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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-18
FOREIGN
Shipwreck and Loss of Life.

Shipwreck and Loss of Life.
LONDON, December IL. - The steamer
Welerity, from Riga to Stettin, was lost
oWlth twenty-one persons.
Election i'm Huntingdon.
The borough Of Huntingdon has elected
Mr.. Jarslake, conservative, to the House Of
Commons.
In the Assembly.
VERSAILLES, December 1.-THE Assem-
bly, to-day, despite the opposition of the
left, decided to discuss the bill empowering
the gov. rnment to nominate the mayor of
CITIES immediately after the budget is acted
upon.
Increase of Mac Mnhon's Pay.
The Committee on Finance to-day voted
10 increase the salary OF President MacMa-
hon IN order 3" enable him to give tetes at
Paris. This action does not imply the re-
mOval OF the national capital to Paris.
EcclesiH sites Required to take the Oath of
Allegiance.
BERLIN, Decemb,r 7.-An ordinance ia
Officially promulgated to-day, ordering that
in failure all bishops, upon their installa-
aon. shall swear to maintain complete sub
ordination to the State, and cooperation in
the suppr' ssion of all disloyal intrigues.
The Chinese Attack the Dutch.
PENANG, December IA rumor is cur
rent here that the Chinese made night at
TACK on the Dutch forces, surprising them
A heavy hattie was fought The result is
yet unknown.
Plan for Suppressin& the Cuban RevoIu-
ton.
MADRID, December IA council of war
has be. II app inted. consisting of Generals
Jose Con.hl, Cahsllero, De Rhodas, Val
maseda and Chantilla, TO examine the plan
of o campaign submitted by Brigadier Gen
eral Donato, tor the complete crushing of
the Cuban resurrection.
Rioters Arrested.
Fifty arrests have been made at BARGE
Iona Of persons engaged in riotous DE- mon
strationS in favor %, declaring Barcelona an
indepentit ut canton
More Cardinals.
ROME, Deceub.r 1.-THE papal nucio
at P,ls has been Motif that the arch
bishops of Paris, Cambray and Valencia,
have ueen elevaed To the college of cardi- |
malls.
The ship Preston.
HAvRE, ID. c.n.b.r 1.-THE New Orleans |
tcott n snip Preston. before reported on fire |
while dischargug her cargo, and sunk 10
save her. has b. en- raised, and is now again
discharoing Surveyors state that the fire
orr .naret among the cotton before the
vessel l-f5 New Orleans.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICK OF THE REPUBLICAN
Thursday, December IS. 1878.
TLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Lizzie Felsher for Pensacola
French ship Emma Olivier, for Havre
Spanish bark Constanca, Curran, for Barcelona
British bark Pauline, Drevar, for Bremen
Norwegian bark Poly karp, kilertson for London
Spanish brig Gabrielle, Ramental, for Barcelonp
Spanish brig Lepanto, Mas, for Barcelona
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Houston, bearing, from New York
| 10th instant. to Geo Fosdick &co-2d district
| Norwegian bark Rebus Pedessen, "a days from st
Nszare. in ballast to Ocean, Zerega &co-Point
Brig Haze Hooper Is days from Providence, r 1, to
Schooner Mathilda Kranz. Rich, 10 days from Bos.
| ton, to Norton 4 Be-1st district
| TowBoATs.
| Rochester. German. from the Passes-Towed down
to the bar, 18th instant shin i,cwantree bark 8
| Comtesse Duchatel and Alphonse ct Marie and
| schooner Je nnie WoOd-BrOught I'D ship Rebus
| brig Haze and schooner Mathilda Kranz
| STEAMBOATS,.
Belle Lee. Hicks. from Chicot CITY
Seminole, Montgomery, from Arkansas river
Selma, Broad, from Tailahatchie river
st John. Mcklroy. from Paquemne
Mary Alice and barges. Toms from st Louis
BELOW COMING UP.
Spanish brig Antonati, Gelp S days from Havana.
in ballast, to Pug eco
Schooner Hannah Conner King, DAVIS from Ja-
maica, to Macheea OteIi-
EXPORTS.
PENSACOLA-Steamship Lzze-3oO bbls pork $50
bbls sugar cks bacon 20 kegs lard $50 SKIS corn
ii 22i pounds metal and sundres
RARCELONA-Bark Constancia-29 400 slaves
BARCELONA-BrigG abriela-333 bales cotton 1896
slaves
BREMEN-Bark Pauline-47I bales cotton 3l2O
LONDONDERRY POlykarp-6265 SKIS oilcake 1915
slaves
HAvRE-Ship Emma-l8l6 bales cotton &c, $50
BARCELoNA-Brg Lepanto-44o bales cotton 1900
slaves
IMPORTS,
NEW YORK-Steamshlp City of Houston-Astd
mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS-Steamer Mary Alice and barges-l2 327
bbs -four 375 half bbls -four $50 bbls meal Is bbs of
whisky 88 ties lard Is tics hams 10 kegs lard II 225
bushels e35 SKIS 1854 SKIS oats 52 SKIS bran
and sundry produce
CHICOT CITY-Steamer Belle Lee-3280 bales of
cotton 63l6 SKIS cotton seed IS SKIS seed cotton and
sundres
ARKANSAS RIvER-Steamer Seminole-l6s5 bales |
cotton and sundries
TALLAHArCHIE RIVER-Steamer Selma-lO88
bales cotton 4442 SKIS cotton seed and sundries |
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES st John-l73 bids sugar |
90 bbls mOasses and sundries
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH |
kRN RAILROAD, December 17--6e48 bales cotton and |
sundry produce
NEW. ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD, December l7-798 bales cotton and sundries |
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TBYAS RAILROAD,
December 1920 bales c" ttOn SKIS seed cetton 423
Dbl mOasses half bbls mOlasses las hhds sugar II
bbls sugar and snndries
December l7-l22 bales cotton 9 SKIS seed cotton
1872 bbls molasses 10 half bbls moasses 426 hhds of
sugar and sundries
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The Illinois Farmers.

