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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-23
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The following tsfegrams were posted at the Cot
LoypoN, October %, 4P M-Amount Of bullion
withdraw from Bank of England on balance
to-day $4,000.
count of three months bills in the open market is
sic below the bank rate.
EGreenbacks in New York . T cent premium.
We learn that, owing to The irregularity of the
rates of domestic exchange the banks at Boston.
Providence and Fall River are asking p cent pre-.
MUM for sight exchange New York, and 2 ~
cent on Baltimore and Philadelphia. Our ban IS
necessarily compelled to take this into consid-
GRAFTON in the purchase OF Exchange those
places.
Currency continued scarce, with good demand
and opened and closed at ta6 q p cent premium.
currency anc lis. 9ii6:or certted checks. The
sales included $500 at III for currency and S lO
600 at ll5s d1l524 and 5000 at 115 for certified
checks. The New York market opened at 1851.
and closed at 1897.
No sales OF silver were reported American half
dollars were quoted at los Jos for currency, and
ll0O112 tor certified checks.
The movement in sterling exchange was of lib
era extent, and rates were about p cent higher
bracing .f25oo bill of lading at ll7l; $1,000 end
$1,000 do and $1,000 Al clear at ll73a; $4,000 bin of
ading at ll775 dll7 9l8oo AL clear at ll7s4 $1,000
bill OF lading and Al clear at ls4 0l9; $1,000 pi.
vate bankers and $1,000 and $4,000 bank at liz;
s2ooe and $4,000 bank at ll93s; and $1,000 do sight
at l2O1s.
The sales of francs were of considerable magni-
tude. summing mp 1865 900, and embracing 50O0o
81, 600 and 900 commercial at 86 IL 40 00O 100
600 and 1000 do at ABS, and 900, 125000 and
100000 do at -.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at INK q
ll7a4 for private, and-Dll99a for bank, and francs
at 1914 al IS for private and nominal for bank.
Dom este exchange continued very scarce. The
sales Included $20000 commercial sight on New
York at " cent premium; $25 600 do at 4ls and
$35 600 and $4,000 private bankers at Al.
The bank checking rate on New York continued
4o4a Y cent premium, and private was quoted
about the same.
In securities noticed sales Of $1,000 city gold
bearing seven per cents at 5qi;: $1,000 do at 59I;
$4,000 do at $50 and 10 shares Of Caleassu Sulphur
Mining Company at kl2 so.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-23
ENGLAND.
Steamer Overdue

Steamer Overdue.
L9NbON. October 22.-The Ismalis, from
New York for Glasgow, is several days
overdue. Considerable anxiety is fel: in
consequence.
Heavy gales Oh the coast today.
4 Chicago Mayor and an Erie Railroad
President Dine with the lord S1ayo1.
There was banquet at the Mansion
House last evening, at which there were
about 800 persons present, including repre-
sentatives Of various city companies.
Among the prominent guests were Joseph
Medill, mayor of Chicago, and P. II. Wat
son, president Of the Erie railway. The
Lord Mayor proposed the toast, Prosperity
to trade and commerce in the United States
and British colonies" and associated the
name Of Watson with the subject.
Watson, replying, thanked the Lord
Mayor for his fattering allusion 60 the
United States and his (Watson's) admins
tration of the Erie Railway Company. He
spoke Of the difficulties necessarily attend
ing such a reformation as had devolyed
on him to undertake. He said the hearty
support and approval he had received in
England strengthened him TO grapple with
the difficulties that yet remained to be over
come. Honorable and intelligent admins
tration for American railroads was as i'm
portant. he said, as sound government for
MIR. Medill was called on 70 respond to
the toast, THE municipal institutions Of
America In doing 60 ne took the opp0r-
tunity to return thanks to London for the
aid sent to Chicago after the great fire.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-23
TRANSPORTATION.

