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Another Of Chicngos weil-known houses, IL
TIM iawelry establishment Of Rotlaln 4 lla,ni!-
ton. vt t!,o corner Ut s:ate a,ul Washington,
STREET. 4 large quantity Of holiday jeweIry Of
I'LL li,nls hna been opened, aud il now Oil exli-
bition. Every oue should zee it before purchas-
i,,y. THO assortment is varied, and prices are
down to the lowest notcl. Sslea 10 far lla.n
been ln,ge, a'nl thoy urn expected to be much
larger during tho css,,ilis t!'Eoa weeks.
IRA p. E0WEs i TO-,
nj Noa. 462 aud lGl WuLasil Avenue, lave Onu OF
tbs larEeht ntoels in their limo over imported.
They hsye !utoly greatly reduced prices OIL t!rir
whole stock. aud cspcially OIL fanoy goods yuaba,
Decorated wnre, etc., aud llenee aro prepared to
offer upcclsl Inducements to buyers Of holiday
g!fs. Tlscir stock IL wall asHarted inlnIing all
tho now styles md iatoBt shapes Ia decorated
ware dinner, tua. anl lesAort sets, tl,oy koep III.
'neql,alea variety. They haye II large lel,iuntl
for THUR assorted French ehlna Bats which they
sell ut $50 and saJ5. ANY one desiring gooslA Il,
t!loiy linu will lind wlint will suis, mil tloy may
10 assured TINT prlcos will bo maac at yery low
figure.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
NEW YORK.

Fire-Secret Meeting Of Liberal Poll.
ticians-The Presidsnt-Nhipments of
Coin-Gillen and kirkland. the Murder.
ers-B0dy of n Bsy Found-FOul Play
Presumed-GeneraI Theological Sem.
inary-Dr. Mercer. Of New Orleans,
EndOws a SchoiarshiD-BiIiia Tour.
uament.
New YORK. June 2S.-Baum's shipping
warehouse. Graves planning mill and sew.
eral adjoining buildings burned this morn.
ing. Supposed 70 have been The work of
an incendlary. Loss $4,000.
Leading Liberals held roc1e. meeting
at the St. Nicholas today. +. A. Conk.in
presided.
After passing resolution :hat the sub.
ject OF calling State convention should be
referred to the Libera! Republican Com.
mittee, appointed a. Syracuse las, fall and
reatfirming allegiance - :he principles Of
the Cincinnati platform. :ke conference ad-
journed sine die.
President Gran: visited noted horse
farm yesterday and returned to Long
Branch.
Billiard tou,nament-Garn!er won the
seventh game and Ubassy the eighth.
The government: sold l,5oO 900 gold TO-
day at ll5 67-l00.
Specie shipments TO- day 500 900. of which
$5OO.0OO was in gold COIN 100000 in go!G
is being packed for shipment Saturday.
In the Court OF General Term this morn
ing Prank Gil!em. who killed his wife on
BroOme street on The fifteenth instant. and
Edward Kirkland, who killed John Duffy
the same day, pleaded not guilty. and we're
remanded to the Tombs,
.. The body OF a boy aged sever z"a OF
Henry lleig, who has been missing two
weeks, was discovered BY workmen while
excas ating , cellar il Forty sixth street
snd Eighth avenue. There we're no marks
Of violence, but i. is supposed tho boy wat
drowned BY the young scampe in tha,
seigbborhoVd end the body buried in tbe
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY, JUNE H. 1873

