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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

F.| Yosx, October 49, Evening -Co.toa oniet
ana steady; sales to-day 1895 bales mlddlinss l6'. a
steady sales 300 baes a. follows: October
l6 :.ioal6 '5-32e: November i6Ac: December
5ei6c; January 6'c; February i6'. e March &c &C.
Wheat lc better: fair export and middlng demand;
winter red Western 81 50. Coma tririe between
good export and home demand; high mixed and
yellow eWestern Gle. Pork dull and heavy: new
Groceries steady. Jreights unchanged
me market tor cotton on spot and to arrive HAS
SOLO At very low hgures. The decline in gold,
and the scarcity in currency, have had . depres.
ing influence. The spinners have purchased rather
cautiously, though the movement in this direc-
ton has been fair, comparatively. Cash buyers
have decided advantage. and in such cases con.
cessions are readily made in forward delivery.
have continued to decline, aud especially on No.
vember and December deliveries.
The total sales OF the week were l20 OPS baes, .
Were TOR immediate delivery, as follows: 1916 for
export, 1887 for spinning. and p for speculation;
included were 81 500 bales to arrive.
Naval stores after ruin: quite firm closed with
q declining tendency.
Governments and States unchanged
Money comparatively easy at 506. Exchange
to 1925. Rates for carrying 5, 3, 3 is y cent
C!NcIHsATI, October lS:-Cotton dull and lower;
quiet; ST. 3d. Corn nominally unchanged. Oats
quiet; 3od i4c. Pork quiet; jobbing ia So round
lots - Is bid. Lard dull; steam Ike; kettle IA
q &c. Bulk meats duh and nominal shoulders
81. 07c clear rib &c; clear 7d7hc C. Bacon-Demand
improved; irregular; shoulders 74a7a,c; clear rib
ST. Louis October ls-Cotton nominal; holder,
will not sell at prices corresponding with New
York quotations Flour quiet and weak. Wheat
No. red winter ~ 60. Corn steady; No. mixed
Ale On east track Al nc east elevator. Oats dull
and lower; No. 3id341.c in elevator Whisky
quiet at eli.c in currency. Pork dull at Sl4 So
DTy salt meats Guiet; packed shoulders : he; clear
nib Ike cash. Bacon quiet; time sales of shoulders
1t 3as tc, clea. rib 81 d3asc, clear 81 1870 LAID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
MExICO.

PrOnunciahiento Against the Authorities
of SOuOra-The RevOlntiopists Active
General Pesqueira Takes the Field
Civil War Imminent.
SAN FRANCISCO, October lS.--A special
dispatch, dated Tucson. Arizona, October
II, furnishes the following news from the
State of Sonora, Mexico: Letters from
Guayamas state that pronunciamiento
was Issued at PrOmontOro on the nine
teenth of September, by Courant and Bar
beytia against the authorities of the State
Of Sonora and in favor of restoring the
State constitution of November, 1872.
The revOlutiOnists took the city Of La
Alamos and held the district south of that
place. They levied contribution of
$4,000 on the merchants of La Alamos,
which was paid. They have a force of $50
men, well armed. Governor Pesqueira has
taken the field in person. and il organizing
force of 500 men to proceed against the
revolGtionists.
The chances now seem to be that the gov.
eminent will crush the revolt at the onset
But all agree that if it should lose the first
engagement the revolution will extend
over the whole State and probably prove
di sastrous to future political power. Hun
dreds of poor, emaciated natives are com.
in z in on all roads to Arizona for food and
clio thing. Communication with the capital
OF the State OF Sonora by land is cut of.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19


quest of the government itself. sixty men
with their officers.
A General favorable TO the rebel party
sent out force and demanded that the
train should be stopped, and had ali the
passengers searched.
The Admiral, on being informed of this
daring attempt on the freedom of inter-
oceanic transit, ordered that guard of
United States marines should accompany
each train, and shoot down any armed men
who should endeavor to interfere with it.
The inability Of the government to pro.
tect the transit calls forth much comment.
A constituent assembly, which was Or
ganized to settle matters, has done little
else than authorize forced loan of $50, 900
on the cify and $40, 900 on the provinces
The state of affairs unsettIes all business
in Panama. 1t is hoped that Admiral Almy
will not give up the possession and protec-
ton of the transit. until he is sure that
travel will be no further disturbed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
DISASTER.
The steamer Mary u. Poe Rusaed-Eight
l.iyeN I,0sr.

