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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-20
By Placide J. Spear.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
TCHOUPITOULAS STREET.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN GROETSCH.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 8, 1888.
By Placide J. Spear
SUCCESSION OF JOHN


RY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONRER-
~ Office No IS Exchange alley:-SATURDAY,
February 6. 1875 at twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold
at public auction. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets, by virtue and in pursu.
ancs to an order from the Hon. A. L. fissot,
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, dated December 49, 1874 for account of
said succession
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District OF this city. in the square bounded
9y Tchoupitoulas, Pouoher Tor Constsnce), St.
Joseph and Delord streets. designated as lot No.
OH plan made by Louis II. Pile. surveyor, dated
April y, 1871, according to which said plan said
lot measures, in American measure, 81 feet 7 lines
front on Tchonpitoulas street. 81 feet inches s
lines III width in the rear II feet 10 inches lines
on the line next to lot no. and 81 feet ii inches
lines Oh the side nearest to Deord street. together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
consisting Of sone-story brick store known as No.
1893 TchOupitoulas street.
T+rms-Cash.
The purchaser viii be required to make de.
post OF ten per cent on the amount of adjudication
at the moment of sale.
Act Of sale before A. Barnett. notary public, at
the expense of the purchaser.
jas II l9 rs f-26
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EDUCATIONAL,

DAOHOt:RAPHY...- EXTRAORDINARILY.
The advertiser wishes to form a class Young
men desirers OF learning the above art. MCNSONS
SYSTEM will be taught, in which the undersigned
has had experience as abls and successfu
teacher. For terms, ETC., address
B1AKB POSTER, at tbs ONCE,
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AUCTION SALES,

By b. II. q B. J. Nontgomery.
r NJ. & b. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERs
AND DEALERS In NEW FURNITURE.
Once Armory Hall, No. 81 Camp Street.
Tn-weeky sales Of every description of house
bold furniture Mirrors, Pianos. Carpets Mattresses
etc. on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS at Auction Room. No. 80 Camp street, com.
menciDg at III A. NJ
Semi Weekly sales of Horses, Mules. Busries.
Carriages ETC., at Sales stables corner Of Baronne
URDAiS commencing at II A. NJ.
Out door sales OF every description promptly at.
tended to.
Srecial attention paid to the sales of rial estate
and stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of New Furni
tine of every variety to be found in the city at
their show rooms. Armory Hall, No. 81 Camp street.
Being the largest and oldest establish meilt of the
kind III the South. they solicit portion of the
public patronage, both in their line as auctioneers
and deaiers IN furniture. ial ly
OFFICE FURNITURE-OFFICE FURNITURE.
WALNUT STANDING AND SITTING DESKS
OFFICE AkMOlkS, REVOLVING CHAIRS
CLOCK, ETC. ON ORDER or THE RECEIVER
OF THE TRADEsMKN FIRE INSURANCE COM.
PANy.
By Decree Of the Honorable Superior District Court
lg75-Docket No. q, 228.
by Il. NJ. & B. J. MONTGOMERY
- r. r. Montgomery. Auctoneer.-Wil BE- sold
20 Camp street. near Natchez street
ALL THE OFFICE FURNTTURB AND FIXTURES
OF the Tradesmen Fire Insurance Company.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
ia20 26 30
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-20

SUCCESSION OF MATTHIAS HOLTZMACHKK.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. $500.
by PIACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCTIONRER-
~ ONCE No. rs Exchange al!ey.-SATURDAY.
January 23 1872, at 10 A. NJ. will be- sold at pub
lie auction, at No. a Royal street. between Gus.
tomhouse and Bienville streets. by virtue and in
pursuance to an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot
judge of the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans. dated January :, 1875, for account Of
said succession
ONE LOT OF SHOES, ETC.
Torma-Casb ;o,o IN .,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OFFICE OF THE REPrBLfCAN,)
Wednesday, January 20, 1875,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship W 2 Clyde. Livingston, for Key West
and Cedar Keys
French bark vauDan Boustngorry. tor Havre
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-20

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orlsan
No. 81 62l.
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NINETY SHARES or THK CAPITAL STOCK OF THF
EkW ORLEANS WRECKlNG AND SALVAGE
COMPANY.

