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IRES.

ST.. LOUIS, August 1, o'clock, A. M-What
appears 70 be large fire has been raging in
East st. Louis since midnight, bat ,ele graphic
communication cann,t DO obtained with that
city, and no information caa be given at thus
hour
DETROIT, Aug. IA fire broke out in Muske-
gon at an early hour this morning. and has de-
stroyed nearly halt of the city.
The lire is in the eastern portion of the city,
and it l. believed that a number of mills have
been destroyed. ADJut 10 squares wero burned.
BATHURST, n. B., August l. -Rtchies steam
mill, ut New Castle, Was CONSUMED by fire yester-
Il mes. The lus is very heavy.
ST THOMAS. August All the warehols ca Of
tn London and Port stan ey Railroad, i've IN
number, together with private dwelling wete
destroyed by tir.. last night
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PINCHBACK'S WARD.
The Mob Go Back on Him.
His Flank Move.

The interest in the election Yesterday cen
tired on the contest in the Tenth Ward, tn,
stronghold of Pinchback The result wa,
generally looked for anxiously, and man,
were the inquiries propounded in reference
to it,
representative of the BULLETIN last night
visited the polling place, and after thorough
investigation and much talk it appears that
Pinch has been beaten, AID the estimates are
that he has been defeated by from one hun
dred and fifty to two hundred votes.
The polls closed at 5 o'clock, with all the
commissioners present but at that time two
OF Pinchback's commissioners, Roxborough
and Gaudet. left, and up to half-past 8 o'clock
the other two on Plnchback's side, Bernard
August and Tom Roam, awaited their return.
But, as they had not put in an appearance,
and as the two remaining refused to agree to u
count OF the votes, two citizens{?), Capt. Geo
Norton, and an old chap by the name of Mil
Ter, were installed to represent "Pinch," and
when our reporter left the counting was pro-
ceeding in lovely style, his two remaining
having left
There can be no doubt that the action of the
Of Pinchback is flank move
ment, and that, when he Convention meets,
ne VIII ent protest against the counting,
with what effect remains to be seen.
so tar as known, the Administration ticket,
that is the ticket Of Packard, Kellogg Il Co.,
has been successful in all but one Ward, and
tn It is the Second, where Herwig was elected |
by verv large majority. This fact is owing |
lot SO much to support of the Administration |
rs to the action of
THE POLICE,
Who were on hand in every ward, and where
hey failed to convince, inundated
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AMATEUR ROWING AsSOCIATroy.

PHILADELPHIA, July 81. "A meeting of the
Amateur Rowing Association, of Philadelphia,
was held tonight, at which arrangements were
rfected for the regatta which is to be rowed on
the Schut kill River on the 18th September. The
association Includes thirteen amateurs boats
Considerable interest Is manifested in boating
circles III the coming regatta.
Various crews La5 70 been in C ,reful training.
AMI it is expected rat there will be spirited
nttst. The entrl, are to close on August 20
Alter the regular contest, six-oared barge race
Is to DC r'wed, for which special preparations are
beng made.
Prof. Wise, who made balloon ascension from
this city Yesterday evening, returned to-day,
having landed at Allllviile, u.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02
BEECHER-TILTOy CASE.

