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and got out the rockets and fred about
eight, when the rocket box rolled away from us.
The Captain gave orders to get the boats clear and
save the passengers. and the Captain went to
No. boat and were getting her clear when he
asked me II the plugs were in her; told him they
were not AS the passengers were huddled togeth.
or In the bottom OF the boat, crying,
eN 6sg GOULD NOT GET THE Plugs IN.
The Captain then passed the order around for
every one TO look after himself ], with the Cap-
tain and passenger, got into the main rigging ana
stopped there. The ship had previously keeled over
and heard the Captain ask II any quartermasters
were In the rigging answered yes, here is one.
then went up aloft by the maintopmast rigging,
as the Captain gave me orders to unreave the sig
nal haly ards to heave ashore. When get up aloft
the maintopsail brace was carried away, and had
to come down again. At that time the lines were
ashore, and assisted the Captain In getting to the
forward rigging. The Captain and cut the fore.
brace and passed IL to Mr.. Brown, fourth onicer,
who sent IL on and passed It ashore by one Of the
other lines. BY this time passengers were
GOING ASHORE BY THE ROPES,
and the Captain gave orders for the passengers to
Jump and do the best they could for themselves.
Then l heard Quartermaster Thomas sing out,
"Stay where you are; q boat is coming TO your
assistance" Therefore orders were given for the
passengers and crew TO stay where they were.
when the boat did come, the sea running hish. the
boat could not render ns any assistance. and the
Captain therefore told the passengers to get ashore
BY the line which they did. During this
time two large boats we're being, launched.
which went to the rock, and were taking passeu-
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REPORT FROM LONDON.

The Number Of Souls On Board 952 In
All-Thetr Nationalifies-2OO Booked at
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or the passengers 200 were booked from Cork and
nve from Plymouth. Great anxiety exists 10 those
places as TO their fate.
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POSITION OF THE WRECK
Leaving this grievous sight and taking boat
once more, the visitor was landed on the narrow
neck OF Mars Island, and traversing rapidly came
full In sight Of the wreck ITSELF nearly covered by
the breaking seas that washed constantly over it.
On Golden Rule Rock itself portion Of the bows OF
the Inflated steamer still showed above the SURF
and directly In front Of the spectator the mssts
projected from that portion Of the hull which has
apparently slid back from the reck. .u5st3.
THE DEBRIS ON THE ROCK.
At Golden RUIZ Rock, on which the ship struck
boats innumerable were cruising around the fallen
monster, not daring, however, to approach too
closely, for fear Of the rush of the waters. The
shore was thickly strewn with debris-planks,
masts, beams, yards, slaves, boxes, coops, broken
boats, oars, ropes, skylght frames and all the
strange objects cast up from the Man OF the
Ocean. The rock was crowded by men anxious to
secure share Of the huge quantity OF lumber that
was being continually washed mp. United with
Swedish and Danish letters were young fruit sap
lings defaced photographs, iron bolts and rag
msnts of books in different languages. But the
sea ran too high to permit the employ
ment OF divers or the approach to the sunken
hun, and the various crafts busied them
selves securing the heaving main in search Of
bodies and noating cargo AS soon as the weather
moderates steps will be taken to save what can be
saved OF the cargo. - l4 w rff sA nEl
BODIES RECOVERED UP TO FOUR O'CLOCK.
Up to1our O'Clock this afternoon about one hun
dred andseighty bodies had been recoved.
THE GREW MUTIN0Us AND ROB THE DEAD.
The on1Cers who were saved went back to the
wreck to-day. Stories OF the dead having been
plundered AMI abused are rife, and are much ex-
aggerated; but there il no doubt that some Of the
crew, who were a>bad lot, robbed all they could,
but the presence o. the fishermen prevented their
doing 20 to any q eat extent. Some Of the crew
were insubordinate ,>eyond the control Of the ON
GERS during the voyage la tu.b
Magistrates are IN cha.'ge OF AFFAIRS at Prospect,
and the most perfect order prevails.
The steamer Falmouth 90. 'led tonight for Port
land taking sO4 Of the passeng, s from the Atlantic.
Mr. r. ID. Marcwaid's SNtatement.
