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New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
DnNEsr1c NARErTs.

lrr.vv Ipv ON, Wheat Off led on t snge toisv Rys frrer
4, l,., ,l -.... Il. 81 ~ t,r-yo.- M t..
1srt.- Ke-'.. N-f a.. O.t. s,r.. G-c s,l .l. ., =
a., "A. H..,.-,- 80 -b..-, 90.
r.,+r,vu5 i. ao = .tou tlIf. ro- vt.r-~s 1f1. RI je
Pm ,r,'t s,4 1-r.,r..t wit t.U d a '.tr~ Choice
Wne 81 i, Flr 10 Prime doe VI 3oasI 80. taac- Ali-r
- - --+, IN, Ea' '-r a.. ,r,,,s- 4, lar .a
81 49, 1n o, 1 ig.r, t1 81 ,7 III {.t Peru,-lyaaa
~ "a No.. -,,,,-- v.,,. .,rr
-... 80. ' ''',- 80 a. '" 80. -...-'.,- -t4
- - c4 yc, - W. - i,-. iii, Iis. r-.
80 NJ p,-t -i1 Iir.. N..r.-
S1A--. 80 ~, l'i @ .. M i..,---r.sf.-rs 80 p..
'-,e- g = te, e >H-rsBl Hams rGef t. Ian. ~.
n ia uier ,u ef and scarce. W..rs -s124c Coaee uol-.
a. 1tl. 100. III ..-g..t '4t ls- s-.I
IrIl1 Jsr 2U-Iar m r. ur.s Tor rhe last ~ hour
M. 49, .,.. f..-r .., f...
r r'-' '' - ,' il -' III -01 .r ~. d -r
30 s,i ,l-.. al t-I ...,,. uI 't .-I .rro--
80. .- ~ .'.y ''. b. ~. H. -.I f-.. d. I'm
"4',.' 80 'l'' '- .... it.-'. r., irI b. .- .-.
.,.--
f7.'"' 'D.- '' -'.I -', --' d.
s-. Oats. -. or qu Netra Hil-, -'1@5 20 - .s
90 'VV4@P 10 " % g., m .i .o ,i..,-..n 81 i1
ace 10, '..-. -., . .,' 70, 70 a. ~ ' .,. 30 u,
vr "a ~ q A. ~, 3r ~ I.i If, Il To- IT, A. 81 o.
~ a. rr .ff p. i. ..- =. ti..-'' Isr-.-
I-' .- i.- ,',- T. ., irit H.. lri
~. t..-.. .... lL... b.. .ef l1L,. Otb,r ,ftce.
--' -'-
,., rl- on 3 -, ,-,., .r pr .b.rr.l Wt4-t ,re-rl
. '- I .'.-.. . '--'-.-- II lr7..sl ind
-i-, .' @ ~. ... ID Il isg. - ti7 tgJu.. 81, 4;
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

so d60G 800 boxes Bacon ~ a5 and 300 @ "a For
London by s 80 tons Gresv~s 35 by steam - 600 boxes
Cheese 45 For Glasgow 40 600 Clsn at s@sd The
charters To Corr FOR orders Austrian re WITH 4OO
Gran at private rate 10 Bremen German eel win 4uOu bb
Petroleum at As Sd direct port the continent vessel
with apo Grain a 6s 3D. TO Trieste, barSt Will SoOO bD
Pe,roledm st rs 3D.
GRAINThe WheA market opened dull and Islues
sstu the prucp bo the oHers made and
The demand onl7 modeae the market closes dull and lower
shippers disposed hold hack for still but
holders realize, the falling In the the
ake ports check he downward tendency the sales 20 600 bush q
a 24dS 36 for migrated lowa 81 33 for No
Smcsro spring 81 p - for No Chcsgo spug 81 3l0
- 30 for No. Milwaukee; 81 3fUSl 30 for No MwauEee
81 S2dSl 33 for Red Western and New DO s 81 40 = 30 r No
Minnesota 81 3aSl 35 for Amber Western; 81 jOd.l % ior
Kentucky 81 30 for Amber and White Tennessee together
Barley Malt sliu ard tame Oas are better ami IN 'r an The
Ngh arrivals holders the advantage. the sses JO ursi
New Ohio Mixed 6Soa6l oc White at 67aO9c- NceI MiHsd
90 Coo; White tsG1Oc and White Jersey A. 1O Ihe iTt
New White Oats NewJsey ekihc on hange
todsy ov A. Bonne the quality re11idlou 53 10 hey
told zoe kre and qiot the h % oi NJ"
sold to-day by Messrs H. heberi sr CO. foAe
81 Os le quality handsome some l- us Com
and with moderate son i demand
c-sv export; the st $50 600 husa Nr.'rl Mixed a.
T-ll ai2. Western White S6dSSc N.eru lrioE a 'Oe
c0MrAAATvK OF GlN " NKwYonk AND BholhLlN NAf
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