SUCCESSION OF JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
RY PLAClDE S so' SCAR i sss AucrrosErR-
ID Office No. IS Exchange ailey.-TUESDAY
January 20, 1879 at twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets by virtue and in pursu.
Of the Second District, Court 70. the parish Of
orleans dated January IA, 1873, for account of the
NINETY SHARES OF the Capital Stock of the
New Orleans Wrecking and Salvage COMPANY
Terns-Cash on the spot. jal5 is ~ rs
MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY COR
S EER SCns nIS1l AND MARAlS ST AEETS
SUCCESSION OF LucA G1AcoNL
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
RYpLACIDE :. SPEAR, AUCT1oNEER-
~ Office No IS Exchange ailey.-SATURDAY
February g. 1875, at twelve O'clock H., will be sold
GERS Exchange, on Royal street between Custom.
house and Canal streets, by virtue and in pursu-
ance to an order from the Hon. L. Tissot. Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans. dated January 2. 1875. fer account Of the
4 CERTAiE LOT OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the Second District Of this city, making part of a
square No. %. bounded 6v Hsrais VilaSe Cn 10
tomhouse and Bienville streets, on the general
plan OF faubours IRENE. which lot of ground forms
designated by the No OH . particular plan drawn
BY Nelson Foucher. dated the twenty. third Nav.
1872, deposited in the Office of OctaveI de Armas
notary and measures, French measure so feet
'front.' on Customheuse street, by 20 feet in depth
and front on Marais street.
Terms and COnditi Ons-One- third cash. the bal
ance at one and two years credit for notes bear
ing special mortgage and vendors lien and privi-
lese with interest at the rate Of eight per cent
per annun from date till paid; the purchaser to |
Keep tbs premises insured in a sum to be named
Dy the administrator. and policy transferred: the
clause OF hve per cent for attorneys tees to be
inserted, and all other usual clauses; the pur.
chaser will be required to pay a deposit of ten |
per cent on the amount of adjudication at the mo-
ment of sale.
Act of sale before T. Buisscn, notary public at |
The expense of the purchaser. las II 10 rs fe26
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OFFICE FURNIrURE-oFF1cE FURNITURE.

WALNUT STANDING AND SITTING DESKS
OFFICE AkMOlhS, REVOLVING CHAIRS
CLOCK, ETC. ON ORDER or THE RBCEIVEB
OF THE TRADEsMkN FIRE INSURANCE COM.
pASY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-20

By Decree OF the Honorable Superior District Court
t0r the PARISH Of Orleans dated January H.
l875-Docket No. 26,228.
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IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 ,3l3.

SUGGESTIONS OF RICHARD W. cox AND HIS
WIFE, MARY cox.
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Second District Court for the Parish OF OrIeaI
No. "a, 023.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DIS
TRICT.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN MoRRI

second District Court for the Parish of O.,ear
No ~ 623
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-20
IcoNr1NuiEp FROM FIRST rAaE.I

