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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
Leaves every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at nine
O'clock, sharp.
d&an11~ h Lower Coast United States
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BELOW COMING Up.

Ship Glendower, DeGruchy, from London October
II, in ballast, to MASTER
British ship Lizzie Rose Morris, SO days from Wind
sor in ballast to Miller Eco
British ship Empress, Hamon from London, Octo.
Der IS, in ballast, to master
Norwegian bark Livingstone BOrvitz from Havre
October 16, in ballast, to master
Schooner Island Belle, Bright, days from Vera
Cruz, to MASTER
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MONETARY.

OFFlCE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,}
THURSDAY EVENING. December IL. 1873. S
We have no further improvement to notice IN
tine money market. The demand for discounts
continues of fair extent at previous rates, with
preference for loans on colaterals. The position
of the banks is about the same. We continue to
quote first class paper accompanied by nexcep
tionable colaterals at l0l1 " cent p month;
Al without cOllaterals, at lh o., and second grade
rule AT 10 y cent y annum. and second grade at
Hap. 7.@
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oUCSEScloN Ut ChahLES MaSSlEU.
Second District Cour for the Parish of Orleans
pY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTToNEER-
- Office No. 46 Exchange alley-WBDNESDAY,
December II, 1873, at Twelve ocock NJ, will be so d
at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange on Royal street, between
Canal and CustOmhdlse streets by virtue and
IN pursuance of an Orter from the Hon. A. L. Tssot,
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans. dated November %, 1873 for account OF
the above succession, to wit
ONE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND PIN, weighing, more
or less, four carats.
ONE GOLD BRACELET, enameled with dia.
mOnds.
ONE GOLD BROOCH enameled with diamonds
ONE GOLD JARUSE
ONE GOLD MEDALLION AND CHAIN
ONE LEFAUCHEUX GUN.
ONE LOT MEERSCEAUM PIPES.
ONE GOLD PATENT LEVER WATCH.
ONE GOLD SNUFF BOX
TWO GOLD WATCHES.
And other JEWELRI etc.
The diamonds are of he finest and worthy of the
attention of cOnnOiss,urs and Will be OF exhib.
hon at the office OF tn, auctloneer two day pre-
vlOus to sale
Also by virtue of the same order will be sold at
$50 +. NJ, on Barracksstreet, between Galvez and
Miro streets
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ONE LOT OF WEAVING APPAREL.
ONE LOT OF SILNERWARE AND CROCKERY
WARE, etc
Terms-Cash on the mot dec q Y
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Tickets $40 Half tickets IS. Quarters So So
Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
always drawn at the time named. and all draw
ings are under the supervision of sworn commits.
sioners. a
The official drawing will be published in the st.
Louis papers, and a copy of the drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets.
We will draw a similar scheme the last day of
every month during the year 1873
Remit by postoffice money orders, registered
letter. draft or express.
Send for a circular. Address
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Postofice box 446, st. Louis Missouri.
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DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO.. ALEX.
ID LEVY, MISUNDERSTANDING No. SO Chartr
street.-On "WEDNESDAY, December H. 1873. at
twelve o'clock NJ, byvirtue of order OF the Hon.
E H. Durell, judge q the District Court OF the
United States of Ameica for the district of Louis
lana, sitting in bankruptcy, dated Dec emb Der s.
1873
THE ENTIRE STOIK IN TRADE of Caro- line
Barousse, in bankruptcy, consisting of mill merry
goods and fixtures.
The above without sny reserve whatever
Terms-At sale. DEF
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By Pladde J. Spear.

DIAMONDS. DIAMONDSs
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WEARING APPAREL.
LEFAUCHEUX Gun, MEERSCHAUM PIPES,
GOLD WATCHES AND CHAINS, SlLvERWARE,
GROCKEkYWARE, ETC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-12

Of HIN fate. the Governor having firmly der
clined to interfere Pertech refuses to con-
fess his gni1t. though there ie scarcely a
doubt of it. He refuses to permit reporters
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New YO ~ Market.
NEW YORK, March %.

