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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11
REAL ESTATE AT MiLNEBUk8.
pBLrA INSURANCE. COMPANY STOCK.
SUCCESSION OF FREDEsICK BCLLlSGEE. De.
CS SEP.

Second district Court ios the Psrish u Os'ssns-
30. ;:,3.2
r3Y NASH & IlODt:SOS-w.I RoOcsOS.
~ Nh S'' 1s.. :, ,s.v.
O'clock ~, Il, the At. shar.s Auction Exchange,
II the basement Yuiuuta Of the St Charlie Hotel,
in this city, b. eiYtue aAd III pursuance ~ an
order Of the Hon. !. b. Tis OF, judge OF the Fec.
cpd District CDnrt for the parish If leans, dated
November Il, 1914 docket No 500 tor account
Of the succession Of Frederick S1ilinseg, GeE< aeea
Ut pubtie auction Will be soid"s
Ten shasss capital stock in shs Delta Insurance
Company Of i 100 zach full paid.
2. Ten shares capital stock i'll the sanss corpsrs
ton on which $500 Las been piid
Real Estate at Nilnebure.
"a PERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
ali the improvements thereon, situated in Milne
burg. orleans parish, in squt Q No. ! bounded BY
Ei,san Fields or Railroad: American wharf, Marg
IL and measures 90 feet front On Elys Fields
street or Railroad, by depth ard front Oh COnm
bin street OF l29 feet OF which two streets 1t forms
the ccrner). all more or less Being the same prop
erty purchased BY the deceased from Mrs. Theresa
Josrp hine De Moit 3, as per act before Selim Mag
ss Gsorsp IN the same parrish
own and vicinity OF Lake PUntcharrrain, being
drsigna,ed as lot NJ. 10 in square No. !. BOUNDED
by bly, sian Fields. n iTisny aud Columbia streets
Buisson SUI vcyor, dated May H. la47 and deposit
ed in the Office of a. borlecourt notary. said lot
mt assures. IN French measure, 20 xet inches
mont Columbia street. By pth of $50 feet. all
III re or ss. ana is bounded On the side toward
'lysian Fields street by lots Nos IL and IL and
part Of lot No 3 and he other side line by lot
10. 9 AID part Ut lot No. z, aad was purchased By
the deceased from D. Ehrhaidt, per act before
Er1est kude notary, dated December 6, 1866.
Terms-Cssh on the spot in United states treas.
ury n0teA
Acts Of sale for the zeal estate before Joseph
Coin, notary public, al the expense of the pur.
ch aSers, including the taxes for the current wear
due IN 1875 no22 d-S IL 10 20
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By Nash & Hodgsons
AXYENSlvE CATALOGUE SALE.

ELYGlN1 MfD1C& AND ORDINARY PA3AO3
Bed, Hall xn. Naingroom aousehol6 FurnS-
au-e. in Rosewood, Mahogany. OAK slN Walnut
POSITIVE VERSSERvED SALE OF ACCOUNT OF
retiring from business. beirS the large and
varied stock OF Joseph B. Hubbard. NJ. l22
Rampast street, cor ne1 VI PeIdido street. sstab-
lisnsd since 1870. and containing one Of the
most varied aud extensive stacks IN Few Or.
ieaus. st public auction.
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by 4. Gerard,

HOUagBOID FURNITURE, CARPHfS fAECY
GOODS, Arr WORKS, PAINTINGS, JEWBLRY
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. xTC.
11Y A. GERARD, AUCTI0NEER-OFFICB
ID and sales rOoms Nos. II and u Bourbon street
nrar Canal commencing At eleven O'Clock
HOUSEHOLD FUkNIlURK, CARPETS FANCY
GOODS AIT WORKS. PAINTINGS. JEWKLRy,
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, etc
Tri weekiy ssles TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS.
Liberal advances made on consignmenfs. nolo
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The market opsred with au active demand, and
although the couis, OF New York was Calculated to
nave depressin. influence, yet, under the cOmpe-
ton among tu, ets IL ctOrs enabled to realize
full prices and the sales during the morning were
about $500 bales, after which the latter met the
demand more freely, and further transactions
we're reported TO the extent of 47tO bales, making
the TOT al siness, noted above 200 bales. In
some few cases tbs prices paid showed a falling ch
OF c II ON Yesterday. b'lt in others again toere
was no ouotable variation while during the morn
Ing the tendency wcs TO outside rates.
The amount On shipb0ard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was set Gown
at the opening this morning AT 1903 900 bales, en-
bracing SIS o0O for liverpool $4,000 for Have. 4OOo
for spain, $50 for the Mediterranean, 5000 for
Bremen, IS, 900 for the North Sea aud 1910 bales
tor the Nor.h. which. when deducted IRON the
stock on hand by our running statement yester
quantity at the lsndii g a1a in presses uusoid or
a~ aiting orders.
The hachange reports: "Sa!.s 1000 bales, inelud.
ing 200 alter z. NJ. Yesterday; market opened
sfin-0 and closed easY'
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COMMERCIAL.
rArkspAr Eyxxlye, D. cembe, 10. ia1a.

