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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

! New YoRK. Dec. Is, Evening. - Cotton
! closed dull !: Uplauds IA, Orleans 14s net
receipts $50. gross BIZ sales COP.
Futures closed steady: sales 43, 200 bales as
| follows Low Middling for December nomi-
nally IA, for February II 1882, for March
IA 1912, for April $40 Is 5-B2, for May Is.
for June u 1892. for July 16 l-32Ct l6 1-1G,
for August lG 3-lGC 16i.
Southern -four quiet and unchanged.
Wheat closed steady. Corn less active, 94c
for old Western mixed in store. Coffee quiet
and unchanged Sugar dull, nomnally &c
lower. Molasses-foreign dull and nominal:
New Orleans quiet, GA Csc. Rice unchanged.
limited jobbing demand. Tallow firm, SEA
Is 1916. Rosin steady, 50 2OG12 25 for
strained Turpentine 34aCl35c. Pork more
active; old mess $50 37s; new do. inspected.
S21 25(a 81 80 Beef quiet. Lard dull and
heavy prime steam IL ZIG. Whisky a
shade tirmer, S1G1 OIL
New YORK, Dec. 15.-Freights to Liverpool
steady; cotton by steam, l.
Sugar, 81 for fair to good refining, 81
prime: refined dull, buyers fvor, s.Cl 10
and 1910, lOs for powdered and granulated,
10s crushed.
CINCINNATI, Dec 15.-Cctton dull; Midtlling
l32. Flour steady: demand moderate. Wheat
quiet, red 81 l2" l II. Corn dull, 7OCa y
Oats steady. demand moderate; 58C162. Pork
demand fair Mt lower rates. $40 SO. Lard
dull and unsettled; steam 12aCa1 2ss; closing
at 1877; kettle II. Bulk meats dull shoulders
Gi, clear rib 9sG9a, clear 10. Bacon dull:
shoulders 81, clear rib ~. clear 13i.
Whisky strong and active, 96.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 15-Cotton dull and I'M
changed. Flour inactive and unchanged.
Wheat dull; No. 2 spring Chicago 81 OF.
No. 2 red winter 81 O5h@1 OSt. Corn
frmer, 6GtM IS. Oats tirmer: little doing:
Nc. 2 $50 81. Viii ky steady at %. Pork
dull at $50 So Green hams dull at l0i.
Bulk meats lower; shoulders 81, clear rib %.
clear 10 loose; no demand. Lard l2iM 12nn.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 15.-Cotton quiet; Mid
ding 13ic Flour and Wheat quiet and IN
changed. Corn quiet, at 73(o 75c. Oats quiet
at G5C' Csc. Pork quiet, at Sd 80. Bacon
shoulders 9sc. clear rib l2!c. New sug't-
cured hams. new 1fsc. Bulk shoulders
&c. clear rib &c, clear 104c. Lard-tierces
14.c, kegs 15c Whisky 96c.
CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-Flour dull and dropping.
Wheat dull and lower: No 2 spring Chicago
SO. Corn dull: No. mixed 75a. Oats
dull. sale. Pork dull. $40 90. Lard dull
l2sc. Bulk meats shoulders Gac, shost rib
middles ~ &c, short clear middles agntHsc,
all loose and partly cured. Whisky steady;
demand moderate, y7c.
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Receipts Of Produce.

