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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Saturday, May %, 1875.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Sch ooner G Craig. Woodbury. for Utills
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Sch ooner William Fisher. Higgins. days from Ru.
atan!Island to P Machecs-2d district PIT
Lug ger Bee. Alien, from Upper Coast. to master
STEAMBOATS,
Indiana. Rusk. from Cincinnati
Lizzie Hopkins. Dupuis from Thibodaus
Mary Ida, RUIZ from White Hall
Bart Able. SiuDOtt. from Grand Ecore
Fleta. Pickett. from Washington
Marie. Bassett. from Lower Coast
Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
Orioe, Carrick. from Lower Coast
Waloon, Ruiz, from Lower Coast
BELow-COM1NG UP.
French ship Emma, Olivier, 50 days from Havre in
ballast, to Hoffman eco
EXPORTS.
ETILLA-Sehooner craig-l' half bbs -four
5 bbls pork 6OW feet lumber
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
CINCINNATI-Steamer Indiara-l2 bales cotton
10 hhds tobacco 10.484 sks corn 1854 bbls -four 522
bbls meal 10 bbls whisky Sc tcs hams so tcs lard
240 kegs lard "a csk bacon 20 bxs bacon and sun.
GRAND ECoRE-s Steamer Bart Able--l1s bales
Gotten 1854 SKIS cotton seed bbls molasses half
bbls molassee 226 head cattle and sundries
WHITE ALL-Steamer Mary Ida-ll7 sks rough
rice 1877 sh Ouions IS shs potatoes IS bbls potatoes
l6 bbs onions and sundries
MISUNDERSTANDING Lizzie Hopkins--l half
Dbl mOlasses 20 bbls potatoes and surdries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fleta-5 bales moss %
head cattle and sundries
LOWER CoAST-Steamer J Fraser--ao sks
potatoes bales moss and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marie-50 sks potatoes
and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Walocr-a6 ska onions
and auAdries
UPPER COAST-Lugger Bee-2- bbls potatoes 8,
SKIS onions
LOWER CoAST-Steamer Oriole-Sundrles
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
M0RGAES LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
May pa bbs snolasses bbls rice i3o head cattle
and sundres
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, Nav
2l-8 bales cotton is bags wool and eundrles
ERW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. May 81
50 bids sugar and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD. May 2l-oel bales cotton and sunartes
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COMMERCIAL.

FKIDAi EFENIfe', may It, 100.
CoTroN-The sales today mot including
$40 bales additional late yesterday EN- rac-
ed 200 bales at prices requiring no change
and report of the Exchange in full, as
below:
nj Eyc
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SUCCESSION OF ANDRESS GYULAY.
Second District Court for the Perish of Orles
No. 1885,

by !. WILLIAM DAVIS, AUCTIONBE
- ONCE. No. IL Commercial place. -SATURDI
June 5, 1875. at twelve O'clock NJ, will be cold
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctionel
Excharge, Royal street. between Canal and Gust
house streets by virtue of an order of the HOE
L. L, Ilssot judge of the Second District Court
the parish OF Orleans. dated twenty.nnth of Al
1873, docket No. 81 1893. the following property-
!, CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together
me buildings and improvements thereon (beif
,,hIee,story brick store and residence, know
NO. ! toulouse street) situated in the Second
trict OF this city, in the square bounded by
louise i%use, Jefferson, Decatur Qate Old Leves
Cnartres streets, designated by the letter K
a LOU measures 80 feet front on Toulouse street
e o;, rect inches lines in depth, bounded on
side toward Old Levee street by a common &
feet inches wide ~ ''"'"'
Terms.One.half cash; the balance in one
IN note ofpulchaser, secured by mortgage, Des
eight per cent interest from day Of sale, five
cent attorneys fees in case of suit to enforce
transferred. r' A'''oN an"
\, Act Of sale before Ktenne Lauer notary DO
70. 80 81. Peter street. at the expense of The
CHASER; the taxes of 1875, due in 1876. to hR
Of adjudication. myi slsg
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-, WILLIAM DAVIS. AuCTION1
"a go 20. ~ commercial place.-SATURDAY,
%, 1870, at twelve o'clock NJ. at the Mercb
ah9 Aucti0neers' Exchange, ROYAL street, by u
a ana IN pursuance of an order of the Hon.
llssot, Judge of the Second District Court fd
2aS oh VI orleans, dated April Is, 1875, docks
D.,xso. wlll be sold by public auction, the desc.
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, tos
WIN az the improvements thereon, rights, 6
ano aavantages thereunto belon ging or in snr
1TppesIalnipg, In the square bounded by CsDy
IAhgie, front aud Peters streets, measurbl
1nMoflcaa measure, 40 feet 5 inches front OF
nopo street, ~ feet inches lines liz width
rear, 0y depth of SIS feet inch lines on thi
me toward Peters street and IS fret 9 inck
ane other side line nearest Front street; the "
as per plan by Louis H. Pile, deputy city surNd
dated April %. 1875. The IMPROVEMENTS conET
= neat one'story frame house, slate roof, with
ioUns ana Kitchen. cisteru sheds, etc. N
ierms-Flve hundred dollars cash, al low1IE
purchaser. with consent Of holder of two MOI
p.Go 90 each, TO assume payment thereof,
c.s, Su case the amount to be deducted froS&
casn pay nent; the balance in one and two
punCnaser TO execute his promiss0ry notes,
t'.o Dy mortgage, with eight per cent in]
a.otn GATE till paid with clause of i've pei.
a.toIneys fees in case of suit, the improve,
10 Dc Kept insured and policy transferred.
AcI OF sale before A. Barnett notary publ
.no expense Of the purchaser. Taxes for te
ront year, payable in 1876. to be assumed
t ra.cnaser over and above the price Of az
..1n: apps my8 ID
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ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE AND TWO LOrl
Gk0UND ON CALLlOPE STREET, BkTW
n i LkVEE AND FRONT STREETS, v
PING, PRESSES, ETC.
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Sales. Receipts and Exports Of Produce.
The following are the sales, receipts and
exports OF the principal articles for the past
week.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ]. William Davis.
FOR PARTITION.

