New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-30

publicans.
Blu: outside .! .toel speculations there !
are healthy signs the times. 1t has been |
feared that malicious wealthy competitors !
Of Messrs a. & W. Svrague i Co.. in |
Rhode Island. void contrive to prevent an |
amicable settlement between that firm and !
their creditors. To-day tina: important |
pon. wa. settled. and the enemies OF that
great com pany WTe batfied. The deed of
trust arranged q the last meeting OF the
trustees OF Messc. A. & ". Sprague Il Co
was executed. Tai. WAS good news to all
homes, business aen in New ioyk to-day.
+. will nerve the arms and shee- the hearts
Of the thousands Of mechanics. operatives
and working peole in whole communities
where the sprages' great indu.ssi:! TAG.
tories and print works are located.
This week the seretary OF the .scasa:.:
will issue warrans for she paymeH. .. De.
cember pensions, disbursements exceeding
$1,000. coo. which il is said to-day. will me-
cessitate surthe' heavy drafts on the
e4f,O00000 reserve.
Clatlin 4 Co. lave come out triumphant
" from their critical position on the fnans
cial brink. Their creditors were gehetou.s
The ae. Of cutting down their prices and
Offering their immense stock on short time
has proved a geat success. During last
week goods to tie amount of $4,000, 900 were
comes from the :reat manufac tories Of New
England. Empoyes thrown out of work
by the panic ar, re-employed again. Trade
generally is improving there; industrial in
terests are reco.eing, and a more cheerful
feeling pervades the whole OF that section
of the country.
II is announced that the Boston banks
now have good supply OF currency Of all
denominations. aid are able to discount
literally. A good sign Of the times is the
generally conceded fact that many business
houses, in this an, other cities, that were
observed to totte' when the grand crash
came. and were set down as sure to sus.
pend, have rallied from the shock, and fol-
lowing the example OF Claflin & Co, have
come out of danger with flying colols.
Public virtue inNew Noil. has been viz.
dictated. and the courts s'igniied by the
conviction, sentelce and imprisonment OF
William II. Tweed. He corrupted the pr.
.aars meetings OF the State from IKE sea 70
tue lakes with th presence Of his thleV.A:,
conspirators, and by theiy votes elected 10
the State Legislature a: Albany enough of
hi. creatures TO % his dirty and criminal
won. and carry his measures. Most OF
them were usual. made operative in New
York and Tweed the chief sachem of ven
cradle Tammany executed the legislative
trust to the best alvantage OF himself and
friends. and at tfr expense OF the faIpay'
, ing people. His Incarceration ia d healthy
warning 70 SOM who are yet in power.
Nothing in lon! time has contributed SO
much TO feeling of public safety as
Twced's trial arl conviction.
| There are m.py good signs OF better
! times As | suggested IN my letter OF TWO
| weeks ago the diplomats seem to have CON
| troll of the Spanish insult 10 tie United
! States flag. Nav, the polite JAMS are work
| Ing to see whatlse can be made CT It that
wiIa prove mott advantageous to the adj
ministration patty in power. While on the
| other hand til, opposition to the admins
| tration is conttying plans by which it can
enlbarrass the President and excite him to
plunge precipitttely into an expensive war,
not only with sstruggiing republic. whose
| chief officials arr fresh from the people and
are among our best friends, but officials
who. by the trea.hery OF their colonial SUBJ
ccaiaa..s. we're kept totally ignorant of
| the capture OF tie virginius an: the :naso
! sac,e o! her offers. crew and passengers.
! Thi. is the subsnno- of SPANS apologize
| explanation. CASTELAR, Ia. dared do SO
! much IN spit. If the Carlists. Perhaps,
| and j. IS quite likely. that ne will no: dare
| do more. The gvernme n. a; Washington.
on the other hand. has demanded the de-
livery Of the EirginiUs. the return of
! captain Of .he Tornado and his as
s:stants. who murdered the captain, crew
and passengers of the Sirginius. and that
| ihe return OF then be made by, and at the ex-
! pense OF Spain: md that she also do prompt
" remune,ate TO. all losses eonseqcen: upon
the un!a wful acts. etco These two n,ogos:
tion. are in possession OF the diplomats at
Washington and Madrid, and al" not disye"
garde6 by Che political head centres OF the
Democratic party-the American Carl1sts
in this country -+he weak remnant OF an old
dynasty. itching like thei. fathers, tor the
spoils; noy are they overlooked by the Span
| ISL Democrats of Don Carlos. who nightly
! II yoke the saints 20 curse '':aste!aro the
| hereto" Such is the situation, q picture OF
which wiz be presented to Congress. and
| the world waits pasiessl' 20 SEE ~hss Will
come cf it. Meantime. 100 900 snen, picked
: from the North and the South are sa5tSnS
| upon their arms, awaiting an invitation or
a permit from Presiden. Grant to emigrate
80 the island o. Cuba .hess to .;eerate a
! DOWN t,oddeD people. whose home govern
u.er. Is ?owerless to al! them. 70 punish
| assassins and mur denrs. to gescue Amer.
leans who ara sawIessly held as prisoners By
sbe "solunteeg's slavehelders 81 Havana
ana Santiago de Cuba. ands finally. ait
declaring liberty 70 all good people sfaverc
race and COLOR to construct 8 yong republic
| upon she famous little islee s.le Elal te!ie
e.s
! Dedication OF a ChuTchs
! Tie dedication service in the new and
I! beautiful Church of the Annunciation tEoiss