The steamev Mary II. Poe Ruraed-Eigh,
Lives Lost.
MEMPHIS, October IS.-The Mary Z. Poe
burned yesterday afternoon above Osceola
Eight lives were lost
Ten miles above Osceola, Arkansas
tabove Memphis), at P. NJ yesterday, the
freight and passenger steamer Mary K. Poe
was discovered to be on fire near the boil
ers. The flames had gained such Roadway
that she was run on bar, but the deck
passengers were forced to swim for their
lives.
The clerk reports there were sixty-fve
persons on board, of whom the chamber
maid. and one cabin boy. one cabin passen-
ger, one male and two female deck passen-
gers are missing. Pilot Hans COwan was
badly burned before he left his post. Sew
eral passengers we're also badly burned, but
none seriously. The Mary. E. Poe was a
large stern wheel boat of the ST. Louis and
Red river Carter line. AZ the time of the
disaster the ill fated steamer was on her
down river trip.
ST. LOUIS, October lS-Ths steamer
Mary Z. Poe, reported burned at Daniels
Point yesterday. was valued at $1,000 and
insured for $4,000, of which $4,000 is in
$4,000 in st. Louis, and the re.
M ainder unknown. The Poe left here on
Sunday with twenty passengers, and 800
tons of freight valued at about $4,000.
The freight list was insured for $500.
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MEDICAL.
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RUAEAU OF NIONANu, ,InIIINR


kOSAEAU OF hlONADtC MEDICINE,
- surgery ana Midwifery. No. ls5 fsi-nvife cor,
NJ y, ram part street, near Canal street
; 111alcS. Department-Cures PaIsy Feve-a Ery.
s.ps!as, epilepsy, Insanity, Dropsv Rhenmatlsm
n,atin 70 uays All painful affections and iuhan.
Tis or the Bran, Spinal Cord aod Nerves
RiaJ%s, EKuHSs, Heart, Liver, Stomach Bowels
a 49, hinneys Rones Joints etc. Ten dollars
$500; ~, tne treatment and cure of any disease
surgical Departmeut-Reduces Fract,Ires Tn.
S ana DESIGNATIONS; speedily cures fmnotenta
n SterLlty, Scrofuia, all Uretbrai and Seminal
e.acnal ges, Venereal, Scrotal and SLJn n seases
sneIueht or difficult urinations: preserves lin i,
h IN and the Bladder from L!tbotom
cers or ny soone3 ETC., and cures Ulcers Can.
MIuwlfery Depar tment-Positiyey c,ras NJ, dis
cbar.as .H r WOMB and ovarie5 all unusual dis
n na1 ses, Iuceratons Or irritations and when tbe
Heiiseh are painful or obstructed from anv COS as
eF, the cause is renewed and heLItb rs
stored IN few days. ''A io
LeLIeTs addressed to postof1ce box iii Nav O-.
hnnrs' LOUISIANA, will receive attention. once
nours for ladies 10 A. III. to IL M and 4 70 D N =
Fof gentlemen from to p NJ - -
LANCELOT II. EvERrrr
Coronated Doctor of Medicine ana pLi,L
rsiio" MEMBER OF the Royal College of Srrgenna
VI ureat Britain, Licenfiate of idxifer9 and
Uynecolegy, formerly Obstretric Suraann IN
mel WIN Sir James Y. Simpson. Baronet of
nnsahq' surgeon of the Louisiana Cavalry and
SSiAuh infantry in Mexico Master Of Aria of
N.Y. u. 80 ana Embryonic Evolations,
eclence and Bellies Letters ssociate Membar
OF 'he Universities of Great Britain and Amer.
lea. ' N'''hii ''-io oAio1'
n. BAH fees honoraby returnad m natisnt,
WIto oo aot receive their full value as 1uid pro
leo ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
CENTRAL "A MERICA
Civil War mt Panamn-Geheraf COrreOs0
In the Field-The Neira Government
Attacked-Admiral Amy Protecting the
Railroad Trains.


