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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-05
Marine Intelligence,
OFFICE OF THB REPUBLICAN !
Friday, December 5. 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
| Britiah ship Endymion, Jones, for Liverpool
Bark Fanny Mcclellan, Mcclellan, for Liverpool
brtlsa schooner Helena, White, for Ruatan Isla nc
via Belize
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City OF Galveston, Evans, from New
York. to Geo A Fosdick & COD district
Brig Charlotte Buck. Blohm, days from Kingston
ia. to Chas Clintou-2d district
Spanish brig Lepsnto, Mas, f ON Cienfuegos in
ballast To d FajO-2d district
TowBoATs.
LeTiathan, Sturtevant. from the Passes-Went
down lght-Brought up briggs Charlotte Buck
and Lepanto
STEAMBOATS,.
Frank Pargond White from Argyle
Hodge. BarancO. from Baton Rouge
Bart Able. Jumel. from Wallis Landing
Lizzie Hopkins. Aucoin. from DonadsonviLe
Henry Tete Dalferes. from Donaldsonvllle
Josephine Cousins, from Lower coast
City of Alton Bixy. from st Louis
Charles Bodmann, shinkle. from st Louis
EXPORTS
RUATAN ISLAND VIA BELIZE Schooner Helena
For Ruatan-20, 900 feet umber-For Belze-493
bbIs our 10 900 feet lumber hhds tobacco bdl OF
bbis pork bbls apples bbis beans bbls potato S
"a half bbls flour 20 kegs butter keg lard tc lard
| tc bacon 3 cks bacon l elk wine 10 bales hay %
LIvERPOOL-Ship Endynion-37l7 bales cotton
1000 bbis rosin $500 slaves
LIvERPOOL-Bark Fanny J McLellan-555 basss
cotton 1850 SKIS Oilcake 4i40 slaves
IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship City of Ga vesfoel-%Astd
Cise
PORT ANTONIo-Brig Charlotte BucR-e8ooo or.
anSes 100 punches bananas
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIs-Steamer City OF Aiton-2352 SKIS oats
1899 Sks BIO AXIS mall $50 bbls lima oil
100 bbls apples 10 bills whisky 2403 bbls pork Apt
bbis -four aga hls meal 800 bbls onions 43i ties lard
bbls potatoes 0l bales cotton 70 bales hay and sun
dry produce
ST LOUlS-Steamer Charles Bodpann-3G2 bales
cotton 53l bales hay ia bbls meal 23l bbs pork 1925
SKIS corn 1870 SKIS oats 81 c1s bacon IS bxs bacon
and sundry produce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Henry Tete-25o
hhd5 sugar 1863 bbls mOla-ses IS half bbs molasses
and s,tndries
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie Hopkins
1856 hhds sugar 1863 bbis molasses and sundrles
BATON ROUGE-Steaner B L HOdge-7l bales of
cotton SKIS seed cotton 40 SKIS rice 3l3 hhds sugar
l0ll bbls molasses ii halt bbls molasses and sun
dries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Josephine-33 hhds of
sugar "a bbls m0lasses and sundries
WALLIS LANDING-Steamer Bart Abe-35 bales
cotton sks seed cotton l56 hhds sugar 1903 BIB of
molasses los half bills moasses and sundiies
ARGYLE LAEDlNG-Steamer Frank Pargoud-
SO bales cotton 1859 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GRKAT NORTH.
kRN RAILROAD, December 4-2499 bales cotton and
NEW ORLEANs. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD, December 4-lO7l bales cotton 584 bbls mo-
lasses a. and sundries
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
December 4-2ol bales cotton SKIS seed cotton l2l6
bb's molasses 50 half bbs molasses 27O hhds sugar
ant sundres
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STEAMSHIPS,



STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPS,
LIMITED. -
The following new first class full pOwersd n
built Screw steamships are int nded TO ss, W
larly between NEW ORLEANS and LivFpS
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK: AA'N
LOUISIANA, 90 tons register. CAPTAIN St..
MINNESOTA. 1000 tons register CAPTAIN eve
ALABAMA, 24c' tons register ..... CantamI ~
PENNSYLVANIA, $500 tons register. Canaan
VIRGINIA, $500 tons gister. CAPTAIN IN
GEORGIA, $3.50 tons register. CAPTAIN Gu Gu
IN s'' :,s,~ss s' s' s'': ''' VIII
LOUISIANA,
With dispatch.
From New York to Glasgow, sailin fort3;oh..
viii receive and sign through bills of 1adi,.,
Havre, Bremen, Hamburg ANTWERP Rnttas
and all Continental ports. ''ss
Return tickets issued available for Twv,,
MONTHS, at reduced rates and Tbron oh T .t1
to all parts of the United Kingdom and Enr rsAs
stewardess and surgeon are attached M
steamer no charge is made for attendano.s
medicines.
Money orders granted free Of charge.
Prepaid Emlgr alton Tickets issued hara ,o
ties desirous of sending for their friends T
These vessels cross the bar q all times u,,s
detention. 0' "isae
For freight and passage, having super;o, s.,,.
modations, apply to "'''
A. X. MILLER l. co
sel4 No. 20 Carondelrt street, New (Irs.r
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Ey 4. ID. & 3. J. Montgomery.
FURNITURE.


The GREATEST AND MOST IMPORTANT SALE
ETER OFFEE1D TO THE PUBLIC, BEING
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE ST. JAMES
HOTEL, TO BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT on
RESERVE, CONSISTING OF PARLOR AND
BEDROOM SUITS, OVER THREE HUNDRED
BRUSSELS CARPETS, HsIs MATTRESSES,
THE BEDDING, CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE,
ETC, AT AUCTION.
BY II. NJ & b. ). M0NTG0MERY-R.
II. MONTGOMERY Auetioueer-Will be sold, com.
neneing on FRIDAY, December 5, 1873, at IL A. NJ,
and continued the following week until the whole
is disposed of
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE ST JAMES
HOTEL, situated Magazine street. between
Natchez and Gravisr streets being one of the most
extensi We and compete hotels in the South
The attention of hotels and housekeepers, furni |
ture dealers and others is called to this most i'm
portant SALE
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv g. De Ferret & Co.

SUCCESSION OF MRS SOHHIB EN0UL DUGuE
DE LIvAUDAIS, WIDOW OF F. AUGUSTA
UELACHAISE.
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BY Sheriff Harper
By Charles E. Fort.er,
SUCCESSION OF MARIA B. sEITz.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SOUTH MARKET
STREET.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, IRON
SAFES, ETC, AT AUCTION.
TRI-WFEKLY SALES.
ny II. NJ. & E. }. NIONTGOnIERY-
Camp street.-Will sell 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.
Terms-Cash. mv1
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VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON Aynu.v1yI
lEA The steamships of the Norti
- German Lloyd will ,s. '4s their The,
esoiar Trips next fall, as follows:
KOELN rIoln Bremen From New G,paM
n n n n-a ~ 30. November 13. Doehrg "a
FRANKFTTRT Do npel January3 lS1i.
KOEJN inoot No. JanuaryT
SrRA>Sp,ipc ahuar' -. Februaryl4
HANNOVEP IIdhhual3 "a. February&
FRANRFCRT Et ualy ~ March H.
EOELN p ua,y "a March 49,
,4i"ich "a. April 25
oi'her Gays OF departure will be advertised ba,
TT, after.
ire steamers touch outward at Havra .,5u
son @i snu on their home trips at Iavana a.
ta,l hampton to land aud receive nassen"as a.
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
IRON bremen, Southampton or Uavra r. u.-,,
Cahi, sr New Orleans ~ lawn
stnnn, ST. :. '''''-.... ............,,g T5o rols
From N.uy ,lrr,,' - -. 40 gold
oiieahs or eavana to SouthsrDtm
Cabin liavre or Bremen.
Steerape '''''.'.......... 8 $50 goS
:. ~ ........,........ - odd
Cah;, from New Orleans to Havana.
Stear,ra ''''-''''.. ............. & IS Soe
Paasaua 49,. .......... Is ~oR
Haas ~ tlckets from Bremen. SouthanCtssS
Fo, 49, ~ NeW orleans issued by the u:.,ers.>
roi particniars apply to o
aus ly Ell CO. Agents,
No. ~ Unios ssrsN
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Britiah ship Endymion, Jones, for Liverpool
Bark Fanny Mcclellan, Mcclellan, for Liverpool
British schooner Helena White, for Ruatan ISLAND
via Belize
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BREMEN.

BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AMI Nvsr oprp,v,
VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
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EXPORTS
IMPORTS,

NEW Notwithstanding City of Ga'vesfosl-SAstd
Cise
PORT ANTONIO-Brg Charlotte BucR-s800O or.
anges 1900 punches bananas
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are sHs1 ra;;rciai sffairs nave 20 improved unat
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cha Royernment should bear Irs just snAfs
pfthe expense Of these improvements: -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24

Wilson, and Taylor, aided by some friends
at Winnepeg, are working hard. Very
little mercy may be expected from the
officials, lift Is possible TO avoid 1t. In the
proceedings to-day on the application for
bail, Judge Belourney remarked TO Nc
Kenzle: "There is another Justice here;
perhaps you had better take the case before
him as they might be more sure Of sue.
cess. The decision Of the Judge was
well known on the street last night twen.
ty hours before its delivery, and the
friends of the Gordon men who hobnob
with and are supposed to bein confidence
with the fraudulent Lord and the Attor-
ney General were offeringto bet 800 10
So that the decision would be made Just
as It is, and this is English justice.
The military at Fort Garry are busily
at work around the tort. A stockade Is
being built around the bastion. They
claim that II is a protection against an
expected raid from Minnesota.
Mr. Bracket Is untiring in his efforts TO
help the prisoners. He came here pre-
pared to shoulder all responsibility and
has lost no opportunity to Impress upon
tho authorstics that il any one Is TO blame
1t Is him alone. Tho prisoners all feel
and appreciate his noble friendship.
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Meeting OF the Pittsburgh Coal Er.
change.

PITTSBURGH, July 23-A meeting Oi
the Coal Exchange was held in this city
to-day. The report Of the Committee on
MonOngahela Bridge was received and
adopted. A committee Of three was ap-
pointed 10 employ counsel and proceed 10
Institute legal proceedings against the
lonongahela Bridge Company.
The chairman Of the Committee on
Water Gauges reported progress, and
were authorized to establish marks at Oil
City, Morgantown and Greensborough.
The following resolution was adopted
unanimously:
Resolved, That the owner or owners OF
each coal mine be ready at any time to
meet the miners employed at their re.
speclive works, and that we regard 20
pounds to the bushel over one and hall
inch screens, twelve feet bar by - feet
long, at four cents per bushel, as the
standard measurement and price for coal
mining.
The Exchange then adjourned.
The coal miners now on strike In this
vicinity held convention to-day, and
after long session agreed upon scale oI
prices, in which they demand pay for nut
coal mined. Many Of the iron mills and
manufactures will be compelled to sus
pend unless an arrangement for coal can
be obtained.
William L. Hartzell, who has been long
connected with the Pittsburgh CONNER.
cidl as night editor, has been appointed
Mayor clerk.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Demolition Of WashIngtOn Market.
NEW YORK, July 23.-At eight O'Clock
this evening $50 policemen, under COM
msnd OF Inspector Walling, assembled al
Chamber street station and proceeded
thence to Washington Market, where the
Inspector posted them around the strdc-
ture. They were soon after Joined by
Prof. Chandler and DR.. Smith, Of the
Health Board the sanitary superintendent,
number of health inspectors and about
100 carpenters In charge oil foreman.
The work OF pulling down the booths and
sheds, erected beyond the line Of the side.
walks, was at once begun and carried out
to the very letter, Ali the sheds as far
as Greenwich street were levelled to the
ground. The butchers and other occu-
pants Of the booths and sheds showed no
resistance to the officers Of the law, but
contented themselves with threats ofsuits
for damages. West, Vesey and Fulton
streets present an appearance OF a village
blown down by hurricane. The place
will be dIsinfecied IN tho morning.
NEW YORK, July 23-Specie shipments
to-day $685., ,575 In silver bars; $500, 900
in gold engaged yesterday did not go.
4 suit has been brought against Lizzie
King alias Kate Sloddard,, the object Of
which Is 10 foreclose q mortgage on one
OF Goodrich's houses on De Graw street,
Brooklyn. King alias Stoddard Is made
party 10 cover any rights she may have
in the premises as the widow ot Charles
Goodrich. When the papers were read
and 1t was explained 10 her that the OBJ.
lect was to cut of her claim to the prop.
erty, she said that she had no desire 10
get dollar out Of Goodrich's estate, nor
does she propose 10 claim anything, but
that she does wish 10 get certain trinkets
which the deceased presented her with,
and which she says are now In bis fathers
possession.
A petition in bankruptcy has been filed
by John ]. Allen, ex.Assistant U. s. Dis
trict Attorney, against the Brooklyn Trust
Company.
Controller Schroeder, of Brooklyn,
says he docs not intend 10 take any action
toward recovering the city funds, believ.
ing that the city will got every dollar by
waiting.
Benz. Hymns to-day shot DR.. MILNE,
warder of the home for lame and Grip
pied children. The doctor having beaten
Hymns son, who was an inmate, for at
tempting 10 FIRE the building. Previous
to the occurrence Hymns had DR.. MILNE
arrested on the charge Of assault and bat.
tory, but the complaint was dismissed on
examination. Hyms was arrested aud
held 10 bail for $4,000. The doctors
wound Is not dangerous.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July ga meeting, attended
by all the members OF the Cabinet and a
large number Of the majority IL the Cor.
tes, was held last evening at the War Or
fee, to discuss the measures necessary TO
overthrow the insurrectionists In the
country.
The Cortes has approved the bill pro.
Viding for the imposition Of extraordinary
war taxes. Persons known to be In sym.
pathy with the Carlists are 10 be taxed
heavier than the loyal population.
The minority Of the Cortes has issued q
manifesto condemning the policy of the
government.
MADRID, July 23.-Pesident Salamanca
held q council general to-day. He was ad.
vised to summon Immediately into act.
i've service ninety thousand men Of the
reserve. The civil government OF Seville
and Albacete have been dismissed and re.
placed by special delegates. Gen. Mar
tinez has been superseded by Gen. Val.
vOle, as Captain General OF Valencia.
The inhabitants Of Utrera have defeated
and taken two guns from an insurgent
column which marched out of Seville TO
ssryin to effect declaration Of independ-
ence. go.
As the insurgent iron-clad Vittorla was
sailing from q .eacante, a German frigate
which was lying in the harbor got up
steam and followed her out, by orders re.
ceived from the German Legation at
Madrid.
BAYoNNE, July 23.-The CarlIsts claim
that their effective force In Spain now
numbers 10000 men. They have diSem-
barked large quantity Of arms and an,
munition from England at RequIetn.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 23- A Tribune St
Paul special tonight says that the Mani
toban Court has decided 10 hold Tor tria
Fletcher, Merriam, Hays, and tho Other
prisoners charged with kidnapping Lord
Gordon, but has not yet decided whether
or not to accept bail lor their appearance
At the latest advices this question
was being argued. The same specia
asserts that there is no iounda-
tion for the report that i$DavlE
was not Iiairly nominated for Gov.
ernor at the recent Republican State Con
ventlon.
A dispatch from Springfield, ILL.,, ssyt
the Chicago & Alton Railroad has with
drawn the suits instituted by 1t against
certain farmers oil Livingston county
who, refusing TO pay more than the lega
iaro as fixed by the Legislature, were rur
on TO side track and lett there.
Tho funeral ol Henry Milward, to-day
was largely attended, nearly all the mem
bers Of the Board of Trade being present
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THE OAR.
Fifth Annual Regatta of the N. w.
Boating Association at Toledo

