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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE TO POST.
AL CONVENTION WITH SWiTZER.
LAND

LAND.
Additional articles 20 me postal convention
6erwee:. III. Swiss Confederation and the
United States oi America OF the Twelfth.
Of October. !ool. relative TO the exchange
OF international. postal orders.
The Sw:s. Federal Council, represented
by Mr.. John Hitz. swis. Consu. General
and Political Agent az Washington, the
Postot,lcc Department o: the UniteG States,
represented. b. Hon. John 4. j. C.eswei..
Postmaster General. for tie ,.c.cDcs. @: es.
ia bl!sa!u =. 90: til. exchange O: :a.a-na.
tloHa. postal orders. uniform. rate: ~. cc.r.
mission. capable OF being NO .a.;.r Nod.
tea according TO circumstances. have
agreed. subject 20 the ratification O. :le re-.
sDective auth critics Of the Two eon:.ac.in
countries. upon the following.
l. Article I've .: the convention between
tie Swiss Confederation and III. United
S.a'e' al America o: the r1e.ti.. Z: October.
1885,. is replaced By the following new att.
Gle:
ARTICLE V.
TIE Swiss Postal Administration IS a.
liberty 10 modify. az any time whenever il
may be deemed expediea.. tn. rate. Of com.
mission on orders issued in Switzerland for
the Cnlte,. STATE. O: America and .ne same
righ: g also reserved to the Postal Admin,
istration of the United States Tor money
orders issued IN that country Tor transm,s.
sion to Switzerland. the two aiminissra.
tons sAal. arrange. Is mutual agreement.
the division OF the proceeds 0: said commits.
!ions.
:: THe provisions OF this new article five
s1a,. take eject. o.. :-e ti-s: day O. April,
1872.
Done n duplicate az! s:-aeA Il Was.
ington this sventyth!id dav Of February.
one '..o.s.Ud e.c.: .uIG.e: a..: ,e:.r.v.
.To -----zFzs---
JOHN A. j. CRESWEtL.
Postmaster General OF the United States.
JOHN HITZ,
SWISS Consul General aad Po,;.;ca, Agent.
! aeseoy approve tue foregoing ccE ve,.
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Advertise in the RECORD,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
John E. OWENS

That Mr.. Owens is an artist Of real merit
and not Of mushroom growth, has been so
clearly established that the question is be-
yond the range of discussion. His DR..
PangloSS, in the comedy of the "1eir at
Law" last night, was rendered so truth
fully and correctly that not a defect could
be discovered. Stately Miss Jane Reignold
was the Caroline D0rmcr of the play, and
her role was well performed. The Ciceiy
Honscsp,t Of Miss NJ. E. Gordon developed
some fine points in that lady's acting, which
surprised even those who have appreciated
her highly heretofore as good actress. A
more supeIlatlve expression should be ap-
piled to her in this character.
Tie highly amusing comedy Of the ''Hap-
piest Day OF Ny Life gave freer scope for
the genius of fun which crops out conspic-
Uouslv in Mr.. Owens characters. he kept
the audience in roar of laughter from the
beginning to the end Of the piece. There
is SO much mirth in Mr.. Owens disposition
that somehow the audience anticipate some
thing funny in each sentence that he Is
about TO utter. Nor are they disappointed
In these times of depression going 20 see
Mr.. Owens an6 his company has better
effect on business men who are short in
their bank accounts than q temporary loan
20 meet the deficiency would havc. They
get SO thoroughly impregnated with happi-
ness that they forget to be gloomy and
press right onward in their business as
though no recerses threatened them. deter.
mined to win success just as John Z. Owens
WINS their hearty appreciation. The Sophia
OF Miss NJ E. Gordon is exactly adapted to
her style of acting, and she elicits earnest
commendation. The entire company sup
port Mr.. Owens handsomely. Matinee tc'
day. and ''Solon Shingie" bill this even
ing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
NEW YORK.
&rrivaIs-SchOoners Collide-Lctter Tr0Eg
the Greeley sisters-Heavy APpIicug
tiOns for the New LOau.