r.ek compare as follows with those of the previous
week ... -.
,,rrs for the week ending July H.. A4t.57s34o @
Cr,ncs FOR the enIng Jniy is. 3S63OOAl >.
90 snees for the week ending july H.. Gl76S6t 81
snce fur he week ending Jdy lS...... l99A'ISS "a
RINK shares were more active to-day. central
National sold at 9O.. North America at sO Metropoi-
;., AZ 10 Merchants at 1lSdIl9, and German Amer
t.,r al 30. The following were ,he bids
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


INUAll
LsHBs-Tbe receipt. today O. pg Pos very and
$50 Pearls Inactive
of BIO rather frer undsr The more favo
abroad bear Of transaouons quote at
-,srl5 i0- orc 45SsZJc or lar do 20
stocks q tonight 1O4 4O4 bags
G37l 795 Baltimore Sst3 bags
Hampton Savannah total l3Ou3b bags
NONIOAlle oT Cotton suh que Dui prices
whom -eeaaa ehALEe. vi. quote as ll0Ws:
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
tALEs PoR PRESENT DELIVERY.
TOaaT. SATURDAY Evening To,sL


s,.s s-,u-1sv evening D. m-iuga 400, l6asc Sep.
seube 100 Us p 200 l6 lllG- October 500 10 p.
November POO l6a 100 I6, total 100 bzlss.
aa tOt4r H. % ? HJaiy, 300 l6'se 800 D.. l6 5-52e
7lBc 200 l6 l352c; 900 10 Z &C. 300 10
l32c 500 is jl6-s 100 10 932c September. 100 10 23
5V l6af 500 Us 2332c, 200 10 IL l6ei 800 10 Zl3
lGss. 400 lg-32c 700 10 Gl6c. 100 10 l.-32e.
o-o5e 900 10 sl6ci 1000 l6a. 400 l6 l5,32e 200 10
Tl6c 200 IG 1882 900 lGac 900 10 ll32c. December
POO is 1890 200 l6 I32e 100 16isc i0tA 10 100 bales
Grand Z.- 100 bales
FLOUR AID LOtlT demand for shipping Brtrss
40 .it tte arrivals there 70 sell bat lie
gr11e 80 M -ggrel less peHts tEer Medium and
l-7 er Wheat EItras dull rGular Medium sprna
Sc Gre coe the 4tet rather Tor shipping
hlu'-r
oy saJus further oseiae SAILS u 9UU b5A
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

II, Quotations Cotton qaaug
Ia a below the qu0teL
Eeoe the shipping port TO-DAY ~ 50 bales this day last
s-eE. New.
ver light opening
Of u
. 534c q 2 follows all oi Low
a. .14llgs.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
Olplocno Noutrs.

sr,vBAAD FRE lSsURAycH CosPtSY,i
OFFCE 1T BE0ADwAl, NKw-ioHK, JAY - ls.i ,.
4 SEMI-ANNUALD DIVIDEND of FIVE PER
y tESt h,s tins been declared also ~ extra dividend q FIFs
PIN ON''' ''- WILLIAM NJ. ST. JOHN, seereArr
RosF, wArsRr1wy. AID OGDsS.BURan RAILROAD.
PnrsIpESTs DFFcE 81 Walsi NV ioHK jane i. l-f -
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of THREE
n ONE HALF PE CENT the capital stoes o ills oa'
p,ov ul IJ. REGISTERED d. NeH lofA
I, he Fsna.u Loan All Trust Compnv No 2o EIcbiuge-pAce
a4ltr all closed from the 2Jh nst % date payns
MARCELLUs MASSEY, PTcsieut
TREurIFps OFrics CEsTRAL RAILROAD
Ia or NEW JERsHr Ne LtHsErY.sr. NEgfoRH Juiy 1874
nIElDEND.-A Quarterly Dividend OF TWO
~ AND HALP PER CEST SAL be- PAID % AoADsi, he -oh
s st Office books VIII be o4 rom hoalA ile
SAMUEL KNOX. Treasurer.
OFEcE % rHE sPnIXG MorsrAS Coal CozPAyI,t
NEw.YoRK, June -, 1874
THE Board of Directors have this day de-
hall i ecat
The transfer books vii be oosel %
CHAS YCRIOS TgeAA
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
Ocean Steamers,
REAL ESTATE.

