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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11
FOREIGN.

Of n London HOuse-A Million
-xra y Half LiabiIiIies-Creditors OF
A1wIes Brothers-Dake Grammont's
qudEscrect Publications - ROchefort -
grssecutisns Against Newspapers-
SCHOONER Loss-Bi-hop Cox-Aspinwal
Cable Recovery Abandoned.
s.n.noH. January l0.-Anselmo Vlvante
a. Co merchants, of this city, have sus-
saRAed Liabilities, 81 800, OOO.
TIe creditors of BOw'es Brothers, the
paris bankers, have proved IN the court OF
Bankruptcy claims against the nrm 10 Inc
aassunt of S5O,OOO
z,,~aructed the Marquis dc BarnyiiIe'
1rSeycb ambassador at Vienna, to convey
a., prime Minister Androssy expressions OF
a., deep regret of the French government
"A She indiscreet publications OF the Duo
~ GT&mmont. uIo,,
pochefort has not been back to PRISON.
His nhysician reports that the Journey
-9sald he dangerous in ms prtsent ooi ~.
,sny. The government will decide upon ms
.sssS today. -, fv.-
ryyupp0oL. January l0.-Arrived-Clty
aHS liverpool. from New York
p,ptM January I0.-In the Prnsslan
1zssA IN dsv Count Won Eulenbergh, MINIS
co. AZ the Interior, in answer to an lhtefPe4-
ssaspn introduced stated that the prosecu-
ss.F,s against newspapers origlnaOeu III ,ho
ST-pSgn office, and the object was to get
isSj@ial decision as to whether such calum,
saaisns Of the country as we're contained
IN sSs papal allocution could be legally pup
NIhqd and circulated. Debate followed,
Ans NO action was taken by the House.
EryGsroN. ia, January 9.-The schooner
gaveuswing was lost at sea IN the recent
r1Se. The crew were saved and landed at
1sn-Ii arBra.
ESghOp Cox, of New York, has arrived
a.,Tr and ia well received by the people.
TSe cable expedition will return to
EnvIand Monday, as the effort to recover
a4,1 kspinwsll cable has been abandoned
ezrr sbe nresent
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll2% ll2A, against
1924 in New York, and, sfter an active
business, closed at ll2A a ll2A ian advance
of tsc over yesterdays rates) against ll2s
in that market, where, during the interim,
it touched ll2A The sales summed up
s98, 900. Including $1,000 at ll2k; $4,000
$4,000. $4,000 and $4,000 at 1929; $4,000
$4,000. $1,000. $1,000, $4,000 $4,000 and SlO,-
0Oo) at Il2k; $4,000 $4,000, $1,000 and
S6OOt at HIS, and $4,000 at l1l* 6lli%.
There were no sales of silver reported.
American halfdollars are still quoted nom
inal at l09 a ITO; under late New YORK dis
patches we now quote new Mexican dollars
at y T. cent premium, and old at the pre-
yious rate, T. cent premium in gold.
The movement in sterling exchange was
of fair extent, and rates were without quot
able variation. The sales amounted to
ESS. O00 comprising GSO00 bill of lading at
I2OH a I2I u; $1,000 do at 1914; Ell, 100
$4,000 bill of lading, CISCO, G5O00 and tSOOO
AL clearl at 12IA, 10000 bill of lading at
I2lk 0l2I4; 4l2, 500 tf25oo, 5000 and
f5OOO AL elear) at l2las; &l2,O 900 DILL OF lad
ing and AL clear at l2l % 0l2l y; t~oOoo OIL
of iading at l2l 0l2lh; 100000 first GLASS
at PIN. and ETC, 900 private bankers at -.
The sales of francs comprised US, O00 EN-
bracing 800. 600 commercial at 4.73s4 94.72L,
OBS. 900 rs, 0O0 and O,Go0l at 472t, and
200, 900 first class at -.
At the close, sterling bills were quoted
at I2l a I2lls for bill of lading and Al
clear, and 10 for bank, and francs at
472A O. for private, and 47lA 60 for
bank. German marks were quoted al ]D6A
0I06ls.
The offerings Of domestic exchange we're
of liberal extent, and rates we're without
uuntable variation. The sales covered
$500, 900, embracing $4,000 private
bankers sight on New York at ZIG cont
discount $4,000 commercial at 10 81, $780,
600 do at 9-J604s, $4,000 $50. 900, SIS, 900
and $50, 900 commercial, $50 LOCO, $4,000 and
$50. 900 private bankers and $40 900 bank
at 81, and SIC, 900 commercial at ll-ls.
The banks continued to check at 4 q 3
v cent discount, and commercial sight was
still quoted at ".
The only sale of stocks reported wss 10
shares St. Louis Hotel at 81.
In bonds we noticed a sale Of 5000 gold
interest bearing at IS, exJanuary coupon.
They are quoted at 6JG 65h. Gold bond
certificates are quoted at IS e66.
Nothing was reported in State securities
City appropriation certificates opened at
yesterdays closing rates, 63S6i, but were
heavier during the day and closed at 81 o
%. The sales comprised $4,000, embrac-
ing $1,000 at 60, $4,000 at 62la, 5000 at G.,
$4,000 at 62l4, $1,000 at 62's, 5000 $4,000,
$4,000 and $4,000 at SO, and $1,000 at e3h.
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$. GALVESTON, January l0.-StOck 6O,22S
bales; weekly net receipts 1879; exports
to Great Britain 955; continent 1854
coastwise 73l; sales 1850
MOBILE, January l0.--Stock II ,7Ol bales;
weekly net receipts Is, 765; exports to Great
Britain 600; continent 800; coastwise 1866;
sales 1900.
MONTGOMERY. January l0.-Weekly re-
eeip's 2055 bales; sales 1926.
BALTIMORE, January l0.-Stock TO-
bales; weekly net receipts 1913; exports to
Great Britain 700; ooastwise 9I7; sales l545.
NORFOLK, January l0.-Stock IL ,474 bales;
weekly net receipts IL S5: exports coast
wise 1881; sales 1000.
WILMINGTON, January l0.-Stock 1923
bales; weekly net receipts III; exports
oosstwise llS7; sales 90.
CITY POINT, January lO.-Weekiy net re-
cSipte, 2e}9 bulee.
MACON, January l0.-Weekly receipts
1850 bales; shipments l4ll; stock Sll.
NASHVILLE, January I0.-Weekly receipts,
I770 bales; shipments 2223: stock 1880
PROVIDENCE, January 10. Receipts lil
bales; sales 5000; stock 1850.
CHARLESTON, January lO-Stock 45,O6S
bales weekly net receipts 1850; exports
10 Great Britain 28l0; continent 56Gl; coast
wise 1914; sales 1900 bales.
SAVANNAH, January l0.-Stock 74,6j9
bales; weekly net receipts 2,G2Si exports
to Great Britain 1921; continent l., 53o;
coast wise 7l76: sales IL, go.
AUGUSTA, January l0.-Stock IL, 303 bales;
weekly net receipts 1886; shipments $685.
sales 1880; sales for export 325.
BosroN, January l0.-Stock $500 bales;
weekly net receipts 1863; gross 29l7; sales
230G.
PH1LADELPHIk, January l0.-Net receipts
of the week 40l bales; gross 1888.
COLUMBUS, Ga january lO.-Weekly re-
ceipts, 20O4 bales; shipments 1885, sales
2l64; spiuners 294; stock 1929.
2S24 bales; shipments 1913; stock ASA
MEMPHIS, January l0.-Weekly receipts,
ll,796 bales; shipments 13,474; sales 1900;
stock by actual count, 1884.
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM CUBE.

