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bic 8~ranfbeit etnipirfen, uab ben frat'tet' Stotl ents
ferner, In pel6er Sorr1 ct ait3 gum 8orl9ettt
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81. Dtan la5e i4 cine 8roi6iire fiber bic ao5tnr
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befti9en &e9eniturme bsim9elu@t NOR
ben. Cine groBe W}engc Sdu1er uno
Sriiden lino fort9eldmemmt nno fop
Die oauae Grnote perni6tet @oroer.
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Srteff6e ConfuItationen
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pi0enf6aftita %sebiIpete Mebtciner.
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eusfahrliae ~Jra8tnlite franco per Spf pber int Sdufe.
Gin rrnitdnbi8es fgftentatii6es Gintraesn in ben 9iidern.
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nxr pcn ben a~nSetelten AerStct seDfna
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@rnnoei9enthum~ Naent unb aftinndr,
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%herfanfen, gu bermietben, cher gu uertaltz
iden. geBtere ~b"IteDsn aus Dem btlten Nfers
une W!ncralH 9dao, pe'ds5 0iraruia bat.
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let in Dec StAbf 5u perfaafrn Uper Su pe,mis-
then.
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Sh erlau6e mir n1einen Treunben alo
Dem Fublifum i'll Mlaemeinen %an3u3ei
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cine 9aaerbierz8 rauerci perbunoen uno
gu Dem .3wct einen beutI6en grauer.
perrn Sacob gdif bon Der beriibmren
2irauerci bon S. S. Salt i'll Pbilabel-
pbta anaeltelt babe.
Snbcm ih auf oaS Wob!iuonen bes gu
blifum8 redue. 9ebe i5 Die 8erlideruna.
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,uoblidmedenoes gier Su brauen, BOG
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The VIRGINIA PROTECTION
, 1875-07-24


Seine Gjeie1idoft bictct qr6Bere Ser
t51le Denen on, lpelac ibr 9eben pell,<
dl IN, ais DieIc.
Disitlbe Bat General g9rrtcn in IS staa.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-25

orr1cH-Or second street. opposite tie oolth
Front Of the Capitol.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23
NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY APRIL 23 1875
he appeared we'll informed on the sub

as he appeared we'll informed on the sub
ject.
Mr.. Bayley said that if the company was
destroyed the levees would be too. for
these parishes liable to overflow could not
pay for them. and the hill country, which
never suffered, would not vote to pay for
the losses of the others. The company was
not responsible for the acts of its predeces-
sor. Its work had been well and honestly
done, and not dollar OF dividend on the
stock had been declared. but on the con-
trary, it had spent $4,000 out of its own
pocket.
Mr.. Hahn said it appeared to him there
was defect in the resolution. When
lawyer received his client he asked him for
his allegations on which to frame his petit
ton. Here was nothing except the prayer.
There were no facts nor basis for an argu-
ment The resolution should set forth facts
known to the committee or the public.
The bill was postponed.
Several other measures were acted on.
and it was 6:l5 p NJ. when the House ad
jOurne0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23
~ TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

Resignation OF Attorney General Will
liams.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-Attorney General
Williams has resigned, to take effect May
IL. No successor has been named. Will
llams goes home, hoping to come back as
Senator from Oregon.
Secretary Deiano.
Nothing tangible can be obtained regard
ing the rumOr-d retiracy of Delano as Sec
retary Of the Interior.
The Swatara.
The steamer Swatara was at Melbourne
February 81.
More Predictions About the Decision in
the Grant Parish Case.
1t is the general impression of those likely
to be informed, that the case known as the
Grant parish case, involving the constitu
tionality of the enforcement act of May 81,
1870, will not be decided at this term, but
the same authority asserts that large ma
jority of the court, if not all, are of
the opinion that the act is Uncon-
stitutional. All the cases which have
been argued at the present term except
this, it is thought, will be decided before
the adjournment. One of these is what has
been called the capitation tax case, from
Maryland, arising under q statute of the
State passed in 1882. which secures to the
othto Ouo Altu VI tuc gross dkuOUuL Ee-
celved by the company from passenger
travel on the Washington branch road of
the Baltimore and Ohio Company. Before
the counsel of the company advised that
this tax was unconstitutional the company
had paid into the State treasury on account
OF the tax more than $4,000, 900, and had
paid in dividends to the State as a stock
holder in the branch road, and as a stock
holder in the main road more than
$5,000,000.
Mexican Claims In the Umpire's Hands.
Sir Edward Thornton has over 100 cases
referred to him as umpire of the Mexican
commission, and will not reach the test
case deciding the responsibility of the
sacking Of Bagdad, at the mouth Of the
Rio Grande, very soon.
Ugly Talk About Delano.
There are some ugly ring reports con-
nected with Secretary DelanO's retiring from
the Secretary ship.Ot the Interior.
Williams Probable Successor.
Colonel Bristow, the present Secretary of
the Treasury, Judge Pierrepont, Mat Car
penter and Ben Butler are mentioned as
successors to Attorney General Williams.
The Farrngut Case Ia the Supreme Court.
1t is expected that in the Supreme Court
tomorrow will be argued the case of the
United States against Farragut, involving
the question of the right of the officers and
men Of Admiral Farragut's fee: in the cap
ture OF New Orleans to prize and military
salvage in respect to captured vessels
which had been taken from loyal owners
by the COnfederates, and were restored to
such owners after capture.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23
FOREIGN.
The insurgents Running Riot in Cuba.