The Sena re Committee ON Transportation
in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the James
River and Kanawha Canal-AF0urteen
Million Dollar Job - The Committee
Coming South.
RICHMOND, Va, October 22.-Senators
COnkling, Sherman, Window, Norwood and
arrived here yesterday. A conference was
held to-day, which was attended by the
Hon. Mr.. Hereford, Of West Virginia, Hon.
Thomas K. Bocock, of Virginia, and dele
cations Of prominent citizens from Norfolk
and Lynchburg.
After inspecting the first level Of the
James river, the Kanawha canal and the
ship locks, the committee examined num-
Der of witnesses, including the Hon. Mr..
BocOck, Chief Engineer Craighill, of the
James river Improvement; Colonel Whit
comb, chief engineer of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, and General Haupt, former
engineer of the Hoosac tunnel and now gen.
eral manager of the air line between Rich
mond and Atlanta.
The testimony taken was chiefly with
view of ascertaining the practicability of
the proposed completion of the James river
and Kanawha canal. and the construction
OF tunnel for the canal length of five
miles.
The opinion of the engineers was to the
effect that the means being supplied for the
work, the tunnel and canal would be COM
pleted within five years, at a cost Of $l4,-
The committee go hence tomorrow to
Charleston, West Virginia, and thence to
Clncinnati, st. Louis and Louisville
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-23
THE TURF.
The Races mt Lexington-Second Dn

The Races mt LexingtOn-SecOnd Day.
LEXINGTON, October 22-To-day was the
second day of the Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders Association races. The weather
was delightful. large crowd was in at
tendance. The sport was up to the most
sanguine expectation. In one instance no
less than six heats we're run, and the excite
ment ran high. There was considerable bet
ting and pool selling on the ground. The
track was in the very best condition. Com
potent judges pronounce the track unsur-
passed.
First Race.-Tracy stakes for two-year
Odds, $50 entrance, half forfeit; mile heats:
$ao T" the second horse. Three started,
Is. +. winning both heats. Ewal5 and
e:5f
Second Rdce.-WoOdford county stakes,
for four year olds; $50 entrance; half for
felt; $50 to second horse by association:
mile heats three in five. This was walk
over by Georges 8. c, Hylas, but trotted in
a2f.
Third Racc.-Purse 5000 for horses that
$3.50 to second horse and $50 to third horse.
This was by far the most exciting race of
she day. Fourteen started. The horses
were arranged in two rows Six heats were
trotted. The first two were won by Claws
Chieftain. the third by Medinick's Captain
Jack, and the fourth, fifth and sixth heats
svere Won by Williams Dairy Maid, an
Indiana mare Time-2:36, 1884, S:36l9,
S2:37, 2:391a, 2:421k.
Fourth Race-Match race, 500 a side,
mile heats, won by Macy's Chief, distancing
Herit's b. G. in first heat. Time-249.
Dexter Park Races.
FHIcAGO. October 22.-At Dexter Park
So-day Goldsmith Maid trotted her race
against time. She went to harness, and
was accompanied by a running horse She
trotted three heats, the first being merely
logged t. warm her up, the weather beng
chilly with high wind. The following is
the time of the three heats: 2:2S14o 2ls,
2:I7ke
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-23