cellar. Two boys were arrested and balie0
in the sum of $1,000 each.
The annual meeting Of the board of trus-
tees Of the General Theological Seminary
was held to-day at the seminary building,
Twentieth street. Over one hundred trns-
tees were present: among them were the
Bishops of Illinois, Tennessee, Missouri,
Western New York, and the assistant
bishop of Maryland. The report Of the
finance committee shows assets to the value
of $66G.5I3
DR.. Mercer, of New Orleans. presented
$500 toward the endowment of scholar
ship. Number of students last year sew
enty. There are twenty seven applications
for admission. The next coming October
the class will probably be the largest yet
known.
The ninth game of the series in the inter-
national billiard tournament this evening
was between Maurice DAILY and Albert
GARNER. In the thirty-second inning Gar
nier made run OF ll3, the highest so faI
in the tournament, Ubassy's highest being
only SO. After GARNER had passed this
number the excitement among the audience
grew most intense, and each subsequent
point was greeted with cheers. The score
then stood, GARNER 249, DAILY 235. DAILY,
however, soon pushed ahead, and at the
thirty y-seventh inning was 290 to GARNER
pa. The latter, nevertheless, ran out in
the thirty-eighth inning.
The first game tonight was between John
Deerv and Joseph Dion. In the twenty
seventh inning Dion ran out, Deery scoring
only l27. Dions highest runs were 6l, 6i
and 25: Deery's 35. Is and II.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
WHOLE NUMBER 1909.

that the capital of the Kahn is now occu.
pied by the Cars troops.
PARIS. June 26-The conservative repub.
| lican journal the Nineteenth Century has
been seized.
Increase of specie in the Bank of France
| 2,25O, 900 francs.
MADRID, June 26.-Senor Rubis has been
appointed Minister to London in place of
Don Meret Pendergast. In his creden-
tials Senior Rubis is styled Representative
of Spain to England instead of ITO her
Majesty the Queen Of England" All rep
resentation from Spain to powers which
have not recognized the republic are simi.
larly accredited.
The Carlist leader Saballos, who recently
had three of his officers shot, has condemned
to death several others. 1t is not known
what melted Saballos 10 order these execu-
tions
The Imperial confirms the report of a
victory by the Carlists commanded by
General Ellie over the Republicans under
General NOuvillas, on Sunday last, in Ma.
varre. Colonel Castenan, who commanded
the 20OO loyal troops, was captured by the
insurgents, and son Of General NOuvillas
was wounded. General Nouvillas retreated
with his defeated force to Tella. five leagues
distant from the scene of the battle. The
Carlist leader Radica was killed in the en-.
gagement.
There were serious disturbances in Mala.
ga yesterday. The populace rose against
the authorities and killed the mayor of the
city. Order was restored in the evening.
The government publishes a denial Of the
reported defeat of General Nouvillas by the
Carlists.
The extreme radicals have risen in So.
vile, and thrown up barricades in the
streets. The latest dispatches from that city
state that it was expected the outbreak
would be suppressed before night is over.
The statement of the Impartial in its
issue this evening, that the report of the de-
feat of General Nouvilas and capture Of
1000 Of his troops by the Carlists is confirm
ed, is untrue.
HAVANA, June ga meeting has been
held in the Curco Villas district for the
purpose of devising means for opposing
the circulation of Republican journals.
PENAUG, June %. 1t is reported
here that the government of Holland
is willing to enter into ne ,otiatiOns
with the King Of Acheen for peace
full settlement of the differences between
twelve Turkish vessels are on their way to
Acheen to support the kings forces in
their war against the Dutch troops.
LONDON, June 26.-Increase of bullion in
the Bank of England nearly f500,0O0.
A dispatch from the Great Eastern, dated
noon yesterday, says:
Up to this time 1885 miles of cable have
been paid out We hope to reach Hearts
Content Saturday.
VIENNA, June 26.-The Empress Augusta,
in place of the Emperor William, who is
sick, visited the Exposition. She received
a cordial welcome.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
FOREIGN.

The Difficulty In COrk-1sabella has Left
ROme-Newspaper Siezed in Paris-New
Spanish Minister to EnRland-SabsIl0s
Shooting his Omcers-.MOre About the
CarIist Vict0ry-The War in sumatra-
Laying the Cable - The German En-
press Visits the Observation-Disclosures
in Malaga and SeviIle-N0uvillas-Th
Italian Ministry Resigns - Kahn Of
khiva Capitulates to the Russians.
Cork, June GA large number of the
guns taken from the militia barracks on
Tuesday night have been recovered by the
police. Several persons. who are well
known as Fenian.. informed the authorities
where the arms could be found.
ROME. June 26.-Ex-Queen Isabella has
taken her departure from this city. She
expressed herself as highly gratified with
her reception at the Vatican, where she
made lavish presents and contributions.
In the Cham Der of Deputies to-day Signor
Lonza, president Of the council, announced
that all the ministers had rendered th"ir
designations TO the King, but they would
remain in Office until the formation Of .
new Cabinet.
81. PETERSBURG, June 26.-The Kirmir
newspaper published q dispatch from Lash
kerd announcing that the Kahn Of khiva
had cspituls:ed to the Russian forces. snd
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
The RfROr of MidWinfeH.

