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New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08
NEW YORK.
Sub.Treasury Balances,

Sub.Treasury Balances.
New YORK, December 7.-Gold, So, ,67s, :
SIS; currency, $40 ,537, ,625.
The sub-treasurer paid out $4,000 ON
account of interest and $I94, 600 for bonds,
Customs receipts, &37l 900.
O'Conor's Coudition.
Charles O'Conor is still alive, but grow
ing weaker.
Tweed.
There is no news of Tweed.
Death of a Noted Clergymap.
Rev. DR.. Baxter, prominently identified
with the New School of Presbyterianism, is
dead, aged eighty-one years.
Babcock's Case.
A St, Louis dispatch of the sixth to the.
Herald says: "The United States grand jury
did no work to-day, having adjourned until
to morrow morning.
"A report was current this morning that .
true bill had been found against Babcock
last Saturday, and that a warrant for his
arrest is en- route for Washington; but the
report was without foundation. There is
authentic information on the subject to the
effect that the grand jury will have the
evidence under consideration, and to-mor-
row, immediately after meeting, vote will
be taken on the subject: The district attor.
ney WAS absent from the city to day, and
the object Of postponing the vote until to-
morrow was to consult him on some point
of law"
International Ocean Telegraph Company.
The stockholders of the InternationaF
Ocean Telegraph Company had their an
nual meeting today. Vice President Norvin
Green presiding. The following board of
directors were reelected for the ensuing
year: William Orton, president; Norvin
Green, vice president; A. B. Cornell, c.
Livingston, Augustus Schell, Harrison Dur
kee, E. s. Sandford, Cyrus w. Field and,
James A. Scrymser The annual report.
showed the net earnings for the year end
ing October 81, 1875, to have been $780,
S96 "a.
Tammany Hall.
At Tammany meeting it was resolved
that the grand sachem appoint commit
tee of five TO consider the advisa bility to
amend the constitution abolishiug secrecy
of proceedings.
The Expelled Students.
The expelled students from Princeton
were allowed to return on promi sing to
have nothing to do with secret societies.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08
FOREIGN.
Excitement ut Madrid Over the Presf.
dents Message.

Excitement ut Madrid Over the Presi-
dents Message.
MADRID, December The message of
President Grant occasions great excite
ment. A complete summary of the Cuban
section was cabled to Senior Callantas, Min
lister for Foreign Affairs, and an informal
meeting of the ministry was held tonight.
Its verbosity startled the Spanish states
men. A days delay in sending in the mes
sage is regarded suspici0usly, and the bel
ligerency disclaimer will be variously dis
cussed in to-morrOw's newspapers. Du-
plicity will probably be charged, and ultra
organs intimate threats of Carlist recogni-
ton. The newspapers are issuing extras
sni the streets are crowded The excite
ment is equal to that shown over the Vir-
glnius affair.
Plotting Bonapnrtists.
PARIS, December THE Bonapartists
are plotting to effect . coalition with mem
bers of the Republican party with view to
effect the overthrow of the government ON
the question of senatorial nominations in
the Assembly. The members of the parties
of the right and the left are agreed on the
question of the nomination of forty four
Senators. Thirty-one Senators remain M
chosen.
Cold Weather in Spain.
The weather is very cold in the north of
Spain. Some of the soldiers have been
frozen to death.
Denied.
The report that General Tristany has re-.
entered Catalonia and issued proclams-
tiOn is denied to-day.
Uneasy Public Sentiment in China.
HOMO KONG, December 7.-Piacards GEN.
suring the arrangements made by the Chi.
ish minister, have been posted in Pekip
they were, however, immedistely removed
by the authorities. The native officials are
uneasy in regard to the recent negotiations.
Late information, implIcating the MOmien
authorities in the murder of Mr.. Margary,
has been received.
Chinese Legations Abroad.
LONDON, December IA private tele-
gram from Pekin says arrangements for
sending Chinese Legations abroad are pro-
ceeding. Ministers have been appointed to
the United States i Peru r,.s and Japan.
that the steamship Anglia, Captain Smith,
of the Anchor line, from New York, Novem-
Der 13, for Glasgow, has recently been seem,
with the loss of her propeller, proceeding
under sail. Two tugs have been dispatched
to her assist ktance.
Down Ansng the Dead nIen.
The work of recovering the dead bodies
from the Swaithe- Maine colliery IL pro-
greseing. 1t will be some days before the
number of dead can be asceFtained, Dor
ton of the roof Of the mine having fallen.
which obstructs the work Of the explorers.
Summoned to Resign.
The Pail Mall Gasette's special from,
Berlin says the Prussian government has
summoned the archbishop of
Cologne to reign. This is the preliminufy
to legal proceedings to depose him.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08
The President,s Message,