CHICaGu, ID crmner II The second an
nual cou ventl. II al the Illinois s ate Farm
ers' A-soclai!ou commenced al Deca, ur yes
terday The pr-sd, mt of the association
delivered an address. revir Wirg the growth
of the {, cirty and its results to lis men,
bers. A the first meeting, one year ago,
only forty counties were represented; now
every one of the l02 counties in The State
had is club and in the majority of the
counries the farmer had carried their ticket
at TIL. last eh elton.
Death of a supreme Court Judge.
OswEGo, N. Y, December H.-John L.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-18
By Albert Paul.
CATHARINB ODONNELL, WIFE OF A. GRILLE.
VS.. SUCCESSION OF PATRICK O'DONNELL.
SUIT IN PAR rITION.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No, So TBS
By Albert Paul.

by ALBERT PAUL. AUt Ti''NEER-OFFICE
II No. 40 Royal s1r6ei.-By virtue OF a decree.
rendered in the above emitted matter, on Move m
Der %, 1873, by the Hon. L. iss judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
will be sold at public auction, On TUESDAY, DE,
cember 80, 1873, at twelve Ocl0, k NJ. at the Aer
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Roya
street, viz
A LOT OF GROUND, with the build ngs and i'm.
prevements thefeo 81 ed III IA. tir-i DIS rjct ,f
this city designated by the No 20i square bouuled
by Cho Erator Locust and Magnoi a STREETS, meas
ur1Dg 70 feet inches front Clio street b, III
feet inches lines in depth. The improve m, ii, 3
comprise a double one-story house kuowa as 40
372 Ito street
Terms Cash. The purchaser to assume payment
OF the taxes on the property for 1878 payable in
1874.
Act Of sale at the purchasers expeus. before
Abel Dreyfous, notary public. no27d, 4 III 10 "a 30
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bUCCESSION OF CUNkAD VOLLKAIH
Second District Court Tor he Parish of Orleans
No. Sc Gal.

by ALBERT PAUL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II No. 10 Royal street Will b so'd 1T u1plic
auction on iukSDAY, Deceuab 30 1873, = e,v
O'clock NJ, at the MerobaAtS and Aucliouerrs' Ex-
Hon. A. l.. Tissof, judge of the Second Dist l.
Court for the parish of orleans, dated Novemb r
"a, 1873
TIKI VALUABLE LOT OF GROIN with tn.
buildings, etc. thereon, situated in the Second
Dls!rict OF ms city, in sqlar bon ,ded by Bar
racks, Espanade ROYAL AMI Cha tres 81 eet u,ess
uring 80 feet front Barracks e-t BY "A feet in
a-pth The improvements known by the No g.
etc. '
Terms-Cash. The taxes of 1873 pay able in 1874.
to be assumed by the purchaser.
Act Of sale to be passsd before Abel Drew fiona
at the expense of the purchaser
HO2T de4 II 10 "a 30
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FOR A PARTITION.

