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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05
NIISCLI.EANECC
Figii Behaved.

Nigti Delayed.
LITTLE Rock, February Mo st. Iori.
| mails since Saturday. SaoW, sect and rain
! prevail.
BALTIMORE. February 4.-The steamer
| Kent, from the Eastern Shore, reports 9
| schooner capsized aud sunk off Poplay
Island, one bilgtd eff North Point and ten
ashore Off Rock Creek. They are probably
| small bay oyster schoonert.
Few Words fror, Gcreraf sEier
COLUMBUS. O.. February 4.-GsIeral
Sherman writes: Il never have been, an
rot now and never shall be candidate tor
the high Office OF President OF tne Unitesi
States, before any convention CT the " O.
pie"
He alludes favcrabIy to Governor HAYES.
He Gays: my wife and family are strong
Catholics, but | am not; that: however, is
nobody business"
Severe Storm.
OMAIiA. Net., February 3.-1te Un;cn
Pacific train due from the West To-Day Is
twelve hours late. The late storm was I'm
paralieled il seyeriy. 1t storned so that
the shoveleFs and piows had to abandon
work.
Burned.
JEwETT CITY. Conn, February A build
ing containing the lodges OF the Knights
OF Pythiae. Free MasCn5 and stores, burned
Loss $4,000.
The Clint of Silver.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 4-Disccnnt
on silver three 70 five per cent. Ii is be-
ileved The discount will increase unless an
outlet is found.
Snow In Richmond.
RICHMOND, February Snow fell elk
hours, IS now six inches deep, and has
20 l,afi rot nr -
winter.
BARNEGAT, February "A little schooner
with Six rers n, from Flatbush, capsized
end all We're drowned. Three bodies have
boon found.
The Lands Jury.
BRIDGEPORT. N. j., February 4--The
Lands jury are still out. Tney stand nine
for acquitlal t. three for conviction.
Paper Mills Burued.
PORT UNION, Ohio February 1.-The
RialtO paper mills bum d; !ose. $3.50 900.
N1urderers Arrested.
PoTTsv1LLE, February Alive men,
charged by the confession of a prisoner,
were arrested for the murder of Sprclal
Policeman Yost at Tcmaqus in July last.
1reat excitement prevails.
South Carolina Politics.
SoEoMbiA, FEBRUARY 4.-doVefnof Cham
beriain has gained three victories in the
Legislature during tho week. The first
was the defeat OF the bill giving the ap-
pointment of managers Of election to the
General Assembly instead of the Governor.
Inc second wac IN constraining the Ways
and Means Committee TO adont hls
recommendations for the reduction of
expenses, and 90 iednce the State tax
for 1877 from $l2 co., 900 to So 600, COO. and
the third was to-day when the Houee, BY a
vote OF sixty six toseyenteeu, aGopred resc.
luton TO expunge from tbs ia,rnsl the re.
cent abusive harangue OF w j. Whipper.
the negro judge el9cJ. During the debate
on the resolution. Whipper denounced ex.
Congressman Ellintt, now Speaker Of the
House, who was Whippef's Chief supporter
and advocate for the Oh .rlett N judgeship,
and Elliott in rejoinder branded Wnipper
as an ingrate fals,fer and 8 knave.
Must stand Trial.
CHICAGO, February 4.-The motion to
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FOREIGN.
The Latest Religious Sensation.


