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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12
FOREIGN.
Destruction of San Salvador by nm Earth
quake-From the Wreck-Cariists Re
pulsed-EmanueI Going 20 Vienna.

Destruction of San Salvador by nm Earth
quake-From the Wreck-Cariists Re-
pulsed-EmanueI Going TO Vienna.
AsPINwALL, via Havana, April 1.-THE
city of San Salvador, the capital of the
Central American republic of that name
has been destroyed by an earthquake, caus-
ing terrible loss of life. Eight persons per.
ished and property valued at $l2,OO0,000
was destroyed. The earthquake was fol
lowed by contlagration and many build
ings were burned.
HALIFAX, April il.-The customs author.
tiles are now satisfied that the story Of silk
being found in crockery crates is untrue.
The brig Hennessy has been chartered to
take to New York the goods already recov-
cred. A large schooner sent by the Coast
Wrecklng Company will reach Prospect to-
night.
Today the sea was so rough that not
much work could be done at the wreck.
One OF the New York divers went down
and attempted to reach the cabin, but
owing 10 the undertew. he had 60 desist
lie will try sgaiu Tomorrow No bodies
were recovered to day. Powder was sent
to the wreck 10 day, and will be employed
tomorrow in blowing a hole in the vessel.
PERPIGNAS, April IA dispatch from
Puigcerda, dated at noon to-day, says: "Af.
ter the failure Of their final attack last
night, the entire Carlist force Withdrew be-
fore daylight, leaving 300 dead and
wounded on the field. We lost eight killed
and have many wounded"
MADRID, April ll.-Owing to the inter.
rupton of trains by the insurgents on the
upper section of the Northern railroad, the
government has granted temporary con.
cessl0n to the company, authorizing it to
establish line of steamers from Santander
to Bay0nne for the transportation Of pas.
sengers to and from France
EIllafranca is threatened.
PARIS, April IA dispatch from Per.
plgnan this morning says that the Carlists
have been repulsed from before Puigcerda
after fighting whole day and night.
PARIS, April ll.-General Cremer made
speech last night in which he attacked the
candidacy of Remasat for the vacancy in
the National Assembly from Paris, and de-
ciared his intention TO support NJ Baronet.
Several republican meetings are announced
for to day.
PARIS, April ll.-Fifty millions francs
were paid to Germany on the fifth on ac,
count of the war indemnity
RoME, April liking Victor Emanuel
will visit Vienna during the exhibition, if
the condition of Italy will permit his de
parture from that country
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12
SATURDAY, H.

breast OF the unfortunate Young man.
Exclaiming ''Oh, Lord, / am shot,r he at
tempted TO walk across the street TO the
store of friend, but fell ere he had made
three PAGES, dying in less than three min
utes from the time he was shot. The mur.
derer fed immediately, and such was the
general horror at the deed, he was pursued
very soon after but as he took refuge in
the lmitless pine forests which surround
the town, he has managed to evade pursuit
up to the present. He was seen on Mon
day morning by the mail carrier when on
his way to Vaudeville, at an early hour;
but as the carrier had no arms, his capture
was not attempted, especially as Tom still
bore his formidable double barrel 1t is
rumOred that he threatened to kill others
of the residents of this town. I sincerely
hope that Thomas has not included myself
IN that list. as they say that he is very
determined man, and "blue whistlers" are
his favorite messengers.
Last Friday, about midday. the residence
OF Mr.. George Ingram, about mile out Of
town, caught fire and was entirely de-
stroyed. Immediately upon the alarm
being given the residents Of the town hur
sied 10 the scene, and by extraordinary
exertion saved the greater part of MIR. In
grams furniture and other movables. The
cause of the confagration is unknown.
The house was quite an old one, having
been built by the late Judge Straw bridge
some forty years ago. but was in good
repair, and was large, we'll arranged and a
very pleasant residence. Report here states
that there was no insurance upon it. 1t
could not be replaced for less than $l0 900.
1t was mistake about striped bass
biting. At leas: that was my experience.
KNARF.
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PAYING THE PIPER.
Frasklin TO Pay for Its Little Dance.