PY o. VALETON, AUCTIONEER-SATUR.
- DAY. January II, 1874. at twelve o'clock NJ ,
at the Merchants and Auctonecrs Exchange on
ROYAL street, by virtue of an order from the Hon.
A. L. Tiss0t, judge of the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans, dated December H. 1873 No
Sc III of the docket of said court will be sold
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District OF this city, in the square bonuded
streets. Said lot of ground having. in American
measure, 81 feet 10 inches lines front on Mel.
p"'neDe street by 63 feet ii inches lines in depth
between parable lines, the whole in conformity to
survey and plan of Arthur De Artfas survey or,
dated December l3 1873. Together with frame,
cisttrns, privies, etc.
Terms aud CondtiOns-One-t third cash in United
States treasury notes, and balapc in one and two
wears for notes secured by mortgage on the prop
erty; the building to be kept insured and policy
transferred TO vendor; five cent attorneys fees
i'll ease OF suit.
Act OF sale before 0. De Armas, notary public
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FOR FLORIDA.

FOR FLORIDA.
Cedar Keys and Key West, Carrying Il,
United States Mail.
EA The New Orleans, FloriS
n1Exs wi'l d havana Steamship tear Compq
DsAEk2D senger steamer
Every Week,
From the foot of Calliope street, First pist1s
RATES oF PAhSAGE.
To Key West. To Cedar Ken.
$500. ''''''''...'. $50 &3
~ "so.. 10
through bills of ladng issued to all noints
tnu ana shcindng Tampa and to New York, Chark
None but the company's bills of ladinp si,na
ana none signed after sailing of the steamer,
oP'ehdld passenger accommodations and throuah
tickets given to above points. "AN 'A-'1e
office. o"' pei"i' HUH ~
For freight or passage apply to
X. ROBERTS. Treasurer
No. 100 Common street.
NM over the Louisiana National Bank
de5 ly on iosui~i way
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Death Penalty.

Ozeme Fudge twhite| and Samuel Wright
(eol"redj, found guilty of murder by jury
If their peers at the district court now in
session in Cpelousas, were few days since
sentenced by his honor Judge Morgan, to
be hanged by the neck until they are dead.
The sentence will be carried into effect at
such time as bis Excellencv Governor Kel-
log may designate Boil
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lcosrrsuEp FROM FIRST PAGE.N

Cuban port, and the Spanish authorities
decided that under all the circumstances
Bahia Honda was the most suitable place
at which the surrender could be made.
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE SHARES OF
OCEAN TOWBOAT COMPANY.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES M PETERSON-NO "a 7oa

RN D. VALETON -WEDNES.
- pay, December "a, at twelve o'clock M, will
be sold al store Nos IS and 81 Magazine street cor.
ner Natchez sire t. by virtue of an order from the
Hon A. L. 1issot. judge of the second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated December s.
1875 -
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE SHARES of
Ocean Tewboat Company
Terms aud Charlottesville stock will be offer.
in block for twelve Months bond with security
to be approved by the representative of the sue
CtS>lOn dtl4 I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-18

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No.
DY WALTON, DAVIS & FRERET-J b
II Walton, AuctiOneertt flee No. 80 Camp ST reef
THURSDAY, December 10 1873, beg nning at II A
NJ, ON the premises, corner OF Dauphine PR
streets, by virtue and in pure uance OF an Ord.,
of the honorable the Second Dist ict Court Tor the
parish of Orleans, dated November I 1873, win he
sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID RESIDE CE
consisting i'll part of Paror, Dining and Bedroom
Sets, Carpets, Mattings Rugs, 900 ing stove,
Kitchen Utensils, etc, and one sweet toned up
right Rosewood Piano, imported by Grunewal1
also four Bakers Carts three Horses four Set
Harness, one superior Mich Cow one lot Cypress
Wood, etc.
Terms-Cash the spot in United states tea.
sury notes. del II Ia g
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FIRST SALE OF OTTO SCHWANER.
At the Loan Office, No. 81 Baronne stre o.