LONDON. February 4-Rev. Alexander
III. MockonOchie, curate OF the noted Hle b
Church at St. Adams, sent to the newspa-
pers to-day a document signed by about
one hundred promin. NJ Ritualist clergy
men, fairly representative men. including
most, ii not all, who have been subjected to
ecclesiastical prosecutions, dsclamirg con
rectica or sympathy with any move
ment looking 10 the subordination OF
the Anglican Ritualists to papacy, de
Glazing tho basis for such negotiation I'M
possible until the Vatican DEGREES are re-
tracted and repealed with az much formal
ity as they were promulgated. The author
Of the original letter to Cardinal Man
ming, Which first gave color to the report
writes to the Morning Post to-day, over
the same pseudonym-"Presbst An
glicanus"-say that the letter orr
ginated with himself and that he
spoke only for himself. Renewed attention
and discussion OF the subject have been
awakened by Lord Pen zance's decision yes
terday in the FokestOne ritual case, the
first suit under The public worship regula.
ton act. The decision declares illegal the
use of the crucltix and stations of the cross
and solitary communion.
The Rev. Mr.. Redsdale, the unsuccess
defendant, is one OF the signers OF Mr.. Mock
OnOchie'c manifesto.
Vnankes
The English Foreign Office has received
the thanks Of the German government for
the protection of Germans by commanders
of British ships during the late election
troubles in Perm.
The GrOsven0r Mission.
A dispatch from Calcutta to the Times
states 800 troops will go to the Yunan
frontier to escCrt the Grosvenor mission
through Burmah to British territory.
A Favorable Answer.
An Odessa telegram to the Times says the
Porte will give favorable answer to the
Austrian note, and publish Few tirmin
making the reforms applicable to Bosnia
and Herzegovina.
HokenIohe's Mission.
A Reuter- telegram from Rome says it is
renorted that HoheniOhe, besides settling
the differences which hitherto prevented
his going to Rome, will enter upon negotia.
tions to remove the enmity between the
German government and the Roman Cath
ole episcUpacy.
PrOselytlsEl.
1t is asserted in clerical circles in Rome
that certain English ritualists having some
time ago adopted rites of the Roman
Catholic Church, Cardinal Manning, to
whom some of the leading ri,ualis.s ap-
plied, conceived the idea OF leading them
fo Rome by allowing them to retain certain
privil lie ges The cardinal came to Rome to
defend this scheme. but the Congregation
of Rites persistently opposed it.
Cardinal Manning has recently informed
the Vatican that there was grave diecord
among the ritualists, and the time was 0p-
Dortune to make the dissatisfied party some
concession in order to induce them to join
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II S TurI e7-llcS ba1s.
cotiou IS hhds tobacco 400 hhis fou 5I9 tbs oorl,
ZIG biol, whisky l02 ties lard 215 kegs Lard 90 lie
hams 40 axis oats and suudry produce
ST bOUIS-Steaner City OF Qliuey--9-o bales
cot on al bales hay hhd tobacco 1912 bps :;our
7i5 bus toIk 225 bhs meal 1860 sks corn e93 ska
oats l93 sss bra and sundry produce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIE nIon-36o balee cot
TO 81 h lds ugar 3l2 hcls roassee end sun lres
CIR md ECORE-Stesmer Bart Abla-l9g6 bales
sugar nd snndres
Observation-Disclosures AssuulptiOn-2 bales cot
ton IL AXIS cotton ssed aka seed cotto, 80 nd a
su2ar 642 bbls mcassee half bbls molasses $50 ks
rough rIce and sundrles
observation-disclosures Eatchez-4ol7 bales cot.o,
jlBt sSs cotton seq" nd sunGIies
POINT JEtFERSON-Steamer Era no Io-los7
bales cotton 6t9 SKIS cotton seed aud supdries
LOA.R COAST--Steamer WaWeuock--a7 hAIa
rice l6l axis rice and suu,tr,es
TRENTON-Steamer Lessie Tavlor--l3II b.les
GOTTEN 500 SKIS cotJOA seed lG SKIS seed cotton and
sundIies ~
.ow rR COAST-Stesmer Oriole-lo bids sugar.
and sEndries ' 'Ne",
UNION Observation-Disclosures osephne--4
mar pms "Oaases 50 eks rough rice and sundries
Low BE OOAST-Steamer Martha-7s hhds sugar
~ oo,s ino'asses log eks rough rice aud sundriee
Low ~ COAST-Steamer J + FrxSer-I4 hhds
sugar "a bbls molasses 60 SKIS rough rice a,,S suE
DIR ca
CovlNGTON-Schooner M,Pippo-7 bales cot.
ttn q. % bricks and sundr,es
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAkS LOU IlANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Feoruary 4-497 bales cotton sks cotton 80 Bits
nee 81 hh's molasses 27l hhds sugar and sund-1.s
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD Fen.
ruary 4-lI& bales OttOn ,nd .unGries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD Peh.
ruary 4-43 hhds sugar 50 Dbls molasses aud sun
dries ~ s"@
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Geld opened al l!2E; Gi}3s. asains. l'2z at Now
Yort. AID q ter a ii.rIl4d business clos.d u tie
epe,i, e Yates IN both MAJ :.c's. The tales were
carfi Ted TO i Il 500 en- biac!7g ~ co az ll2, and
$780, s4,N0. and 5000 a. IL.
No sales OF SILVER were I2p0riet American
half d0la,5 were 9lNttc 81 HSAitG!c. a2aubt
l04t 0IG5E yeeterdsy, with Mexican doarn con
tiaued to Eule al 6. gold, for Few, and &c. so d,
for old
Under the decline il gold at New York. sterling
&c. eQaai % 10 & CT 1t, io"er, and traacs
y " cent. The Eov.A nj III b IN VAS o i.Ir X
tent. Ihe ss'cs Of TIE toI.a:r comprised go 500,
embracing Gl5No Al clear AMI s5o0d Ill OF iading
4 60 49, 5a S s q s ~ 81 x So aa ~,
e,5n bill OF lddu! aud seto Il eicat q 10 As
e3ON0 Al cear al - st; ei00j bslsi at the counter
at SIS 49, and 9lo00 d" 50 Aa.
The saes Of If si.cB a,n"uueti 10 $4,000 com
mercal. emh; acirS 5o,eo0 and 81 go at 4G2}s;
100000 y 4G2'e al u, 1920 ~ f6tEs, and 5000
ana rs 600 at 4.ol!,
At the close s'stlng bills were quoted at s. a
as 43 tsr bll OF isainG ..,,i al clear ana
-0S5 4si4 tor h17's t,a4k counter rate So fs)
nominal Tor ba1..
The OF rings OF Eew Yori. eight were of fair ex
tent but the demand, b Tag good nmercIal
hardened slightly. wi .e 10 ta4N chefh'ng rate
Gu New YORK remained uA'1 a1at9 ms sales OF
OF New York sight comprised $4,000, tracing
s6cu0o numerical AZ y = cent diooounE 10000
ss25oOa on I $4,000 90. 40 900 r.vate haak,Ts
ard do sS0 S 'k s' We !S md at 4'o1 and of
b35 zoo thirty Gags piva;e h,1.t.rfs' On New G'k
al 9le Y cent disc?4Li. fs3 200 commercial al 4,
aid SlC,0J0 on Providence d l..
The banks oh. KID New Il TX at TT; while
commercial sight quoted at oils T. cent
discount, agai =, al lG ye3t rday.
We noticed less geueIal ,ttvity ia securities.
The oniy Galea q oCh5 reported were ii shares
Factors ana Trader lnsura!Ica Company at the
Stock Exchange AT go 81, End 10 (odl Rev Or
leans Gssligh: Company tout ile) At $l3o.
City b)Ids "er, qu,e1 and were quoted lower,
a as w n ss 51S m Issues At
s 10 Oco do at 20 =. aud aGtso gold bearing seven
per cents at 32h.
We also noticed a sale o! $500 Jackson raiiroad
bDI - Il
New State coasJls we're Ia s. attire, sn3 the mar
ket ruled usar.y = cent l2~er. "'osng ut about
$751;, The salcs r!,ei Sll9.t|N. embracing
$4,000 at t8as. ~ at c3I,; $50 03J at e., aud
so coo al co..
No sales of city scrip, Metropolitan Police war
rants State W STraIts wee :, Ported. The quota
lions VIII be fund belyw. app, led to the sock
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NEW YORK,
Appointments.