We present to the readers of the REPUB.
LIcAN this morning the Presidents message
in full. The general imbecility and in
capacity of the Washington management of
the Associated Press eliminated yesterday
in the information that only synopsis of
the message, u column long, or SO, could be
sent in the usual way. This forced the daily
papers OF New Orleans to make other ar
rangements, which they were enabled to
do, fortunately, through Mr.. E. w. Barnes,
manager, and his accomplished assistants
of the Western Union Telegraph Company.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08
Ladies' Fair at Gru.ew.ld Hall.

The fair given by the Ladies' Aid Sewing
Society for the benefit of the Touro In
frmary, is in the full tide of success. The
hall was filed with visitors last evening,
and the young ladies were charmingly en-
tertaining at the different booths, the floral
arbor, gypsy tents, postoffice, oafe Partisan,
and other resorts. An agreeable feature Of
the entertainment is the dancing, which the
young folks enjoy at ten o'clock each eve
ming. The fair will continue until further
notice.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08
WASHINGTON.
Republican Senate Caucus.

WASHINGTON, December 7.-The Repub-
licans of the Senate caueussed to-day and
appointed q committee of five to arrange
the committees There will be no material
changes.
Babcock Gone to Chicago.
General Babcock left for Chicago to ap-
pear before the military court of inquiry
There is no information at the department
regarding his alleged indictment at St.
Louis Attorney General Pierrepont is
satisfied no such action was taken.
Indian Commissioner.
John Q. Smith, ex-member of Congress
from Ohio, has been appointed Indian com
missioner.
Postmaster at Boston.
Edward S. Toby succeeds Burt at Boston
as postmaster.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08

CONTINENT TO AMERICAN MANuFAc-
rURERs.-Protessor Turle, who latsly re-
signed the position which he has held for
over ffty years - orGanist Of wsstninister
Abbey, London, has purchased for hi ewn
~ enc Of George Woods q. Cp.t Amszi-
60 nads parlor eeRans. Thes& nerkshls
ihk1sunsats have acquired q q -
llota - ~ ssnszy - - -
1l1Y u1rahlp - ~
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08
COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1875.
Superior District Csurs.