:, WASHINGTON, August 1.-Summary of las
night news by mail and telegraph. The Beeche
investigating committee sat last evening till mid
night Nothing lis known of the proceedings
The Utica Aorni"g Herald to-day, prints ia,
report OF an interview with Susan b. Anthony
at Unadlila osweSo county, New York, regarding
the Beecher-HltOn matter
MISS Anthony declined to affirm or deny tn.
statement atlrlputed to her by Miss st .nton and
her brother, d. Il. Anthony, and said Il did say
IT,, II was very ungracOus of them to repeat it il
ia not; 1t Was worse ofthem to make it up When
asked If she would go before the Plymouth
ChI1ch Committee, she replied, decided y, no.
what l have to say viii be said only be-
| lore tribunal competent to deal with the mat
| ter, and abe to compel unwilling Witnesses
me Chicago Post and MGl says there is lady
IN TINS city, well known in social and newspaper
circles. Har character for veracity is rnim-
peachable, aad her standing high. She is a
friend OF Miss Anthony, aud sympathizes with
her IN her views upon the right of suffrage.
/, About year since, when Miss Anthony was in
the city, the last cunversa ton between the two
ladies turned upon the Beecher rilton scandal.
and Miss Anthony told all she knew about it to-
DAY. A reporter repaired to the ladys residence,
and substantially tho following interview took
place:
reporter Madame did Miss ANTHONY saw ANY,
thing to you on the occasion Of her last visit to
Chicago, In reference to tho Beecher-Titon scan
dai.
Madame She did. do not care to have nv
Aduo PuDHSIeU LII connection with this inter-
vle", and If you Will promise that. will tell YOU
.le substance OF what Miss Anthony said. ! he
c 'nversation urned upon this subject. Miss
Anthony stated positively that Mrs. Tilton had
Le er made any such confession of crinlinalty
as Is alleged in the press dispatches this morning
In an intervi W, purporting to have taken place
with Mrs ii. b. Stanton, she stated that she
never had conversation with Mrs Triton on the
subject oil the whereabouts of Frank Moullon
The New York Times OF last night says From
a most reliable it is ascertained that every
effort Is being made on the part of the investi-
eating committee to obtain the testimony of Mr. |
I rank Moniton. special messenger has been
dispatched by the coLImlttee to serve summons
upoh HIM no Information could I've obtained at
his residence az to his whereabouts. Tie had
been reported at one time at Narragansett Pier,
but that was ascertained to be incorrect.
1t was afterwards rumOred that he was at
Wakefield, small village IN the southerly part
OF Rhode Island and later still, that he was at or
near Boston; but up to the present he has not
been found. The committee state that he will be |
ouLd if possible.
An autograph letter has been addressed by |
Mr. Btech-r to Mr.. Mouton, requesting him to |
estlfy, and to produce before the committee ali |
,apcrs and letters i'll his possession.
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Arresting His Bridc.-.A Cute Lovers
Stratagem.
Toledo (Iowa) Chronicle. !

| lAOiCuo kloWdJ
At the Adams House, in this place, at about
Z o'clock last Tuesday evening, Squire Raines
terminated rather romantic and originally
COTTON up first-class elopement, by uniting in
wedlock John W. Shroyer, of Waterloo, and
Miss Mary krantz, from six miles north of La
Porte City. 1t seems that for some time they
had contemplated committing matrimony,
but for an equal length OF time the father of
the fair Mary had firmly if not tiercely, insist
ed that 20 such affair SHOULD ever take place.
and was moving her by night from place to
place in order that no meeting should take
place between the lovers. But they were de-
termined, fearless and ready, and accordingly
young Shroyer procured one of WaterIoos
most spanking livery rigs, proceeded to La
Forte City and was soon in private and ear
net consultation with his lawyer. As the
young lady was OF age, habeas corpus. etc,
were suggested, but would not answer the
emergency, such progress being too slow
when immediate action was necessary. At
last happy thought occurred to Mr.. Snroyer.
which was successfully carried ont thusly:
lie remembered once having dropped his
brtast-pil AID Mary playtully picked it up
aud keptit Capital He would have her ar
rested that very night for stea ing the pin
He accordingly swore out a warrant before
Justice McQnlkin. Constable A. Cotton i'm
medlat+ly proceeded to the domicile of the
cruel and obdurate PARENT" closely followed
by Shroyer. and arrested the girl at 2 O'Clock
Tuesday morning, before the very eyes of The |
father and another sutton for his daughters |
hand, whom the tather-smiled favorably up
on. The officer had proceeded about forty
rods towards La Porte, when he handed his
lair prisoner over to his hastily empowered
deputy. Shroyer Mr. Cotton says it was the
iveliest driving he ever did trying to keep
Up with that Waterloo rig! Arriv ng at L.
Porte City, Shroyer withdrew his action for
heft and paid the costs, but steadily prose-
'uting his other claim for a warranty of the
lrls hand in the shape of q marriage Ger
ifica:e. by driving rapidly in zigzag course
or Toledo.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

| NEW YORK Aug / Noon-Cottor cr;o4. s.n..
S78. Uplands II: Orleans ia, Entrres c,,e.sS
quirt and steady; september nominsily Is ~ -
is ZIG; October is 7-1GN16 1870. k,mr SnH
Wheat auiet and UNCHANGED Corn "r;s. 1 ..us
steady. wa ''' -
Turpensne heavy 3lGS2aa RESIN ha.Sr 81 t LSSs
2 20 for straised Freiehts Arm -
NEW YORK, Aug. Even;n" co..,, -
and unchanged Nsjdiine inanjs 17@11s ~"
to-day SlS bales net rece;nts 900. e,r: -
Futures closed o,,iet Saies Rno boIo.. - 49,
August ISL @l6 s-l6; september ~, 9 iaS2NIsT.,s.'
0sl6S; December leIMl6 1879. Jann.r ~ - s.ie
| 0ll6I; February Is l9320ol6s ~ 80
| NEW YORK, Aug. I-FIonr n shade ,,v.~
dull: IS 5O05 G5 3or common 10 fa;r ~ ,T t~e 81
oil for good to choice do. Wheat e' am - ~, -
SEQ Il az for nav, III To. ~ NV siIooI 1onnse-
easier, moderate demand; 77el7s for We s,rre.
mixed. chiefly 78077S1 for nr;ms '
Oats unsettled and lower. 81 for n,;,ad Wa.
ern. Pork firm; s2S so. New lard firm: ia ~
prime steam. snot: nr;ma Stss, ~, "a, ~ aU S
IS ais for Spntemph b rntfa ,s' AM A9s.
firm Rice steady. Molssses "n;et Tn-rsm,5,s
active, S4l@s5 Ros,n active 80 261sa m ~,
strain. Ere;oht. $50. aJ - IosSS q ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02