Appointments.
New YORK, February Moses II. Hail
has been appointed chief special treasury
agent vice Colonel Frank Z. Howe.
Starvation Preferable 10 Hanging.
Rubenstein, the murderer of the Jewess
Laura Alexander, is endeavoring to starve
himself to death. lie has not eaten more
than two ounces Of fCol in sixty hours.
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C0NSTABLES' SALES,
Sonn frazer vs. Joseph Henry Baker an
oohM r. BAKER IN soiuU-sourth Ju atice CuuI
ICr Inc PuIi6u Orlaap, NJ qcoo 1891

'on 1"h GTpay ser vs. Joseph Henry Baker and
Tor the Parish OF Orleans, No $3.50.
RI VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FAC1ss
in.," 20 me- directed BY the Hob John Cain Fourth
J;, 20. me pe.ce for the psr sh CT IN ,.s /
NH proceed to s<ll at public auc lion, on MONDAY
chan "a o, .s'o. at twelve O'Clock NJ. a. the Ner
Snamls ana ructioneers' Exchange, ROYAL .treet
between canal and tustoml,ouse streets, in ,b y
s soa6nd L'tr,et of this city. the following d"'
On = 20 Of GhOtND, wi h the buildings .bers.
on situate IN the Third District OF THIS oitv in
spain and Rampant str, es de.;rnat SS'hs r
aa an % ns ,0,s drawn by E. neme court datsd
1h;enl w. isae, d. posted in tho OH of Achilo
can crn m.A.ure u ft.t inches front Oh Goedchii
in.a sur e. ny ,oo re- IN depth between p.lasl
n"ts one half OF which property belonps to Josenh
Mrs. ns b uat from his vile
n,h. na Iu'er. VIE OF J" +. Baker aud the
fahey. notary public on November 2, 1875.
Terms-Cssh on the epot
1es ~ mh' JOSEPH CONTRBRAs, Constable
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AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

