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u riage cheap, at $40, and wagon for SO.
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NEW YORK.

Death Of a Son u AloxandeY Hamilton.
New YORK, August S.-Aioxander Ham
ilt0n, son Of the great statesman, rs dead
He was ninety years of age.
Tho New Triaf Of Beecher.
Mr.. Morris, counsel of TiltoD, says un-
doubtedly the neW trial sill be short, AZ
they propose now to try Beeeher fde adul-
terry, as he had been tried on several outside
collaterals, He says thete is testimony of
great Importance, which will materially
alter the complexion of things, and which
will prove Beecher guilty. General Rfyor
says the three leading witnesses for Tilton
in the next trial will be Lees, the druggist,
Henry c. Bowen, and Joseph Richards,
Mys. Eilton's brother.
Judge Morris has served a notice on
Messrs. Sheasman and Sterling, attorneys
pared to answer in a new trial on The first
Monday in September. Mr.. Morris says
they have some new evidence and he thinks
they can try the case in ten days.
The Affairs OF Duncan, Sherman 4 Co.
The Tribune says information was OBJ.
tained yesterday from an intimate friend of
Duncan, Sherman g. Co., that arrange
ments have been in progress for several
days to secure all those creditors who are
6ave1bg abroad with letters Of credit
and circular notes, for which theg have
pald c0sn, ana VINO nave been unable 10
use 1Ibm since the failure of the arm.
Alexander Duncan, of Scotland the
father of William B. Duncan. has offered to
furnish these credits n the Union Bank or
some other institution in Londea Fill pn.
dertake payments, and it is believed that
final arrao ogements for this purpose Will be
ce1sugne1d to-day. Eve1 i the present
plan should fail some other arrangement
wiJfbe made by which the desired 0bjeot
win be attained, and all furtheR tOo0
vesiesce to persons travelling abroaA % the
credit of Duncan, Sherman & Co. will b
removed.
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WASHINGTON.
A Case Refore the Mexican Claims Com
mission.

mission.
WAsHINGToN. August 3-The Mexican
mixed ommissioh-Bernardino and Fran.
cisco Garcia Muguerzo vs.. the United
States.-Claim dismissed by the umpire.
This was claim arising out of the pillage
and destruction of merchandise in the
town Of Bagdad, Mexico, January S, 1866.
The town had been in the occupation of the
French, when, on the morning In questior,
an stack was made and the town captured
by force organized in and starting from
the United States. whereupop the town was
piilaged.
II is claimed by Mexico that the force
was composed of United States soldiers,
and that tha United States should have pre-
vented the expedition from starting, and
that not having done so, the United States
was responsible. The umpire holds that
though the expedition was organized on
American territory. it was org anized under
the direction OF General EscObedo, Of the
Mexican army, and other commissioned
Mexican officers, and that there was no
lack of dus diligence on the part Of the
United States in preventing its starting,
and that Mexico, and not the United States,
is responsible for the acts of the capturing
force.
"a Yellow Fever. q
The following telegram was received to-
day from General Brannan, at Fort Bar
rancas:
mo new case Of fever since my report
OF yesterday. but two deaths have oc-
curfed.s ID. Stefnbefg is doing splendidly,
and We thiBk he will recover. No new case
from Fort Pickens for eight days"
Funeral Day.
No public business WAS transac sed to-day.
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POLITICAL.
Mississippi Democratic state Convention

nllssissfpp1 Democratic state Convention.
JACKSON, Miss, August 3.-The largest
political CONVENTION ever held in Mississippi
assembled here TODAY. Sixtycounties were
represented, and more than 300 delegates,
including ex Governors Brown, Clark and
Humphreys. GOvernoeG CLARK Was elected
president by acclamati0n.
While the committee on resolutions were
/ preparing thS1r feport Colonel Lamar sd
dressed the convention three hours, ns4he
most powerful effort of his life. His oppo-
have killed that pOliaDk as soon 1lter. on q
test vete, it was almost unanimously voted
down.
w. L. Hemingway. master of the State
The platform is Sonfnet b State matters.
b recognizes to the fullest extent tho civil
sod politso equality a ell meu, and asks
the aid end votes Of all parties and races
enthuui2sas prevails, ana bonfng men exs
presA confidence in the conservative De-
mocracy carrying the State this fall. The
c0nvenSion adjourned at = P. y.
District committees nnminated General
w, +. Martin in the sixth and Colonel q.
r. Singleton in the fourth congressional
dNtrict.
Tho keheuckS tnsoasA
LOUISVILLE, August $50 far - heard
fom, McCreery's majority u s;grester than
'Csslie's in 1871.
The Electtnu. in Texaes
GALVESTON, August 3-Elestion returns
6n0 fifty-O on v01ing preoiaot1 10 Texas
shoO 0ry email Daj0r11y tn fsWor Of .
constitutional convsAaioa. 8very light voto
lpolled.
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The Funding Board.

