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New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
CANvAss on vIRGINIA ELErrIoN Rrrl,pxs

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 23.-The State Board
Of Canyass-rs have been 10 session all day canvassng
The vote OF the counties comprising the I'D Congress
soDa District. which the Hon. H. Plat 024p) and
John Goode Conservative candidates and from
four counties Of which amendstory returns had been
received. Tie Board threw out the amended returns
and canvassed the original The returns OF Prnco
George County owing TO their not being properly eert
fied by the Election Commissioners, were thrown OUT
thus giving Goode majority in his district of lsl
Goode will receive certificate OF election. parties
are repre- sented by counsel before the Board.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
OFFICL4L VOTE OF MASSACHUSETTS.

DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY FOR GOVERNOR, 6S3=-
LARGE REPUBLICAN MAJoRITIEs on OTHER STATE
OFFICERS
The returns OF the recent State election in
Massachusetts, have Just been officially canyassed ana
are gwen below. The Republican majority for Gov
ernor has been steadily decreasing during the past
three years until the Democrats last elected
their candidate for the office, Wm Castor, by plural
iy OF 1872 votes The total Republican and Democratic
vote this year greater than last year and loso6
less thdn ID 1872
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
LIEUT HODGsON TO BE TRIED BY COURT
MARTIAL FOR HIS ACTION IN NORTH
LOUISIANA

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ga court-martial
has been ordered by Gen. Emory for the trial OF Lieut.
odeson upon charges preferred by Gen. Morrow, who
was sent to investigate Hodgsons actions and conduct
in North louisiana 1t is understood the court VIII con-
ycne mt Vienna Dec Gen. De Trooriard will be Pres
ident. and Capt. Luke O'Riey of Gen. Emory's stan
Judge-AdvOcate.
Tie Returning Board to-day completed the city re-
turns counting the protested boxes as they were The
argument Of the Republican Committee stated IN erect
that the city election throughout was characterized by
nonobseryauce OF certain formaites prescribed by law
and that their non-observance was presumption Of
fraud There were scarely half dozen polling places
in the city where all the formates OF law were COM
ned with The returns from De Soto, Lafayette, and
Grant parishes have not yet been received by the Re-
turning Board.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
FEARS OF AN UPRISING AGAINST FOREIGN
ERS IN BRAZIL.

PARA, Tuesday, Nov. p, 187i
La Tribund of this city contained an article
in its issue this morning grossly insulting to the officers
of the Portuguese corvette SLSes which came here Tor
tho purpose Of protecting the interests OF the Portu
guese subjects The Tribna subsequently Issued sup
plement melting q revolt by the populace, who were
already greatly excited in consequence OF the arrival OF
the sagres The President OF the Province has asked
the Government for means to suppress Hotous de-
monsrations. There great fears OF general rising
against all foreigners
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
THE RRITISH ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

. A RENEWAL OF THE REWARD OFFERED BIZ LADY
FRANKLIN FOR RECORDS OF SIR JOHN FRANK
Inns EXPEDITION.
LONDON, Monday, Nov. %, 1874.
In view of the Arctic expedition about to be
fitted out by the British Government, Lady Franklin
has renewed her offer OF reward OF $1,000 for inc re-
coyery OF official records of Sir John Franklins expe-
diiou,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
OPENING OF THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT
SPEECH OF THE KING-NECEssITY OF EsTABLlsiiIN"
A FINANCIAL EQUILIBRIUM.
ROME. Monday, Nov. 23 1874

ROME. Monday Nov. %, 1874
The King in his speech opening the new
Parliament today returned thanks to the people lor
their tokens OF affection the twcntyfth anniversary
of his accession the throne He urged in Parliament
jealous prosecution Of the work OF reorganizauoh'
Grants would be required only for such expenditures
as were evidently necessary, and thus Parliament "oui
he enabled to establish q financial equilibrium, ana
tighten the burdens so nobly borne by the nation. As
for the foreign relations they on an excellent oo
ing Italy was friendly with all Powers Their irienu
ship was a recompcnse for the 1rmness and moderation"
shown by Italians The King concluded with al eA-
preston Of gratitude for Divine assistance.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

since their organization and recently adIuster OF the
latter Company, died in this city this evening. He was
u years of age.
SCHENECTADY, Nov. 23.-The Hon. L. Is.
Mitchell, prominent lawyer OF this city, died suddenly
this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

counsel for the Company filed special plea for the
dismissal of tho application the ground that the
State law I'm accordance with which Mr. Stedman made
tne application, is unconstitutional. In his application
Commissioner Stedman stated that the assets of the
COMPANY round numbers S900,000 and the haDil
ties 8, 10000. s>saH
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
OUR CLAIMS UPON SPAIN.
REPORTED PURPOSE OF THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT
TO PAY AN INDEMNITY