Superior District Court.
Pierre Joseph Martin vs. Bienvi,le Oil
Works.-Mandamus to be allowed access to
and examination of defendants books re-
fused Plaintiff 10 . stockhOlder Of the
company. and has an agent here. He must
seek another remedy.
Hale, Aver L. CO. vs. New Orleans st.
Louis and Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
against garnishees, Walden, Hawkins & Co.,
for $1l0S 80.
A. q. Le Wis vs.. city of New Orleans
Judgment for plaintiff for arrears of salary
as assistant city attorney.
Robert Carey g. Co. VS.. Bank of America.
Petitioner alleges depositing, November 80,
after three o'clock, checks as follows: Dill
worth & Brother, Louisiana National Bank,
Si5l2 "a; s. G. Abrner, Union Bank,
$l766 SO; E. X. Converse, Canal Bank,
$ll32 ~; G. A. Eckerly g. Co, Southern
Bank, $l2 IS; Briggs, Payne g. Co., Louis
lana National Bank. $338 81; small g. Co,
Germania Bsnk, 1922; Flash, Lewis e. Co,
Louisiana National Bank, s3I2 IL; s. B..
Newman, Canal Bank, $ll2 80; A. Ii. Cor
RAYMOND g. Co, Mutual National Bank,
$64 81, amounting 10 all to $5S27 s.; that
at the time of receiving these checks the
bank was insolvent, and the officers knew
IL, and that the checks and money due on
them are the property of plaintiffs. Writ Of
sequestration on bond Of $500 iseued.
Shook g. Palmer VS.. w. j. COgswell.-
The return of the commission to take testi.
mony IN New York, contains that of N.
Hart jackson, Sheridan Shook and Albert
N. Palmer, who testify that NM. Albert
D'Enery and Eugene Cormon were the au.
thors OF Les Deux Orphelines;" that they
sold the right of translation and the manu-
script to N. Hart jackson; that he trans
lated it into THE Two Orphans;" that he
sold his right to plaintiffs, and put the play
successfully upon the stage, and that dt
fendant, while employed in subordinate
position, surreptitiously obtained q copy.
superior Criminal Court.
State vs. Raphael Safre.-Csrrying con.
cealed weapons. Verdict guilty. Sentence
fifteen days.
Because OF the inability of Hon. A. P. Field,
Attorney General OF the State of Louisiana
to act, by reason of sickness, aad, upon his
motion, it was ordered that, for the purpose
OF the business of this court, the Hon. Henry
c. Dibble, Assistant Attorney General Of
the State Of Louisiana, be and he is hereby
| recognized as acting Attorney General OF
the State until such time as the Attorney
General may resume the duties of his office
First District Court.
NFoRMATIoNs.
Entering, etc., CHARLES Kester; petty lar.
ceny, Lizzie Wallace; assault and battery,
John Dowd.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Jake Thompson, of assault and battery.
SENTENCED.
Petty larceny-Joe Raphael, William
Green, Mrs. Cruise, one day each.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigero's, No.
SO Chartres street, stood as follows Dscem-
Der z: At A. M, 4So; at 2 P. NJ, 55o at
6 P. M, $50. Lowest point during the night
of December 6, 45o. Rain during the
evening Of December 6, one-t wentieth of an
inch.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08
POUND NOTICES.
DsrAsru.s. ., PoI.cs. y,

I DnrAHrunsr or PoLIcs, l
New 0rlsans. December 4. 1875. !
~ - Nov. mber 90 1e7S- y
AID WRrT1 COW, white tail. snd ears
. \ 1T elsinea within avs dsys aaA ths
Elcl0ps pe5d, will - s.ld 81 publto suc-
l.@a q FRIDAY, Dscsnbsr 10.
.sis p no6AnrsY, As.iaissrsser.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08

n. Andrew J. Aassnlay, Who hss nunsr-
- fzisnds il ~ eisy, both ~ ~ EN-
vlrt1o ~ - ss1psettul fegnsd enn1E-
1ul1 ~ - 49,. ~ pss1na1R, hea
ogs6I el1n1lne ~ vinoH = - ~.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08

NEW YORK, December 7,-Oelricbs &
70, agents of the North German Lloyd
line, have received no dispatches relating
to the disaster to the D sutschland. Tbev
could not tell the name of the captain, off,
GERS or crew, az they are all new, the vessel
having be- n laid up at Bremen since Feb
ruary: The agents say it is probable only
very lew passengers were on board, the tide
OF emigration at this season of the year
being slack. They have telegraphed to the
other side for the passenger liet.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08

