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lncl0s -. .............. 1892;
pool AMI $40 to New York.
Recstpts proper since last evening IA bales
against ~ on last Wednesday, and 337 last year
making IN aggregate since Friday evening Of a3s
bales, tgAinst 1852 last week. and 1899 last wear.
and ainis August 81 of l,2ll ,Ol5 bales, against
-, iti last year corrections included in both
Tho Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all tho E0rts nom II NJ. yesterday to II NJ. TODAY
1904 b1sa, against 1879 last Wednesday and 27S3
last year, and since Friday $3.50 bales. against
s7solass rel and siSl last year: Total since
yesr-irUesse 2O4, l22.
Exports Friday to Tuesday inclusive) to Great
Britain 6S99 bales against II, l29 last week, and
y, 800 last year, and to the Continent - bales
against Isl last week and $3.50 last year.
Stock 81 all the delivery ports made up to II
~, y: ~ p2l bales against 22a,sS last week, and
Tho hove totals at all the ports are exclusive
Of corr ctions.
TOBAOqO-lt was currently reported among
the trsdy e day that several hundred hhds had
negossa ~ pen,ling lor 7o6 hkds al one factors
and rGnn4 3N1Cunt It anothefss. We were Unable
to authSntSc6fak 6ale. The efforts made to ann
press ihtqld6eaoe Tor some weeks past, which
have bean S6H temporarily successful, Keep our
lob ,oS'1cS % e rs s,se sSr h ntsssnss
this wssse bids III Sesk iSoo; vssI before re
a9& This 4 according 70 6uS tecq1 but Il il
generally hs6sysd thas sl,gi 80 aastional
have cbsaeed hands without bedng reported. We
aSSss = ow. :. t2Ss :. Sy e, e.. At
q 1l{0A and selectons st lS0lSA Come fine
suGs ~ Md = high = &C.
Reeesed since Inst evening l0e hid: exported
49,. SSlxs ". -. " 1890 = xists2s.1
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and sailed for New Orleans.

NEW YORK.
Steamship San Antonio, Pennington. sid July 8
Steamship Mississippi CrOwel. sid July IL
Steamship New Orleans, Clapp sid July IL
Steamship City OF Dallas, Hines. sid July Is
Bark Frank Marion, Dillon. .ldg July Z
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Alice, Ellis. .--........-ldg June 5
Steamship State Of Alabama Flint ldg June 20
Steamship State of LOuisan, Steawrt. ldg July II
Ship Golden Rule, Hall Observation-Disclosures sid July
Bard Prairie Bird, Sandford. ldg May q
AMSTERDAM.
Bark Noah. Nielsen. cid June
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vICkSBURG AND THE BENDS.

FOR VlCKSBURG. ia, x..fg
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, ct S PIX lafisS
n's FOR VICKSBUKlSn PALMYRA
Lake, Grand Cult, st. Joseph, Rodney'
- !. Waterproof, Natchsz, Fort sAdama Rsa
River, Hogs Point, Tunica, Bayou sara Pogt Hud
son, BATON Rouge, Plaquemine, DonaLieoay1ile and
AN Intermediate Landings, the splendid passenger
steamer -
1910. Gov. Allen. ,f. .,,,.,.... e.
- W. Benson, master, 4 A (lven risrA =
viii leave as above connecting at Vicks1nrr, v;f 81
steamer LUCY KERN for Yazno md Tai7ahsech;s
and LIZZIE for Suntiower River. -
TOT fr'ag ht, or passage apply on boand. or TO
JONI JANNEY. Agent III Common ST.
my2 HITE 4 CARILN, 4 TchouptouIas a.
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ATTAKAPAs AND ATcHAFALAYA.

REGULAR ATTAKAPAS PACRET.
=, Leaves on SATURDAY. July a. at SP N. IN
,-ERe FOR 81. MAKTlNvU.LE rEAUSSE
Pointe, New Iberia, Jeanesette Chafen-
=, ton, Franklin, Centrev;lle PATTERSON.
vile p, bayou Chene, Smmsport Churchyine, Meath
and Atchatalaya River-The No passan TT stessn.r
Ida,
~, j. +. FOIgay, master,
WIZ leave as above. For freight passAgo apply On
Doalu OF to HITE 4 CARLIN. -
1yl0 4Tch0upitOulas street.
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quotations. quotations