LONDON, Monday, Nov. %, 1874
1t is reported from Madrid that the Spanish Gov
ernment has expressed Willingness TO pay an
indemnity in the Virginius case to the Unted ot'eS
ON the same basis as that with which Great britain
was satisfied for the outrage pepetrated on her sub
iects
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
LIFE,INsURANCE COMPANY LITIGATION.

NEw-HAvEN. Conn, Nov. 23.-This morning
Insurance Commissioner stcdman applied to the Pro
bale Court FOR the appointment OF trustee the
American National Life aud Trust Insurance Company
II this city, Of which b. Noyes Is President. Al the came
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
POLITICS IN SPAIN.
MARSHAL sERRANO To GO TO THE NoKlH-ALrO4'
sIsTs EXILED-CENsORsHIP OVER TELEGhAho.
MADRID, Monday Nov. %, 1874

MADRID, Monday, Nov rs io'f
Marshal Serrano will go to the North next
month for the purpose of fastening operations against
the Carsts.
The Government has exiled two generals ana se'ei"
civilians known to be partisans OF Prince AiionsO o
of the Isabella Other persons to be sent
into exile for the same reason.
All congratulatory kilograms sent from this country
to Isabella on the occasion OF the anniversary Oh c
birthday wherein she styled Your Majesty were
stopped. vigorous censorship all dispatches Is
still maintained throughout the Republic.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
O3IrUARY NDrE9.

UTICA Nov. @3.-Julius A. Spencer, Assist
ant Superintendent of the U lea ana s.,anoe,,tt
SYRACUSE aud U.cl. and Neg.Yvrl Ceulru R...-oaa
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

The Republicans were very well organized for the
municipal elections yesterday, and were generally
successful throughout the country. The Conserva-
tives were discouraged, and held aloof from INC
polls.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
CAUSE or THE REPUBLICAN SUCCESS IN THE mo-
NICIPAL ELECTIONS.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

Below are given votes tie rest OF the State
ticket The maorites. all Republican, are about 10000
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

.Contemporary Rsrtrv, October. 1874 p We
tLord, Consi,.ss. March ID. ls2a Rso"fs ~
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

REPORTS OF AN ARRANGEMENT WITH THE BALTI-
MORE AND ONO RAILRoAD-ITs PROBABLE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-14

W. ?. UAa"!..
( 81 nos - - Seif ~ 70. y .lisl' Of t.tie.r -
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laws Of THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

AN AL
70 reduce the expenses OF holding irques's
;u the parish Of Orleass. and 10 provide
for the paymen: of salaries to the corOIers
of the parish Of Orleans.
SECTION I. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives OF the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened.
That in lieu of all fees and expenses now
allowed By law to the cO.oners OF the parish
Of Osleans. there shall be allowed them a
salary, q: the rate Of i've thousand dollars
per annum for the coroner Of the Second
and Third Districts OF said parish. and
seven thousand dollars yer annum for the
coroner Of the First, Fourth. Fifth and
Sixth Districts Ut said parish. payable
monthly. by the city Of New Orleans. here.
after. during their incumben:y OF office.
The city shall provide for rem va!s Of bodies
and the burial Df indigen: persons. The
city or police physicians may be- called upon
aad shall make all necessary examinations.
post nerteni or otherwise. and the city
shall not be liable tor any private physician
in the premises.
SEc.:,. Be it further enacted, etc. That all
laws and parts OF laws in conflict with this
far as they conflict. and this act shall take
effect from and after ifa pass age.
(Signedj CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker Of she House Of Representatives..
tSignedj c. G. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Approved November -. 1874.
;Signed) WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
a true copy:
PC. DEsLoSDE. Secretary Of State.
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NEW ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOVEMBER ls74-

