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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11

FOCETE DISTRICT COURT FOR IhE fAhIeh W
ORLEANS.
p. l. NorssEAux vs.. vS.,!I N. hoCHENtpEE-So'
revEK STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM 1T
J NAV concern. greeting: whereas Mrs. Marie AGe @
laide Monsseaux the wife OF r. H. Moussedu4, VI ose
city of New Orleans. has purchased at sale made
by the civil sheriff of the parish OF orleans Oh me
twenty-eighth day of December, 1877, the prop
erty hereinafter described, and has appheo 10
The nudge of this court for monition or aG.
vertisement in conformity to sections Z5.o ana
$3.50 of act No. 96 OF the General Assembly OF 70"
Now therefore, know ye, and aE persons inter
ested herein are hereby cited and admonshed IN
the name the State of Louisiana and OF the Fourth
OistTict Court for the parish of Orleans, who can
set I'D anv right, title or interest III aud to the
property hereinafter described, IN consequence OF
anv irreguarity illt gality in the appTaisement
or advertisement, i'll the time and manner OF sale,
or for any other defect whatsoever, to show cause
within thirty DAYS from the day this monitor is
first inserted in the public papers, why the sale 90
made shonld not homologated and confirmed
The said property was sold by the aforesaid
sheriff by virtue of and pursuant TO a wT1t OF
seizure and sale issued by the late Seventh Dis
tr:ct Court for the parish of Orleans at the SUIT o1
P H. Mocsseaux VS.. Michael Hochenedel, 80. 9So1
OF the docket of SAID court, which records are
transferred TO this court by operatiOn OF law auu
at when sale the said Mrs Marie Aoe.alde nous
seaux wife of the said Paul HypOlite M0Esse"lH
became The purchaser for the sum OF = ice
Description sf property as contained III tie i.'l:'
a certain lot of ground, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, rights, WAYS, servltudes,
privileges and advantages thereunto belonging or
in anywisesa pertaining, situated, lying and pe.hS
III tile Second District of this city, IN square
bounded by Robertson, Toulouse st. Lous ana
Viere streets. measuring tN enty i've f.et one
inch four lines front on ST. Louis street ny enc h!3
dred feet in depth, per plan drawn by Judlce
Fremau1, architects, dated the twenty Sc venth
day Of February, 1867, and deposited in tie "thce
of Edward Barnett, rotary public in this city;
which said properly forms part of lot dtslgnatfd
hV ~ 1Uth fpur Caroline
nan. widow of the late David Holman, now widow
OF Maurice Ouhl, by purchase from +. Hirsch, pei
act passt before said notary Barnett on the twen
;v-eightb day of March, l848. -
B. L. LYNCH Judge.
FuwARD DEBLOIs, Clerk.
New Orleans February 26 1873. NH 10 ~
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CONNIE RCIAL
MONDAY EyENINe, March

MONDAY EVENING. March 10 1873
CoTTON The sales to-day embraced $500
bales, at irregular and lower prices, requiring
reduction of rs a "a in our quotations. We
give also the Exchange figures, which are for
average lists according with its types, while
ours present the proper range of the mar
ket for average lists, but with the outside
figures for low mlddling, good ordinary
and ordinary given as the outside for strict
of those grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILATED
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11

The Screwmen's Benevolent Association
attended the funeral, Sunday, Of Mr.. Henry
Anderson, one of their members. Mr. An
derson was native of Sweden, and mao
been in this country over thirty years
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11

The "Tableau of the Firemen's Parade is
now on exhibition in Exposition Building
and is drawing crowds Of people, who gaze
at this fine painting.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11

IMPORTS.

