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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-04
MARKETS.

Nkw YORK, April 3-The Posts financial article
csys the Wall street markets to-day very quiet
Gold opened a. ia ruled at ia all4t until to.
ward noon when there were sales at lI4A the
quotation since having been ll4S 0llaA. On gold
carrying; fiat and v cent per annum for use
Foreign nrhange is strong and for Saturday the
are asking - 8Sd4 SO respectively. In the money
maraet call loans are 3d4 y cent and prime mer.
e ssi. paper ssa1 ee.t government bonds in
nsual and with al strong, including Tenne.se pan
virginia.. Georeias, and south Caroiinss. In the
stock market The opening prices showed little
change compared with Yesterdays closing. Dur.
i, and after that an advance Of 4 ais. ~ cent in
Union Pacific, Pacific Mail, and Erie. The remain.
During the w~ek at the Cot on Exchange busi.
ness has been only moderate Spinners have pur-
chased TO . fair extent and on export account
some 2635 bales have been sold. There haa been
less strength 10 the general market, as Liverpool
did not respond to the improved feeling and eX
short netice business. The stock very large and
comparative fig res show an excess of nearly IS 600
mot very favorable, as the season is too backward
to permit much progress In planting. The total
sslee for the week were 1881 bales, OF which
ITO 500 were on contracts and the balance for im.
stocks closed active and lower; Central, laoa;
Erie 3O'; Lake Shore, 73S.; Illinois Central lOI i;
Pittsburg, %; Northwestern, IS \; do preferred,
57s; Rock Island, loea..
oOO on account OF int. rect, and $500 for bonds.
Customs receipts 1901 600
Bank state m-nt-Loans increased $500 900.
Specie increased 81 337 500 Legal tenders in
creased 81 900 600. Deposits do trie. Circulation
decreased S875 0OO.
Cotton closed quiet and steady: middling uplands
l6Ac; Orlesns lie; net receipts 43l bales; gross
1855; sales 1888. |
Futures closed steady; sales IS 400 bales a. fol.
lows: Low middliug for Apn 10 % 32c; Nav II Is
DIT $50: June IL t532c; July II IS 320l74c; Au-
Gust II u 3i0i7sc; September II 7.I60l7 IS3ac |
October Is 27.32a 1sc November I6 1916 10 3lc;
December l6 l9-32Gi6tr: January l6ac.
Flour quiet; O. 9505 60 for common to fair
extra Southern wheat quiet ana steady very
limited demand; 81 1901 % for winter red West
En-; 81 1o0l 30 for amber do; 81 1901 Al for white
western. Corn arm ct S7kc Tor Western mixed;
IN 0S8c for yellow Wesiern. and SIC for white
Western in srore. Pork 6rm; al 80 for new mess.
Coiee Arm. sugar quiet and steady Ece quiet.
lolaoses Ann. Turpentne firm ct DC. Resin firm: |
uain 81 sail 606hd; BY steam 81 07d.
OlNolaxATI. April a-Cotson quiet; middfing leo. {
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The Color Question in California.

7. j. Milliken, one of the wealthies mer.
chants IN Sacramento. took for second
wife Young Octoroon. She was verv nrat.
ty, well educated, and her African blood
was barely perceptible. The marriage was
disfavored by the children OF the first wife.
who would have no acquaintance with their
stepmother. A short time ago Milliken died.
Having made no will, the octoroon wife
could only claim the wifes usual share of
the property. The estate was worth about
u 100000. The children are contesting her
right to anything, basing their suit on the fact
OF Mrs: Milliken being part negro, the Cali
fornia law declaring that ''all marriages be-
tween persons and negroes or mulattoes are
illegal and void" The evidence shows that
during the years of Mr. Milliken's welded
NE with this second wife she was received
IN good society, although her faint of blood
was well known, and that his affection and
respect for her were sincere. The defense
Is that the law particularly designates me.
groes and mulattoes" as ineligible for mar
rage with white persons, and that the wife
n III .nis instance was neither, being only one
reached NV 'oen
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IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship Budson-Astd mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