THURSDAY EVENING. d. cember 10. 1870.
COT'rON-The sales to-day, not including $50
bales addir innal yesterday when the actual bust
ness WAS TO- TVS bales, summed up $3.50 bales, ut
st,Ong prlc.s during the morning but easier sube.
We give also the figures and full report of the E1
change, as below:
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Dr VIRTUE OF JUDGMENT xESDEREt'
ID September 10. 1874, signed September 81
1874, IT, me directed by The honorable the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled matter viii proceed to sell at pub
lie anctiou at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Bow str ct, between Canal and Gus
Toulouse .treets. in the Second District OF this
city, on TU SDAY December Is 1874, III twelve
O'Clock ~. for partition, the following described
pgOper-S, "a vii
ACBRraIS BALE LOT OF GROUND without
the buildings aher.Ol,, situa; led in the FaubOurG
Irene, ono District of this city in the square
boun.itI by St Philip. CT ibornr, UGsulines and
Roatrtsoh streets, and formi tn" half resress
Claiborne street OF said lot, which is designated AZ
the number thirteen on plan made by Joseols
Pill Ia Surveyor, On he ninth Of Dece ber 1880:
the said half lot Of ground measuring thirteen fee.
frOn OIL 81. Philip street by one hundred and hv"
feet five inches in depth .between parallel lines.
raid lot being he same acquired by The late Mrs.
Rose Gilbert. deceased wife of Leouville Augustin,
from Miss Marie Rose RObeIjot by act passed be-
fore A. nucstei. notary public an this CITY, Oh til"
ninth Of November, 1867.
Terms-One-,lird cash, and the balance at one
and two years crenit. the purchaser furnishing
notes, secured by mortgage and vendors privilege
on said uroperty until final payment:
W. p. HARPER,
ncI3 n ~ deI5 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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MISCEAa ANEOCS,

vicksburg Matters.
VIcKsBUR0, Dec. mb-r 1O.-Al Qaiei in
he city ssd county. The county autLor-
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
BELOW-COMING Up.

ship Minnie u. Perry. - days from Liverpool; ts
master
Ship Coronet, Bryan, from Havana. 20 ~aster--
Norwegian ship Talbot, Eolfsen. from London o.
tOber 20, to master
Ship Shepherd Tiger Millep, from Liverpool -, to
Ship John Rutherford. VNeal, from Llssypooi DC.
tober IL toA N-r &co--
Ship Charles Davenport Jones'. SrOm Liverpool o.
tcber 8. to Hall l. Vaughan
Norwegian ship rylgia Jonseh. from Barrow. Eng,
October 9, to master.
ship Felicia Adams 30 days hom Rio Jsneirc. IN
ballast, to MASTER
Norwegian bark T.rzo, Russ. 80 days from Iondcn.
to master
Norwegian bark Heviathan ToIiesen. y days from
AspinWail in ballast, 80 master
Bark Eurydce, Edwards. from Bremerhavkn, Oct
9, TO master
Bark Ebenezer. Hansen; from Bristol. I'm: Sept IS.
via Cardiff Oct Is. to master
Bark Protector, Jense n from sew Jerk October -,
to master
Bark He- rieita. Simpson, days from Havana in
ballast 10 Hall i Vaughan
Bark africa, hubert. 81 days from Gioucestes. 70
mastey
WAITING ORDERS.
British, ship Birmingham. Durham, SrOEA Liverpool
/ pAat~sr
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF TIKI REPUBLICAN
Friday. December II. 1874.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Ashland, Whitehurst for Baltimore via
Havana and Key Vr-t
Steamship Lancaster. Mills. for Providence via
Boston
British ship Calliope, Sinclair. for Liverpool
ship Marcia DAY Chase for Liverpool
Bark Prairie Blrd. sanford for Liverpool
Spanish bark Serafin. GOTTA, for London
Schooner George Sealy BONN for Galveston In osl-
last
Schooner Mary Emily. Kruger, for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City OF Galveston. Evans. from Ee@
York I'd instant. to RaEtshide Cameson-2d
district 10
Steamship Lavaca, Cooksey. SrOm Cedar Keys. -
TX ROberts-lst district ~
Dutch bark Adriane Petrcn- la, BOge. IT days nom
Antwerp to master--3d district 26
Lusger Pelican. lombard. from Tsreoonneo to
ynastes-Sd district :
ATEAMBOA7s.
Bismarck. SpIane. from st Louis
Peytona and barges Verhof. from Louisville
Cherokee, Wolf. from Cincinnati
Henry Tete. Aucoin. from DOnadsOn@fil0
Rice Farmer. Taylor. from Lower Coast
WawenOck. Gleason, fram Bonnet Care
Mary Ida. Rsynaud. from Convent Landing
frank PargOud. White. from Argyle Landing
GarryOwen He,nn. from Grand EcOrs
BastrOp Blanks. from Columbia
Seminole Dalferes, from DonaldsonyiiIe
Lizzie Hopkins Dupuis tr.,p Donal lsOnvi"e
RI Hodge. Baranco. from Baton Rouge
Waoon. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Aradish Johnson. Bro hartoN. from Lower Coast
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFF1Ck.
TuUuanAv hvwNvNo nnnAm6Ar TO- 1874