There should have been meeting of the
funding board yesterday morning, but only
fsur members, one less than q quorum,
were present. Auditor Clinton was down
the river and telegrsphed that he could not
obtsin passage up in time p be presest. A
goodly number of bondholders sat patiently
by, some of them we'll loaded with bloated
bubdles of bonds. Governor Kellogg handed
the secretlfy certified sppy Of tAe On.
preme Court decision in the Forstall case,
ordoring it to bs spread on the minutes.
There were forty-uise applications, Of which
Messrs. E. j. nkstall & Soos held $sls, $40,
eight and six per cent levse bonds. Mr..
Clinton win be present to-day, when .
Quorum will be had.
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TfRaGaf' 9PN AaHUMa
WHOLE. NUMBER 1862. ;,

ianed To deveAD any Information HeGS$iv-
ing the strong probability that ths Fkfsday
hes failed to repaftEhen direct cable, -
heretofore rumored in IN4Ah. w.
Operations Against the CsGSps>p.
A special dispatch from Madrid to tho
Times says the Alfonsist troops continue
successful in their operations Pgaiuae she
| Carlists. Several inDrtant victories wero
gained last week. The Carlist forue6 Are
LizzaragSwith 3OO0< brliSes is in tho oita-
| del atLes de Urgel.
l. Spanish funds have ripn owing to tho
improved prospects,.
| The Nen 1nsnash CepaltuaSsn. y
The prOjeNted constitution declapes tho
| State religion to be Roman Catholic; the
nation is obliged itself to maineaius ito wor-
ship and its ministers, but nobody shall
be molested on Spanish territory for their
respective worshipyseO long as thefeepect
due to Christian moralNe Is paid; asserths-
less other public ce1nDnies or dem0nstra-
irons than those of the State religiQn aSe pro-
hibited. Cannonvas del Castillo, preside9t of
the constitutional committee, declares the
meaning Q. .tAls1R be that Protestants may
have churches With open doors. and cele-
brate worship inside, but there must 6e 10
manifestation IN the street. 1t is believed
the Cortes viii be summoned to meet soon,
when the p1opOsed constitutions will be
submitted; consequently political sgttatien
Is Recommending.
From tho SUnDhern sens.
SAN Francisco, ,Atgutt3-The steanDGAip
Mil kadO, from Mel6Ourne, has arrived.
Preparations were being made to celebrate
the OConnell centenaxXs
Queensland, is assp Ming formidable proper
tlons. The miners are greatly OPPOSED to
the presence of Chinese in thu colony.
Fearful galeeshave preyailed on the coast
of New Zealand, and many marine disas
ters are repsrted. -
The echooner Successo. of Aucslsud. vas
lost in Cooks StraisssuAth all ON board.
Moody md Sankey Niih be of6Dred On
gagements in Nep Zealands NJ.
Tho GermaasNlbiaer.
BERLIN, August wsBaroh Won Schloes-
sAt, the German Qnotaf - - sUaleed
States. sailed from Hamburg Saturday for
New York. Umh
The German federal rifle meeting opaped
at Munich yesterdm. Matksme4 from the
United States, Russia, Austria an4 1Wltaef<
lond will take part i tlD oenha1A ~.
Tho sne Ware
MADRID, August 3 = Official dispeksh1tee-
port that General fartide4 OenpsopA AeO-
tinues to tocannonade the Citadel ef, ksa d.
Argel. The Carlist Generals Sabafi0 and
Dorregarray have attempted - descend fhs4
the plain before Barcelon6 but we're met
by the Alfonsist forces under General
Weller, and retreated t0'the mouneainA'"
The Carlists RG1oeA
An official dispatch ammo unces thso 0enr
eral Weller has routed the Callists under
Saball0 and other leaders in Cotal0nis.
Tho Csrlist Generat DorregarU u ae
Borgs, in the psovsncs of Bapselona. "a,
Appropriation for the CenteuDial,
VERSAILLES, August 2.-The Nsti0nal
Assembly voted 10000 francs for. tho bpn-
eft of the Centennial exhibitors.
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FOREIGN.
The OIdhStp Strike.