NEw N0GR Monday, July y. fss.
At the Exchange SalesTooms thls morning A.
j. BeecFcr White sold the ssiory BRICK store and
dwelling So. IS F1urtht., north eide, Do feet east ~
Avenue b.. lot 2A7xg5 TO Ernest OH for s.6is Tho
prerp,ses suhJec5 ground rent o. $3.50. esso
LayIrsg % We zEs 10 run WITHOUT renewal.
Huga j. Camp sold ot sOgth side 81 One-hund-
red i-twenry ninth st. feet east Of Lght-ge..
25xg9,I 20 o. y. Alderman fJr s2,jl2-
Tue rep.rt OF ghe Department Of Buildings, for tho
week ending July :, viii be found DslOw.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
CInrn.rSTRR FIsH MARKET.

lo4 bales. .hp n 20 bales spuDe 200 baes stock sSiI
LouIs7rLLn July 20 Cotton duist Midlns. 16ie
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
Neu-aersep Rcal estate for Sale.

New- aersen RcIl estate tor 5ns.
. HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-Central y. }.
y Land Improvement c. have .ol:g- lot' 1a an - f o,
SALg AZ s points line " t Central IT, X % " Apply %
A. D HOPR or RLSrON MARSH ll3 Lo-rt--t
a GOOD INVESTMENT.
"A FOH sALg9yOU1 acres 4 LAND IN southern Ne"Jer-eri
w be- . Ia Que bod, er Of 900 acres aLl lWa leso
a GOOD iands l1i oren' hlyg ad ro. lhsf
contain good powers sO1l, AMI cedar A'ei A-'
WRIGHT. Elsv.i y !.
EOR SALE-At Orange, y. Jan Old-estab-
.hei i.elss. 1o"' 2Rf iul ed business other
Ig.-.. lvrlr TO GEORGE RuSLiNe ltn Chln.er,- /.
I'TLLY FURNISHED, three or more months,
coHmo Iou. l4-room COTTAGE RESIDENCE aad 'toCfDS
e lAbcrfs
tfI r x titt llruT bel4ll. ware u as ia
bic pasture chickens. vegetables 'nt ut q lerrd
vel paved All gil Fc-s lot AaJ
water good anI ciuIses tI vi res 10 tooJ
parties 900 PLAINLY grrsae will sell i i've
years 20 1nce Tong time r fce
-4cu-e % accessible house vita eY @ eonf aa'
aees combined Appva West Elizabeth Dea,' close br
" 20 SUBURBAN" p o. Box -, Eitahyth
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
- .. furnished sae1 % sale
h-1T non 20 p.m \. GEffi 80 Nlsssr cor - fa
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY IS always an
Important sUuec, % U'Jh 0ToWer and lender an
able aud suggestive ESSAY on TINS topic by Prol. T.
D. Elliott o.. ti- Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting. is reported fully III
FRB-SE LLCrURr EXTRA No. I'D. Price 10 cents.
Address lHE TRIBUNE. NeW-l d d.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CAAkilNO lHs
UNITED STATES MAIL.
WV AND FULLrPOWERBD STEAMSHIPS
NeviOrE sAIUkDAiS iTOm Liverpool u I'll rs
C a. Corr
AuRIATlU. SATURDAY Ja'F %. At 200 ,. L.
kEPU BLIC. SATURDAY. August : al 500 q. L.
BALTIC SATURDAi. August s. At 200
BlIrANhIC. SATURDAY August 10 az $500 A
CELTIC. SArU RDAf. August -. al 400 D.
IRON White Dock. Per y, North iaver
Passenger ior AL eis-eil unnvale combining
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT
sao9ns saieroom Bathroom, N miissp
don Were eas' notion A Surgeons All Hewiess ACCOMPANY
lIests 10
KATEsoAoon $50 go. Return Tickets $40 go. s;eersge
Thoss for fisnls Old COuHgrT
can strcAge prcpAid certacAies Al lO~
HEnbagg
H0rway SWelcu. lnla. Australia. China
DrafiA 4
other the
.heeA No 10 BIsalsN hesl1A :. COKIlS AsegI
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
BANKlNG ~ TNANCIAL
,..Nc1rAL ~ INrERr.r M CON.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST IN GOLD.
First MOI gage Bonds of the Vermont Division OF
che Portland and Ogdensburgh Railroad Trunk
line. with Traffic Guarantee OF Eastern Railroad
Company Of Mass. 1Or sale by
F,EBANRs & Co.. TAEBANKs. BROwN & Co.,
9i1 Broadway y. Y NiIlk-st., Boston.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

