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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-20

The Herald Man Interviews MIR. Bate ..
| Some days since New York Herald re-
porter dropped into Mr.. Bates sanctum
and remarked that all the principal editors
Of the country were being interviewed that
day on the subject of "Ca asarism.''
Mr.. Bates replied that he didn't feel like
seizing anything so soon after breakfast,
but to obl;ge-
| The Herald man interrupted him. and
said he only wanted his opinion on the
editorials in the Herald.
Mr.. Bates replied. with some heat, that
his articles on the Picoyune would apply
very we'll to any blow of the Herald. 1t
| might be more powerful and cent
| cheaper, but then
was the possibility of the people desiring to
elect Grant third time. The Herald, ex-
| pecting plenty Of room on the fifteenth
| instant. wanted to fill about ten columns
with gratis ideas from other editors, and he
had called on Mc. Bates for his contribu.
| ton.
Isaac was moliifed and somewhat flat
tered. He thoug ghttully stirred the paste
in the pot in his hand, and remarked that
he had given the subject some thought. If
the people desired to elect Grant again,
they were pretty sure to do it, and all the
ReraH had to say abou. it would not
amount to hea-bite in
Mr.. Bates. at this juncture. made signi-
tcant gesture with the brush. and lump
of paste landed in his friends blonde whis
ker. The reporter apologized. and begged
Mr Bates to go on.
do you remember" said Isaac. "a pic
ture of a farmer leaning on his rake, think
ing whether he would vote for Greeley CT
Grant. Well, I keep that picture in my
gallery. Now, last fall I don't believe
there was single man; Democrat, Fusion,
Republican, or anything else, who looked
two minutes at that picture, but what felt
in his heart the farmer would vote for
Grant. And he did vote for him. The fact
is, that old farmer. and there's more than
two millions voters just like him, can't
other side Wal, 'then, don, you s'pose
they'll all vote for him again. But if he
don't choose to run, he won't be elected"
You think then it's optional with
Grant-that ha already rules the coun-
try"
mo don't" said Mr.. Bates, mo don't;
think the people govern this country and
will continue to do 60. And that is just
why, if they want Grant for President
again they will nominate him, and send
committee to tell him of it, and then if he is
willing. they'll go on. vote for him and elect
him. Do you understand,
The reporter eaid he was much obliged
and went away to mail his letter, which for
some unacc0untab.e reason failed to get in
serted.
Mr.. Bates with satisfied expression put
down the paste po: AMI remarking he
guessed the judge wouldn't ird any
Jumps n it this morning" wen: to the post
Offica
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SPAIN.
The arliSfa Re.

The Cnrlists Re.enter EstelIn.
MADRID. August l9.-The Carlists have
again entered the town of Estela.
A New Loan Bill.
The Cortes is now engaged on the discus
sion OF new loan bill, the first article Of
which has been adopted.
Heavy Battle and Republican Defeat,
PERPIGNAN. Aug ust ia desperate On
gagement has Just taken place between a
force of Carlists, numbering 24O0 men, and
three columns of the Spanish republicans,
The battle was fought in the open country
between the towns of Berga and Carseras,
and resulted in the defeat of the repubIi,
cans with the loss of 200 men and one gun.
Supply of Arms for the CarIists.
BAYONNE, August 26-The Carlists say
that among the cargo safely delivered TO
them from the Deerhound were 1850 Ber.
dan rifles.
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M1SCELLANEOUS.
The First Raies


SHREVEPORT, August ly.-The frat bale
OF the new crop of cotton for this market
was received to dag. II classed low mid.
ding and was sold for twenty-five cents
per pound. This bale was raised by the
same person and on the same land as the
first bale last year. which was received here
on the thirteenth of August.
CHARLESTON, August l9.-The first baie
of the new crop of cotton was received to.
day from Beaufort county, and was classed
az ordinary.
Cerebro.Spinal Meningitis.
ST. LOUIs. August l9.-John II. Fairchiid.
vice president OF the Marine Insurance
Company and president of the Board of
Underwriters OF this city, died las. night
OF cerebro- spinal meningitis.
Graphing for the Cable.
KINGSTON, August 19.-The Dacia re.
turned for coal and provisions, having failed
to grapple the Aspinwall cable on accoun:
OF the untavorable weather.
knights Templar in PhiIa deIphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August BIN cOnnec.
ton with the approaching dedication of
the Masonic Temple grand demonstration
of Knights Templar will take place. The
Academy of Music and Horticultural Hall
building are to be connected by bridge,
On the twenty-ffth of September the eve.
ming before the dedication, the knights will
give an exhibition drill.
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society.
A meeting of the Pennsylvania HorticuI-
tural Society was held tonight, and the
subject of the organization OF national
association, with the view to a grand horti-
cultural display on the occasion of the cen.
tennial celebration, was discussed and final
ly referred to a committee to confer with the
executive committee of the centennial CON-
mission, with power to act.
Railroad, Accident.
The express train due here at seven
o'clock this morning, from Detroit, on the
Great Western railway, is in tho canal at
Thoratd. The train was drawn by two loco
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SOUTH AMERICA
Overtnke the Peruyians.