The raarket opened with better inquiry, and
notwithstanding Encouraging dispatches from
Liverpool and New YOrk-the former reporting a
decline Of Lied in Middling Uplands, with sales
Of l2,O0C bales, and the latter slower to sell y
fur spots and decline OF 1-32019-32c in futures
the sales up to II NJ. embraced 600 bales, partly
ct previous rates and partly at figures still more
in favor of buyers; after which the movement
became still more active, resulting in the COM
parativaly liberal business noted above. The de-
mand MAS partly for Liverpool and partly for the
North. Strict Ordinary to Good Ordinary sold
ct l3lc, Good Ordinary ut IA and 14ic, Low
Ni1dlng, good STYLE ut 16 and 16Ic, and Strict
Low Middling at 16sc.
Nothing transpired within our observation in
the higher grades, which have been for some
time neglected and nominal, but held at our quo
tstiOns. The 2}5 =. NJ. dispatch from New York
reporting decline Of in spots was calculated to
depreM prices, but appeared to have very little
influence.
The t,mount on shipboard not cleared, going
q board and engaged for shipment, was set
down 81 the opening this morning at 5000 bales,
embracing 1900 Tor Liverpool, 1900 for Spain, and
ESQ Tor the North, which when deducted from
tho stock ON hand by our running statement last
evening, leaves n, 500 bales
The Exchange reports "Sales 100 bales,
including 200 ater 4'P M. yesterday. Demand
good" its quotations are reduced for Middlng,
and ! for Good Middling, with no other change
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on band August 81, 1873. bales TIT
Arrived since last statement 800. GAG
Arrived previously. ,3l9, Ss2 $40, 1873
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKER
FOK CHlCOT CITY, MOUTH WHITE XND AR
KANSAS, GkEENVILLE, v1CKSBURG
$40 W AND THE BENDS go 10 OF 81 \
r. Leaves every THURSDAY, At o'dosk, n II. yts
H. FOR CH1COr iCITY,5' MOUTH
White and Arkansas rivers, GreenvilIf
ar,. .- vicksburg, Natchez and way laadinga-
The nne and fast passenger packet 49, ss}I4sT
Frank Parg0ad. 6Tls aufssS. 81
y; A. " mite, master, e4,fs q c. HolmeA clerk IS
WIZ leave a. above carrying the United bstea natl
ana connecting at vicksburg with TIE ssteaiaer
EMMA 1or all points on Yazoo and Tslfakatchie
rivers, and steamers of the Anchor Line for ths.
mouth OF White and Arkansas riyers Memphis
Cairo and St Louis -7'--'.' -
j. JANNEY, III Common street
HITE Il CARLIN,. CO.
Tchoupitoulas street.
lo1 s.5-. r.. Il q ea.4t i,te,{ Agents.
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SHIPS.
BOSTON.

(~rN~~>sC~~)-~s--
tf FOR BostOn-The Al brig JeAn w. Hans,
Saa Hunt master, is now loading TOR the above
@-port, and having the greater portion OF her
ea,ga engaged viii have quick dispatch ~
For freight apply to g. 1alisf1gg. els e
NORTON Il BELL
yl3 - Carondciet stroee.
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OPET1OCSAS.