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFPICB.
THURSDAY kvENIss, December 10. 1874
With the exception Of the slight Improvement
mentioned yesterday, we have NO change to notice
in the money market. The offerings continue Of
moderate extent at the banks, while Oh the
street they show slight increase: We also notice
little more inquiry Tor money, but the reported
rates We still quote first Glaze signatures. with
OF without col'aterals, 1T 90lO p cent annnm
class mortxa"+s continue to rule 1t lOOll p cent
p snnum. We hear of nothing doing in second
grade
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EXPORTS.

IONDOS-Eark Serafin--sc00 SIX 0iicake
INTERCOLLEGIATE Prairie tird-l977 Dales cot
ton
AIyERPOOL--ship Calliope-368s bales cotton
24r0 staves
LIvERPOOl-Ship Marc ia & Day--l9i6 bales cot
ton 1900 stoves
PENSACOLA-schooner Mary Emilv---3 scs lard
bags coffee bales hay 425 sks - bbls n0us 800
pk 60 rdse
terror PrOvidence-204 bales cotton 80. bb,s mo
lasses llO8 bbis oil 800 SKIS cotton seed meal tOr
Fall River-269 bales cotton For bOstou--l27J bales
cotton 1893 bbls nOlasses 1247 sks cotton seed meal
1876 bills rice bbs oranges 1856 bdls hides 800 Oily
hides 1880 slaves 10 pkgs sundries
BALTIMOkE VIA HAVANA AND KEY WEST
Steamship Ashand-For Baltmore-3S0 bids sugar
s2l bbls mOlasses 4 bales moss For Key Vest
ok gs mdse For Havana-3l bbls grease Is hhds
greas. Is bbls tallow 100 SKIS oats % bales broom
corn 81 bdis broom handles 500 bbls rOein 80 bbs
hams 10 bbls oil 40 bb!s fertilizer and sundry ndse
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DOUBLE TRNExBNT FRAME COTTAGE ON
ONS STREETS.
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ny q. X. GlRARDEYs AUCTIONEER.-
d Office No. 81 Camp stlcet.-On SATURDAl,
December H. 1874 at II A. NJ. will be sold, at NJ"
7 Fr. nchmen street, by order Of the Hon. EDMOND
Meunier. Judge Of the Third District Court ior tho
parish Of Orleans arc bv consent of parties
ONK LOT or GROCERIES. consisting u "9nes'
liquors, eto. 900
Irtrms-Cseh on The spOe. dell ~
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VALuABLk BUSINESS STAND CVk EH OF MA g
AZINK AND BORD aAUX SiREKTS.
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AUCTION SALES.


~ y. II. ~ -. q. Aont&omeTy.
HOU01HO1D YURNI1URE, CARPETS. ROD
eAlR1, ETC., At AUCTION.
TRl-WREkLY SALBS.
0Y =. NJ. 4 B. J. MONTGOMERY.
ID T. n. Montgomery, Auctonser. Office No. ~
Camp street-Wiil shn every TUESDAY, TRCRB-
DAY and SATURDAY., commencing 1t eleves
O'Clock, 1t the;- auction room, corner Camp and
Matches stTeete-
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURK, CARPETS.
ZION SAFES COOKING GIOvES. eta
TorWo-Co0h .nvf
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SUCCESSION or q. 4 WIEMANS.