Second District Court for tn Parish of Orleans
No. Sc, 43S
DY C.. T.. (sIRARDEY d co... AUG
ID tioneers- Nicholas J. Hoey Auctioneer.-Office
No. II Exchange pace4-SATURDAY, November g.,
1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal
and Customhouse streets in this city of Kew Or
leans, by virtue Of order of the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated September II, 1873, will De sold by public
| auction the following choice property, to wit
Of this city, in the square bounded by Napoleon
avenue Jena, Live Oak and Laurel streets, desig.
mated as Nos. s. 6, :, 8 and il.
Lots Nos. S. s, and adjoin each other. and
measure each 80 feet front on Napoleon avenue by
100 feet in depth The improvements on lots Nos.
and comprise a new double one-story and attic
brick cottage retired from the street. having front
and side galleries. and double two stery brick
kitchen in rear. Lots Nos: and are under fence.
Lot No. II measures 80 feet front on Live Oak
street, by 1853 feet in depth. The improvements
comprise two-story brick cottage, with two-story
II ar.
2. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the Sixth District
OF this city, in the square bounded by Napoleon
avenue Jena, Chestnut and Plaque1nines or Coli.
scum street. Said lots adjon each other and
measure each % feet inches front Napoleon
avenue by ITO feet i'll depth between parallel ines
Lot No. forms the corner of Napoleon avenue and
Chestnut streets. These lots are fenced and well
shaded. and stocked with great variety of fruit
SIX LOTS or Fe GROUND s0 IN GSARsoLLroN par
sh Of jefferson, desgna1 ed as lots Nos. AS
and "a of square No. "a B, bounded by Carroton
Nos. l to adjoin each other. and measure each 30
feet front on Carrollton avenue, by 100 feet in
depth, lot No. forming the corner Of Carrollton
avenue aud Jeanette streets. Lot No. "a adjoins
the above lots in the rear, and measures 80 feet
inches front on Jeanette street, by $50 feet in
depth
4. TWENTY-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, in Car
rolton, parish OF jefferson, designated as lots Noe
to "a and forming the. whole of square No. SO B.
bounded by Carrollton avenue, Short Jeanette
and sixth streets and measuring together 300 feet
trent on Carrollton avenue and Short streets, and
q faaf front Inan tn and 4,
Terms of Sale-One half cash. and the remain.
der on credit of one year from date of sale
mum from date of sale until final payment, secured
by special mortgage and vendor IS lien on the prop
erGy sold, with the penal clause of FIVE
per cent attorneys fees in the event of
suit, mprov ements to be kept fully insured
aud policies transferred, and purchasers to as.
taxes tor 1873. payable in 1874.
Acts of sale at the expense of the purchasers be-
fore Octave Morel, notary public.
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lco.rnuED FROM Yzasr rAas.I

t;on.l commerce, alike demand that they
snnst he conceded by law to American citi
zens to purchase tonnage wherever built or
owned, and to place it under the protection
of their own flag.
Stone, Of Wilmington, said the ship build
ers there did not desire any government
aid.
Wetherill, of Philadelphia, agreed that
American chip builders needed and asked
10 protection from the government.
The first resolution was rejected; yeas 3,
Gays So.
The second resolution was then taken up
end amended to include all vessels engaged
in inland traffic, and to apply TO articles
Used in the construction OF vessels. The
amendment and resolution were rejected
by vote of % yeas to 36 nays.
Third resolution taken up, and upon the
Amendment adding the words upon pay
ment of reasonable duty on the cost" was
adopted.
Mr.. Able, of St. Louis, gave notice that
be would, tomorrow, move reconsidera-
zion of the second and third OF the above
resolutions. The report of President Frai-
ley favoring the government establish
ing q department of commerce, was
submitted with the proposed act of
powers, etc, giving this executive
department supervision and care of agri-
cultural, commercial, manufacturing and
Nining interests under government regula-
lions. Report accepted.
Mr.. GrOsvenor, of St. Louis, chairman OF
che committee on transportation facilities,
submitted partial report, embracing gen
sral resolutions:
First-Recognizing measures fof cheap
ening transportation as a national necessity.
Second-Declaring Congress should char
Ter any road between the interior and sea-
board which private capitalists may
undertake to build, but that such
road should be subject to the same State
laws as to taxation or control 90 other
roads in the same States.
Third-That Congress should prevent uh-
inst restrictions by any State upon inter-
State commerce, but that protection OF the
gOadR within their State as refuse to per
forR their full duty as common carriers
may most effectively be secured by State
courts and Legislatures.
Fourth-That the only permanent guar
antee against unreasonable rates is to be
found in the improvement of natural free
highways by water channel to the sea,
and therefore recommend all improvement
of the st. Lawrence route by Canada, and
efforts to improve the canals by the State
of New York, recommending the earnest
Al 'CcuS"VloA VI OGAOE IOutcb, duu
that the improvement of the Mississippi
and Ohio rivers may be pressed without
delay.
Fifth-That board of commissioners
should be appointed to investigate all plans
for internal improvements, and that appro-
priations should be made only on it's recon-
mendation by the executive council, and
Congress asked to appoint commission
consisting of the Attorney General and
turers to revise the law.
The hoard then adinurned
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MEDICAL,

