited, conmneo 20 sao ~
embracing al2OO bill Of ading at ~ s9 3oVo a.
clear at PSI 430C0 bill Of ladEg AZ 10 ~ A'oc' w
at l26 and 42eoG bank at =. r. %.
No sales Of francs OF German marks were fe'
ported. ,,,o..a n. 1851,
~ for hank and francs at 4.58a: d4.51h. for pri.
yate. and IS az 3s: for bank. German marks con-
The offerings Of domestic exchange were mod
crate. Commercial sight on rev l0rk was SUI ~
\ i, cent premium, and private bankers, ana oank
ruled at sic. The banks continued to cheek at .
10 cent premium. The sales covered Sll0ooU, en-
bracipg { 5000 commercial sight on New York al !.
u cent premium and $4,000 commercial. SoCOOo
private ban kers' and $4,000 and b6OoOo bank AT
sic.
The only sale OF stocks reported was - shares
Commercial Insurance Company at 81.
In bonds We noticed sale Of : l5 900 city soI
bearing seven per cents at 5Sl.. They were quoted
at the close at 59A a59k.
Guided $500 at 81 and $500 It 6l.. but they
closed at AGO.
Metropolitan Police warrants closed az about
80 against 40 yesterday. The sales included
1880 at ~, $3.50 and $1,000 At ~. and e'ooo az
73k.
Graham State warrants continued nominal at ~:
Clinton State warrants opened ct 60, but closed
at 81 The sales included $1,000 at s1s, e3Ooo at
s9a. and $3.50, $1,000 and $3.50 at 60.
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jy2 10 l9 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleane
Alfred Marchand vs.. John Moy Ian.

Alfred Marchand vs.. John MOylan.
1NIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
feri facias in favor OF Theodore McGinnis, IN.
tervenGr, to directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orlea ans
iii the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
al public auction, at the Merchants and Auc
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Custonhouse streets in the Second District of
this city. on SATURDAY, July 10, 1873. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. tie followin. described property.
to wit
Donoghvie, ia Tho Fifth District Of New Orleans,
in square number seventy one bounded by Mads
son, Monroe. DeArmas and Lapeyrouse streets
designated b. the numbers one to twelve, nclI-
sve, according 70 a plan drawn by u uis II. Pile,
surveyor. Gated the tenth day of FebI uary. 1860.
and deposited ia the Office of Charles +. Fortler,
formerly notary public N This city, plan
Der thirty Of book o. plans number one; lots num-
hers one. two four and five measure. each, sixty
feet front on Madison street. by one hundre and
twenty feet in depth, lot number one forming the
corner of Madison and DeArmas .treets and lot
number five formS the corner OF Madison and La
peyrouse streets; 10y number three measures six
ty feet front Madison street, by one hundred
and nifty feet in doptb. lot number six measures
sixty feet front on La1eyrOuse street, by one hun
dred ard twenty fcet in depth; lots numbers
seven, eight ten and ele ven measure, each sixty
feet front on Monroe street by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth; lot number seven forms the
corner of Monroe and Lapeyrouse streets, and lot
number eleven forms the corner of Monroe and
DeArmas streets; lot number niue measures sixty
feet front on Monroe street. by one hundred and
fifty feet in depth and lot number twelve meas
ures sixty feet fr0At on DeArmas street, by one
hundred and twenty feet in depth. Being the
same pro oerty acquired by the defendant herein
by purchase from Theodore McGinnis, per act
passed before Armand Pilot, Jr., notary public in
this city. on the twenty eighth Of January, 1871
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and lest auction
the said property will be definitely adjudCated to
the highest and last bidder for what it will bring
at twelve months credit, the purchaser furnishing
bond, with good and solvent security, bearing
special mortgage on the property sold until final
payment. Said purchaser will have to deduct and
pay in cash the printing, sherifs and clerk fees
etc. which amount to about two hundred and sew
enty dollars. and, furthermore, the State, parish
and municipal taxes, the amount Of which is not
yet Secerta;ped.
". p. HARPER
iyl 1913 AhAfH 81 tina Pariah Of OrlaanA
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W r. HARPEK,
;ei2 70 iyl3 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,


-
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans No. 49l8-By virtue of a writ Of
zlre and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
exchange ROyal street, between Canal and Gus
somhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city, en- MONDAY. July q, 1873, at twelve O'Clock
N. the following described property to wit
SEVEN LOTS Of GROUND, together with all and
singular the buildings and improvements thereon
and the appurtenances thereof situated in tie
Fourth District of this CITY, in the square bounded
by Magazine, Constance, Philip aid First streets
designated as lets numbers one, two, three, four,
hve, seven and eight plan deposited in the of.
nee OF Sem Magner, la G notary in this CITY as
plan number one hundred and nine ACCORDING 10
winch plan said lots measure as follows to wit.
Lots one to five inclusive have each thirty feet
hve inches front on Magazine street. the same in
width IN the rear, and one hundred and thirty feet
IN DEPTH between parallel lines, lot number one
forming the corner OF First and Magazine streets.
lots numb ers seven and eight forming one lot m,
SAID plan, measure together tw enty seven feet s;Y
inches front on First street, by one hundred and
elghtytwo feet elk inches in depth betWesn mar
ael lines. on PAR
The afore described lots of ground were acon;roa
by the defendant herein by purchase from
Norton, assignee in bankruptcy OF Harlow J. Pbeins
bankrupt lin bankruptcy No. 373) IA nor daed ~
sale executed on the twenty fourth dav of Fehrn
ary i82 registered in the cOnveyance Office of This
parish In Book l02, folio 49, and the said Hariow
Phelps bankrupt, had acquired said premises by
eaid late notary Magner on the sixth dav Of Anti
1866. va ~"S " april
Seized in the above suil
Terms-Cssb On the spot.
.. ". ?. HARPER,
1els JSsN Sheriff Of the Psrish Of OTiesus.
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,cosr1yUEp FROM FIRST PAGE.l

