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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15
EIIER AMI ATEAMRNATA.

MEMPHIS. sept. II Tie river has fallen z
inches 1lcfes ii. til. .ist twouty-fpur hours The
weather to-day ha. been generally clear; mer ,ury
20 Departed. Belle Memphis, for st Louis; fslle.
for New s,rIeau. the latter last night.
o'clock lat night. y boats up to-day. Down
Tom Jasper,4 4. M. Arrived Natchcz 8 Z. N.
City Of Helena. p. NJ. Weather cloudy and
pleasant. Tn. river has fallen inch in the
last twenty fony hours.
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FINANCIAL.
FOKIIGN MARKETS

on bass .f M.ddiin, Uplands, nothing below
Low Mdllin9. shipped September and October,
16l. do. deliverable September and October,
l5-i6d.
LONDON. Sept. II. ;3j 2, M.-Tallow Ais. Cd.
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A blckwoo,i,n.n dos r.btng a steamboat,
said: 1t has y seventh on one side, q prikt-
mill On the other and blacksmith shop in
the III ddle. and down airs there's u tarnation
big pc. boiling all the while.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15

The recent actlpu OF the treasury Depart
ment, 1t is said. with regard to the establish
ment OF precautionary measures against yell
low fever at various ports, is not intended to
convey the impression that the disease exists
anywhere along the Atlantic or Cult coasts In
an eI ldemic torn, but for the purpose Of pre-
venting its Introduction by ships.
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VI AltlNE.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Sept. "a ?. M.-Baromcter
1850. Wind =. s. e i. very light.
Arrived: Steamship Wilmington at =. n. !:
Holmes. master. ig.ra Baltimore. TO J. N. Wither-
spoon
No departures.
Nkw YohK, sept. - arrived Regulator. Ar
rived out: City Of Richmond and Republic.
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uEApQ'Rs EXECUTIVE DErsRrMENr OF Ia.
New Orleans. Sept. II. 1874.

General Orders No 2.
(Curren. Series,
|. The Lieutenant GogeInor and Commander.
IN Chief congratulates the troops IN the field aud
the citizens Of Louisiana that 80 far victory has
hsen with the brave meIi who have barred thelG
Breasts for their countrys liberty and honor.
? He appeals to all abD-b0died men o! the CT =
and State to repair at once to the ranks bringing
With them Whatever arm, and munitions o. war
they may possess
3. Ne appeals to the women and non-com0at.
ants to forward to Major Z. A. Burke. \. {. s..
4haievtr of food, blankets and clothing they
nay 10 able to contribute.
4. The Lieutenant GoIcrnoP announces with
infagned sorrow the loss of several gallant and
noble citizens killed and Wounded IN the son llct
,,sith the hireling hordts of kellogg. These
brave heroes and noble patriot. have yielded
their lives Ill a cause that's ia AMI holy. Their
comrades will ayengo thel' loss, and their CRATE.
All state will embl I'm her memories.
The loss Of our enemies in the engagements
hat have % Cured can no. be accurately stated.
Our troops have captured ihre. lap unl Napn.
Icon guns, one eating a 10 considerable number os
mall arms, besides some prisoners.
GEN Badger Is believed II have been mor;ay
Wounded number Of The enemy have ..en
SHED and wounded.
The -eutenant Governr and C>mnan Yc' IN.
Uhiei promises full protection to any aud All ,en
who. Misguided. may have b en- induced TO JON
.he rank ot tn usurper. md who may leave r..
service.
By comman! OF Lieut.. Gov D B. Penn.
L. JOIN ELLIS. \. 4. y q.
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The news from France OF the past month
sus up twelve neSsp .pers sus pended for
publishing au address of iplrtst
Deputy, three tor publishing a card from
Mons. B.zsln-, and all of them interdlcted
from allu Ing 70 a pastoral OF the Archb shop
OF Paris
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15

The general tendency OF the people to con.
centratc in large cities ads to some curious
results. For instance. it i. .act that there
are more Sco.chmen "a London than in Ed!l.
burgh. NOR. Irish than in Dublin, more Ro.
man Catholics than IN Rome, and more Jews
than in Palestine.
Next to London. New York is the most cos.
mopoltan OF cities. 1t has not so many Scotch.
men rs Edinburgh. but it has nearly as many
Irish as Dublin. while as regards population t
is the third German city III .he world. ranking
next to Berlin am! vienna.
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VIENNA.