NEW YORK, March -.
FLOUR-Market rs steady an que,
at 5 80 p6 o. tor superfne state; Tag
$50 TOR ex,r. st,ts; 7 55[g7 65 Tor
chmce do ! Is 4S 35 Tor lsncy DO. ;
5 90 ,DS 60 tor supertne western: 6 90
al 4O ror common 10 medinn,
WHEAT-Market qliet 56Al 70
Tor No 2 spring in store and af'at :
| 72i9l 76! for No | do; 10 al IS
for winter rel western; SOG9lS5 Tor
amber western; l S2IS2 Is for white
western.
CORN-Dull and unchangAd; 65 a
Oslo Tor new western mixed, 6il9G51c
fpr old western af )at; CIT lH63a; for old
western in store; 6j966; Tor yellow
western.
OATS-QIiet 46a4Slc for new
mixed western; Slash Tor old mixed
western in store; 4S950ic. Tor white
western; 44946l;. tor black western;
4i847r Tor rev mixei state
PORK Market quiet; Is, Tor new
mess; l3c for extra prime mess; l4f 9
l54 tor prime mess.
BEEF QUIET and uchanged; 80 90
@ll Is Tor plain mess Sl2 OO(9l3 50
tor extra mes-; beet hams quiet and
firm at $50 90 933 no, sierce dull at
$40 0lG22 10 tor prime mes.
LARD Quet and easy; St9sic for
No TO prime steam; 81 gSIc for kettle
rendered
PErROLEUM-Firn; 9tc for crude;
1851 I99 TOR r, q Ied.
WHILKY-Dull a. 90.
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Home nlIierprtse

The great reason West Virginia loiter
behind the rest OF the States in the
march OF progress, is becsuse she will
not make use Of the raw materials
which are within her reach, but sends
elsewhere for what could be msnufac-
tured cheaper and better here.
At present we obtain sll or nearly all
OF our manu- utaclures from other States.
With iuexhsustable coal mines and
iron ores 10 great abundance at our very
doors, we seud TO the North for ma.
chinery and every species Of cutlery and
iron war that we use. With a soil bet-
ter adapted to the raising of cattle than
perhaps ,ba, possessed by any North.
ern State, we procure our leather and
our shoes from Oiio, Pennsylvania and
Massac ,usetts Possessing the finest
timber that is produced upon the con.
tinent our wood ware is still Imported.
With facilities unsurpassed for raising
cattle, horses. sheep and hogs. We seek
other markets for our beet, stock, wool
and bacon-sud 90 on in everything
which we consume Thus We help to
enrich other States and make ourselves
each day poorer With plenty OF ma
terial at home to supply our necessities
we r.Iu.e to utilize 1t, and are paying q
heavy per ceutsge 10 other communi.
lies.
Until change Of policy is evinced
by our cirzens. We cannot advance OF
dream Of attaining tb st prosperity which
eyerv one teeIs is within our re.cn
rhe change here adverted to, must oI
course, be gradual But q factory here
a tan yard there, the utiliz alton Of
some Of some Of the thousands OF acres
Of graz ng lands 10 the S ale Tor stock
raising purp ,ses, the establishment o
q pork packing house, or, in a word
the conversion OF oar raw material into
tie articles that We purchase elsevhere
at great expense and TO the detriment o
the State, would give US start thai
nothing would impede. 1t would h
surprising to see 10 how short Q tim,
benefits would begin to result from ths
experiment Not only sould We save
the enormous profi1s we pay 10 foreign
man uiacturers, but We would begin te
share the wealth OF which they have
had Tor so long a time . monopoly
Charlestoa Commercial.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 22.-The state
ment that Foster just previous to
his execution attempted suicide by
poison, formed subject for much COM
ment to-day. Sheriff Brennan says
he believes Foster took some power
full drug, which induced stupor, not
noticeable towards the last hours ol
his life, but he would not say he
teok poison with suicidal intent
Drs, Tying and Walker also deny the
report. It Is stated that morphine
was the drug taken by Foster.
Fosters body was buried in Green
wood Cemetery this morning. Drs
Tyng and Walker otficiated. Abou,
fifty persons were present.
DR.. Tying took occasion to contra
dict the report circulated by the
morning papers to the effect that
Foster took poison before his execu-
ton.
The statement of Mrs. Foster, the
matron, keeper Daley and DR.. Meals
all support the idea that Foster at
tempted suicide.
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Lieutenant Grant pServe In Chicago