.
- surgery ano Midwifery, No. l63 Risnyiiia car'
n1 M ~ ran part street, near canal street
=; m9oIcai Department-Cures Palsy Fevers Erv,
sipsias, Epilepsy, Insanity Drop y Rbemms, tisTg
matin rev Gays all painful atiec, ions and infism,
Tbrno1 ~ me Brain, Spinal Cord and Nerves
RiaS%a,, EEuGngs, Heart Liver, Stomach. Bowels,
a wae9 ~; mitthheye Bones, Joints, etc. Ten dollars
Sni .o1 'ne treatment and cure of any dsease
Sarglcai Department-Rednces Fractures IN.
moIs ana Dslocations; speedily cures Imnntor+;a
anu aH oterlllty, Scrofula, ali Uretbral and Semnai
fa"mnnso senefeai, Scrotal and Skin Diseases
eIequent OF difficult Crinatiops preserves b~I.s,
~ dis aPatatlon and the Bladder from Lithofornv
cars nr Str;g stones etc, and cures Ulcers Can.
GERS or STRUCTURES without pain. '' o"N
MloWifery Observation-Disclosures cnraa oil Al.
Eases Eases OF the womb and ovalies ali unusnaI H.
.naises, decorations or iTritations and wban -ha
menses are painful or. obstrueted from ann n.sso
whatever, The cause is removed and baS,. Ia.so
stored in q few DAYS anu neaitn 70
letters addressed to postofice box III Nav NJ,
hnnrs far ,asia VII receive attention Office
ror gehtiemen from to 6 p M ~
co,ou.., LANCELOT H. EyRRITT
ooronated Doctor of Medicine ona pIn
&c ne ID Der OF the Royal Collage nj S,,roaons
G uioat br1tan Lcentiate of idwifer9 and
Sbin .fcoisgy, formerly Obstretric surgeon IN
Fnaiand ' ISL, OF James 7. Simpson, Baronet Of
SEE sAiiu, surgeon of the Louis lana CavaIrv and
Theranantia.y IN Mexico Master of Arts, Of
Mamhptacs and Embryonic Eyolptions
Memoer of the Hunterian Societv of Wadin;ns
90 ~ ana Bellies Letters Associate Member
lea VI oieat britain and AmeI'
y. B.-All fees honorab,v re+rrned n ,..ie,ta
o mno 10 not receive their full value IA and nro
1870 1y
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sales is go be- co. Is foliows: October lsc; Novem
FIonr inactive, in buyers favor; common to fair
extra Sc 2eS IS ~hisRy owsT ssa ws1syn
: 48dl so. Corn lc lower; high ixed and yellow
Western 60c. Rice quiet and unchanged Pork
dull; new SIS. Lard shade easier, Lice. Iur-
pentine steady. Rosin active, So IS. Tallow quiet,
~ al Ice. weights unchanged.
Money easy, most of the business at per cent TO
gold and interest, closing at gold to 132 and in
terest.
Currency is flowing this way and financial mat
tiers are improving, he banks having gained one
million in legal tenders o-day. If the situation
con inues to improve at the present ratio the
panic will be looked upon one of the things
of the past. The banks are accommodating mer-
chants literally possible in discount tx
change closed with Q frmer feeling at 64s. Gold
steady at losa Gloa1.. Money-Rates foy csrryisg
Skies Of 1887 li3; Eve.twen.ies of 1862 1861; of
1864 l07 of 1865 lo8; new llols Of 1851 l19ss; Of
1868 III q new fvss los 4; ten-forties 1861.
STATE bonds quiet and unchanged.
Leather dull Buenos Ayres ard Rio Grande
light, middle and heavy weights q J. 03oc Cslifor-
MIA do ?61sc; 0rinoco do 250p19c. Wool dull;
cash BUYERS can obtain CONCESSIONS OHIO a8150e;
Texas 3oc; super pulled 46c; California spring 20c
Coffee quiet and firm; Bio i93 eric. SugSr-FaiY
refining B 17ssc. Moasses dull.
ST. Louis, October acknowledgements ely
and hfollis Moore, from Few Orleans; Julia, rom
Vicksburg. River stationary. Weather cloudy all
day; light rain tonight. With prospect OF more
and a cold change.
CINCINNATI. October E.-COttoh dull and lower;
middling 151ar. Flour trm at St sodr TO- Wheat
easier at 81 350i 81. Corn dull ut u 143c. Oats
quiet at 35044c. Provisions dull and irregular:
Pork quiet and nominal a. sl3 5oal3 IS. Lard
quiet; steam nominal at SIC; kettle :ssUfgse Bulk
meats dull, egular and nominal shoulders ia q
&c; clear rib &c; Gear 64e. Bacon quiet; email
sales OF shoulders. stock ghs held at "a 08c; clear
rib "a &C; clear ~ 0:34e whisky firm at Soc.
81. LOUIS Octot~r 1e.-Cetfon dull spd nominal.
Flour quiet and weak; little doing: euperfne win
ter 80 1504 IS: extra winter 81 5005 double OK
ira s5 5o06 Wheat dull No. fall 81 IS; No
red winter 8 60. Corn Grmer; No. mixed 43c on
east track, 45e in elevator. Oats dull and droop-
ing; No. 32a. 0D334ec in elevator Whisky 89c.
Pork dull; 4l41lA SO. Bacon-Demand good but
prices irregular; some sales lower; cash lots of
clear rib ,Os4e; clear f34 time lots higher,
cording to length of credit; stock small Lard IN
changed.
EoYefGn Markets.
Loypos. October %, Evening -Turpentine Sc Cd
TallOw Ais Sd.
LIVERPOOL, October p Evening-Cotton closed
firm; sales today $1,000 bales; for speculation and
export 5000. The sales include 1900 American.
Uplands Sls 09lld, Orleans 81 d93sd Sales Of up
lands o good ordinary basis, deliverable III De-
cember and January sd
LoNpOs, October y, p. NAT the close Of bust
ness to- day the rate of discount IN thu open mar
ket for three months bills l1l6 per eest or
SIG below the bank Of Eng and rat<.
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LOTS ON ELYSIAN FIELDS STREET.
SUCCESSION OF E. D. WHITE
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 3598l