Railroad Trains.
PANAMA, October Son the night of Sep
tember % the CorreOsO party, which has
been lurking some time in the woods some
distance from this city. came in and Occu-
pied the suburbs which the government
had left unprotected. They opened fire on
it up almost ihcessantiy until the sixth
instant, whenj hey retired.
While hostilities were going on, General
CorreosO arrived from Costa Rica on the
thirtieth ultimo, and having managed to
land secretly, at once took the direction OF
the proce weddings against the government of
General Neira. He at once announced that
General Neira had ceased to be the legitl-
mate President of the State of Panama
ever since he was overthrOwn by the revO-
fulton of April 5, that expelled him from
the State; and that ne tCOrreoso) being the
first designated to be substitute in such
case, he proclaimed himself to be the legal
President. The government, however. re-
fused to come to terms, and made sue
cessful resistance.
1t il supposed the rebels ammunition
gave out. Every one believes they Will re-
turn and renew the attack. In the contest
both sides we're armed with rifles OF the
most approved pattern. The government
had the advanta 70 in possessing cannon.
During the continuance of this contest,
fortunately, Admiral Amy arrived and
hoisted his flag on the United States steamer
Pensacola. Seeing the unprotected state OF
the transit from the condition Of the city,
and there being no national force on the
part of Colombia, he landed $50 men at the
railroad station, and afterward, at the re-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
Leaalized by State Authority and Drawn
In Public In st. Louis.
S7AND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
$4,000 NUMBERS,
GLASS X, TO BE DRAWN OCTOBER Al 1877
5sSa Prizes, Amounting to $500, 600.

Tickets 80 Half tickets SIS. Quarter, 4, so
our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
Always drawn at the time named. and all draw.
sioners. 0.
The official drawing will be published in the 81.
purchasers of tickets ' :"
We will draw a similar scheme sh, fay. a. of
every month during the year 1873
Remit by postotfice money orders. registered
letter, draft express.
send tor circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER & CO
los.ofiCs box l446 St. Louis Misso..i.
api0 cod WIZ
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ENGLAND.
Bullion.

LONDON, October Is. The steamer Thu.
ringia. from Southampton for New York.
took 100000. and the kron Psinz Frieder.
lex Wilhelm carried f68.O03 III bullion.
John bright Reelected.
TIE Right Hon. John Bright was to-day
reelected member of Parliament. There
was no opposition to him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
The Epidemic NJ Memphis.

We copy the following encoura gi III words
from the App.cs Of the seventeenth. A
tewe. number OF deaths had appeared the
day previous than Al any time sincs the
third instant:
Notwithstanding the wea.he. during the
pest two days has been warm, and by every
one a. sill experienced considered rather
favorable than otherwise TO the propaga-
tion and spread Of the prevalent disease,
we have this morning to make the crafty
ing announcement OF but twenty deaths
from i. as compared with forty-sre the day
before, a decline of thirty-three per cen /.
This is the most cheerful news we have pub
lished since the third instant, when the
deaths from yellow fever were only nine
teen, and the total forty. If we take the
totals, it is the best news we have published
since the first. when the whole number of
deaths was set down at thirty one, the total
of yesterday being thirty seven. To this we
have to add the general belief Of those who
are working among the sick that the fever
10 abating. That this large decrease in the
mortality and in the pumber Of new cases is
due to the energy and labor Of the
physicians, Howard Association and the
relief committees, and of the board of
health. there can be no doubt. As we have
said The weather is favorable to the sp read
of the disease, and if its decline is not at
tributable to the persistent efforts OF our
noble, self-.acrihcing and efficient army Of
workers, We are at loss to account for it.
We are devoutly thankful for their pres
encs. and for the continued good health
that has blessed them all since their work
commenced; and we hope this will be con-
tinued TO them until they can return ia
their families and to their offices and work
shops with the plaudits of grateful people,
But before that good hour arrives we are
admonished by the yet too great number of
deaths that there is still much to be done,
and we urge upon all continued labor and
unremitting care until there is not even one
case of yellow fever left. We are now
pretty well organized, and knew from the
figures of yesterday what we can do. Let
US persevere to the end.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19