HALIFAX HOTEL, HALIFAX, April 3, 1873.
tn Tur Enrrou HrRAIU.- 3.
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{. 4 sohn-on VS.. Emile rureaud ct al.

L. 4 johnson vs.. Emile Tureaud ct al.
GIXrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. 5ioi BY virtue Of a writ of seiz-
uie and sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of 9rleans
i'll the above entitled cause win proceed to sell al
public auctisu, at the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city, MONDAY, December |. 1873. at twelve
O'Clock Nj, the following described property to
wit
A CERTAIN VACANT PIKCE OF GROUND, situ-
ated in the suburb Deord in the First District of
this City, in the square bounded by st. Joseph
Baronna, Julia and Carondel-t streets, forming the
corner of st Joseph and Baronne streets. measur-
ing one hundred and eighteen feet six inches front
on st. Joseph street, by one hundted and twenty
feet in depth and 'front.' Baronne street, and one
the rear and front on an alley fifteen feet vide
Said piece of ground is composed of the whole of
lots numbers twenty, twenty-One, TWENTY-FIVE
twentyth and part of lot number niueteeB, on
q plan drawn by K. Delafeld late civil engineer
dated March 49, 1892, and deposited in the Office Of
Felix Grima notary public i'll this city. The above
property belongs 70 the defendants herein as fol-
lows to wit: To Emile Tureaud i'll the proportion
OF undivided fourth, and to Miss Emelia To
ICaud in the prOpor Of three undiv ided fvurths
byinhGritsnce from Emile TuTeaud, Jr.. son of the
said Emile gureaUd and brother OF hiss Emeila
Tureaud and the Aforesaid heirs put III pos
session Of the same by Judgment rendered and
signed the fifth of January, 1871, BY the honor
able the iudg e OF the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, in the matter of the succession
of the late Emile Tureaud, Jr., No. 34,3.5 OF the
docket of said court, duly registered the CON
veyance office in this city in book No. SO folio I'll
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash Oh the SPOT.
oco0 nol6 % Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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Parish of s,t,ES,Rr,iry.

At mas meeting of the colored Repub
licans held at Opelousas, parish OF st.
Landry, On the eighth of November. 1873,
the following preamble ard resolutions
were introduced and unanimously iudO.sed
as expressive Of their views and sentiments
upon the conduct OF the recent elections
held in this State, also expressive OF their
confidence iii the national and State admin
istrltionS:
WHEREAS. 1t is notorious and undisputed
fact that the coored voters iii our State are
large in the majority: and
Whereas, 1t must be conceded by all i'm
partial observers that our race Ia unlver-
sally loyal to the Republican party, and
vote the ticket OF said party when not de-
barred from SO doing by fraud, corruption
and violence; therefore, be il
Rcs0ired, That we, the colorei people Of
the parish OF ST. Landry in mass meeting
convened. ground our hopes anu faith for
our present and future welfare in the cen
tiEued success of the Republican party,
both national and State-as 1t has given 50
it will defend our liberties.
KeSotred, That we earnestly appeal to our
national Congress to continue to as their
protection and viDdiCation, and with i'm
plicit hone and confidence in the entire ad
Ininistraticn of President L. 5. Grant.
ReSolred, That we honestly feel and be-
lieve that our represent atiye man, the Hon.
L. Is. >. ElncnOdCk. HIS utti ltSdlly tnh
fairly elected, and We do appeal 70 Con
gress that he be admitted TO lis seat as an
act Of right and justice.
Resolred, That it is the sentiment OF this
meeting that frauds to an alarming extent
have been committed at the recent election
in this State, many OF said frauds having
come under the observation OF persons hore
present, having witnessed them on the dag
Of and before the election.
Rcsolred, That the chairman OF the deleGa-
ton elected by this mass meeting 70 attend
the colored convention to be held at New
Orleans November II, 1873, be and IS here
by authorized to cast the vote of all the
members OF said delegation who tan TO at
tend.
on motion. the following gentlemen were
declared elected to represent the colored PEG
pie OF 81 Landry parish in the coiored con-
ventIon to be held at New Orleans. Louisiana,
on the seventeenth instant. viz: G. +. Nash,
John Sims, A. McG&tfey, s Massinburg, g.