nay AND RfW-Tbe arrival. filling Of ard the market =
70 Cod 80 81 shipping Grade God sslal9 DO Cem-
mon, sl3a.i4. straw-No Rge It Sl2asl" and No. hye
MoLAssEs-Resaing remain sn viii an iema33 the
3sa4sc Cuba CaYe 81 GiIc Porto keo 4O@'oe anu
NAVAL ST0RES-por Spirits Tu7eane there better fsnsni
prc We avauce tae sale. "bace sou pIl' on pos M
desnd 1ui The market firm ,ales Of 1000 DDS
YResged E iover v,h better demand at the abae
5000 bb> r same l2c con- leayy with sock offered
sqare % ia' & s .T the 1artei ei5 Il former su OF 800
bbs in buik. at &C. Do N ofl quoe al o '@''' 40 JUL a.
fR0viSoSS-be PORK market stronger but es' active
the saes 1re 100 ob Od Mess; $50 % as2o % Tor
SS oo H I n w e' % Io AnS9 sas20 % ne inside pce
afternoon Western Prime Mess 10 bes s hIm - o. ~
erste reques, s.esv; 100 Ctv EItra India e at
SUl5era at SIS qs22 and Western terms Cut
n l,.c $50 PeFied 20 IL 3i:c. 900 Ffe,h "a
ql3l 500 Pictied Shoqler e Ioq9 sPSei S ,0 aq' p %
6puo % Light eeNe,, ~ 10 1"1S,, A. 1Oa.c Recon
~ ave @ , NJ rie, .s Of 80 boxes Long Clear CITY at &c
~ C,y Lam VI strong lqe sales Of % 'es City a, le
c. .ser August al I2c. 300 seller seDer er ~ Is
BrrrEE-se Butter N moderate reql sud s'eH Me,'sIn IN
rena rs dail md 70 eiee' & ss F , cre- We quote.
S',ga o. a,'' csisrn Tubs q
CTroa ...........I7a a2O Selected Western Reserve
CnEEss-Iioiers small on naud and leh' az
raher 1rueT aIl d. some INSTANCES 1Io '9- ~
changes I1o'l'io-s'
transactions been ughf W 4uuIni
So. t.c-,rr tua "a, Factory,
f5rcr-1....---... Il al2i2 al cream, fr..... QlO
Sjlte Factory. good go S'Aie Fac,ol' I,";
faC'Orr bhtillei.'''''t'''' ~
~ al Jul
common hne..... SA20lI sAImme-''''''''''
STATE lac.oIT, .
l. Ii--f So,
There fair m4lu, ana the WatAet eAs ' --
snI PrLusE.rAlia w quote.
- .....'4 ~ Western 20 ga
80, 81 D., "a as Western common DO ar
r.-, value, she
"a -st =. = ,q ,atr aud 2JO bags az =
currency NJ. -,
STERINh quiet but hrm sales o; % heteea Il'nc "'"
la3.. ana O.ty a. lac % ...-s -..,..-.r
sitRST, aline Raw Sugs Is onl7 lin e. and tae mar
trts ressv AZ decline the embrace l' Ahs Eol WM WM
a "a, and late evening 800 As M-a-o d.
1uot. anu prime a. o-7- oI y
luei 4t about previous puoes 1te - - O-o-' - ~ "
1u7-e $1,000. &c., 80. a, o., s5,sls.
Pr.ws it, a. &c. oi % b1is. , -oo
WIlI- Tie u.I-et Is mo.e and steady sales Of oo0
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
Gapinss Banks.

