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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-22
FOREIGN.

LONDON, December Y.-The Pail Mall
Gazette this afternoon, in . leading article,
says if peace or war depend upon the &C
ceptsnce of proposal to garrison the Eu.
or any other foreign soldiery 1t the orders
of . foreign State, there will be no peace.
Our conviction 10 that the Sultan will refuse
even to discuss the scheme. There are
abundant reasons for believing that the
Porto means to make . stand ct
any proposal of occupation, without
any disguise whatever. Come and take
what you ask for" will be the Turks
reply to the Russians. To ourselves, it is to
be hoped. We would not hesitate moment
in such situation. Why should We sup
pose that q determination which would
seem natural to us is out of the question
with warlike and fanatical race like the
Musselmens9 The whole idea is delusiOn,
as time, we fear, will but too shortly show.
We have no doubt that even if England
formally withdrew all support from Turkey,
yet if foreign occupation is put forward as
an uitimstum, the Turks will fight.
The Tines, in it's leading editorial, saye:
The plenipotentiaries have concluded the
most difficult part of their task by agree
ing that some kind of occupation is neces-
ssry. Midhat Pasha must soon pronounce
his decision on their proposals. We fear
the Turkish ministers are inclined to take
the hazard of absolute resistance. They
seem to think they can foil the conference
by plunging Europe into tremendous war.
A Reuters telegram from Constantinople
sage: The appointment of Midhat Pasha is
very favorably received by tho entire popu-
to accept reforms. resolutely object to any
concession detrimental to the dignity of the
empire.
A dispatch from Constantinople to Rel
te-'s Telegram Company says the prellmi-
nary conference held it's sitting yesterday.
The plenipotentisries have sgreed to formu.
late their proposal in terms acceptable to
all parties. It is stated that the plenary
conference will meet on Thursday next.
The Turkish constitution is to be pr0mul.
gated immediately. The nomination of
Midhst Pashs to the Grand Vizierate has
been very we'll received, and it il believed
will hasten solution of all difficulties.
on the Track.
The express train going west on the
Great Western railway this morning ran
off the track when near Dorchester station.
Four or five of the passengers were in-
iured, but none seriously. The accident
was caused by the switch at Dorchester
being left open.
Severe Gale.
A severe gale, accompanied by torrents
of rain, prevailed throughout the United
Kingdom on Tuesday and "wednesday
nights. The gale was particularly severe
on the Scotch coast, where marine disasters
are apprehended.
The Trouble in Denmark.
A Copenhagen correspondent says the en-
tire Cabinet have been summoned by the
Supreme Court for dissolving the chamber,
and providing for expenses by royal ordin-
Ruces.
smallpox in the Londen Hospitals.
Official reports from the metropolitan
hospitals state that the local NUMBER of
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Wa done. They genetally attFibute it to
colonization and natnralixation.
A. lavsssi6pf1sa De.as1sd.
Postmaster James demands Investigation
Of the charge made by Mr.. Hewitt, In the
House, that HE mail was tAmpered with In
the New York Office. s.J7
MaFlDOs
Tho steamship Rhein. which arrived ut
this port yesterday after voyage Of fifteen
days from Southampton, encountered the
most continuous bad weather Of which the
officers have had any experience. Deoem-
Der 8 one of the passengers was tossed
clear over the breakfast table from ono side
Of the saloon to the other, but fortunately
was not injured.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
New Orleans, Canal and Banking Coz
pary w. E. n. FAN CT lid.


