The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-29
YESTERDAYS NOON DISPATCHES.

Croker, Of the Tenth Massachusetts, District,
is dead. He was % years OF age.
LONDON, Dec. 2s.-The Times Berlin cor
respondent says: The question is beng dis
cussed at Berlin whether it IS possible to
punish the Carlists for the outrage OF seizure
of German ship Gustave. Advices from San
Sebastian are to the effect that the Gustave is
deeply imbedded in the mud and that the
Carlists were busily engaged in unloading
her.
The captain of The Gustave was slightly
wounded by the Carlists
LONDON. Dec. 2s.-Three of the crew of
tn emigrant ship Copspatrock, who have ar
riv( - at Madeira report that the CopsPatroc e.
froh London for New York, burned OFT St
Helena. It is feared that 500 persons are
lost.
a second dispatch from MADEIRA says four
hundred and tifty-six persons were lost in the
Copspa'rock
Madrid, Dec 2S-Food is reported to be
very scarce at Pampeluna. All known Car
list sympathisers are being expelled from that
city.
NEW York, Dec. 2S.-Gerrett Smith is dy-
ing Of appoplexy.
I1errett Smith is sinking, but is still alive
New YORK, Dec. 2S.-Rev. Mr.. Glenden-
ming declines to preach until his appeal from
the Presbytery is heard by the Synod.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 28.-Two fires supposed
to be the work Of incendiaries, occurred here
to-day.
NV YORK, Dec. %, 1920 P. Motion
Spot nominal; Ordinary lii; Good Ordinary
l5.: Low Middling 49,; Middling 14s; Mid
ding Alabama 14!!; Middling Orleans 14a
December, 14Cl IA 1-16; for January, IA 3-l6(0
IA; for February, IA 11-16014 for March,
vs. 3-16G Isl; for April, 15sM15 11-16; for
Nav, lGfa 1G l-16; for June 16s; for July, 16s
IA is lie: for August, 16 13-16016;,
LIVERPOOL Dec. 49, Noon.-CottOn quiet
and steady middling uplands 74M7s, Or
leans =. Estimated sales to-day 10. 900 bales,
1000 being for speculation and export. Ar
rivals 1-1G higher December shipments from
Savannah or Charleston, not below Low Mid
ding, II.
LArEE-3:3O T. M-December and January
shipments, from Savannah or Charleston, not
below Good Ordinary, SD; January and
February do, not below Low Midding,
Z oiled.
LATER, 4 P. M.-Cotton unchanged; the
sales to-day include 64OO bales of American.
February and March delivery from New Or
leans, not below Good Ordinary, 7-16d
December and January shipments from So
vannah or Charleston, not below Low Mid
ding, I'D; November asd December do. from
New Orleans. not below Good Ordinary, 7sd.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. %, Noon. -Bresdstutfs
quiet.
LONDON. Dec. 90, Noon.-C onsols-for
money 91s@91i, on account 9ls092. Erie
244.
PARIS, Dec %, 2:3O P. M.-Rentes 81 francs
20 centimes.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. 2S-Noon. Baron
eter 80. Wind south, southeast, fresh. Wealth
or fOggy.
Arrived; Steamship Juniata at s last even
;p~y Catharina n0Sta-r from PHILADELPHIA via
Havana, to Z. A. York.
Norwegian bark Hector, Tellefsen, master,
So days from Madeira.
Schooner Excelsior, White, master, 8 days
from Ruatan.
Ship AVIAN, Dumeresq, master, thirty.
seven days from London.
Spanish bark Catalina, Ferrer, master,
nine DAYS from Havana.
Norwegian bark Runeberg, Fredericksen,
master, forty -eight days from Bordeaux.
No departures.
PASCAL oUTRE, Dec. %, NOOn.-Wnd
southeast, fresh. Weather tOggy.
Arrived: Schooner Old Chad, Reid, master
8 days from Banaca
Sailed: Steamships Knickerbocker and
United States.
New YORK, Dec. 2s.-Arrived: Gen. Barnes
Manhattan, Vicksburg, Adriatic.
Arrived out: Cambria, j. w. Beard, Airing
ton Screamer Alice, Invincible, Ellen Gothic
G. w. Hail.
The bark Melvina, from Wilmington, n. c..
which arrived at Liverpool yesterday, had hel
bulwarks stove in and cabin damaged.
Departed homeward: Mathilde Warren.
The bark Alabama, from Charleston, pre-
yiously reported at Falmouth, in distress
had her fore and main top masts carried
away, and bulwarks and part of stanchions
stove in.
Arrived ont. Rrnnnschiveip