The Times startled its readers last even
ing with the proposition that the city Of
Rio Janeiro was undergoing the full rigor 8
Of midwinter. What does it mean by this /!
Does it not know that Rio is located within
the ;ropics-a full degree north of the
tropic of Capricorn-sbout the same dis
tance south Of the equator that Havana is
north Of iti The mean temperature of the
month of July in Rio is '0o Fahrenheit. and
in January 500. Has our versatile contem-
porary paid SO much attention to arithmetic
lately that it has forgotten its geograp by !.
This point was made by the Times evi-
IDENTIFY in order to afford pretext-as fcti
tous as the point itself-to abuse the Board
of Health and the Governor for declaring
quarantine against Rio ss well as other in
fected ports.
Yellow fever at last advices, was still
prevailing at Rio, though rapidly abating.
At Pernambuco, . few hundred miles to
the north of Rio, on the Brazilian coast, a
fearful epidemic of yellow fever il holding
eWay.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
Militia Matters.

We have received from Lieutenant
Colonel Emile Deteige commanding the
second battalion Of infantry. Louisiana Ma
tional Guard, copies Of general orders Nos.
and :, announcing his appointment to the
command, and calling upon the companies
composing the battalion to assemble at the
armory at three O'Clock on the fourth Of
July. for parade and review.
The recent executive order requiring all
appointees Of the Governor to enroll them
selves in the State militia has had the
effect. we are informed. to materially swell
the ranks of the City Guard. 1t is pro-
posed to reorganize this command shortly,
and render it what its founders intended
the champion company Of the State.
The parade on the coming fourth Of July
will probably be the most brilliant demon
stration of armed men the city has behe1d
since the close Of the war.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
Rivera.

During the past week the Red and Ar
kansas rivers have changed but little. As
compared with the reports Of June l3, the
Missouri has risen slightly above Platts-
mouth, but fallen below that point. the
greatest decline being three feet at Jeffer-
son City. The Mississippi has fallen about
three feet at St. Paul and nineteen inches
at Vicksburg: elsewhere it has changed
but little. The Cum berland has risen about
two and . half feet a: Nashville. The Ohio
is twenty-one inches lower at Pittsburg,
but has risen decidedly from Louisville to
Paducah. The Alleghany and Mononga.
hela have both fallen-the former thirty.
FIVE inches at Freeport.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
MISCELLANEOCS.

Burning Of n Pork king Establishment
in St. is-OrGaniZati0n Of the Ste
Louis and Mexican Gulf Railway
CompaBy-Banking House Failed in
Chicago-Turners' FeStival at Cincins
nati-SkilIful Escape of n Prisoner In
POrtland-Senator IngaIls mt an AGri-
cultural College in Kansas-He Advo.
Gates the Fort st. Philip Canal-Firc
Near Cfncinnntl-WesterH Associated
Press Convention at Handusky-Rail.
road Tunnel Comp!eted-Drought in
Maine.
Sr. LOUIS, June 2f.-Tagan & McQueen's
five-story pork packing establishment is
burning. containing 100000 pounds OF
pork product; 1900 live hogs in the upper
stories will be burned.
Quite number OF gentlemen from Texas.
New York. Nebraska and Missouri held
meeting here yesterday. ard organized the
st. Louis and Mexican Gulf Railway. elect
ing board of directors and officers.
The road will start from Springfield, Mis-
souri,, on the Atlantic and Pacific railroad.
run through the western counties OF Arkan'
sas, and bisect that part of Texas lying be-
tween the Eastern counties and 1rlnlty
river.
Loss On the pork establishment OF tasan
L. McOueens nearly s5o0.00O. Insurance
100000.
The insurance I. principally in Eastern
and foreign companies. American and PENN
sylyania each $500 and New Orleans Mu'
tual 5000.
CHICAGO. June 26-The private banking
institution of j. H. Daniels at wilmington.
Illinois is reported closed. Liabilities
$27500O.
CINCINNATI. june 2s.-The Turner's have
been arriving all day to attend their nine
teenth biennial festival. Societies have re-
norted from Kansas City Watertown, VIZ
cconsin: con Columbus, Cleveland, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Toledo, Chicago. Williamso9rg'
Dayton, Ohio; lndianaPol,s How xoaisxn,ie' Wars
ps~ p;tt.bnr~ n" Allegheny City. Birmingham.
Lossnsport, Detroit, Milwaukee, Topeka.
T. !. nstimoted that one IN 'wo th"nsahd
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

