The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition. !

LONDON, Oct. 2l.-A Times special says the
reported negotiation for the surrender Of Carlist
battalioas has failed. The Ieputed rising III
Basque provinces against Don Carlos IS false.
The Carlists burned factory and some houses,
valued at slGO,OOO within sight of the Republican
lines at Bilboa.
LosDoN. Oct 21-A heavy gale prevales on
the North coast. The wires are Frustrated
Late Buenos Ayres advices state that the rebels
have defeated the Government forces and cap
tured their commander.
The Bank OF Eutre Rios has suspended.
BERLIN, Oct. 21.-The Legislative Assembly
proposed for Alsace and Lorraine will be merely
advisory.
The sympathy for Won Arnim is increasing on
account of the severe personal treatment and
domiclEary visits.
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-By heavy vote, the case Of
DR.: Swing comes regularly before the Synod.
Bros rolling mill exploded, demolishing the
building 10 feet smoke stack fell. Two per-
sons we're fatally and three seriously hurt. Sev-
eral hundred handred hands will be temporarily
unemployed.
One hundred persons are attending the Balti-
more Synod, embracing the Presbyteries OF Ma
ryland, Virginia, Delaware, West Virginia. Dr.
Marquis is Moderator.
CHICAGO Oct. q. telegram from Lake Sta
ton, Indiana states that upon the arrival OF the
| two companies, ordered by Gov. Hendricks to
proceed to the point where trouble between the
Michigan Central and Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
| .vads were reported, they deployed to the num-
! Der of one hundred and twenty, armed with
| hrea leaders and two Calling guns. The
Michigan Central men stood their ground, though
uuarmed.
The companies had received orders and we're
about to charge, when Chief Engineer Gardiner
stepped forward and requested parley. This
| was granted. He then gave himself up to the
authorities and the whole party were arrested.
Subsequently the majority of them were released,
and the prominent cnes taken to Valparaiso. :,
| TIL crossing was finished by evening and all
trouble is over.
| LouI.vIILE, Oct 21.-Some twenty seven dele
gates, representing Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky
| snd Indiana, to the Capital Removing Conventlt n
| met here yesterday and organized, with Judge
| John Elliott, of Kentucky, as President
| the subject in hand, and the convention after
wards adjourned to meet in the parlOrs of the
| Gait House in the evening.
At the evening session resolutions were passed
| expressing the necessity OF the removal OF
| the national capital to some point in the
Mississippi Valley. and calling upon Con-
| gress to take action in that direction. A COM
mittee was appointed to memorabilia Congress,
| and standing executive committee OF twenty
| appointed. The convention then adjourned sine
| PoTTsvuLE Oct. N.-The team OF Elias Lister,
a prominent citizen, was found tied to a tree, a
| beoiy Ratchet and revolver were discovered near
| by. Listers body has not yet been found
| New YORK, Oct 20, Noon.-Cotton-Spot quiet;
Ordinary Is, Good Ordinary l4s, Low Midding
IA, Middling Is, Middlmg Alabama, 15s, Mid
| ding Orleans l5s.
Futures steady. Low Middling for October
IA 1916, for November l4i@14 1916, for Deem
Der 15915 5-32, for January 154@15 SIG, tor
February 15s0l15 11-16, for March Is 1916, for
April Is 3-16@Dl64 for May l63@l65. -
! LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81, 1890 2. M.-Cotton dun
and easier; uplands 75@Sd, Orleaus sgd. Esti-
mated sales to-day, $4,000 bales, 1000 being fol-
speculation and export.
| LATER.-2 z. Motion to arrive 1.16d lower.
October and November shipments from Charles
| ton or Savannah, not below Good Ordinary, 7ld !;
November and December do. 13-16d.
| LATER.-4 =. NJ. X Cotton unchanged. The
sales to-day include $500 bales Of American.
! LONDON, Oct. q, Noon.-Erie 26&@264. Money
street rate 81, this being below bank rate.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81, MISUNDERSTANDING quiet.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. q, "Reminiscences
80. Wind W., light.
Arrived: Ship Marcia G. Day, Pinkham, mas
| ter, Is days from New York.
Schooner Constance, Wick, master, II days
Ship John Patten, Williams, master, from
Philadelphia.
Steamship Prince Edward, at GAS A. NJ, from
Picton, Canada.
Arrived and sailed for Mobile: Bark Kalos
Bartlett, master, SO days from Warren Point.
| PAss-A-L'C UTRE, Oct. q, Noon.-Wind east and
| light. Weather clear.
| Arrived Ship Adorna, Hawkins, master, st
days from Liverpool.
Sailed: Bark Arennie and brig Juanito.