BANKS AND BANKING.
T .OUlSIANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
...C0mD street................6l
CAPITAL. s5OO.O 900.
&c. PALMER President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President
- Directors
Sp; i. o1SkHH HsIINa, " EeFpEfTok p FnokAs AEsHs.
W. B. sCHMIDT, JAMRs JACKSON,
z. G, PALMKR,
This company iHsures against loss by burglars
thieves and fire at low rates and its capital gives
small deposits received, and six per cent inter
jyll " JOHN ). WALTON. Cashier.
NlTlZENs' SAVINGS BANK.
"A BANK FOR SMALL sAvINas.)
Gruscwald Hall.
Six per cent Compound Interest.
Johnson srHsT aSasTsose FRoMAs FR " sgasaS HasAM
L aUBHRNAToR, President
"How TO Get Rich" sent tree apao ly
NEW OkLkANs sAvlNG. lNsTITg:
Newton Mercer, L Z. Generes, David Urquhart,
George Jonas. John G. Gaines, Thomas A. Adams
Carl Kohna Thomas Allen Clarke, Christian
schneider, Charles J. Leeds, Samuel Jamison.
Interest Allowed On Oepesiss.
L. =. GENKRR6, President
CHARLss KIIsHAw. Treasurer. apls Iy
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. ANNETTE RlvIyRs VS.. HER HUSBAND
t7 No 8t0S

r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE TwENTI.
Il eth day of November 1875 Judgment was rem.
dered In this court in the following entitled
suit In the words and hgures fOllsV1ng. to wit
nrs Annette Rivisre vs. Her Husband-No. 8l08.
Gu motion Of Thomas Gilmore 4 Sons, Of c0un.
sol for plaintiff, snd upon producing 70 the cou
due proof " the allegNt 0ns Of her petition and
the court considering that the pr pOf aud the law
entttle plaintiH 70 the Judgment PRAYED for IL 10
ordered, adtudsed and decreed that the Judgment
BY d. fault herein entered the ninth instant be
now confirmed and made Anal, Asd accordingly
thst there he judgment ef separation Of property
between the plsiGt q. Annette Moreau, wife Of
Jerome Riyiese, and the defendant Jerome Ri.
Were, her husband. and dissolution Of the COM
munfty of Acquests and gAius heretofore existitg
between the partes and Il Il further ordered, ad-
Judged and decreed that the plaiati6 Ma An
hette Rviere, do recover iron the dofendAnt
Jeroans Riviefe, her husbaad, the sua ef four
tholsand dolars, with legslint1Fset thereon from
IL day " Oetehae, MIS- dsts Of in,
delal be9aa1, unttl paid. md odete Il suit, With
uDE1EnGe an1 privilege ~ saesre4 by laW - uAR-
~ S01sa i6f the security u eAeiR Aotai - DaF
g. sssssse Hoys.ss. =, IN.
Z 1H11s 80 nsvsnhse u M II s.
" :. IA 81 = nApelu4 yn1nes
$780, s>uu6ul, ksss Ae1siuun> - -
{; = J
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08
STEAMBOATS,,

SUMMER AND WINTER LINE LOWER COAST
PACKETS
MARTHA AND MARIE.
Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at 10 NJ,
and SATURDAY at 4 P. M.
H> b For Radspcrt. Southwest
L5-4hrHfzSN Pass, Jump, Forts, Buras PoiDte-
5tis5 S1tttbf ALA Hachs and all way landings,
the new low-pressure steamer
MARTHA,
". s. BASSBTT Master.
Leaves as above commencing TBURSDAY, No
vember rs, returning every MONDAY FORENOON
and WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY BvKSINGs con.
Meeting at Burss with the MARIE every TUB DAY
and THURsD.Y EvBNING fIr the Passes.
The MARTHA will go to kadsport and Southwest
Pass on the SATURDAY. trip. giving excursionists q
hne opportunity of seeing the joJties, Pilot Town
and coast in daylight on Sundays.
Excursion tickets for sale at reduced ra tes.
Office No. 13l Common street. no23 I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08
STEAMSHIPS