OPELOCSAS. g
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
n n%s and sH & . sssss
on the Coast Atchafalaya River and Ba-
you Courtableal-the new and light draught passen
ger steamer
Bertha,
II. H. Broad master j. r. Schmidt CLERK \
will leave as above, every WEDNESDAY. at > r. NJ :
taking freight and passengers tor all Landings on Ba
you DIES Gaizes to be landed at either Big Bend Land
ing OF at either warehouse Sinmspor For freight
or passage apply On board, OF to Yy
my 81 j. b. WOODS CO., LEA Gravier st.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at SPIN
For Washiugtou, Pert barre,
SimmspOrt Churchville. ond I'll iaterme-
=. diate landings onthe Coast Atchafaylaya
River and Bayou Courtableau, the light drsught
passenger steamer
Z: 4uatIevaux master, I. JOHN clerk
Will leave As above every SATURDAY. at 5P NJ
taking freight and passengers for all laudjna on RI
you DIES Glazes, in connection with steamer Creole
from Simmsport. For freight passage apply On.
board, to j. M fNlWfIN11
je2O tt No. Is Decatur street cor C,,st.nnhous.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
T OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
51............ Camp street ............51
CAPITAL Observation-Disclosures. $500, 600
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THE COMPANY HAVE THE FOLLOWING ASSETS,
| TO WIT:
Cash on hand. .......... .$441, 1874 so
| Premiums in course OF
collection ........... G,743 40
Bills Receivable for loans
on pledge. .......... $780, &c
| Bills Receivable at short
date. ............... 25,597 Is
Bank and other Stocks.. 2O3,O74 O5
Stocks of City Railroads. 1885 90
City and other Bonds. .. 146675 81
Bonds OF Masonic Grand
| Lodge Of Louisiana. 5000 90
Bonds Of Odd Fellows
J Hall AssOciation..... 5000 90
Bonds Of Association for
Relief Of jewish Wild
Real G Ests and Orphans sS S:ssS 60 60
The foregoing is true and correct transcript
from the books of the Company.
H. DOANE, President.
Ed A. PALFREY, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 26tb
Notary Public
At Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees,
held on the 25th instant, it was
Resolved, To pay on demand SECOND
SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST OF FIVE PER
CENT. to 3Oth April, 1874, making ten per cent.
per annum on the CAPITAL STOCK Of the
Company Isl, 100 0OO), and cash dividend Of
THIRTY per cent. to stockholders, on the
amount (s5l2, 155 12) of their net earned partici.
pating premiums.
HARMON DOANE, President.
ED. A. PALFREY, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Moses Greenwood, John I. Adams,
w. A. johnson, Isaac Scherck,
John !: Noble, r. NJ. Walmsley,
John Chaffe, VIM. Morrison, |
Richard Milliken, Joseph W. Carroll.
Saml E. Moore, A. Brittin,
J. l. Warren, A. H. Nav.
H. T. Buckner, 8. H. Snowden.
Samuel Friedlander. r. Lytt Lyon |
II. Frelsen, W. G. Raymond,
W. s. Pike, James s. PrestSdse. |
A. A. Yates, Samuel H. Boyd,
my28 joseph McElrov
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Cleared Yesterday.
British steamship State of Minnesota, Hamlin, for
Liverpool A K Miller Geo
Steamship CarOndelet McCreery for New York
Geo A FOsdck eco
Schooner Anita Whitmore for Cienfuegos-
Paul BOudOusguie
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Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship Wilmington Holiness from Baltimore TT
instant, via Key West to j Ii Ludwigsen-1s,
Steamship Lavaca Cooksey, from Florida ports. to
K ROberts-1st dist
Brig Frederic, from Tuxpan to MASTER
Point
Schooner Manantico Ranlet from Tuxpan, to master
Point
Scoooner J J whipple, Webb. from Utilla to master
Point
Lizzie Hopkins AucOin, from ThibOdaux
FIXTURE City Coll from st Louis, with barges
Frank Pargoud, White, from Argyle
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
Schooner Hattie from Bayou LacOmbe
Schooner Wren from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Modesto, from Bayou LacOmbe
Schooner Theresa, from Lake BOrgne
Schooner Geo Pandely, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Oriente, from Bayou LacOmbe
Sclioonr Josephine from PrOctOrville
BeoOw-At Quarantine.
Steamship Margaret Baker, from Havana via Fl0ri-
ia Ports, to X ROberts-1st Dist IA
-.--------- Exports.
LIvERPOOI~-Per steamship State OF Minnesota
Ocakc bales skins 1000 staGes *llO 900 in specie
NEW YORK-Per steamship CarOndelet-549 bis
cotton bales hides $50 bds hides 600 bbls cotton
seed oil 200 bbls flour 200 bbs beef 100 bales moss
sacks wool $500 empty bbls
C1ENFUEGOS--Per schooner Anita~--4OO bbls
-four 32 half bbls flour 700 sacks 30 erces lard
10 tierces hams
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
Thursday Morning, July IL. 5

George j. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
and River Reporter Of the Bulletin
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Net CORRECTIONS to May Is,
Hhowang the balance between
manifesto duplicated and adj
di6msA made from waste,
samples, damaged, city gin
ming II seed cotton, not en-
tered in msnifests, lint cotton
saved for seed, cleaning ma
chimes in city mills, etc. :.
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Total. -. .................
Cleared to-day.
Cleared previously. 4
Oc0suH,ed at Lehman, Abra.
ham 4 Co.'s Lane cotton
mus .............
Bank in scyttled ship Ailsa, Il
Be added, II recovered. :. :,
Stock Oil hand and ON shipboarf
4 not cl,sared corrections incIu
0OWy"s $500 80. .
Stock Oh hand not cleared same
tune last year corrections
inclD !3eill
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PlaGiarisme a