VIENNA, Sept. 1i.---Great excitement and indis-
nation exists nonS the inhabitants Of the Cali
elan and rransyvan frontier III Consequence
OF the violation OF their territ Try by six hundred
Moldavian peasants, who forcibly crossed into ehe
District OF Czlck. The government OF tho dis
trict telegraphed to Pesth for mhtary assistance.
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DOMESTIC MAiLNEI>.

~ =. =, j,
NEW YORK, Sept. IA. Esenlng-Cotton closed
quiet; opiands log Orleans IA! Net reossp~
81 gross iii2. Sales 5o2' bales
Futures closed steady sales q, 500 bales: =
, 10 TO- Low ddhnS tor September 10 10 i@p
10 2i-ol; Tor October 10 II " Glo 9-i6 Tor No
vcmo.r 10 io-34 10y Tor December 10 l9S2S9
TO- or January afe l2s tor February 10 l1eeio
'or March ioi@le a-io Tor April 10 9,l6a1i6s:
Southern tiour steady Wheat lie better; fair
snlulrv. Gnrh neas!. l.Gac lower 'osM tor o,
Western mixed aiioa'. closing a inside prlce, "
iof western yellow. Coffee dun aud nominal
sugar >. very arm s5ts] for far to gooi refining.
- # prime. I@s Tor moiasses, 95D3 ZIG for
centrifugal. refined active and firm
Molasses and rice dun and unchanged. Tallow
iirn1. 81. kosln firmer. W 1907 3D. Iurpentins
hrlner. 3t10G. FORK ormer: now S33 Lard
nriner. ~. WHISKY lower. II %. Frelshts to
CINCINNATI. Sept. 1f.-.Cotton, demand fair
anu .laihe' urn, Miaillag 10; fL"nr, III Iar
=. nhi, M en- , ~ "a % "ea1 aI
uo, av mi'0 io ooI, s MS
n n'n ,; no oA's sseay .asy Sc'
Oh onS :; s' nl.l, i,l' anu 2 s q. sA'
,'ln1 III iasn' alau' n1laefs urn summer -.
n 'uia th. a.s onei.his hsn.' II, safes. naoon ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15

CRoPs. Erc. I: III. ,le..v. runs which We
have EXPERIENCED since the last tw. weeks
shall continue. The rice crop III our parish
will be rrdIcel at least one-thlrd The sugar
crop in Laourche will exceed at le ,st on =.
halt over the crop Of list year, unles, mistor-
tune should h.pDen to the planter. IhJo-
dur LGoirctsl IeDtjiicla 18th
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15

man dress-ma ker Is established IN New
York. who not only measures robes. but de
signs them IN accord will the figure and COM
plexlon-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15
THE PEOPLE SPEAK.

THE PEOPLE SPEAK.
Thousands Turn Out.
The Kellogg C>urvation Denoun ed:
The Csnrper Requested TO Abiicalc.
He is no. to be Found.
Dibble Answers for Him.
The Committee lnsultcd.
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Il is nd tat ta8 IN )pr.,tlon of alb inthe
has largely increased during the past few
years.
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To the Citizens ofNew Orleans

The cltiz4ns of New Orleans are earnestly re-
qaested with view tn the sustenance Of our
brave troops in the field, to send cooked food at
once 10 l62 Julia street.. care Of Msjor A.
Burke. Commissary OF Subsistence.
ID. B. PENN.
lieutenant Governor and letting Governor, Com
Mander-ln- Chef
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15
ATTEMPT TO ASsASSINATE THE PRESIDENT OF
PERU.