Capt James B. E.ds. chief engineer of the
Illinois and St Louis bridge. has left for Eu-
rope, to thoroughly examine the jetties at the
mouth Of the Danube, Rhine, and othe:
rivers having deltas, and also the different
canals on the Cor tinent, SO that he may have
additional inform alton respecting their prac-
teal workings to lay before Cer r~s. next
winter in favor If his plan for jetty. the
mouth Of the Niseissippi River.
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WASHINGTON.
Photographed to the Bulletin. !

WASHINGTON, Ang. l. = Secretary of War Bel.
KNAPP will return Tuesday.
Inc postal treaty With France goes into effect
The President Of the Baltimore. Wilminrton
and Philadelphia road consents to run the postal
cars until Monday. The Post Office Department
threatens to connect Baltimore and PhiladeI phia
via York and Lancaster. e-'''
Inc Canandagua arrived at Kew West all we'll.
The Ossipee departed for Puenta Rosa.
Inc Government expenses for the fiscal year
endlng June 10th were 1851, 125, OOO-a decrease
OF $500 OO. The debt statement shows a de-
crease of 81 ,25OOOO
balance in the treasury, s7l,125,O 900 in coin,
and $4,000. 900 currency
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02

Instructive dialogue, to b. pon Tered over
by wives who entertain an over-conti lence in
the hu Island love. An ED rly gentleman
enters the shop OF a capillary srtict celebrated
for making splendid canoes with human hair
. wish to have souvenir from my hmented
WIFE" .Ah" Eyes q small and tender
looking hair design, reprrsentin n,ausoleum
With u weeping willow" IAN right; you
have some hair from the wife you have lost p
Not at all. But have married again, and
the hair of my second wife is OF the same color
IS that OF the first one ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02
THE WHITE LEAGUE IN ST. MARY PARISH

FRANKLIN. Aug. 1.-The White League clubs
OF ST. Mary parish, represented by delegates, met
to organize Parish Central Committee and to
fix the ratio of representation.
The Convention was largely attended by the
Oh ganization was perfected SO MS to give uniyer-
sal satisfaction.
With the present unity of the white people of
the parish and the adoption of Todds PROPOSE
tion by the planters and all Others who give ne
9roes employment in preference to needy white
men,, success in the approaching contest is
certain
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02

AHe e'ii Vi . oil ->.---o nA.p. - become SO
great on the lakes that tue underwriters there
nave found 1t IL ces AIRY to station inspectors ut
the leading shipp n, ports. Their duty is to
examine all vessels, aud if any are founu to be
u-isea"orthy IN consequence Of overlooking, a
protest Is to b. served Oh the master and the
underwriters notified of her condition, with q
view to the cancellation OF insurance policies
The Buffalo Courier. in reporting this action
says that 1t was touad necess .ry because this
season vessels are being laden deeper than
ever before. Vessels we arrived in Buff Ito
which sho we'd only eight or ten inches of side
above the surface Of the water. when ordinary
prudence requires from twenty inches t. two
feet to enable them to pass through the storms
that are experienced even in mi summer. For
the sake OF e.raiug few dollars more freight
ther owners are willing to risa ILL.,, :...d lro,.-
elty. ana the ui.ser" r.;ers, 'sse,.. b., tho Gus
tom an Imposition wAlLl: :na1es their r.sk ux-
ia hazardous have determined no Longer To-
submit 70 Il go;
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HAVANA, Aug. 1.-The merchants of this CITY
have entered into an agreement to charge one
per cent above the regular rates on all shipments
and consiSnments, or disbursements on account
OF vessels, and Oh all frrights
Obtained or On all moneys collected
therefor, and OF per cent Oh all bills of ex-
change negotiated on commission from and after
tins date; tne proceeds OF such extra charges to
be pud to the Government as a contribution to-
wards It's maintenance.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1, 8 P. M.-Cotton quiet snil
unchanged. Sales 1900 bales including 5000
American; for speculation and export, 20O0 Up
lands sgd, Orleans. SD. August delivery, from
savannah or Charleston, not below Good Orth-
nary, id; August delivery, not below Low Mid.
3-l6d; August and September deliver, from New
Orleans, not below uoOd Ordinary gid; Septem-
Der and October delivery from Savannah or
Charleston, not below Low Mddling, sgd.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l.--Breadstuffa quiet Lard
AIS. Eacon. aSs Tor long clear mindless
LONDON, Aug. L. Erie 5Ot.
PARIS Aug l-Rentes III 20
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THE CHEMISTS CONVENTION