DESIRABLE TElRD DISTRICT PROpEPrv
NER OF ROYAL AND LESSEPS STRFa1Ts.C COR
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CESSION OF FRANK HUBER.
SUIT FOR PARTITION
pYJ. WILLIAM DAVIS, Aucr,osR,

Second District Court for the Parish OF orlear
No. Sc 6l6
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VALUABLE BRICK STORE, NG TOULOU
STREET.
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Fourth District Court FLOR the Parish Of n,,..-
No. 425l5. 'csn
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SUCCESSION OF MARY SToHL. WIDOW
a FUCHS, ALIAS FOX. BOTH
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James Freret vs.. ". ", HandIin,

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civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF o. 1t ans
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ClvlI Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Civil Sher'h OF the Parish OF orleans
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Lacey & Butler VS.. Elrs. j. Henrietlt
Garuanne and husband.

Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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succession of Bernard Turpin vs.. j. A.
DHemtCOurr

Civil Sheriff of tho Palish Of OI leans
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, 1875-02-28

IN its organic existence The proof Of this Is tct Il
dcfates is Own Constitution and canons in convention
assembled, ana Il it pease, nay prrpctuate its episeo
patio BY provisional action during tie life of ifs
Diocesan The only ground which in.erfsrence
Diocese BY the General Conference could BE- sprued
with any chow Of reason IL that tho Diocese is ii
voluntary union with it.. But what is the under
tnto7 Tho concession At Diocesan Undergraduate.
And interests, and riehta7 Nothing less inlecd il in
e most concerning aud d!nided action Of that eoclesi-
sst1csl body. the choice OF head, its will and tho
hands that do the bidding Of that wi tie very man
hood Of the DIOCESE in action, choose aud act ony 6y
9seh eT,qs n o. IN M sesons ta
Way OF warning to ts humble constituents Cerainly
nothlrg less, We say this be the case. For where tho
highest expression Of the freedom Of people, and lie
cerncr-stona Of Its liberty the franchise il he'd IN
ateyanee ~ POWER there anything left either fre.
people?
Moreover, this arbitrary as.emrt II The aen+r,,
conrentn, il It bo suffered by tho Church at Iarae
bodies htsle good TO the State, CIVIL n ~ spiritual
- Is haas ~ S nature .ne 1snae md nsa Descendant
disastrous policy drove thouAands frora The Church.
and finally illuminated in the English reyoiu-
name Of the unfortunate Archbishop Laqd to staie
this point IN tai! the nature and history Of tlts
old prindrle-the same whether in the hands ct
Protestanta, Churrhmcn, or rarists-bo not Sufficient
teach Of ~fsdom to beware how they allow t,t
1nfent1e monster to 10 nourished, to he let loose
ssain then Let Them red tie signs Of she tines aud
efforts to oeutraHze political power which mock It tho
old Constitution of our fathers that guaranteed to al
American eidzens life. liberty, and the pursuit Of
No doubt, from CAUSES Of ambition md
corruption which nations noafsh silently At frg iii
in the maturity OF naticns life, lite The passions Of
our nature they break forth openly, laying reonIe
uEce free and segoEerning PROSTATE 1t The iee Of
aes2o:ic might. There are in the Church cars,z
ihe to &he.e in their nature. and not only producing
Ike results ;herc, but also largely contributing to the
Eject of tEcse which in the end strike fatally At
Evil frcedon: No power 50 raouds the character cf
men religion and II, through . ae!f-a1ogst1ns
Church theT CONS gradually 70 yield ths hrst prin-
drlss d tsa-goyer1nent md hoK 70 tyranntaal ~:
, 1875-02-28