CUPRRIO2 DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans No. 27,604.-By virtue of a writ
Of feri facias to directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhouse streets. in the Second District of this,
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, with the build
iDgs and improvements thereon. situated in
the First District of tois city, in the square
bounded b. assdes, Thals. Melpomene ard Pry.
tania streets, AMI designated SIS lots numbers
twelve. thirteen. thirty two and thirty three, on
plan anne xed to act pass. bef.re H. B. Cenas,
late otarv in ,his city. the wenty fourth No
vember 1910. Lots numbers twelve and thirteen
having. each, twenty i've fe one inch one line
font on Thais street. by one hundred and twenty.
seven f. ct ten inches five lines depth aud lO'3
numbers thirty.t two and thirty thr, having each,
twenty Ave feet one inch one line front IN Mel.
p0mene street BY one hundred and twenty seven
Ieet ten inches five lines in depth. al American
nea sure. iog the same property acquired by
the defendant herein by purchase from James p
FIeret, per act pae sed before Theodore Guyol,
tary public in this city, on the seventh day of
May, 1885,
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS d. HANDY,
DE- 80 ja7 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, December 2l.-The transfer
tug Nesffie exploded while racing to reach
IN incoming bark and secure tow.
Freights.
At q meeting of the trunk lines repre-
sentatives the Grand Trunk refuses to vote
on question of through freight, under in
structi0ns not to sOt unless passenger and
liv. stock rates were included in the CON-
promise The whole matter 10 open and q
rupture is probable.
Through Hell Gate.
The steamship Hadji arrived through
Hell Cato.
CARVING the War Home to Tilden.
The evidence before the congressional
committee Of investigation shows marvel
ous increase of registration and vote in
several preoinots, but do not know how it
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nrw oRLrANs cLRARMo HoUsH.

Gold opened At l07 = OlU7t, against l07A at
New York and. after ia business closed at 10TH
0l08. eeainst the opening rate in that market.
Tho Gales summed up $4,000 emor acing 5000
1t lo7A: 5000 at lo7k: $4,000 at lo7Soloe.
and 5000 and el5 900 al lO8
Foreign exchange ruled 1t eighty asier rates.
but only mOdega'e buSiness was done in it,
The eales OF 81 Ring comprised 335 0OO. en-
b.ac ng ssOoo, ai ! Of lsding = g ~; $4,000 do
clear IS l2ss; $4,000 bill of lad ng 1t e5 l2a;
R36OO Al Gear at IS 10; 230O0 DO at e5 1917, and
81 500 bank at, IS II.
The Gales of franco con prieed 625 600 tommer-
cisl. embracing Is 900 aud 100000 at 4s2l, and
400 OGO At 81.
At the eiess sterling bills were quoted 1t e5 u
as II for bill of lading and Al clear. and q
6S II for bank lbs NIX counter rate -0S5 l7k), and
france at 9Jas a. 9s4 fJr commercial and nominal
for bank.
Under light offerings and fair demand, CONNER
cial sight en- New Y,rk slightly hardened. The
sales comprised sos 900. embracing SIS 600 coz
mercsl, and $50 700 and $50 600 prvste bankers'
at 1872 p cent discount; $4,000 commercial at i;
s 600 90, and $4,000 private bankers at 7-l6.
We al o Nc ticed 3 sale OF SI5 600 commercial on
Providence at s. p cent disco mt.
The banks continued to check on New York 1t
= cent discount. while commercial sight was'
quoted at X 07.16 against y o., yesterday.
The following 10 the official statement Of thei
aa,ea repOrt&d 11,.0ay At the Stock Exchanges: >
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF TIE REPuBLI0AN.
Es friday, Deosnber u, U7s'