UsIyrB SrArss HAEsBALs 0FvlsB
Kew Orleans. D-cem ber 56 Ee7y !
FFtBIS II TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A PLURfES
Il warrant In Bankruptcy has BE- en- isfued Qua
OF the District court Of the United States fJY tbs
District OF Louisiana, against the estate OF wuaH
Cnde, ~ New Orleans. in the parish Of Oreans
state OF LOUISIANA adiudged a bankrupt upon us,
own petition that the payment OF any debts and thej
oehTery or any property belonging TO said ban k
rupt, to HIM, or for his Use. aud the transfes<
OF any property by h'm for hidden by law; shat
Meeting OF the creditors Of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and oh0osR u,e or more rs
siSneeS of bis estatc, will b. held at court M
bankruptcy, to be holden the si4t+eHth day of
January A. D. 1879, AZ eleven o'clock A. NJ. "a
the us tornhonse hui ding. New Orleans, befuFe s.
y. Kellogg register.
. B PACKARD
DIS isl6 United StaEE N4rshS
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to report. Stocks continue ample.
We qnote: Louisiana oranges at go
8 50 y Dbl. Lemons % box; layer
ra;sns ipewl So Ias y box, halves 81 %,
nnarters 7se: London layers (new) SO p box,
halves 81 IS, quarters 81; citron Acc;
sultana raisins (new) l6o . tt; currants
So; prunes German, newt sAc; Brazil nuts
(new) l4c English walnuts Ec' French
walnuts lac; almonds 90; shelled almonds
300; filberts l4c; pecsns (new) Sta g91so'
dates SO; figs (new) l60 1890 y 10; 80 o ~
nanas and plantains none: pine apples y -
a3 q dozen; cocoanuts IS so lOO. -
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STERL Rail- DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
Tbs gresa Ehsr4 hae from Cincinnati ssE COLUMBUS
Swing esgh.yeeven to 10 miles, snd arriving oos
train IN advance at
NRw YORK.
savtas sgsy-nine miles, and arriving OK sad hhb
hours in advance ct
BALTIMORE.
seySs ecvsr.ty seven miles, and arriving ssgh1
and Ekrae-q usrtsrs hours IN advance OF
WASHINGTON,
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
Ons TRAN ths quickest
THB GREAT iROa RAILWAY BRIDGES
cver the OHIO river, 81 Parkersburg and BellAR
are completed
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES OF
Pufsn,as's Palace Drawina-Ro0m aaa
Sleeping Cars
Are run ON this route from st Louis Cincinnati ca
Columbus to Baltimore and Washington City,
WITHOUT CHANGBi
By this route you avoid oil omnibus trsnatsr
Tickets for sale At al ticket offices IN the South
and West
l. NJ OOLR
Genera Ticket Agent. Baltimore. Maryland
W. P SMITH,
aastor Transportation, Baysnore Maryland
SIDEEY B. JONES,
General Passenger Agent Cincinnati, Ohio
ulhl5
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ReY. Eather Burke,