In0 VIOU0n StfAAcs
sLOEDo6, August 3.-Tslegrams from Old.
ham announce the strike almost universal
Fifteen thousand operatives are idle. The
ieelhg against the emp1oyersis is very bitter
Crop Prospects in nnssaal.
The Mark Lane Alpress, in its weekly
review OF the corn trade, says: "Tbe cereal
crop Just reaching maturity has been saved
by the fine weather. We may yet have q
moderate harvest in good order. The up.
ward movement has stopped md prices
lire relapsed, partly ID sonsequeaDe Of for.
eign arrivals, which, are unusually free;
current rates scarcely reach the average,
ana are still below those of last yen.
Thi harvest IN France is progresses rap.
idly, but general reports indicate less than
. alfaversge yield, although in Paris and
4eeseales prices have fallen two shillings.
The Belgian aud German markets show q
similar change.
O6c1l accounts of tho crops in Austria
and Haegary show there 10 mosD likelihood
of . deficiency than.a surplus.
The Direct Cable.
No6ing 10 published or current here con-
eunins tia sssbmahip Fhseday. Nc Loa,
do payers, except tAo GAjpYis1 Gosette
sInouneed her arrival II Deal. laquifJ
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Sam Randall,s Chances

The nearly unanimous verdict of Demo-
cratic Congressman who have been here il
that Sam Randall scan count nearly 100
votes on the fpat ballots ip caucus fof the
Speakership Of to neqc House. Tho total
Democratic meAb Abeeshlp lp is oV5s 1t ~ 1pre.
sented that very extensive correspondence
shows this Dasult. Tho managers OF Ran
dsil's csnvaes have not treated Of tariff or
currency. Thes have summa1sod their az
guIneots 10 these points: Eirsf Aisacknowl-
edged skill as a parliameetarian and his
perfect familiarity with the rules and Gus.
toms of the House; seconds the fact that he
is now the father Of the Democratic side of
the House, having been longer in continuous
service than any other Democrat; third, his
excellent jndGme1t Qniekaess Of perception,
pr0mptness and fairness in making de-
cisione, and his good health and physical
stamina, qualities as important in q Speaker
as thorough knowledge Of parliamentary
law; fourth, his record IN opposition to all
forme Of subsidiO land grants. and other
lobby jobs that have fourished ia Washing
ton sihce be has been in Congress-; fifth, his
progressive, anti Bourbon views in politics,
and his conseryatige opinions on all the
leading issu1s.of the A@dsy.-NashinotoH en-
respondenes Chicago 1tibxms. ,a
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HI 4TATE or ulaJAatA.
the rights of all men in the following re.
markable language:

GuO AASuIS VI dill ueu IA INC lOllOWlQg r01
markable language:
That in expressing our determination to
march boldly up to the color line, on which
the leaders of the Radical partyv have
aligned the black man, we have no purpose
of couuseling aggression uponsnegroes az a
race. but while firmly combating the cor
rupt men and principles controlling the
Radical party, and while rejecting all ANAL
gamatioR and Nmpromse with radicalism,
we stand ready TO offer shelter and security
to every true citizen, be he white or black,
who will come TO and stand with the Demo
cratic and Conservative party.
This again H. the old protection vultures
give to lambs. 1t is shelter au4 security to
all who &ill come to and stand with the
Democratic party 1t is "vote ous ticket
and you shall liEe," and i. is only half of
scivilization. Men of Colonel Lamar's ID
telligence and experience know that all
men have equal protection and shelter un.
der the law, the manner of voting to be
eopsidered afterward, and it is to be heped
he eau instill such OPINIONS into tins u,inds
of men who have constituted the mohs Of
Mississippi. The jackson convention, as
reported, certainly has good look.
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Tho Color Line faNllssissippi.