O. (1lo8y, O0oOeov0A - ~'~'
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
etAamship City Of Mexico. Sherwood. Vera Cru. via
TsmpiCo and Tuxpa0
ss.a 4 S,iss dSa % Liverpool
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship 1s,e.p csy ss;s . from s:r York 18th
Horweeian chip Jupiter. Jacobson, 81 dsvs from
Austr asSs BARK S.hsi Herochins 70 days from
Ar.s:: ss3s S:s:s:sscs 7snei'h IS days from
Bark Hissi:sippi Helm, IS days from Barcelona, to
sorVeeisa bsSR Hsrlof Hsrlof.eu. Olsen, 6s days
Norwegian bark themes Anderson. from BARGE
to Ssg w..
to rseqP's no"
Schooner G b Smith, Jensen. from Cuba, to mas
Schooner Victoris, from Sprinefeld-New Basin
Schooner Willie Dear, from Eachinche-Old Basin
Isabei. VPry, from Lower Cost
Bmma, Canton, from Lower Coast
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from Upper Coast
st John. Bergeron. from Manchsc
CITY of Augusta. Charlet from New River LID ng
Eureka, Smith. f. m St Martinsville
Coal Hin, Mahan, from Pi tsbure with barges
Lole from Pearl river-New Basin
BELOW COMING UP AND WAITING ORDERS.
Norwegian bark o. tesen, ToIjusen. 81 days fiom
Newport, to master
EXPORTS.
LIvRRPOOL-ship Macedon-sss7 bales cotton
LIVRRPOOL-Bark Amalthea-l6s5 bales cotton
2O6l sks wheat 696 SKIS oiicake 1900 slaves
MEXICAN Notwithstanding City OF Mexico
For Vera Cruz-38l bales cotton 81 cases meat so
ties tallow 20 ties oil tcs lard tcs hams 400 b1s
dries For Tu1pan-5 pkgs machinery so empty
barrels
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
DONALDsONvILLR- Steamer Henry Tete-3s9
hhds sugar bbs sugar 400 bbls molasses 81 half
bbls molasses rs &c syrup u sks rough rice and
at MARTINvILLE-Steamer Eureka-l77 bales
cotton 6lO sks cotton Ned SKIS seed cotton SO hhds
sugar bbls sugar 2s3 be. %Sasse: and and :und1ss
sks seed cotton 3ls hhds sugar 6s1 bbls molasses
NEW RIVER LANDING-Stesmer City of Augusta
LOWER COAST-Steamer Isabel--9o hhds sugar
247 bbls molas.es and sundriss
60 bbls m0lasses and kundres
UPPsR G0AsTLsts.msz Nay Ida-sa hhds
PITrsBURG-Towboat Coal Hill and barges-
62 600 bds cotton ties 600 sks cotton seed
bricks
PEARL RIvER-Steamer Loie-28 bales cotton
and sundries
SPR1NGFIELD- Schooner victoda-ll bales cot.
ton and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Willie Dear-25 sks seed
cotton and sundries
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND texas RAILROAD,
December 2l-l074 bales cotton 1893 sks cotton seed
4 SKIS seed cotton ~ sks oats 483 hhds sugar bills
sugar 1853 bbls molasses 10 half bills molasses and
sundries
NRw ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, De.
cember 2l-l66 oales cotton 92 sks cotton seed 800
bbls -four 100 bbls meal l62 bbls porl tcs hama 207
bbls whisky l3 bxs bacon and sundries
NBW ORLEANS AND TEXAS abroad, De-
cember 2l-l62 hhds sugar ia bbls molAsses and
oundrie0
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soock on hand and on shipboard not cleared ZIG 3

Soock on hand and shipboard not cleared 276 322
Same time last year. .33 ,263
TO.day's exports embraced 5652 bales to Liver.
pool and 38l to Vera Cruz
Receipts proper since last evening 1891 bales,
against 1858 on last Thursday and Is ITO last year,
s., 98l bales, against 48 a34 last week and 1854
last year, and since August 81 of 596 ,292 bales,
against SIS $50 last year-increase ~, 1856.
The Exchange kilograms make tho receipts 1T
all the ports from IL NJ. yesterday to II II. TO-DAY
% OO4 bales AGAINST 80 953 last week and 80 1886
last year, and since Friday 41 ,778 baee, against
1853 589 last eek and 1857 O3 last year. Total since
August 81 37O, O2O bales. against 763 up to
Tuesday noon, december Il, lsst year-incresse
305, 252.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive) to Great
Britain 80 239 bales, against &c, 73 last week and
So $50 last year. and to the continent 81 287 bales,
against 20 1874 last week and SO, 022 last year.
Stocks ut all the delivery ports made mp to IL NJ.
94l 1859 bales, against 954 ST. last week and 1853 SOB
last year.
TOBACCO-we did not hear Of Q transaction to-
day The amount ON tale 10 estimated at 5000 hhds.
For the present we continue to quote as follows:
lugs 6k07,aa low leaf Sd9c; medium lO0llc;
good l20l3kc fine A0l5c: selections l5kOl6c;
nondesclipts nominal. Received since last even.
ing, more; exported, hhde by rail; stock on hand
by our running g at ament. II. 789 hhds.
yRElGHTS-A ship was fixed fof the Baltic at
1884 for cotton, one laid on for Bremen u the
going rates, one for the United Kingdom at 1858 for
yesterday, one for Limerick at $50 for staves
The going rates by sail are H.32d for cotton to
Liverpool and Is Ice for HAVE; extreme consgn
ment rates sd to Liverpool and lc for Havre
We quote Is folowe:
By steam-cQttQn TO Liverpool 9 l6i; to Bre-
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-Tbe sales to day, not including 100
bales, mostly at s,iffrr prices requiring . pretty
general advance of &c in our quotations. We
give also the figures and report Of the Exchange,
a. below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-22

