The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-26
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From our Evening Edition Of Yesterday
WASHINGTON. Nov. Pin the Supreme
Court of the United States yesterday, the
case of Thompson Donaldson ct ais, an appeal
from q Judgment of the United states Circuit
Court of Louisiana, was taken and argued by
Judge Otto and John A. Grow for appellant,
and by Thos J. Durand for appellees, and
submitted. This case is an action arising out
of the collision of the steamer Great Republic
with the steamer Cleona
LONDON. Nov. 24-The son Of the Duke o!
Edinburg was baptised yesterday, receiving
the name of Albert Alexander Alfred Ernest
William. The sponsors were Qneen Victoria,
the Emperor of Russia, who was represented
by the Czarewitz, the German Emperor, rep
resented by the Duke of Connaught, Prince of
Wales, Crown Princess of Germany and Duke
of SAKE Coburg.
Berlin advices report that the reply Of Ger
many to SPANS last note will be presented at
Madrid during the present week. Its tone is
represented to be very conciiatory.
Rouber Casabiarco and Grand Planet have
been summoned 70 appear before the Judge
of instruction Friday next, to be examined in
regard to their alleged connection with the
Bonapartist committee of appeal to the peo-
pie.
Church are increasing.
LONDON, Nov 24-Mat Irer, conservative,
has been elected to Parliament from Birken-
head, by majority of 947, over the liberal
candidate.
A collision occurred in the Channel to-day,
between the Peninsular and Oriental steamers
Indus and Abbetsford. The latter has put
into Dover for repairs. The Indus proceeded
to Southampton.
BERLIN Nov. 24.-In the Reichstag the
debate was opened to-day on the judicial
y,,t<s nf he IL ,1a<1
unlimited publicity of judicial proceedings as
the best guarantee of the rights of the people.
Herr Braun, formerly chief editor Of the
Spencer Gazette, denies, rs far as he is con-
cerned, any knowledge of revelations made by
his colleague Herr Zehliches, Of efforts of the
Count Arnim to procure the publication of
important documents in that journal.
SASrANDER, Nov. 2i.-The British steamer
Marie lying in this port has been searched
by he Spanish officials on suspicion Of carry
ing arms for the Cariists. but nothing contra
band was found on board
PARIS, Nov. 25.--Blanquin, a member of
the Paris Commune, is dangerously i'll in
risOn.
PARIS, Nov PA strong effort is to be
made in the Assembly to bring about a revo-
cation Of state OF siege.
The Left are agitating the movement, and
have hopes Of securing the assistance OF many
members of the Right.
Thus strengthened the Left will make
vigorous attack on the Ministry with this OBJ
ject in view. "...s
MILWAUKEE, Nov. PA Lacrosse dispatch
says navigation has closed at that point, the
Mississippi being full of floating ice
New YORK, July pa meeting of long
shoremen appointed committee to consult
with the shippers OF New York, Brooklyn and
Jersey City, 10 compromise for forty cents per
hour for day and sixty cents for night work.
New YORK, Nov. PA Madrid dispatch to
the Herald says the Government has expressed
its willingness to pay in the Virginius case
to the United States on the same basis as that
with which Great Britain was satisfied for the
outrage perpetrated on her subjects.
ALBANY, July 25.-The grain destroyed by
fire in Dickson ~ Co. S grist mill and elevator
last night consisted of $4,000 bushels barley
and % 900 bushels oaE.
Thh value is estimated at $50, 900 insured
for $4,000 The grist mill was insured in
the New York and Philadelphia companies,
as are also the machinery, boiler and elevator.
The LOSSES will probably aggregate Sl54, OoO
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25. The following has
communicated persons in consecated
ground
MONTREAL, Nov. 25-It is said the Bishop
will appeal to the House of Lords in the
Guibord case, on the question whether, under
the treaty ceding Canada from France to
England, the rights and privileges Of the
Roman Catholic Church are not infringed
upon by the late decision.
New YORK, Nov. Pa meeting Of the
Panama Railroad directors was held yester-
day. at which the liabilities of the Pacific
Bills payable S4GS 625, February Is; NIikado
charter, S36,S7l, gold: due John Roach, bal
ance on three boats, $4,000.
Due John Roach extras on TakiO and City
OF Picking 10000 due Panama Railroad
Company interest on loan OF $4,000 and
debts in San Francisco estimated at 200, 900
due on accounts payable and estimated $780,
OOO due insurance on wooden ships 165, 900
gold due Roach 4 Sons on three new steam
e1s now building 1850, 900. Total, 1893, 665;
cash in bank is 10000, besides six thousand
shares Pacific mail stock.
1t is reported Bishop Laughin, of Brooklyn,
will be chosen Co-adjutor Bishop to Arch
bishop McClosky of New York; that Vicar
General Quinn will succeed Bishop Laughlin
aud that Rev. VIM. keegan, OF Brooklyn is
to be appointed Bishop of Portland, Maine,
vice Bishop Bacon, deceased.
New YORK, Nov. 25.-NIayor Havemeyer
received dispatch from the Mayor of Tus-
cumbia yesterday, applying for help for the
to forward all subscriptions received.
A party OF longshoremen attacked a num-
Der of Italians yesterday who had been work
ing at reduced rates, and in the melee one of
the former Was severely stabbed.
The company does not intend to accede to |
the demand of the Longshoremen, and the
strike continues in the same state ss during
the past few days
A report was current yesterday that the |
French Steamship Company hal given in to
til captain of their steamship France. who
is new officer. was unwilling to have his
ship slowed by any but experienced hands, |
ana requested the employment Ct unionists
for the time.
GALVESTON, Now pa Ne,cs Brownsville |
special says Judge Montero ordered Mr.. |
Browns cattle to be delivered to him, which |
was obeyed. Brown paid 81 per head to