DOWFRY SAVINGS BANK.-intercst will
I'D paid d-poors the rate Of SIX b, PER CbNI 90 1
Dol 20 Dolar,
enr Two thousand Dollars FIVE 80 PR CEN zach e1css
OF fepss igreeby Of the Bylaws aad payable
ou ami MONDAT. Ju.v 20. 1874
from July /. 1914. .. .
~ order Of Trustees SAIJEL I. BADHhf Frsaarht
o. H. COGGEsHALL. Secretary.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-aye.,
~ Moray depcs1 OF
before July 20, viii draw interest from July l. ..-
,OJJ.NlJ % rZbl ,fi5 =
e. Y BRNKERHJFP Secretary. RICHARD H. BULL. President
TEIHE Trustees of the SEAMEN's BANK FOR
SAVINGS - and 70 W4l. hsve ordered that INTER
EST paid dsposo nSata e1ding
L., a. oOws -.
mum. md -
rrr1 psybe on M fer MONDAY 2Oh The all be
erefifel demo-, he.l ors ny ~ 1871
I,,t- n BrTs-,y s,rrets-r WM. lL MACY President.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
Brooklnu propertn 90 let.

TO LEI-In Brooklyn. handsome, brown
4 not BE- 4JN4os % Bosd
seated herhof suoulco ~
resldeu Quiek all
Brooklvn \. Y
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
Gouses auo farms Uunteo.

w HOUSE Twentieth au rurteu ans L-rusHu and
srtls,es s3OOO. Address A L. H. nouzs
Omce
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THB GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPASrS NAIL
STEAMSHIPS Bk.WBEN hhN YORK AND HAFkB. CALLISO
Al BREsf
.olheFy oA SAL ro Per ~. 90 North RIVER
WILLIE NJ PARIS Daafs. ........... SATCRDAI July %
I4FAYLrTE Il- arl... .....>A ~ RDAf ADJUST
n. Al..
PRICE PASSAGE IS GOLD uur.uiing
23 second Tlrl.......S33
Erclsion cke a. reluced rate
1oin transit El'N'n
r,g CoaIue be'ds sAyrE lime
N0--'' A. GEO MACKENZIE AgeBt Va s. Broaaw,.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
Countrn Real Gslatc Tor Sale
Real Gs.I.e to GtchGule.

Real gs.I.e to GxchGule.
4 DWELLING wanted III New-York or
y suburbs. ior 36 h- Moan
ml
10 a S4lllae lA-nhce4L
o.. r. PIBgsON Pr--st
I'XCHANGE for a tirst-class FARM (lludson
Rive prrfprrel BROOKLYN HOrStSelr fEurs 40
a.ut. cpe negh11rIn0i orsbe
i,.uu- a Brooklyn house hsnrr cfn .,e r lde
j.. %. HOfr X SON. III Broadway.
IYARW WANTED for RAISING STOCK,
4 worth from 80 UOO 20 SiuOOO % exchange TO- BroaEa
1ropertv RULAAD * WHITING. br-tmaust
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

NATIONAL LINE.
F-ou Piers . u4 -. SoriL r ver
TO CrakN5H ONS Az LIVERPOOL:
EGYPT Sat Jul - I.1 Dc m IIALF..sat Az. 100
OUELN..>at, August 5000 B. l.t
FOX LUSuDN UlKEt T.
1hOrre Dan. july -, A. II ;iO n
CamL r4ssage 30 and $50 sIertage rea -ieed
prc- feucri Eae. Preyam seerl-r tse ron
Er,.au.r -. Hurst Mauager
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
ua
srATEMENT OE EXPORTs.

N-"TII- July ~ IsI4.
- lov-rr complete us, o. eI73rs sy5sI vessels which
l.re oearea TO-DAY '5rs..u ports;
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-02
CHANGE OF BASE.