Lieutenant Grant ,Servet In Chicago
From the Chicago Times,
Chicago is to be lifted into something
for which happiness is too m Id word
and ecstacy rather thin, by the presence
benceiorth Of q royalty 10 the perso q
OF Prince Fred, otherwise, Liutenan,
Frederick D. Grant, eldest son Of the
President
It will be remembered that, after
Fred graduated from the military scsd-
emy at West Point, he wss given leave
OF absence, and made, under the men,
torship OF Gen. Sherman, an extended
tour OF Europe. Upon his return he
was sent to bis regiment, which was
serving in Texas. where he has been
for some months past 1t is dsrklV
hinted that the young msu's COZ duct
in the capacity Of second lieutenant b "a
not been entirely satisfactory, that the
70 ID reputation he carefully abst.ibed
rom making at West Pint be bas, 10
an equal degree, not made since he has
been serving with his company. D.
course, the right thing TO do with q wild
and reckless lieutenant OF tbs sort is
not by any means to bring him under
the discip ine o. the service and make
hlm behave himself, or. failing in tnst,
10 courtsmartisl him, but 10 promote
him
Accordingly. Fred is to be advanced
At Q single jump from second lieutenant
OF lnisntry TO lieutenant colonel aud aid
de-camp, and asst Sned to duty on the
staff OF Lieut. Gen. Sheridan, At this
city. FIR this purpose it is stated tha,
Gen. George A. Forsythe will be re-
duced m bis position as lieutens nt
colonel and sid-de-cam o TO his regimen
tai rank o. major. bat will continue 70
be attached to Gen. Sheriians staff
He will, however, vacate the position oi
military secretary, which vii be filled
By his brother, General James w.
Forsythe.
ItIs not stated how coon young Gram
may be expected to arrive 10 the city
and enter upon what will doubtless b,
called, with reckless sarcasm, his do.
lies." @
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ProSress Of th- 80 bate On me tAid'
we'll Case.

The only new feature IN the Caidwei'
case in the protrac,ed debate In the
Senate TO-DAY was the submission oy
Mr. Ferry. o. Connecticut. Of an amend
msnt in the nature OF substitute, pro-
posing the expulsion Of the Kansa'
senator. A resolution Of this character
ia already pendidg, iudependently OF the
resolution OF the committee declaring
that Caldwell was not duly and legally
elected, but it would not devoted on
unIess TIE resolution Of the Cumml'tee
6rst failed. Nowthis parliamentary order
of thin % will be reversed .snd the Senate
will be brought first to q direct vote
Of expulsion, which it is believed can
he carried by the required two-thrds
TODAY Measrs Howe and Frel!nghuy"
s.n and Stewart argued against the
Committees resolution to declare the
ssat vacant, while Mr.. Morrill,, o Maine
made a tine legal argument in favor o,
the Committee. Messrs Carpenter sno
morton will probably address the Sem
ate To morrow, after which is !. barely
possible . vote may be reached. II Is
rs~ard.d az most probable that h': seat
v,li be declared vacant By . majority
vote or that the resolution OF expulsion
vill be carried BY q two thirds Voee'
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be made suitable for the care OF insane
persons at moderate cost. They
make no commendstiou, however, in
regard to the purchase o. this property
but reter that whole subject TO the wis
dom and discretion of the Legisl slature
The expenses OF the Committee hav-
ing been provided for by the Legisla-
ture. no further report upon that sub
jecl is necessary, but having taken the
res possibility OF taking q clerk with
them, who has performed efficient SER
vices Tor the Committee, they respect
fully recommend that II R Howa'd.
said clerk, be allowed the sum of $l2,75
bis necessary expenses. to be paid upon
the certificate OF the Sergesnt.st- Arms
Of the House OF Delegates.
Respectfully submitted.
B W. PRICE.
A. E SUMMERS,
j. THoNP-oN,
T. A BRADFORD,
+ g. FARNswoRTH.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Exclnsively for the Register
~ thu Pacific and Atiautic Line.
once, IlO Main street.
WASHIN G TON.
WASHINGTON, March 20.