Legislature Wednesday on the condition OF
affairs in the South. Carpenter has ac-
cepted. Washburne's intentions are IN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MON
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFPICZ.
Tuesday EVENING, January lo. 1875. 5
We h&ve 40 new feature to notice In the money
market The offerings continue Of moderate ex
tent at the banks and limited on the street, and
nothing has transpired in commercial paper that
indicates any change in ratee. We continue to
quote first class pap and collateral loans for
sixty days at 809 y CENT y annum A l do at
l0Ul2, and second grade At 1908. First
class mortgages continue to rule at l00ll y cest
y snnum. while nothing is reported in second class
on which to base quotations.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clsarings- Balances.
January l6............ S .s33.875 70 1882 Is
January l8............ l786 CSC O3 ID, 1881 81
January l9............ 2l3O,753 "a 6912 10
Thus far this week.. 5 ,45l 3l5 O6 l,519 "a
Same time last week. 6,7I6 979 50 649 ia SO
Total last week ...... IL 345 40 is l243 1853 SO
Total week before.... 10, 4l357l 40 983 063 IA
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tho employment Of oH!y two ot!leTP-Willlam y.
Hing, To nllotn llo paid 8125,0lo anil 1s'clard s..
NItnesB paid ]'asaons *1n,0 ,0Jo Un StockwGllh ac-
connt. lie gavo schumacher *275U00 in New
York, and aeut *251o0 tiore from califnrlis.
1fe1feY and Eayl, AHristRn:-I I1ooikcerera of tile
I[0llAc. .werc not employed by lini. The amounts
rafd to them wetc grat'litica which wisucsa had
overlooked III his former statement.
Witnosa at this point sas excused I'LL to.rnnr-
row, On account of iiIcaltII. Irwin llnt:orBtnntt
ths; William =. King Tss e'nflHyc'l by stoca.
t'ou;;re+hn,a,l stsnakcr sakci to 10 c:cuHed
until ltwin shall l!aYn completed Iiis testimony.
:Ti'sITN.
Congressman aYpE.sr teEl!tod tllat In never
Furnished hut or tto.iytcsah,cn to my niln met
Harrison accidentally mo day, and, in answer to
kn inquiry Rltrut tho prospects nf thu Nnxi.an
f'tea'nnLip bill joited down the names Of twenty
Or thirty Southern monlDers WHO. ho behaved,
would vote for tho bill. This remark about
blowing t;aTlBotlU head Oft WIS purely jo"ltar,
Tho Committee tllen vent into secret session.
nknuMAKrn aApr TO TOE THE MARE.
At tho CloHo Of the Eecres scEtlon, alr s'cln-
nnkor weH questioned in reEsrd to the chccf;s
h,nl certifcateA hearing biz Endorsement. md
paid to him; witurrs Bworo he lla:t no rccolltc-
lion Of Acciuf, those ccrti1lcateH checks:
had no recollection Of arcr Bthin, to Irwin that
Ito required :25,000 additional, Or that Ifo over
received that t,tsn; Hover kept hnEincas letters
received by him, aud llayo no copies Of lcttetB
n, * I:oII ro.a .c,.,f}csts of tbo sccro,,rv ~
t p.e XIII GI1 " ~ :,
Hf tic Company dn not allow tl!at either John IT,
i,s tI,a Tn1r,,a,'r y" - " 1ot "et' o0@p'o'o o1
Witness then read n statement from which .l,e
,.;",' ~, - ~, ~ ~
to the6e certificates Of deposit l.avs embarrassed
o s'J "iu H. .a'eu ~. INV ~ "t"o n"I .'ut .le
.I,s.a nv,;i'.. - ,a,a";tE ~ .r,u,1i - T. ~
smo.,, that Hn, ~ ~ tu",r,oaao -. tnan, -. ts
sEt ane nI'ocL. u, E,o.r,, t,,nt 1haan cortno,,o ~
wcrc ~, n,it.i, bn IN n1;sto1,rr II "cs . ,artoc,
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If L~nv 11.,tr vor,+ ,,uf,rtm,,ntnn - ~
fo- nm ~, no,o tro.o u;or,.rra. f,;nT W. - H..
h,.o r,,rn",o, UNI ,nt raontfa,t aj H
nhort thcsa ccr.t,cntes NJ icnoait or nbn;,t H.,
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mt l,n,y Tin. ,'at ni,rsc1 tia rnr,;Hc,,ns @ ~
ianaa;t 49, H. IT, " ~. ~ y,
, 1875-01-22

authorities In Washington consent to It.
Gen. UGtlcn, and all tic other chiefs,
Of tho Wito Leagno hare bound tnensolycs to
habantl that organization az soon a. tho t,ropo-
situn IN agreed to. Tie matter will be laid be-
fore the authorities hero to-nerror.
, 1875-01-22
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, 1875-01-22