| CINCINNATI-SteamerC Charles Morgan-6e bales
cotton 1877 bbls whisky so bbls pork 100 bbs fionr
1873 bbls apples 100 bxs starch 1850 bxs scan 255
ties hams $50 ties lard z22 kegs lard 80 cks meat -
bxs meat 257 axis l743 SKIS oats 200 bales hav
and anndrv DrOduce
ClNCINNATI--Steamer Thomas Sherlock-ay
hhds tobacco 5529 SKIS 815 SKIS ocake 100 bae,,
bbls pork 66 bbls whisky 2al2 bxs starch and sun
dry produce
ST LOUIS-Steamer John Tolle- 237l bbls Aopr
40 bbls meal 100 ties lard 25 bbs pork IS cks haCon
4443 SKIS oats 26l2 SKIS LII bales hay and sundrv
produce
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Seminole-l2s bales
cotton 10 skis cotton seed hhds sugar 10 bbs mo
leases half bbls mOasses and suDdries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henry Tete-l9O hhds m.
gar bbls sugar 81 bbls me 43 axis rough rice
and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer waloon--3 bbls mol..
ses cks molasses bbls cistern bottom and sun
dries
SHRBvEPORT-Steamer Durfee-63O halo.
cotton sks cotton aud sundriee
LOWER COAST-Steamer St Mary-l6 SKIS rough
rice and sundries -sA
MOBILE-Steamer Fav0rite-lO0 bales cotton and
sundrios
BONNET CARRE-Steamer Wawenock-Sundra.
LOVER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmer-Sundr1oa
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marie-Suudriea
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
April 3-ii5 bales cotton hhds sugar and sundries
, NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, April
3-3S6 bales cotton 100 bbls lime 100 bbls meal 20
SKIS peas and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. April
80 hhds sug, r bbs sugar and supd-ies
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
hOAD April 3-ll5 bales cotton and sundr1es
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[ooNrnuED FROM FIRST PAaE.J
iag the bishops and urging them to perse-
vow Moro Accessi ons to Alfonso.

Moro Accessi ons to Alfonso.
MADRID, April 3.-Carlist General Sabally
had an interview with General Campos at
Olaf, under flag of truce. 1t is believed
Sabal1y will give bis adhesion to Alfonso
and hold the same rank.
Since the iseue of General Cabrera's man.
Iest0 to the Carlists 244 officers have left
the service of Don Carlos and entered
France. OF these nine were Generals
Many others have surrendered to the Al
consists. Advices from the Spanish frontier
represe mt the prospects of peace increasing
daily. One hundred aud eighty Carlist
officers have already given in their submls-
sion to Alfonso.
Suspended.
LONDON, April 3.-Milson, McLay & Co.,
metal dealers, suspended, owing to Amer
lean contracts for rails. Liabilities 81 100000
Dedication Of The Macmillan Monument.
TRIESTE, April 3.-The ceremony Of I'M
yelling the monument to the memory OF the
late Emperor Macmillan took place in this
CITY to day in the presence of the Emperor
Francis Joseph. the Archdnke. the minis
ters and an immense cOncOnrse OF people.
Great enthusiasm was exhibited. Speeches
were made dwelling upon the merits of
Macmillan and expressing the attachment
of the inhabitants of Trieste to the I'm.
perial house. The Emperor who was
deeply moved cordially thanked the people
for their manifestations of 10y atty.
A Claim Against the United states.
New YORK, April 3-Advices from San
Domingo city to the twenty second Of
March state that it is said that the Domin
lean government is being hard pressed by
about 1000 of it's citizens, victims Of Baezs
action while under the immediate protection
of the United States ships Of war. to prepare
and present q claim on the United States
government for losses and injuries to the
government and people arising therefrom.
The foundation Of this claim has been
taken from the speech of Senator Sumner
Of March q, 1871 on the violation of inter
national law and the usurpatiOn of war
powers. The claim, it is eaid, will be for
45,0O0,00O. The government argues that
troops Of the United States kept Baez in
power, and, consequently, the latter gov
eminent is responsible for his action.
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chbishop McCloskey having been
raised to the dignity of Cardinal. il will he
etiquette for him always to appear in a eos.
tune some portion of which shall be scarlet
This regulation is said to have caused Car.
dinal Manning in England some annoyance
until bis c0untrymen became familiariz-d
with his new ecclesiastical garb and conn.
ment, and will probably produce the same
result in New York. 1t is supposed to eym.
bOlize the special readiness of dignitaries
of that class to shed their blood for the
good of the church. The full dress of a
cardinal isOne of the most gorgeous and
striking costumes worn by civilized men.
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THE STATE OF LOrys,An.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIsr
ORLEANS-NO. 63y7.