The Oswego Times has a good story toe
tell, in connection with the literary piracy
in which the students in our colleges and
academies indulge. Tho late ID. z. Page,
the first principal of the Albany State More
NAL School, remarks to the following pur-
port: He said that few years Previous
while travelling in Massachusetts,, his wife,
at hotel, found an article in magazines
which impressed her 80 favOrably that she
copied it into her scrap-bOOk. He read it at
the time, and had not thought of it since
until the evening before, when the same
article had been handed to him by one of
the students, for correction" as an original
composition. He sincerely regretted that
among young gentlemen and ladies, aspiring
to the honorable position of teachers, even
one should be found who would do 80 dishOn-
orable a thing as to try to pass of as his or
her own, the productions of another, and
his first impulse was to expose the fraud IN
open school! But he presumed it was the
first of the kind that had occurred in that
institution, and as there might be extenu-
ating circumstances, he had concluded to
forgive the offender, provided that lndivid-
ual should call at his room within three
days, confess the fault and promise not to
repeat it. In this statement Mr.. Page gave
no inumation Of the character Of the piece
or the personality of the offender, and be-
| fore the expiration of the three days more
than two thirds of the students had called
upon him, acknowledged tho 0ffense and
| spolopized. "And," said he, whom relating
| tie circumstance, 'the right one did not
come ct all" Tho story needs ne com-
msnts, end embodiss ito own conclusions.
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from Haley'A.

The courtesy OF C. C. Haley. tho enter
prising newsdealer OF Commercial alley and
No. l53 Poydras street. enabled us to be-
come acquainted with the con ten ts OF a
large number Of periodicals which might
otherwise have escaped unnoticed.
Scribner'a contains splendid illu strated
article Of the Great South series, by Ed
mund King; st. Nicholas is full OF enter
tanning sketches and illustrations for boys
and girls, both old and young; Appleton is
more than up to the standard; the Nation
reviews matters in one style, and the Capt.
Ia, goes over them in another; the Boys
Own and Frank Leslie's Boys and Girls
weeklies contain enough to satisfy most iu-
veniles; the Weekly Graphic, Ledger, Chin
ney Corner and Sunday Mercury are for
light reading when one is tired with the
Scientific American or Artisan, or has read
the Clipper and Days Doings, which, this
week, is devoted to the women's war on
whisky. All these has Haley, and ten
times as many more.
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WHOLE NUMBER 2ll8.

tions would have spoiled the game. The
President was good enough to say that If
he had known their wishes he would
not have made the nomination.. 1t was
precisely for this reason he was kept in
ignorance of them. 1t was equally an
insult to the citizens of Boston and to him.
If our delegation in Congress had been in
structed the scheme would have been
equally impossible. When the President
discovered, as he did before the day was
over, that he had made the nomination under
Misrepresentation of facts he should have
followed the honorable impulse he must
have felt as a soldier and gentleman
and repudiated the trickster who had
deceived him and accepted the recommends
tiOn OF the delegation itself. His refusal to-
do this has forced upon this community an
obnoxious officer against the judgment of
both Senators from Massachusetts,; against
the judgment of eight out Of eleven men,
bers of the House from Massachusetts;
against the almost unanimous voice of the
citizens of Boston, OF both parties,
who do business at the custOmhOuse;
against the moral sense of the entire
commonwealth. This is an invasion of our
rights for which no precedent will be found
in the political history of this country, an
outrage which can not be many times re-
peated without destroying not only tho
political party which tOlerates it, but the
harmony of the States as surely.
Discharged.
MEMPHIS, February 2S.-Thomas Mozart
ney, arrested few days since for killing
his son by striking him with heavy whip
handle, was discharged to-day, the post
mOrtem examination showing that the boy
died of heart disease. NOmarks of violence
we're on the body.
Boiler Explosion.
CINCINNATI, February 2s.-The boiler in
the paper mill at Hamilton exploded this
morning, instantly killing Clark Ross, and
wounding G. McNeely and son OF his.
Tho Work Goes Bravely On.
JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, February 2S-De-
termined and persistent war upon saloon
keepers in this city by women continues
| with vengeance. Every day they are out
praying and pleading with them to aban-
| don business.
Two weeks have passed since their war
fare began, and yet not one saloon has been
closed. The ladies, however, believe that
| they are arousing moral sentiment, and that
| they will reap golden harvest ere long.
The Races at Charlestons
The first race to-day, one mile and a
quarter dash, purse $780, was won by
Lewis g. Co. q brown flly OrtOlan in 2:l7,
beating Tabitha and Midnight.
The second race was a mile dash; purse
5000, and was won by Weldon's GOber
| Lunzie in lisa, beating Lunta Lawler and
| Molle.
1 The third race. mile heats, purse $3.50,
was carried by BacOn's Lady Washington.
Limestone and Joe johnson we're beaten
Time-l:50, Isl ", 1:52.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-01
property by collector; amending the Metro