Calamities Ovevtnke the Peruyians.
HAVANA, August l9.-Late advices from
Lima, Peru, report that serious accident
occurred sixty miles from tina. city. A
body OF earth estimated at ten million
cubic yards, fell from the mountain side
into the valley, severely injuring IL number
OF persons and daming no the river
water, which had risen hundred and nine
feet above it's usual height. Engineers
were of the opinion that the water would
soon burst its barriers, when it would rush
toward Lima, sweeping everything before
it and submerging the lower portion of that
city.
A disastrous fire has taken place in Val.
paraisO, causing the loss of $500,O0O
The towns of Pstorea, OuillOte, Ligua
and Lirnache. in Chill, have been greatly
damaged by an earthquake
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-20
NEW YORK.
Sinking of u Bark.

New YORK, August 1.-THE Alabama
reports having collided with and sunk the
bark Altoona. Three Of her crew were
saved. Nothing was seen of the bark in
the morning. The Alabama is uninjured.
Minister Willi0mson.
Minister Williamson reached Central
America on the thirteth ultimo. He had
not decided which of the tive republics
should be his headquarters.
lmpOfts.
Imports fos the week endin: to-day
6, 1000.
Marine.
Arrived-Ontario. San Jacintc, Hunts
vile, Adger, Oceanic, Minnesota and Will
mingtOn. Arrived out-Ohio, from Phila-
delphia; City of Paris. Rein. Columbia,
MOravian and st. Patrick.
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Louisiana Industries Appreciated.

Among the awards of diplomas a. the
Vienna Exhibition is one for a fine sample
of Louisiana alcohol. to Messrs. Behan.
Thorn Il Co.. and one to Edmond Bour-
geoi., OF St. Japes parish, for specimens of
peri9ue tobacco. These, with some others,
are announced by cable dispatch this morn
ing. Colonel w. j. Behan, of the former
firm, is now in Europe, and will return in
few weeks, bringing his honors with him.
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L0uisianians Abroad.

Judge Dureil and Colonel Norton are said
to be in Pennsylvania, where they propose
to remain until fall. Marshal Packard
will return TO New Orleans il a few days.
We are informed by Governor Kellogg that
he received or Monday warm eongratula-
tory letters from Messrs. Packard and
Billings. in connection with their recent
visit to Washington. Per contra, the tele-
graph reports that Judge Durell and
Colonel Norton had left Washington the
other day for home.
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ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY,

a cap at Ortego; and then Ortego sho,
Dreux and killed him. After the firing
ceased a good many OF those present went
to their homes and armed themselves with
shot guns. for the purpose. he was told. of
finishing him.
Mr.. Guillory was not dead when last
heard from. His wounded leg was ampu
tated last Wednesday morning. 1t had
been paralyzed, and the use of chlOroform
was not necessary, as there was no pain.
OF the three persons killed, Carroll
Blackman was about thirty years of age,
and lett a wife and two children. Alex.
andre Eidrine was about twenty-five or
twenty-three years Of age, and left wife
and one child. Dreux Gillory was about
eighteen years of age, and not married.
The Opelousas Courier, of the sixteenth,
gives the following additional facts
An inquest was held the same day on
the bodies of the three victims, and the
conclusion arrived at was. that Augustin
Guillory killed Carroll Blackman, that
Dreux GuillOrv killed Alexandra Vidrine,
and that Aristde Ortego killed Dreux Gull
1orv.
The dead were buried the next day.
A young man named Prewett, from the
same quarter. has been arrested and lod yed
in Jail mere, accused Of being accessory to
the killing of Nidrine.
Aristide OrtegO came 20 town on Wednes-
day and gave himself up. He, Prewett
and three or four others, accused of COM
plicity in this horrid slaughter, were re.
leased on parole until Monday, when a pre-
liminary examination of the case will take
place in our town, before the Hon. j. J. Nor.
gan, district Judge.
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Kentucky to Hang n Woman.
ENGLAND.
The HOlyhead Breakwafer.