The telegraphic report of the Democratic
State convention held at jackson, Missis.
sippi, yesterday. states that the color line
policy, whi6h has its head and front in
Warren county' and is diRectly the cause of
the disg raceful risting in Vicksburg. was
almost unanineusly voted dowpsand killed.
The Stsse is to b consr atulAted en- being
Theoretically relieved of such an insanS
policy. The result of the vote vas
mainly due to the effosts of H0. l..
9. G. LaAAr, who made an able
Ispeech u opposition to Ahe novemeot
iaNioat coloped mon. Colonel LaRer = q
clear headed and conservative politician,
|, 49, EiU- - proniaaak.anasg &hAAaaais
dates in his psrty for Vie President. HoH
far his sdsice will be followed in his own
State remains to 10 seen. If he can sue-
ceed in discerning the Democratic riaemsn
Of Warren county he will deserve the
thanks of all peace and order loving citi-
zens. The platform adopted by the con-
vention is said tN"recoguise to the fullest
extent tho civil and political equality Of all
men," This 10 the usual languaSe Of Demo
cratic platforms, leaving nembars q che
Ipaety 10 put their own construction of
rights in practice. In many instances they
have decided that Republicans had nos
|eves the right to live, and upos that have
|lilled them. II il known that many coun-
ties sent delegates to the Sackson conSQ-
ton, plGAgeA unequivosally q the colD line
polly. In Ahat Il sesns they have -
disapponted. Io9ndaer NDmtysf8 in
ssnce, - oiMs1csed is dslegstesO 0nB
meeting Asld - ColunbuS on thA twenty
fG1xA a July. At To ennt 6ms -
LNndes cpuaty pp0seasts ashsovlsd0d
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FOB RKNT.

VlVO KENT.................. RENT.
LARGE AND PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
in suits or snRly, in des,rsele localst. All the
comforts Of homo sudlAnteed. Apply at No. 1893
Baronne steet iv3l St
SMALL FVKNlSHED HOUSE FO
~ RENT-Th1ke rooms and kitchen H. l696
And rev. between Rampant and Franklin street
Rent very low to . eenHele person thatrs
rent and safe keeping Of the furniture. Ee1
other need apply. ie0
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n, O.nveatien at Alsssoe.

Tho Republicans Of North Louisiana are
called to neer in convention to-day, at
Monroe. There are no vital questions to
come befoee that body, and the convention
is not expected to be very largely attended.
The Republicans of North Louisiana are
too thoroughly engrossed in their planting
and other interests to afford time to attend
conventions just at this time. A few Gele-
gates had reached Monroe last night, and it
10 AxpecteA to day chat thoD Nm Dc little
else than compare notes and discuss the
local application OF the political questions
that agitate the country. We are promised
full report by telegraph of whatever may
be done Of interest to the party.
The Nov Fork Sun sayS "At Rutland
Vermont, where contract for gravestones
for the government GENE telles is being
filled, the inscriptions are cut with : sand
blast. Cast iron letters. like stencil plates,
srs attached to the smooth slabs, end the
blast does the work 50 fast that 800 stones .
day are inscribed" -, ,-...,-ve-
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ACADEMY or Music.
MATINEE PERFORMANCES. 4
Wednesday, August 4 1875,
BENEFIT rendered to the
LOUISIANA RELIEF ASSOCIATION
VARIETY DRAMATIC CLUE,
O1 which occasion viii be- presented the grand
aad romantic drama. entitled
SEA OF ICE.
INCEPTION COMMITTEE.
Johnson Armstrong. Esq Chairman;
Colonel W. J. Behan, r. 3. Wiltz, -
william A. Bell. II. Dudley O4smsn.
J. N. Putnam, John Glynn, ",
John !. AdAms. Thomas A. Adams,
B n Harrod, Or. Berthelot,
J. Ii. Oglesbv, Johu l. Mellon,
Samuel Mullen A. Nj ler,
7. j. irwin. a Joseph Mitchell.
George W. Booth +. A.Coull,
j. n. Norch. John III. Conway. L
Doors open at eleven o'clock. Curtain rises at
twelve O'Clock.
Every child attending will be presented with a
book
A fine Cooking Stove will be presented to the
person se ling the gr. atest number of tck6ts.
Tickets Fifty Cents May bc procured from any
member Of the club or the above named gentle
men.
Box Office will be open Tuesday. August 3, at
ten o clock. jy25 % aul 4
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NOTARIES.
NHARLEs H. THOMPSON,
~ NOTARY PUBLIC,