Private dispatches were received from
Franklin, st. Mary's parish, yesterday, an
nouncing that the Republican officials were
installed in office and everything working
well and smoothly.
Hon. Emerson Bentley, editor and pro-
pretor of the .4hakapas Register, the office
of which was recently destroyed by Dem
ocratic mob, has brought suit against the
corporation of Franklin for $4,000 dam
ages, which he ought to get. A previous
attempt was made to violently suppress
this excellent paper, and it is high time the
community which INDUCES in such playful
antics should be made to pay the expense
attending them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12

VALUABLE MARBLE MILL AT AUCTION
Messrs. Nash Il Hodgson, auctioneers. will
sell at twelve o'clock N. to-day. at the St.
Charles Auction Exchange, for account of
the succession of Charles II. CARRIER. de-
ceased, that valuable marble mill, with
it's machinery and appurtenances, TO-
gether with eight lots Of ground,
situated on Tchoupitoulas and Water
streets. between Washington and Sixth
streets, the most perfect establishment
of the kind iu the South. and a sure
fortune in il for live, enterprising man.
See the advertisement :or full particulars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12

The Postal Car C0mmittee-The Strike
Practically at an End-Tweed, Gould
and DHtcher wanted at AIbany-Lease
of kaiIr0ad-Heaith Of the Pope
Religious War i'm Brooklyn-The Ar
singtOn Woman n supposed Fraud-The
Treaty of Washington I'm NewfOund-
tand-Revolution in Panama.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Senate postal
car committee heard the argument to-day
of T. Cnyler, of Philapelphia, who held that
the government had no more constitutional
right to force the Failwav companies to per-
form services for nothing, or for unsatisfac-
tory compensation that to take q citizen S
residence and turn it into a postOtfice, and
he denied the power of Congress to fl tx the
rate of compensation for carrying the
mails.
The courts adjourned over till tomorrow,
but the banks are open, to-day not being "a
legal holiday. The services in the Roman
Catholic aid Episcopal churches were
largely attended. The stores are generally
open.
There are no street quotations on stocks
or gold to-day, as the regular members of
the Stock Exchange are prohibited BY its
rules from dealing in either unless the Ex-
change ia open.
Controller Green reports that the reduc-
ton OF the expenses of the city advertizing
in 1872 were under those of the previous
year, which aggregated nearly million
dollars, and that unless the Legislature
passes laws ordering additional advertising
the present year will keep the expense in
side of 100000.
full supply Of gas was let Oh to-day at
noon.
The gas strikers are applying for work at
the old rates.
The sergeant at arms of the Legislature
arrived here today, To arrest Jay Gould,
William NJ. Tweed and j. Is. butcher.
charged with contempt in not appearin q
before the Erie investigating committee
when summoned. Tweed could not be
found, aud a search is now being made for
Gould and butcher.
At meeting of the stockholders of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad to-
day, it was resolved to ratify the lease of
the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati and
the Indianapolis roads to the Great West
ern road. Nj. HutchiDgs, the vice presi-
dent, presided.
A World special from Rome saws the
Pope is suffering from rheumatic fever and
liberation of the leg.
A factory in Rome vas DESTROYED nv
lightning. Forty persons were buried in
the ruins. Five were killed and seyenteen
Notwithstanding Maine and Charles.
ton.
Medill has Withdrawn from the evil
service commission, On account of the
Presidents order of the iucOmpatibilitv of
State and federal Officers to hold civil an
pOintments.
The President accepted Mcdill's resigna-
ton, and gives assurance that the rules of
the civil service will be maintained,
the gas strikers will hold private meet
ing tonight. and tO-morrow night propose
having grand mass meeting.
The president Of the Gasmen's Society
says that the organization is now complete,
and That general strike will result before
II, - week.
"oik has commenced on the bridge over
inc East river 10 connec: New York and
Long Island City.
A Washington special says: Private ad-
wees from New Orleans state that FIVE
monitors there are being prepared for ser
vice. eesides which sbere ore three othes
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LOST.
60AA REWARD. = LOST OR STOLEN
. ..NN from ILe Bank Of America. TIN BOX