ST LOUIS-Per steamer Commonwealth-1O bbls
FORK hf casks bacon T Dwycr-2O pkgs butter to
Rylnes Bros pkg mlse Branch. Crookes &c 10
bills potatoes Bertucci Coos bbls whisky 80 d"
alcohol Behan Thorn eco 40 sacks malt bbs al-
pies A Blatfer &co-10 boxes eggs Breeder 4 Mil
ler-2a horses G Cohen-sO sacks Oscar Chopin
so bbs peas ~ bbls apples DclBondo-l0O do lard
Flash & Dolsen-63 pkgs WHITEHEAD Forstall 4 Della
vigne-5s bdls Irvine JAS Flynn-2o pkgs whitehead
&cO-l1s sacks rye Geo Heck &cO-33 pkgs mdse to
Hartwell & Chambers-lO do c Hartwell-5 pkgs
candy to order-3' head cattle lnban Aycock Sco-
oraer-20 bbls oil L Labat &co-ll6 coops poultry &
boxes eggs Miller & Meyer-l5o bbls cornmeal to
Newman Kent-2os sacks malt 100 do peeans to
orders pkgs mdse \ Perkins, Agent-lG stoves
and fixtures Rice Bros &co-15 bbs beef ID half bbls
do pkgs butter Russell Il Hal-iG pkgs tobacco t"
J Ss.lazin-5od do to Schmidt & Zslsler-2 bbis oil
5 NJ Todd &cO-150 bbis cOrnineal Woods Slayback
&co-9 pkgs mdse J L Woods &co-3 bSs wire to :
Whitman--3 bids tobacco f II Wilson Mills do
X Il Walker $50 sacks malt IA do rye J \ Walsh
b pkgs whitehead 30 hf bbs beer 20 bbls onions do
herring so boxes cheese Al Nv hitney &co-2 horses
lot wagon >tuifJ krbben--4nO bbls flour Far
child < Bn"ham-36 pkgs butter { II Lawrence &co
casks bacon ID bbs beans 100 bbls our Chas Pleas
ants-2OG bbls lime to ordeI-20 pkgs mdse Stautier
Macready &cO-25 bdls ti.> Alcus, Scherck &Anfev
300 sacks cotton seed 95 sacks oilcake 20 bbs OIL to
Benville Oil Co-50 sacks cotton seed Louisiana Oil
Co-La do A 4 Masinnis SOns-le53 Union OH o
30 Presdce Graham 6.col39 bales cotton u ORDER
&co-22 Aiken 4 Watt-f4 I L Alev &co-le Bus
sey aco-22 Bealles. Wood tsco-l00 " BurbIidse
&co-l- Jno Chaffe, Bro q SOM Clapp Bros AGO.
Duncan Sherman &co--2l Claiborne &eo--2l VI
Greenwood & Son-4 J Harris Nco-2 johnson
&co-9 Jackson * WaTner-a kirkpatrick 4 Keith
McGehee Snowden & Violett-2l Meyer, Weis
/ ) Is Eewnad Sco-9 Payne Kennedy &co-25O I"
Pr, clard & Bickham-4s Jno Phelps &cc-l9 DO to
Stewart Bros &co-7s Walden, Hawkins &co--9 To
Richardson & May Il Wilson & Mills-aHd sun
dries to order-Tota 1858 bales cotton 1891 sacks of
cotton seed 395 sacks ocake hhds tobacco
FISHERS LANDING-Per steamer Selma-35
bales cotton to Meyer Weis 6co-24 do TO MEG ehee
A. ViOleff-o1 4 lens CehprcE a
Richard Flower 6co-l6 Norwood i Rchards-1G TO
B Newman Aco-I6 Clapp Bros &cO-l5 Gumble
&co-s J L'HaIris Aco-G Bush 4 Levert-4 0 Hop
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MEXICO.

CIrY or MEXICO Dec. 9.-The Congression-
al Committee have reported in favor of sub
scription of SD 900 per mile to the Tehuan-
tepec Railway Company.
Lepic has been completely paeified and the
authorities reinstated.
The suppression of the order of Sisters of
Charity has been decreed by Congress by a
vote OF 113 against 81.
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LIVERPOOI--Per steamship MenPhs-45O3
bales cotton 1854 sacks ocake % sacks se cotton
pkgs snndries
BARCEiONA-Per steamship Casta-29OO bales
cotton 400 pcs slaves
HAVRE-Per brig Missis>ippi-1346 tales cotton
2400 pcs slaves
BTEMEN-Per steamship Arch DrHid-3236 bales
cotton As bales moss 200 pcs slaves
CORK-Per ship LivingstOnc-2lIG bales cotton
BARCELONA--Per bark Virgen de Monsearat--
llGO bales cottce s4OO pcs slaves
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LARGE FIRES,