Mrs Ellen Shelly was among the bidders
in st. Louis last week for grading five
streets. The Republican of that city says:
''All the bids were very iudicious, and
evinced knowledge OF business not in
terror to the eldest Of our contractors. The
bids were very close on the mark, and the
contracts were only lost by few cents.
Mrs. Saeely, as administrative of her hus-
bands estate, completed an extensive piece
OF grading last fall, for which he was a
contractor, in the western part of the city,
and If, therefore, not without experience in
the business"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
BELOW COMING U2.
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Steamship New Orleans-22lt balas
cotton 100 bids tobacco 200 bbls oil 50 bbls of soap
stock 80 bbs rice 60 logs timber 46 bales hides Al
bdls hides II bags wool -
NEW Notwithstanding Shsrman-903 bales cot
ton so bbls pecans 1872 bds hides 1854 hides So bbs
new moiasses l4o bales hides rs bids taIlow ll8
bales skins SO bags wool 3 bols glue bale RAGS 81
pkgs mdse
BARCELONA-Ship Favorita-54o bales cotton
s., coo slaves
BARCELONA-Bark Resoluda-s3o bales cotton
40. 900 slaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Observation-Disclosures Bertha-l46 bales cotton
$50 axis cotton seed Is SKIS seed cotton and sundrea
LOWER COASr-Steamer Josephne-5 hhds Of
sugar and sundries ~
CROSSE TBTR RAILROAD-Steamor L hodge
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Henry r. Given-No, re-. $50.
EECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
petitioned the court for letters of admins.
ration ON the estate of her late husband
Henry f. Given, deceased, intestate. Notice il
cause. within ten DAYS why the prayer of the said
petitioner should not be granted. -o '"-1
By order Of the Court
ec19 ~ 2Y+ FRANZ pArv 70 w.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19

FOR FLORIDA,
CEDAR Keys and Key West, Carryiush n.
United States Mail.
@A The New Orleans, FIoria.
F and Havana Steamship COMM,
Ss16tnss&kk Will dispatch hrst class fast M
senger steamer ~ ~
Every Week,
from the foot of CallIope street, FRS. pistrj.,
RATES OF PASSAGE:
o- To Key West To Cedar Ksv,
$780, ''''''-'''''..'...$3 SIS
o'coA"So''.-.t '.-........ 10 u
- Through bills of lading issued to al mint, :,
r,ur,aa' including Tampa, and to New FORK Charles
some Dut the companys bills of lading siynad
ana none signed AFTER sailing of the steamer.
SPlehdid passenger accom- modatiOns and throu oh
tickets gwen 20 above points NAN 'N''.sn
office. "' PeIHit Ton Inc
Foe sfe.sh: Or passage apply to
J. x. ROBERTS. Urea sure-
70. l20 Common STREET.
over the Louisiana EatiO1al Bank
DIES lv '"' 'A ies d1f Jay
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY EVENING, October 70, 10:

SATURDAY EVENING, October q, 1873.
COTrON-The sales to-day reached 1850 bales at
prices requiring no change in our quotations
except . eight revision Of our figures for
stlict low middins. We give also the Elk.
change figures which are for average lists
according with it's types while ours presen,
the proper range of the market tor aver.
age lists, bu: With che outside figures for low
middling good ordinary and ordinary given - the
outside tor stric. OF those grades.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, Ass!sl.IA1ED
Ole INNRpnAI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
'ession OF Henry and Catherine Baum

A LII PARTIES OWING THE ESTATE OR HAVING
claims against it, will please present or settle
tne same TO Mrs +: V. Cerc. administratrix within
No. II Commercial place oci7 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship George Washington Whitehead from
New iork Nth instant. to 4 NoultoU-2d dis
triCt8
British steamship Louisiana Stewart from Live,-
pool via Bordeaux to Miller &co-4th dis
trict
British ship M0ntebello Kelly, from liverpool via
Savannah to A Miller &co-4th districs
Schooner John Kran, Pitcher. IL days from New
York, to G w Hynson Aco-lst district
Schooner Linda, Newton. days from HavanS. to
mas:ex~Elevatoy
TOWBoATs.
Abita. Palmer. from the Passes--Wen. down
light-Brought up schooner John Kranz and
AliD Moltsbel!O
STEAMBOATS,.
L Hodge. Bsfanco. from Crosse Tese z
Bertha. Broad. from Washington
Josephine, Cousins, from Lower coas.
BELOW COMING U.
Ship 1asmanian. Willis, 40 days from ST: Sazaire
France IN ballast, to MASTER
Ship Lady Russell Leahy, from Liverpool August
20, bound to Mobile, put in in DISTRESS
Bark Maggie Hammond, Cole, 81 days from Mon.
tevldeo, in ballast, to master
Bark Shatemuc, Wemyss, 43 days from Bahia in
ballast, to Silas Weeks
Norwegian barkentne Lea Krag 50 days from Rio
JanelrS via Mobile, to W Halsey.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
succession OF Sarnh 4. Harper-No

succession OF Sarah 4. Harper-No.
.36411.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Crleans,-Eotice is hereby given to the cred
tors OF this estate, and to all other persons bers
IN interested, to show cause within ten DAYS from
the present notification, if any they have or can
way the account presented by the executors
OF TINS estate should not be homologated and ap
proved, and the funds distributed in accord ance
herewith. 80 "ie~aco
By order of the Court
Ocl6 10 pa FRANK pACE 10 c,-,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
GASS CLASSIf!CATIOS.A ssIM.LASE
10 1HAT OF LIVERPOOL