S1An REWARD. : LOST OR STOLEN
P-oO from the Bank Of America, a TIN BOX,
No. 5lI containing the following described papers.
90 wit:
Several ia, receipts of L. Ourand.
Insurance policies in favor of Mrs. Lefaure, Mrs.
Bousquet and heirs of CaIliave
Five certircate of Caroudelet Canal Navigation
Com pany stock in favor of T. Lefaure.
Five shares of above stock in favor OF heirs Of
CaiaveI.
Three notes. secured by mortgage, drawn by
Gonmarrre Lambert and indOIsed bv them for
ESQ each dateO December Ia, 1872, ana payable in
one two and three yeara.
one certificate of sock OF ten shares Oh Ter
mania Insurance Company, No. 26, in favor of L.
DuraHd
one note .Or one year. dated January 5, l873
drawn by Oh. pegnersey in favor of Mrs Lefaure,
for s 100
SiK r, nj notes drawn by G. Monte, for + IT'S each,
and falling que on June J. 1873. ana each month
thereafter.
six rent notes, drawn by Mr.. p. Sche xnailder,
PAYABLE to his own order and by him iudOrsed for
S35 each falling due IN the Ist OF June, 1875 and
each month after
Four rent notes, drawn by Daniel BrOdtricE, pay
able to his own order, for Sl5 each, payable on
the fret of April, 1873 and first OF each mouth
after.
And several copies of title deeds OF property tax
receipts. etc.
Tie public are hereby cautioned not to negotiate
for the above described papers, payment of the
same having been stopped.
The above. rt ward viii be paid delivery OF the
oA and papers to the Bank Of America, OF to
l. DURAND,
Corner OF Toulouse and Chartres streets.
nh26 I'm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Movements on the Plains-BriRham Young
The Little Rock CaIamity-The Apa-
ches-Mexican Telegraph Lfne-Oyer-
flow of the River Threatened-M urder
and Suicide-The Modoc War GuIe at
Wheeliug-A Boston Editor Dead,
FORT SCOTT, Kansas, April 1.-THE
United States troops stationed on the neu
tral lands here have commenced their de-
parture for Fort Gibson. The cavalry
started on Wednesday, and will marcR
through; Ihe infantry will follow by rail
. ST LoUis, April 1.-THE Arkansas CITY
rescue party, sent 10 protect and warn the
surveyors Oh Cinnamon river. have re-
turned. They found tho bodies of four
surveyors terribly mutilated. Dennings's
oody was brought back. The others were
buried on the spot The party encountered
oand OF Cheyenne, who made hostile
oemonstrations, but did got venture tC,
make an attack.
PHILADELPHIA. ADrii li-Brigham YOUNG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, GOLD.-Cen-
trail office for the sale of Louisiana State
Fair Lottery tickets No. i07 Canal street,
Grover Il Baker salesrooms; $37, ,585 in
prizes; one prize $4,000 in gold; tickets fifty
csst:. and admits holder to the far.
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STOLEN.

NOLEN.-FR THE DOMICILE OF THE
unGeIsigutd, about year ago. the following
sCribed notes. viz: note of lruis lammer
p'yable i" three wears from May H. 1873 for s 100
s,aote Of p = ,us tprop,rty Port and Levee
ee,ses), dated September 30 1871. PAYABLE in one
81 nom September ~ 1873, for + 1850; note
s9x,a'een months from April 3. 1873. for $500: 3
s2Ss sot John Paisley. payable April %. 1873: for
is-IN e note of John Paisley, payable April ~,
VI Tor $2GL 50 and . number of other notes
hsrayLl can not b. nov described. The public Is
,bs S notified rot 70 negetiste said notes. and
l,hs ssEers and indUreers are notified not TO pay
ApA AEG 'D' ''D' - - ''' @''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12

Tickets T 10 Haf tickets SIS Quarters 81 so
Our lotteries are chartered by the state are
always drawn at tie time named, ana all draw
ings are under tue supervision Of sworn commits
sloneIs.
The official drawing will he published in the ST.
Louis papers, and copy of the drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets.
We will draw similar scheme the last day of
every month during the year 1873
Remit by pOst tOtfice money orders, registered
letter. d. aft or express.
Send tor a circular. Address
MURRAY, MIIAER ( CO.,
PostUthce box 2446, ST. Louis. NJ ssouri.
WY
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A.nnisiana InckeY Clnh