LONDON, August l9.-The work on the
Holy head breakwater has been finished,
and the formal opening will be celebrated
to-day. The Prince of Wales officiates at
the ceremony.
The Duke of Edinburg assisted the
Prince of Wales in the Holyh break
water ceremonies.
Loss of Life by a Caving Tunnef.
By the caving of tunnel at Shepton
Mullet, Somerset county, four workmen
were killed and twenty wounded.
From Sir Samuel Baker.
The New York Herold correspondent at
Cairo reports the break down of the steamer
with Sir Samuel Baker on board, near
Shsdusp Island. A tug has gone to render
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-20
Broke Jail,

A letter from the sheriff of Lafourche
parish informs the Governor that W. II.
Esohries and Sanders Evans broke Jail on
the fifteenth instant and made thei. escape.
Eoohries had been tried IN the parish of
Terrebonne and convicted of mansiaughter;
and the jail of that parish being thought
insecure was sent to Lafourche parish for
safe keeping. He killed Soloman Et.en.
stein and brother. and had appealed to the
Supreme Court for reversal of the ver-
dict in the district court. He had been
sentenced to twenty years hard labor in the
Penitentiary. Evans had been committed
for the murder of man by the name of
Welsh in the parish of Terrebonne. with
prospect of trial at the coming fall term of
the district court of that parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-20

The sheriff of the parish of Orleans sells
at auction this day at noon, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street.
/. Ten shares of sl0O each of stock of the
American Mutual Insurance Association of
New Orleans.
?. An action in settlement of partnership.
For particulars and terms see advertise.
Wepta
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Court Items.

Judges Lynch and Cullom did no: open
court yesterday.
Judge Cullom sat SO long the day before
that he caught cold and had some fever,
but he expects to be we'll enough to be at
his post this morning. ...
John Fitzpatrick gladdened the eyes of
his friends by appearing at his post yester-
day. His Northern trip has done him good
and given him lots to talk about.
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BY TELE GRAPH.
Pardon of ku.KluH

Pardon Of Ku.KIuN
WAsHINGTOS, August l9.-The pardon OF
the following Ku-Klux prisoners has been
recommended: L. Hood. of South Carolina,
and Adolphus du Priest and Charles HOl-
land, of North Carolina
Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad.
6. NJ. Duskin, United States district attOr-
ney for Alabama, is here ON his way home.
He says the negotiations for the sale of
the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad are
now progressing favorably.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-20

Tho thermometer at Loais Frigefio's,
No. 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood o.
follows: At 8 4. NJ, 79o; 1t 2 p. NJ, 90o;
ct P. NJ, $50. Lowest point duting tho
hight Of August Is, 73o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-20

A Concord Cosch will leave Red River Landing
Louisiana EVERY SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at P. NJ, on the arrival of the packets
KATIE, FRANK PARGOUD and EATCHEZ from
Esw Orleans for Simsport. Moreauvil!e. Mansura
MarksvilIe Evergreen Cheneyville, Lecompt, ar
irving at Alexandria at A. NJ next morning, max
ing close connection with stages for Natehtoches,
louisiana San Augustine and Nacogdoches. Texas.
The mail leaves Red River Landing DAILY for
the above places.
ape. 6m 2. II. PETERSON, Proprietor.
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=. Mendelsohn Va. steamship Louisiana
No. 10 .269.