tiOns for the New LOars
New YORK, February 4.-3rr3gc8-o- i.
Steamships Georgia, Manhattan and SOGtpl
Carolina. Arrived ont-Sitpeia, City OG
Brussels, Denmark Idaho and gilJ8 e
Paris.
The schooner Eclipse. Gpnea Coz 8ayaaa
nah, returned today, haVing collideG with
the schooner May Stockham. from Charles
ton, which has arrived hereo Bota wgrs
considerably damaged.
The following is Miss GreeYey's Ystfes de-
eIining contest over her fathers yIl:
CoTTAGE PLACEo January 99s 1876
Dear 5udge Hartt:
am so much distressed by the repor1 o#
Yesterdays proceedings az White Plains
that must Withdraw frem n contest whicir
our opponents are determined shall be
waged over my fathers grave for not even
to carry out his last wishes can permit q
memory which is infinitely dear to me to be-
so desecrated.
With thanks to yourself, Mr.. Nelson and
Mr.. ChOate for the very kind efforts which
you all made on behalf of myself and
sister | remain, with much respect, very
truly yours
GABRIELLE GREELEY.
Applications for the new loan in this city,
and through the agencies in the interior,
are numerous and heavy, and are chiefly
from national banks exchanging their cir
culation security. Very few have yet come
in from remote points, which are now only
beginning to be reached by the full pruspeG-
tus. Advices from London Indicate large
subscriptions, but as the continent has not
yet been heard from, there is no data upon
which to estimate an aggregation of appli-
cations. The five per cents closed here a&
lI334, or about H per cent premium.
Evening.-MOney 70 gold. Sterling % 40
Is. Gold closed at 1893 0ll314. GoverGo
ments steady. Loans 3 to for carry ing,
State bonds very dun.
Skies Of 1881, 1885; fve-twenties Of 1862
ll4lR; 1864, ll4lb; 1865, rs, nov Il4aa5
1867, 1864; 1868, ll65s; new tivcs, ll344 3
ten forties, ll478; Tennessee skies S2l5; new
81; Virginia skies AZ, new So consolidated
So, deferred IA, Louisiana SKIES 50, new
45, levee SKIES so, eights 10; AIabam8
eights 81, tives SIS; Georgia sizes Is, sevenE
80; North CArolinas 33, new IL, special ta2
l3; South Carolinas 40, new % April &nd
October 2t4h
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
FOREIGN.

Tf#e fsiRP 4gninsf Bowicsp dhg agRnkGasaa
Proposed Employment of CIsnnmen in
acknowledgements Threats of ASS
sassina atiOn-God Weather in England
0dIundreds of Persons Frozen to DentB
o-Earthquake on SHmos IsIand-Ma drid
POstmen on a strike -yhe MinncsotIs al
liverpO,Ee
&oNDoS, February g.e& 9Pap 6nP qgsss
found in theCentral Criminal Court apaiqsS
Mr.. Robert Bowles, charging ann with miaa
demeanOrs in connection web aertain e3ta9ps
rites deposited in the Partisan 0ousp Of
BOwles & Br0ther. The tSia3 jsG 29eetc& &c
take place as an early daB.
The proprietors Of several GollHeq4es YD Ire
south of Wales, who have announced 6heig
intention to import Cinnamon from GaifoJo
MIA toaake the place of the men on a strike
hayo received anonymous letters threatens
ing assassinatiORf if they carry Gus 6heiS de-
signso
The weather she paA qew Paq . mas 8asE
Intensely eolds and hunHyeds of pc9sCnE
were frOze1 to death Gn England aluSinG
that timeS
There was another f7sS in the price Og
coaLs which this morning. sold at ASS peg
ton, and during the day advanced to 53s
Many furnaces and mills have been c0rau
PEELED to suspend work, and the advance
has seryed to tlatten the market for English
rail way securities.
The excessive celd of the past few days
Is abating. The cold caused great dist9gss
IN this and other cities, the poor boing 0fo
presided Sog the weather SO unnatpra! ia
England
ATHENS February a.-~s&B earthquake oh
the island OF SatnOs caused gsaae desJgsea
! ton of property and life.
MADRID, February 4v-The posSfpel OE
strike delay the delivery OF letters.
LIVERPOOL, February 4.-eArrived@ d@ MiIRs
nesota, from New Orleans.
PARIS. February A weeks mails are
IC0GTLEQ Al on RLGULu PAaEi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05

tory Of it. He said it had passed the Sen
ate with but one dissenting vote. and he
thought that Senators had carefully eonsid-
cred it, and come to the conclusion that it
was just to pass the bill. under all the cir
eumstances, for the relief o! nr Shawhan.
Mr.. Young concluded by moving sus-
pension OF the rules in order that the bill
be placed upon its third seading. Ills mo
siOn was lost.
Mr. Sewell made an Intellectual attempt
to call up Senate bill Nc. 5, an act for the
relief of the Attorney General of the State.
On motion Senate bill Ne. i3, was made
the special order Of the day 3og To-day, at
one o'clock.
On motion House bill 80. IS, was made
the special order of the day imn.ediately ly
after the reading Of the journal
The House then adjourned 20 meet to-day
at twelve o'eleck ".
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
RubinsfeiD ne the 0peya Houses

This is musical people, and an sxtsaos'
iinary opportunity will be afforded them
at the Opera House this evening 30 hear
Rubinstein and Wieniawski in a sonata for
the piano and violin. which will be the tifst
performance in the second part Of che CON
cert. Besides these artists, Bile, Louise
0rmeny and Mile. Lsuise Liebharr will
take part in the concert. Grand extra Ru-
Binstein matinee tomorrow h0on % the
Dnera House.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
Still Crowded.

When we consider the variety of attrac.
ton embraced in the performances By Miss
Lydia Thompson and her company, and the
limited run allowed the various burlesquea,
it is not to be wondered that the Academy
of Music is crowded every evening. This
is TO be attributed to merit upon the stage,
eompctently managed, and this company
therefore can not be other than it stands
the most complete in all its details ever be.
fore the public. Observe the arrangement
OF their business on this the last week OF
the most successful four weeks engage.
ment ever played in this city.
This evening. robin Hood Thursday.
aladdin" Friday, Miss Thompson's fare
wei! benefit. which will take the form OF a
compliment. bearing about one thousand
signatures of the best class of our citizens.
when she Will appear il two pieces,
"Ixi0n," and Nan. the GOod-for Nothing"
Saturdays matinee will give us "Lurline,"
and Saturday evening the engagement will
culminate in The most enormous bill yet
offered, embracing scenes and acts from
"Luriine." ""'Blue Beart' and "kenilworth,"
for the benefit Of the funniest men known 10
burlesque, Harry Beckett and Willie
Edouin. Sunday evening will be the last
appearance of the company. The manage.
nent think that it will be necessary to use
the family circle fer ladies on Friday eve
ming. Consequently the price will likely
be one dollar in all parts OF the house. such
being the demand for seats
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
CONGRESS.

No Testimony in Louisiana Affairs Ycster=5
day-Permits to Unload Vessels nc
Night-PensiOn TO Zachary TaylOr'sa
Daughter-Credit BIObilier Evidence
Resumption OF Specie Payments Die
cussed.
: WASHINGTON, February 4-No testimony
in Louisiana affairs to-day.
The Committee on Ways and Mean will
report tavorably on permits to unloa YES
sells at night.
The House bill granting Mrs. Wood,
daughter of Zachary Taylor, $50 per
month passed, to be given from time of her
husbands death.
The evidence before the Credit Mo bilep
committee was ordered printed. The evi-
dence affecting members was referred to-
that body
The case of pensions occupied thoday-
The Senate discussed the CesUmptioI H5
specie payment
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
siORE DISCLOSURES.
Democratic Fsauas Tpsn Republicans.

fSh Astpu0ifCRhss
An affidavit has been made bv Dem
oeratie supervisor. appointed by !yarmoth
for one OF the down town wards, TO the
effect that some hundreds OF fraudulent
registration papers were issued by him I'M
der instructions from the 1ate State supey-
visor.
1t also disciosss seere: thar has ieng
puzzled the Republican leaders. On many
of the poll books the letter d. was marked
before the names of many eolored voters,
and its significance remained unexplained
This attiant deveiopes the fac: that i, was
a secret instruction to the Democratic cleo
ton commissioners that . duplicate had
been issued TO a xlite Democrat, and that
any celored man Offering 70 vote that num-
Der must be rejected. This was very gen
orally done.
A prominent magistrate, and q fusion
candidate, deposes that tho whilom Secre-
| .ary of State, Colonel Jack Wharton, called
upon him 60 swear the supervisor of Madi-
son parish 20 certain sOcalled returns
cooked up in private apartments on Dau-
phine or some parallel street. In asking
| the supervisor why he had not made up the
returns in the parish as required by law, he
replied that there were TOO many Repub-
licans there. so ne destroyed the votes and
came to New Orleans among his friends,
where ne could fix them TO suit himself.
These affidayits, giving names dates and
details, are now on the way to Washington.
&,
Democratic supervisors are in preparation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05

