The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-21
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from our Evening Edition of Yesterday

(From our Evening Edition Of Yesterday
LONDON, Nov pa boat belonging to He
Naiesty's steamship Aurora was run down il
the Clyde yesterday and seventeen men wer
drowned
The infant son of the Duke of Edinburgl
will be baptized at Buckingham Palace OF
Monday next. The Queen, Empress Of Rus
STA, the Prince and Princess OF Wales tn
Czarevitz, and the Grand Duke Alexis will b
present. "a.
The Neus correspondent at Hendaye re
ports the storm has abated and the Republi
can troops are again in motion. The Carlist
yesterday captured two newspaper correspond
erts and took them to Andoin, where Gen
Egara Immediately ordered their release.
PARIS, Nov. 20-An alarming explosion oc
CURED in a chemical factory in st. Dennis
to-day The building was destroyed, and the
railway station near it badly damaged. Three
persons were killed and fifteen badly injured,
Half the windows in town were broken.
Ronher has gone to CLiselhurst to attend
the Council OF Imperialists summoned III view
OF the approaching session of the Assembly.
San SEBASTIAN, Nov 20-Several steam
ships with Republican troops on board, which
sailed from here for Santander, put back to-
day in consequence Of the heavy weather at
sea. The supply of provisions in the city is
short, even for the usual inhabitants, and the
unexpected return Of these soldiers, causes
much distress
BERLIN, Nov. 20.-Prince Gortschakoff,
Russian Foreign Minister, who has been So
journing here tor several days, had long and
final interview with Prince Bismarck to-day,
after which he took his departure for st. Pc
tcrsburg. During Prince Gortschakoff 5 stay
here, in private conversation, be expressed
mis- confidence in the maintenance of the
reaca Of EurOpa for many vearc
New YORK, Nov. 20.-An incendiary fire at
Katonah, Westchester county. N. ", Thurs
day, destroyed property valued at S45,O COO
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 20.-The Clerkship of the
Court Of Appeals is declared vacant, the cam
didate, Thos. l.. Jones, Democrat, who re-
ceived $4,000 majority, having accepted
challenge to fight duel five years ago.
NEW YORK, Nov. ga letter from Hava-
na. dated Nov. IA, says that rumors were in
circulation that Captain General Concha was
about to resign or be superseded
The two fishermen who were arrested q
shot time ago and reported to be citizens of
the United States, prove to be Italians, and
are in Jail on charges Of smuggling.
New YORK, Nov. 2O.-Snow fell this morn
ing.
OMAHA, Nov. 2O.-The recent snow storm
was much heavier on the overland route west
of Cheyenne, than here, and snow storm
blockade on the railroad is feared. Tge West
ern Union wires, Frustrated comparatively by
the severity Of the storm, are again in good
working order to California and Montana.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-The annual meet
ing Of the Freedmen's Society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church was held here. The
report gives the list Of schools established in
different sections the country, and says that
Of the three thousand pupils in these schools
more than one thousand of them are pre-
pairing to assist iu-+he elevation of their race
by teaching school, or by preaching the gos-
pei Bishops Bowman and Andrews made
addresses to the meeting last evening.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 2O.-The Democratic par
~ Of Tennessee celebrated the recent political
victories last evening. The city is full OF peo-
pie from this and the surrounding States. The |
was addressed at the Exposition
building last evening by Hon. Jas. r. Beck, of
Kentucky, and Hon. N. G. Kerr, of Indiana,
md last night by Gov. McEnery, of Louisiana
md Hon. j. Proctor Knott, of Kentucky, Gen.
Gordon, of Georgia, and Gen. Morgan, of
Alabama. Last night the city was Illuminated
md salute Of a hundred guns was fred from
Capitol Hill.
New YonK, Nov. 90, Noon. ~ Cotton - spot
irmer, Ordinary 12', Good Ordinary 49,, Low
AZ, Middhng Orleans ISL.
Futures steader. Low Midd1ing for November
4l@l4 1916 for December 14B@l4 1916. Tor
January L. BIG, for February l5h@15 9-l6,
or July N116 1916
Flour duh and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
Unchanged Corn dull and unchanged. Pork
irm mess SCI.
Lard heavy; steam 14i. Turpentine heavy,
81: Rosin firm, 81 25@2 80 for strained.
freights firm.
New York, Nov. 2O.-stocks dull money 3;
!od 1llt. Exchange, long, 4S5h, short, 400.
Governments active, but lower for some State
,Onds quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20, Noon.-Cotton steady;
)plands ~, Orleans SiMSt. Estimated sales
o-day 1000 bales, including 2OCO for speculation
nd export.
Sales for the week $4,000, $4,000 being for
peculation and $4,000 for export. Weeks re.
eipts $4,000 bales, including $4,000 American
took afloat $4,000, 242, 900 being American {
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2O.-Breadstuffs quiet. Pork {
LONDON, Nov. 90, Noon.-Consols for money ,
3 0p93i; on account 93 l@193s.
PARIS, Nov. 20, 3 2. M.-Rentes 81, francs 42l
entimes.
GALVESTON, Nov. 20. - Arrived Steam ship |
arlan from lndianola, Hutchinson and Jose
hine from Brashear.
Cleared: Schooner C. B. Clements for Calca-
Sailed: Steamships Harlan and Josephine for
rashear, and schooner Geo. Scaley for Havana
SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov. 20, Noon.-Barometer f
}. Wind N. W., fresh> q
Arrived: Mexican steamship Tobasco at 7:3O =
st night, days from Vera Cruz British steam. ;,
nip Alice at A. NJ, Ellis master, from Liver
col, to Ocean Zerega Il Co.
Sailed Briggs Nuevo Sabine and Nuevo Co.
ernicO. =
New YORK, Nov. 20.-Arrlved Euterpe. I
Arrived out: Statesman, Golden Rule, Flor !
ice, Margaret and 9. +. Eston.
MANrGoMERY BLAIR.-This gentleman was c
, original Republican, and was Mr.. Lincoln's ;,
ostmaster General during the war. His '.loy- s
ty,' therefore, cannot be questioned. But l
, talks most disloyally and impudently about =
e nations wards, and shows that he knows a \
BOD deal about them, as witness the follow c.
g extract from his remarks in late intery view il
it'll the reporter Of . New York Radical
sper:
Nov" said Mr.. Blair with the opinated- :
ess of Baillie Nichol Jarvis, "You needn't
ii me ANYTHING about nipyers Az the Kan u