Rv PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONEFR-
- Once No. 46 Exchange aley.-SATUROAY.
December 20, at 1920 A. M, and following DAYS
WIZ ot sold, wi bout reserve, at Otto Schwancr's
Loan ONCE. No. II Baronne street, near Canal
street, all the unre6eemed pledges up to Septem,.
Der J, 1873, consisting in
English. French, swiss and American Gold and
silver watches uf the most celebrated manufac
tirrrs, rich Diamonds in Bracelets, Brooches
hings, etc, double barreled Guns Revolye,s
Paintings, Pianos, Gold chains. Surveying Instru
mentS, Carpenters Fools, Clothing Looking
ton. ~ AA
ltrIns-Iash. del4 It
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ALuABLE SQUARE or OR .UND IN THE slxr


d STRICT.
SUCCESSION OF ROBERT MCMAHON
Second District Court tor the Parish of Orleans
No. Is TI8.
rIAAxIDE J SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-
= once No. 46 Exchange all " SATUROAy
necember2 1913 at twelve o'clock NJ Will be sold at
'loic auction IN tn Merchants and Auctiouee RS
nHchange, on Royal street, between canal and
uStninhonse streets, by virtue and in pursuan ce
70 an ofder from the Hon. A. l. T,ssot
Jad2e OF the Second District Court for tbe
pan-h OF oreans, dated Noyenbe "a, 1873, for &C
count o. IN, above succession to wit
"A CERTAIN SQUARE Of GROUND sitpated i, tho
Slxth us ret OF this city, designated as sou are
40 =, "ounded by ST Patrick, Cornelius Joseph
qua arapelia streets measuring 1T feet . jnches
'fant On ~, Patrick street, 200 feet front on Cor
2oo ta feet front on Arabrlla street. and
'o1 'ee' inch s fro It Oh Joseph street.
ierms ana cone it0us-t he purchaser To assup,a
CIV ne 'ment OF four several promss0ry notes each
o me sum OF s 1850 bearin eight Der cent intar
e., OH datt uil pad dated February 10, ls7l
anu payasle u, one, twO three and four wears afi
"a. ana the balance cash the spot at the tina
% lnolcat'"n Act of sale before Thee. Bnissnn
na5 pup c at the expense Of the purchaser
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AUCTION SALES.
By b. II. q B. J. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. IRON
SAFES, ETC., AT AUCTION.
TRI-WEEKLY SALES.
DY Il. NJ. 4 b. }. MONTGOMERY
ID 3. NJ Montgomery, Anctioneer, Office No. 81
Camp street.-Will soil every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
O'clock at their auction room. corner Camp and
Natchez streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
IRON SAFES COOKING STOVES, etc.
Terns-Cash. my1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-18
Circuit Court of the United States, Fifth Circuit
and District of Louisiana in Equitv-No 6919.

IN Pursuance OF DECREE MADE AND EN-
tered in the above entitled action, on the eighth
day of December, 1873, the Undersigned the master
therein named, will sell at public auction, at the
Mei chants and Auctoners' Exchange. sitnated on
Roy street, between Canal and Gustonihouse
streets, in the city of New Orleans. on TUESDAY,
January 20. A. d. 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ. Of
that day, by hoffman Il Mar g, auetoneers. the
property mentioned and described in said decree
to wit
THE CARONDELET STREET AND CARROLLTON
RAILROAD together with Its property, iron rails
cross ties, implements, machinery, cars, carts
mInber, roadbed. franchises and privileges of the
whole of said railroad, as the same IS now laid
Carondelet street, and extending from Eighth
street to the line OF the Foucher property.
The cOmpainaDts in said decree caiIA lien and
privilege upon said property superior to all other
parties to the extent of the demands for which
said decree and Judgment entered in the above
entitled cause and the purchaser at this sale,
under a decree in chancery, Overrides all liens,
and gives perfect title to the purchaser
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale before W. H. Seymour, Esq, notary
public, at purchasers expense.
ROBERT H. SHANNON, Master in Chanrery
New Orleans. December Is, 1873. deli 30t
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STEAMBOATS,,