MOVABLE EFFECTS FCRNITURH, CHARCOAL.
GOLD WATCH, ETC.
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IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

REV YORK-s:eanship City Of Galveston!
ypds
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By g. e. 0Iardey.

GRcCERrRS-GROCERIE
4. slBYT ". j. CoNrRsRAS. CcS>TABkH. e.
AL.
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SCfT IN PARTTTfOE.

sscouA 0istsic. Court for The Parish .: 0r!sans~
10. %, 7o3.
, 1874-07-01

MEMPHIS.
k5EHpaIs Juns 8O.--OorTHx--qnlot; HihdllnE,
leHo, Receipts, u baca; sAipuonts, ao4 baoa stock.
i,nTapsTurrs-Tlour dull and unchanged. Oorn
rpsai firm at .85. Corn hrm at $50. Oats dull nnd
natntnal,
liHY-Dull aud unchanged.
pxAN-nul At 1870.
poRx-Firm.
BALTIMORE.
e1naud and atoNy; Howard ntreet aud Hsstarn ~.
pcrnns, u. .boa5.0o; extra $125@o 800: family 1929
@Yoo Wheat qn!cs md unshangsa. oorn.-Wt.I;eIin Iai
mixed woaksr new. 7Do; old, Sic. Oats irn Vest
ern ni1od, 68t960o while G2aG3c. Hye dnl! at 2oR
$50.
puov.s1ons-Dull and unchanged.
DuTrEl-Bcafou, Arm, and unchanged. mn.
oorFEK-Quiet aud stcouB; fair to lr'ms lslo' zoN
&224o
WnlsKr-stcady al osc.
OSWEGO. ,-.
oswEdo, juno 8o.-IREAnRTuFFs-Whch al loweri J
No. Milwaukee,, $1.379l.40. Corn lnil NJ '2eSi'c.
PHILADELPHIA. 4.
PHILADELPHIA June 0l-NntADsi usPs-IiollF
very dull; BnperAnr, s. ~ oAie a.d indtaaa e1-
frn family, $b.75fa700. Whcat quiet anu weaX feu.
$l.40; smher, $1.58. Hyct 81 .og. Gorn 1ocin;ins .
yoltow, $50: Wcs,orn mixed, 818s@o oats auvanclhg
Whito 6e(a67o mixed, G2@03c.
DuTTEN AND E00s-unrlAhBcd. -,,,,
CuEEsE-Neak; pstmn western FeaefFo, 4ass1soi !
hAlf-akin4, s@tac. ,,.,...o-<. ,.
eAtSaho.
Wu1sEY-98Hc.
, 1874-07-01
Tho pontul.Cur ContrOycrsys

It is announced in tho Baltimore papers tint
the President Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington i
Baltimore Railroad Company haa notiAod
the postmaBtor-G General that, aftor July
!, his Company will not haul the United
Staten poaLplcara oyor tho road, but
will carry the mails Ike other freight,
and ehavge full fare for every esnpleye
OF the Post Olllca Department who travels over
tho road. The Company holds that, as tho
United States authorities 'Ax tho rate OF con,-
ponsatioa for this service, they caunot compel
the Company to carry malta In any given way:
Tho Postmaster. Genoral, 1t ID uuderatood, will
begin shit in tho United States to compel tho
Company to run tho posta,.cars, aud thus briug
about q settlement OF tho controversy.
, 1874-07-01
SOCIAL SENSATION IN ENGLAND.