This great Dominican priest, whose eio-
guence has lifted him to the front rank OF
she eminent divines of the country, will dis
course at st. Patrick's Church, Sunday
evening, on THE Catholic Church-not the
Danger, but the Safety of the Great Amsri-
ran Republic."
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5a4 n
ESTATE OF FOwHATAN Ol.ARKg,

CEHsp STArss hARsHAL's OYvTCH ,
New Orleans, December H. 1879. !
TENHIs rs TO GiVB NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
T. in bankruptcy he's been issued ont of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the Districs
Clarke, of the parish of Rapides State of Louie
lava. adiudged krupt upon his own petttioa
that the pay ment et any debts, and the do
livery OF any property ne4o' ging 70 said bankrupt
TO him Or for his use End The transfer OF Rny prop
ertv by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting
Of the creditors of ssd bankrupt to prove, tn m
debts md choose more assig t,es or his 90
tate. will BE- Md AZ court Of bankrnpt<y Tn Ia
holden on the eigh eenth dav Of Janus4y A. D.
1879 attwelve O'Clock NJ. at No Al Pxeh4suge skl,5y
New Orleans, before D. Augustin, f. gl4ter.
X e. PACKARD,
deli iaIa United Statea Mar.y,a1
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ESTATE OF M4ItI9 -. A. TREZEVANT7.
OVETCs UsirEo STsrss HA6sesI }