selves hopelessly divided on the only quee-
ton upon which it is possible for them to
unite, tor at least one-third OF them are men
who would not under any circumstances
consent to the practical annulment OF the
amendments.
To all appearances the present opposi
ton ls destined TO fall to pieces before 1876
for lack of any principle of vitality or CO.
hesion. No party can maintain itself in
the absence of such principle. The party
now dominant is not likely to be finally
overthrown except by disintegration and
the reorganization Of parties or the basis
of principle. and on one side or the other of
living issues. A party that is spill: in two
in the middle upon every living question
may achieve temporary success, but it is
sure 10 fall to pieces AS soon as it attempts
TO agree upon policy and carry it out by
legislation. 1t is therefore safe to predict
the speedy dissolution Of the party which
has just met with success. unless the
Southern question remains open. and tina.
question will no: remain open more than
another year. if the Republicans are wise
-.IHic01o Times.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
CttiZens' Bank Of Louisiana vs.. John
Armstrong.

Citizens Bank Of Louisiana vs. John
Armstrong.
GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
~ Of Orleans No. 9ll3.-Bv virtue Of writ of seiz.
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, ! will proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers' Exchange Royal street, between Canal
of this city, on TUESDAY December Is 1874, at
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described pr operty
to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated in
the suburb Deord. in this city, Ill the square
bounded by Front. Suzette and New Levee streets.
and a certain alley. twenty feet wide running
parable. VIII! said Suzetle street, CenOminated
Withers' alley: said portion Of ground measuring
teet. the same in width in the rear. by two hun.
bred and seven feet in depth and front on Susette
street. and by the ne dt pih and front on With.
ers alley: together with all the builo lngs and inn
provemeuts thereon: .ogeI her. also. with two hun.
bred and eighty five shares o! mortgage stock
thereto attached.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms and Condtions-The surchasef 20 furnish
!. stock note for the sum of three Thousand six
hundred and sixty dollars payable on the first
TO the provisions of the charter OF the Citizens
Bank nf Louisiana. The purchaser to assume ri!
the Obiiga; Ions and responsibilities OF q stock
holder Of the Gil izeI s Bank of Louisiana.
:. note sor the sum Of two thousand seven hun.
drtd dOllare. payable the first day OF February.
1873. and rene wable agreeably to the laws gOvern'
ing stock loans. on pas ing at each renewal cur'
tallment OF two hundred and twent y.tiye dollars.
on the principal. and the interest on the balance.
in advance. at the rate Of six and half per cent
per annuni. Both Of sad notes to be identified
with acts of mortgage securing the same, and with
.he she!!ffs deed Q: &. IA this case. and The bal
4Dce. cash.
noi3 y % del; Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-14