I,amn. STATE s.1s.s OF LOUISIANA To ALL WHOM ~
.o whereas, Amos =. Collins of the parish of 49,
nya: S,a'o ., LOUISIANA subsequent pure hasel
p eSens owner OF the property hereinafte, ~ Nd
scfoed, by regular chain Of title duly autJ de-
ah "nu lega! form has applied to this ent.
men. IN conformity with the laws and 81 rss
w Stste OF Louisiana in such made All Of
nov NOW. therefore, be it knewn, That all III
Mn,omsoever that may have can setfs4 Eperscns
lKnt ttie. claim or interest in and tn VI IN up any
cry hereinafts described in conseoue ~ the prop
,niormality in the order decree or ce Of any
Court under which the sale was maj Tent of tho
IIegularitv or ilegaity in the Vie or any
advertisements, in time and manner Of "a ments and
any otner detect Whatsoever are herei sale
sun0nlshed IN the name OF the State o4sy cited and
and for the Fifth District Court for 81 Louisiana
All sh, 10 show cause within thirty The parish Of
oay lhls mohition is first inserted tisys from the
papers. why the sale made shoul1 1in the public
ThS s an nomoiogsted I'D not be con-
~ no said property was sold at pu1S
tne constable Of the late Eighth 81 sblic auction by
NE PARISH OF Jefferson or about Dustice Court of
s a. y 1870 by virtue of WI the fifth day Of
ISSUED on the third Gay of DecemI ft of feri facss
OF owners of lots Nos. s. 8, I and Miss Ann H. May
OF $40 situated in Faubourp Ea in square No. IS
paris. OF Jefferson No. POL of ind BOigny city and
iate Eighth Justice Court: at VI docket o. the said
sale J. Q. Osborne becsm. the rs hitch said judicial
sum and price eff ISL, ard which purchaser tor the
acquired BY the said Amos 81 "a said property was
owner by purchase from Collins. the present
vendee of the said i g Osh <sh. &. Caulkins the
sderatiOn OF the prjr. an nrne for and in con-
which appears from The del "a sum of 500; all Of
In this Fifth District Court DIS OF sale now on file
Descr ptiOn of the urOper{
cal cOnve recorded iety as given in the Judi.
SAID late Eighth Justice or IN the deed book of the
in the clerks Office of 1sourt, and also filed
Court, z the said Fifth District
Four certain lots of ri
and parish of jefferson Found. situated in the city
New Orl, ans, parish Gnow Sixth District c ty Of
Bouligny, State of Loud Orean.). Faubourg East
old plan. or No $40 ne siana. In the square No S.
R0leon avenue, PITT BIZ pan and bounded by Ma
The said lots Nos. S f.rln and Prytania streets
inches front on Nail an measuring IS feet o
depth; and lot No oIeon avenue. by 100 feet in
street by 100 feet in tssures 80 feet on Pitt
posed of Tour lots of utpth and the whole 10 COM
cording to plan Cd a,G Nos s. s. aud g. &C.
witness our hand& and ,hsuoolrg
coLrt this fifth DAT ~ =. 40 seal Of the Aforesaid
ninety ninth year Of ,h G Gu a. ~ 1878. and the
United States Of An ,erca Independence OF tho
1no.As Du,vr 9ls n l'oArH oo1I ns', Judge
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Flour ste ady demand moderate. wheat-Demand
fair and market firm; red 81 l20l l6. Corn firm
7l072c. Oats firm; 6o064c. Pork firm: S2l -
meats firm; shoulders &c: clear rib Ike; clear
lac. Bacon scarce and firm: shoulders SC; clea.
rib l2kc; clear l2zs 0l3c Whisky firm; demand
moderate; 81 H. :,
S1. Louis, April 3.-Cotton and -four steady and
unchanged. Wheat excited; No. red winter 81 Il
al l7a; No. do 8 l2h AZ 49, Nc. spring CHI,
cago IS OIOi OF. COrn-Demand active; No.
mixed TN d73c. Oate-No. . 62165c. Whisky
firm; 81 II. Pork S2l IS. Dry salt meats frnseI
shoulders 8ac; clear rib IL hc clear l2c; sales OF
clear rib at l2c for May, clear sides at l2c next
week delivery. Bacon firm and unchanged. Lard
firm; l4ac here, lac up country.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE limited
STATES.
FIFTH CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT on IouIsyAvA