Since the Punishment of L. j. Souer from
Avoyelles we learn he las opened an Office il
the State House. and is now Off ciatlng as the
private broker Of Kellogg. Parties interested
in the Funding Bill, and DESTROYS Of making
speedy and advantageous arrangements ore
referred to Mr.. Souer, who will dispose
Of their business sec,,aduip a1tem for small
consideration.
Having the ear the sympathies and the
interests Of Kellogg in bis possession, he
enjoys unusual facilities for the funding of
bonds, the sale of warrants, and likewise for
procuring pardons for convicted criminals
H. as broker, he proves as successful finan-
cially. as he did in his capacity as a legislator
and Chairman of the Committee on Contin-
gent Expenses, he will soon be rich enough
TO leave Louisiana, as he did the parish of
Ayoyelles
Mr.. souer has not yet sent lis his profess
sional card but we give this editorial notice
gratis for the good be has done Ayoyslles in
leaving it 80 promptly when requested to
do SO
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-02
SELF-HELP.

I 1t is true saying "The gods help taos
sho help themselves" None the less true
We believe, are the words which Schiller, il
Wilhelm Tell, puts into the mouth q
aeding
The gods help only, when man
Can help no more"
! In shame and humiliation Louisiana has
| ;rouched and whined at the feet of thrlttless
! .dyenturers and ignorant negroes when hel
)wn .nds held the weapons of her deliver
| lnce. Was she too cowardly or too weak 70
| Weld them
On Bonded knees we have gone ID Congress
md begged for help, only to come home again
md cringe at the feet Of our insolent masters.
sprung from a race without peer in the en-
'ire Of humanity, we have sat quietly down,
while one by one every right save that OF
Dare existence, has been stripped from US by
)arbarians, inferior in number, in intellect in
resources. Emboldened by our submission,
md encouraged by the pcripatetic VII aims
Ehose-feet are upon our necks saya9elu lust has
perpotratod the foulest outrages upon female
weakness.
Again and again We have been tainted with
weakness, have been reminded that the
troops were Withdrawn and dared to an asser
lion Of our rights.
Who is so vile slave "a the man that dare
aot be freeman? Whose fault is it. men OF
Louisiana, that to-day you labor beneath bur
lens Of TAXATION that your money is Or WI
rom you TO pamper the political empires,
Who roll in luxury. while You deliberate be-
tween starvation aud enigra ion? Manifest,
your own
White mon, men of your own race, are beg
,inc, not for bre4d but for work an oppor-
tunity for honest labor, while the people OF
his city are feeding and flttening the men to
ieieat Us at the November election What |
IRE the White Leagues Of New Orl ans doing =? |
What are the practical results Of their organi-
tion? Are they lying supine, while their
brethren in the country parishes are working
or the delivcrance Of louisiana?
Let them AXE up to the responsibility that
ests upon them and let us see, as the fruits
4 their endeavors, white men in all the en-
loymcnts now monopolized by the negroes
The time has come when we must use for
ur own salvation all the resources which God
as placed i'll our hands.
Every housekeepcr, in the regulation of her
omestic affairs every merchant in the selec
on Of his employees every drayman in the
loce of his drivers every common carrier
! hiring his hands every association and
rganization, Of whatever character, every
apartment Of trade, every branch Of industry,
INST legislate for the safety Of Louisiana,
NJ the existence of the white race.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-02
GREENsBURG. st. Helena Parish, J

Aug. g. 1874.
To the Editor of the New Orleans Bulletin:
The undersigned have been appointed as a
subcommittee under the Executive Committee
OF this parish, to ascertain and, if possible, to
bring to notice certain facts which have recently
transpired here, which leads to the conclusion
that gross fraud is beng perpetrated upon the
public and private benevolence, for political p,ir-
poses, through the agency of D. C. Davis Jack
B, Davis and W. Il. Thompson.
Within the last few weets quantities OF pro-
visions and various articles Of wearing apparel
have been procured through their agency in New
Orleans and distributed among tho freed people
and probably among themselves, VINO cannot be
regarded a. proper objects Of public or private
charity As they do not live in region of an over
lowed country; indeed, most of them hive upon
the hills of ST. Helena. 1t would, therefore,
probably be regarded worthy of your notice
and attention, faithful guardian o. the public
interest to ascertain, if possible. under what pre-
tsxt these supplies have ben procured from the
Relief Committee in New Orleans, and expose, to
The pnblic condemnation these most ubiquitous
frauds. Z J. HENDRY,
7. s. THOMPSON,
j. Fl. WoRNAck
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State Central Committee.