| the case if the State had opened it. bn:
| there had not been a fair opening.
The court said that under these circum.
| stances he would allow the Attorney Gen.
| erai or some other counsel to close the case.
Mr.. Semmes said the counsel proposed to
proceed under the undOnbted rule OF prac.
| tice that tie case could be submitted.
The court repeated its ruling.
Mr.. Semmes reserved a bill Of exceptions.
The court said the reason of the cOur.
was that counse! had made an agreement as
to the order and number of the counsel.
Colonel Field then commenced the clos
ing argument. He congratulated the jury
Oh the speedy termination of their hard
labor. This was case OF great interest;
had been heralded all over the country.
There had been talk OF the change of venue.
1t had been done that the case might be
tried where the community was not 80 ex-
cited-tO obtain an impartial trial. Sup
pose Governor Kellogg was usurper.
That the jury were not to try. He was in a
plain carriage. He drove with no outriders
He was about his business. All these par.
ties who said they saw the occurrence said
they wen: there from curiosity. To see
Kellogg! They had no business with him
They were all grouped around. AL
had part to play: To bring on
a personal conflict, combat on the streets,
man who had the pistol performed his; Mr..
Railey performed his. 1t is not necessary
to show that each in the crowd did an overt
act. The act was cOwardly one. Where
is the man they say fired the shot! Colonel
Field here reviewed the conflicting descrip.
tion of the unknown man contrasted with
the directness of the testimony for the
State, identifying Mr.. Cohen. Where was
this man No one has ever seen him since.
4 1.1A I,
prediction is that he is in this room. My
prediction is that he stands here at this bar,
charged with the otiense. Colonel Field
made an elaborate speech Of two hours, re-
viewing all the testimony, contrasting it in
every possible way. He disclaimed all po-
Gtical feeling or vindictiveness. The law
was read by District Attorney Mckay.
The Attorney General closed with an elo-
quent appeal to the jury to do their duty
regardless of consequences.
His Honor Judge Don A. Pardee then
counts in the information. He informed
them as to the Otfense charged in each.
The defense offered several points on which
they desired to have the jury charged.
With very few exceptions the court charged
as requested. The impartiality OF the in
structions Of the court was made apparent
by the fact that only one point was asked
by Colonel Field, which was Immediately
accorded and also by the statement of the
defense.
Mr.. Semmes said: II will state that after
the admirable charge of your honor the de-
fense have only one exception to make. This
was on one point Of the proof necessary to
show conspiracy between Railey and Co
hem
The court commenced to charge the jury
at a quarter past two and the jury retired
at six.
At ten o'clock last evening the jury had
not agreed upon verdict, and the court ad-
journed until ten O'Clock this morning.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
THE TURF.
Fourth Day Of the Fleetwood Park
Races-The Mystic Park Races-Rac.
ing mt East Saginaw, Michigan.