| uvos ef thear fathers made them ffoatE
Va eopcsds, thcn that the Capitalization md asser-
ton Of 4haoute power by the rulers, and tue s0uer-
apee Of the same By ths citizens Of anst c"nmon-
ws.th within tho Comm Charch-aa in
stancei In the action Of the Last General Convention
tostftudons Of the Republic. FoLo EPfscoP4kf.
TIE RESULT IN KENTuC6T.
The friends Of DR.. De Koven profess noather
snrprise nor solcitude at the refusal OF the Ken
tucIv Standing COMMITTEES to consent to the con-
secratiou. Kentucky WAS regarded as certain TO
refuse. aud Indiana was considered doubtful.
sud tho fact that tho first two dioceses heard
from refused conaent, does not in the least
obtaining n,ajority OF the Standing Committees
aud Bishops. They expect to hear very soon
from Missouri and the Wisconsin dioceses, ill OF
which are counted 10 certain for Do Kuven:
In regard to the circular signed by the Revs.
Brooks, Powers Sullivan, etc., the friends OF the
Bishop-elect point to it aB An indication thaL the
signers did not choose to afhx their names to tho
memorial issued some time ago put issued the
circular inh1cad4 Some remarks have been matte
az to the good taste manifested by tho NeF.
Arthur Brooks in signing the circular when he il
practically no longer connected with the PARISH.
prominent member OF st. James parish yes
teraay said to TRIBUNE reporter: 1t does
look rather queer but, as be has been onr Roc
tor, don't wish to say ANYTHING harsh The
opinion is freely expressed that the names ;,t A.
The Diocese, the Episcopal organ Tor Illinois,
comes ont 1queecly for Do kosen, though Or.
Leeds Was tho choice of the editor, tho ReE. Mr.
Letingwell, OF Knoxville.
THE REV. DH. RUDDEH.
10 The Editor Of Tbs Chicago Tribune:
OntcA6o, Feb 27.--0ne Of the " facts" stnted
on tho floor OF the late Diocesan Convention
which had d potent influence in deciding the
courss Of tboso who seriously doubted the
soundnoes Of DR.. De KoYen in tho faith was that
bis recent speech On the Ritual canon in Gen
eral Convention satisfied such eminent Low
Churc}t,uen as the Rev. Drs. Andrews, OF West
Virginia, aud Rudder, Of Philadelphia, that
whatever his visus had formerly been, he was
then sound. In your issue Of this morning you
publish the letter Of DR.. Andrews contradictine
this, so far as ho WIS concerned. I now furnish
you tue following, just received from DR.. nud-
der By tho writer:
In your letter Of the 18th you inform ma thut
among other n1ed TO effect the election Of
Dr. De Koyen this that hia speech in the General
Convention satisfied you" In reply, would simply
BAY that not satisfied with the statement con-
cetning Eucharstic doctrine naads by Dr. Do Kosen in
the late General Convention. It IVES not statement
which could In any way accept. But, as then
It, for have not yet seen tho steuographo
report Of the debatcs 1t docaed modification Of
his views e1prosstd in the General Convention Of
1871. This fact, or supposed fact, was glad to
and it gave great pleasure publicly to
-a attention to 1t, and to express my Qualification
it. That was I'll.
, 1875-02-28