RY G. e. EIRARDEY & CO., AuC.
- Observation-Disclosures J. Hoey, AucIl0neer- Office
1873 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
tuctioneers Exchange, on ROYAL street, will be
sold by public aucton, by virtue of order Of the
honerabi 9 Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans. dated October l, 1873, the following de-
seribed property. to wit
six LOTS OF GROUND in the Third District of
this city, in the square bounded by Elysian Fields
Marigny, La Force and Liberal str. cts, known as
lots Nos to ID Lots Nos and front each IS
ct SIX inches Elysau Fl. Ids street by 1O6 feet
1863 inches in depth Lots Nos. 10, II and IL front
each - feet inches on Elysian Fields street by a
like depth OF LOG feet 100 inches. The lot No. 10
fronts 81 feet on La Force street by l60 feet in
depth.
Terms OF Sale-Cash, and purchasers to assume
payment, over and above their bids, OF all taxes
or 1873.
Acts of sale at the expense of the purchasers be.
fore p. c. Cuvellier, notary public.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-23
By Charles 81. Reed.
SUCCESSION OF MARY E. TAYLOR
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. Sc 478.


No. SO 478.
DY CHARLES H. KEtD-ArCTIoNEER
at public auction. at the Merchants d suction
GERS Exchange Royal strs ct, between G nal and
CustomhOuSe streets, TUESDAY, Novembrr4 1873.
at twelve O'Clock NJ, by order Of the Hon A. l.
Tissot judge of tho Second District Court for the
parish Of orleans. in the above numbered and .r-
titled succession the following property, viz
First District.
I. NO. 372 ST. CHARLES STREET, between Mel.
lastly by Prstania. two lots of ground measuring
each 25 feet inches front st Charles s@e,luc by
l2O feet in depth bewe PAL ael lines. These lot
are designated as Nos. I'd T. plan No 81 of he
"Segher's Square," in ofi e of X. Stringer late
notary. The improvements consist of ha dsom.
two-stOrv frame with hall above al d b. low twa
parlors with marble antels, dining room with
marble mantel, breakfa st-roOm. kitchen. etc, on
first floor. Above, three bedrooms in ain house
and four in the wing. Across tho end and rear of
iets another two-story building extends, +nbrac
ing various good rooms sevt raj closets tn cough,
out the building gas all through, and all modern
improvements two splendid cisterns yaSds paved,
to wer Garden, etc.
2. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, comprising
$40 60 100 acres with the buildings and iniprov..
mepts thereon. in the parish of Tangipohoa lat. a
part of the parish of st. Tammany anc known ss
the northeast quarter and north half Of SOU heas
quarter and east half of southwest quarter OF sec
tIon seven. township four SOUTH range nine cas-,
which last described property was acquired from
Patrick Lamb by act before NJ. Hahn notary pub
lie, May u, 1862.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
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MEXICO.

