New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
NEW YORK.
The Paaiine Lucca Divorce Salt

NEW YORK, January l0.-IIon. Edward
Saln0u, Ex-Governor of Wisconsin, ap-
peared in the Supreme Court yesterday in
behalf of Baron Won Rhaden, Of Berlin, and
to asking to have set aside the decree of
divorce obtained by his wife, popularity
known as Mime. Pauline Lucca.
The case is made complicated, owing to
the fact that Mad anne Lucca was married
to one Won Walhotfen soon after she OBJ
tanned tho decree of divorce from Baron
Won Rhaden. The Baron says he and his
wife lived happily together until Won
Walhofien, who was wounded about the
same time as himself in the Franco Prussian
war carse to his home.
Dinner at DeimOnico's-POioD Denounced.
The officers of the Spanish war steamer
Arapiles have been entertained at dinner
at Delmonco's by the Spanish residents of
this city. Il is said the action Oe Admiral
Polo was denounced in the post prandial
speeches.
A Brooklyn Tax SwindIe.
A five thousand dollar swindle in the
Brooklyn tax Office bas Deen discovered.
Sale of the IS independent"
The sale of the Independent newspaper
was concluded yesterday. III. G.. Bowen
receives $250,000 for it, of which $4,000 is
| in cash. The purchasers are the proprie-
| tors of the Christian Adr0cn'e.
The WOrkingmen's Procession.
| The committee on the procession of the
workingmen, fSr Tuesday next, was in
formed to-day by the police commissioners
| they could not go below Canal street, and
| tho former informed the latter the process
| sion would move to the City Hall in any
| event. The commissioners then stated the
! committee would be held responsible for
| the Consequences, and declined any furthes
parlegs
Greeiey'S BirtlidavS
! Horace Greeley's birthday - 20 SssIs
| seSsed Tuesday next by bale
h mortuary.
Oeashs S,:ssas the past week s3ee cirtns
| 1872
i Anothcs Of the Masked Robberss
%he police have got another masked sose
DeS ono Dennis Brady.
Lost the Cnse.
eudge Blatcbford has given a decision
} against Jacob M. Duncan and Simon Poey.
| loss of cargo Of Texan beef through alleged
| negligence of the owners of the steamer
f'sancis Wright.
! Interest Paids
The suS-treasurer paid to-dayl $4,000
| gold foS Snterest, and $76O, 900 for called
| bonds.
Specie Shipments.
I Specie shipment for the week $40, ylTs
J primo ipall Z in silver bars
Imports.
sraporss for the week-Dsy goods 81, 69f,
..8l. merchandise $j,658,Si0.
| Customs Receipts.
she cussoma receipts to-day were S3i9, 900.
Death of a Noted Telegraph Man.
| The London papers announce the de ath at
| Morlands, near Southampton. of Sir Richard
| Glass, aged fifty three years, well known in
| connection with cable telegraphy.
| BhhOp LedOchOwsixI.
The Berlin correspondent OF the London
| Telegraph explains that Archbishop Led
| OchOwski's determination not to become
| candidate for a seat in the imperial German
| Parliament is ascribable to two motives:
First, Ledoschowsk, being o Count as well
as rich bishop, is said to have received
| from some one hint not to mix himself up
| with parliamentary institutions; and sec
| Ondly, he feels that if elected he would be
obliged to join tho central party in the
house and would thereby run great risks of
| offending the Polish national party, which
has faithfully backed him in his act of dis
| obedience to the government.
| Executed for Ma,feasanceo
| Great excitement has been caused at
| Titles by the capital punishment of Mirz&
| Yussuf Khan, an able and popular states
| man. who " IS educated in Paris, at the OK
penee o the Shah. Yussufs Ofense was
malappropriatiOn OF moneys intrusted to.
him for relieving famine that had broken
! out in Astrakhan.