/; aud st plaindsld. H., March =, a, 'schiua
and Japan"
Tbs Rev. Dr. Post last week WAS considerably
injured by fall, bat has recovered a1N Is duty
again.
The Rev. s. Gilbert has prepared Echedule Of
| prayer-meetiEg TOPICS two months ahead, for his
Church at W1nuetan.
1 Ths Rev. DR.. E. J. Goodspead is at Saratoea
Springs, and encouraging reports <rt returning
health have been received.
The Rev. c. I~Thompson will 1et:turo in tho
Jefferson Park Presbyterian Church March 3, on
"NerVes and Nervous Peop1o."
The Rev. George g. Nores' reeiderre narroutY
escaped being consumed BY fire Sunc.. morning.
Tho house adjoining WAS burned. :,
The Rev. y. Il. M1bur,, tbs bird preachor.
Will supply Trinity Episcopal Church at Chlcago
for the remainder Of the winter.
The Rev. DR.. ". e.. Cooper ta,e OF thu
Chicago next month. I'll health is slid to ba tha
| reason OF his leaving Mexico.
The Louisville Cour7er-Jeernal E:sra that thu
| meeting OF neasrs: Whitt1e and BIZ s, one dag
last week, WAS tho largest .sscrnolage Of peooa
ever held In Louisville in = bui|ding-s..~
| The ranks OF Iay preachers have rnceiyed m
acquisition in the person and talena, OF Mr. i
0N-Sf ~A~AA'
Baraboo, Wis, where his efforts as 4 rsylyalisk
have been crowued With marked SUCCESS.
The Rev. f. Carlson, Of Chicago, has accoptea
call to the Lutheran church at A1,doye: nj.
This is the frat Swedish Lutheran Church in tho
United States established since tbs settlement
Of the SWedss on the Delaware The church
edifce wac built about twenty-five years 40,
Jenny Lind making donation to it.
E1sEwBzRE-
The Rev. 1r. Start ia the pastor Of = new,
church at Nelrose, Mass An auspicious name
Bishop Whipplc. OF Minnesota, is in i'll health.
and has been advised to seek milder climate
Tho late Henry S. Stout, OF Philadelphia, BE-
queathed 576, 100 for religious and charitable
>uses-
as pastor Of the Uniye1satist Chu4ch in Hal
lowell, de.
Moody and sankey are to commence their work
in London March l. They expect to devote four
months to tho metropolis.
The Rev. David I. Jones' OF Mclean County.
ky.. has gireu up the Baptist Church, and an
noupced himself Universalst-
Tho Rev. O. Witherahow, Of Buffalo, N. y, has
been called to the Kectorship Of the ST., ranIa
Episcopal Church in Cincinnati
The Rev. Dr.. Naylor, OF Meridian Street
to take charge Of . congregation in Baltimore
The Rav. J. J. Kain of Harper's Ferry, "a.
has been appointed Bishop OF the Dioceee Of
Whee1ing, in place Of tho Right Rev. Whe1an,
lntely docoasad.
DR.. jaeger, in leaving his parish in Ph1adel-
phia to accept the Episcopate OF Northern Ohio
salary double that which he will
receive as Bishop.
DR.. Curry, editor Of the Christian 4orooate.
expresses his opinion that there should be fewer
Presiding Elders in the Methodist Church, and
that they should be electad by ballot =
, 1875-02-28
CHURCH MISCELLANY,

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"e.n oap.Heo =, NV p~s'ot u eno A1s-
IN 6apt1ss chofch iast sunday evening"
/ sixteen oonvsis1ons ara reported ~ having oo-
CURED At the Fulton Street II. E. Church last
| Sabbath.
| The Grant Plnco II. E. Church has orrsni.d
| a weekty teaohars' Rfhla rnaetinc vhioh ,,.a..
! ~, s.t,,rz.. ..,.,;,. O '~1> '-'>''>'
r+s ,r..,.a;at .s;.;
~ alo.t1.1oS 14nn'17 eon.naeo snear dis
cnssaon OF the nnsssonaxy WORK, last Monday.
+n,r,;.r .oa -..,s+ $500 ~" sn<'oso :e1 tns
~ a-,. u atos "aa M
d.~ and III ~ o&,sn.% ~ ~ ~ 1n1 no1s afs
1t;a coror,o,,v -s,>,r+,a,5 49, ~. .o.a-...
a,rr ~ ~. ~ q rIa,. - ns a. II
;nn ~ Z sosss naaHho1- ~ .treat ae =; omon 1,
very shortly change their location Of vorahip to
Indiana avenue, having rented tbs place known
as the Murray Chapel, which will be conyertod
~ ITO an EHsG9p1 r. caasen. nnder tho ministry Of
ene New " ae1ne1s S"ythe.
It is expected that Presbyteria Church win
be organized 1t Lavndale, within three TeeEa
1' = aa1o pnea 5itss NC 70 coeenee me eteenon OF
- sne..1 -, AA' spo LUG 'eoney Tor
Do Do -. eos" at ~" os esoso " eae Eao1nd
, 1875-02-28