EOSTOS-Bark Prairie Bird-23, empty barrels
40 pkgs fish 1900 kegs powder zoo bhis DEALS Ice
bbls potatoes
HAvANA-Schooner A Granger-loG 400 oranges
- 900 planta!ns 20 Lupches BAHAMAS II bahEt:s G:
vegetables
RIO JANEIRO-Erig Eig,,-479l bags coffee
ANSW WERP-Ship Lorley-28l8 bars railroad iror
TURKS lSLANU- schooner I gsk-2J,.1 40 bush
salt IN bulk
NEW YORK-Sc(ooper W VI jones-66 hhds sugar
100 hhds syrup l6& tons railroad iron 50 bxs snuff
Astd mdse
LIvEEPOOt-Steamship Missouri-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-Steamship Mississippi-A std mGse
CEDAR KEYS VIA ST MARKS-StsansEiy La
ra...-2I halPs cntf and snudries
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11

\ new water meter has recently been in
vented which is said TO be capable of regis
tering with perfect accuracy the amount
of water flowing through any pipe to
which IL is attached.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CAEDEN-Steamer Bertha-927 bales cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carrie Thorn-I6 oalts
cotton SO hhds sugar bbls molasses
TUNICA-Steamer " S Pike--2l7 bales cotton
{ hhds sugar II bbls mOlasses
ATrAK4PAS-Steamer Ida-54 bbs mOlasses l1o
hhds sugar
ST LOUIS-Steamer Pauline Carroll-5707 SKIS Of
corn 4O5 SKIS oats $50 SKIS bran 3438 bbls -four 290
bDls meal 18 cks bacon
CATRO-Steamer + Lee-l4 bales cotton 2s
hhds tobacco 3341 bbls -four 1910 bbs meal 1888
SKIS corn 1918 SKIS oats 1893 bales hay ll0 tcs lard
LOWEE COAST-Steamer Empire-20 hhds Of
sugar bbls molasses 85 SKIS rice
VGCKSBURG-Steamer Kdtie-239O bales cotton
1877 sks cotton seed and sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
81 LGCIS-Steamer Eismarck-Sundriss
CINCINNATI-Steamer Shannon-Snndrle.
ST LOUIS-Steamer Tom Jasper-37l9 sks cC!n
918 bbls -four l48 cks bacon us SKIS bran
Observation-Disclosures La Belie-l9l5 bales cot
ton and sundres
MINDEN-Stean.r Yirt-C5i ha2es cotton ADG
sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
hORGAES LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
March 8-32 bales cotton . bbls molasses l2C LhGs
sugar 40 head cattle
March 9-lt6 bales cotton and sundries
March 10 10 hhds sugar 20 bbs mo.asses 1903
head cattle and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD March .0-5o1 baler cotton u hhds tobacco
and sundTies
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON sHD GREAT sORTB
ERN RAILROAD, March 1C-i4s! oGles cotton snd
sundry produce
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
tNo arrivals from sea repOrted.l
STEAMBOATS,.
Pauline Carroll, Yore, from ST Louis
Robert Lee. Cannon. from Cairo
W Pike, Brown, from Tunica
Ida, Forgav, from Attakapas
Bertha, Johnson, f ON Camden
Carrie Thorn. DalteIes. from Yhbadsuh
Empire Jeanfreau. from Lower Coast
Katie, Campbell, from vicksbuTg
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamsh' . Missouri, Matthias from Liverpool feb
ruary 5, to Silas Weeks-4th district
Steamship Lavaea, Cooksey, from Cedar Keys and
st Marks to Post HObbv-lst district l3
Steamship Mississippi, Crowell, from New York
lst instant Ludwidsen-2d district
Brig Teresina, Coppoa, 80 days from Palermo, 70
G Grande-2d district
Schooner John Kranz, Pitcher l6 days from New
York, to Geo Fosdick &cO-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Bismarck Spane. from st Louis
shannon Beatty, from Cincinnati
Tom Jasper Brys0n, from st Louis
la Belle. Wood, from Shreveport
F.Tt, Hazlet, from Minden
1OwBOATs.
Equator. Warren from the Pases-ToweA down
and to sea 9Th instant, ship McNear-SrOught
UP brig Terssins and schooner John Kr2nz
EXPORTS.
BARCBEOHA-Bark Aqldita-ss5 bates cotton
RUATAN ISLAED-Scheoner Lily Of the valley
IS 900 shingles IS 490 feet lum pkgs tobacco %
ba les tobacco bxs bacon II bXs cheese tCs hams
bs gs coffee 20 bbs beef III bbls pork tcs lard 400
bbls -four Sc bbls potatoes 70 kegs lard 81 pigs o"!
ter and eundrTes
RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner May Evaline-l2 90
Shingles 20 bhls tOur bbls pork bbls bread 1900
feet lum ber bbls sugar fir kns butter kegs .sd
bags coffee ! tXs soap and sundTeS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11
HARDWARE.