Ne. 24E Carondelet street. up stairs.
Makes . speciality of Titls Deeds for the purchAse
OF redemption of property cold ~ the State for
oeiinqusnt taxes under - Ha Nof l03. or 4y
other law.
Being thoroughly fsmilias with all Aetails, and
pkepAree for the speedy diaotch Of Vustneso in
@t9sted - him, viii gnantGD sat1fAcuon.
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STEAMBOATS,,
HO: FUR GRAND ISLE:
i GA The ''''n's

eszsH n. .msINNIt.
GUS RlCHAkDS, Mastsr 4. P. TROUSDALE, Clerk
Will leave the head of Hervey's Canal on TUES.
DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY D: eves9 0Ask
through in daylight. Passengers will take the
Tcho1ptoulas street cars to the ferr1 at Louisana
evSnue at A. n.
The Minnie will Feturn on WEDNESDAY. FRXDAT
And MONDAY. arriving ats P. n.
Fare each way % 50.
4. The Minnie win positively lau4he pssse nsers st
sbe hotel wharf.
FOR further Information apply to
RITZ L CARLINs Agents.
jy3 Pm No. Thou pitoulas street,.
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STEAMSHIPS.

Ah The Steamships of the Nerth
s4E6s German Lleyd will sun as follows:
Fran Bremen. FHem New Orleans.
HANOVER. -. September 49,. -. October IL.
FRANKFURT. ..Octoberl3. ..Neyembet IL.
!. Further days Of departure will be advertised
hereafter.
The steamers touch outward at Hsyre and Esv.
ana and on their homo trip at Hovana aod South.
Ampton - land and receive passengers end freight.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
STps Be men Southampton or RAvfo q Havana
or New Orleans.
i'o % goi9
0toerase ~ gOlO
from New Orleans Havana, tosSouthamptOp, to
London, Havre or Bremen.
oaoh lou SO&
GtctlDSt ~ &O0
From New Orleans to HavaAe.
NtD'b.... y 30 gO0
nteefdge. 10 gOl0
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton or
Fsvre to New Orleanss Issued by the rrdersigned.
Sor further particulars apply to
Sd. 7. STOCKMEYER CO., Agents.
3uSi No. AZ Union street.
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SsOR HAvANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.

KEY WEST.
tufed States FIau Lint.
SlLtyAM P. CLYDR, WILMINGTON,
MARGARET, kMlLlK,
The New Orleans, Elsri1e
and KavaRa Steamshtp 0Dmn6Hy
T will dispatch one Of the sSsvSEIsi
"a class steamers from New Orloa1i
Every Wednesday.
touching at Cedar Keys and Key West, and cea
Meeting 0ith steamers for Apalachicola 6t Mark
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key Vest. To Cedar Ksys
uaoiA.................$4D gas
fsteeraxe.... ........,... 2l IL
Through bills Of ladinH issued - sll points
NoridA, including Tampa, aid TO New IczA
Charleston and Sevam nah.
Fons but the company's bills Of lsding fg1s'
and none signed after sailing Of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodate lions, and thfou1
Gckets given to above points.
ofnoe.
1or freight or passage apply to
EROBBRTS, Agent.
iAls No. 100 Oomm00 at1ooA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-04

Interpreting tho supreme Court DecisisA.
Governor Kellogg and others were some
what in doubt as to the full me1ning of
portions Of the recent Supreme Court de-
cision in the Forstall bond case which
doubt has elected the following correspond
esces
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