The market opened With fair inQlir: an! mod.
crate supply. phlle factors rather strin-
gent il tAer pretsnsions. especially TO. strc. low
;Iiddlins which vas in good request and limited
supply; but, later ia the day, several buyers with
drawing from being unable to fill their orders the
market exhibited less spirit and, finding the de-
nand SLACK, factors evinced disposition to meet
it freelv At the close, while compared with
yesterday, there was quotabe variation vet
prizes were evidently easier than during the morn
ing This applies particularly to all grades below
st IS strict good ordinary at sc Is &C. and l6c;
strict good Or nary, to low middling at IL C; low
rlddling at 10 sc; strict low mddling at l6ls a
10 c; and strict low mddling to middl:ng at l6'.c.
The amount on shipDOard not cleared going on
at be onenns s mornna a Is MAS bss set
ing 1000 for Liverpool 5000 for Havre 1000 for Spain
1900 for Bremen and 5000 for the North which when
deducted from the stock hand by our running
statement last evening leaves p 300 bales repre-
sent the quantity at the landing ana in presses W..
sold awaiting orders
The Exchange report& 'saies 1850 ssles Mas.
kes SUiees
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Succession of Mary E. TaJ Ior-No. 36, 4.S.
SECOSD DISTRICT COURT POR THE PAkISh
- OF Oreans.-Sotce is hereby given to the cred
tors OF this estate and to all other persons hereln
II. interested, to show cause within ten DAYS from
the present notification, If any they have or can
why the account presented by Alexander IT,
,or' administrator of this estate should not
DE nomologated and approved and the funds d.
triouted in accordance Herewith 0A''
By order of the Court.
ocll 10 20 JULES vIEENE Acting Clerk
Succession of Joseph Waid-No, 36- Ans
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH ov
~ ~ ans:.Notce is hereby given to the credit
Interested to show cause within ten da Va rom tba
present MOTH cation, il any they nave or can. vhV
th me scc9un. presented by George Meier tutor in
Proved, and the funds distributed IN accordance
By order Of the Court
ooi0 - u JULES WINNIE, Acting Clark
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICiN :
Sunday, October Ia 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Few Orleans. Clapp. for New York
Steamship Sherman. Halsey. for New York
spanish ship Fayorita, Cassabela for Barcelona
Spanish bark Resoluda, Coll, for Barcelona
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04
THE ATHENEU NJ.


The Selden Irwin Combination were
greeted with good house on their return
last evening, and Mr.. and Mrs. Scldcn
Irwin received a most friendly welcome
from the fashionable audience. The bill
presented was I.ovells sublime play of
Loves Sacrifice the plot of which ap-
pesred in our issue Of yesterday. The
Matthew Elmore Of Mr.. Irwin was finely
conceived and admirably sustained
and we must say is one Of the best Of his
many round of characters Margaret 10y
Mrs. Irwin, was femenine gentleness'
worked upon by stern necessity, sublimed
by duty and affection. la her rela-
lions Of daughter she was all that was
lovely, and the sympa,hies ~ all went
with her in her medtated sacrifice Her
many admirers accord her much praise for
the very faithful rendition. Harry Rain
forth who appeared for TIVE nights during
the las. engagement Of the Irwin combi-
nation in this city and left such favors-
bic impression here, appeared as Jean
Ruse, aud was happy, humorous, and effect
i've. Mr.. Frank Weston, Young and
handsome fellow found congenisl par.
in ST. lo. Frank &. Cotter as the viii
lain La Font, was as he should be, assum-
ing such character, true TO the text, and
a Jewel OF a wretch. Miss Marie Louise
as the dsshing Young lIermenie was eI-
cellen. and not only captiva,ed the meek
ST. Lo but other young men in the audi
forum. Miss Baker made pretty Eugene
de Lorme and scted with spirit. Mr.. w.
A. Paul as the -ombre Friar Dominic was
very good. We congratulate Mr.. Irwin
on having so excellent company and
hope that the citizens will give him the
support he 50 justly deserves. This even
ing will be presented the comedy OF Mir
Jams Crime, and Cousin Joe's Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin and the inimiiable
Rsinforth appearing in both pieces