HARD w Akk.
ENsTARLfsHEB IN fS22o
sHGCOuH. BALDWIN e. CO..
HARDWARE IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Sos. - Canal ssd 81, 80 asa ss Csmrso
streets,
Adjoining City Hott'. N.~ crissns La
Cutlery. GINS,
!ro. s:<s:. Male
Paints obs, ste.
LAHGR STOCK or FARMING IMPLEMENTS
FLOWS sCRAPERS SWEEPS, ETC.
Yorts P.teU: Plov and Scraper.
Mechanics Tools,
Railroad ssppiiseo
A., b. she .Cses: pr!ces
SLOCOME. BALDWIN CO.
rhsIm New Orleans La.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Tuesday, March II, 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Spanish bark Aqudita, Ferris for Barcelona
Schooner Lily Of the Valley, Leitch, for Ruatan -
land
Schooner Nay Evaline, Heken, for RuataI IslaLG |
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11
RAILROADS.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE o
Trains depart and arrive as follows from Cls noS
foot of Calliops stTestc
SEPART. sKErVs
Express. A. NJ. IExpwss.. lao A. NJ
hall...... 500 P. NJ. Mail .Il,{ll p ~
AcCommOda scccOmmds.
non. 4:90 p NJ tiOH. 9;5O4.So
This line is many mile. the short..s- and man %
hoGls the quickest to all points North and Eas.
and the only line running Puilman's Palace SIssro
.ng Cars to Louisville. Humboldt snG Memphis
"itheH, change Only one change 20 vripcipal
cues Ho'th and East. Tickets for sale and 81 ino
M oiHatGn gwen cgdnsr Camp and Com r o. s,ys&;so
a.deI City 6Ote!, New Orleans.
,al.ly D. S FROST .isnssoi yo.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11

LIvERPooL, March l0-Evening.-Mi
ding uplands Sas G934d; Orleans 97S a l0d
sales 10000 bales, of which 1000 were .foI f0I
export and speculation; sales include ooot
American. Delivered from Savannah OF
Charleston in March or April 90 l6d.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11

STEEA RAIL: eoyRLE yRaCA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
TIE great shost has nom Cinc;aus, .sr ca.rztaN
EkSV;
SAVING eighty seven to ITO mikes ard Arrv.ns sr&
train IN advance u
NEW YORK.
hAVln1 kry -efIse miles, and arriving q s,RMfsN
hours in advance ~
BAs.TIMOREs
eaVln esvsncy seven miles and sre~4.e aseN
ahs ShSH-quarters hours in .SV.xaa "a
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One Train the quickest
The GREAT FROM RAILWAY ps,rssm
ever tbs Ohio river, at Parkersburg ana Esnaw
srS completed
q, EoRNING AND NIGHT srssss
Fuaienan's Palace Drawing-Ron onrn eaIs
sleeping Cars
Are fuh Oh this route from St Iopi. rY,..,,.. a.
No4IU sus 10 Baltimore and Wasbjrg+ar (u-t 80
NTTHOUV CHAEGEi
ky'hls sou:s y,n svois al oms..lu s... ,sp.s
Tickets for sa-. ~ su :es.. .r..., m ~ s,.,N
AGS West. o" '"s Sss l9
4. ". COLE
"tL1's! TiGss! sRent. Baltiro.e. Sa,-'s,A
W. P. SMITH,
.'ef transportation, Baltimore May Is.A
SIDNEY B. JONES
.@ens'Ai Passes &c, Ageu: Gigcslaat,. DIN
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11
Foreign Markets,

sac. Bacon firm; large jobbing and order
trade; shoulders 6a4c clear rib She; clear
sac. Lard nominally She; held higher.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11

