The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06

.mer,nA Of property destroyed 10 esrNatsd q
shNt 50 Oo0 The fire 10 supposed eD have
been the work Of an inDndiary TIE alarm
w>s turned in by Officer GllenD !so'e DC %
n Ke4lsy market
SrEAA BErwAeS NES DEaxAeo ~oo xaRa
nua2 -ett b N been 20 e time ainoo No had
,t.am Communication sitb zero ouzo and
This fact b IS proved oerr setrimeAs.a to ous
commerce. Il gives 10 ieasure to announce
Nat line of st-amers 20 pls Sesvses Ne~
Orleans .nd thai 20 h.s hees established 81
ohich Meore AeSanlu d 8 ne 90 the New
York as-ntse
The line consist. oP tHres spYea9s s7sa,ne
"a <izs Getty Of NJ .sicoe" s'Gi,s Of Me~id>o
eni OF no" al! first less shi!so having cue
osor passenges = e'annania'i. n,o and ooue
o.,nt' Ny tho SloS sc~ enp'.~eed en- expec
snc..a offioSa Theirs -. :.nlero ,Ae wy
Is s1ex;co will e ". thi. po.. on che :th OF
Nrvemhero a1tts whic'. time 3hess xiD &c .
| hip every twents.one dlss
! The establslmea st Of this 2no we hope and
',elieve will prove to De the smta step to the
opening up af u large and !acrat . trade with
Mexico and we hope that the enterprise viii
receive every pc. sibe encouragement from oar
commercial community, TIL New Orleans
agent Mr. ! NJ Witherspoon, has had n1nch
experience in the steamship busin. IS, Is
AZ active. energetic popular gentleman. ard
will be sure to d" justice and give satisfaction
! to all concerned See advertisement in an
| other column
Mr.. Bee her on Sunday had grand and
| m'st extraordinary reception on the occasion
Of his reappearsncein Plymouth Church The
| church was most profuseIy decorated With
flowers aud evergreen
After the services the Plymouth Association
held private and informal, though social,
gathering for the purpose of rendering a re-
ception to MIR. Beecher. They gathered ia
their meeting roona above the lecturp-room,
in large numbers. The room was handsomely
decorated with flowers aud banners, on which
ere inscriptions.
Mr.. Beecher appeared in the room after re-
oeiving greetings OF all his friends in the
church below, He was received with loud and
long continued applause. AT its close
AsYoUNa LADY SANG HOME SWEET HOME
to an accompaniment. which was followed. at
ter bries intervals. by the songs &c Aud Lang
Svna." - The Last r 'se of summer the
Ma,seilla 20. md otl or well-known AIRS
6R eEECHER TEEN PkoMENADEp
through the room and held bries conversations
with those pr 40 whice Srouyht the proc
ce dinS4 Is terminatiolb
Ctstaiuly euere procee2ingp co:siYerfns
the timeD place "Na oi,oumoance@.
Ono oY tho si.sSS H"ls 3nY Saonses oP the
Congressional camp ..,n 10 til. .etrlbut,on al.
re'oly indicted oS - a>s halt . Anndr+d
supple Repsblie1n iHtcks ~ enc no,Nss.t,ng
eoSveafsonso If.s~ FRESH e 'nssa.a ic,,ss Eve
I,lHoed aside 9th andssgsised con esNl,t some )
OF the h ~ i-st in,pfensens. sS tho Admins
ff.tio'9 while others ~hc hAss eusssieA hy
is'A Or srook es getting denominations, are
Gsng srn To- pieces in sL~ oaNsa>o 5
ia N :j"ri j OF Oh. Nev Sestiors .nH - tA+ !:
NXt Houoo r-tu>e So WsaS the eolap ct the }
Adlelax,Atsolb ehis ~ili eet'ie tie t,N; san. :
"'tf'n.fty with Msrve!t"us F'r's,ad'sss-. j.
would lN4 DO ne ss.uy So the Fort .Sonrlh
Ga 'laos ~ meet Toe .iectioaa~ ~oHts l,e
el0ugle (isalst aDf NiItianls aa,,i the Pest St
'Nem wCwld hurry ny tho business sDlI Get
thixS to riGhts il IAni~sSn,. and il several
other t,Asers con. long before that Congress
eoslf cSnte to6etneso e'Reb-Is hunv Ora, t."
'xGAj ned (s'nslia: Y and hav.ng dwelt
in Wash nssos in the M,ye of As.sf-w J,.Gn.
'nrS Gram knows Cnnsr-sse AMI he viN sacrl.f
ice dozen krIl ggs to save himself from i'm.
s~chmeatoF ! Sun.
co-o-----------se9oe
Tho New YORK Herald Is severe on oMy Gear
kell'xg. and In. apparently taken that
eurvey fellows measure t" = fraction IN It's
sue Of Octo 'er 1t. it says :
Governor Kellogg has issued al address TO
he Pc pie ot the United States. IN which he
ito pts to justify his original ,lsu,fa,jon OF ,
'ower in he unfortunate S>a'e | . misflles,
nd next, to prove til It hiS c>pst-bay govern 4
lent has been al honest one. The beA thing
e could do to satisfy the people Of the United
tatee, would be to relieve the people Of Lnuo
'iana 1t his presence. nd to leave them tree
y htnsss their own state government by fair
ote Of all entitled to the franchise. black and
bite. This would be the most convincing
ROT he could give of his honestyo Ofcour@
9 do not expect him to give it,
The CROP : The pr, sent IL has been the
ost nntavorAfle tor the planter since 1870. f
h. cotton nearly all opened about the same
me. and the locks hrng loo ELY III the fields. c
he equinociiAl winds and Nuns c,.me. and
lily five cent Of the crop tn own to the
rtE,d The entir- Yield is below that OF
1t year, and lood grades will he scarcer
s.ehia III cve) Telegraph, u inst.
Co.. John G. Ryan. - Pine Bloff. And, Poo, : A
tep corsid' ,oHe delay. oleaess+d posses>ios$
tie wlN Of his he ftH~ r. tss. W. 4. q
!sp nssds On lse Asy tat'Nr b. SO eas-
sNi by BNrA-l. N Cue; . d bv ibis w,ll tho
'%orsef COMES iD.O b''s~ s-sm sf prslssr'S
! I'D d Atst lee "sM Size tSO
Tie Ckicse" hst'>lsoI tAlrheit GrMt g.
ltlaaA ~ us~. Nr,al, ct fsnnese-t, to;
~ f4upitieA fer an sskaFd hprelersr ~
~ rUtieiila ia IsaisrS- the ass.>iu WA
pi&a s>ldisr. Asd tie ks~- OcsnA ihiAAs h0
. right t. bill On 'As rsnasaa~sans n Aaa