The Insurgents Running Riot in Cuba.
KEY WEST, April 22-Advices from Ha-
vana report that 1000 well mounted ;nsur.
gents entered the jurisdiction of Sagua on
Friday last and burned seven large planta-
tions in the district of Quemada de los
Guines. They met with no resistance.
Manuel Suarez, formerly an officer of the
Spanish army, was in command.
Another rebel cavalry corps, estimated to
he 1900 strong, is operating under General
Sanguili in the eastern part of the jurisd c.
ton of Colon.
1t was supposed at Havana that rein.
fOrcements had been received by Captain
General Nalmaseda sufficient to prevent the
insurgents from overrunning Colon, and to
check their progress westward for the
present.
President Lerdo's speech to the Mexican
Congress.
CIrT OF MEXICO, April II. via Havana,
April 22.-The last session of the present
Congress was opened by President Lerdo
dc Tejada with a speech. The President
said the relations of Mexico with foreign
powers were friendly. In accordance with
the recent amendment to the constitution
Senate would be organized in September.
The executive had fulfilled all the re-
quirements of the constitutional amendment
and the reform laws, but old preiudices
and the spirit of bigotry still fingered
Some persons by artfully creating an un-
reasonable excitement had occasion or pre-.
text for the formation of small armed
bands in parts of Michoacan and Jalisco.
They pretended to believe that Mexicans
would allow themselves to be deprived of
the glorious results of the victories they had
purchased with their blood, and those ideas
and principles whose incorporation in the
constitution and laws of the country ele-
waited the republic to q place among the
most liberal and civilized people. The
President stated that measures would be
submitted making education compulsory
and providing for normal college for
female teachers
The Excursion Party.
Colonel Tom Scott and party have ar
rived at the capital. Many who thought
that their purpose was diplomatic and war
like are now convinced that they are here
in pursuit of purely speculative and COM
mercial enterprise.
Lighthouses to be Built.
Funds have been deposited for the con-
of lighthouses at Tampico and
Vera Cruz.
Theirs to be Elected Senator.
PARIS, April 22-The Moniteau says
Theirs will be elected to the Senate by
many departments, and may possibly be
elected president of that body, which posi-.
ton he is sure to hold for life
Postponed.
LONDON, April 22.-The hearing OF the
eat-holders OF Her Majesty's Opera House.
restra lining Moody and Sankey from using
that building tor revival purposes has been
postponed to the thirtieth.
The House Of Commons in Executive
Session.
In the House of Commons this morning
Mr.. Sullivan announced that for the pur-
pose of terminating the anomalous relations
between the press and the House, he would
nightly call attention to the presence of
strangers. This will have the effect of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23
American Visitors.

Quite distinguished party of tourists
from our neighboring republic, the United
States, arrived in the capital last Saturday.
Colonel Thomas A. Scott, the railroad kim
OF America, accompanied by his wife and
private secretary, Mr.. Mackay, C0lonels
Nutting and Grant, of Georgia, and Hon
A. G. Brown, Ex-Governor of Georgia. " ife
and son, Major Ben Perley Pore and
daughter, and Miss Peter, also Hon. vii.
liam Walter Phelps, exc ngressman from
New jersey. All these gentlemen are promi.
nent at home, as capitalists and railroad
men, while Major Poore is one of the Oldest
and most distinguished journalists in the
country.
This visit is purely of pleasure, conse-
4uent On the awakening interest in Mexico
felt everywhere throughout the United
States.
The above arrived in special train at
half-past five o'clock Saturday. In the
regular train, at 9 p. M., came Hon. George
A. Sheridan, member of Congress from
Louisiana. and General Thomas A. Harris.
editor of the New Orleans Weekly Times
All but the two latter return tonight to
Vera Cruz. Messrs. Harris and Sheridan
will remain until the next steamer.-Iu,
ReDuGiics, fourteenth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23
NEW YORK.
A Newspaper Version of the Supren
Courts Opinion.