The increased weakness and iIrogulsrty shown
BY the eales of ordinary. have com pells us to in.
crease it's age as abve, the Gu de- figure being
tor compa vely shite, cleas and e,on ru ming
cottoLs, with fair staple. which are in snme re-
quest. 1t the opening f-c'o,s appeared to be
INSPIRED with incieaseG conhde iCe ~ the rather
elccuragn. tenor of the DIS . ch.s, bat later IL
the day, timing that buyers cams forward with
but l. lie spr they CL tho demand Nc re ffeelv
Own 6 o the phases in h ma ket 80 e brokers
repor led it STEADY and oth"ls easier. Low 0, di-
nary ard strict ordinary s,d in some at Il 50
lower graoes coull have bsen pressed unless at
liberal conces, ions
The Sale for t.ie past .h-oe days cum up % COO
baea (9i50 Wednesday. $3.50 yes,erdly in-
GLIDING 400 not reported until TO-DAY, and 60 90 to-
dayl making, iih me adtit Oh 200 haes to Tues
DAYS report. an aggregate for the week Of 49, 900
bales. against 46 400 last week and IS 80 the week
before.
Weeks receipts Sc 5T bales. embracing 400
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, I
FRIDAY EvRHINa, February 4, 1876. }

The market during the past week has shown but
little animation. The cffarings Of business paper
have been comparatively Light and in adequate to
employ the surplus funds which usually accumu.
lats in our banks after the incoming of our cotton
and sugar crops. The present Indications are that
the spring trade will b, late in ep. ming and the
prospect does not seem encouraging. The active
movement of the banks consequently continues
moderate, and we hear of but little demand out
side, although money hAs been offered at y cent
on good col aterals.
While foreign exchange has been In fair supply.
the amount Of New York sight making cur.hg the
week has hardly been eqAa. to tle d' mand ana
rates have onstque7tly hardened, as VIII appear
from our quotations below.
The int ressei investment demaad which we no.
ticed last FRIDAY appears 10 have subsidized TO a
great extent within the past few days, during
which the movement in stocks has been Compare
lively light.
City Londs have been quiet sn-e Monday. and,
as will be BY tho official gu Jtat Ons teloW,
have sutfere q decline.
New Stat, cpnso,s which, stronger on
Wednesday, aud active and bu yauu We tarday,
were MOI quiet TO day. but siil quoted at an
advauc. upon last Fr.aa, d figures.
We continue to quote xctp icuA paper At -us
y cent y arlnun, thsccut;; al DO at sale, aud
second grade nor,iral fi,st Class mortgages rule
at 90lO y cent " aunun., hle second grade con.
4. c.,<r 10
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EXPORTS


BARCELONA OR GENOA-57o hales cotton
BREMES-Bark astreuo, 1853 bales cettop $500
St4vHs
LIVERPOOL-Bark yikngen-Ie9s bales cotton
2iNG
DtBLlN-BarA Al butus--49oO eks oilcaks $500
slaves
GLAsGOW-Bark Sirio--29,c23 bushels cor, III
bulk
hAt ANA-Add tonal per steamship " Lord
1888 Ike corr 200 SKIS bran $40 axis oats
UTlLLA-Schooner q Whipple-24 bbls -four 8
ha mil beet kegs Lard ties hams csk meat
BoNACCA-Scho0neS EXceisior--6 bois t, yur 9
hhls loik half Dbl pork SKIS salt $40 feet lu
% pkgs sundries
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A Springfield N'linois) special to the st.

A Springfield U'linois) special to the st.
Louis Globe. Democrat says:
This city s in terrible middle over the
question of the collection of taxes. The
CITY levied an amount largely in excess of
the constitutional limit, and the collection
Is oeing resiesed by many leading taxpay.
ers Const qnently no money is being paid
,Gto tle treasury to meet current expenses.
Nearly all the employees of the cify have
two or three months psv Jus them, This
morning the mayor discharged the whole
police force and the men employed in the
Ere department.. The street iamps will not
be lighted, and in short time the public
schools These efforts at economy look a
coed deal like spitewoik on the part of the
city authorities, and it is hoped that such q
deplorable state of affairs will not last
long.
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RELOW-CONING LII.

