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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-23

MSssiesippf river lso1m9l41oa etf3es
" sSS1s % Snsf. !: Island q When
delivered at warehouse an allowance is made for
drayage. Tsbe salt in pockets sells at 2s0ehc
IogsT 0Ak tss &C. selling at retail at
..ss is'sE s ss: Esss s:Hsas Ike
snPey and nd goea dsma ssae W e
STARcHzn in fair supply and demand. and
BAGGiNG-ihe supply is fair and the retail
demand is improving; Small lots are sci ing At
higher prices. Round lots Of 19mesIie n's are
isc India i2Gialc p ward No fax in market.
wOOL-small stock and dan; Mexican i'm
elear a.M q aeo BURY ss7c' Texas Sss25c 10
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS--The market il
bare of green peas and Western beans; Msst Sa
Northern peans are quoted at % soos'o ? DID,
according TO six size Of barrel. m,o ,,os,a 10,
apples is better. Peaches are dun. Apples are
quoted at zoe; peaches &C y 10;
and S36 in cases y gross
GUNNY BAGS-Are selling st l5c in bales, and
Ice piece. reserved.
crate demand at Tic y 10.
LARD olLtLght supply and moderate de
manG Prlcesare frmer. 1t Is selling at 81 l"@
LINsEED 0IL-sells at 81 y gallon for raw, and
81 05 for boiled.
MOSS-The stock is small and the demand good.
Black sells at 5sec: black and brown mixed 4hc
| brown &c; gray -: 03c; city picked lokc 10.
NAVAL STORES-Good simply and dull. Spirits
turpentine is quoted at 3ea57c v gallon; Rosin
Ne. 2 So IS; No. 81 Co. pa1e S3 Is y Dbl. Pitch
s4a4 IS T. BIOL. Tar 81 2502 so p half Dbl and 81
"a Is p Dbl.
OAK STAyEs-The supply is good, but arrivals
| are small. We quote dealers prices, delivered to
ship, as follows: Extra pipe, 60 inch, sl1s9is 81
extra pipe IS Inch. Sl56Gi55 light pipe, So to 20
inch, $ll50l20; extra hogshead; 48 inch, $l250l3O
extra claret, 40 inch, S9Od9S; extra barrel $1o0so
y 1900.
BALING TwINE-Is in light supply and dull;
quoted at 150l6c p ID.
FEATH ERS-Are quoted at zoe y 10.
IRON COTTON, TlES--Large stock and fair de-
mand. Sell IN lots under 500 bundles at &c " II,
pa of; in lots OF 1000 bundles and over &c p 10,
Off.
RICE-The demand is fair. There were small
lots sold for shipment at the following prices
Prime ~ 07a4c; fair rake; ordinary 61s d6ac;
common 606Ac; No. 81 1lc r ID.
COFFEE-Is quiet. Dealers stock 10 500 bags
stock in first hands, We quote job lots: Fair
l9s4 d20I.c (god) good 20s ale; prime 81 02l4c
y IT, Prices are lower,
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FOREIGN.
Press GagGing.