The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
u pistriet OF Leuisians.-!n obedience to al ad.
mlrats warrant to me directed in the above
entitled suit have seized and taken into my pos
session
THE STEAMSHIP LOUISIANA, her tackle etc,
now hbeied by s. Mendelsohr for the causes Sc;
torth IN the libel now pending in the District Court
And do hereby ci-e and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have am right title or in
terest IN or to the same, to be and appear at Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city Of New or.
leans, on the fret Monday OF September to chow
cause, If any they have or can, why the said
steamship should not be condemned and be eOld
Agreeably to the prayer Of libelant. ~.
United States Marshals ONCE New Oreans
eighth day Of August, 1873.
s. e. PACKARD
aug i6 % 81 United States Marshal
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Nicholas BOucaman VS.. SteambOa sabine
No IO1-S

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Il District OF LOusiana.-In obedience to an ad.
mirauy warrant, to directed in the above
entitled suit, have seized and taken into nv
possession
THE STEAMBOAT SABINE. her engines fur
nitsre, etc, now libeed by Nicholas Bouch-
man, for the causes set forth in the libel
now pending IL the District Court of the United
States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the
owner owners thereof, and all and everv
persOg persons having or pretending to
have any right title interest in or TO the same
TO be and appear al a District Court of the United
States, for the district aforesaid, to re holden a.
the CITY OF New Orleans the first Monday in
September TO show cause. if any they have or can.
why the said steamboat Sabine shouio not be con.
demned. and be sold agreeably to the prayer OF Ii.
belant.
United States Marshals office, New Orleans
thirteenth day of August, 1879
s. B. PACKARD
aul5 l6 % so United States Marshal
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CRIME.
Au italian SLAYER.

New YORK, August l9.-V. Matfo, an
Italian padrone. was fully committed for
trial to day for the violation Of the civil
rights bill. by virtually holding little
children in slavery.
Arrest of an Alleged Murderer.
ALBANY. Angus. l9.-Lowenstein, the
alleged accomplice of the two men in the
Weston murder. has been arrested in
Canada.
Officers are ia Brooklyn to nigh: arrane-
ing for the papers for the extradtion If
Lowenstein. che murderer, from Canada.
Nail Stage Robbed.
SAN FRANCISCO. August l9-The mail
stage between Makelerma Hill and Make
lerma City. was stopped by two highway.
men, two miles from Makelerma City They
robbed the passengers and took $1,000 from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S treasure box. and de-
stroyed the mails. papers and other val.
uables. Officers are in pursuit; the robbers
are known.
Kentucky to Hang n Woman.
LOUISVILLE, August l3-Fannie Bush,
colored, convicted of the murder of her
infant child in Harrison county. Kentucky.
has been sentenced to be hanged on the
fourteenth of November. It is stated the
woman and children were starving, and
that the mother, half crazed. drowned one
that she might provide for the rest.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CHAkEsPEARE CLUB.

CHAkEsPEARE CLUB,
CORNER ROYAL AND CUsTOaHOUSE STREETS,
New Orleans, August lS 1879.
Members are hereby notified that the tickets 1oi
the next COMPLIMENTARY enteri ainnent, 10 be
given on WEDNESDAY EVENING. August u, are
now in the hands of the Jantor for dis rbution. ,
The performance this occasion Will consist OF
Sheridan Knowles beautiful play
THE HUNCHBACk.
Miss Louise Hawthorne as. as...................JuE JuEa
Miss frankie Mcclellan as................. Helen
Tickets for the beneii of Miss Hawthorne
which takes place on the eighteenth pr0ximO will
be ready for delivery curing tha ensuing week.
Z. A. BURKE, Vice President
FrAsK II. WILSON Secretary asl1 "a u
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For rent-That frs:-class and well located office,
No. T. at No. 1873 Graver street (up stairs), between
CarOndelet and BarOnne streets. Possession given
Immediately. Apply to
JOSEPH LENES, No. 206 Camp street,
JULES CASSARD, Germania National Bank.
au20 lm
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her assistance. This island is situated 300
miles from Suez

miles from SueZ.
The Distribution of Prizes.
A Vienna special to the Neps saw, the
distribution OF prizes yesterday was a yery
tame affair. only about 5000 persons being
present. The Arch Duke Charles Louis
made congratulatory address on the sue
cessful termination of the Exposition, after
which list of the successful competitors
for prizes was made.
The Yorkshire Races.
At the Yorkshire races the Oaks stakes
Tor three year Olds was won by Marie
Stuart, Cecilia being second. Pantomima
won the North of England biennial stakes,
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NOTARIES,
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.
Peter Jolly vs.. schooner Mary Jane-Nl

