New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-30

vocated-The May Interest-Trouble
With the Sailor Boardinghouse Keep
ers-VOudOuism in New York-The At
Iantic Bank-The Vienna ScaBdai-The
VIII Of LOnis Napoleon.
New YORK, April 29.-Commerce is al
most paralyzed by The the trouble with the
sailor boarding hoEses. Vessels va!uably
Oaded have been detained a week.
The paymaster If the Second Avenue
treet railroad, who b I'd pepper thrown in
lis eyes by Sobbers~ VII lose lie eyesight.
= 10 arres o.
The JoorssSoS Commerce urges Gle lay
ing of an American press cable.
Tue government has paid over ST., ,0G0, 900
of the MAY interest.
Under lie superstition OF vOUdOuism, a
negro woman at Hampstead, Long Island,
is charged with numbering uer three illegit-
iI1ate children.
The A lautic Bank is better than ex-
pected Taint, LIS been indicted.
\ HerGid special from Vienna Of the
twenty ninth says: The American scandal
sill occasions great excitement in a:isto-
cratic circles. 1t is discussed with sneers
as tnntler indication of the working of
democratic institutions. General Mayer,
under advice Of counsel. peremptorily re-
fuses to sure uder the official papers with
the list of eXni ..itOTs. The new commits
siGners are completely hampered and will
probably request the interference of the
Austrian governmenf. DR.. Ruppauer an
other suspended COIN IL ssioner, has left for
Switzerland. Van BuIen is still here"
A NerGM London special gives the fol-
lowing text of the will of the late Emperor
Napoleon, under which letters of admins
tratiOn are now applied for. The estate is
sworn to under Gi20,000, and this sum is
subject to claims which will reduce il one
half
This is INV viii l commend my son and
my wife 70 the Elgh authorities Of the state,
to the people and TO the army.
The Empress Eugenie possesses all the
quail les IT t4ulste for Capably conducting
the regency. and NY son displays the dis
position and judgment which Will render
hun worthy OF bis high destiny Let him
never forget the motto Of the head of our
family: " Everything tor the French peo-
pie" Let him tx i'll bis mind the writings
of the prisoner Of s.. Helena. Let him
study tie Emperor s deeds and correspond
ence and finally, let lin remem Der, when
circumstances permit, the cause o. the peO-
pie Is the cause of France.
Power IS a heavy "urden. because one
can not always DO al the good one could
wish and because cOnttmp DTaries seldom
render u-tice, Sd thai III order to fulfill
ones mIssiGD one must have faith in and
consclenlous'y appreciate his duty. 1t Is
necessary 10 consider thaC from heaven
above those whom you have loved regard
and protect you. 1t IS the soul of my Illus
tricus unc.e that has aiwars inspired and
sustained ne. The like VII apply to my
SOD, for he WIil &lway S be worthy of his uaIne
leave 20 the Empress all my private
property. l wish al the majority of ny
son she shall i've at the Elysoe and Bar-
Titz. | trust that my memory will he dear
70 her. and that after my death she will
forget whatever rrhappiness ] may have
caused her. With regard to nv sor, let
him keep as talisLnan the seal wore at
tached to my watch, and which comes from
my mother. Let him carefully preserve
everything that came 70 Inc from the En-
peror, my uncle, and let him be convinced
that my heart and soul remain with him.
! make no mention of Iny faithfHl SER
wants, as | am convinced the Empress and
and NY son Will never abandon them /
shall die in the Catholic Apostolic Roman
religion, which uIy SOL viii always honor
by his piety.
Done and signed with my hand at the
palace Of the TuiieIies, April y, 1865.
fSigneGt NAPOLEOG