The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-05
YESTERDAYS NOON DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Dec. At is stated the trial Of
Won Arnim has been indefinitely postponed.
| LONDON. Dec. "a telegram from Carlist
sources says Gen. Despullotes, commanding a
large body of Government troops in Valencia,
has been totally defeated by the Carlists, and
was obliged to retreat to Morella, with the loss
of sxty-tiye killed and wounded, and $50
prisoners.
BRUSSELS, Dec. 4-Vermisch, formerly ed
itor OF Pere Duschesae, official journal OF the
Paris Commune, has been ordered to quit
Belgium.
CHICAGO Dec 4-The calaboose at Pom
tiac, HIS, burned, with two prisoners.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. Gate Dem. is elected
from the Eighth District by two majority
RICHMOND, Dec. 4.-Mr. Potter. of Iowa.
moved as substitute for the resolutions of
the committee, favoring the three great water
routes, the immediate construction by Con-
gress of the Rock Island and Hennepin Canal.
The debate on the substitute exhausted the
day. Chic go was selected for the next an
nual meeting.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-The Rev. Thomas
Cooper, pastor of the Free Congregational
Church, Of Franktord, to-day answered to
capias issued by the sheriff, and is under
bonds in $4,000 to answer charge of felonious
assault and battery upon Flora May Peters,
also Of Frankford. The charge is brought by
the father OF the girl, who is IS years old.
the suit is civil one, damages being fixed at
$4,000. The members of Cooper's church
believe him innocent.
New YORK, Dec. IA dispatch to the
Herald says: Walker Fearn, who has been APP
pointed Durell's successor, is relative by
marriage of the Presidents.
Judge Durell. who is now in this city, was
interviewed by Tribune reporter by whom he
10 tol h. S1o ot1r
Of party eXigency; that the head and front OF
his offending is tee literal construction of the
enforcement act bad law, known to him as
such, passed by Republican Congress,
seeking to perpetuate the Republican
party, but which he found on the
statute book and executed
impartially. He gave in detail his objections
to a law as strong as its worst enemy could
desire, and said when its unpopularity and
inexpediency had been expressed. he was de-
serted by those who passed it and by them ac-
cused of having overstepped his authority.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec 4, Noon.-Barometcr
80 %. Wind northeast, fresh.
Arrived steamship Arbitrator at P. NJ, from
Liverpool, Ocean, Zerega 4 Co., Spanish
schooner Antonio pomar, Pujo master, from
Balize Honduras, with - passengers, Norwegian
Grimsby, England.
No departures.
'PAss-A-L'OUTRE, Dec. 4, Noon.-Wind Z. N. T.,
fresh.
arrived: American ship Transit. Percy,
master.
Norwegian ship Court, Adler, master, SO days
from Bristol.
Arrived outside for orders: Ship Nile, New
comb, master, Is days from Antwerp.
American ship Carondelet, Stetson, master,
from Havre.
Sailed Steamship Lavaca.
The ships United states and Itasca are inside,
bound out.
GALVESTON, Dec ARRIVED: Steamships Har-
Ian from Indianoia, Hutchinson from Brashear,
bark Emily scott from Cardenas, i'll ballast; |
steamship josephine from Bra.hear, bark Esme |
ralda from Havana in ballast, brig Tr4mnore
from Belfast, England, in ballast brig Salvador
New York.
Arrived outside-Barkcntine New England from
New Orleans.
Enthusiastically Arch Druid for New Or
leans i'll ballast Haelan for BIashear, Hutchin-
son for Indianoa, bark J. L Wickwire for Cork,
barkentine Lucy Wick for Eavre, schooner Ella |
Wilson for Sabine.
salled-steamship Arch Druid for New Or
leans, Harlan for Erashear, Hutchinson for 1nli |
anola and Josephine for Brashear.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. Cotton steady; Uplands |
u, Orleans 81. Estimated sales to-day 10000 |
bales including 1000 for speculation and export. |
Sales for the week 10000 bales, OF which 5000
were for export and 5000 for speculation. Stock
in port 506 co., including 1872, 600 American.
Weeks receipts 46 900 bales, including 5000 0
American. Actual export 5000. Stock atloat
1000 bales, including 3i7, 600 American.
sales on basis OF Mlddling Uplands, nothing
nuary 9-16d; do. shipped January and February |
7 11-l6. Sales on a basis Of Midding Orleans,
nothing below Low Middling, shipped November
Up. M.-Sales on busis of Middling Orleans
nothing below Low Middlings, shipped December
a nd January 13.1f