active and tirmer st s3c. Wheat unchanged; mold
ers not anxious winter red 81 1901 %. Corn ,s
IN light supply higher new scs aaef Eard
settled Naval stores steady. Tallow dull at &c.
' Mensy closed easy at sa4; sterling firm at ss. ;
aold closed at llSA 0ll5z; governments very
suet. but little change in prices; state bonds very
sniet ..a s,r.r vsrv firm
good refining 'Ac Molasses quiet ana attan
sI6d. ,
sizes of 1881. usas. Five-twenties Of 1862: 49,.
iss: il7f Of 1862 llss; new III Of lm no
Tennessee SKIES 80, rev ,shi virginia SKIES i =.
50, consolidated 81 deferred 10 a L9Sisia ana
skes a. new AZ, levee SKIES 40, elgnts 90; ana
VIC, North Carolinas 26 new IS, special tax 1915
South Carolina, 20, new IS, April and October ~:
CINCINNATI, July lO-Cotton dull; Md ing H. ia,
1,our firm; Sc 75d7. Wheat firm; offerings i9 iSn,
No. red winter 81 IS. Corn firm at oDc. Cats
firm at 35145c. Provisions strong ness potk Elm
generally held at ST.. Lard-oherines nsht; nom :
nhouiders at 7i3c; clear rib 9d914c; clear stic
Eason firm and in good demand; shoulders eye
Gear rib lOc clear lGc. Whisky steady at CSC:
auiet and unchanged but firm. Wheat dull and
sewer: No. 3 red fall + 50; new ranges between
81 and 81 So according to condition, large de,
cline Corn IN good atmanH a. ~. Hats ~ fair DO
n,apd and prices advanced; No. 229. d297ac cash,
q 039c sacked. Whisky dull; ssc. Pork firm
ss So3IsS2k Dry salt meats s hpm ana h sEn
sleys wanted at &hc; clear rib l0al0 &C: clear ava
psc. Lard nominal.
foreign Markets.
LIeKRPoos. July 10, Evening.-Cottoh c.osed IN,
changed; Gales to-day 1900 bales. of which 5000
.ere for export and speculation The sales Include
1900 American. - -.
LoypoN, July l0.-Turpentine SIS Cd
PAxIs, July lO.-Rentes 56f 6oc.
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T
iyIOl u Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

Merchants Mutual insurance Company
We. A. c. Labatt. Agent, etc.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No. 456O.-By virtue of writ of seiz-
ere ard sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN
the above entitled cause will proceed TO sell a.
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets in the Second District OF TINS
city, SATURDAY, August 9, 1873 at twelve
0 clock NJ. the following described property. to
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the build
rgs ard Improvements thereon and appurtenancts
thereof and the rights, ways and servitudes there
to belonging, situated in the Fourth District Of
Seventh and Chestnut streets, designated by the
letter C, on a sketch made by J. n B: de Pouilly:
assistant city surveyor, dated twenty'nlnth OF
August, 1866, neXed to an act in the once OF
E G. Gottschalk late notary public in this city.
dated fourth September, 1866, and measures. ac-
c0rding to said sketch, forty feet front on Sixth
street BY depth between equal and parallel lines
of one hundred and twenty seven feet two inches.
which lot of ground forms part OF lots designated
as lots numbers fifteen, sixteen seventeen and
eighteen plan of L. H. Pilie late surveyor, de-
posted in the office of the late W. H. Peters then
notary public IN this city, as plan number thirty
five; and again designated by the same numbers
on another sketch annexed to an act dated fourth
September. 1866. in the office of said late notary
Goltschalk. Being the same property acquired by
Jackson E. Labatt. defendant herein represented
BY his attorney in fact, A. c. Labatt). by purchase
from Felix Arroyo, per act passed before +. C. Gu
WELLER, notary public in this city. Oh the twenty.
second of August, 1871.
Seized In the above Sllt
Terms-1. Cash III a sufficient amount to pay
plaintiffs claim, say the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars with eight per cent interest per annuin.
from the twenty fifth of August 1872. subject to
credit of two huHdIed dollars on September 10,
1872; five per cent attorneys fees on the amount
sued for, and costs of suit 2. And on correspond
ing terms of credit, to meet the payment Of the
following Gums, to wit: Fifteen hundred dollars
August 25 1873: fifteen hundred dollars August Is,
1874 fifteen hundred dollars. August 25 1875; three
hundred dollars. August IS, 1873; three hundred
dollars August rs, 1884, three hundred dollars Au-
gust 25 1875 with interest at eight per cent per an
mum from maturties, and five PEE cent attorneys
fees on said amounts.
W. P. HARPER,
iys 20 aus Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans