The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-05

his services, we regret to lose so energetic
and worthy q young gentleman from our
midst. We commend him to our cOnfreres
of the newspaper fraternity, and wish him
"bon voyage"
We are indebted to Messrs Kahn & Co.,
bookseilers and stationers, No. 130 Canal
street, for number of late daily papers and
Deriodica,s Messrs. Kahn & Co. have al
WAYS tho latest publications Of all kinds for
sale at their well ordered and neatly kept
store.
We were pleased yesterday to learn that
CAPTAIN Moses Gibbs, the popular and
welI-known mate of the Vicksburg packet
Natch,s, had drawn large prize in the late
drawing of the Kentucky lottery.
Captain Nose says that he has not as yet
made NJ his mind what disposition to make
of his fortune but will, we know, invest a
norton OF il in soft shell crabs in Biloxi.
In or,ics TO meet the anticipated increase
of travel tomorrow afternoon, the City
Railroad Company will put on the Canal
street limo large addition TO their number
OF cars now running. The dedication of the
Ladies' Monument will doubtless bring out
a large crowd.
We were pleased to receive visit from
Mr.. w. J. Houston, Gen'l Passenger Agent
of the Atlanta aud New Orleans Short Line.
He was looking after his arduous trips re-
markab,y well, and ready for new cam
paign.
Our worthy fellow citizen, Paul Tulane,
ESQ, having been prevented from reaching
this city in time TO be present at the dedica-
ton of tho Confederate Monument, on Mon
day next, has, with lis characteristic lber-
slity, tclcgraphed his agent here to donate
to the Ladies' Association the sum OF $500
This kind remembrance only adds another
Testimonial Of Mr.. Tulane's generosity.
According TO writer in the London
Times, the iiltesn English marine INSURANCE @
companies host 81 $4,000 in 1872, not one
realizing profit.
There are now nearly 500 subordinate
Oranges in Minnesota, with an average mem
bership Of $4,000. Colorado reckons about
1000 Changers,
1t is stated that the Illinois State militia
consists OF fourteen brigadier- generals and
forty supewaunuatcd muskets, with nobody
to carry them.
"Iesa cotton aud more corn" is the cry
of the Gcos. ia papers, and the reports from
various portions Of the State show that that
is the policy the planters are adopting.
A Calfo,Mia paper says Of Gov. Stafford
of Arizona. that he can goit as long with
out plug hat and billed shirt As any man
who evW looked a grizzly square in the
face"
The Chamber of Commerce of Charleston
Is making ~ effort to establish line o.
steamships between that city and Liv
erpooi, md invites the cooperation o.
SOuthern Wed Western cities in the work
A curious custom is still maintained a
Lambeth Palace, the Episcopal residence o
the Bishop Of Lambeth, in London. Before
che doors OF the Morton Tower every weel
a bounty Or dole of money, bread and othe
provisions. is given to thirty poor parishion
ers.
The play Of Mr.. Ledoux was the NOR
extraordinary, considering that that gentle
man had not handled bat in six years
Mr. Forsyth's play speaks for itself Mr.
ellis, who is member Of the Crescent Cit,
Cricket Club, deserves to be complimente'
on his sixteen rIns and not out.
telegram rs sent: FIT. Wayne, Ind
DR.. Howard, Wellsville, Ind: Come at ono
with prescription. Case of Cerebro Spins
Meningitis" Az received: 4" Come at ono
tc see Carrie Spensors Menagerie."