BALTIMORE, Dec. 15.-G. Tollerman & Co. S
silk factory, three-story brick building on
Frederick road, a short distance from this
city, was totally destroyed 10y fire this after
noon. Loss on the building. owned by
Christian Herman, $1,000 insured for $4,000
.4 the German, Of Baltimore Loss on the
stock aud maehiuery, 5000; said to be fully
insured in The saline company. Henry Al
bright's cooper shop adjoining, and Frederick
Stengels slanghter-house also burned. Loss
OH the cooper shop, $500; on the slaughter
house, $1,000. The seam grits millof j. H.
Landucher, was damaged to the amount of
$1,000. fully insured in the National, Pkila-
delphia and German of Baltimore.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATER-Although there was q
fair house present last evening TO enjoy the
delicious treat of "Dot," the house was moi
by any means what it should be, for this ex.
quisite gem of true poetic expression deserves
la jammed auditorium nightly. For beauty Of
outline, definition Of character, and mastery
blending Of it's colors "Dot stands very
high in the scale Of merit
| Oar citizens should not fail to take this OPP
portunity, the first offered for many years.
and leaving politics. strife and business cares
behind, sit a delightful evening before the
affecting yet amusing tale of the "Cricket on
| the Hearth"
The play last night passed off much better
than on the night before. and the several
ladies and gentlemen appeared more at ease
in their roles. Mr.. Owens-s CaleL we look
upon as being his masterpiece. There is in
it a field for those delicate yet highly artistic
touches which serve to bring out the talented
genius Of an actor
Miss Laura Don was particularly pleasing
rs Bertha, and with a superb naturalness
brought out its finer points. The sprightly
Miss Ada Gilman rs Dot, was most attractive,
and the audience conld not help sympathizing
with John at what he imagined the loss OF his
hearts treasure To-day there will be grand
ladies' matinee.
ACADEMY OF Music Mr.. De Icons extra
vaganza of Hamlet was complete success
at the Academy last evening, and it seems
from the crowded houses it has drawn to be
as attractive and entertaining to our people
as the tragedy. The house was jammed and
the entire cast sustained their parts credit
ably. The same will be presented at the
matinee to-day.
ST. CHARLES T4EATER There was rather |
a small house present at the Old Drury last |
evening. The indisposition of Little Nell |
kept many away who otherwise would have
attended, and there was as it were gap in
the attractions.
Nevertheless, the company made those who
we're fortunate enough to be present happy
With that zeal so much to be commended,
airly outdid their former performances.
To-day noon there will be given q ladies
matinee,
GAyETY THEATEE.-The performance was
dmirab!e last night at the Gayety, and the
arge audience which filed the house seemed
0 eojoy themselves TO the utmost extent.
The many artists who appeared put forth
heir every energy to please, and most GER
ainly they did from the frequent encores &C
Orded them Is
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Imports.