FCH3OWNLA
CHICAGO AND VICINITY.
The Rev. David Harris, ct Columbus, O.. il
visiting friends in tho city.
The Rey. Dir. Eaylas. of the Baptist Church
ut Hyde Park, has resigned his charge.
: DR.. Jutkins held quarterly meeting at the Oak
land II. e. Church last Sabbath morning.
The Rev. J. J. Irving has accepted the call to
the Western Avenuo Baptist Church.
The Independent says a there zeems to be little
doubt that Dr.. De- Koveu will be confirmed"
Tho lev. II. Eurchard has resigned the pastor
ate OF the Raot1st Church at La=ndale, near this
city. @-'..' >~e
s Tho Hev. II. II. ,Paihh urst lectures on linda
and she Holy Land, :" at 1oc9pprt, FL, March
, 1875-02-28

case.
| have said that the D,bin have no right to
come in and order ANYTHING in tile doctrine, Ian
euage, and ritual OF tho Church. In our late
| General Convention, at the final settlement OF
''the Canon on Rltus1,'' Dr, De Koyen declared
himself in perfect accord with tho provisions Of
| this canon in themselves considered, and said
expressly that, 1t he voted against the canon, it
| would be solely on constitutional grounds. This
objection, as believe, was valid one, which in
due time will SO be recognized by the Church.
But DR.. Do Koyens whole course in tho case Of
this canon shows nnmistaEab1y that, consciously
OF unconscioasly, he recognizes the supreme au-
thorlty OF tho prtnur1d to order all things in
the ritual, as we'll as il the language Of tho
Churcl-that be would not ask for i1i55isn U1s6sa
what he would deny to the Gorham Dubid, viz:
the right to construct tho doctrine, language,
and ritual Of the sacraments. On the contrary,
he was we'll content with tie ritual already es-
tabIished by the Primdrid.
As for the other matters charged or iusinuated
in the protest against DR.. De Koven, they are
only dourishea, embellishments, apparently in-
tended for political effect and utterly ground
less.
may not myself hold either tho Gozham or
the Bennett Du51d. Considered on their merits
and as debatable matters. I may be willing to
take up arms against them. But will not take
up arms against the men who hold them; for
cannot fight them without fighting the Church
without making myself rebel, and defying the
Church's law. On the contrary, If may, win
to tho last defend tho men and vote for them.
By every obligation Of right truth, aud duty, I
am commanded to do this; and. the Ioru beinr
my helper, go will do to my lnai hour
PRESENTER
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A new form Of entry for baggage of pas
sengers returning from Europe has been
fixed upon by the Secretary of the Treasury
to prevent smuggling, which will be issued in
few days. The new form will contain two
distinct declarations, each subscribed before
q custom-house officer. In one form must be
entered the personal baggage of the passen-
ger not liable to duty. In the other must be
entered all articles not properly personal bag
gage, and which are subject to duty. 1t is
the purpose of the department to use every
effort to break up what is known as fashion
ionable smuggling" and collect full duty
from every article made liable under the law.
The new form will be issued to all collectors
of customs on the seaboard to meet the tide
of ocean travel which will shortly fow in this
direction.
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Tive White Wsmen Seld ct tho Door Of !
Missouri Court-House for Five Cents.
[Springaeld (Mo.) Leader. 5th.1
The sale Of the two miserable creatures,
Mollie Mitchell and Ida Jones, alias Lesk.
did not take place according to the announce
ment made some weeks ago, on account OF
their being non est when the time arrived.
They turned up few days since, and this
morning were duly offered to the highest bid
der at public outcry at the front door OF the
Courthouse. This kind of property does not
seem to be in much demand, at least when
offered in public way. Mary was first pre-
sented. She stood up before the glazing
crowd with the nonchalance of brazen
statue. The auctioneer spoke eloquently of
her valuable qualities, but did not receive
bid. Mary retired apparently disguised.
Ida then came forward with agile step and
smiling face. The officer again and again
asked, GLOW much? ?" After complimentary
remarks to several gentlemen, Ida pointed to
Bud Fagg and said: THAT'S the fellow I want
to go with" Bud bid five cents. No one
seemed willing to advance on this, and she
was knocked down to him. He borrowed q
nickel from Judge -, and took posses
sion of his property. Bud only intended to
buy one, but subsequently learned that the
sale embraced the whole of EN-.
This is serious subject It is almost in |
credible that such things could be in this en- |
ighteHed land of churches and benevolent |
'ocieties. We shall not undertake to say who |
s to blame, but there is certainly screw |
Dose in society when such facts exist.