E&eiiing Report from Mexico-Reported
Shooting Of Several Leading Mexicans
for InstiGatfns n RevOlution-The Re-
mort Needs Confirmation.
MATAMORAs, October ga rumOr pre-
@ails that Generals Berriozabal and Guer-
rera, of the Mexican army, and Seniors
Medina and Irincopaz, two prominent citi-
zens. were shot in the city OF Mexico,
Raying been involved in an attempt to in
stigate revolution in that city. Berrioza
bal is a member of Congress and Medina is
@he brother -in-law Of General ROcha, the
foremost military officer of Mexico. The
Government officials here neither affirm nor
deny the rumor, merely saying that they
nave heard it when Intercepted as to It's
truth. 1t is. therefore, impossible to ascer-
fain the actual facts in regard to it, as the
telegraph line is controlled by the govern
fnent.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 2-Dates from
Tncson. Arizona Territory, to October IL,
cav the Sonora revolutionists number tour
hundred men. They are headed BY
Carlos Conante and Barbeytia.
declaration issued by the insurgents
saws that they revolt against the tyranny
of the State authorities OF Sonora, NOT
AGAINST the national government. they 90
not recognize the legality OF the late eiec-
lions and say they are degraded Dy tho
government Of Pesquira.
The Governor has issued . proclsmeuon
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SPAIN.
Left Valencia

Lef1 Valencia
MADRID, October 22.-The fntransieente
vessels have left Valencia. It is not stated
in what direction they proceeded. Before
leaving they plundered ten or more Spanish
merchant ships, four of which were taken
along with them. They failed to capture
the government gunboat Lepanto.
L0bos.
Admiral Lobos acknowledges that he dis
obeyed orders in leaving Cartagens for
Gibraltar with the national squadron, and
has asked that bis ease be tried by court
martial.
Eerillas
Serbia has arrived in the city.
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Marie Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN I
Thursday. October %, 1873. !
NJ "A pm ru0Tt,b hA0
CIARED YESTERDAY,

OJhnAD
Steamship Mayaret. Nc Baker. for Key West via
Florida pos
Steamship Cit of Dallas Hines fof New York
Spanish bark irgen de la Nievas, for Barcelona
Schooner Texas. Nielsen, for Pascagoula. ia bal.
last
Arrived YESTERDAY.
Steamship W Tru1ton. frisbie. from Brazos Sam
tiago, bouh to Havana. put i'll in distress, to
Nasteg-Pmt
STEAMBoATS.
Susie SifyT, Silver. from st Louis
Selma, Auoin from Don8idsenyilie
Sabine Jmei. from Wallis Landing
Belle LeeHicks. from Chicot CITY
La Belle. )ugas. from Red River Landing
ELCW COMING up.
Ship Tasmania. Willis. g days from St. Sszaire,
France. in BALLAST. to MASTERY
Bark Maggie fammond. Cole, 81 days from Mon.
tevideO in,allast. to masters
Schooner RiveLlueen, Kicker. days from, Calves.
tons ia bsllst, to " Talbot
EXPORTS,
KEY WEST Nh FLORIDA Notwithstanding
Margaret-2G0 bis -four 10 hbls whisky 1876 SKIS corn
3 bbls talow Ids sugar 20 lids bacon II bbs oil
Sc SKIS oats IS bleS hay and Slndries
BARCELONA-Bark Virgep dc La Sievas-,j 600
slaves
NEW YORKAteamship City of Dallas-44 bales
palmetto has 'aes cotton 245 bbls rice Is bhl. of
pecans Is bale paper stock 145 empty barrels 90
empty half barrels