PARIS. August 22.-Legal proceedings
have been instituted against LIE 1emps'
rOpinion Rationale and LIE Bien Pubic.
because of the publication OF Bazalne's let-
ter about his escape. Pr0ceedlnRe are
based upon law prohibiting the printing
of articles signed by persons deprived o1
civil or political rights.
MacMah0n's Reception.
PARIS, August 22.-President MacMahon
had grand reception at Brest to-day, and
reviewed the troops display OF nre-
works tonight. The city is illuminated.
Typhoon in the China Seas.
HoSG KONG, August GA severe typhoon
occurred at Nagasaki yesterday, causing
great damage to property on the shore and
among the shipping number OF natlves
lost their lives.
The New Cable.
LONDON. August 22-The shore end OF
the United States district cable was laid ct
Cahirven, near Valencia, to-day. Inc
steamer Faraday, which is to lay the deep
sea sections, will proceed to Cahirven TO-
day.
Russia Refuses to Recognize the Spanish
Republic.
The Russian government has refused to
recognize the Spanish republic. 1t ID IN
consequence of this that other powers delay
to complete recognition, but IT ls reported
MANY have sent credentials to their repre-
sentatives at Madrid.
serrano's Representatives.
MADRID, August 22.-Iberia has an
nounced that SerranO has signed full creden-
tials for the representatives of Spain at the
European capitals.
1t is officially reported that General
Nariones is at Larega.
The Carlists.
BAyONNE, August 22.-General Thistany
has summoned Puyigerde to surrender and
begun to lombard the city. Tho Carlists
report that attacks are in progress on the
frontier towns of Irun and Fontarbia.
The Mexican Border.
CRY OF Mexico, August 22.-The GUS
toms officers on the northern frontier have
captured large lot of merchandise after
struggle with the smugglers, in which two
of the latter were killed and one Of the
officers was severely wounded.
Religious Disorders.
The Priest Rinaso, accused of melting
the religious disorder which eliminated In
the assassination of Stevens, 3 Protestant,
has been tried and acquitted.
Mexico and Guatemala.
The trouble between Mexico and Guate-
mala is to be amicably arranged. 1t is ru-
mOred that revolutionary procurement
has been issued in the State Of Chiapas,
end the authority of the Governor is not
recognized at Tuxtla. Senior Gutierrez,
administrator of customs at Jonila, has sent
to Tehurtesec for federal forces, but they
have not yet started to his relief, but are
awaiting orders from the capital.
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THE TURF.
The SARATOGA Races.

SARATOGA, n. Y, August 22.-Extra day.
The first race for purse of $500, for all
ages; distance one and one-eighth miles,
Madge, Carver and Eraatus Corning started.
Madge won by ten lengths, Carver second
fifteen lengths ahead Of Corning. Time
1:57A.
The second race was selling race for q
purse Of 5000, one mile and three-quarters.
Starters: Botany Bay, Mollie Darling and
Galway. Botany Bay won by q length,
Mollie Darling second, five lengths ahead Of
Galway. Time-3:09.
The third race was q hurdle handicap,
mile heats, over four hurdles, for q purse
Of $3.50. Bullet, Daylight, Vesuvius and
Jnlius Colt started. The race was won by
Vesuvius
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FOR SALE.
EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

highly improved property in the Fourth Dis
trict, situated on St. Mary street, between Chest
and Coliseum 30 feet front by l28 feet deep On
which is handsome two story residence contain
ing six rooms, and an clubhouse with four rooms,
including kit chen, all in complete order having
3 90 gallon cistern attached, and q handsome gar
den containing choice flowers in front Of the build
ing.
TO 90 to Florida to look after real estate interests
and win sell the property for $500 cash. The
property will rent readily for $50 per month"; the
for the first year The titles are clear, no back
taxes. 1t simply wants an inspection to at once
decide its value as an investment, the lot alone
For particulars apply at this Office. AUS 1t Su
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Ic,oxrrNUEp FROM FIRST PAcE.J

and Chattanooga railroad BY ene DeM .Is
cratic administration has resulted Ia R ross;y
,aeId by the State to provide for the pay.
ment Of the State liability thereon; and we
are Of the opinion that instead Of seisi n
the road, and thereby destroying inc se-
cnritv thew furnished to protect the State
from lcse On the bonds Endorsed; therefore
the plainest principles dictate that tne foaa
should be managed by those most intefesteo'
Reuenainatisn Of Rapief.
James T. Rapier was renominated to-day
for Congress in this district.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-23

Writing from the capital of Mexico, a
correspondent thus sets forth the advan-
tages of that city: With the completion of
the Vera Cruz railway the chief obstacles
to the accessibility of this capital were re-
moved. 1t only remains now to establish
regular steam communication between that
port and the gulf ports of the American
states to make the journey from any part
OF the Mississippi valley to this city a
pleasant excursion, occupying not exceed
ing six OF seven days for it's accomplish.
ment. There Is not more romantic coun-
try on the earth than Central Mexico. This
city is one Of the finest on the continent. 1t
contains an the accessories Of q metropolis.
its gardens, plazas, churches, canals and
lakes. have been the admiration of all who
ever beheld them. There are theatres and
operas, and casinos or club houses innumer-
able. The Mexicans are CAV, social and
courteous people, and with it's 100000 in.
habitants it can offer all the adjuncts Of
civilization to the tourist. True, there are
not 20 many famous galleries of art here as
in Florence; but there are equally if
not more interesting museums, Q bet
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Monetxryssc Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPuBLlc4

MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY kvHNIEe. August ~. 1874.
We have no new fe ature to notice in the money
market. The offerings continue of fair extent,
Of commercial paper unchanged from Yesterdays
revision. We con inue TO quote selected sigma
M1n fs cont, Il
second grade at lS p cent per month. FIRST class
mortgages are still euoted 1T about 10 ? cent per
annum, and second grade 1T -.
new oRLzANs CLEARING HOUSE.
CIeAr,ngs. Ba!ances
SAME time last week. AS IFS % ss.1i4 g
T To,a MssS ws ssfors :ss g ses 81
We are indebted 10 Mr.: I. n. Maynard manager
OF the New Orleans Clearing House. for the follow.
ing comparative statement of the associated banks
Increase. Decrease.
Currency...........-.- 10000
Loans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Deposits. ...... $40 000
Gold opened at 1ts7s 1lC9A, against 1893 at New
York: and after a limited business Closed at 1898
0N9x, against ITO in that market. Tue sales in
cudeG $40 0c0 at 1885, 0lo9ss, and $4,000 at 1898.
No sales Of silver were reported. American half
dollars were still quoted at 1885, OI64x, and Next
can dollars at 975s gold.
Sterling exchange was a shade higher for com.
mercial The only sales reported were fl5oo and
&2O00 Al clear. and $4,000 do and bill OF iading at
IS SO. and 6 1850 bank at IS 81.
Nothing usnspir-d in francs. nor anything to in
dictate any change in rates.
At the Close s.eriing bills were quoted at SIS %
as 33h. for iill of lading and AL clear, and
SIS 36ls o. for hank, and france nominal at ARR
for commercial and - for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange continued
light with a moderate demand, rates were un.
changed. The only sales Of New Ork sight reported
were + 600 and $50 coo commercial al 90 p ceut
premium, and 6 10 900 private Bankers at -l6.
The oanks continued to check OF New York at !
y cent premium. and commercial sight was still
quoted al 405-l6.
No SAILS of stocks were reported. YESTERDAY
sales OfSugaI Shed were reported and also round
cunt of Louisiana Levee, Dat the particulars OF
bath withheld.
Nothing transpire1 in bonds City gold bearing
seven per cents were entirely noninal
City appropriation certificates, Metropolitan Po-
Ice warrants aid time certificates Of 1873 still
quoted nominal al l60i7. No sales were reported.
State warrants at a stand still and are quoted
nominal at 30G3l for large; 32033 for medium and
3. Q36 for small.
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The Salt Market.

Messrs. jackson Manson furnish us the follow
Tag report of the salt market for the past week:
The prospect of an advance in freights to the
West has increased the inquiry. There now
over 10000 sacks awaiting transportation. and,
without any arrivals or cargo sales to report, the
market closes firm. We quote
From warehouse Prom store
Coarse, delivered. .......$1 1901 Is 81 2001 IS
Fine delivered .... 80. l 30IDl IS l 40D1 As
Turks Island delivered. roo IS 500 IS
Table salt. Bull Eead brand. il pockets ~ 06,sc
nh in siZa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-23

Cheerfulness has been called the bright
weather Of the heart. 1t gives harmony to
the soul, and is perpetual song without
words.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-23

A Methodist girl in the West makes a
young man repeat the Lords prayer every
time he kisses her. He is the most devout
youth in town.
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Weekly Quotations of Hides, Etc.

Messrs Hay L Mehle furnish us the following re-
port. Their quotations represent actual sales at
FIRST hands. Weighing, 6unding, drayage and
commission have to be added:
Steer hides city slaughter ove-s rs.
q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O. 10k
Steer hides, city slaughter. 70 to "a
TBS = tD............ ............. o 10
Steer hides city slaughter, under 70
lbs, p II. ..;........;........ 10
Cow hides, city slaughter, as theyrun,
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q 9k
Kips city slaughter, 20 to "a lbs. y 10. q -
Hips city slaughter, rs to 80 lbs, p ID. - II
Calf skins each ,.,..........-. ISL 90
Country hides. flint. 20 to rs lbs p 10. IS q 10
Country hides, Hint, damaged. half
price.
Beeswax, prime yellow, p fb.......... a %
OK horns each ,..,,..,.- q 5
TallOw, " ID .......................... % 8
Hides are firm, with good demand and only a
limited supply Wool is unchanged. TaliOw scarce
and active at full prices.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ITO LEvEE CONTRACTORS.

Proposals will be received at the Office of the
Louisiana Levee Company until THURSDAY, Au-
gust q, at twelve o'clock NJ for building the Bon.
net Care evee in the parish of st. John the Bap-
tist Said levee will be some $500 feet long and on
an average l6k feet high, and will contain about
200 900 cubic yards.
Plans. specifications and terms can be ascer.
tanned at the office OF the Louisiana Levee Com.
pany.
The company reserves the right to reject any or
all Dlds THOMAS l. DIX,
au2l 1w Secretary and Treasurer.
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!, "1HaAL NOTICES,
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIT,
STATES.
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.

IN THR MATTER OF THE NEW ORLEANS. N
bile and Texas Railroad Company, agaiss
whom petition for adjudication of banfr~
cy was filed on the twentyseventh day of NJ
A. D. 1874 District of Louisiana, 8. s.-No IL
,ora t,nr. ~ ,ha nas;.;oD sSnrssa;d
dered that the said New Orleans. Mobile and Ter
Railroad Company do appear at this court, =,
in the parish OF Orleans and State of Lousis
and district aforesaid, on the sixteenth day:
November, 1874, ct II A. NJ, and show causei
should not be granted; aud it is further ordes
that Q copy Of this 6rder be served on said M
Orleans, Mobile aud Texas Railroad Company
publication in the New Orleans Republican. ash
quired by law, the last insertion to appear at leu
five days previous to the day herein required s
their appearance.
Witness the Hon. Edward H. Durell, Judge of u
said court, and the seal thereof, at New Orle&
n said district, ON the seventeenth day of Joe
A. D. 1874.
je20 K. LOEW, Deputy Glen
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CI6TERN MAKER.
Ne. l101 Magazine street, between Julis
and SC. Joseph streets.
DIPLOMAS AWARDED In 1872 AND 1877
Cisterns made to order and repaired. Al work
warranted. A lot Of cisterns, from 1000 to 20 600
Gallons, made Of the best material and vorkman.
ship, kept constantly ON hand and for sa q prcoe
to sn't the times Orders promptly attended 70.
mh1s II
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COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY RvBNING, August

SATURDAY Kv1NING, August ", I3N
COTTON-The ealas to-day embraced $50 bales
at prices requiring 10 change in our quotations.
We give alec the Exchange figures, and report as
below:
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Sunday, August 20, 1874.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