In virtue Of the authority conferred upon me as
President of the State Convention which recently
assembled at Baton Rouse, have appointed the
following members of the State Central Commit
tee for the State al large:
Alex. DeCiouet, St Martin,
Alfred Roman, st. James.
f. s. Goode, Terrebenne.
A. II. Leona d, Caddo.
J. b. Wilkinson, Plaquemines.
Albert VOORHEES,, Orleans.
Samuel Chopin, Orleans.
w. s. Pike, Orleans.
VIM. B. Schmidt-Orlesns.
J. D. Hill-Orleans.
Arch Mitchell-Orleans
Francis Johnson-Urieans.
E. A. Burke-Orieans
j. j. Mellon Orle u.s.
T. Bailly- Blanchard Orleans.
A meeting Of the Committee viii be held at No.
1874, ct II O'Clock n.
3 =. MARR, President
New Orleans. Ans. y. 1874 u *
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party OF workmen, chiefly negroes,
paraded the streets of Washington few days
ago. with banner bearing the legend, eve
will rather beg than work FIR dollar and a
half a day, wrereupon the Philadelphia Pes
utters these sensible sentiments: "These OF
them who were black, and the majority were
Of that color, have the satisfaction Of know
ing that they have done more to defeat the
Civil Rights bill than dozen inimical Sena-
tors. They have shown conclu ,ively that they
are not fit for freedom.
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The WAcoocHEE VALLEY AFFAIR. The One
Ika {Alabamal Times has accounts of the af-
fair at Wacooche Valley. 1t hears that the
negro plot to attack the whites was made
known by communication from two black
men to their employers; that the negroes made
the attack at the time appointed, having been
r inforced by forty or fifty of their race who
crossed the river from the Georgia .ide; that
there was considerable fight lg, and three
churches were burned, but no one was killed,
and the negroes finally stnmpeded.
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New Books. -Messrs. Kahn & Co., book.
sellers and stationers, No. 100 Canal street,
have placed upon our table the following new
publications: Nimrod Of the Sea, or the
American Whaleman, by VIM. M. Davis,
Harper 4 Bros, New York. Political Econo-
my, by J. f. Cairnes, Harper & Bros, New
York. Anecdote Biographies of Thackeray
and Dickens, by Richard Henry Stoddard,
Scribner, Armstrong & Co., New York. Doc
tor Thorne, by Anthony Trolope, Harper &
Bros, New York For Love and Life, by
Mrs. Ohrhant, Harper & Bros, New York,
and Hydrophobia, from the French Of II.
Bouley. H,rper 4 Bros New York
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q yoNy crowd OF pcrpoises came to grief
-!.eooatiy while humping and splashing off the
ssy AtW;lletts Point near New York while
lion. Abbott and Ills assistants were engaged
il tnspedo practice. Seeing the school ap-
s-oAcbing. The General waited until they
iS'ssd near the torredoos, md then let on the
..nrrsnt Of electricity. Tho explosion which
loDowed brought 10 the surface three dead
Eopdses. each about eight feet in length,
.shich were secured for their oil Two or three
ssthGs VEN allowed to escape One Of the
Asaa CO. hAd swallowed large eel and :
an1Aoe e snail 1sh.
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The Baltimore american "a strong Repub-
lican paper in an article deprecating the
throwing Of the next Presidential, election
into the House Of Representatives, protests
against the injustice Of allowing the small
States vote equal to the large Ones declares
that such a mode Ct election affords large
opportunity for corruption, and says: "In
this condition of our politics it is hardly pos
sible that President elected under such cir
cumstances should be generally acknowledged
and obeved" A President thus elected would
be chosen in the constitutional mode, and any
factious opposition to him would be war
upon the constitution. But it would be en-
tirely consistent with the war which the Radi-
cal party is constantly wasing against the
rights Of the States.
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In New York the other day Methodist
clergyman told his brethren that he had
travelled three hun 'red miles among the Mo
hammedlns without losing a pin. SO honest
were they. The previous evening, riding to
church III Third Avenue car he had been
relieved Of a pocketbook con,aininy $50. His
hearers saw the point, and passed round the
bat