rAs.M. Sept 4-Advlces from Lima to Aug.
18th give an account OF an attempt t. assassinatc
the President OF Peru. Letters had been rec
ceived stating that there was conspiracy to
murder him, but he refused to pay any atten-
ton to them. The attack was made as the PresI-
dent was leaving the palace to walk to his house,
which liz situated about five blocks from the Gov.
crnment building.
number Of men had posted themselves ready
for the onslaught. Many shots were fired, but
none struck his Exec lency. The leader of the
movement was wounded and captured after "a
hand to hand conflict with Col. Santa Maria.
The other conspirators fled, but thirteen Of them
ha,. since bacn captured and will be subjected
to rigorous trial. The plot was no DOUBT a
widespread conspiracy am ing the dIscontented
unemployed military officers.
The people a4,emDl d IA great crswds before
the Pr sldenta house and cheerod him ON nis
escape.
For the mex: Yen years when An editor has
nothing els. I, write ab rat he can turn to the
late Beecher affair. It viii be n yer falling
and inhauatble subject.
IN HugaIcANE The steamship Vile de
Paris, which arrived on the 10th inst. at New
York from br st, encountered terrible hur-
rlcane on the voyage, during which the cap
tain S large house on deck was washed over
board, and the place wh-re it had stood left a.
though swept by broom. The port side OF
the DrId9e Was pTouhu W pieces. Inc III
mense ron davits Were twisted almost in two.
The llte-bolt vas washed overheard and hung
from the stern d,vlts beating ay,inst the side
OF the snip, till Officers Pack and Letranc
sprang into the sea and cut it alrIft The
81 lid oak ratings Were torn in two, and the
heavy brtss and irol stanchions were twisted
into all sorts OF -hapes. A sailor named Gcof-
rev WAS washed overheard and lost.
Capt. Dinre Woo was standing on the
bridge. wa hurled by the waves against the
boat, whic prevented him from going over
board He Wa, at first supp sed u have been
tat lily injured, but is slowly recovering.
Second Capt Lefrance lad hi lett arm broken.
and several sail ,rs we're severely injured. Al
a meet ng OF the passen gers Oh the day before
arriving IN port resolutions expressive OF
gratitude and thanks were voted to Capt.
Dinre and his gallant officers and crew FOL
their behavior durno the fearful storm.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15

NEW Uu4EANS Sep'. II. IbIi.
Z, the Colored 9cople Of the State Of Loui.
Siana:
IN the grand movement now on foo: against
NE enormitcs OF the rule of keliogg's us.rpa.
ion. rest assured this no harm j. meant To-.
wards you, your property or your sights.
Pursue your usual svocations. and you vii.
.oi be molested.
We war against the thieves. i:Undercrs and
.poliators of the State. who are 1nsOivIns
your race and ours in common rum.
The rights Of the celole1 as well ~ Of .he
uhte race we arc determined q uphold and
defend u. i. Penn.
Militia.
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German paper says that hot Freuchrnan
is NV u be seen at the German wAterng
places
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15

WILLIAMS A. MILITARY CoMMASDA-
The NeS York tribune IS not inpre5'ed With
Llndaulet Williams. rs great military com
mander. The man who. was scornfully rejected
by the United states senate, When the Prea-
dent nomina.d HIM for Ctlef Justice Of the
United State. Supreme Court may be hne
lawyer Tor back wood county court, and
wond r!ul tact!clan and $ rate!lat IN a ward
meeting. but evidently the tribune does not
regard HIM ~ "A success III the roe OF HALL larry
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15
THE BATTLE YESTERDAY.

The citizen Soldiery, Attacked by kcl.
!ogg, He>>ianS, pull them 10 Flight
Three tannon Captured by the t:ti.sn>
aHd = I.ir.c Number ef Small Arms.
Sen. Badger. *uvc.ini 'nic!.t Of N:irero.
li;aa Police, Dangerously Won isl
and captured.
kel!o-g'> Forces Retreat Iader Shelter
":hr lH,tomli,n>c. and are coovcd
NJ in the State. !oUsp and 1T
jackson Square.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15
i NEGRO OUTRAGE.

Yesterday two negroes entered the "Opai
coifec'otsc. corner .f Glrod and st. Charles, AZ d
demanded drinks. Upon being refused by the
proprietor. Mr.. Jos. hernandez. they attacked
and stabbed him twice. Neither Of the wound ).
arr considered dangerous.
The New York Times does not see any sign
of political reaction in the fact that the Re.
publican party has been defeated in the States
of New Hampshire. Connecticut. Oregon.
North Carolina. Tennessee. Arkansas and
Kentucky at the late elections. Yet every one
of these States. with the exception of Ken
lucky. voted for CIR ut az the last Presidential
election. Thc Time. is like the skeptic who
informed Noah daring the .eluge that he did
not think it would be much OF q siowey after
all
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15

The YELLOW FEVER SroRY. The story that
Game to us yesterday TO the etsc that yellow
fever had made Is appearance on the Gulf and
the Atlantic coast seems To have been cOarso
and cruel cotton-jobbng canIrd, started at
this time to affect the prlce OF cottoi. There
NJ no sign OF the epidemic whatever. and tuere
Is no felr OF It's appearance at this season Of
the year YORK; Usra4d, ION inst
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15