ASSESSMENTS Nos. ~. l23. l24 AND 125.--
See Special Notice CoIl.mm.-Death OF
William Weiss. Conrad Kaiser. John Eel
der and Henry Hilebrand, payable at the
Office of the Mutual Aid and Benevolent
Life Insurance Association of Louisiana,
No. 10 Camp street. Amount paid out since
organization, August. 1868, $304,25Q.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
Poor IarlOtt0s

4 Dresden dispatch OF Thursday ewes
ming. thirtieth Instant states that the ee'
port published in the Berlin journals al
leging the death of the ex.Enpress of Mex,
leo in Dresden is untrue Carlotta was
then still living, but her condition was
such that death is probable as any 3no'
ment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05

FI"E FURNITURE. DIAMONDS AND SILrER
WARE.-The attention Of the public is
called to the sale which will be made today
BY Francis Fernandez. auctioneer. at No.
i@6 Basin street, between Poydras and La
fayette, at eleven o'clock. of a very fine
assortment of household furniture. dia'
!non1s and silver ware, wei! worthy their
AT lts.p+ion
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
The Temperature

The thermometer at Louis Ffigerio's,
No. so Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follows: At 8 a. NJ, $50; at 2 P. NJ, t9';
at P. NJ, 60. Lowest point during the
night of February 3, s9o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
UNDREDS FROZEN TO DEATH
LAYING A CORNER STONE
WASHINGTON
An Insane Father Attempts to kiiI Hime
self and His Family-UniJed States
BOnds nnd Lirc HIating Nnfcs.

z
Bonds and Circulating Notes.
WASHINGTON, February 4.-Mr. Has
grove, formerly of Hudson county, Virginia
attempted to kill himself, wife and the
youngest of his four children to-day, in-
sanity, from pecuniary troubles by the war
causing his ruin, being the cause.
The Controller of Currency will not h ere@
after exchange United States bonds de
posted as security for the circulating n otes
of national banks, except upon condition of
substituting the new five per cents of the
loan of July IA, 1870, and January 20, 1871.
Louisiana affairs are discussed constantly
at all places of resort AS a sensation it
paramounts the Credit Mobilier and the
Modoc war. The best opinion is that Con
gress will remit the matter to the people
and order new election as the only DOS
sible solution of the problem.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
we copy this paragraph sron8 tic Sew

York Commercial s4drerttseIY
Rubinstein is constantly shocked as the
coarseness and incivility of Americans. He
is polite man, and struggles to conceal his
feelings, but his keepers are appreh
cut off bis hair
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05

Edwin c. Bailey, formerly OF the Boston
Herald, is spoken Of for Governor Of New
Hampshire.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
FURNITURE.
Nor1CE...... ......."."...".....'hcTick

NOTSCE..ss.s ...'hNVtCA
MAR A w on
Dealer On all Kinds of Furniture.
NOs. SO, lOl and lNa CHARITIES STREBg, Eewt
leans.
Hss constantly hand an assortmeps OF
Cottage Bedsteads extra make. with.e dr-in'
POsts). with teasters, Sl2.
Solid Walnut one-!Ourth Marble bureaus, $50.
Solid Walnut Portable Armoigs. with two drs
ers in bottom, 500.
Victoria Bedroom Sets, IN Walnut Mahogany u.
Imitation Rosewood, ten pieces. 6 l20.
Spring Mattresses made to order F25 and S30.
Parlor Sets in Walnut, Mahogany and Imitation
Rosewood, ten pieces. at very moderate prices.
ate prioss fe1O lr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,


f. As Z Orke es ais. as. ship Gettysburg
No. O07
I'm THE SElTED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS
Il STiCt of LOusiana.-In obe ience to an adm
rally warrant 10 me directed in the above entitled
suit. have seized and taken into my pOssession-s
THE SHlP. .GE tTISBURG. her tackle. boats, enc.
now hbelrd by 4. A. Yorie and others, foE the
causes set forth in the libel pending in the
DistTiC: Court OF the United States.
And DO hereby cite anG adnoL ish the SSyner or
ovnoFs thereof, and all and every perseu or per
sons having pretending to have any right, title
or interest 10 the same, to be and appear at a
district court of the United States for the District
aforesaid to be holdeu at the city of New Orleans
on the ;hiId Monday OF February, TO show cause,
il sny they have or can, hy the said ship should
not be condemned and sold agreesbly to the prayer
OF the libelauts.
United States Marshars offce, New Orleans Jan
uary %, 1873.
s. B. PACKARD.
ja29 fe5 II II Unitsd States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
By TELEG RAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
No LOUISIANA TESTIMONY YESTERDAY
An ASSOCIATED PRESS OPINION
Desperation of an Insane Fathes
APPLICATIONS FOR THE NEW I.OA&
THEY ARE NUMEROUS AND 4EAyY
oo-o-Svevoo-o-ozo
COLD WEATHER IN ENGLAND
HUNDREDS FROZEN TO DEATH
so-o-S-De-o
THB CARLISTS in SpAqN
EXPRESS TRAIN OFF. THE GRAGg
S'TNG TnP NTTTp S.rCHN-IG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05
AN ASSOCIATED PRESS OPINION