HANRE-Ter bark Vigo-667 mill stones ID Ran
lett &cO-3 cases mtse L Pierre &cO-3 do Convent
Good shepherd
CETTE-J'vr bark DOmenicO Lanata-4O cks wine
l. MarnoT-25 do J Iarba-GO do ~ boxes do 100 or
pipes do 80 sctaves do Ca,riere &co-61O casks do
1000 baskets oil 300 vermouth 200 boxes soap u
bbs wine 40 do almonds 100 Or pipes wine eases of
cheese 100 DO figs 81 pkgs mdse Lanata-llO cks Of
wine a az pipes do 80 eighth do + Gelpi a BrO-100
casks wire 2OC cases vemOuh 81 bills olives to order
GENnA-Per bark Delfno-1O0O boxes oil 3 bbs OF
oil IL bales corks 59l paste 100 Inf do 20 cases Of
wine ok rs mase j Il SOlari & SOns-l bx oil NJ Gal
del,-l do wine = Trops-19 cases marble \ Venn
&co- do NJ Muldoon &co-3 do I bbls cheese SO
nataa eases cheese SO baskets oil 400 boxes paste
100 cases vermouth II pkg mdse & Sclaccauga &co
90 oil % do wine 80 baskets garlic 75s xs paste
3sa boxes paste $50 do vermonth-l do syrup to L
Mainoni-OO boxes soap SOP do paste 100 10 oil 100
ve,mouth do wiue baskets oil $50 marble 81
blocks do ij slabs do to order
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

c H Chapman. Ind
Thos d Bell. Ky
F Ringgold, Rapids Is
Jas Robbins, city
n c Snider, Miss
II Morrison, Little Rock
w H Bowser, Louisyill
J Hafner. st Louis No
J Y Westervelt, Florida
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C Hamelin, Mobile
W E Sibley, Philada
c Clifton, Rapids La
Jas Brown, Rapids La
FL Dixon, Wis -
Miss Morrison, L Rock
Gus A Wicksted, Ala
J + Orrin x fam, NY
W r Sluyter, n Y
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RlNE.

SOUTHWEST Pass Dec. Is. T. M-Bar-
nmer 1880. Wmd L. n. E., strong
No arrivals or departures.
New York. Dee. 10. Arrived. Wyoming
LONDON. Dec. l5.-The brig BrocSlesby ar
rived from Galveston to-day in a damaged
condition.
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Columbus Journal: IF old Jerry Black
goes to the United States Senate he will re-
Iuire cuspador the size Of a sugar hogs
head. He spits his hatful in the course OF .
ten minutes talk in the Supreme Court"
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Sypher, q carpet-bagger from Louisiana, is
the only Congressman thus far implicated by
the Pacific Mail investigation. The name is
ominous. Perhaps nothing will come Of it,
after all.-Chicalo Tribune, { Radical) 18Th
inst.
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Outside-.-yVaiting Orders.

Ship CorOnc: Bryan, from Havana, to master
Ship Minnie ii Perry, 80 days from Liverpool, to
nRtster
Ship Tiger Miller, from Liverpool Oct oath, to G
Shepherd &co
British ship Birmingham Durham. from Liverpool,
Oct H. to master
Bark Hypatia, Dakin, from Barrow, Eng, Oct 10, to
master
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U. s. SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ID. Error to the SUI
preme Court of Louisiana In this case the
court held that the ordinance Of the city OF
New Orleans imposing levee dues on vessels
which stop at the wharyes Of the city or moor
III the waters of the Mississippi river within
the city limits, is not compensation for the
use of the wharyes but tax upon such YES
sells for the privilege of landing or mooring
and thus viewed rs the assessment Of tax and
il measured by the tonnage Of vessels, it falls
directly within that clause Of the Constitution
prohibiting State from laying such duty
without the consent Of Congress
It proceeded that a municipality binding
wharves and piers for the use of commerce.
may properly require some compensation from
vessels using them. hut it said that in so
doing care should be taken not to 90 bey ond
the sphere of State authority. as limited by
the Federal Constitution. Reversed Justice
Miller delivered the opinion.
Watson VS.. Bouderat-error to the Circuit
Court TOR the District Of Louisiana. In this
cause the court holds that the law Of Louis
lana requires actual seizure Of property to be
sold by the sheriff under tieri tacias; and that
where the seizure was by notice thereof posted
on the courthouse it was insufficient. and no
title passed to the purchaser ut the sale, and
this Notwithstanding the fac. that the defend
ant in the proceeding was ut the courthouse
and saw the ~ tice. Reversed.
Mr.. Justice Bradley delivered the opinion.
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In~ide-Waftfng Orders.
EXPORTS.

