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New-York tribune., 1873-01-17

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and power Of striking illustration. The slight story
which framework for the philosophy OF the
treatise, is adapted 10 engage the attention Of young
readers, while il will impede the progress Of
mature students who consult purely for the purpose OF
scientific Information.
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gonoon advertisements.

YORKSHIRE RELISH:
i The Most Denoous and Cheapest ssuee IN tae worh
Wannr,ed pure md minrious Ingredient
an lsa R0TTIks SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST, is72L
ssls unprecedented In The history 2, eanees =. -. a,
Trade Msrt-WiIes Pattern Plate Beware 2, ins
Manufacturers: G000All, BlACkH0uSt g w.,
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Gounlrp Real estate tor Sale.

Oounlrp neul GSIult lpl Oult.
L'ARM for SALE of 125 acres, III Crawford Co,
H. ~ acres Of timber balance in cultivation aud well fenced into
fields The Improvements consist OF woso bneA house
frame ontbungs 10 Of bearing apple
orchard oher fruit This form in healthy location
mild climate close to schools and churches. Address r.
JOHN c. VAN ALLEN, Nincenues, Ind
nor SALE or EXCHANGE, a first class
II Orsnge Co YARN 203 NeWburgh; also OF 20
acres. desirable, and hignly improved
J. G. FREEMAN. la Broadway
ORANGE CO. FARM of 2G0 acres valuable
" land good batng excellent ueborhcod part OF stock
inc udef In price rutland & WHITING . Beekmanst
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Wrean 5teamers.


nRAFTS ON IRELAND. .o,y,Ly vxcu.xas
oPpItR Is souih.l-Dn ai upward available IN all parts Of
Great Britain Ireland snd heses O' steamships a1 1
packets Issued rSPscoTT' gRos Co.. 90 seat s,wYer.
NOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. ..,v
II UNITED STATES and Brazil STEANSHlP Co'itA AMI
regular Mail stssmers sailing the 2a Of every moDsh
ERIE Csot Tuklepsugh, February % lsid
ONTARIO Capt q. slocum, Msr'hl ~ "a. -.
schedule
Pan Psrpsmbuco Bahia Jano And earn'Hs FOL
sns'%%sHs % q sshs dahsssos ses-s sssS
HAVANA, PROG RES0 and VERA CRUZ.
III HRw-YORK and MEXICAN NAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
Ieaying Pier Z, North at direct for Hsysns:
CITY or MERIDA. Zimmerman, ....,. shIukDAI ysn ~
CITY OF HAVANA Havana only).,." THURSDAY, Jan ~
CLEOPATRA, Phillips. Havana only. THURSDAY. jan -
CITY OF MEXICO. Sherwood .sTHUhsDAf req
f''esh' OF passage ''g ALEXANDRA SONS % Broadway,
limited STATES and ROYAL MAILS for
~ HAVANA and NASSAU, ~. -.
ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co ssliHg regularly EVERY
FORTNIGHT: on THURSDAY at oeLeE D No. precisely. nom
f''' MoRR6 SS oSsTGsc.u, CAST T. H. sstou THURSDAY jan
HORRO CASTLE Cspt 7. H. Morton. THURSDAY Peb
For freight or passage sppyto A. W. DihOCh President
No. Bosnsgeen.
A NCHOR LINE. EXPRESS STEAMERS
n sail from Pier 20 North River. aew.YorL
Saturday jan 10. CALIFORNIA Saturday Feb ].
INDIA Saturday, jan & VICTORIA Saturday Feb g.
rsarded and from Railway Station In
Britain Ireland Germany Nows Sweden Denmark or America,
safely speedily comfortably and hespy other route or bne
Tickets Certificates bought at lowest rates
by applying al COmpany's ofces, : Bowling Green
- HENDERSON, BROTHERS. Agents
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Aurtion Sales OF Real Gsiate

Ciln proprrIn 10 Lei.
vVO LET-FOUR LOFTS in the new marble
building 40 - Gst Jone.,t opposite Lafayette places
liberal and possession At enos Apply st2s BosL,t
rVO LET-2:D West fifty-ninth-st. fronting
Il Central Park 6rs door, l.; second Aoo Is
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nor LIVERPOOL.