Ship Revolving Light, Conan, from Liverpool te
Cemeer 9, to MASTER
Austrian bark Llucen Geromich IL DAYS from s.
Thouas. TO Elmer batCr ECO
Spanish bal Recourse ii Barrow, 10 days from CT
tLfu+ gos IN ballast, 10 Fdtip GEO.
British brig Scotsman, Liddie 20 days from Opor.o
i'll ballast, 20 mas,er-
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RESTAURANTS.

FISHE Old VIRGINIA KlTl HEN.
l. WILLIAM BUkhS BE ,TAURANC
go. 1877 Camp 9 rect. opposite ST. P,trick's Church
open every day hom A. NJ to midnish meals
iornished At all hours Of the d-y; meals furnished
~ tAihih At their owe resid enoes very reason.
able term. v~ry sunday. dinner served with OK
ira care ehoc bin Of fare including ice cream
oeseft and ccnse. st fifty cents each person Gen
tL-mcn, ladies' and famli Will fnd rhis the most
economical and pleasant place in the cltv. iA3m
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MEMORANDA

The following is the total Of the carr, 10 wa.
Steamer GarrYowen, from Bayou des UIsz.s. AK
naes ton 10 SKIS seed cotton 2735 sks corI, sa.d
81 bbs moasses N0'''AA oSee
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 400
bsles additional yesterday embraced 600D bales,
ct firm pricea for good staple AID other desirable
kinda including he higher, while large part of
tine ofei -ngs embracing Ii I'd lists and the lower
grad were irregular and e,sser. requiring, how
ton Of &c In the inside rate for ordinary. We give
also tbs figures and report of the Exchange. as
below:
AMERICAN erAInAEo On az ..srr1c Ar1oN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05

STEAMBOATS,.
II Turner, Hart from Cincinpsti
City OF Quincy, BuIke. from st Louis
Trenton. ClaIrevauX. from Washington
Bart Able, Sinnott, from Grand EcoIe
Assumption, Daiferes from L0ckport
Frazer, Canton, from Lower Cost
bar ha, Bsssett. from Lower Coast
Eatchez. feathers. from Vicksburg
Era No 10, Taylor. from Point Jefferson
WaweuOck. 1ay lor. from Lower Coast
LESSEE Taylor. XII nson. from Trenton
troie Carr elk. from Lower Coast
Josephine, CO1zens, from Union Plantation
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River and Marine News.

SOUTHWEST PASS, F brrary 4 P. M.-Barome ter
81 so. Wind n0IfhIort} west, strong. Weather
cl, a. and cool Arrived-Steam' hip KnIcke booker,
X rible master. at 3 r. VI. from Sew York, to A.
Mou.on Sailed-S;eaniship Z. W. Lord. The
srearships frankfurt, Guilermo. Bolivar sld
Gussie are at anchor inside bounded ont.
ylCKsBrRG February Passed down-Morgar.
at II p. Nj. Thur sday; Katie, IT P. Nj; Lee at +
p. NJ. Up GleLcoe, at A. NJ lnois at I'm.
MKMrHIs, FetTlar, 4.-Aiser rising slowly
Weai her clear AID free zirg AirivedLe gal Tender.
from Arkansas river; Augusta, trcm " mite river.
Departed-ParAer, for cincinnati; Jaeger and
Carrie V. kouniz for 81. Louis
CINcIsNAri February 4.-River thirty nine feet
srd filling. Weather C't ar and cold.
PIrrsBURG. February 4.-River seven feet two
inches and falling. Weather clear aud cod.
LOUISVILLE, February 4-Ryer nineteen feet il
the al and falling. Weather cola and clear.
CAIRO, February 4.-Arrved-Cly Of toa, from
New O. leaI 3 at 9 p. Nj Belle Of ST. Lou 8, from
y,cksburg, 9P. Vi Jnlia, from St Louis. 10 P. N !;
John +. 1ole from s. LOUIS IL NJ. DEPARTED
Ju ia, Cor vicksbuig, IA NJ Belle IF ST. Louis. Tor
81 Leu A. n. The Alton ian through herself,
la,bosid eng ne when I. ur miles below here She
ia,s he re tor repa rs River forty five feet three
inches ana rising. Weather clear Mercury 2io.
sT. Louls. F. brnary 4->o arrivals or departures.
Rive f,lel fifteen iucues, and heavy ice running
Weather partly clouly and cod.
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NOTICE..