NORTHUMBERLAND, Aug. LIN the chemical
convention this morning, Prof. Smith, of Ken
tucky, made an address relative to the T.;eleo,.
memorial to be erected either IN Munich or Clos
Sen. After the transaction of some routine bust.
ness, and vote Of thanks to the citizens of
Northumberland for their hospitality, the con-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02

That prince OF newsdealers, the interchangeable
GEORGE Ellis, opposite the Post Office, has his
shelves and tables flied to repeton with the
Choicest and most popular reading matter, in
newspaper, periodical and book form. H. has
also collection of engravings that are peculiarly
attractive and cheap. Give Ellis call all We who
hunger and thirst alter that which is good in the
reading iina
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02
DISASTROIIS FIRE

r. Musician, Mich, Aug. l. \ fire originated in
hart s boot and shoe store, the corner Of
Western Avenue and Terrace streets. The
flames swept away everything up to the Chicago
and Michigan and Lake Shore Depot Over 20
places OF business and 100 dwellings, were de-
stroyed. No estimate OF the loss has vet been
made. assurances are comparatively light
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02

Mrs. Helen N. L. M.llingtoa, Of Ontario,
n. T., his written defense OF Beecher. Sne
thin&s that inasmuch ~ Solomon wasn't blam-
ed tor keeping whole female seminary in his
p ivate Residence, Beecher ougutn't to be
bialaesi lor wei: for aayth ng. Mrs Milling
toa. you had letter dry up. Get thee to =
nannery. Cnnnz led ~ you are, ycu ara
more dlnger0Is to the community than
would By > bowling ncooon u toe n,ounta,ns
Iosisu1ys C6srier- .loxzat
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02

PoL1TICAL.-About s O'Clock last evening a
crowd OF negroes attempted to take forcible Dos
session Of a ballot-box at the Seventh Ward poll.
wlen the police lnterfered and opened fire upon
them. No Que WIS shot, but NAN named Alien
HARRISON was seriously cut III the left side Also
man named JACOB Matlin was cut IN the right
temple, and anoth5 man, whose name could not
be ascertained, was cue IN the neck. All are
flesh wounds.
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DISCHARGE OF GOVERNMENT crrpVS

PHILADELPHIA, August l.-Yestertlay eighteen
clerks and employees of the mint in this city were
discharged on account of the desire to reduce ta
force Among those discharged is Col. VIM. N.
kunkle prominent politician and writer. His
discharge has "ccasioned consdera bic remark.
1t Is rumored that still further reduction of
force Will take place during the present month
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02
SUICIDE OF PRISONER.

NEW YORK, August Ivan Eaton, the alleged
forger of California bonds. was recently arresiaj
at Trenton, and transferred to Hudson comfy
JAIL Jersey City, to await the arrival of the off,
GERS from California, took laudanum last night
and will probably die from the effects. oA''
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02

The New Orleans BULLETIN, Times and Plea.
y""e have beeL quarrellnS about tueir o.rctla
tlol l'tely AID that spIrtei little Champion iii $,
mentioned seems 10 DC getting the best of it a,
all points. Cd Moth Times wouldn't "put
up" s. she had to shut up
[franklln (St. Nary Enterprise, 3Oth ut,
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, August 1.-Gold opened at 1101.
NEW YORK, August l.-Stocks dull; State bends
dull
New YORK, Aug. Bank statement Loans
decreased ST. 125 900; specie decrease 81 250 o00
legal tenders increase 81 900 900 deposits deoease
81 100000; Reserve increase 81, 1850
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MIR. w. F. johnson, newsdealer, 3l9 Old Levee
street. has our thanks for the latest Numbers of
the Boys and Girls OF America, Leslie's Chimney
Corner, Boys and Girls Weekly, The Irish News
New York Clipper and the atholic Review.
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The best way to put an end to the third
term discussion. IN the opinion Of the Boston
Advertiser. is to refuse to dis uss it a. posi-
bllty under any circumstances 1t says there
Is not shred OF respectable evidence IN favor
Of the assertion that the President dat.ires n
denomination, and adds: 1t is certainly to
be hoped that no such disease affects the am
btion of the occupant OF the White House,
tor, If it does, he will be likely to have IN ex-
perlence OF unpleasant modification b. and
by. The American people sometimes consent
to unprecedented Things, but there must be
unprecedented reasons tor doing 50. The
idea that they will sanction an attempt IN the
present condition OF the country to continue
the same Administration through three terms
IL prepOsterous No matter what tho Presi-
dent merits, and no matter what ofice-h hold
ers may be willing to do, the people will veto
any such aspiration. The scheme could not
be forced through party convention without
dlsrupting it, and ii it were consumnAted in
convention, way would be found to vtamp
the act W. b popular condemnation"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02