New YORK, April GA dispatch to the
San, from Washington, says the Supreme
Court will adjourn May B. Although there
has been no formal conference or vote on
the Louisiana case, which involves the con-
stitutiOnality of the enforcement act. there
is good reason to believe that the tribunal
by al most decided majority, will sustain
the decision of Justice Bradley in the court
below, and declare all this legislation to be
void and without constitutional warrant
The opinion will be reserved until the meet
ing of the court next fall.
Beecher Finished.
Beecher's testimony is concluded Half a
dozen witnesses were examined to day.
A Sound Steamer Lost.
The StOnington, of the Boston line sunk
at her moorings, where she was repairing
Forty wOrkmen who were aboard escaped.
She went down in a heavy swell! in five
minutes.
Underwriters in Convention.
The ninth annual convention of the board
of underwriters met to-day. Fifty compa
MES are represented. The proceedings are
preliminary.
Specie.
Specie shipments to-day, $366, 0)0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23
Combinations by the senate.

The Senate has notified the Governor of
its concurrence IN tha following appoint
ments:
Hiram +. Steele, Assistant Attorney Gen
eral of the State of Louisiana
East Baton Rouge-hobert Morris, clerk
of registration.
Webster-L. Q. c. Puckette, tax collector.
West Baton Rouge-Oscar Holt, tax COL
lector; 7. Landry, clerk of court; Stephen
Colwell, sheriff; o. Bernard, recorder;
George Matthews. Justice OF the peace.
fourth ward; Clay Bernard, justice of the
peace, second ward.
Claiborne-Charles S. Blackburn. super
visor of registration: l.. A. Cormick and l..
B. Blackburn, clerks Of registration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23
A story of the Ealis.

1t is related that many years ago Mis-.
Porter, of Niagara Falls, while in Paris
was asked if she knew much about the
falls. 'ies," she replied, 81 own them,
This was substantially true. as most of the
land on the American side, along the rapids
and down to the cataract ITSELF was the
property OF the Porter family. Recently
one-elghth OF all the lands and premises on
Goat Island was sold by Jane Townsend
to Elizabeth Porter for $5I ,325, and one.
sixteenth part of the same property was
sold to George NJ. Porter for &s5, CO. So. Al
this rate Goat Island is worth about 500.
000.-Bu1olo Express.
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compelling the withdrawal Of all persons
except members.

OASSP ~ aACAOOAo'
A Compliment to Michael Chevalier.
LONDON, April 2i.-The Liverpool Cham
ber of Commerce gave dinner this eve.
ming in honor of its guest. Mr.. Michael
Chevalier, the celebrated French ecOnO-
mist NJ. Chevalier. in reply to a compli-
mentary toast, made speech, in which he
dwelt on the benefits of free trade. He
expressed his admiration at the extra0rdi-
nary progress made by the United States.
A nation 80 anxious to possess the inn
provements in public and private life,
SO eminent for its love of its liberty,
could not long remain bound to the pro-
tective system. Protection was repugnans
to a progressive policy, checked the growth
of trade and restricted the liberties of pro-
ducer and consumer. He especially pointed
out the inconsistency Of the Americans in
imposing duties on foreign grain while they
attempted to inundate the grain markets of
Europe with their products.
The Conspiracy Against Bismarck.
BRUSSELS, April 222-The examination
into the alleged Duchesne conspiracy
against Prince Bismarck began to-day. The
prisoner Duchesne thrice refused to give
the names of his accOmplices.
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IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT TWELVE
MONTBs' CREDIT Hf AUCTION. By THE
SHERIFF.-The sheriff will sell to day at
noon at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, certain lot of
ground, with the buildings and improve.
ments thereon. in the Second District of this
city, fronting on Claiborne street, between
Bienville and Cont streets For full pacticu.
lars and terms see advertisement
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Tho Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Friger;o's 3, No.
50 Chartres street, on April 90, stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ, O. at P. NJ, 7Oo: at
6P. NJ, 640. Lowest point during the night
of April 81, G3o. Ram during the day Of
April 90, eight-tenths of an inch.
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IBy Telegraph
aaaea.leOufrR.

Pass.a.l'Outre.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE, April u, 1875.
To Captain c. ". Howell, Corps OF Engineers
United States Army;
Depth of channel at extreme low tide,
sixteen feet. Least width for that depth,
fifty feet. High tide at 1899 A. NJ,
today. Height above extreme low tide,
three feet. Depth OF channel at high tide,
nineteen feet.
Cortes aground just above twin cans.
YazOO outside.
Dredgeboat Essayous working
CHARLES T.. L. B. DAVIS.
First Lieutenant of Engineers