Int +t,,,.. - E"9A1~A ss41o ei!o
rntcs yaro 1ast lne democratic stAtcs until no
throgn insa III ,Inuun Tn tnen n Is elecon would bo
elcC,in, H. tta mn,.", " ttepteseu'atiVes. an
hor,, twtcn tr;ci an% vi " nepsesen,sat'ses l.au
rnna ycrv ~ =, hc' ,a .m s'es tue country
linn hy lin Ifou.n Nat,raa III, In an eiccs &C.
rcon,n wan,a hs" az ~ ahA Hita nel 41.uoo
Tros;iunt ~ Na., VIZ ,. sotH ~ ~ @o1ect1ng @
rtautu IrntIcr tIo rrnsor. .rat ut iahao,
yoo noysr nnnrnncrd r,t1;,33 3"tn. ~ to eiectoIal
tnn,,i,r uatf ~ ~ 81 :" pe1 Hont or tho
u,rh A. N 13or rn,t on'' A'''"i'es7 II satlea %
IIa rar.,xnl l., ~ .taa. ~ an,,
Cou,m,l;ca uhch nnco,n,s,,;a ..o teposs o1 she
aluenutnrnt '1''~N "ee'''f"''oa L'o Plopoaeo
-, ,,.,,,
ssid IT., a,r,,r J.. aa ,,';,',s inu"TAS r.! T1!AS..-,
fertctl Ind MI 4sa, "'su ,t.t 5oa!ltiy Hae sub
i,om ItIjna t i ua.,s, 'tsa y tnS ~ oenAtof
that the rnuiat;y ,,rn,r,.od 1,nn,, % 4.s
lilo danger. Tai ti'ere -,o. T. i1sou ~ neet
tvns. Viii, Tim c1rcrian'.n e ~ = .Ianua eiec-
the rnnntrv he thn,ost ~ u Houlhlann potnla
great daneer al ali 1as tI,o 10 psoot. Ine
for rrcsitent l,cra ~ ~ Wn.hi,S WThisinS o. t1e Voto
election uf President ~ H.. = :. - i! , too
depended uno,' sas tha ,ato - hlo ~ count Ind
Arkanpns fla <xholn oo,,,.s L"AieiahA Ut
involved in ri vii ,rnr mi sl i, 1pn n'e pecomo
acting Vicereseut auno1,neel ti,at % a niGn gn' ,ns
f;cnr,1a Yio,,t,i In ,o,,n.n1 ~ - ~ ~ tia tpto VI
lilo rcnnt. INF II IL ~ ch,t, ~ aiu ~ nos ennnge
.hnnfi Ia rninotad ~ IL . .n"aso .!to resuit ~
wien bo lnoket nj tho ron,rt .uuom
Committee, and raw lint 4 rorded foq py ~ to
carcs in ths Electnrs, ',oiiecn S'A''''eo scct'on
Nr. Morton r,itf eo,no ~ A.. u,
The Con,nit.na vare IN fara- "aS'"pe.e 9 .!
lilo Su,rs1u, tnn,t Jaw, ., ~ n1;aEln!i
States se::le such cases. OTHER msn,bera
Tnted States might flcct]e them an1 ~ n,aN anu
that spccia tribl'I,n1 souId hn crcat h %
greFs for tho purpose. The Comn,ttco NJ 1vn1 nad
therefore como to the conclusion to lava @ tnn
whole matter 10 Conrrars for artin,, ~ 'o"'' 'oo
a1r, Thur1unn aid I,e wan nat ";ii,r N ,,,
fldc this great power to Conrrrps, IL weu.oI =
, 1875-01-22
tfDfafE TuoN