Ao"Ees every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at nine
O'Clock, sharp.
,H@~ Lower Coast United States
E1A.TtEts1f44E7N mali express passenger steameI
S74nGi G1143n tor Pilot Town Southwest Pass
n.;,t !. - - Forts Jackson. St. Philip, Buras
ION s,a Hache and all mail arr land
'ns'' Inc new, fast and elegant steam yacht
MARIE,
Leaves for above every TUESDAY and FRrpAy At
a nlaie Sc10cR sharp, returning every "WEDNESDAY
DUO sAIOhDAY, carrying the United States mail
tiom taklng his boat arrive at their destink
"n Eo rarIies only light freight and pack ages
Cur, aslght or passag' apply on board Lands at
Canai street. just below the ferry
uo. III W. =. BASSETT, Master.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-18

A halter in Terre Haute, Wisconsin, has
bundle of old unpaid bills hung up in his
store labeled "The reason why do not give
credit"
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
HAVANA CIGARS AND CIGARETrES

Havana CIGARS AND CIGARKTrEs
domestic CIGARS and CIGARETTES, and . fun
Assortment OF Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO
constantly on hand and for sale BY
I'D. L. ZRLL,
Vorner canal and Caronde3et streets.
New Orleans, Louisiana,
'0'~ 'unS "Alfsoted. hDly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-18
By Walton, Davis & Freret.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WEARING APPAREL
GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN BAKERS CARTS
HORSES, HARNESS, ONE COW, and all tn {
parapbernalia of the well esta slisbed bakery
cornery OF DauphiEe and Port streets. at auc.
zion.
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Probabilities.