Norwegian bark Leviathan, Foriesen, q days from
Aspinwal in ballast, to master
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THE ORLEANS BULLETIN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 49,

cen and wife, 10 Miss Alice Green. Iowa
cen, Iowa Percy Allen Iowa
7 OFT son. Tex Judge Pierce, Philadh
[enry, Philada Peter Mooney, Va
Slade, Va John Gallagher, Va
nsend, Wash ton Pierce, Washington
do Thos King 4. wife, n Y
CITY HOTEL.
acksher. city id Billings and wife,
;ard, McComb McComb City
r McFecter, New York
rett, New York Dan'l NJ Willis, -.
tits, Ala D D Dawson, Ala
'lorgaE, La L c Gibson. Miss
organ Jos Capped, La
FIRTH, La As Pennover, Memphis
ans, Miss Rob't H Bennett, Miss
,sby. st Louis W. Law, La
edmond. La II W Ramsay, Fxrmeri-
'Wilde,-N NY Vile
rrow. Quebec T Fisher. Texas,
Williams, Miss W J Jourdain. Fla
Miss C Dean. ST Louis
oOks Geo L Cross, city
ckerham. city VIM Puryear, 7 7 Car
CROUCH, Texas Co
m, wharf master NJ Putnam. J H and S A
RR
2 N Fielder, Texas
rrill. Jr. Va NJ s. Castiel, Texas
ndall. Texas F G EIacksher
Grasty, city Gen rhos Crammer, city
CASSIDY'S HOTEL.
kinson. La LW Gray. Miss
lderson, Miss G S Rodenbush. Miss
|, La NJ r Invies, Utica, N Y
tn, Miss OIL Hardemapn. Miss
lson, Colorado RH Hail. La
innell, La JH Moffitt. St Mary
ca, Md E L Beauchamp, La
lum, La JIM Guennyer. NY
ton, Miss CIV Dobson. Miss
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Passengers.

Per steamship City of Merida from New York via
Havana and Mexican ports
Mrs Hamulker and servart-L Pke-Robert /:
Smal-E II COles-H Steven>-A Hummel-A RO-
senberger-SG Grasky-A Prncipe-M Rugger-E
HarrisOn-ti Owen and chi dren-J Maffee-M l..
Pal-Mariam Leon-Ed Owen.
Per steamship Yazoo, from Philadelphia via Ha-
From Philadelphia I H,uson-N Keifer-Hv
Wetma1l-L BOwald. From Havana e Yalrita-T
Stcvens-Jos Prade-Nartin Carrol-VictOr Gen
tile-Baptis:e Rives-t; McDonald-JOs Tara ya-L
WitkOwsky-M:s Il Schneiiel-t ,scar Schneider
Quman-Jolln Siinguf.
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EkllSl uAYANA.

HAVANA. Dec. 15.-On the morning of Nov.
Both, patty Of 100 insurgents attempted to
take Fort Cascerro, while the main body 800
or 800 strong awaited the result in the out
skirts of the village. hidden in the thickets
The attacking party surprised the guard, and
succeeded in penetrating to the interior of the
fort, but We're Immediately driven ont.
fort, and others were killed and wounded in
their fight. The surprise having failed the
insurgents made general attack, but were
repulsed, and reiterated with an increased loss
in killed and wounded.
The Spanish forces in the Remedies Dis
trict on the I'd and Sd inst. dispersed forty
rebel horsemen and small force of infantry.
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BERLIN.

BEELIx, Dec I'm the Won Arnim trial
to-day the public prosecutor spoke in reply to
the argument delivered yesterday by Herr
Holtzendorf Of unset for the defense. and
the latter responded to the Crown officers
SneecL
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Below-Copnin4 I'm.