sTt11Ps ron DISTILLED 1IqunRH.
sEo II. That II auy l'cHft shall a1i1, ur cause to
sutoaet % rontaln lisltlIul Hpriss, any itati.n
toer.h IL bc iesi:, OF tuten wast!sr to l i H.
dtsHued ~ strsle.nsFk, cantion. n,cc, ra,ltinn
liAenoss u, III sau hass tho Resemblance Or general
appearance ri, any lulerual Revenue stamp required
y iaw to 10 s,.s to Or upon my eaak package
thihng dist lsd spitts, he RlIu!l far ear ocye In
iah!c to n ualty If titO. and, conviction Eia la
aaoa not more than si,ooo and 10 Imprisoned ,.ut
III eontoata, sls'l bo fnrius. 10 the uneu st.tos
Liquor DEALERS LICENSES,
ntc. L. that retail dealers ia 4uurs shall pay s:,
tlntsI!c tlaied biiritn, w!nts nr nat lillso1H,
.helsss tl'Aa ~ heretsfor Provided in liza 44utt.
regarded ri rrt4ii lealer Ii, ligt,urs Whules4e
nnor I asa;t shail eash ray $loo Every rcr"sn who
npr,,s vines Or mall liquors. otherwise tha ~ hrrp
nafter irn4lde1 In Quantities of not Ipsa tian 70
wing sailun It ths sas.s time. shall I, rcsardsI
thu require loud and who sells only distilled sItrits
of his own 2io4arltnA at the place of manufacture,
WHOLESALE liuus dealer Oh arcount uf Heh sales, ill.,
wo ss q asa. a4 sts sss @ s ay M IEt ;
as.1 Il sF,ais IL 5, S 'aS h. 5s4;r tSa
liqnr4 sh pay sD, Livery Ierson Win sriI. u uiuss
fos aale ma liquors ~ gu.utssss ot aus uss t.,
on: i1unis shall to regarded Molt, ais dealer it
tnalt !!lutrt-rroTdcd That brewer shall le
required - lAy special tar ~ whole
sale deA+E. hy teasnn Of selling in
tho o1tgtoki STAMPED package, whether 1T tie
lscc "f ~ i4taeture or eaewAt ~, malt quora nal-
utactarol bin; propded. further, that auy vsatys-
,neuts o. idllonal sIee!al ax aV4iast wl.oeealo
for aclu alt liquors Of sslr usi, nsoIc,,ou n
Tic place manufacture, III tho criginal CASKS "
PACKAGES, fadr ~ Fea4oA " amendment &u E.s 81
of tas inte :. Asysnte se approved July w. hits, Us
aiacnded ssc ~ Vt tne act approved June y, la72,
further ndang ssd ssc. 81. by striking out tho
words ~ nlt liquor, nall liquors. brewer aud mat
lauoss." ifas three several Paragraphs In which hsy
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generally better there being an droves ~ cattle IN ne
Yards sale with number Of common and thin s'Ok sr
attendance Of Eastern purchasers present Dut holun1
on; prces ranged good % Desi JusnV W
offerings with further decline Demanded ny Dysrs
good quality medium Texas cattle strong aad IA aT enso
mon and hin fuly IN OF. lDDO head ~ All .inas
Of thus FAR sales of iians steis
ringing from l9o 10 l,26J N. al ~ lOQs) b22to
Illinois secrs rInr 29f ~ 3li y, ~ 80 r9@s
Texas ranging from 9tZ To lOii ~ oz ~ =, - ~
p Ohio steerl, r3ugrg rom ltJD9 ~ LOW 10
q 25a=7 20. and ana herrs ~ - 90 ~.
LAfBs-I.oceiyts iO-ay ODy5 nea. bHihk s.s
supply week thu far lJf4OD hean tehnrs
$500 head time last ana 3,sp
year. mITfet opened t1ifiF icuys
good 1aa'- 81 sheen fiir proportion oer
Ing ~ aiyuuc, last weeks opening prices very u.i
and SLOW quality Of s1eep The marker Oh snvs
few prime lots IN the ysfn
with cd supply reported about 400 hfai were drpV
81 TO - e. > and ~ Mchigan sheep aver
and 81 a. ~ - 90 - 50 p ana ~ b21 lDhs"/
sleep, aycra rirg ~ ard Jb - 70 - j. ana - %
HOES Receipts today 2Dp head making me pta "ifpy
thri 30 heat, AGAINST DruO hes iOr
Hee aEd - Or uci for III" es"nhDg
demand exceeding the supply prices iby
f9,1. higher iOrAcr, - ~ - on hIsy Log. On 's
quotations about 200 head wcr dsposed ~ 10Y hs
Workers. cOrlfrd - - grsSsrs bnt isw
oeg I'D waited. wr cuAlod can DE iad AZ - v'S
81 60 heavy hogs, IS - A %
WNrRRrSwv. Mas, Sept. 2l--0HrriR-Reeeipih iii
heat The d,naai fer cattle not snincicntv sotTs
b cause aItrse. aad remained verf s'1sB sii%
CHOICE slO jD0s - IS. FTtFi, - JDI - % is 0haV
fJHF0 %. secDna qualify ~ -11Po JO tAii" p'-""'
81 JOa.rT ~. 49,. 40.
meet he req ireaer tT6e sales. sheep IN e 30
r. 10 each extra go y p, ug Janus -" C. v 10
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TIE DEMOCRATS At WORCESTER.

