The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-29
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IRON our Evening Edition Oh Yesterday
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.-Hon. Milton Turner,
United States Minister to Liberia, arrived in this
city yesterday morning leave of absence having
been granted him for the purpose OF recuperating
his health upon which the severity of the climate
Of Africa has made sad havoc. MIR. Turner is
stopping at 14l6 Z. street, n. ".
A boz in the family OF +. Peyton, at Barbours-
vile, West We, supposed to be the missing
Charlie Rose. was found to have escaped from
the neighborns poor-house.
LONDON. Nov. 2s.-Allred MARKHAM will com.
mand the English Arctic expedition which de-
parts Nav next.
PAEIs, Nor. 2S.-Thiers Yesterday, in an inter
view accorded 20 the representative OF the In
France newspaper, said that Itahan unity
was irrevocably accomplished, and il France
wishes to preserve the friendship Of that
Government she must recognize this fact
and not acopt The clerical policy towards that
country. In relation to France Timers said the
country was neither Bonapartlst nor Monarchical,
but Republican, end this must be recognized by
Marshal Mcmahon.
nEEI y, Nov. 27.-Herr Zehliches, ore OF the
editors OF tho NPene1' GG=tie, was brought before
the judge to-day and examined on oath with
reference to his statement concerning Arnlms
negotiations with that journal. The public
prosecutor has decided TO ask the court before
which Count Won Arnim is to be tried t. exclude
the public during the trial, as it will be necessary
to read official documents. publicity for which
would be preirdicjal t. the State.
SANTANDEE, Nov. 27.-Tile stormy weather
prevents the transmission Of the mails. Military
operations are also seriously intertered with.
A number of reinforcements for Spanish army
in Cuba sailed from this port yesterday.
TAIEQUAH, Cherokee Nation, Nov. 2S.-The
Official investigation by Major ingalls, OF the
fight here on the 24th inst, shows lamen.able
condition OF affairs. Ger one hundred shots
were fired. Joseph Murphy, while quietly at
work ca a building, was shot in the breast and
died soon after.
Thomas Hanchett and Thos. Dix, who were
wounded by pistol Shots will probably recover.
They are members of the National Council:
The Sheriff and his deputy have resigned.
The functions OF the guards have been sus-
pended, as the murderers were both members OF
the guards.
GLAND RAPIDS Nov. os.-Mohl & Schneidcr's
tobacco factory with other property burned. Loss
$50. COS.
New YORK, Nov. 2S-The manufacturer of
fraudulent bell punches for car conductors was
arrested. Twenty conductors using the device
were also arrested.
CHICAGO. Nov 2S-Sherwooi G. Coon, known
to lovers OF sweet music as S. G. Campbell, is
dead.
CAMBR,DGE, O.. Nov. 2s.-A boiler explosion
killed two persons and hurt two 0 hers
TUscUMB1A, Nov. 2s.-Trains will pass over
the Spring Creek Bridge at Tuscumbia, this
afternoon for the first time since the hurricane.
JzEJ.,T2I-LpuIA, Nov. 27.--Thc fol owing CORE
spondence between the Government OF the Do.
mlnion and the Centennial Commission TRANSFERRED
to-day.
OTTAWA, ONT, Nov. 26, 1874.
4. T. Goshorne, Director, Philadelphia
The Dominion Of Canada is desired to take
part in the International Exhibition Of 1876, and
would like liberal allowance of space as it is
proposed to encourage Canadian exhibitors.
| viii you have the kindness to inform me how
| much space you can allot for Canada?
r. w. SCOTT, Secretary of State.
| PHILADELPHIA. Nov. q, 1874.
To Hon. W. Scott, Secretary OF State, Ottawa,
Canada:
Such space as NAV be required in the Interna-
! tonal Exhibition, for the representation of the
industry Of the Canadian Dominion, will be
cheerfully granted.
A. T. GosHoENE, Director General.
| NEWARK. n. j., Nov. 27.-An accident occurred
this morning. at Clark's Thread Works here, by
which the operations will be totally suspended
| for Fix weeks. and over 800 operatives, mostly
females, in the spinning department, will be
throvn out OF employment. The couplings OF the
main shaft, by which power is supplied to the
factory, becaue detached, and the engine OF 700
| horse power, thus released from restraint; &C
CURED fearful momentum.
The driving wheel, weighing twenty tons, flew
| into fra glnents. Of which, weighing two tons,
shot through the roof and landed fifty feet dis
tant.
There we're many narrow escapes. but no one
was injured
The loss is estimated at 100000, which the fire
| insurance does not cover.
] Rev Mr. Scarborough. Of Pittsburg, has form
ally accepted the Bishoprick Of the Southern
Diocese of New jersey.
The Sheriff from the Illinois district and q
| posse Of mounted men are patrolling the place
Over one hundred warriors have come in and
others are on the way. The excitement Is in,
tense and more trouble is anticipated.
New York, Nov. %, Noon.-Co ten dull and
heavy Upiands IA. Orleans 15i.
Futures opened easy. Low Middling for De-
cembeIs14 iI-1G0142, for January 15G115 1-16. fol
February Is for March 10 2l-320g15 11-16.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady.
| Corn quiet and unchanged Pork firm, mess s21
Lard quiet, steam 144@1i4. Turpentine quiet
FreiShts firm.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Erie a to 24t; new SIS 1893
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, 1870 p. Motion dull
ana unchanged. Estimated sales 10000 bales
including 1000 for speculation and exchange
Cotton to arrive l-1G cheaper.
| IATER-2 2. M.-Of the sales to day $500 bales
were Amerioon. Sales ON basis Of Middllne
| November and December, I'D; ditto, shipped
December and January, 9-16d ditto, nothing
below Low Middlngs, deliverable December and
January, d.
Sa IS on basis of SIiddling Orleans, nothing
below low Middling, shipped November and De
LsrER.-s:3o p. M.-Cotton. Sales on basis
OF MddlinS Uplands, nothing below low Mid
ding, deliverable November, 9-1Gd.
Sales on q basis of NIiddlng Orleans, nothing
below Low MiddlinS, shipped December and JAN
| uary, 13-1Gd.
L1vERpoo1, Nov. oS, Misunderstanding quiet
! Corn 3ss 3dGl3ss Cd. Beef Sis. Tallow AS Cd.
! 4 weekly raner III Illinois describes thu
editor of the other paper as ga blear-eyet
| hitching- post, q goat-taced gunny sack,
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