Fifth Annual Regatta Of the N. W.
Boating Association at Toledo
TOLEDO, O., July 28.-The Fifth An
nuAl Regatta Of the Northwestern Boat
ing Association commenced here to. day
The first race, for pleasure and working
boats, distance three.quarters OF q mile
and return, six entries, was won by the
Eva, Of Toledo. Time 16 minutes.
Second Race-Senior four. cared Shells
distance one and o half miles and return
three entries; won by the Undines, o.
Toledo. Time 81 minutes and 81 sec
onds; Excelsiors, of Detroit, second. The
Wah.W .Wah Sums, Of Saginaw, collided
with a tug boat shdRety after the starr
and withdrew, their boat being badly
stove up.
Third race-JunIor six cared shells
distance one and half miles and return
four entries. Won by the ExcelsIors, ol
Detroit. Time 10 minutes and 30 sec
onds. The Undines, OF Toledo, came In
second.
Fourth race-Double sculls. There
was but one cntry-Curtis & Allcock, ol
the Chicago Rowing Club-who pulled
over the course three.fourths Of mile
and return In 10 minutes and 10 seconds
and took the prize.
Tomorrow at 10 A. N. a grand review
takes place, and in the afternoon races fol
tho Junior six.oared shells, Senior six-
cared shells, and single sculls. Weather
fine and attendance largo.
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The Emperor Of Austria to visit tn
LATEST NEWS.