Whereas, it is probable that men Identified
nth the interests of this community by e-long
residence. and bv adoption have be- II lnilnenced
10 continue thnr connection with the metropoh-
Ian police force of tins parish. aud to array them
selves antagonStlcally against their follower i
gems, be it the efore knowa that |. u p Penn.
Lieutenant and Acting Governor Of the State Of
Louisiana do hereby issuethis. my proclamation,
offering life and liberty t. all members Of the
metropolitan police force who will lay down their
ar TN and assist no longer u thu perp"tuaton 4
". P. Kellogg and the murder OF their fellow
citizens.
Nv command Of Lieut.. CIV. Penn, Com nander-
a-Chlef.
E. JOHN ELLIS, A. A. A. General.
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LONDON.

LONDON. Sept. li-The Standard says the
SchesWig question is assuming serious aspect
in consequence OF the daily expulsion u
Danish subjects, and tho hostile tone Of the Ger
man press. Public opinion will compel the Gov
eminent to send formal pr test to Berlin and
ultimately to retaliate by the expulsion Of Ger
man subjects from Danish soil
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15
The Enemy.

The enemys' forces now cooped up IN the
Sta { House and III the nuii1lngs around Jackson
square a few having taken refuge III the Gus on-
House 1 he forces under the command Of Gen.
ogden have, with the exception of the pla e.
mentioned, entre possession OF the balance 4
th. clty. and have ken am le steps to MAINTAIN
tn advantages they have gained.
Bar lead : have been thrown up and hourly ac-
ces-lo- are beng made tn the railks OF the differ
snt companies. Plchets have been throan ont
and extenled tar Blenyiilc street. at ii
O'Clock, Z. NJ.
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Bldger's Wounds.

Gen. Bldse' i uIiei very severely HIS
rlaL: lie, i wounded below the knee, the bone
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80
PROCLAIM I|OI,
70 THE PEOPLE OF LOUISIANA

For two years you have borne with patience
snd fortituie great wrong. Through fraud
and violence the government of your choice
has been overthrown and its power usurped.
Protest after protest appeal after appeal to
the President of the United States and to Con.
.reB have failed to give you the relief you
had right under the Constitution to demand
The wrong has not been repaired. On the
contrary, through the instrumentality of par.
'.san Judges, you are debarred from all legal
.rnedy. Day by day taxation has been in.
'soasing. with costs AMI penalte. am ountins
!" eontiscation of your property: your sub.
.'anoe squandered; your credit ruined, result.
~: III failure and bankruptcy of Your mos.
..ued institutions. The right OF suiirag. i.
''tually taken from you by the .naetmen. OF
..lfnlly devised S.gistr.t.oa and election.
.ls.
The judicial branch ~ ,our Go. ,n,n-nt
'.s been stricken down by the conversion at
go legal p0ss. .on,ifotus OF the sheriff to the
&c OF the usurper for the purpose .: defeat.
~: the DEGREES of the courts. hi. defiance -.
Jaw leading HIM t" use this very forc., tor the
arrest of The Sheriff himself while engaged IN
- execution of the process. OF the court.
To these ca'amities may be added u corru,.
A.fs vicious Legislature connecting laws. IN VIC.
.ltlon OF the Constitution. .or the purpose 81
.uardln: and perpetnatinG .he. usurped au.
:horiiy metropolitan police paid by the
slty. under the control of the ,lslrp,r. quar-.
tered upon you to Cverawc and keep you in
objection.
Every public right has been denied you:
and, as if to goad you to desperation, private
..rn,s are seized and individuals arrested. To
s'.ch extremities are you driven that manhood
savolts Mt further submission.
Constrained from sense Of duty, as the
legally elected Lieutenant Governor of the
State, (acting Governor in the absence of
'yov. McEnery) | do hereby issue this, my
Proclamation. calling upon the militia of the
State, embracing all persons between the ages
Of eighteen and torty-ive years without re.
gard to color or previous condition., to arm
and assemble under their respective officers
for the purpose of driving the usurpers from
power
Given under my hand and seal the / It'll day
O. September, 1874.
d. Z. PENN.
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Report Of the Committee.