CASTOR TO b. RENOMINATED-POLITICALG GOSSIP
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUSE
WORCESTER. Mass, Sept. 21.-The city is crowded
tonight with the greatest number Of dele sever
known to be- in Attendance State Convention
and if indications are correct the wisest cOunsels
will prevail. CASTOR, of course, will be renomi-
mated and the second place on the ticket will 90
either 10 Gen. ". I. Bartlett, well-known Liberal
Republican, or to the present Lieut.-GOy. Knight
who it stated on the best authority will not take
the Republican nomination with Loring and will
not decline the Democratic nomination if rendered
in advance of the Republican. He is also III favor
Of a License nominee. For Secretary of State The
nominee VIII also be a Liberal Republican, Geo. H.
Monroe. 1t is stated on the best authority that
Henry Wilson. no is in Worcester to-day, said
that he would receive the X, publican
nomination as the highest compliment, and would
accept it if offered The resolutions framed
by Representatives. Tarbox and Thompson will de-
clare tie constitutional amendments settled, and de-
care strongly possible against imitation and IN
favor Of al early resumption Of specie payments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
EOREIGN NOTES.

HALIFAX, Sept. 21-A bottle has been picked
IN nv a fisherman of Portuguese Cove near Ha.iiaz'
containing document SIGNED John Lawson. captain II
i not dated AID read. ION rambaO-BaIk King AfTelll
OF Sunderland is sinking. our boats are gone rthh
word home
Speaking on British agriculture. Mr.. Dod-
SON ~ p recently said Taking the Kingdom through
according 10 the best estimates n the wheat hsrvess
generally the wheat crop will be nom II to 20 PEI cent
below the average and that means thdf our ralNe atIr
instead OF producing bread enough tn m the mouths OF
= 900 OF 32.OOD.DoO u the United hIngdoi'
viii only produce enough for l3000OOo 70 lioNDuVo
ana the rest will be made M by Importation.
Louis Blame, who represents the sentiments
~ the ultra Republicans In the Fronch National Assem-
by says The republicans mist stand closely united
but their union ought rest perfect community OF
ideas and feelings 1t is high time for them to guard
AGAINST those artificial combinations into which divergent
nares cannot enter without mental reservation ana nl-
den thoughts Tie democratic prime pies which tne CON
sttuton OF the 25th OF February meant 70 VAN MUST
ne rou hit again lght and embodied in Prp-hihlne
IN ne presented FOR acceptance 10 le canduhics III nc
forthcoming elections, mat tLJ-c Only hholu DC
eIec,ed vito y arccp ng H. viii pledge themselves 20
servo Renblic truly cODservative-ihat H. progressive
Last July an advertisement signed " Medi-
ems aprearsd in English papers, Offering University
degrees a DIR. sparSes Of ssskeou-IEent' suspeSuus