/
! WAR DEPARTMENT J
| ONCE Chief Signal Officer
Washington, December II, 1873 4:35 P. NJ. J
For New England and thence eastward over the
.aaxe region the pressure will diminish, with a
slight rise of temperature and possibly areas OF
light rain.
For the Southern States clear and fair weather
will prevail except, possibly on the coast, where
the cloudiness will increaTe: the prevailing winds
IN these districts Will continue from the south and
For the upper lake region and the North west
clear OF parity cloudy weather with light to fresh
> ded change of temperature or pressure.
River and Marine News.
SouTHwEsr Pass, December Il, P. M-Barome-
ter 1920. Weather calm and very foegy. Arrived
master, from New York. to George A. Fosdck
Co.. Spanish brig Antoniate Gelpi master i've DAYS
from Havana in ballast, to M. PUG Co..; schooner
Hannah Coomer King master, tcven days from
Jamaica with fruit, to J. Macheca & Co. Arrived
and sailed for Galveston at $40 P. M.-Sttamshlp
Charlest on (South Cardinal with coal Sailed
Schooner James Ford. brig Glide and steamship
Charles Albert The ship Western Empire was
put to sea tins evening, drawing nineteen feet and
is now outside waiting fair wind to sail
PAssA-LOuTKE, December II, P. M.-weather
calm and foggy No arrivals. Saied-Steamship
vlcKsBURG, December l7.-No boats down today
up.H 5. turner, at eight last night; Katie, at A.
M to day. Weather cool and clear. River has
risen sixteen inches in Il last twenty-tour hours
MEMPHIS, December 17.-Weather clear and warm
River rising rapidly. Departed-Belle Shreveport.
for Red river; Robert Mitchell. Julia and st. Luke
for st. Leuis; John Kigour, for New Orleans; Min
neoia, for Cineinnati Nashville, for Little Rock,
and Kanawha and barges for Ohio river.
CINCINNATI, December 17-River forty three feet
SIX inches and rising. Weather clear and mild
Departed-lhdiana for New Orleans.
PITTsBURG, December 17.-River eleven feet six
inches and falling steadily.
LOUISVILLE, December 17.-River rising with sew.
ents en- feet in the canal and fifteen feet in the
chute. Weather clear and mild. Up-C g. Church.
from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, December 17.-Weather clear and |
mild. River has fallen one inch, Up-Charles
Bodmann at 3P. M.
CAIRO, December observation-disclosures Dean,
from New Orleans, at A. M; City of vicksburg, |
rom St Louis, at NJ; Gleneoe from st. Louis, !,
1t 5 T. N, Departed-Thompson Dean for Cincjn.
natl, at II A. NJ; City of vicksbuIg for vlcks.
burg at P. M, Weather clear and mud. The |
liver hes risen one foot
ST. Louis, December 17.-Arrived-Labarre and
3eltast from vnksburg. Departed-Future Civ.
or New Orleans. River falling. Weather clear and
mild. '-N
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Parker, judge Of the Supreme Court, died to-
day Of apoplexy. 81 'ffft
The Centennial Tea Party.
BOSTON, December 1.-THE centennial
| tea party was largely attended. Joseph
Quincy presided. Il. C. Winthrop made
| the address.
From Japan.
SAN Francisco, December 1.-THE
Alaka has arrived. Minister belong is
aboard.
Boiler Explosion.
A boiler exploded in the Independent
coal mine, Contra Costa county, killing
John Hayes and James DAILY and fatally
injuring David Williams.
Burned to Death.
The Dayton Hotel, at Dayton, Nevada,
was destroyed by fire last night. L. D.
Gould, Thomas Younger John Morton, ID.
Nash and Mr.. 'Clister were burned to
death.
The Alabama Senate ExpeIIs Dishonest
Member.
MONTGOMERY, December 1.-THE Senate
last night unseated Mr.. Hatch, Senator for
Hale county, elected last spring to I'LL q va
cancy. 1t seems that three years ago
Hatch was postmaster at the county seat Of
Hale county. Moneys were missed from
the mails, and Hatch made affidavit accus
ing San born, his clerk, of the misdemean-
ors. After Sanborn had been in Jail several
months the investigation pressed Hatch SO
close that he wrote confession of his own
guilt, which was published, and he agreed
with Special Agent Petheridge to pay up.
Suit was commenced in the United States
court, and Hatch was turned out of office.
He then ran for the Senate, ana was elected
by large majority, but on the above show
ing the Senate declared him ineligible.
Hatch is Republican.
The Actor Owens Badly Injured.
NEWARK, N. j.. December l7-Jehn f.
Owens, the comedian, was seriously in.j UT
during the performance OF ''Toodles' last
night, and is lying very i'll at the Cont
mental Hotel here.
A Victory for Temperance in Georgia.
ATLANTA. Ga, December 7,-At the mu-
nlcipal election held to-day at Stone Noun
tain the mayor and council, pledged to
grant no more liquor licenses, were elected
by handsome majority. The election was
warmly contested.
Brigde Across the Hudson.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, December 1.-THE
exercises of the laying Of the corner stone
Of the proposed bridge across the Hudson
at this place to-day were participated in by
over 10000 persons. The ceremonies were
conducted by the Masonic fraternity
Powder Mill Explosion.
PORTLAND, Me-, December 1.-THE mix
ing mill at the Warren powder manufac-
tory exploded yesterday afternoon. No
lives were lost, the wOrkmen having gone
out few minutes before. The mill was
entirely destroyed, parts of it being blown
across the river, and the building next to
it was badly damaged.
Nlormons Returning to Europe.
SALT LAKE CITY, December H.
Another party of Mormons converts, who
came over from England last summer. are
to their old homes. They declare
that they were greatly deceived by the Nor
mon missionaries.
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COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. December

"WEDNESDAY EVENING December H. 1873.
COTTON-The sales :o-day mot including 600
at irreg ular and easier prices closing at a decline
of y Oac. We modify our quot ations &C cordin CIV
and give also the Exchange figures, as follows:
Exchange
General 0uOtafiOne iona
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-18
THE CROMWELL LINR.

For New York Direct,
This Line is composed of the Steamships
kNlCkERBOCKER, NEW ORLEANS Cnprn
dEORdk CkONW ELL. GEORGE WASHIECTOS
- The steamship
4@81K GEORGE WASHINGTON
JAMES WHITEHEAD. Commando
VIII leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street.
SATURDAY, december 20 at "a. M
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Hayrs tsia
ny inns hne; and through bills of lading given ID
ING SaMe. FOR Height OF passage apply to
=, ALFRED MOULTON,
1a' No. Al Carondelet street