The Senate in executive session to-
day confirmed the following nomina'
tions: JAS F. Casey. Collector Of Gus
toms for New Orleans; David Rusky,
Collector OF Customs tor the Southern
District OF Oregon; John L Murphy,
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the
Second District of New Jersey.
Po-tmasters-Amos Morse, Petolims,
Cal; Geo. F Breck, Bloomington; H.;
w. H. Martin, Chester, P.; n cholss
Fitbeck, Terre Haute, Ind; Jud se Mil
Ter, Lafayette, 1ud
RrOiher.in-Iaw Casey.
The Ser ate was occupied over two
hours this afternoon over the nomina-
ton OF Mr.. Casey, for Collector at New
Orleans; Casey was bitterley denounced
by Senator West, who inside a personal
matter oft. Several OF the Democratic
Senators also spoke in terms OF con-
demnstiou Of Cssey's course, hut indi>
Gated that his appointment was as good
a. any other llAelv to he made.
Several OF the Republican members
replied defending Carey.
Mr.. West called for ayes and nays
IN coufi i"matiou. aud when the clerk
commenced calling the roll, qu'te a
number Democratic Senators got up
and lett cham Der to AVOID voting
Several Republican Senators who were
not particularly friendly to Casey, also
reirained from voting In consequence
he Was confirmed bv majority oI 10
ID. A motion may be made to recon
slider but will not probably succeed.
Arrested.
General James E Blounf, OF Kansas,
was arrested last night, on an lndct-
ment by the Grand Jury Of the UGited
states Circuit Court or the Western
District OF North Carolina, charging
h,m AID other ptrlie- with conspiracy
to deraud the Government out o ovrr
$4,000, in connection with Am mnunts
due the Cherokee Indian-, IN North
Carolina. Gen BIount alleged he was
not a party to the conspiracy.
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CtneiBsaiI HaSEets.

CINcrSSarr, March %
FLOUR Dnll; -uperfne s5 5Dd6 no
extra ! IS az 81; family Z 5bla7 6S
WHEAr-Hesvy; 81 so St3 " foI
for Tr'c'Iy prrme.
CORN-Qiet, at 42c
OAfS-Ste4dy, a. 32 = 35c.
RYE AND BARLEY Iraetive.
HAY-S'e.ds. a. - o. MI %.
HoGS-Plrm. al IS 2jls5 50.
PRDVISi0NS-StesdE msss pork
q1iet but firm a. Is So; city buIk me.ts
qaie:; shoulders ST.; clear ribs 7ic.,
ciesr sides Tic.
BACOy-Frm shoulders 6is cleal
ribs 81; clsar sides St; sugar cured
hams l35l4c.
WHISKY-Firm, 8Sc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
baltimore Cattle Market.
BALrMoRg, March 20.