TO EHE &AsT......~Tn THE xAgV
RAILWAY.
roaa oapiee'on OF the Louisvi'e p,vs;ct og tA;s
travel makes tbs bsbei1 she "s1i8wsHt :s DaasaRsa1
aksT RoUTK TO fiHCiYssTf.
ALL POINTS EAST ASn NoRTHsAsy.
THREE fHROtGH rT,sIss rArrYS
'"e e4!1cs copnscsiOns from the .au:s :u. I.S
Cinnati
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
fh;o sA1e ana sSk fof ticke. .ia Lou .viie Aas 1a
c,n. aa9 Hiss sspp Railway, for sale 81 AL prize
~ sicKot orncss In the South. and in Louisvls ~
snS S SSeneral once Of the Company, corner youEtS
% nsn M streets alsc &C Gait 9ousa end Logigv!ls
,h 6.-I1cEets to c. einnstf snd points Aast, VA
Lna Lna une, are good OF mail line steau..rs and Nag,
'Ane eckete are goOt on this road.
CHARLES Z. FCLtBTT,
senRral P~Asenges and Ticket Agent, St LonS&
J. L. 6RfSWORD,
General superintendent ST. tcpSf,
THOMASsDORWH.
?HiS sensrS southera Agent. tisVns
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
.MONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE or LOUISIANA.

,iy~E E:s-E!c- COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
ORLEAN&
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11
IN BANKRUPTCY.

ESTATE OF FRANCIS JOSEPH PACK
wood individually, and member o1 the
IrIL OF lockwood Brother.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11

p y. NOrSSEAUX VS.. NJ. HOCHENkDEE-N(
liza.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11
STEAMBOATS,.
EXPORTS.

Equator. Warren. from the Pas@s-Towea down
and to sea 9Th instant, ship McNear-BrOught
up brig Terssins and schooner John HrSnz
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11

EASvAH PAULINE GOLDSTEiS Va. c"sErH
Isaac Barnett-So. 421S.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11

al the Missouri river to-day; but httie rise
IL the river. rood
About IA thousand feet of the wagon road
bridge across Loupe fork, at CoInino ouS' was
carried away by ice this morning
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presented by Mr.. Arthur Eeary others by
II. @. Fahnestock; q splendid fower.baskel
by Mrs. Alexander 4. Stewart; wreath
by Mrs. Swayne, and another by White
law Reid; q cross by P. Tillinghast, Jr.,
and star by Gen. Butterfeld. When the
pail bearers had taken their seats on eithel
side of the chancel, Rev. DR.. Tying read
the beautiful Episcopal service for the dead.
Rev. DIR. Hall then preached the funeral
sermon.
Meeting of ths bar In DiGerent Places
COLUMBUS, o., May 10.-As meeting
Of the Bar of Ohio in the Supreme Court
room, Judge j. r. Swan, of Columbus, was
chosen chairman, and @. G.. Goddard, OF
GAINESVILLE, secretary. A committee on res
olutions was appointed to express the sense
ofthe meeting on the death of Chief JUS
tice Chase, to report on the l4th inst:
CHICAGO, May 10.-The bench and bar
held largely attended meeting this morn
ing, to take appropriate action on the death
of Chief Justice Chase. Addresses were
made by Judges Crummond, Blodgett and
Williams and Elk Senators Trumbull and
Doolittle.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10.-The bar of
Philadelphia beld a meeting to-day and
took action beftting the death Of the Chief
Justice.
CINCINNATI, o., May 10.-The Bar
meeting at the United States Court room
to-day, in respect to the memory of Chief
Justice Chase, was largely attended. The
Court room was draped In mourning
Judge Ewing, of the United States District
Court, was appointed Chairman. The
Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas
and Superior Courts were appointed Vice
Presidents. A committee on resolutions
was appointed.
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Tigress fell in with oiir party u, 2 dense fog
and providBntisily struck tie very Zoe on
which they we're, Otherwise they must have
persisted. They all seem tolerably wen
Capt. Tyson complained of swelled legs
and feet, but nothing serious Is the matter
with him. When they left the Polaris, all
on board were In good health.
In reference to the way In which the Po-
laris got away from the party which was
rescued from The Ice, Capt, Tyson, states
that be Felt little anxiety at first, thinking
she would soon come to their relief. set
my colors, be said, as she steamed down
along shore, but the vessel was soon
lost to sight in a bend Of land, and what 1
took to be Northumberland Island. ! then
attempted to bring my boats across
in an easterly direction, hoping to mad
water and reach shore. succeeded In
dragging one boat across, took the water
and attempted to reach shore some distance
Below the vessel. We were then drifting
very fast, ard the gale was blowing fresh
with great violence from the northeast,
and showing very fast and drifting.
was driven back on the ice again.
NIGHT closed on me and carried US to the
southwest. In the morning we vere about
thirty miles southwest of where the ship
went into harbor. As heavy sea was run
ming which broke up my foe piece, separa-
ting us from siz bags Of bread and one boat.
I saw vessel under steam and canvas
rounding point 10 the northwest. Thinking
she would come to our relief, gave myself
no extra anxiety, but soon We were
Doomed co Dissppointment.
and from that time until the Tigress rescued
us we never got glimpse of the Polaris.
A dispatch from Washington says news
of the disaster to the Polaris affected the
President deeply, as he had hoped the en-
terprise Of the government in this direction
would rebound to national honor.
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In Baltimore Holahan was yesterday
sentenced to be hanged for the murder OF
Mrs. Lampey. The case of Nicholson, bis
associate in the murder, goes to the Court
ofAppeals on bill of exceptions.
In Philadelphia yesterday Perry White,
living in tenament house No. 400 New
Market street, set fire to the house, and
cut the throat of an unknown lNoman,
and then cut bis own throat. Both died.
The flames were soon extiEguished.
The coopers of Boston propose to strike
on Monday next unless the employers agree
to sell in the future homemade barrels at
home rates. H.s .ft.E
Five prisoners escaped from the jail at
Ironton, O., on Friday night last.
The United States steame iCsnandiagua
sailed yesterday from Key West for New
Orleans, to convey Minister Foster to vera
Cruz, from which place he will proceed TO
the City of Mexico. Tf FEsf
Train, Brown & CO., lumber merchants
in Whitfield, New Hampshire, lost by IRE
Yesterday $40, 900 worth of lumber. Small
Insurance. rsr- 20 -,-,-r-s- q.
A Richmond, Va, dispatch Of May 10,
saws: A duel took place last evening jos
beyond the city limits between John b.
Mordsca and Page Mccarthy, both were
wounded, Mortiecs fatally. The seconds
have been arrested. The difficulty occur
ed about lady.
The New Orleans Opera House was SOLD
by the Sheriff yesterday for 100000 cash
1t cost the Opera House Association SOU,
600. 9i1 4
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ANOTHER KANSAS HORROR.
A Most Horrible Scene.
Double Murder and Suicide.