HENRY r. JACKSON EFT AL vs.. vICKSBUR0
shreveport and Texas Railroad Compa nv and
eaid-sO. 5O33 ~ ~A0
Pr AUTHORITY OF TBE COURT AFORRsArD
- have been appointed special master in the
cause Aforesaid, to receive proofs Of the bonds
Dona noe Issued by the said corporation under the
mortgage dated the first of September. 1887 and
made to John Ray or bearer comprehe aiding the
railroad property and effects of the said coreora.
ton. and described in the bill in this ease.
Proof can be made at the Office of the clerk nj
court aforesaid from the hour of twelve o,c Iock NJ
70 r. ~ Of each day. Sundays excepted nnfii
Wednesday, the twenty second Of April next from
the date OF this notice. AVA " AAo1
Every holder OF such bonds will file the same with
his application and such other proof as he mav ha
advised is proper to be- made ~ ~ "S W.
Al the same place, the twenty third and
twenty fourth of April 1875 after the cIasn@ 1i ~
.he proofs aforesaid will be there at the same
maSt.r WIN y, view 70 making up the report of the
!. ne decree on which the proofs are to be made
mh9. On. F. A. WOOLPLEY,
Special Master
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OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN ,
sunday, April 4. 1878.

Ct NE REPUBLICAN, }
sunday, April T. 1875 /
CLEARED YESTERDAY
steamship City of Havana, Pbillins for
ProoresL p a' Iuxpan, Vera Cruz Campeache.
Steamsh,n Hew orleans Dearborn. for New York
p.eam .s Amite. Adams. for Pensacola
H Halk Minnie Allen, soper for Hayre
Sra";ss ian ~ 0ark Evening" Star SPEECH for Cork
SpS Sisn DARK Ptpita, Julia for Barcelona
Sch"o FRED Dunbar, Connors for Ruatan Island
Sch",eI Watson; Watson, for Pensacola
'~Aooner Mary Emily, Kruy ger. for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Hudson, eager, from New York 9th
uitmo' to Moulton-2d district
STEAMBOATS,
John F Tolle. Brady. from st Louis
Hharies Morgan. Stein, from Cincinnati
Thomas Sherlock. Hart, from Cincinnati
Mary Ida Ruiz. from White Hail
Wawen0ck Gleason. from Bonnet Cara
Henry Tete. Aucoin. from Thibodaux
seminole Heinn. from Grand Rcore
Durfee. Aiken. from Shreveport
Malo0n, Ruis. from Lower Coast
nice FeLmer. Taylor. from Lower CoasH
nAne. 6assett. from Lower Cost
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Charlotte Cushman il reported - quite
i'll 1t st. Louis. She will be obliged some
time to make her ''last appearance on any
STAGE"
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day (not ipcludinu anv
additional yesterday, embraced $3.50 bales AZ
slightly irregular. but generally SITTER prices
closing at an advance of about he to which we
conform our quotations. We give also the Il eures
and report OF the Exchange in FULL as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the New Orleans Psstonlcs
Uncalled for for the Week Ending
Saturday, April 3, 1873. ut 6 p. M.
THE Postoffice remains open ON Sundays from 10
A. ID. to to IL n.
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Josephine. Cozzens. from Bonnet Care
FavOrite, -, from Mobile
BELOW-WAITING ORDERS.
Ship Algoma, Curry from Liverpool January B.
to MASTER
EXPORTS.


