The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-10
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From our Evening Edition Of Yesterday.1

From our Evening Edition Of Yesterday
WASHINGTON, Nov. o. The President hi
directed the consolidation of the First and Sc,
ond Virginia Internal Revenue Districts retain
ing as Collector Of new First District, George
richards, late Collector of the Second District.
James G. Ramsay has been appointed Collecte
Of the Sixth North Carolina District.
MADRID. Nov. Sit is officially announce
that the Carlists have abandoned the seige
Irun.
accompanied by his staff
The Government has demanded that they b
returned by the French authorities. Republica
success ses over the Carlists elsewhere are an
nounced.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Times CORE spopdeut a
Paris quotes La PreSse, semi. official organ
as saying the forthcoming message of tn
President, Marshal MacMahon, will demonstrat
to the assembly the nece ssity of organizing tn.
Septenate and of their dissolvng and will an
nOunce that the government disappearing Of tn
hardness of the Committee Of Thirty will submit
constitutional scheme Of its ovid.
The Duke Demouch lBonapartist, has beer
elected to the Assembly from the Department o
Oise. He received GO, OO0 votes his two Republi
can opponents received $4,000 and II 900 vote.
! respectively.
A dispatch from Hendaye, dated Yesterday
says the bombardment OF Lun proceeds yer,
languidly.
Gems. Iona and Laserua visited the town OF
Sunday, but stayed only half an hour. They arr
expected to return over the hills from San Sc
bastlan with 5000 men, and the Carlists have
gone to meet them. A battle is expected to be
| the result.
| NEW YORK, Nov. "a policeman pursuing an
escaped prisoner fell under broadway car anC
was crushed to death. The driver OF the ear wal
ARE sted.
TERREBoNNE, La, Nov. 9.-Amos Simms,
promise, was attacked by seven Radical NJ groes
with the intention Of killing HIM, yesterday eve.
ming In Houma. Slmms ran from the party fer
three squares to avoid trouble, but being pur-
sued and fearing for his lite, he turned upon
them and fred, killing one man and wounding
another.
Simms Immediately surrendered himself and
went to jail, which was guarded during the night
by squad Of citizens. Repeated threats were
made yesterday to lay the town in ashes. All ia
quiet this morning.
MEMPHIS, Nov. Son Saturday night the
Office OF the Gazette newspaper, at Wittsburg,
Ark, was set on fire, between II ard u, and
owing to the high wind prevailing at the time
building. which, together with the following,
WAS soon consumed:
The building owned by Spragsin's heirs, valued
at $1,000 another owned by 4. n Estes of Mem
ph,s, valued at 5000; Sam Lawson's grocery
store, and Daniels saloon, valued at $1,000 each
Applewhlte Thomas, dry goods and groceries,
loss $4,000; l.. n. Block, dry goods and groceries,
loss $4,000. insured in the Planters and Missis-
sippi Valley Of Memphis, and Amazon of Cincin-
natl D. Block Il Co., dry goods and groceries,
loss $12 600, insured in Planters, Mississippi VAL
ley and Phoenix OF Memphis, CLAY Of Newport.
Home and Peoples of Newark NJ. Total loss
by fire about s26. 600.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 9.-The vote of Senator
Spencer was challenged at Decatur by life long
citizen On the ground that Spencer did not live
there. Spencer claims Decatur as his home
The Democrats will have grand jollification
night. Houston and other distln-
Tor tnI
majority in the State will be Is, 900. Six Con- |
gsressme and thirty majority on joint ballot in
the Legislature.
Alex. White and many Radical leaders are in
New YORK, Nov. g. -Cotton-spot weak
Ordinary 12t, Good Ordinary 1885, Low Mid
iIi1g Il! Middlng IA, Middling Alabama l4l
!, Futures quiet and weak Low Middling for
November 14s@l4 9-16, December 14s@14 ii-l6,
January Il 15-l6@15 February ISL, March |
81 si@15 sl ,s, April Is ls-l6@l5g, May is 1-le@
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat shade
Corn advancing. Pork heavy, $40 IS. Lard
sosin unchanged. Freights steady.
New YORK, Nov. 9-Noon.- Stocks active.
Money g. Gold 100! Exchange-lonc 1854,
short 4s9. Governments dull. State bonds dull.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-Weather foggy.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9. Noon.-Cotton steady; Up
ands 7s@7ld; Orleans ss@s4; estimated sales
5, 600 bales. including 1000 for special export.
ales, on basis Of Middling Uplands, nothing
u; do shipped December and Ja a%
ry, 11-16; do, nothing below Low Middling,
eliverable in January. Ills; do, deliverable
anuaY and February, Z 1l-16d.
1:3O F: M.-Sales on q basis Of Middling Or
cans. Nothing below Good Ordinary, shipped
zee. and JAM, I'D; do. nothing below Middling,
hipped Nov. and Dec, 1850.
LATER.--3:30 P. M.-Cotton unchanged. Sales {
'-day include 1000 bales of American. Nov and
ec. shipments from New Orleans, not below
ow Middling, I'D.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9, Noon.-Corn 35s. Lard els. ,
ork 7Ss 6d@79s for new. Bacon 56s for short
ear midiles. lr
LONDON, Nov. 9. 1890 P. M.-Consols {
oney 93@93i; on account 3s@93{; 52O's 81 O3l. {
PARIS, Nov. 9, 1890 P. M.-Rentes 62f. 23c. I
SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov. 8, Noon.-Barometer
100. Wind N. N. f., Light. +
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamships Cortes and Strasburg.