ing at East Saginaw, Michigan.
New YORK, June 26.-Fleetwood Park,
fourth day.
First Race-For 243 horses: mile heats,
best three in five, in harness; nine started;
won by Winthrop Merrill, Jr. Time
2:3la4, 2:3lA, 2:34la. Five heats were
trOtted.
Second Race-Purse $500 for 22l horses;
best three in five, in harness; Judge Fuller
ton won in three straight heats, Gazelle
second. Huntress third. Time-2:22, 2:2lh
2:23.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich. June 26.-The race
track to-day was in splendid condition.
weather fine and about 5000 people we're in
attendance. Three races were enrolled, in
cluding the 2:34 race, postponed from Tues
day. This race was trotted first, and won by
Kate Hazard, in three straight heats, beat
ing Mollie Newton. Vaughan and Prince.
ton. Time-2:34la, 2:3, 2:3l.
The twOforty race was won by Udell in
three straight heats, Clenimte second,
Longfellow third, Nellie fourth. Time
2:30, 2:3019. 1924.
In the 2::3O race there were ten entries;
eight started.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

Mr.. Brisbane has raised a sufficient sum
of money to replace the pneumatic tube
built by him from the Capitol 20 the Pub
lie Printers Office, and has applied TO Sec
retary Delano for permission to build .
at its head, and after an investigation .
favorable report has been made. The Sec
retary has not yet approved il. but it il
thought that he Will.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
Quarantine at Lisbon,

The collector Of the por: Ia. been in
formed bv Hon. j. e. & Davis. Assistant
Secretary of State. that the consul at Lis.
bon reports decree Of the Portuguese gov.
ernment declaring New Orleans infected
with cholera tince April -. Eight days
quarantine Is ordered On vessels arriving
since that date.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
The Temperature.

Tho thermometer st Louis frigerios,
No. 50 Chartres street. yesterday stood a.
follows: At "a. M So: at P. NJ. 500;
1t s P. NJ, SO. Lowest point during the
night Of June IS, 75o.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
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Vjma-J.3O o..b4 D.20J, 0.21

Time-2:3O, 2::29, 2:30s4, 2:3l.
BOsToN, June 26-Mystic Park races.
third day. The first race for $50 horses,
was won by Flora Belle. Time - 2:3.
26A, 2:37as. Seven horses started, and
five heats were trOtted. The second race
was for 2:32 horses. Five started. The race
was won by Prince Allen. Time-2:2o.
2:26h, 2:29h.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
THE CHOLERA.

Ne moro Gases in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Deaths In Nashville-SevcB in Meme
phis.
FRANKLIN, June 26.-Not case of cholera
has occurred here since the death of tho
negro, reported on Monday 1t is generally
believed that Franklin will escape the
scOurge, owing to its excellent sanitary
condition.
NASHVILLE, June 26-Twenty-four deaths
from cholera reported today. The disease
seems to attack different parts OF the city
at different times, and while it is prevalent
in one portion it IS scarcely present IN
another.
MEMPHIS, June 26.-There were seven
interments from cholera to-day.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
NOTARIES.
POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF Police,
Hev Orleans June 26. 1873 J
"AS BROCGHr TO TIE SIXTH DISTRICT
W Pound, on Jersey street. between Vaiencs
0d Bordeaux streets-
ONE BLACK HEIFER, With red and white spo.s.
tips Of horns sawed of.
Which, if not claimed within dve days ana the
expenses thereon paid will be sold st public auc.
ton at said pound on WEHDESDAY.J July D. 1873,
st twelve O'Clock n.
= jea1 - ROBERT BREWSTER. Aipinstrstor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

NOTJCf.-A NOTICE OF FIERl FACIAS PUB
~ Lsh.d jadcially against my store, Nos. la and
- DuMane street, has been calculated TO create
the impress on that my establishment was closed
would re closed on the twenty fifth instant, the
day assigned for the sale ] have the pleasure OF
Informing my friends, unacGuainted with the cir
eumstaDces OF the case, thai Lny business has suf
fered NO interrupt on and will continue a. here
tUtcre.
je25 6ts V. BATTALORA.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

A lady used her pocketbook to show that
she retained her seat in . csr. bat abe did
not retain her Vocketbook.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
WILLIAM CLARKE.