Two Distinguished Acccssions to tho
IkomlsIA ChurCh-Ettrl Gruaxel1Or anu
Tho Duke Or Leeds IEcnouMcing E.rOt-
cstnniisln.
Loao" tJs'e u, cors,sp9ndtnes Of s Se'' YORK
Tic following paragraph appeared a few days
81 Society il greatly exercised by tho report
ss ss cathea RSsSGn Gdtc s Esav''tns towards tho '
And iu tho Church Herald OF yesterday (the
Church Herald, MAJ, explain, ia tho organ Of
the Ho-calIod u Catholic pnrty" in tho Church
:" Another noble family, recently movad to the
highest grade iu the poorsgo, Ia about to lose its
aon and heir, who becomes q convert to the
Church OF 1tome ii ho has not nlreaay actllaily
aecoled. MIR. Carey -Elwch. landed proprietor
in the Midland countless aud recently High Shor-
iT Of his shire, has, withhia vile and family, like
wise Joined the Anglo-lloman communion and
from what wo hear from quarters which are we'll
informod there can bo little doubt that another
large and influential exodus in the aano direc-
tion IL imminent"
"From information which havo received" I
atn able to ray that these statements arc all
quite true, and to give you aosuo interesting par.
which the Church OF Rome continually wins to
herself In thH Kingdom. Few arc aware, how
ever, OF tho exteus OF theso auoosafona. In tho
Dioccse OF Westminster there are exactly 100
Roman Catholic churches, Of which, the creator
part are within tho metropolitan district. I am
told that all tlless churches arc incon-
veuiently crowded With "orshii'ers, and
it IL e. fact ,, that new churches are
In many of tho Loudon cAurohes- those OF tho
jasuits III Farm street, tho Italian church at
Nattop Carbon. the CaImnlite church ln Ken
singtou, the Church of tue :Angela tp Bays
It is impossible to rent q scat; and, Oh Sundny
mornings, alter these churches haye 1oen filled
, 1874-07-01

Although freight rates are already 80 low that d
noey uy accepting tho present prices STILL inrre.i-
Biz As 1t inay aoe ere is vessoagent iu this city
WHO. not content with ha reglar fees, extracts from
yesse-owners extra charge Of 81 for every 900
buAhes Of grain, and, unfortunately, thia agent CON
trols our market. He, as the agent OF Now York
eases arc, therefore, compoled 10 to him It they
want cargo. This $,urao ts gradually driving tue
xraiu eet fram this rlsy Other porta and nrKe
lumber Of vessels have already gone to Detroit and
Duluth for cargoes. a-.
During tho list two weeks not loaa OF grain was
shipped from this city to either Buffalo or 0swcgo bMt
what had 10 pay this toll Of 81 per LOCO bu, although
every Captnin protested against It. Tho vessel owncrs
take steps boforp long to have 1t stopped.
, 1874-07-01

specfal ptspateh to TAe Chicaga Trihnne.
DErno1r, Mich, Juno 30-Aftornoon.-P
Dowslrans ssais LAWRENCE, , Ghnansy Hmsnat nsss,
an1 bargs; barfa William Jones, Constitution Los,ss
Red, White aud rlua; schrs Jctnes Norris san Jacinto
Tnney, George Worthngton, breed, Gold Hunter,
Granger, arseo Murray, Potter, Cooper, Ellen spry,
PASSED ur-propa Tolrdo, bradbury and barses,
Arctic: sclrp Glenifcr, Levi lsaNson, +. J. King.
N1Np-N0rthcaHt.
, 1874-07-01

INIkB EFEIEhkH =, ., ,,,
Wcro quiet ngcnta aul shippers bng arars In their
vewa AErnta refuse to take less thnn 40 for corn "
banalo Ktugstou rates on wheat e. 91xansea to , &c.
Whito Gqu aud Patask, what, at 30: to Eric, rrops
japan and sshnyskIll. corn through to philadelphia;
70 nuGalo, prop Etpiro stato, corn. through; to
to Osweeo nchr 1;veliue. corn on private terms to
Barnia, psen U. T. wadc, corM M through. Total CO.
MILWAUKEE, June 3o.-Frcig4ts on wheat, 4o to duff
falo, mud 71So to loWor lake ports. ..
CLEvELANp, June 3O.-CoAl to Chicago, downtown
dockB, no1ni1lhi,y ut 500 free.
DufrALo, Ju.s 3p.--Coal to Chiuago, 30ci the laat
charters wero tho Nellie wilor and Cross'hwattot at
that price, Eric 10 Chicago, COO free.
pErnotr, juno 3o-Wheat to Oswcgo, &c.
TOLEDO, Juno 90.-Frrghts dull aud lowor. To os-
wcgo and Kingston, b35,Gc.
, 1874-07-01