AQUgESsTowNL
CARRYING THE q. 3. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch one their 6rses full iron steamships
FROM PIER No. A6 " R., EVERY WEDNESDAY.
follows:
IDAHO, Capt Jsnnary H. al i-Oo M
MIsNEsOTA Capt 7. r. January 49, at2;5o
MANHATTAN Capt JAS February D. at 1900 m.
WISCONSIN, Capt I. ". FREEMAN. February H.
NEVADA, Capt FoRsYrH.. February ~
. WYOMING Capt PRICE. ............ February 70
Cabin passage. $50. gold.
steer,ge passage 0m;e No. 20 Broatvsyl so currency.
Fer freight cabin passage, spplyto
WILLIAMS GUIoS. No 50 wall ST
TNMAN LINE. = For QUEENSTOWN and
IIVERPOOLRoJa Mall Steamers appointed sail AZ oo"s
CITY or WASHINGTpN......SATU Jan, H. va m
CITY OF gau y D. m
CITY OF BRISTOL THURSDAY, Jan 80 a. m.
CITY OF PAhTWERP..........-..S
CITY OF MONTRBAL...........s SATURDAY Feb p n =.
And succeeding SATURDAY THURSDAY from Pier NO. 10
North River. o 90, ,.os,o,
CABIN SIS and $9 gold according to aeommoton Round tp
tickets at low
sTEERAGE-To OR FROM Liverpool Queenstown Glasgow Lon
donderry London. Bristol or Csrtf s. 30 currency.
Passengers erssei Hsy Hamburg Sweden Norway Den-
marx, and Pans, reduced rates.
Drafts issued AZ lowest rates.
For Cabin Passage s general business apply the Company ohOe
No Is Broadway
For steerase Pa.sag. at % Broadway.
- JOHN q. DALE. Agent
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NEW-Y YORK to CARDIFF.
TuP SOUTH WALKS ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPAHYS
NEW FIRST. CLASS, FULLP0WERED, CLfDkBUlLr
STEAMSHIPS
PENBROkB.. EfyOO Iuhs
CARMARTHRN .JOIO Iu1s
steamer this line.
NJ. - ....s
Railroad Wharf, JERSEY City on WkNEs'
goods Al the
United ports the Bristol Channel and all other
These steamships. built expressly the trade provided With al
the latest for the comfort and convenience OF
CABIN AND STEERAGB PASSENGERS.
Cabin. .-.s
Second Cabsn % currency
SeeTage
Preps1 Seersge Certificates from Csnii1 o 80 currency.
Drafts for 81 upwards. -
further particulars apply in Csrif at the Compsny Ohee No
Dock Chambers aTd in Neu.York 10
No. Broad1aN.
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lng today. Holders Of 5000 pa1'i,
ses We innate.

tes We quste:
Pair 20 gooi early FACTORIES % ala
Ohio Factories and Private
Daifies, late made n 0lS
IL il generally oonccdel ha, N "a
fixing the price Of OF tsrs and n
lbng 20 do business a. heret9lals. IN
lly receded, AMI during sht past 'hre,
ggreqating about f0,ro1 ht.s within
~ bbis. Spo, sold ~ TOE -14slllJ
Oh continue % ask 22c.. tc' ~ tbs
lso note sale Of l0.0a0 b5iS. 'of de-
e. Naphtha nominal 90 Il! 1lac.
D bave been Sold since Monday At
IL Philadelphia the nsriti ~ 4
was reported at eiai,, soI ssRri I
only Moderate. and the asttst q.
res. IS bales Porto Cab 10 ssd ~
IA Cruz. i35 bales Caim,'s ard h
)rlesns. Deer e0ntnrt srfve srt
can. 5000 n Sissl. 5.0fp y csa-
4 Cruz. and l.ecO n sr-freFu' ~
b. and l3 bees Vea Gnn " b..es
n. We quote as folloSs:
MIR fUfIFLTE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER TO- 1873

to eighty by October" as was promised
few weeks ago.
1t may be the correct and honest thing
to do to sport with the State creditors
until their patience is exhausted, and they
are ready to accept anything they can get.
But there are those who fail to appreciate
policy that can see no equity except on
one side, and which estimates the honor
and credit Of this State az Of less value
than hundred thousand dollars or so,
deducted from claims justly due. An
occasional taxpayer may be found TO
whisper faint praise for the few dollars
saved to him by this means. but this will
be nothing to the roar of Indignation from
those who have been so deeply wrouged,
which will We. be heard, and mus: be
needed
At the sale Oh Tuesday liberal policy
should be adopted. Every available dol
LAP should be offered. and bids accepted
SO long as cent remains TO settle. While
such course can not wholly repair the
evil. it may tend to check its further in
crease
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10
THE SALE OF CASH IN THE STATE
TREASURY,