A Double Murder and Suicide.
ATcHIsoN, KS, May 10.-A special dis
patch to the Daily Champion, from Wet
more, a small town on the Central Branch
railroad, forty miles from here, gives an ac-
count of a most revolving wholesale muir
der. 1t appears that man named James
Erickson was arrested some lime ago,
charged with committing rape on the wife
OF man named Marquets. All the parties
are Swedes. Erickson was acquitted and
left the place. Yesterday he came back to
Wetmore, and this morning went
to Marquett's house, near the
town, and when the latter came to the
door, Erickson shot him through the breast
killing him instantly. He then took Mar
quett's two small children to the door OF a
neighbours house, where he left them, say
ing he had killed their father and was going
back to kill their mother. The alarm was
soon given, and the neighbors rushed to
the scene of the murder; but it is reported
that they feared to go into the house and
sent to Wetmore for assistance. Be-
fore it arrived they heard shots inside,
and on entering the house they found
Mrs. MaTquett, laying on the bed in state OF
nudity and shot in seven places. Erickson
was laying across her body, also dead, shot
in two places, one over the temple and one
in the abdomen. He still beld the pistol in
his hand, and he had, it seems, committed
rape on the woman before killing her, and
then shot himself. The bodies were all
brought to Wetmore and an inquess is now
being held over them.
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LOUISIANA.
Reports and RumOrs from the Seat of
a.. War-Quiet about Restored.