Stocks were dull and without any new feature.
Under better de- mand State cons0ls advanced
,, IA y cent, closing at 531 asa.
With light offerings premium bonds showed a
sight i'm prove meat closing at 294 029H, against
d.. 02eA Yesterday.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. I
THURSDAY EVENING. De cember u, 1876.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS KEPUBLICAN,}
THURSDAY EVENING. Dt cember q 1876.
The banks absorb most of the commercial paper
Offering and the supply outside is cor sequenlly
limited. Loans desirable cOllaterals are scarce
aod easily negotiated on the sire. at SAG y cent
for three TO six months notes. On other secrrl
ties loans can only bs obtained on call or hort
time aad ct Lisher rate g, cay l00l5 y cent v an
y annum and second grade are nominal. fair
bu.iness was doae in gold at about yesterdays
rates. Foreign exchange was slightly easier with
light and the demand fair commercial sight IN
New York slightly hardened. Stocks were dull.
Upd.r q better dem N State copsols advanced
NON y cent. With lighter offerings premium
bonds slightly imp owed.
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GILMORE { CO.,
Warrington, District Of Colum bin.

IN 1ANkRUPTCY.-COM YIR90
Of the benefit Of the bankrupt aot CAP have thei1
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reasonable. PostofRce box 2O97
0o6 JOHN g. CARTE
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Contested land Gases prosecuted before the
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HENRY BALLARD, UNITED STATES Gov.
~ KRNMRNT CONTRACTOR. AND DEALkR u
public patronage in his line Of trade. A wen 81
sorted stock 10 always kept on hand, and viii be-
without delay from the feed wareheuse No. IS Ful-
ton street and NO l0l Peter street. near Lafayette
q TON the feed tor and co yaEd st the corner
ere solicited. d win 30 disposed Of to the bea6
advantage ofc usignees. Quick sales and prompt
can be given. iyll ~
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no YOU NEED MONEY

Call at the corner of St. Louis and Dauphina
streets No: los ST. Louis street and lO4 Dauphine
street. All kinds of SECONDHAND GOODS bou9hx
and sold Furniture, Ladies' aud Gent,emens
Clothing. English. French, Spanish and German
Books bought. Win call at residence send letter
through pOstofice.
ocl7 ly JULRS REGOM
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1NROM AND AFTER THIS DAY b.
- WILLIAM RITTER.
Houma Dscember l6 1876 deli 1923
THE NEW ORLEANS
SANITARY EXCAVATlNG COMPANY
incorporated by IN act Of the Legislature With
exclusive privilege Of RHPTHMG VAULTS,
PRIvIKS, SINKS. etc.)

ODORLRss RxCAvATING APPARATUs..
- used BY the company are that The work can -
performed ct any hour Of the day or night, the.
thorough manner in which the deposits are 10
moved, the absence Of al Offensive edors. the
short space Of time required ian ordinary Gnk'
being empted in from ton to fifteen minutes), and
above all ITS CHEAPNRSS.
Al orders left ct the companys once, No. ls3
Common street, or sent to Postoface box No. 9l3,
will receive prompt atteution. aus 6m
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MONEY TO lend.