| The next sale o! general fund cash in
, the State treasury. which is advertised bv
the Auditor tor Tuesday. the fourteenth
instant. is looked forward to with more
than usual interest. There never was a
more favorable opportunity for the State
to make good showing Currency is
scarce, and State warrants are at nearly
as low point as they We're last winter
when all the financial influence in the
State was !eagued against the Republican
administration. 1t is more than doubtful!
whether a round amount could have been
disposed OF on the streets during the past
week az forty cents on the dollar. The
last sale to the State at auction realized
from ffty-seven TO tifty-e;ght. This was
two months ago. since which. SO far as
known. the business OF redeemin. war;
rants has been entirely suspended. al
though the Auditors statement, published
on the first of October. shows a balance
on hand to the credit of the general fund
Of more than quarter OF million of
dollars.
Since the first of January there has
been received on account of the general
fund 1920, i52 43, Of which, 1914, O67 Sc
has been expended in retrin; warrants
issued since the beginning OF this year,
and S352.S5o 50 in retiring those issued
before, making an aggregate OF 1916, rs lG
expended, against receipts as above ieav.
ing unexpended or unaccounted Tor $3.50.
.3i q. This statement was made before
the October settlements with tax collec.
tors. which will, no doubt, materially
swell the balance. 4 portion Of the sum
TO the credit OF the general fund probably
consists .. State warrants which the Au-
ditor has been unable 70 retire, As i. is
known there exists disagreement. be-
tween him and the Treasurer in that as
vel! as several othey matters. But il nav
be reasonably expected that there will be
at least $4,000 III cash available nex.
Tuesday Cor the purchase Of warrants.
which. As the market now stands.
would nearly absorb all the Clinton
warrants outstanding. The offer Of such
q large sum vii! naturally st:fen
the market, 50 that purchase Of half
million is all that can reasonably be ex-
pecsed. To do this every dolIa. that can
be spared for the purpose will be required.
Now that warrants have been brought SO
low that they are hardly worth the trouble
Of looking after. the Auditor should exert
himself to call in ali he possibly can. The
State creditors have long since given up |
al! hope of realizing anything like a fair
price iog these orders to pay money, and |
their present lookout is to sell with as lit |
tie sacrifice as possible. The Auditor is,
therefore. compelled 70 look to the tax
payers, IN whose interests, professedly, he
is working, for any credit for his unusual
proceedings. He is not likely TO get any
from warrant holder WHO has seen his
claim against the State deprec;ate from day
o day, until it finally reaches forty-fye
'ents on the dollar. instead Of advancing !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10
ASSA>SINATIONS
IN FRANKLIN AND RICHLAHD PARISHES
BY THE Eovsn~op
SrAry o. LOUISIANA, !

SrArZ o. NorIsI.HA,
Executive Department !
rev orleans, September 10, 1873.
Nss.p.. Information ha, reached m. as tho
'oward!v and brutal assassination bv - gang o.,
d' s?eraco"s of Hon. =. :. Crawford Judge of the
twelfth Judicial District and Hon A. T. Harris
"istr'c' attorney, on tie night of the eighth in
e'a"' !" the parish Of Franklin Will. auie.l, oro
ceedin. % hold court in accordance with law
Whereas, reformation has also reached m. of H..
''"'' "iio inprovok"'! murder of Thomas Archi
DALI, Esq by two unknown men Will. ,ta,di,a
at the gate Of ~. ous. in Richiand parish on t,,a
night % the second instant: and
whereas, Tie preparation OF .iese and s;u;'.r
c"'d 'l"ot"d "ufraSes IN The northern portions OF
'H.' star- b'lng disgrace upon Louisiana and tend
:" Keep away capita! and emf alton :ro,. orr no,
bers-
Now, therefore. l. William P. Ke,,oo, Cov.,no-
c' me s'a'e OF L"uisisna have thought fit to s.ue
tn. my p'ociama ton Offering a reward NJ FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS for tn. appr.b.,.ior on,
CONVICTION 0s the murderers o! JUDGE = 4 rr.
ford and A. p HarIi. ,ii..rc, ..-or,. -,
THOUSAND 1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS 60. -,
apprehension and conviction OF tho ,,urdau. =.
ihcinas Archibald. to be paid resneet;re,- ,,
the production OF the certificates usnal in -,
cases. A
ana hereby call upon all good ci.izers xit,o,,t
10 pol!tlcs or race, to aid the officers of the
Id ~ bringing to speedy justice the perpetrators
Vi l!"Se alseredl'a6le 0utrages: and I warn all
persons against harboring or scr.enino mr. in any
Ndy aiding or abettin. The ,nurderers afo-esaid
"lVeh unne: my hand and the seal of the State
ae'eto attached this tenth day of September
III the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and
se' ehlS -1Are" and of tie independence of the
eAited States the ninety sventh
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG,
Governor.
"a oESLoNDE. Secretary of State. sell
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10
CHEAP INDIGNATION,