New Booxs.-u r. Ro5t J. Harp, ITO and liz
of The Falling Flag" containing an account OF
the evacuation vi RlcAmond, letreat and sur, Ell.
der at Appomstt,x, by an Officer Of the Rear
Guard; The Maiden Of Toeppi,' one Of the
Puck Novels; :" The Humorous Chap Books Vi
Scotland" by John Frazer.
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The New York World, with boldness not
OF earth, denounces Theodore Tllton as
koprophagous !" Great and eternal good
ness! As poor an opinion as We have OF the
man, We could never have suspected him OF
Mut.- COurier-Iomua
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1t is reported ta.t since Custar's expedition
started tor the Black Hills nearly all tiae Sioux
have lef' their reservations and gons ON tho
war path. 1t IS believed they are msssing in
froIt OF the exp ditlon, and will strike It AZ
soon as it enters the Back Hills country. Il
Is probable DR.. Gltling will have his inhuman
desire gratltied to have . practical t4SA Of thu
efficiency Of hi, guns made on the Indiana.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-02

CHOICE EATING PorATos. - Our friend, Mr.
John A. O'Brlen 62 chouptoulas street, has for
sac choice eatl g putatus aC the remarkably low
pllce OF 81 80 per Darrei. He has also flour on
l. beans, dried and green fruits, ETC. zee ad-
VI ISemeut,
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RUN DOWN.

EosroN, August 1.-The steamer John Rover
ran down and sunk a sail boat of Long Island
head, with three men Oh board, whose names are
not known. All were drowned,
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Un.ted States Securities in EurOpe.

II ID little singular that, during the last
nix months. our five per cent bonds have not
risen IN the London market in the same pro-
portion as French and Russian stocks, which
European investors. The following is a COM
parison of prices in London Of French, Rus
sian, and United States five p cent bonds on
tho 9th of January and 10th of July, 1874:
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THE BEECHER CASE.

NEW YORK, August 1.-The Il echer Investi-
gazing Committee sat till mldlight; nothing
known Of the proceedings, except the pr, fer II
tue testimony by Victoria Woodruff, WHO rode to
the door IN a carriage aid was rel cted.
IL IL supposed that Mrs II ton was again ex-
amined. W. at the conclusion Ut the sitting lazy
Gloss yelled was escorted by q member Ut the
Committee to Mr.. Asingtnns resd nco
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A Virginia sheriff asked murderer n h
wanted to nnlke spescA ON the gaiie~a md
the ma replied: .'udess~ not : 1t looln ik .
rain. and dol't want % get wet 70 q y IN
your hanging
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MARINE.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. l, IL M.-Rssmetae
$500. Wind north northwest, fresh.
Arrived: steamship knlck eEbOcker at 7:k last
night, kembie master, from New York, to A.
Mouton; steamship J. q. Harris. at A. NJ, from
lndianola and Galveston, to q. A. Wh t,.ey j. Co.:
steamship Laura, at ~ A. NJ, to q. A. Whitney
Il 60.
No departures.
New YORK. August Arrived: NJ sole. Ar
rived out City OF Liverpool, Courtney, W. A.
Cam ,,bcil, Cuba.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Aug !, 6P. M.-Barometex
$40. Wlnd west-sottnwest, light.
No arrivals or departures.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE, Aug. |. P. M.-Wind west
southwest light. Weather hazy. Sailed: Steam
ship Geo. Warrington.
GALVESTON, Aug. ARRIVED: Steamship Nor
folk. Cleared: bark End for Hampton Roads.
brig Frank Clark, schooner Henry II. Fits for
frontera Mexico. Sailed steamship Norfolk
for Brashear, barkentine Grenada for FrsDtera.
Mexico,