O1LAMOa1I . .
BREMEN.
Nsrth German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS,
VIA HAvRE, souTHAMPToa AND HAVANA.
sA The steamships Of the North
N18X German Lloyd will run as follows:
-. From Bremen. From New Orleans.
HarN0wEs;. 1 September is...-... October a..
AANNOVkR. -. November
FRANKFURT. December rl0.........---
Further days Of departure will be advertised
The steamers touch outward at Havre and Ha-
vana and on their home trip at Havana and south.
ampton 10 land and receive passengers and freight.
PRICES oF PAsSAGE
From Bremen, southampton or Havre to Havana OF
New Orleans:
Caon..'s..... $50 gold
From New orleans or Havana to soutba%pEfon S Eold
London, Havre or Bremen:
$3.50 gold
From New Orleans to Havana: 10 e0io
&35 gold
Passage tickets from Bremen soutbamptogg IT gOS .,
Hayre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
' Psi'sHsfs PsFSSRHsfEEss fsEEs' Z .gsns
au3 " No. ~ Union street.
FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
United States MaiI Line.
Steamships
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE, WILMINGTON,
MARGARET, EMILIA.
EA The New Orleans, Florida
.<E and Havana steamship Company
EEaEH will dispatch one of the above frst
class steamers from New Orleans to
Every Wednesday,
Touching ct Cedar Keys and Key West, and con.
Meeting with steamers for Apaachicola, St. Marks
aud Tampa
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West To Cedar Keys
Saon.... .....,.........e40 S25
CtetrAge.. ............. 20 13
Through bills Of lad ng issued to all points in
Florida including Tampa, and to New York Charles.
ton and Savannah.
none but the company's bills Of lading signed,
and none signed after the sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and through
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from the
ONCE -'
For freight or passage apply to
K. ROBERTS Agent,
1AI No. 100 Common street.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08
CnARLks THRATnK.

CHARLES THGAThE.
Genent for . limited period OF the origius
Ce1binati0n, BnPFALO BILL (Han. ". p.
TEXAS JACK u. B. Omohundro), and the
- ALLB NORLACCHi.
e1ay RveniaG, December =. 1875,
eeey evening until further notice, will he
~ the intensely thrilling drama entitled
LIFE ON THE BORDER.
bi!l........... ............Hon. W. p. Cody
....,..... ........:.:......Isxhs JACK
nnence with the beautiful comedietta
THRICE MARRIED.
ncElacchi In four charae ters, speaks Ave
- languages. sings cAvAtiuA from krnani
4ecutea three beautiful da .oes
4ATlNk1 WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AT NOON.
2apon st seven; performance at eight O'Clock.
zeMco open from iei to four O'clock ie7
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-08

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. y. s.rv., Ne. iss .sa iss.
: NOTICE NO. ass. m

TT q. LAND oTYiCE, CARSON CITY.
". Nevada, July ~, isis. Notice 10 hcfcby
rivsn that ,. @. Caldwell. whose pcstefiec
address 10 Gold Illli. Story connty. Nevada,
ior Ss; ,~en, sa 81 Two % Suna.d aaS ninety ,ss
linear feet Of the Glbbs lode. or vein bearing
gold and silver. with surface ground two hun.
dfed feet IN width. situate. lying and belng In
Gold ilill Mining District, county of Storey
and state ~ Nevada, and known and designated
oiiee a. lot number 100 and iuT In townships
sixtocn QO and seventeen lD. north range.
twenty one lail east Of Mount Diablo meridian.
rhs exterior boundaries OF said lot No. i2o
and lo1 being - ioliow,. 70 wi,: .,..,,
Commanding n post marked No. !. U. y. SCR.
vey No, l7G and iOT, situated ON the north bank
Of Justice ravine. and where heavy erupplngr
intencct said rayine, thence running nut
course wc'i 100 feet 70 poet naked No; :. U.
bear the mouth ofworking tunnel south o dc.
Yrres west, distant ~ feet the quarter soc.
llon corner on south line OF section u. town.
ship ~ north, rangc 81 cast. Mount Dfablo
disiant 81 feet thence. second course. north
degree and onc-quarter minute east. ia ftet
70 post marked No. 8, u. Il. survey Ne. 10 and
lUT, said poet being Identical with the souih.
east corner Of ibs Europa Company. y. y. sur.
10 poet marked No. 4. U. 3. survey No. 10 and
i07; thence, fourth couryc, touih degree and
one quarter minute west, Ina feet 10 poet
marked No. o, Y. n. survey No. iss asd io7.
and whence bcas the flagstaff Of the Caledonia
quarter minnie wcsi. aagvtaffon knickrrboeker
hoIsting works south II degrees and one-quar-
ter minute west, naeptaf on Mount Davidson
norfh ~, degrees and one.half minute west;
thence. nf,h eouIss. west 100 feet to poet No;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23
APPLICATIONS FoR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MnrIcE 40. asS.
ID. 4. narxeY Sc. lIY.