When the New Orleans reporters dis.
posed Of a murder, burglary. or rape
in half dozen lines, and ie. one recital
suffice. this passed for very moral city
But very small story now requires at
least two columns for its recital, unless
there happens 10 be more than one Sensa-
ton a: a time. The Burgess case. which
is almost totally devoid ofdetailS on which
the readers care to dwell. has already
| taken up more than dozen columns of a
contemporary. The reporter, attempts
at sensation are as prosy and uninterest-
ing as an auctioneecs catalogue, and
doubtless aboU. as reliable as AN epitaph.
Parties whoare guilty Of the acts charged
against Burgess no doubt deserve severe
punishment. But il is not proper for q
newspaper employe who knows nothing of
the case from his own knowledge to Gre
ate prejudice agains. the prisoner, guilty
or not guilty. The laws are ample for
that, and if they are not rigidly applied it
Will not be the first time in the history of
this city that justice has been cheated Of
her victim. Burgess made mistake in
not calling y Fusion meeting in one of the
squares OF On Canal street to denounce the
Kellogg usurpa:ion. He could have
made speech. advised the boys
to get arms anywhere they could.
and during the heat Of patriotic
fervoz he could have rushed out and
assaulted the little Cunning girl. sho: at
Governor Kellogg. or committed any
other crime with impunity. 1t would
have been perfectly safe for the miserable |
creature Mating 20 suborn as many wit (!
nesses as she liked. Instead Of finding |;
difficulty i'll procuring legal counsel. as
Burgess now does. volunteers would have !
sprung up SO thick tina. he would have
found it as troublesome to choose between .
them as a Saratoga belle does between her
lovers. Evidently Burgess is no polti-
clan, fo- there are persons no less criminal
than he who are virtuous!v demanding
the severest punisLments FOR him. having
forgotten their own escapades
L: is said tina: no man is thoroughly
bad. and a city is like an individual. This
is proved by the Burgess case. 4 eommu-
nifty that secretly app!auded the attempt
to assassinate Governor Kellogg manifests
the loudes: sort Of virtuous sympathy for
The little Cairo wait given away by her
nothe. and cast like an atom upon the
world, thus
Compound ns sins 'hev are inclined {,
b iLnI.ing hose they have no .niud to.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10
FOR RENT.

EOR REST-i DEslRABLY LOCATED TWO.
Il story brick dwelling. situated on the west side
OF Pryfauia street. between Josephine and 81 An
drew streets, No. 201. Contains hall, two parl0rs
dining groom, pantries, kitchen. coal and wash
houses, with servants rooms separate from the
main building. six large and airy bed rooms with
openings at the sides, room for bath, and gas
Throughout: large yard, alley way to the front
well and clstern, IRON railing, and paved in the
and for further particulars apply to
f. COEERY
sell lW Corner OF Canal and Delta stIeets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10