Gradlgno, +. Nash, 5. Mcpherson, G. Pres
colt.
On motion il was resolved that the pro-
ceedings of this meeting be published in
the New Orleans REPUBLICAN.
The meeting then adjourned.
G. E. NASH. President.
A. MCGAFFEr, Secretary.
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SIXFa DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIsH
~ OF Orleans, No. 5l5a.-By virtue of a wit OF
seIz IRE and sale to directed BY the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
the above entitled cause, i will proceed to sell at
public action, at the Merchants and Auctioueers'
hXchange, Royal street, between Canal ard Gus
thnlhoise streets, IN the Second District of THE
city, on SATURDAY, December I3 1873 at twelve
o'clock d., the following described property. to
wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
ire Duiaings and improvements thereon. rights,
way privileges and appurtenancee thereuuto he.
lphBlnS or III anyWIse aDpertaining, situated in the
SecoAd District of this city, known batture
property, IN square number two A. bounded by
Customnouse, Wells, Crossman and Front streets
on plan drawn by L. H. Pile, surveyor dated
twenty nrst OF MAY, 1866, and deposited in the
ON g OF W. j. Castoll notary public IN this city
SAID lot measures twenty four feet eleven inches
two lines front gu Wells street, and the same on
Front street, BY one hundred and twenty feet in
depth between parallel lines. said property was
acquired by virtue OF "a decree of the Second Dis
tTict COurt rendered the twenty mint of NAV
1872, wherein Coda Lister, defendant herein wae
recognized and placed IL possession Of said prop.
eIty, as widow in community of her deceased hue-
baud and entitled to onehalf OF same in full own
er6hip and the Usufrrct or the other half ard Nc
Annie Lister wife Of Isaac Sacknau and Mrs,
Esther Later, wife OF Moritz Bernstein coaefaud.
ants herein By same decree we've reco uized "a ne
only h.rs of their deceased father and "a such
entI led TO olehaf OF the property. Said deceased
Martin Lister acquired said prone rty from samuel
Barnes by an act passed before j. Colin notary
public In this city, dated twenty .sixth Of July,
1867.
Seized in the above suit.
Te-ms-Cash on the spot.
W.P HARPBR
noo = de l. Sheriff Of the Parish OF O.!eans
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Widow w. A. JOardan vs.. John A. Devany

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleaus, No. 52i7.-By virtue of writ Of
s+2ire and sale to ne directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause. win proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioapers
Exchange, ROYAL street. between Canal and Gus
tomhcuse streets in the second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, November l8 1873 at twelve
"cieck NJ, the following described property to
wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon, rights,
ways privileges and advantages the:eunto belong.
ing or in anywise apperfaining, situated
IN the square bounded by Third Fourth. Lau.
rel and AnnCrciation streets, in the Fourth Dis.
trict OF this city, and designated By the numbers
fourteen and fifteen on plau drawn by Jacob
Rothaas, the fourteenth of August 1850 and
deposited Al the ot1fe OF H. e. Ceuas, then q NO.
tary public IN this city; sSid lots measure each
twenty n31e feet two inches front on Third street
by enc hundred and two feet in depth between
parallel lines, let number fourteen forming the
corner OF Third aud AEnunciatiou streets Being
the same property acquired by tie defendant
herein by purchase from James Medd per act
passed before John +. Coffey notary public in this
city en- The t"eUty-tourth of May, 1874.
Seized III the abGge suit.
Terms-CasI On the spot.
W. P, HARPER
oci7 BnZ IL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleaua
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS,


Thomas Mcclellan w.. Steam Tcwboat
Roches;er--ko .2S2.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i District OF Luuisiai,a.-in obedience Is an ad-
mlraitr warrant to directed il tie above en-
titled suit have seized and taken into III posses
siun--
1HE STEAM TOWBOaT ROCHESTER, her
tackle, boats, etc. iibeled by rhumas Ne
Ltllau for the causes set forth in the libel now
pending N the District Court OF the United
States
And ( DO hereby cite and adsnontsh the owrer or
owners thereof, and ali ana every person or per.
sons h3vlg or pretending 10 h-ve any rIit It'll.
or interest i'll TO the same, be and appear az
District Court of the United States, for the dis
trlct afOreead 10 be holden at the city of New Or
leans, on the first Monday in December, to show
Cause, if any they hive or can, why the eatd
tOwboat should not be condemned and be sold
agreeabiy to tie prayer of hpelant
United States NarshaFs office, Few Orleans
thirteenth day Vf November, 1873
~ B. PACKARD
lol4 ~ % 30 United States Marshal.