After waiting upon Kellogg aud not finding
him in the committee were met by D.bble,
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New Orleans, September Ii. 1874
General Order No. l.
J. Gen. Frederick n Ogden is hereby APP
pointed Provisional General OF the Louisiana
State Militia, and will at once assume com
.nand and organize the militia into Gompa.
sies, regiments and battalions.
Ii. Gen. Ogden will report the names Of
Ais staff regimenta and company officers 70
!ls department forthwith. TO be commissioned.
Isv command of ID. b. Penn.
lieutenant Governor and actin. Governor.
and command er-i.chiet Of Louisiana State
Militia.
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was most .llsgrat.ltil, the men throwing dow
.hclr guns. pulling .T th.ir hat. and coats, an
some .i .hem actually jumping. Int" the river t
avoid the deadly missiles wulch by that .lmc wer
decidedly numerous. Ia The iigAt thr citizen
capture. two Napoleon gun. and one Gatiln gun
=. Winchester .lie-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-08


There was material improvement in
the offerings of stock this week over
that OF last. All stock is readily sold
at the figures we give below:
CATTLE-The price of cattle is firm
with q tendency to advance. The sales
OF the week amounted to eighty head
at from 50 90 to 81 90 per cwt. accord
ing to quality.
HOGS-The sales OF hogs during the
week amounted to 800, the ruling
figures being IS OO@5 so per cwt. The
market is inclined upward and by next
week prices will most probably be
higher.
SHEEP-There are no sheep ofer'
ing, and prices are nominal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-08
PREPARED BY
Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, MD.

UyHE FOLLOWING STATEMENT y
/ strictly In accordance with the facts, and
Is no overdrawn picture OF what can he
done:
ofrich alluvial bottom lands, not liable 10
Overflow, in the form of an oblong square,
level, and at this time In fine condition,
situated between thePOtomac river and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with depot
or switch connected with the property, and
is about half way between Cum berland and
the densely. populated coal and iron region
of Georges Greek Valley, where vegetables,
or in other words, the products OF a truck
farm, can be sold In any quantity and al
prices far exceeding the rates IN Eastern
cities. l..
excellent and ague and fever unknown Tor
the past twenty years
There are also about seventy.fye acres OF
strong limestone upland situated on ihe
opposite side Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad from the bottom land.
The quality OF this land and Its proximity
to certainly the most active and best mar.
Sets in the world, would make one under.
standing truck farming to realize fortune
This region Of country Is rapidly, nlllns
mp, and thus far the market cannot be sup
ifany one desiring to make q profitable
investment in such property, will visit this
place and ind that all we claim for 1t as
well as what Is represented about our mar.
Eets, &C., has not been correctly stated, bis
expenses viii be paid. We therefore conf
IDENTIFY invite persons to come and look and
invesfigate the matter for themselves.
There Is q lime kiln on or near the prop
erty, which the party buying can use
without rent, and thus make his lime at
simply the expense Of coal and burning.
Address: b. JOHNSON,
fahS-eod Cumberband Md.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-08

NhW ASnNt
FLOUR-The -four market is lOc
better on shipping grades and quiet ct a q
6 5O@6 40 for superfine State; S59
7 10 for extra do; 7 1907 20 for cheies
dc; 7 25@7 Is for fancy do; OOg6 80
for superine western; 6 9O97 ~ for
common to medium extra western;
! l5@7 IS for choice dG 7 1905 81 foI
common to choice white wheat western
extra; 6 95@S 90 for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop OHIO;
7 25iaS so for trade brands; 7O0@8 !U
for common to fair extra St. Louis; . 10
all OOfor good to choice do.
CORN-Is advancing at s5c tol
western mixed in store and sO(SS2c fol
new western mixed afoat.
OATS-Are quet sales OF 2s:0Oe
busk els at 62G64c for mixed and 6s9
Csc for white western.
PROVISIONS-The pork market Il
firm at SIG S7i@l7 90 tor new mes
and Is 90 for prime mess. Beef I'M
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-08
philadelphia Wool Market,

PnlLAERLPH1A, Jan. 6. Wool
Buoyant with advancing tendency
stock scarce; Ohio Pennsylvania, and
West Virginia double extra and above
55a56; extra 54s55c, mixed 55a
SIC; course 50a52c;' New York
Michigan, Indiana and western fine
5Oa52c; mixed 53a55e; coarse 5Oa52c
combipg wsshed 60a62c; combipg un'
washed 4Oa42c; Canada oomblng 60,
Csc; fine unwashed 35s37c coarse and
medium washed 25a37c; tub washed
54a57c, extra and merino pulled 45s
sos; No. l and superfipe pulled 49aao