Wakeman W.. Edwards We. Mrs. Cora
Ann Conand authorized wife OF Robert Moeres--
Second Justice Court for che Parish OF Orleans.
No. S.i4.
Dy VIRTUE OF A PLURlEI WRIT OF F!ERl
ID faeias to me directed by the Hon ". L. Evans
Second Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish
Of Orleans, in the above stated SUIT will proceed
to SELL 1T public anctiOn. 1t the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange. ON Royal street between
Canal and CustVmhouse streets. Second District OF
this city, on SATURDAY. December 5. 1874, at
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described prop
erty. to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
First District of tina city. in the square No. 800.
bounded by Franklin Basin. Lafayette and P0ydras
streets, and de signatsd lot No. of said square.
aud measuring SO feet inches front Franklin
street. By a depth of S. Sect in shes the line
which separates il from lot No. B. IS feet inches
lines on the other line, and 80 feet inches wide
the rear line. according 10 the plan of L. H. Pile"
deputy surveyor. on the twenty.seventh June. 1885,
denosi.ed in the Office of l. T. Caire. notary public.
known as house Nos. !5s and isi Franklin street.
together with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon. and rights. ways and privileges thereto
belcn gng, being the same property acquired by
che defendant herein from the succession of Ma.
thilde Sauve ct a.. ny act of sale before Louis 7.
Care notary public. GA the touSseeHth day OF
June. 1873.
Seized in the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
no. y de: JOHN MCCORMACK, Constable.
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TCifTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH s,ss
Il Orleans, NO h0.h-By yirtu. of 4 Wit OF se.zui~
aud sale 20 me directed By In. honorable ..,v
rum District court tor the parish OF Orleans. IL
the above entitled cause, will proceed ., sell =.
pubic auction AZ the Merchants AID Aucti"ne.rs'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and tug.
toHihouse streets, IN tho Second pistrc: Of .hiG
citr. Oh IONDAY December :, 1874, at twelve
oc'ock a.. I'll. following described property. se
wit.
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, together with
al! the improvements thereon and appuitenances
thereof and all the rights. ways, sersitudes priv
leges and advantages thereuntO belonging, stu,
ated IN West Bousnv (late city and parish Of JET.
ferson) now in tie Sixth District OF this city Of
New Orleans designated as square number eighty.
one, which is bounded by Cadiz Jena, Dryades and
st. DeHis streets. Which property was acoure,s
BY the defendant herein from Marie Louise fhels,
widow of the late Auguste Fremineau, By act
passed before Selim Magner late q notary publia
in this city, on the thirteenth day Of April. 1853.
Seized in the above suit.
TerR-Cash on the spot.
". P. HARPER.
Eos Is q dec She1f Of the Parish Of Orleans,
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EgiEr MrSrIox.-A burglar entered the
l.s.. az Mr. 4. J. Stevens. corner Ot
I.cc.!O and Delachaise streets, Thursday
right. az! stole tunGry articles valued at
$!"0
Ho;.e1t Washington worked his way into
che l.s:caiahocse because Mr.. I. Budeck.'
s..ys ne e!sle zZ.cl something and breached
u trust.
Oar thanks are rendered the Ocean Tow.
teN End Telegraph Company. No. ~
Caron4eic. street. tor timely favors:
William and George Haywood were
token pri.ou.rs in consequence Ut having
played = confidence game with epiei
marx.
IT,. s.eamho.. Rapiies was sold ut
auction for $500 Ms-srs. Lord l. Nc
Peake ass the purchasers.
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IrIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. oU.3.-By virtue Of writ of seizure
and sale 10 directed by the honorable the
Fifth district Court 70. the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled eause. viii! proceed 10 sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
temhouse streets, III the Second District of this
city. on TCDESAY. December Is. 1874 at twelve
o'clock NJ. :Ae following described property. to
wit
CERTAIN LOT oP GROUND, together with
all the b.1 dings and thereon. rights.
ways. privileges and advantages thereuntO belong.
'pg or in an.wise appevtan,g. eituattd in the
F.rs' district Of this city. in the equar- bounded
by New Levee. st. James. Tchouptoulas and Mar.
ket streets. measuring twenty.eight feet nine
inches two lines front on TchOupitOulas street by
one hundred and twenty seven feet ten inches We
Zines IL de pth and being part OF lot Mt mber i've
in square number three. in suburb AnnunciatiOn.
or Lacourse. The sad lot Of g.ound was pur.
chased by Che defendant herein and Henry Bensel.
of this city, in equal proportions. from Edward
Tonats. o. this city. by act passed before Joseph
COIN ,otarv public in this city. on the twenty.
seventh day Of December, 1865. and the said Henry
Bensei ha wing disposed of his proper to Peter
Eauseh, also Of this city. by an act passed before
&ad Joseph Cohn, notary. on the fourth day of Oc'
toa-r. 1870. and 'hen purchased bv Che said de-.
PENDANT herein from .he SAID Peter Rsusct. by act
passed before =. ku6e. rs tary public ia this city.
on the thirteenth day of August, '8s..
Seized i'll the above suit.
Tslms-taeh Ola the spot.
VIZ. HARPER.
nj dalc She .ifi ~ si. = r;sh nj Orleans
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TIKI STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
SARAH AMI DARSEY WIFE OF MICHAEL EGAN
Va. Micnael Lgan. her hustand-So. A, ato.