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nol4 80 de6 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans-
Barthe'emy Beoubny vs.. Marie -Athalie

Barthesemy BeOubny NIarie Athaiin
Audler, widow by nrst marriage OF II. j. Bau-
due, ard now wife of John William Harrison
GIETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans No 5l6i.-By virtue of writ OF seizure
and sale tC directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the Parish Of Orleans in The
above entitled Cause. will proceed to sell at pub
ilc auction, at the Merchants and huct:oneers' Ex
change RIVAL street, between Canal and Custom-
house streets, in the Second District OF this civ
on TUE.nAf, November25 1875, at twelve o'clock
II: tire following described property, to wit
THREE LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the Sec.
ond District OF this city. designated by he Dum-
b.iS twenty one, lWenty two and twenty three
of square number nineteen, bounded by st. Philip,
Dumaine, Dorgenois ana Broad streets measuring
lines front on Dorgei.ois street, by hundred and
elghtv.seven feet ten inches four lines in depth;
lots numbers twentTCn and twenty-five having
each N the rear thirty feet ten inches four lines
IL width and lot number twenty three thirty t, eli
ten inches three lines in width, the v hoe according
to pan made or the twentieth April, l3i9 by
John Bitili late surveyor, aud deposited TOR
reiereuC" III the Office of Louis T. Cairo, then
tary public ia this city, together with al the build
ir2S and Improvements thereon, without eXC+D.
tion or reservation. The property above deacribed
belongs TO the defendant herein (trs. Ia ETIsopl
by means of the purchase she made thereof pre-
vioUs to her marriage with the said John William
Harrison, from Jules Fl. Nuard, as appears by an
act passed on tn. eighteenth November, 1859, be
fore P. L. Laresche late notary pub &c II this
city.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Casb on the spot.
Oce4 uoq25 sheriff Of the Parish of Orjeaos
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A. ROcherenu ct al. VS.. Marx Kaufman.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. 50I9.-By virtue of a writ Of
seizure and safe to directed the honorable the
SIXTH District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above EMIT ed cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, At the Merchants and Auctioneersi
exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouss streets. in the Second District of this
city, on WEDNESDAY, December 3, 1873 at twelve
o clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
WIN all and singular he buildings a. d improve
ments thereon and appurtenances thereof stu
ated IN the First District of the city OF New or
leans, and designated by the numbers one and
two IN the square comprised within Poyd ras.
Commerce, LAFAYETTE and TcbOupitouas streets
on plan drawn by J. Pile. late surveyor dated
eighteenth February, lG45, annexed 10 an act
passed before Jules Messy. notary pubic in
TINS rtty, on February 20 l845; which lots measure
as follows viz Lot number Ope has twentvnne
rect eleven inches four lines front on Tchoupitous
las street, one hundred and sixty.t!ree feet eleven
inches seven lines Oh the line dividing it from lot
number two; twenty two feet three inches seven
hues in the rear and front on Commerce street
and one hundred and sixty-seven feet two
inches and one line on the side line dividing it
Hom property OF Gasquet assigns, nearest
to Lafayette street; and lot mum be tw has twenty
one feet eleven inches four lines front on Tchoup
toulas street. one hundred and sixty three feet
eleven inches seven lnes the side line dividing
it trem lot number one, twenty two feet three
inches 81 ven lines in the rear and front on Com
merce street. aud one hundred and s,xty teet nine
inches hve lines on the side line dividing it from
lot number three, The above described property
was acquired by the descendant herein together
with CalDan Hirsch, by undivided halves each by
purchase from Henry C. N. de Grilleau by act
passed before A. Dreyfous, notary pub ic in this
city, ON the twenty seventh of January, 1856 aud
oy AN act passed before Edward G. Gottschalk late
notary public IN this city, the twenty first day
OF February. 1871; said Calman Hirsch sold unto
HIM, the said defendant his undivided half of
sad property, the latter. thereby becoming sole
owner of said property.