Re~ GTtrHH-. IcC' NIB r % tS-S
FI'HTS rs TO GIVE HOT,CB fHAr An AIYaH
T. warrant In bank uutsy has been Issued ,t!f az
tba district Court OF the JIit-d Stats for ih. DLa
trict OF Louisiana against ht estate of Nan. d A
TreZevant o. New Orleans. ~ the pan Ia Of srlaua
otALt o. L"usl ma, ;IoJnfEed rkrupt, EPor her
owa petition; that Ire payment Of snv debts
end the delivery At auy WrOperty belonging 20 sa1
hankrupf 10 h-r or for hec use, A. the irans'rr
o. any prupcTg, hg her forbidden by Ia,S. he
n meeting Of the oTed tors Of said uan r,lr,t -
prove their debts, and cho0ss one or NOR, a.
sIgnees of Der estate, will be held AZ n r0Urt -
bankrupte', to Be hoden On the sixteenth dav
Of January, A. l371 at II N 81 Sc q -
tomhonse building, New OI"ans, before & 4 KeI
logg regis'er. SB PACKARD
de28 ia6 Uni ID strs N.Tah.I
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ReyYATE OF RnANURL Bl.EssgY

UsIrBD SrArEs hARsHADs QYTICs,
New Orleans. January ,. 1873. !
THIS rs 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
l. In bankruptcy has been isaued out OF the Dts
tTict Court the United States for the District af
Louiaiena az slnst the estate of Emanuel Besse.y,
of New Orlesus, IN the parrish of Orleans State 90
Louisiana, ii Judged n bankrupt upon his petit
tton; that the payment of any Gebts and tho
delivery of any properly b, lODging 10 SAID
bank upt to him or foT his use, aud the trana-
fer of any property by him forbidden By lauy
thAt meeting OF the c. editors Of said bank rupS
II prove their debts ard o. one or more s.e-
zig Of his estate will be held at a court Of
bankruptcy, 70 be holden the nty eeven ia day
OF Janu.ry A. d. 1873, al II A. NJ, at the CuslOu,,
hOuse building. Now Orleans. beEo Q. 8. EolO2H.
hegistor.
r. h PACKARD
tf4 u tied Sta eA karsbal
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Teo.yn.rxn vaoM yI.sT PAGE. ]
-, 49,. dead. The Emperor has Just

Srpuo mas dead. The Emperor has Just
aesed' ,"
Yhe Figaro con not forget Napoleon 3
9vsnty-twO years service against An army
60 oonspiratOrs. It deplores bis iauits.
Gv1s~v led France to the brink of an DJss
Sa,~ which others precipitated her.
fTee HOrdre ard lie Pays put their col
srrusas in mourning aud declare that the En-
ssrpr il dead, but the empire Is indestruc-
2IaLsA
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Monetary--CommercIa'.
MONETARY.
oFYrCE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,
YRIpAF KyKSTHG, January 10. lSr7-

PRIpAY KykSHs. January 10. isT7-
The money market to-day presented
further indications of an improvement
The demand for discounts was less press-
ing, and the deposit lines of the banks were
fuPther increased. The offerings on the
street we're of moderate extent, and in
Guided but little first class paper, which,
from its scarcity. has manifestly improved,
requiring q slight reduction In our quota
tons. We now quote fret class at !
y cent per month, AL at l u, and second
class at 2; first class mortgage paper at 10 y
cent per annum, and second clsss at II.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

Succession of Mary Hamburg, dseeases-
Wife Of Frederick Bppiing. deeeased-No IS 97i
9 KCOED DISTRICT COURT PUR THE PARISH ov
~ OrIea us.-Hotioe IA herpbv given 10 Abe cyea
ttoFs of this ate sDd 30 sii ethez persops herein
tRterested, to shav wlirn zen dAy from n.
pr sent notifcAt ON, n any hey have or can vhv
the account presented by Frederick Rppling adj
mintstra'orE OF thts ozts Is Should b. horn,o-
CAT ssd approved AAA the fusds distributed In
accordance there
BY oErler Of he Court
ta6s L. PRANK RACN In C~~A
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RAILROADS.

ANEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD,
Passenger Depot foot of Canal street.
Traine leave at E3o A. N. and SIS P. 81.
Trains arrive 81 2:25 F. u and Ili5t P. N.
PULLMAS'S PALACB SLEEPING CARS run
through ~ Lynohburg, Atlanta, Louisville and St-
Louis king close connections with al the POpu-
lar routes TO the East, North and West.
Tickets for sale corner Camp aud Common
streets, opposite City Hotel and at depot
NORMAN G. JONES,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
&. H. SCRANTON,
tal ~ General Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

change IN our quotations except for mid
ding and the higher grades. middllng
showing an improvement of fully $c. We
give also the Exchange figures, which are
for average lists according with its official
type, while ours present the proper range
of the market for average lists, but with
the outside figures for low middiing and
the lower grades given rs the outside Zig
ures for strict.
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PAiDAx Bvsslzs. JauzAxy 70, iss4
CorTos-The sales to-day summed up
7soo bales st sitter prices, Requiring 10
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Receipts OF PRODUCE,

observation-disclosures N0tehe2-3)87 bales cotton
20S4 SKIS cotton seed IL SKIS seed cotton
Observation-Disclosures May Lowry-N6 baleo
cotton 246 ska cotton seed
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie Hopkins
is bales cotton 587 bSls mnlasses 49, hhds sugar
kEMPHIS-Steamer Maud-623 bales cotton
81 LOUIS-Steamer Common weo lth-96+ bales or
cotton 1879 aka cotton seed 1924 ska Oiloake
TUEICA Steamer W Pike-l040 bales cotton
10 axis seed cotton zsS hhds sugar 47S bbs moasses
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
kORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
January l6-12 bales cotton $50 hhds sugar % hAt
bbls mo lsssas SO bbs mOlasses bbs sugar
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND THXAS RAIL
ROAD, January l0-64 bales cotton &C hhds sugar
90 bbs moasses
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
BKN RAILROAD, January t-l452 bales cotton
and sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11

CHANGE OF TImR
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
On and after October ~,
Trains will arrive And depart follows
DEPART ARRIVE.
Express. N. Bxpress. HOO P NJ
Mail ...........6 p. Nj l635 p. ID.
Accommodation P. M. Accommodation. @O6 A. N.
Mall train runs daily. KIpress daily, oept sunday
THIS ReUTB oFsRs
THB FOLLOWING ADvANrAGEs
By taking the Q A. N. train you arrive in
LOUISVILLE ST. LOUIS CHICAGO, CINCINNATI,
PTTTBBURG, CLEVELAND. BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, BOSTON AND ALL
CITIES NORTH AND EAST,
Twelve Hours In Advance of any Conn
peting Line.
PULLMAN PALAOB CARS
On she train from Canton 70 Humboldt
By taking the P. M train you arrive In
LOUISVILLE and all points reached via Louisville
six Hours In Advance of all Other liues
AID IN ST. LOUIS, CAIRO CHICAGO,
And al points North. in
Less Time Than Any Other Line.
Pul'nau's Palace Cara are rut on this rain from
seT Orleans 70 humboldt Il mphia AID Louisville,
vtthoBt AA1nga
ETAR 4. JOTEs,
TSObet Agent, Galveston.
a D SHtLDUs,
yioket Agent New Orleans.
C. p. ATMOEB
aentrs, Phs -ang-r Agent
&. K CAREY,
General Ticket Agent
& D. FROST
nost IA General Superiut, ndent
1SUNDhs. EXCURSION.
Hkw eRLBAEs, JACKSON AID GREAr NORTH
EKH RAiLROAD.
Dsrnfasncfng SUNDAY, June 9, and until further
.lct5ce zn ex6ursion train will leave the Calliops
stress depot at T35 Il. and, returning, ressb Tia
eaty at II P. d.
Great Reduction In Fare.
New Orleans to-
Frenier iut6rmedIaee sta lions and return %
Ponohstsuia- ia sormo<tiato stations and re-
Amite City, intermediate stations and re-
Magnolia In ter MEDIATE stations and return Q o.
D. FROST, General Superintendent
$ss q 4 CARLY. 0enera4 Ticket Agent
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BREMEN.