property by collector; amending the Metro
politan Police bill so that the commits
sioners, selected from different districts
could reduce the force; providing precinct
and captain for every 100 men with as
many sergeants. corporals and patrolmen as
necessary: 70 allow New Orleans to levy a
police tax; TO establish a charity hospital at
Baton Rouge; to authorize the Governor to
appoint an assistant attorney general at q
salary of $4,000. were the most important
that passed. The latter caused some dis.
cussion, a few members objecting to it.
Mr.. Stewart said the law expenses of the
State, for services which the Attorney Cen
eral had been unable to perform during the
past year. had been over 100000. All this
would have been saved if an assistan. attor-
ney general had existed. If so large sum
could be saved by the expenditure OF $4,000
for his salary. the State ought to do it. The
Attorney General himself had expressed
himself in favor of the bill, and declared to
him that it was necessary.
The Senate bill, abolishing the fees of
jurors in criminal cases, and coroner's juries
in tho parish of Orleans. was also passed
after seme opposition. and the House ad-
iourned
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iAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
SUNDAY MARCH L. 1874

of the charges, and the claimant was SEN
fenced to fourteen years of penal servitude.
There is great excitement over the verdict,
and extras announcing it hare been issued
by the papers.
After the Tichborne verdict was an
nounced the claimant expressed desire to
address the court, but the Lord Chief JUS
tice refused permission. He maintained
his usual cOmposure when sentence was
pronounced He shook hands with Dr.
Kenealy, his counsel. and was then taken
from the courtroom by o seldom used exit,
placed in private carriage anu rap'aiy
driven to Newgate, much to the disappont-
ment of an immense though orderly crOWo,
which gathered to see him pass.
Wrecked Petroleum.
Two hundred and seventy casks of petrO-
leum came ashore on Suffolk coast, near
LowestrOtt. They are supposed to have
been portion of the cargo of the bark
Brilliant, from Philadelphia, which was
wrecked off Langsand.
Detained by the Grew.
The Armandale, from Hull for Pensacola,
is detained in port by the refusal OF the
the crew to proceed.
Rector of the University of Aberdeen.
Professor Huxley has been installed rec
tor Of the University of Aberdeen.
Raised to the Peerage.
John Wilson Patten will be raised to the
peerage.
Duke Of Edinburg and the Queen.
1t is officially announced that the Duke
of Edinburg, and his bride, accOmpa MED
by the Queen, will enter London on the
twelfth of March.
Viscount Cardwe1l.
Mr.. Cardwell, late War Secretary, be-
comes ViscOunt Cardwell.
The Ashnntee War;
Adv;ces from the Gold Coast represent
that up to the twenty-ninth of January it
was doubtful whether the Ashantees wanted
peace or war.
News having been received that a large
force of the enemy was collecting in the
rear Of the British advance, a recOnnOis-
sance was made, and this led to the series
of battles previously reported, which ended
in the capture of Coomasie
st. Patrick's Day.
The lrishmen have perfected arrange
ments tor the usual st. Patrick's Day
parade.
Newspaper Suppressed.
Paris, February 2S.-The sale Of the con-
servative republican journal Nineteenth
Century has been prohibited, because of the
publication in its columns of an article in.
sulting to Buffet, president Of the National
Assembly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-01
NEW YORK.
Chinese Authorities Unable to Protect
EOreigners.

Chinese Authorities Unable to Protect
Foreigners.
NEW. YORK, February 2S.-HOng Kong
advices state that it is reported the Chinese
government has notified the foreign minis
ters at Pekin that it can not guarantee the
safety of the lives of foreigners residing at
Tient Sin, and that the naval authorities
there have been requested to send war ves-
sells to Tient Sin to insure their protection.
Dio Lewis Lecture.
A lecture was delivered at the Associa-
ton Hail tonight, under the auspices of the
temperance ladies of this city, by DR.. Dio
Lewis. He described the movement in the
West and debated as to whether women 8
war was practicable in large cities. He
said, Better try it than talk about it, but
work should be preceded by few weeks OF
prayer meetings by ladies'" The religious
element is the Characteristic feature OF the
work from first to last.
Bank Statement.
Loans decreased $625,0 900; specie de-
creased 81 ,S75, 600; legal tenders increased
81 l625, 600; deposits increased atritle.