WILLIAM CLARKE,
COMMERCIAL COLLECTOR
AuN General Agent for the Collection Of
kents and soldiers BOunttes.
Now due at Washington, District OF Columbia.
Ne. 81 Exchange Alley,
Between CustomhOuse and Bienville streets,
New Orleans.
Office hours From ten 10 three and from six 20
oeven o'clock. je2l I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
BY GRAPH.
THE MODOC COMMISSION

THE MODOC COMMISSION
AN IMPORTANT INVESTIGATION
CAUSES OF STEAM BOILER EXPLOSIONS
THE PRESIDENT GOES VISITING
BENEvOLENCE OF DIR. MERCER
THE WALWORTH TRIAL
HIS MOTHER TELLS HER STORY
THE CHOLERA IN THE WEST
The DISTURBANCES IN CORK
NEWSPAPER SEIZED in PARIS
sABALLos SHOOTS HIS sUBALTERNs
THE CARllST VICTORY AUTHENTICATED
THE DUTCH WAR IN SUMATRA
ITALIAN MINISTRY RESIGNED
KHAN OF KHIVA CAPITULATED
P0RK-PACKING HOUSE BURNED
THE TURNER'S FESTIVAL IN CINCINNATI |
ADDRESS OF SENATOR INGALLS,
he Advocates the Fort St. Philip Canal !
a DROUGHT IN MAINE
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE.-I HEREBY CAUTION THE PUBLIC
lN not to credit nv wife Johanna Firth, as viii!
not be responsible TOR any debts contracted by her
from thi. date. }. l.. FIRTH.
New Or, cans June d 1873. jeZs ST.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
T WALsHE's SHIRT STORE.

AT WALsHE's SHIRT STORE.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH,
Nes. Boys and ChildSes.
An unusually large and complete stock Of
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS.
Embracing
PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS, sf his own make.
UNDBRSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, at low prices;
COLLARS. CUFFS AND STYLISH RECKWEAR;
Resides the usua! large stock OF
BOYS AND CBILDRENS CLOTHING AND
ENTERTAINMENTS;
AL at very low prices, for cash.
GAIL AND SEE
i. T. WAESHE,
leit I'm it:p No. llG Canal street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
VnNHE TRIUMPH REFRIGERATOR

Has taken all the FIRST PREMIUMS at every
FAIR where il has been exhibited.
1t requires less Ice. and preserves every descrip-
ton Of MEATS, VEGETABLES and FRUIT better
than any otiser.
IL toek the FIRST PREMIUM a. The last State
Fair in this city and at St. Louis last October.
For sale by CHARLES HElNTZ Agent,
ieI 3m No. lU2 Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

ITALIAN MINISTRY RESIGNED
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
AN IMPORTANT INVESTIGATION
CAUSES OF STEAM BOILER EXPLOSIONS
THE PRESIDENT GOES VISITING

BENEVOLENCE OF DIR. MERCER
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

KHAN OF KHIVA CAPITULATED
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

THE DUTCH WAR IN SUMATRA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

(ooNyNuEp on FoUR11 sA08.I .
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING
ALEXANDRIA LINE OF UNITED STATES MAIL
COACHES.

4 Concord Coach will leave Red River Landing,
louisiana EVERY SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. at 4 p. NJ. on the arrival Of the packets
KATIE. FRANK PARGOUD and NATCHEz from
New Orleans. for Simsport. Moreauvlle. Mansura,
Aarksv.!le. Evergreen Cheneyville. Lecompt. AZ
irving at Alexandria at A. NJ next morning. max
ing close connection with stages for NatChtoches.
louisiana San Augustine and NacOgdoches. Texas.
The mail leaves Red River Landing DAILY foI
the above places.
apr 7Sm B. II. PETERSON. Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27

THE CARlIsT VICTORY AUTHENTICATED
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-27
THE CHOLERA IN THE WEST
THE DISTURBANCES IN CORK
NEWSPAPER SEIZED IN PARIS

sABAL1os SHOOTS HIS sUBALTERNs