sYRAM BBTwBBN BRBARN AND NEW ORLEANS
VA HAvRB, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
re- The Steamships Of the N0ysN
EHaTEN German Lloyd VIII resxzHs shes
regular trips follows:
Prom Bremen Prem New 0rSsNAs.
K0ELN.... December ta January "a
sTkASBURG.. January 4 Pebrnary8 o.
FkaNKPURT. january 70. March l.
AOBLF. .Februa YES March n
HANOVER. March IL April "a
STRASSBUR,i March d. April Ia
FRANKFURT. .spr D. May II.
Further days OF departure viii be advertised ksR@
after.
Tho steamers touch outward at H6vre and Hsgv-
ana, and on their home "trip at Havana and south
smpt0n TO iano and receive passengers and frotzi&
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
Rrca Bremen, Northampton or Havro s0 Havnzs
or heW OrleaBs-
tSOinss = lS0 gOko.
Bseoraae-. ...........,......%..... - gold
Prom New Orleans HavsYa TO Southampton
HRsro OF Bremen
Cabin. .........s......... ne gold
From Kew Orleans to Havana
Cabin ................... ESQ curr<ISY.
btAeragS ~ currency.
Passage tickets from interior place. in Germany
and from BreI1en, southampton Hsvxe 10 Now
Orl, ems, Issued by the undaraigued.
pOr further particulars apply
BID. +. STOCKAEiER 90, Agents
aus Nv No. a linton 81 rsS4.
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COTTON.

Couparsiive ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF
the Week-Receipts, sales, Exports
aud Stock on Hand
NEW YORK, January lo.-The following
il the comparative cotton statement:
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Marine Intelligence.
oFrCK OF THB RHPUBLICAS
Saturday, January II, 1873.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British sseansmip Minnesota, Ramlin' ior LIVER
Ship North Star, Thomson. for Liverpool
British ship Livingstone. GcMulien, for CORK
British bark Guinsvere Di von, for Liverpool
spanish bark Virgin dc la Hteves, Sser, Tor Aalag"
and Bar celonS
Schooner Sringepy, Harrison. for Pensacoia
Schooner W Watson. Watson, for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Norwegian bark Constantine. Herrickson, % days
from Fewpolt. to msster-Pomt =.
Bark Mary, Main. 20 days nom Pernamp uco' 10
nastsr-POint
rowBoATs.
Gladiator, sturtevnnt, from the Passes--Wens
down light-Brought up bark Constantine
barry Wright Riddell. from the Pseses-I0wed
down and to sea, stt instant ship Ocean Pearl
bark 8agsdshoo aud brig Lurtenl-Brousht mp
bark Mary
STEAMBOATS,
Matches feathers from vicksSurg
May LcwrY, BOriey. from ShreveporS
Liszie Hopkins. Aucon. from Donaldson villa
John Maud, Noel, from Memphis
COMMONWEALTH. Sedan. from St Louis
VS. Pike, Brown, from TWnics
BELOW COMING UP.
Bark Rosetta Mcneil sproule, days from Car,e-
Bas, IN ballast, to Geo PosdiCk Gco-
EXPORTS.
Observation-Disclosures W Watseu-T25 ska CT
corn rs bags coffee IS bbs -four 10 bbls pork bbls
whisky cks bacon les bacon cola rope l kegs
butter 90 kgs mdss
LIV KRPttOL-Ship North Startled bales cotton
76 hhds tobacco 300 staves
LIvKRP uOI.-Bark Guinevere-2739 bales cotton
$500 slaves
CORK-1hip Livingstone 1900 bales cotton
PENSACOLA-SchOouer 6tingeny-400 axis corn
bbls whisky 80 axis oats 20 Bbs pork IS bbls -four 10
bbls pitch 10 bbls potatoes 10 BIS soap cks bacon
and sundries
Observation-Disclosures hunescta-2es hsles
cotton 1912 sks eicake 3V4 IA specie 200 bbls cd
25e0 slaves
MALAGA AND BARCBLOSA-Bark Virgin de 10
Eievss-for MaIaga--50S bales eotton-for BARGE
lona-S7S bales cotton