BEEF CATTLE-The offerings this
week were not within two-thIrds as
many as last week, but they were IN
exce1 OF the demand, and the market
WAS very dull throughout the prices
were maintained for some time, till the
arrival OF number OF car loads on sn
overstocked market caused decline OF
tc per 10 The quality OF the offerings
was fully as good as that OF last week.
OF the receipts several hundred were
let over. aud will be reshipped East al
owners expense.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged
az follows Best beeves for S6 00aI p
that generally rated first quality $ %
"a "a, medium or good lair quality
S4 50 as 25; ordinsry thin steers, oxen
and cows 50 25@4 81 infer or aud lov.
est grades Of cattIesO 00G00G general
average OF the market to.d,v - %; ex.
treme range OF prices s. 25 al 25 Most
o. the sales we're irjm 81 81 to 5 81
per 100 los. OF tie receipts SIS head
from Ohio; 81 from Maryland, 2l3 from
Illirors; so from West Vrginis; %
ron Virgins, and II head from Penn
~ IvanIa-torsl receipts tor the week
99l head, against l525 last week, and
93l head same time last year. o. the
offerings 65i head we're taken by Bal
timore butchers, lis sold to eastern
sprculalors, and g. mead 10 Washington
cry and Annsn,lIs drslers--tDtsl sale.
for the week S3t head, against 1886
last week, and 9J9 head same time last
year
SHEEP-The receipts were much
less than last week, but there is very
little or no demand The season OF
Lent seems to have aft C ed this KIND Of
stock TO greater ex ent than il has
Cattle or Hogs, aud At the close,
though prices are t. lower tnsn last
week, the ind cations are that they will
90 lower b-tore there can be auy sd-
vance We quote tar TO good Sneep 1t
4 ,h7c per 10 gross. Receipts this week
1899 heai, against 1851 last week, and
aud 20!6 head same time ls4l year.
HOGS-rhe receipts have fallen of
very perceptlbly during the past week,
more pecrsIIy Of Hogs o. q go qial
ity. and The dem,ni has deere 4sei To
greater extent Prices have consrq ient
ly been receding since our last report,
and We quote now at a shsi ie lower fI-
ures, with deciug tendency, but some
dealers anticipate An advance next
week. A inrim .ted above. Hogs OF
good quality are not as plen iiul ss
those OF a common grade. but they are
,qu>l to the demand. aud il is with d fl
Guilty that top O lot atoms are maintain
ed We qnole -tillers ~ Sc 50 al. and
corn-frd Hogs t7c97 6!i rer 100 los
net. Receip's this week 1919 head,
against IL. 7SD last week, and 69l4 same
time last year.
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Chicago Market.

CBroAGo. March 22.
WHEAT-Qriet sna easier. No. !
spring sold ! lgi al 2pt cs-h. clIsng
dnIl at l 2Jt seIIer April, l 2it seller
Nav.
FLOUR-Steaiy.
CORN-E.-ier and less active. No
2 sold 3lsG33t cash Tor regular spd
re-h. clrsne dull at made fgures.
OArS-Wesk. No, 2 sales 26 cash
26'o 2jt ssller April.
BAkLEY-Aclive and higher, No
2 soli II Tor regular S09Sl fresh re.
ceipts.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull.
H0GS-L'ght supply. higher, sold q,
4 5J(g6 Tor isr TO extra 10 assorted
lots.
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CHICAGO.
Libel suit,

CHICAGO, March 23.-Joel b. VIE
ker, wealthy citizen has sned the Inter
Ocean newspape Tor $500 600 damages
for alleged libel. in publishing q sensa-
ticnal story of his marriage with .
young woman, formerly . servant IN
his family, and implying that he was
com PEELED to do 30 on account OF MS
having promised to marry her.
Sad Accident.
A sad accident occurred yesterday at
Turner Junction, near this city. The
FIVE year old daughter Of q railroad em
ploye, named Mccarthy, playing near
some burning grass, her dress caught
fire. Her mother ran to her assistance
and was enveloped in flames, and the
father coming to her help was also set
on fire. The child was burned to death,
the woman dangerously injured and The
man badly scorched.
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THE WEATHER,
War DEPARTMENT,
Oyy,oE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, Msrch "a. A. u.
PROBABILITIES.

For South Atlantic and Easern Gull
SAFES increasing Southeast wlnds, With
cloudy and rainy weather; the storm
ceu,eris 10 the South west ex end North
eastward over Ohio Valley, with N ,rth
erly Winds threatened weather on
Lakes Erie and Michigan tor New
York and New E gland increasing
North winds. with cold clear we.ther,
followed BY Monday evening BY rrsius
temperature and threatening weather;
over Pen nsylvspia and Virginia storm
center, probably develop in Middle
and Atlantic Coast; during the day q
severe Storm Of wind and rain 10 sppar-
entity advancing upon the C.iiiornis
Cost. Contrary signals continue 81
Gulf and South Atlantic stations. They
will be displayei At the Lake stations
from and after April lst
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BOSTON.
Lost NJ Sea.

BosToN, March % -Tne Bark Belle
Stewart arrived at the port to-day from
l. verpool and reports that on January
81, she boarded the bark America. la
den with log wood, it is supposed ia rom
Cape Haytien. From papers found on
board it is supposed the Captains name
wa Ii. Dallett. The main mast and
rudder head we're gone and the cabin
stove in and one beat overheard