to know whether local press which
would make them pay sixteen and half
per cent more for transportation over one
route than another, can be held to favor
freedom Of commerce or fair compensa-
ton to the farmer? We ask the Western
farmer whether he will consent to obstruct
a natural outlet which, improved, would
save fifty per cent on the grain sreishts
now paid by him to Europe:
These are outside ami incidental ques-
tons. Our object has been attained in
having proved that powerful! party and
local organ has taken bold ground in the
name of New York against the improve
ment Of the Mississippi river, below the
mouth Of the Ohio, at national expense.
This is done to awaken our friends to the
dangers that threaten their application to
Congress for opening the Fort st. Philip
canal.
To the New York Times we would say,
that 1t had better beware how it campers
with the upper Northwestern grain trade
1t consents to take il upon the lakes. and
SO trust it within neutral or foreign terri
tory. When that grain reaches the lower
part OF Lake Erie. it passes the Welland
canal on one side and the Erie canal on
the other. The grain is destined to Liver
pool: which Of these two routes to Liver
pool will it choose: The Welland canal
is less than forty miles long. with twelve
feet water on the sills: the Erie canal is
four hundred miles long, with SIX OK seven
feet. Here are two competing ways to the
same market.
TIE st. Lawrence is deep ana direc.
channel. l: will save between Buffalo
and Liverpool sixteen hundred miles It
is the hypo.heneuse Of a triangle. whose
apex is New York. Does not the Tines
see tina: in tempting Northwestern grain
to pass shorter and better cutie: than its
Own. that it runs the risk of casting this
whole trade into the open mouth 0: Mon.
treal: Nay. the controlling fact with |
regard to grain route is financial. The
route which can draw exchange at the
shortest certain dates. against grain deal.
ng. is like TO be the preferred route. A
grain bill drawn against delivery between
Lake Erie and Liverpool via Montreal,
would be negotiated over similar bill
!rawn against shipment over New York.
The value Of time saved on the import
rade is even greater than in the export
rade.
Should not the Times. then, rattle, tavo.
he Mississippi route? All the grain
hipped by this route 20 an Atlantic coast
ort must come 20 New York. All shipped
oreign may be in New York vessels, and
lust be moved by New York capital. All
lc proceeds of this grain will be drawn
" through New York and will be paid
'r in goods by New York. Had no. the
ines. then. better reconsider its unnatural
election OF our own Improvements: Had
not better turn all the grain it can not
ct for New York direct dor" the river to
ew Orleans? New York may have q !
lance at such shipments 1t can have {
chance at those exported from Mon +
cal. To this subiec: we ask the atten. I
On OF New York itself. We are no, con- .
ut to believe that any journal holding
e views OF the New York Times -ep,e- :
nts the intelligent interests Of the i
ty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10

An Did farmer, debating his will TO a
fawyer. says: 81 give and bequeath to my
wife the sum OF el00 a year. Is that writ
down. master:' Yes said the lawyer;
s.but che is not so old but that she may
marry again. Won't you make any change
in that cases Most people do" "Ah' do
they, Well, write again, and say II my
wife marry again, give and bequeath 10
her the sum of e2O0 a year IhatH 90,
wontitw s'Why, that's just double the
sum that she would lave had II she had
remained unmarried" said the lawyer; ut
is generally the other way Aye sad
the farmer, "but him that takes her VIII de-
serve L."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10
WITHDRAWAL OF QUARANTINE.
Pr0cia. NATION by the Acting Governor.

StOclusnHtt0n Oy the AcL1Us ASOStFUOrs
STATE OF LOUISIANA }
Executive Department.
View Orleans, October :, 1873.
Whereas w proclamation dated June II. 1873.
quarantine restrictions were imposed vessels
arriving at the port o: New Orleans from the ports
of Havana. Matansas, Trinidad Cardenas, st. Jago.
al! On the island of Cuba; Port ROYAL and Mintego
Bay, on the island Of Jamaica; Jacmei and Port-au-
Prince on the islaId OF Sal, Domingo; the island
OF 81. Thomas, Martinique and Gradaioupe Cam.
peaehy i'll Iucatan; Vera Cruz. AlvaradO Tamp.co
Matamoras and Tuxpan. in Mexico San Juan ia
Niearauga; Chasres, Aspinwall ard Porto Bello, in
Genital America MaracabO and Laguayrs. In
V.nszueia; island OF Trinidad CayeI Me- Para, Per.
..SmbUcO Rio laneiro and Buenos Ayres in South
America, and Ma New Providence
Whereas The Board of Health OF the State Of
Louisiana has officially requested the withdrawal
OF quarantine restrictions with respect to the
above mentioned ports
Now. therefore. I. &. C. Antoine. Actin. Governor
OF tn. stat. OF Louisiana. do issue this my prOclA-
nation raisin. and removing all quarantine
strict!OnS on vessels arriving at the port Of New
Orleans from al! of the aforesaid ports from which
quarantine has not previously been removed by
Proclamation o! September -, 1873 said removal
20 take etfe.. from and afte: the fifteenth instant
Given under hand and the seal Of the State
hereuntO attached this seventh day of October. A.
d. 1873, and o. the Independence OF the United
States the ninety eighth.
c. c. ANTOINE. Acting Governor.
By the acting Governor:
P. q. DESLONDE,
Secretary NJ N>ata In