MONEY TO LEND.
THR METROPOLITAN LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK.
No. Ia Camp street,
Will make advances on MERCHANDISE, GOLD
and slLVERWARk, DIAMONDS, JkWELRY etc.
Ut rates ranging from one to four per cent pef
month.
oc2S " +. D. VAN HORN Caah;ar
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Meeeorological and River Report.
The following statement Of the weather and
rivers 10 furni b. by the signal Service oficer
afatdOned 1t New Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-22

The market opened under tho 11Huenc0 OF
stimuli ting teleerams from Liverpool and New
York. and although operations were restricted BY
the stringent pretensions Of factors, many Of
bales changed hands during the morning partly at
prices showing NO quotable improvement. but
mostly at an advance of Nc, after which the
ito. 8 we're rtpoI ted to the extent Of $500 bales
making q total for the day, = noted above. OF
G1eo bales sgainst l0.25o yestertay In accord
tions are raised Nc for good ordinary to- ttrict
middlirg inclusive, and partial &c for the higher
grades, but good staple ruled fully tc above our
outside figures. and in some cases ne. Stained
cott0Es also were in good request ana commanded
very full prices.
the opening and closing at an advance of Lied
with sales of rs COO bales, and arrivals also led
higher; Havre 6im and tending up, with it's quo.
tatlon for low middl ng atioat raised franc, aud
New York closing at an advance of sc III sUots
and y as Ice in futures.
The Kxcnange makes the amount on cupboard
not cleared before to days exports; lO1 80 bales,
embracing So 1O7 for Liverpool. Al $50 for Havre,
1924 for Bremen, 1877 for the North sea. CAB for
and s6s for coastw,se ports. leaving in presses,
agreeably Its account 1T II NJ, ia 09S bales,
large part Of which is not on sale.
At noon to-day mddling was quoted at Calves
ton at llAc at Mobile at II p al &C. at Savannah
at IL SC at Charleston at a II &c, at Wilmington
at II = 1llNc. at Norfolk at &c at Baltimore at
Memphis at Ike, and at Augusta Ct llc
ts We IT. :" a
t>ry of the National Cotton Exchange. Tor his
quarterly report of the cotton movement of the
United States, submitted by the commits on crop
Statistics Mr. j. B. LATTE, chairman, to the presl
dent, ME- John Phelps.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand september 1876. 49, 77
Arrived since last statement. $685.
Arrived Previously. III, l4O-7l4675
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .744 052
Cleared to day $500. ................. 6,033
Cleared prev. ousy. .46l ,697 467 100
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
WANTED.

WANDA PRISON WHO UNDRRSTANpa
" Pottery ia al ita branches. Apply to a. o.
S0YLB, Republican once, seic
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LJvKRPOOI-Ship Macedon-39s7 bales cotton
1890 slaves
LIVKRPOOL-Bark Amalthea-1655 bales cotton
2O6l sks wheat 696 SKIS oilcake 1900 slaves
MEXICAN Notwithstanding City of Mexico
For Vera Cruz-38l bales cotton 81 cases meat 80
fcs tallow 20 ties oil ties lard tcs hams 400 bxs
rasins 400 bxs "a Sins 20 bbls four 100 pkgs
dries For Tu1pan-5 pkgs machinery so empty
barrels
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de22 80 ja7 % Civil SherffOf the Parish of Orleans
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NDWv RKRUBId0AN THURSDAY, OOToBER - 1876

ter 10 bsGter latisfaetion than any ensmy
Of years standing possibly could.
Mr.. Tldsn win not gain single Re
publican vote by his object surrender to
the Republican idea, but he will disgust
every Democrat who does not expect to
profit by his election. He has present.
ed himself, however, en- tableau, on
his knees before the American people,
promising to amend his political ways,
repent Of his sins, and obey the constitu-
tion-"the new part as well as the Old
if they will only reward him for his good
conduct by giving him the 'sempire and
the rule" We do not wish to employ
him on such terms. Governor Hayes will,
do all that Tilden promises to do, and
much more, in better manner; and,
moreover, he will be assisted in the good
work by his political friends, while for
Tilden to attempt it woald array him in
opposition to solid South.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26


IN IL Press given, 10 more Of the admir-
able series Of exposures Of the Confederate
conspiracy. After having headed OF the
political enemies Of the country, by first
showing them up and then defeating
them, there will be ample time to indulge
in personal accusations. There are some
fearful charges pending against promi-
nent parties in the opposition ranks in
most of the States of the Union. It is
better to secure the government first, and
look after the single rogues when there is
more leisure. And it is no reason for the
Press to cease the prosecution Of its very
proper inquiries because people whose
own hands are not any whittier than snow
want to know whether somebody else has
not earned fat fee in doubtful manner.