Reports and RumOrs from the Scat of
War-Quiet about Restored.
V New IBERIA, LA, May 10.-Fifty Me-
tropolitan cavalry, under Cooney, arrived
here last night, and left about light this
morning for st. Martinsville. They report
having no difficulty on their way, and the
man who reported a skirmish sixteen miles
above Brashear is q deserter. Two hun
bred United States troops arrived here at
II to-day, and proceeded on to st. Martins
vile by the steamer Iberia. Gen. Badger
has scouts through the country trying to
ascertain the whereabouts of Col. De Blanc,
whose movements so far are unknown. 1t
lie reported here this morning thst reinforce
menls were coming to Col. De Blanc from
ST. Landry. Col. De Blanc has evidently
Intended. from the first to maintain resist
ance to Kellogg's government, but did not
desire the shedding of blood. The whole
affIir is virtually over, with the exception
of what action may be taken by the United
States troops and Marshal.
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bONDON, May lO.-A dispatch rom
Rome says the Pope was too i'll yesterday
to receive party Of pilgrims from France.
Reported Defeat of the Cariists Under
Don AlphOnsO.
PARIS, May 1O.-A Bayonne dispasch
saws that the Spanish troops in the Province
of Biscay have rot been paid for some time,
and have mutinied.
Reinforcements have been sent to the
Spanish troops at Navarro. The official
report of the engagement with Dorregaray
at Navarrs, says six Republicans were killed
aud ia wounded. Another account places
the number of killed alone at 200.
SabsHs, the Carlist leader, recently shot
one of his officers whom he learned was
about to surrender.
A severe conflict has taken place between
the Carlist band under Don Alphouso and
the Republicans, resulting in the total de-
feat of the former. Sixty-five Csrlists were
killed and many wounded. Information
has been received at the war office of the
defeat of the Carlists in a number OF small
engagements. Several Priests have been
arrested in Madrid charged with advocating
the cause of Don Carlos.
Elections Favor the Republicans.
MADRID, May 10.-Returns of the voting
to day in Madrid and the provinces for the
Electoral Bureau are in favor of the Federal
Republicans. s r-
Fire on an Iron SteamshiP-Inyesti.
CATION of the Loss OF the Atlantic
Examination of the Bank of Eng
land FOrgers.
LONDON, MAY 10.-A fire was discovered
TO day in the British iron steamer Agincour
The compartment in which the fire origi-
mated was flooded off. The extent of dam
age has not been ascertained.
LONDON, May 10.-Oficial inquiry into
the loss of the steamship Atlantic was
opened to-day in Liverpool. Ismay, one of
the agents, testified that she left port with
955 tons of coal and provisions for thirty
two days, independent of cabin stores.
Bidwell and Noyes, of the Bsnk of Eng
land forgery noUoriety, had another exam
ination to day at the Mansion House. 1t
is said they wish to turn Queens evidence.
The Carlist adherents in this city report
Don AL phonzo in front of Igualada, Sabslls
before Mnnesa and Tristany at Reno, each
with large force.
Movements Of Celebrities.
VIENNA, May 10.-The Prince of Wales
will leave for Pesth to- day. accompanied by
Prince Arthur.
Financial.
VIENNA, May 10, 6 p. m.-Several prom
inent bankers of his city have subscribed
IL, 600, 900 forms to ease the stock market
and the Austria n Minister Of finance by an
arrangement with the National bank has
increased the sum to 10000, 900 forms.
German Ambassador TO Paris.
BERLIN, May 10.-It is denied that Gen.
Manteuffel will be appointed Ambassador
to Paris upon the evacuation of French ter
ritory by German troops.
Disturbances I'm Panama.
HAVANA, May 10.-Intelligence from
Panama to the 9TH states that factions con-
tending for authority are still in opposition,
and there has been some fighting between
than
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THE MODOC WAR.

The MOdOcs Fleeing from the Lava
Beds-GOing TO the Goose Lake
Country.
SAN Francisco, May 10.-A dispatch
from Yreka says the ModOcs are known to
o be out of the Lava Beds, and ara thought
to be fleeing to the Goose Lake country.
The Warm Spring Indians and several
scouting parties are in close pursuit. Six
men from Yreka are On the trail of Bogus
; q harley.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-11
An Old Relic.

Can't. W. W. Evans, in tie car-sheps of
The Nashville and Chattanooga railroad, has
in bis possession piece Of the silk fringe
from the flag presented TO Battles 10th
Teuuessee Regiment, at Bristol, in 1861, by
Miss ZolhcoffeT. He obtained this memen-
TO from the battlefield, afterwards, when
Tie flag was literally cut to pieces by bull
lcis, put the small piece in bis pocket-book,
We re it has remained ever since.