British steamship State of Louisiana, johnson, for
British steamship st Louis, Reid for Liverpool
Steamship Mississippi. Crowell. for New York
Spanish bark Virgen pc las Moves, Alsna, for Bar
Steamer Amte, Adams, for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Andean. Miller from Vera Cruz via
TAmpico and Brazos to PIN. Forwood &co-4th
district
instant, to A MoultOn-2d district
Schooner Theresa G. Gutienez, from Havana, to
s h.oner Excelsior, Arnet, DAYS from Ruatan Is
land, to Macheca Oteri-2d district
BELow---CoM1NG UP.
German brig Pima, -, from Rio Janelro' to
AT QUARANTINE.
Steamship Agnes Simpson, from Havana, to c
Whitney &e0-
Empire. Jeanfreau, from Lower Coast
Sc John McEhoy, from Baton Rouge
EXPORTS.
BARCELoNA-Bark virgen de las Nisves-3a5S $50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS Lous-286 bales
cotton so bales 1888 SKIS oilcake 1851 bushels
wheat in bulk ~.
bales cotton SO hhds tobacco Is hhds beeswax 400
SKIS oicake 20 bbls beef Is bushels wheat in bulk
3 cks cheese 1851 600 in specie 1900 slaves
NEW YORK-Steamship Mssissppi--R7 bales
cotton 50 hhds tobacco 27 bds hides Is bales hoop
iron 100 car wheels 50 cks bones $50 bales bones
bales skins $50 empty barrels
Observation-Disclosures Amite--50 bbls -four 10
half bbls -four bbls whisky $50 SKIS corn 10 sks
oats cks bacon S bbls pork and sundries
IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship Hudson-Astd mdse
RUATAN ISLAND--SchOOner Excelsior--13 O29
cocoanuts l048 punches bananas $50 plantains 1873
dozen pineapples bbls lines
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BATON ROUGE-Steamer St John-5O hhds sugar
10 bales cotton 3O7 SKIS rough rice and snndrieA
LOWER COAST-Steamer Empires bbls rice
154 SKIS rough rice and sundriee
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
August l2-7 bales cotton Ala sks rough rice Az
head cattle and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS EAIL-
ROAD. August 22-45 bales cotton 4 hhds tobacco
589 bbls rOsin 339 pkgs tobacco and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO RAIL.
ROAD. August 22-l3 bales cotton and sundries
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RAILROADS..

NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
Trains depart and arrive as follows from Callis
street depot.
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express. :. 900 A. M. Express. 4 O:3O P.
Mail. 500 p. N. Mal..,..... 500 A.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to
Louis Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change Of sleeping cars to Bast
cities
Tickets for sale and information given at No.
Camp street, corner OF Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent
ial2lv E. d. FROST, General Manager
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RROOK STEAM RICE MILL,

RROOk STEAM RICE MILL,
c. q. ALLEN, PROPRIETOR.
Mes. 50, 81 and 80 TchoupitOulas Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
This 10 the most extensive mill in the South, and
and the quality of its rice 10 unsurpassed.
Milling RAtes-NO. one cent per pound; No.
One-half cent Der pound. Sacks furnished on
orders to lock box No. 976, New Orleans. jy30 3m
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A Convict Escapes from the Courthouse
ut Philadelphla.


PHILADELPHIA, August 2.-James Free
man was this morning brought into the
Court of Quarter Sessions for sentence for
the robbery of diamonds from the store of
CLARK, Robbins & Biddle. He made q sue.
cessful attempt at escape. He suddenly
leaped from the prisoners dock and through
the second story window into Independence
into the American Hotel, through that
building into Minor street, disappearing
before the officers could get on his track.
The fugitive took exactly the same course
pursued by Jimmy Haggerty when escap.
ing from the courthouse, while In custody,
IN connection with the attempted murder Of
Revenue Detective Brooks. The affair
caused quite a sensation this morning.
The Osage Land Case.
LAWRENCE, KS, August ga letter re-
ceived here yesterday from Judge Dillon
announces the decision of the United States
Circuit Court in the famous Usage ceied
lands case in favor of the settlers.
This covers the title to nearly 1000 900
acres, on which are located the houses of
nearly $4,000 people, claimed by the
Leavenworth, Lawrence and Galveston
The Galveston and the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railroad companies' case will
probably be carried to the Supreme Court
Damage to Cotton by Rust.
CHARLESTON, August 22-The Carolina
Messenger has reports from it's special cor
respondents in the counties of Wavne,
Green, Lenoir, Duplin and johnson that
the rust is doing alarming damage to grow.
ing cotton, which, less than . week ago,
was doing well and looked never more
promising. The sudden change in the At
mosphere from cold to hot, and the ex.
tremely dry weather, is assigned ~ the
cause By the farmers.
Lynch Law II Mississippi.
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THE MOBILE LINE.