Club, on race days, to close the gates be-
tween the Club grounds and the Fair
grounds, and no one will be permitted to
pass through during the time. Members and
ladies accompanying them. and invited
guests only, admitted at the membe rs gate
on Geutilly road.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12

ASSESSMENT No. 129, l30 and 13l-See
special notice column, death of j. SCHNEIDER,
c. Grau and W. T. Perry, payable at the
office of the Mutual Aid and Benevolent
Life Insurance Association, No. l9 Camp
street. Amount paid out since organiza-
ton, August, 1863, $3l6, 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12
BY TEL G RAPH
THE PRESIDENT GOES WEST

THE PRESIDENT GOES WEST
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS AT MOBILE
T'R ROOPS IN TEN a -
TIE NEW YORK STRIKE ENDED
LEASE OF 4 RAILROAD
RELIGIOUS WAR IN BROOKLYN
A REVOLUTION IN PANAMA
DESTRUCTION OF SAN SALVADOR
CARLiSTS REPULSED
MATTERS ON THE PLAINS
MOVEMENTS OF THE INDIANS
THREATENED OVERFLOW OF THE OHIO
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NEW STORY.
THE NEW NOVEL.

THE NEW NOVEL.
AGAINST THE WORLD:
4 story of southern Life.
fy Mss }. r. HADERMASN author Of Dead
Mems Shoes" and Forgiven at Last"
The plot is ingeBIously conceived, and ls deVef
aped with careful reference 10 dram attic elect.
This is the third of Miss Hadermann's noyels,
md We are glad 10 be able TO pronounce il the best
all
Sbe is Il 4 most promising female novelist that
De South can boast Literary World
! One volume. cloth. 334 pages; 81 so.
For sale ~ JAMES A. GRESHAM.
i Spl0 3tIaw New Orleane-
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FOR RENT,

lake SHORE RESIDENCE FOR RENT
| or For Sale-That desirable house in Ocean
Springs. Mississippi, formerly the residence OF
Captain Joseph Walker, containing paglor three
ledronms. two cabinets. dining room, breakfast
:OOm and one finished attic room with mana
come garden aud shrubOery, and large grounds
surrounding the house House completely 1ur-
W. II HENNGNG,
spq I'm No. rs Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12

Messrs. Walton. Davis g. Freret will sell
to-day at auction at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street.
Six lots of ground at the corner of
Tchoupitoulas and First streets, near the
SOrapuru market, for account of the success
sion of H. II. rawbridge, deceased.
The undivided fourth interest in sugar
plantation in the parish of St. Charles, for
the succession OF Louis +. Chauvin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12

Sale CoNrISUED.-The sale by the sheriff
of the contents OF furniture, store No. q
st. Louis street. Second District, will be
continse6 20 day % fye O'Clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12

IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION BY TIE STANDARDIZATION
is called to the sales at auction to be made
this day. at noon, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, by
the sheriff of the parish of Orleans. Said
sales comprise:
l. The one undivided third part in the
ground and the right of batture and
wharves, and one undivided half in the
buildings and improvements thereon. Said
ground is situated Oh the right bank OF the
Mississippi river.
q A lot of ground with the buildings and
improvements thereon. situated in the
Fourth District of this city, on Third street,
between st. Patrick and St. David streets.
3. Five lots of ground, with buildings
and improvements thereon, situated at
Gentilly, suburb IRENE. on White street,
One of said lots forms the corner of Aubry
street.
4. And two lots OF ground adjoining
each other, with the buildings and im-
provements thereon, situatad in the Third
District of this city, fauburg Washington,
Quarter Danny, on Girod street, between
Lafayette walk aud Port street.
For full particulars and terms, see adver.
+iCauautS
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SALE COSrISUED.-Thes sale by the sheriff
of the contents of store No. "A Camp street.
vii! be continued TO day at 1890 A. III.
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HnrSE EnR RENT AND FURNITURE

III for sae.-A comfortable two.story house,
tllgiblv located on Camp street, with everyt thins
complete for housekeeping, aud all in good order
bei ~ nearly new will be sold In BLOCK TO . puf
chaser for his own use. The establishment Is coiu
pete in all depart ments, having been selected oI
To owner for use viii be sold on account OF bac
health Furniture dealers and vendors need moi
IpnIv AdIress HOIISE at this Office. jsl
DOR RENT-RO0MS WITH OR WITHOUT
IL board in suites single. Also, few day
Oarders taken. Apply at No. 2l7 Camp street, nSal
l H. Joseph. neI'
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BRowS SoAP.-See d. +. Morphy's auc.
ton advertisement.
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CONSTABLES' SALES,