Va Micnae! Lgan. her hUstand-No. A, sto.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE EIGHT.
Il eenth day OF June. 1874. judgment rem.
Gered IN this court in the following entitled suit
in the words and figures following. 10 wit
Sarat. Aun Darsey. wife of Michael Egan. Sd.
Michael Egall, her husband-No. ~ $50.
In this case. submitted to the court for adjuiica
ton. considering that the facts and allegations
famed ID plaintiffs petition have been fully sub.
stantiated by evIdeEce on file. and that the same
IS well as the law are in favor Of plaintiff. it is
ordered. aajudged and decreed that there he judg.
ment in favor OF plaintiff. Sarah Arm DaISev. wife
of Michael Egan. and against defendant. Michael
Egan. her husband. decree!ng a separation from
bed and board between them; Il is further ordered.
adjudged and decreed that the community os &C.
parties be dissolved. ard tina. the parties be
referred to Robert J. Ker. Esq. notary pub.
lie in this city Tor che settlement Of the com.
munity and the partition OF the property between
he,l that said partition bs made in kind, if posi-.
bic: iha: --- be appointed experts to estimate
the property. and to report whether OF hot the
same be Invisible III kind: and. tia; should il be
:ouEd not 10 be SO dysible that upon the homooga-
ton at this report the said partition shall De made
decre+d that tine costs OF suit paid by defendant
and the costs Of partition, to be paid by the parties
to this suit equally. and that Inc saiG notary be
directed to report to this court.
Judgment signed June %, 1874.
B. L. LYNCH. Judga
In testimony whereof have heIeunto set my
hand and xed the seal Of the said court a. the
CITY OF New orleans. on this twentieth day OF DC.
tobe'. IN the year OF Lord thousand eight
year OF the independence Of the United states.
Oc21 noi3 20 Ep DRBLOIS Clerk.
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Metropolitan Loan. Savings and Pledx.

Mesropel:tan Loan. Savings and Pie :
Bank Josephine Destoiges. wife OF +: h.
Desforees. authorized. and P. II. Desferges. her
husband. in sOlidO: came rs. sams-Second
Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans. Nos.
56j6 and 1913. 1900
DY VIRTUE OF TWO PLrR1US wRITS OF FfER1
ID facias to me directed by the Hon. W. l.. Evans.
second justice of the peace in and !or the parish Of
Orleans. IN ihe above stated suits. will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange. on Royal street. between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets. in the Second
District Of this city. On MONDAY. November -,
1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ
/ l. TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND, TO-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon situated in the Third District Of this city.
and in the square bounded by Claiborne. kerlerec.
Derbigny aud Esplanade streets. having each q
feet front Claiborne street. by - feet III depth.
more less.
q A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
oil the buildings and Improvements thereon. stu.
ated in the Third District OF this city, in the square
bounded by st. Anthony. Sohdelle. Josephine and
EagatellA streets, measuring. between parallel
lines 26 feet inches front Oh st. Anthony street.
by lle feet in depth.
Seized in the above stated suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Oc23 nol3 n JOHN MCCORMICK. Constable.
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W. T. HARPER,
Oc22 % nOli ~ Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Widow George Sutterlin va. John Hippo


TrIT'TH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
IL of Orleans No. t0}5.-Ey virtue of a writ of seiz-
ure and sale to directed by the honorable
the Fifth district Court for the parish of OrleaIsB,
i'll the above entitled cause viii proceed TO sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.ers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
toniouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, on "Wednesday, December. 1914, at twelve
O'Clock IL. the following described property. -
wit.
TWO LOTS OF GROC:D adjoining each other.
together With all the building. and improvements
thereon. rights, ways. privileges, servitudes and
advantages thereunto belonging OF IN any wise APP
pertaining situated, lying and being ia the Suours
FRANKLIN, TITd District 1fthls"ity. IN square mum.
Der fifty three. bonded BY Marguy' Prosper. Van.
deville and Solideile streets, measuring each
thi;ty-two feet from: on Marigny street, By about
one hundred and twenty feet in depth, between
eGua: AID parable! lines, the whole American
measure: on. of the aforesaid lots forming the
ier oi Mariguy and Prosper streets Being the same
rcpertv acquired br tn. defendant herein by ace
Gf partition 1ted by T. e. Cu"e.lie. notary po.
lie in this city. III. tenth day of October 1863.
duly registered IN the conveyance office in shits
cty book ninety-iOur, tolics three hundred and
ten, three hundred and eleven and three jIpdreG
:.ld twelve.
seized IN the above sIi..
I.1.ns-Cash on th. ..ct.
". P. HARpTE
Gc2f 10: !; DE- Sheriff 81 the Paris OF Orleans