TT s. LAND OPFICE, CARSON CITY.
". NevAda, August 3Gfh, is16.-Notiee is
hereby given that John tapp and Marx
strousc, whose poet ONCE addfe.si 10 Virginia
hIcd their ipplirstlon Ipr q Y. \. patent for
eleven hundred u .ino) linear feet of ihe. New
bsunywick lode, and known - The North Or.
eldental Mining claim. hearing gold. silver aud
other preciOns metals. with puffacs grosna
ss: ATndsss n ne sii s.. y T ssl ;as asss Ss
Storey county and State Of Nevada, and known
and designated By the held notes and ofheisi
plat on dis In thfs once ss lot nunber iis In
section thIrty-three tss). Township number
;:.sst:r so asas, n b ss.sss s:s :sa tss s
The exterior boundaries Of said lot being b
follows, ~ Wit: LI..s. 20 -.-. 49,
Beginning al post No. ], situated sboat 5000
feet southweAteily from SHAFT No. . Of the bu.
North Occidental company.s incline. North N
degreSs east. dirtant about 30 feet; hagstaf
on Mount Davidson. North 6ib degrees west;
tho quarter section on the south line OF section
%. Township II north. Range u cast, Mount
piablo meridian, South s1k degree east, GIL
course, South q degrees spd II minutes west.
ibo feet 70 post No. .; thence. second course.
North degrees east, 1.io0 feet TO post No. .;
thence, third eourse, North " degrees and u
minutes east, IOd feet 70 post NO. " tnencr,
fourth course. South N degrees cast, ~ feet
Along tho southern boundary ofthe sutro Tun.
mel grant 10 post DO. o; thence, ffth eourse,
South degrees west, g2o feet TO post NO. 2;
thence, sixth courye, South 81 degrees and II
minutes west, 100 feet 10 post No. ], the place
OF beginning, containing I ig.ioo acres. Bear.
ings exrreSsed IRON the true meridian mag.
nSiIc variation, lCk degrees east.
This claim 10 bounded ON the north " inc
Sulro Tunnel grant, and on the south By the
Occidental Compapy's U. 3. survey Noe. "
and %. Labor and improvements conslrt of
an Incline shan exceeding $50 In ylue. sur.
vey made 10 accord In the main with the reg
Jrd OF location, excepting the courpe Of the end
lines, which were made 10 accord with the Cd.
Iolninn U. q. survey Nos. u andee.
The location OF this claim 10 duly recorded In
the County Recorders once Of Storey eounty.
Nsvsds, kept u virginia City, In book u,
pages a0a and f0t OF Prescriptions and Loca.
iions, said Storey County Records. -
Any and all pcrpons claiming adversely any
portion Of said North Occidental Mining
rlaln, Or ground. 40 herelnbefors described,
are required to file their adverse ciaim with
Ihs Register of the United States Land Once
II 0arson City, In the state o. Nevada, during
Inc sixty days period Of publieftion hefeof.o or
lhey win vi barred By viftns Of the provisions
sas1ssd A. WAITE, Registur.