James }. O'Hara VS.. n Certain Lot OF
| Ground, situated St Louis street-Second
Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans. No
1916.
rDY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF F1ERy FACIAs
I'D to directed by the Hon w. L. EvanssSec.
oud Justice of the Peace in and for the pal III OF
Orleans, in the above numbered and entitled suit
will proceed to sell at public auction at the
Merchants and Auciioneers' Exchange Royal
! street, between Canal and Custonhouse streets
on Tl ESDAi. April ", 1873, al twelve o'clock M
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, designated as No.
l3 situated in the Second District of New Orleans
in the square No. 59 bounded by ST. Louis Prielw
Roman streets and Carondeet walk per plan of
Louis Pilie dated March |, l840 and deposit ed in
the office of McCay. late notary public in this
CITY. said lot me assures q feet more or less, on
II. Louie steet, by depth of ITO feet between par
alel lines.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas
ury notes ~
Fred Hnuton VS.. The Combination Pro-
pelling Company, Alex. Hay. Presdent-first
Justice Court for the Parish of orleaus, No. li2
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to nae directed by the Hon. W. T. Houston,
First Justice of the Peace in and for the parish of
Orleans will proceed TO sell at public auction,
on WEDNESDAY, April 10 1873, at twelve o'clock
VI on the corner OF Carondelet and Eighth streets,
the following described property. 10 wit
ONB RAILROAD CAR
This present sale will be on twelve months
credit the property having on the first sale not
brought a sufficient amount upon the appraisc
mcnt TO authorize adjudication.
Terms-Csst OF suit cash. the remainder upon
twelve months bond, with solvent security.
ap6 II Is JOHN HURLEY. Constable.
Ill. Plnard VS.. Mrs. ueynirr-Third JUS
tice Court for the Parish OF Orleans, No. 375.
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIBRI FACIAS TO
ID ME directed by the Hon. John L. Laresche,
Third Justice of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans
| will proceed to sell at public auction at my
ware house No as Bienville stre ct, on MONDAY,
ApIil IL, 1873 at twelve o'clock Nj. the following
property 10 wit
ONS LOT OF FURNITURE.
Seized in the above cause.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes;
aplg 20 WILLIAM EGAN. Constable.
Widow Lsmarre vs.. james Blunh-Fhlrd
Justice Court for the Parish OF Orleans NO.
tio.
DY VIRTUE or WRIT OF flBR1 PACIIS
ID 10 me directed by the Hon. John L. Laresche,
Third Justice Of thu Peace In and for the psnsh
Orleans. viii proceed To sell at public auction
on MONIAY April IA, 1879 at twelve o'clock NJ
at my warehouse, No. IS BieHvile street. the
property to wit
OEE Lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash OF the spot-
RNil WILLIAM E6AS. Constable.
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17OR REYT OR sALE.-A NEW RAISED

L cottage in the Sixth District, on state street,
between s.. Charles and st. Patrick streets me
house has al modern improvements. The grounds
have "A front of 70 teet by l78 feet in depth Terms
reasonable for either rent sale. Apply AT the
cOrapr of State and St Charles streets, or NJ tho
corner Of Cont aud Royal streets to C. B. FISH.
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No Troops REQUIRED.

The rumor was circulated that the
steamer LaBelle had been dispatched tc
Baton Rouge for the purpose of convey ing
United States troops to Grant parish. This
is all mistake.
The utmost harmony and concert of feel
ing exists between the military and the
State authorities. and ON the request Ot
Governor Kellogg troops will be sent to
suppress violence or disorder in any parish
of the State; but no such necessity has
arisen. The State forces are inore than
abundant TO repress any outbreak, of what
ever character. which is at all likely TO
occur.
As for Grant parish, the people OF both
parties put full trust in Governor Kellogg,
and there is no doubt that he will arrange
d settlement OF their troubles satisfactory
to all.
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tcosTisVED ON EIGBrg FAeK.l
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A REVOLUTION IN PANAMA