Peter Jolly vs.. Schooner Mary Jane-No.
10 266.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
II District OF Louisiana.-In obedience 10 an ad.
mralty warrant, to me directed in the above en-.
titled suit, have seized and taken into my posses
SION
THE SCHOONER MARY JANE. now libeled by
Peter Jolly for the causes set forth in the libel
now pending in the District Court Of the United
States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all ana every person per
cons having pretending to have any right. title
interest in to the same, to be and appear at
District Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid he holden at the city of New Orleans.
on the third Monday Of September, to show cause,
if any they have can, why the said schooner
Mary Jane should not he condemned and be sold
agreeabiy TO the prayer of lbelant.
United States MaIshals office. New orleans,
fifteenth day Of August 1873.
S. B. PACKARD,
aul6 % ses 10 United States Marshal.
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Making a square meal ON . round Of beef
10 not an impossible thing.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NJ. T. n. ROBINSON,
NOTE, STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER.
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FOR RENT.


NOR RENT STORE NO. 35 CHARITIES
Il street. between CustomhOuse and Benvilie
Apply on the premises aul4 lw
NOR RENT.-THE NEATLY FURNTSHED AND
II comfortably located TWO-STORY BRICK RES
IOENCE. No. 1913 BarOnne street shady sde). be-
tween Triton walk and Julia streets. Possession
given October w.
AIso-THE TWO-sTORY BRICK RESIDENCE No.
2i0 BarOnne street adjoining the above. Possession
given November /.
The above residences have large yards, are well
finished inside, in perfect order, centrally located.
opening Oa two streets, aRd only five minutes
walk from Canal street. Cars pass both ways in
front and venient to business and all places
Of amusement. Apply to
JOSEPH LESES,
No. 200 Camp street;
Or JULES CASSARD,
au20 Inv Germsnia National Bank.
NOTICE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN all persons having claims against the estate of
the late Maria Barbara Seitz, No. SO South Market
street, to present the same with the vouchers
thereof and all being indebted to said estate. to
make payment or before the tenth day OF Sep
tember 1878. to the undersigned.
ROMAN SIEGER,
Testamenta,y Executor of the late Maria B. Seitx,
No. 2iil; Gravier street,
ap20 ?; 25' New Orleans.
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ITO COTTON FACTORS, BROKERS,
OR BUYERS.

No. "a Commercial Place.
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[coNTNUED on EIGHTH PAGE
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11
SHERlEF'S GALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
n virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
of the State of California, in and for the county
OF Placer, OF the I'd day of January, \. D..
1873 upon Judgment rendered in said Court on
the 7th day Of December, A. ID. 1872, in favor of
the following named persons and for the follow
ing sums, to-wit: II II. Bradbury Three Thous-
and One Hundred and Twenty y-one Dollars ana
ninety nine cents tS3 121 500; Josiah Luke, Ono
Hundred and Eighty Dollars and fifty cents
($l60 50); Henry Luke One Hundred and Eigh-
ty Dollars (Sl0O); William Tompkins, Twenty
seven Dollars $50, and Joseph Henwood,
Nlnety-six Dollars (S96), and against w. ii. V.
Gronise {. ii. Schnabel, Ct ais, for said several
sums with interest thereon from the date of said
decree; also the sum of Forty-nine Dollars and
seventy cents(S49 70) costs of suit. and Forty
Dollars and fifty cents( $40 50) amount paid Re
cordcr aud the further sum of Five Hundred
Dollars (S3O0), attorneys fees as allowed by
the Court, all III the gold coin of the United
States. Now therefore l have levied upon and
VIII sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for gold coin on
FRIDAY, the 3ist day OF January,
\. d. 1878, at 10 O'Clock A, II. of that day, OF
the premises, about one and onc-half miles south
erly from the Central Pacific railroad station AT
Newcastle and near the Julian Gold Mining com
pany's quartz mill, Placer county, California the
ioiloWlng described property, to-wlt: That Ger
tain mining claim known as the Julian Mine, ly.
ng and being in the County of Placer, State OF
Callor ia, situate about one and one-haf miles
southerly from the town of Newcastle commeno-
ing at the Buckeye ravine and running thence
northerly twenty-five hundred (2,500) feet the
same being quartz lode ledge embracing al
the dips, spurs and angles thereof, and one hun
dred feet on each side, with the appurtenances
thereto belonging
The above described nr1nar.v I will sell nc
aforesaid to satisfy said Judgment interest costs
attorney S fees and expenses of sale.
b. ID. DUNNAM,
Sheriff of Placer County.
Sheriffs Office Auburn, January 4th, 1878.
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