The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
CFror1 Yesterdays Evening Edition.

| LONDON, OCu. lS.-1Qo Fiji ISLANDS were unCON
| tionally coded to Great Britain.
| PARIS, Oct. 10. Full returns from the election
yesterday for vacancies i'll the Assembly show
that Elgrand, Bonapartist, heads the poll in the
Pas de Calais, but as he fails Of majority q
| new election will be necessary.
In the Alpes Maritlmes, where there are two
vacancies, Nedicin and Cheris, the Republican
| candidates, were elected.
NEW YORK, Oct. Especial cable dispatches
| ate that the charge against Won Arnim has
dwlndled down to one OF INSTRUMENTATION only
Prince Bismarck dreading further spread of the
scandal.4
The United States steamer Juniata has arrived
at Zante. and Stanley has arrived at Zanzibar, Ell
| route for the scene Of his labors in Africa, and
was accorded friendly reception by the Sultan
Boston, Oct. Feather Gleason, in public
meeting speech. appIauds Capt. Jack and his fell
low ModOcs, and dehounces Meacham as politi.
cal adventurer who msled Capt. Jack, regarding
the views of the Government.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 19.-The residence of DR.. Luke
P. Blackburn, together with the furniture. etc.,
at Laconia, Ark, burned on Saturday night.
Loss SIS. coo: sured in the German American
of New YORK, for $500, and Phoenix and Memphis,
City of Memphis for $1,000 each.
New YORK, Oct. 19.-The committee of the
Peabody Fund Trustees, consisting Of VIM. E..
Evarts, John H. Clifford and Samuel Wetmore,
appointed to consider the subject of mixed
schools at the South, report that after the most
careful comparison OF opinions and the most
the discussion affecting the interests of educa-
ton in the various States for their white and
colored population, they have unanimously come
to the conclusion that the properties and hopes
OF the public systems Of education at the South
will receive serious if not fatal, blow from any
legisla ion which should make such q system Of
education maintainatle.
The board are of the opinion that while JUS
tice and public duty, as well as the interests and
feelings Of the white and colored people of the
Son It'll in dem 9ndiDp q Of ,,ub lie
education which should give equal opportunities
and equal advantages to the children Of either
color, that no such result would be promoted by
the compulsory system OF mixed schools. The
committee, in conclusion, say these views are
fully set forth in the report of the general agent
which is accepted and approved as expressing
the unanimous opinion q the trustees
New YORK, Oct. 10, ]2l5 P. Motion, spot
quiet. Ordinary l24, Good Ordinary 144, Low
AIiddling La, Middling l5t Middling Alabama
15t, Middhng Orleans ISL.
Futures quiet and steady; Low Mddling for
October IA 15-l6115; for November IA 15-l6@l5;
for December Is 3-1:@115t: for January Is Z. 16M
Isl; for February 154@15 1916; for March 16 .16
@16t; for April 16B@16 TIC; for May 168; for
June 16l@165.
New York, Oct. 10, Noon.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-a shade better. Corn add
vancing. Pork steady; $40 25@20 so. Lard
quiet; steam 13s@15. Turpentine quiet, 80.
Rosin unchanged. Freights firm.
INV Iohh, wv. 15S NOOH.-OtOCkS uull
money 2. Gold 1899. Exchange-long 4s5,
short 1881. Governments active. State bonds
quiet and nominal
LIVERPOOL, Oct 19-12:30 P. M.-Cotton quiet;
Midd!ing Uplands Sd, Orleans sgd. Estimated
sales to-day r. 900 bales, of which 1000 were for
speculation and export. October delivery from
"a vannah or Charleston, not below Low Middling
I'D.
LATER-3:30 p. Motion unchanged. The
sales to-day include $500 bales American. Octo-
Der and November shipments from New Orleans
not below Low Mlddling Lied.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 10, Noon. Breadstuffs quiet.
Corn 35s Cd. Lard 62s Cd. Pork It's. Bacon 53s
for long clear m!ddles 54s Cd for short clear mid
dies. TalOw As Sd.
LONDON, Oct. 1920 P. M-Consols -; for
money 92s@925 on account 92s @92l.
Five-twenties 103l.
Erie 26a.
PARIS Oct. 19-12:SO p M.-Rentes 60 francs
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. 10, Noon.-Barometer
1890. Wind north, northeast, light. Weather
very thick and hazy.
No arrivals or departures.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE, Oct. 10, Noon.-Wind north,
light. Weather fair.
Arrived: steamship Yazoo, Bartlett master, at
4 As A. NJ. from Philadelphia via Havana, to
\. E. York.
No departures.
LONDON, Oct 19.-The ships Talbot and Emily |
Augusta, from London for New Orleans, and |
park Murcur, from London for Tybee, put back |
o Deal through stress Of weather.
NEW YORK, Oct 19.-Arrived: Gen. Barnes and |
Jortes. Arrived out: City of Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-Arrived: Saraggosa and |
lea Gull.