CORK-Bark Evening Star-2l75 bales Gotten 1900
slaves
BARCELONA-Bark Pepita-10c bales cotton
"a 600 staves
HAvRE-Bark Minnie Alen-l846 bales cotton 70
bales hides $50 bales moss pcs walnut 1000 staveo
NEW YORK-Stesmship New Oreans-1674 bales
cotton 178 bales hides and skins IS bales iron Ats
bds hides 67sl dry hides 39l bbs moasses 296 bbls
oil 444 Dbl rice
RUATAN lsLAND-Schooner Fred Dunbar-90O0
feet lumber hbls pork Dbl beef pkgs mdse
MEXICAN Notwithstanding City of Havana
For Tuxpan-24 bbls flour $50 SKIS corn 50 empty
barrels 48 bxs crackers bbs crackers ]" bxs SOAP
For TampicO-25 bhls tar 80 bbls flour bbls crack
pls8 bxs cheese For Vera Cruz-l9C00 feet lumber
so bhls potatoes horses
Observation-Disclosures W Watson-1O0 SKI
corn
Observation-Disclosures Mary Emily-5oo sks corn
so SKIS bran 30 axis oats IS bales hay so bbs four
tcs lard bags coffee l48 pkge mdse
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Amte--sOO ska corn an
sks oats % bags coffee Is SKIS bran 2O8 bbls -four 80
half bbs DOur q bbs pork IA thls whisky 40 bbla
potatoes 10 bbs sugar hhds sugar 5 cks bacon "a
bales hay 81 pkgs mdse
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie-325 bills f3our n
bills pork 10 hbs whisky 700 ska corn so ske DATA 70
bags coffee 10 cks meat hhds sugar 20 bbls sugar
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FOB RENT.

OM snt n .itN1.A DESIRABLE COrrAax M
and &ssni IN St Andre. sst..sS
WIZ rent it for lees to p es q S1s Rss
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
rATCtDAY tvhNIhG Auili 3 la1S

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE
sATUtDAY EvEYIhG Aprii g. 1875. :
We nave no rta4gs 10 notice in the money
market The ontr1ngs continue moderate At the
banks ana limited on the street. and the rates ct
commercial pager unchaAged. We continue to
qnote mist ciaes PAPER aIc collateral loals for
sixty days al 8d9 y ceni f. aunuIs; Al do al 100
IL, ara second grade l51t6 First c ass mort pagea
continue TO rule al 90iD y. cent y annum while
secOnd grade are entirely uomnal.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING House.
tl"ailnes. Balances
April 3...-............ | 800 92o 90 Rl3e ITO 40
Same time last week, l7iS.o3i ~ 227 6h8 IS
Total lasi week.. $3.50 $50 20 lI27 s94 Sc
TOTAL week before. 1916 o61 80 Sol 5aI %
We axe indebted TO M l. NJ typard MANAGE,
81 The New orltane Ci'ar7ng house for the follow.
ing compar4 i've statement of he associated bauks
for the week ending toasy: -
Decrease
specie. Observation-Disclosures. SIS 600
'O'oieo 200 600
12D 600
currency ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800 90
The folio wing were elected directors Of the Lon
isians Levts Comeans: Nfssrs John HI ndereon
H. Ogltsby, William j. Beuan r. r. Herv9
'oha AcGAty, james r casey, 9. h. Hyams.
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MEMORANDA.
SAILED

SAILED.
Ships hentuckian, Tros and Hampton Court and
bark Left Ericsson, for Pensacola; ship Mayfower
for Mataszas, all previously reported below wait
ing ORDERS
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ROSSELL HOUSE,
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI.
Will reopen on May l. 1875, for the reception
guesta, having been newly furnished throughout
Charges moderate
mhl3 tmyl PETER J. MONTROSS. Proprietor
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Ames Alkaline Miss
AbstOn Mary Mrs 49,.
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Armstrong Victoria n
Antomifrades Mrs
Baleluine L A Miss
BArretta Pauline
Blank Sarah Mrs
BannOn Camilla B Mrf
BarrOueles Jessie N Mi
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Barnett Anne Mrs
Beatty Mary Mrs
Brewar Mol Y Miss
Bell AIDA Miss
Bentz Annie Miss
Beck Annie F Mrs
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Bernard Mary Mrs
Briant MOllie Miss
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Brown Mary Mrs
Boyer POline T Mrs
Bronson Jennie Mrs
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Brown Katie Miss
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meteorological Report.
OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New Orleans. April B. 1875, !
The following is the report of the weather
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N. B. CBILDREss,

A. W. WARNER. NJ. B. CBILDRKss.
WARNER & CHlLDRESs,
~ ICE DEPOT.
4x.... ...CArOndelet street. 40
Between Gravier and Union streets.
Ice in large and small quantities delivered in
any part OF the city. City and country orders
hogsheads, terces and sacks, solicited and filed
with dispatch.
cend IN your orders. mh28 I'm
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Lender NJ Mrs
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Lynch Mary A Mrs
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