SrArn TAX CoLLaCTox's OFFICE, SIxTH DISTRICT,
e., In st.eet, h.twenn Mig zine and Camp,
New Orlesn-, February l, 1850
ETOTICE IS HkRFBY GIVEN TO Tue TAXpAi.
IN esoft e Six: h District, W Oceans, that
tie Siti taxes for the year 1875 and State ienses
for tn, current wear ere now Guo All r1mp. pay
ulent will save costs.
TIE otiice viii remain open from :. d. 10 T.
NJ, day. JOHN dAi n III
ststt tt < Collector Sixth District. City of Ne"
tlrr8.5t7. itl inf
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
STATE Tax CoLLvcroR's OFFICE,
Seventh District. !
New Orleans. January 81, 1870
an AND AFTNR FEBRUARY l, 1876, THE STATE
- taxps for 1875 are due nd txig'ble State
Ecensts for 1876 are due nee January l. Prompt
payIneut wi save costs -.
t.fjcs pm fr I'M 9 A. n. to r: NJ, at the Court
hcube ON Carr clifton avenue, between Hampsoa
ana SC cond streets. nr
fdIm State Tax Collector. Seventh Di-tnct
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| q1ash tho indictments of Hesing, Rhem
aud Hoyt was overruled. The trial Is cot for

q1ash tho indictments of Hesing, Rhem
aud Hoyt was overruled. The trial Is set for
March Is.
Crime ut Memphis.
MEMPHIS. February 4.-Tom Bolton,
charged with killing Jack Stinson last De-
cember, at Randolph Landing, on suspicion
Of being the murderer Of his (Bolton's)
out bail, writ of habeas corpus being re-
fused. Moses Bolton, Wesley Harrison and
Terri!l Gouldsby, who were his witnesses
in the case, have been arrested and com
nitted to prison. charged with being acces-
scries TO Srinson's murder.
The grand Jury has the case Of DR.. D. S.
JDhneOn, charged with causing the death OF
Kate Mccormick. under consideration, and
will probably make report on Monday.
Suspension of Mining Operations.
PHILADELPHIA, February "A total sus-
pension of mining operations in Lucerne
and Lehigh counties, as ordered by the
Schuylkill Coal Exchange and New York
combination, tax. place tomorrow. Thou
sands of men and boys will be thrown out
Of employment A number will. however,
bs given what is termed dead work about
thu mines.
Furnace proprietors heavy dealers and
consumers seem to he prepared for this
suspension. and have not made any large
purchases in view Of it. AS a general thing
tx aiers are carry iEg heavy stocks.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Oaice Chief Signal Officer,
Washington February 4. 1876 $50 +. NJ.
Fer the Seuth Atlantic and East Gulf States,
northeast 10 southeast Winds, Stationary to rising
temperature, and Gear or art,y cloudy weather
viii prevail, With high, followed ~ falling bare
meter.
For the West Cuff States, Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, falling baromt ter. rsing temper ure.
eaa.eily winds AID increasing cloudiness AMI pcs
GiAs rain
Tie Mississippi rive. viii continue slowly
risi g 1T Menpllis ADD vcksbu,g, where it Is ai,-
preaching the danger lne.
Cotton.
hE77 Y5RK February 4.--the following is the
cau;rarA,Ive statement Of cotton for the week
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

AkEIV ED 1ES EEUA1.
Steamship nnckerbocker, kembie. from New York
29th utimo. to Moulton-2d district
Ba.k Helois, l. nih 43 days from Rio Jaaeiro to
master--tst district
Austrian bark Tide, Pesich, 81 days from Bremen
t. mast+r-Poi.t
Schooner Hannah Coomer King DAYS from "a
m.ca, to P Macheca &oo-2d district P T
Schooner Ia sey b ParEhurst Hooper, from Boston
January ~. to niaster-lst district
Schooner n Pippo. -, from COvington-SeN
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, !
Saturday, February 5, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
German bark sstr nom opoer for Bremen
Norwegian bark VlklLgtu. Arn-sen for Liverpool
British bark Arhusus, ksdoy for Dublin
Aus man bark Sirio Shit ariCh. for Glasgow
Spanish brig Joyen AItoaio, Bosch, for Genoa va
Barcelona
Schooner Excelsior Arntt for Bonaccs
schooner Whippe. " ebb, for UtLs