Cadet Israel W. Pennis, Of the third
class, West Point Military Academy, was
drowned Tuesday, while bathing.
j. Wesley Hill, a well known actor,
died at 81. Louis Tuesday, Of abscess Of
the liver.
Two injuncLions have been applied
for restraining the Milwaukee & 81 Paul
Railroad Company from constructing q
bridge or obstruclng the river near North
La Crosse.
In Washington county, KY, q few
DAYS since, Dick Wright, colored, stabbed
bis step.iather, Tam Batzel, inalcting q
yerY dangerous wound, Wright was ar
rested and confined In the county jail,
Captain Sheridan, the submarine
diver, has succeeded in recovering two.
thirds Of the light portion Of the cargo Of
tho City Of Washington. The heavy DOR.
tion Of iron and steel will be recovered In.
tact ....s r..r.
"A drunken man named Dorne, who
had gone TO sleep on the track was run
over and killed by the western bound
train on the Memphis railroad near Msdi'
son, Arkansas, Tuesday night
AT Ashland, o., on Tuesday, John
Lsughery, o farmer, while hauling hay
fell across the tongue Of the wagon. His
horses ran away, knocking the top oi htl
skull clear of, and killing him instantly
The Attorney General has refused To
recommend pardon In the case Of PICK
EFT, Of Idaho, sentenced 70 be hung in that
TERRITORY on ThuBdsy. In August, 1873
Pickett killed an Indian woman. This d
tbe Ant case In which Q white man has
been sentenced to death for the murder oI
an Indian.
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CLEVELAND.
Explosion and Fire in a DIstIlIery.

Explosion and Fire in a DistIllery.
CLEVELAND, July e9.-At three O'Clock
this morning an explosion occurred in V,
Fries s. Co.'s distillery, on James street
One man was blown into the middle oi
the street, and another was blown from
the second.story window against another
building. Neither was seriously injured
Immediately following the explosion an
extensive fire broke out, totally destroy
ing the large five.story brick block occu'
pied exclusively by Fries & Go. On &C
count Of so much inaammable material,
the fire spread with great rspidity. 1t il
said that q large quantity oI fine wines
and liquors were destroyed. At present
1t Is estimated that the loss will probably
reach 800, 900. Can learn nothing regard
ing the insurance.
CLEVELAND, July 23-RUeningI-ThC
loss by the burning of Fries dlstillery
this morning Is estimated at 100000. Nc
insurance.
Thomas Fleming had leg crushed by
the cars, to-day, while attempting to drive
across the track at the foot Of South Water
street, ahead of o passenger train. The
locomotive struck the buggy, throwing
Fleming out on the track. His recovery
ls doubtful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24
SOUTH AMERICA.
The Latest ParaguaYan Revolutlon.

NC AuNCuS 0A0huuydA ANoNOANhASHs
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The United
States Consul at Montevideo, In view Of
the civil war In Entire Rios, recommends
that the U. 8. steamer Wasp proceed 10
the ports Of the Parana and Paraguay for
the protection Of the persons and property
Of American citizens.
The following is the report from Com.
mander Waban Of the Wasp, dated of
MonteVideo, June IA, and addressed TO
Admiral Taylor, commanding naval force
on South Atlantic station: "The revolu.
ton in Entire Rios still continues. The
reported capture Of Parana early In the
month, proves to have been false"
1t Is said in this mornings papers that
Jordan has ordered all males In Entire
Rios between Is and 70 to be enrolled.
The estates Of those who do not report
are TO be confscSted. The journals estl-
mates 1900 10 be In arms on one side or
the other. It Is asserted from Argentine
sources, that the Jordanites receive en-
couragement and assistance from Brazil
The only thing that seems TO affect for.
eignCrs Is the published proclamation oI
Jordan that he will shoot any foreigner
captured fighting.
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The Editorial Farmers In Texas.

DEN1soN, TEXAS, July 23.-The agri-
cultural editorial party arrived here this
morning, The city authorities gave them
a sumptuous breakfast, at which there
was much speech.mRking, They went
on to Dallas, but returned this afternoon,
and will stay over night here, proceeding
north In the morning.
Arrangements have been perfected for
a fast line Of refrigerator cars from here
10 New York, 10 commence running on
the 18th Of october. The company will
erect extensive slAughtsr.houseS here. II
Is expected train will leave Denison and
New York every other day, carrying
fresh beef eastward and fast freight west
HArd bound.