The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
From our Evening Edition Of Yesterd.,

lrTOn our Evening EO1uOn OF 1eStef00y.J
New IBERIA, Oct 6-The Sugar Bo,ol Of
to-day, has the following The Democratic
majorities are as heretofore reported. All
the election. When the commissioners of
Hubertville poll came up to hand in their
box the supervisor could not be found. When
rendered to him the next morning. he replied
that according to Law, it was too late.
Wednesday he startdd for New Orleans
with all the boxes, except that of Hubertville,
at which the citizens were indignant
Thursday q delegation of citizens called
upon Mr.. Numa Hacker, who had charge of
the box, and requested that he convey it to
New Orleans, which he consented to do, and
left on the boat the same afternoon with Mr..
W. F. Schwing, who will represent the inter-
est of the citizens.
The election passed off quietly. No dis
turbance or intimidation. The people carried
the election fairly, and will not submit to any
such Outrage. Without that box the Radicals
would all be elected. The whole North has
spoken in our favor, and our rights can no
longer be denied us.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The chef authorities of
the Church have decided to hold great
International Congress in London, with the
object OF maintaining the doctrine of Papal
Infalibility, reasserting the Popes rights to
temporal as Well as spiritual power, and pro-
claiming it to be the bounden duty of all
Christians to return to the allegiance of Rome
It is stated this determination is the result
of direct instructions from the Vatican and
some of the highest dignitaries of the church
will attend the Congress Archbishop Man
ming, in q speech at Westminster, admitted
the spiritual influence of the Pope had greatly
increase since the loss Of his temporalities.
If arbitration was ever to supesede war, the
Pope would be the only possible authorized
arbitrator
The catholic World, he added, was threat
ened with controversy on all the DEGREES of
a Ecumenical Council. There was undoubt-
eddy approaching one of the mightiest con-
tests the religious world had ever seen.
Therefore, it was necessary to fearlessly put,
through the free press of England, the Pope's
rights and his pretensions to worldwide allie
glance
SANTANDER. Nov. 6-Ten steamers have
been emburgoed to carry troops to the relief Of
Irun.
A dispatch from Irun reports the Carlists
suffering heavily.
New York, Nov 6.-Roman Catholic Dish-
or Bacon, OF the diocese of Portland, is dad.
Boston, Nov. Ga very large number OF
navy yard employees have been discharged
and more are going to be.
IS The Democrats are jubilant throughout
New England.
New YORK, Nov. 6, Noon.-Cotton quiet Or
binary 12s, Good Ordinary 131. Low Middling
~, Midding 14i, Middlng Alabama l42, Mid
ding Orleans Is.
Futures quiet and easy; Low Middling for
November a0l4 GIG, December 14s Ola 11-16,
January IA 1916, February 154a15 SIG, March
l5!@l5 ZIG, April Is 1916, May Is 1-l6, June
6s@pl6 7.f6.
Flaur quiet. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn
steady. Pork heavy, mess $40 IS. Lard quiet,
steam 13s. Tucpentine squiet, 35a. Rosin un-
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Stocks active; money D.
Gold 1.09s. Exchange-long 1885, short 4.8o4.
Governments active. State bonds quiet and
steady.
LoSDoS, Nov. c. Money-street rate below
bank rate.
Consols; for money 93@63l on account a3..
PARIS, Nov. {. -Rentes 62f 15c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. G. Noon.-Breadstuffs quiet;
corn 35s 3D.
L1vERpoo1, Nov. 6, 1890 P. Motion quiet;
Uplands 7s@74; Orleans 8a@84. Estimated sales
to-day Il. 600 bales, 1000 being for speculation
and export.
Sales for the week 7s, 900 bales, 5000 being for
speculation, and 5000 for export. Stock SIS, 600
bales, ia, COO being American.
Weeks receipts $4,000 bales, 5000 of which
which IA, 600 are American. Actual exports
5000 bales.
October and November shipments from New
Orleans, not below Low M;ddling, 1850.
LA1ER.-2:S0 P. Motion unchanged. The
sales to-day include 1000 bales Of American.
=, SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov. 6, Noon.-Rarometer
Arrived Norwegian ship Tros, IS days from
Carthagena.
No departures.