Ship Forest Belle Sutherland, As days from London,
to master
Ship Agnes Davis, from Cardiff, Wales, Oct IL, to
master
Ship Annie Burlell Blauvelt Sc days from Antwerp
to mHster
Bark Maria Catherine. Slausman II days from Am
sterdam to master
Bark Protector, Jensen, from Newport Oct 10, to
master
Bark w II Jenkins Durkee, 20 days from Liverpool
to master
Spanish brig Felipe, Obesta, 3 days from Havana to
master
Brig Caroline Gray, Punken, G days from Key West
to master
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Cargo per steamship Hutchinson from Mdianoia--
bales hides to Pilsbury-146 bales cotton bills
pecans bills tallow Francke & Danneel-sOO mead Of
cattle 70 head hogs Mehle &co-l7l dry hides II
bales hides hales wool 30 bales cotton Whitney
&co-2 do Perkins Swenson &co-4 bales hides .
| st l. e. c RR-61 bbls pecans Small &co-65 do to
| Schneider & Zuberbier-Total, rs bales cott.
From GalvestOu-2 bales cotton to Francke e. Dan.
neel-6l do G W Sentell &co-34 J W Burbridge SEQ
| 80 Clapp Bros &co-i7 Walmsley &co--lO Jno
| Phelps &co-6 r 7 Buckner l. Bro--3 Darcy 4
Wheeler P Davis &eo-Tota. 1913 bales cotton
Cargo per steamship Whitney, from Galveston
) bales cotton to W Burbridge &co-l67 do Is bales
paper stock to order-42 head cattle Mehle AGO.
Total 172 bales cotton
Cargo per steamship Austin, from Eoekrort-
bbls beef hams 10 A Whitney kco-112 bbls tallow
81 hdls hides Perkins. Swenson &co-4O bbs beef to
Z Pilsbury
December $40 hhds sugar IS bbs moasses to
J Forstill & Sons-f0 do j 5 Wallis-s Soeola-
"a do 80 hhds sugar J W Burbrilse &co-3o bhls mo
lasses b Johnson-5O do Thibaur-5o r Brugiel-sn
do bbls sugar NJ ScOtt-Total 42 hhds sugar 297
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
December l5-lUll bales cotton to order-5O do to
Ranger, Fatmin &co-l73 Lehman Abraham eco
2is Never, Weis &co-aoO c Rodoconachi &co-24 to
.Jno Hardie &co-ai B1itton, Moore & Coleman-45
Richardson May-5 Kirkpatrick Keith-3 PIN,
Foorwood &,.o-3 Jurey & Gillis-5O bbls rosin to.
J F Simpson-2O do u H Marks &eo-5O bbls whisky
sa% SO Is sn ass % do q Bayy ISn
JnO kn.-ls bdls hides Kemhle &co-l6 do to
Thos Schorr-a bales hides II hides bdls skins
SACKS WOOL hay N McnIe--SU pk.S TOBACCO ElaSif,
Lewis &co-50 do ] z Sarrazin-6 plOws JnO Noble
bales yarns Clapp Bros &co-6 bales domestic to
McStea g. Values do H kern--3 do NJ Levy Aco-f
Lehman Abrhaam &co-s Wallace &co-7 do cases,
do W II Letchtord &co-49 bills paper Seymour X
Stevens-2! do u Wi'son-20 NJ Gastrell-l5 + j
Perraut-3 boxes mse L Booth Albert 4 Rein
arth-1 + Levy &co-l j Z Rodd-1 4 A Carter
and sundries to order-Totai 1915 bales cotton
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Pearl rver-Per schooner Petronia He bales of
cotton to Stewart Bros &co-l3 bbls tar Bagden-5.
cOops poultry 20 cords wood 100 hides 5000 feet um
Der to order
Pascagonla-Per schooner Martha MO- GOO feet
lumber to order
Pearl river-Per schooner Gipsey-1O cords wood
to master
Tickfaw-Per schooner Indian Reeds cords wool
to master
Sprnsheld-Per schooner Elizabeth Ann-2 bales
cotton bbls rosin 20 ship knees 25 cords wood to.
master
Blind river-Per schooner Victoria-6O0O slaves.
300 shingles "A sacks seed cotton to master
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Mandeve-Per schooner Tres Hermanas-3a
lords wood master
Blind River-per schooner Ellen-16 cords wool
% master
Bayou Lacombe-Per schooner Mary Jane-ea
Ords wood master
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MORE MlIHDERS.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 15.--Gus Fischer, saloo
Keeper in Cahokia village. six miles below
here on the Illinois side OF the river, blew the
top of John Rounds head off with shotgun
Sunday night 1t appears both were drink
ing hard, and Fischer made improper propo.
sails to woman accompanying Rounds, and
the latter in return Threatened to outrage Il
little daughter of Fischer, whereupOn Fischer
seized gun aud killed Rounds as stated
Both very very hard cases, and the woman
in the affair is said 10 be prostitute. Fischer
is in Jail.
The calaboose at Usage Mission, Kansas,
was burned Saturday night. and two men
named Cariin and Fair persisted in the flames.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 10. : p. M.-Yarns and
fabrics at Manchester dull. prices lower
LONDON. Dec. Spirits Of turpentine 25s Cd.
LONDON. Dec. Evening. Linseed oil
24s 9d(, POS
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Wednesday Morning, December 16.
Cleared Yesterday.