Desperation of an Insane Fathes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05

COLD WEATHER IN ENGLAND
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-05

NT8HEEI1I1S TIE 1IltES
sole sLessec..................LA BARRETT
ENGAGEMENT OF THE GREAT COMEDIAN.
JOHN Il OWENS,
Supported by his own dramatic company.
MONDAY, February 3-EvERYBODVS FRLESB
TUESDAY. February 4-HEfR AT fAw and HAP
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY s-Matinee-EvERY
BODY& FRIEND and ROUGH DIAMOND. Even
ing-TICTINS and SOLON SINGLE
THURSDAY, February 6-PooB GENTLEMAN
and FORTY WINKS.
FRIDAY, February :-PAUL PRS and L!'& ~
SATURDAY. Fsbru .ry -Matinoe-SICTIMS and
DUMB BELLE Eyenit g-HAIRTPIESsTn IT snI BAf or f.s NJ
LIFE SOLOE SHISGLH and LIVE INDIAN. It.
CT CHARLES THEATRE.
Ben ...";;:..e erGPrieSor
ALEE. klIZJbRSbD.. o..s.o''" '.NtaSo -nhuaa0'
The talented Comedian
MIR. G.. Is. BISHOP.
"Wednesday Evening, February ). sSTs,
.he aew and thrilling Drama OF
WAR CLOUDS,
4 ?AGE OF HISTORY By OUR SPECIAL COB
RESPONDENT.
Marion o. Msaifo:d :d.....,.......Mr. e. B. BISHOP
Scenes in Virginia and Georgia in 8! and 60
Friday--Bsneft of c. B. Bishop.
Naturday-Only Bishop Matinee.
Annual Mardi Iiras Ball February Is. 1878.
Doors open at quarter to seven; the overture
will commence at u quarter TO elgnt o CLOCK
fe5 p. GLEASON Treasurer
kCADEMY Of MUSiCs
3. BIDwFLH............. Manage and Proprietor
o. NJ NfA$T hISF WEEK AND iFAREwEIL
To ths world famed PEERLESS Queen OF Buflesgt'eo
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
HER MAMMOTH COMPANY,
who have, Auting the past three weeks appeared
before a succession of the maet crowded audiences.
composed Of The elite and fashion of New Orleans.
The Manager Tegrettuily announces that 1t IS
TO be feared the present elk will be MISS THOMP-
SONS LAST APPEARANCE IN NEW ORLEANS,
and consequently the arrangements are such as TO
present A CHANGE OF BILL NIGHTLY.
Wednesday Evening, February 5-ROBlN HOOD.
Thursday evening, February 6-ALADDlN.
Friday Evening, February 7-Complmentary
Benefit 70 LYDIA 1HOMPSON-1w wo pieces-lAION
and N THE GOOD FOR NOTHING
Saturday Matinee, February 8-LURLlNE.
Saturday kveHing-The engagement culminatts
in the greatest buIesque bill ever presented, which
will be TO! the BENEFIT OF BkGKETT ~, AND
EDOUIY Thrre pieces First act of LURLiNE sec
Ond act of BLUE BEARD Game of EuchTe al
Heather Chuec scene from KENILWORTH.
SUNDAY EVENING-LAST APPEARANCE.
Seats may be secured III advance Tor elther OF
the above performances, and patrons viii consult
their better accommodation by engaging places,
thereby avoiding the rush at the box Uthce durlng
the evening.
Doors open at half-gast six; performance COM
mence5 at d quarter to eight.
No INCREASE IN PRICES
Monday. February l0-The distinguished actress,
MRS. 0. P. BOWERS, supported by MR. J. &. NC
CCLLOM and Dramatic Company. leo
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