Seized i'll the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER
mol l6 de3 Sheriff of the Parish nf Orleans
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CONCERT ,-On Monday night next. at
Lyceum Hall. viii be given a grand con-
cert by some of the best amateur musicians,
By request, Messrs. Il. Z. Williams and
Alexander Henderson have volunteered to
recite in character the second scene of the
first act of Julius Caesar" ard also the
celebrated quarrel scene. Mr.. Williams is
to rersonate Cdssius, and Mr.. Henderson
will essay the difticult character of Rr7ttus
The musical portion of the programme is OF
a high order of merit, and We doubt not
but that most successful aud enjoyable
entertainment will be offered to the public.
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oc29 nos i3 Is
United states IS. $500 Cigars, silks, ETC.

NO. T,Z85.
IN TIKI UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i District of LoEisiana.-In obedience to an ad.
mitalty warrant, to directed in the sboye
entitled suit nave seized and taken into nv
possession
500 Cigars, piece, 81 yards of black six; one
piece, SO yards, of black Slk; one piece 10 wards
OF black silk; one piece, "a Yards, linen d0wias
now iibeed by the United States for the set
forth ia the libel now pending L tho District
Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the
OWNER or owners thereof and all and every
person or persons having pretending to
have any right, title interest in to the same
to be and appear AT District Court of the United
states, Tor the district aforesaid 10 he holden at
tbs city OF New Orleans, on the third Monday of
November, to show cause. If any they have or can
why the said goods ehouid moi be condemned and
sold asreeably to tbs prayer of hbeIant.
United states Rarsnals Office, New Orleans
twenty SECOND day o. october, 1873.
y. 3. PACKARD,
oc23 30 Io3 II United States Marshal
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W. P. HARPER,
oc3l nol6 de2 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orieana
Widow w. A. JOurdan W. j. v. and IL, q.
Guillotte.

WI HOW w. "A. JOMrdan VI. j. Y. and L.. G..
Guillotte.
SLXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans. No. 5255.-Bv virtue of q writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish of Oreape
IN the above entitled cause will proceed to sell al
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioueeras
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this CITY
on SATURDAY. December 6. 1873. at twelve o, clock
M the following described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon and ALI
the rights, ways. prlvleg es, customs ard servi-
tudes thereuh to belonging or in anywise appor-
tanning situated, lying and being in the Third Dis
trict of this city, designated by the nsmbers
three and four of square number eight Comprised
within Love, Goodchildren, Elmire and Desire
streets, on a plan drawn by A. PHemecOurt lato-
surveyor, on the second of October 1887 and de-
post ed in the office of T. Seghers, late notary
public in this city as plan number forty Of the
Book of Plans; said lots of ground measuring in
American measure. each, thirty nine feet nine
inches front on Elmire street, between Love and
Goodchi!dren streets, by one hundred and twenty
fet seven inches in depth, between parallel lines
Which property was acquired by the defenda nts
herein from HOnorat +. NJ. For Ter, per act passed
before f. Souny, notary public this city on the
nineteenth day Of June 1871.
Seized III the above suit
Terms-CaSh on the spot.
W. P. HARPER,
nos ID deG Sheriff of the Parish n ()rleana
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SrEuIAL PLEADING.-Mr. Henry s Belden,
who formerly practiced in the First Dis
tr;ct Recorders Court, will appear before
Judge Gernon this mOrsipg in new char
acter Mr. john Flanagan charges him
with having obtained money from him on
false pretenses Last September. So Belden
was Yesterday arrested and locked up in
the first precinct.
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CECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans. No. 81, 590.-Bv virtue OF q writ
ct feri facias in favor of DR.. II. Rance and
able the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. in the above entitled
cause, will proceed to sell at public auction, on
the pre- misses hereinafter esiGnated, on SATUR.
DAY, November %. 1873, al five O'Clock r NJ, the
following described property, to wit
THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE PROPERTY
contained III the premises No 20 Ain street. in the
second nlstrict OF this city, as per inventory which
may be seen in my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
". P. HARPER
nol 10 ~ Sheriff of the Parish of Oreans