British steamship Memphis, Mellon, for Liverpool
Slas Weeks &c.
British steamship Arch Druid, Thomson, for Bremen
Ocean. Zerega &ct
Spanish steamship Castillo. Larragcti, for Barcelo
ma NJ PUG &ct
British ship Livingstone, Crosby for Cork
Hall & Vaughan.
Spanish bark virgen de Monserrat, Maraga for Bar
ceoila- Ocean. Zerega az
Italian brig Mississippi Figari, for Havre-
A X Miller Sec
Steamship City of Merida, Zimmerman. from New
York, via Havana and Mexican Ports to J NJ
WitherSpOon--1St dist ID
Steamship Yazoo, Barrett. from Philadelphia 5tll
inst. via Havana. to A Yorke-2d dist 10
STEAMBOATS,
Eelle YazOo. ParIisOt. from Yazoo River
Selma. Dugas. from Fishers Landing
Commonwealth. Gates from st LOUIS
Waloon. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Robert Lee Campbell. from Vicksburg
st John. Jumel, from Plaguemine
W J Behan. Wilkinson from Shreveport
Hv Tete. Aucoin. from Donaldsonville
Frazer, Canton, from Lower Coast
Willie. Blanks. from Trenton
Wawenock. Gleason. from Bonnet Care
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Martha NJ, from PasCag0ula
Schooner Petronia H. from Pearl river
Schooner Gipsey, from Pearl river
Schooner Indian Reed from Tickta
Schooner Elizabeth Ann. from Springfield
Schooner Victoria from Blind river
ARRIVALS AT TIE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Tres Hermanes, from Vaudeville
Schooner Ellen from Blind river
Schooner Mary Jane. from Bayou Lacombe
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NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
NEW ORLEANS, DECEMBER 1G. 1874.
FOREIGN NEWS.
J.ONDON.

LONDON, Dec ia special dispatch t.
the Pail Mall Gazctte, from Berlin, says the re
Div Of Herr Holtzendorf in the Won Amin
trial to-day to the speech Of the public prose
cutor was masterpiece Of eloquence. ant
produced powerful effect. Tue verdict i,
the case may possibly he reached by Thurs
day next.
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Memoranda.

NDy eI tn p III
Philadelphia, Dec. Ito Z. A. Yorke. Agent
The steamship Juniata Capt Catherine arrived at ,
p. NJ. today. Sails 10, New Orleans Oh return voy
age on 10th inst.