CHICAGO.
The schr George 6tee'e ia oserhaulng ut Dooltttle
plcetp4 ArS-dack.
Tho HcIr Andrews is at the same place recoiviug
lew stern. .
The barge Empire State ts to be rebuilt By Capt.
Mcpopald, Uf this city, who is her owner. The work
10 be put upon hor will cost about $l0Ooo md when
ho cut Of Capt. uitchcocks bands she Will rate
Tie now schr Belle Ianacom 1s in port for the
hrpt time She is tine craft Of 292 tons. Capt. Hun
ICON Is her owner.
Er.sEwHEnE.
The schr E, T. Royce struck by q s9uall, OF
Munitowoc, md lost hcr fotenlast.
The bark Lottie Wolf was struck by lightning on
tfauitowoc, Thursday, and slightly oamagcl. Sohio
Of the crow we're slightly hurt. -.
Large auchoFn have been placed In Nagasa River,
below tGo old international ridgB to DO sed III let
There Is ouy seven fect Of water them. One ia
located about twenty-five feet above largo red buoy,
placed to tnark tho aIot. Two plAcea a6reast OF
The buoy-one on cither eide, twcnty foet distant.
Tugs mid town should keep well oyer toward Bird
-The United States Lake Survey strnr Commodore
Perry IL b,Bly at work in Saudusky harbor, placing
range stakes buoys, etc, and otherwise improsngthe
rircuitous channel.
rho Superintendent Of the Ste. Marie Falls ship
Canal reporth tho water III ST. Marie River twelve feet
and notifies masters Of steamers anl vessels drawing
twelve feet that they paHs but barges and vessels
drawing moro than twelve feet will DO required to
Lighter.
Tbs shipments from tho rort at lay City for tla
weak ending Friday. Juno J lB74 for the correspond
ting week last seaso mud for thu Hoason Of 1b73 TO date
are given In the following table;
, 1874-07-01

Ponr upuos. Mich, June 30-Eyen!ng.-DOwN- =
6clry 8. t. Watson, Two Friends, pnnIora, city OF
Taiucsyle A1assilon, Zach Chandler, Avn Bradlcys
GuXhaW4; prpr e, u. uHc.
, 1874-07-01

The shlpments q lumber Il ON BaR3aaw last Wtek
wore 100000 feet. The total FROM Saginaw tor tho
season about 81 quo feel, against SOL feet
rom Tits port The total from the river for the
lou is over 1T7,n00, 100.
, 1874-07-01

nIyoRoESI-; i; -;I,EgAL AL1,Y OBTAINED: IA npT FAiAuP, 7.
tbc evRsti al VAssko. Addssss PastUniss ugx l9S3.
, 1874-07-01
BUILDING MATERIAL.


11OR HALE-TIt IRON NOuf OF THE COURT
Iron xIrdofs aid eul,una tho rorrgaio1 lEeu Calling
gopuAnttty ct bcar4 Iron. " aud % inohas wito
Inl Ii 70 sult pa1tioa building. Appyto TllO3.
MAQKlNt 276 iudlsna.sl.
w 10 u dsltsaGud iu kbq fnty 4ays State psne snd
NhsEs tlsy esa hs fesu. Add1eta ". Tribune pfnee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-03-07
LOUISIANA.
Last Hours Of the Legislature, as Pie
tured by the New Orleans TIMES
and the Picayune.

NEW ORLEANS, February 6. The
Times has the following regarding the
last hours of the legislature: "The clos
ing scenes of the session were marked
by tumultuous excitement, which, OPEN
ing out in vigorous strength early in the
evening, grew in force as the hour of
adjournment was neared, and culmi-
mated in a finale of such uproar and
confusion that bedlam broke loose, and
a multitude of bowling wild beasts could
not, by the remotest possibility, have
offered the slightest approach to the be-
wildering effect produced by these solons
of the nineteenth century. IN the
house, from the hour Of opening to the
evening session at seven o'clock the
work. was lively and pandemOnium
stood revealed on earth. Never by any
chance were there less than twenty
members speaking at once, and by the
same rule not more than one in twenty
pretended to maintain any familiarity
with his seat, but in promiscuous jum-
ble all hands roamed through space, at
times shouting like mad to gain the at
tentiOu of the speaker, and at other
times to arise to a point of order to make
a motion, or to do a hundred other
things which no one but q Louisiana
legislator would think Of"
The Fleming Pic0y1Sne says: "It
is a current declaration of the
leading and most nohest of the
members of the legislature which
terminated its career last night at twelve
o'clock, that the appropriation bill un-
der which all the disbursements of the
State must be made was never passed,
was never submitted by the speaker, nor
voted On by the members. The report
ers of the press, all spectators, officers of
the house, and, in fact, every creditable
witness who was present during the ses-
sion, bear the same testimony. When
suggested that the bill had
not been voted on, the reply of the
members was shouted, 'Oh, it don't
make any difference; we will have it
entered in the journal, and that will do
as WE'LL There Were many other bills
in the same predicament, which were
never passed, were never even submit
ted to the house, but which it is proposed
to have entered in the journal, and pro-
claimed as laws.n