THE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May 81, trains will leave DEP
foot of Canal street, as follows
Express and mail. daily. ...:.......... $500 A.
Coast accommodation, daily Except
Sunday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3:ljPl
Throught night express, daily........ 4:OOP.
Arrive
Coast accommodation. daily Except
Sunday. northumberland. $3.50 A.
Express and mail, daily. ............... 300 p.
Through night express, daily .........1 1:OOPi
The P. n. express train will stop only at REF
Lar telegraph stations between this city and 0cs
SpringA
This 10 the only line running through Pullr
Palace Cars to Louisville, Charlotte and VirgS
Syringe.
Office corner Camp and Common streets, Oppos
City Hotels
EP. SHUTE,
General Passenger Agent.
s. b. SCRANTON,
myl3 General Sup rintendent
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BnooKHAvEN, Miss, August 2-The
three negroes, Dick Cooper, Anthony Grant
and Silss johnson, who entered the resi-
.dence Of Mrs.. Bromley st three o'clock on
Sunday morning last and outraged her per.
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son. vefe hung here tbs evening by the

son, were hung here tbs evening by the
citizens.
The Arrest.
johnson was arrested on the sixteenth,
and the other two were captured at Canton
and brought here this morning and lodged
in Jail.
The Execution.
About four o'clock this evening large
number of citizens went to the jan, over
ers and hung them. There were ABOUT
1000 persons present.
The Prisoners Confess.
The prisoners all confessed their guilt on
the scaffold. Many of their own color took
an active part in the hanging.
Long Branch Swimming Match.
LONG BRANCH, August 2.-In conse
quence of an easterly storm, the interna,
tional swimming match has been postponed
till Tuesday next.
WAR DEPARTMENT
once Chief Signal OMcer,
Warrington August %, 1874. A3S r. n.
Over the South Atlantic and Gulf States. lower
barometer partly cloudy weather, and rain areas
with easterfy and southerly winds and stationary
sontheasf to southwest winds and slight changes
of temperature in the latter
River and Marine News.
PAss.A LOUVRE, August %, s P. M-Wnd south
southwest. light; weather showery. Arrived
Bsrkentine Huntress Gum, master. hfty-twO
DAYS from Bio Janeiro, with cargo OF Coffee
bark Osborne, Griffith, master, fOrty-twO days
from Ri Janeir0 with a cargo of coffee, to john
ston. Gordon Co. saied-steamship New Ut
leans.
soUrHwHsf Pass, August %. 6 p. M:-Barometel
1880. Wind southwest fresh Arrived-Steam
ship Hudson, at lie P. NJ. eager master, from
New York. to A. Moulton. No departures
GALvEsroN, August 2a.-Arrived- Steamship
Gussie from New Orleans. Cleared-St Steamship
Gnssie for Havana schooner vernal for Pensacola
schooner LOttie Mayo for CaacaSeu. Sailed
Steamship Hutchinson for IndianOla, brig William
Mason for Pascagoula.
with six and q half feet to Cairo Weather cloudy
and sultry. Depsrted-Coorad0 for st. Louis, St
Genevieve for vicksburg, Susie Silver for New Or
leans, Ella for White river, Greyhound and John
Wood.
vICKsBuRG, August 22.-Passed up-Steamer Katie
at II A. M. Down-Carrie v. Kounrz at 3 ?. ID
Weather warm and cloudy River Ieii Two inches
in the last twenty -four hours
PlrTsBuRG, August 22.-River stationary, two
feet.
EVANSVILLE. August % Weather clear TIL AFTER
noon now cloudy with signs of rain. River fallen
two inches.
CINCINNATI. August 22.-River seven feet and
stationary. Weather cloudy and warm.
CAIRO, August 22.-Arrived-CityO of Helena from
vicksbnrg, st A. NJ City OF vicksbuIg, from st st
leans, at II P. M; Belfast Tor st. Louis at A. NJ
Vicksburg, for vicksburg, at A.. NJ. River i've
feet ten inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
ST. LOUIS, August 22.-Arrived-Helena, from
vicksburg. Departed-Future City and Paragon
for New Orleans. River ia ling slowly; Two neavy
rain storms to-day; very warm.
o,