The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-28

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Partly cloudy and continued warm weather
A Utica rooster catches rats Four a day is
his average.
Messrs. Kain & Co., booksellers and sta
TONERS, No 100 Canal street, send Us Serb
ners for August, Applston's Journal for July,
Harper's Weekly and Frank Leslie.
Staub sends us iron, his cheap news stand,
No. So Canal street. full lists of Northern and
Western papers, Scribners Magazine for
August, the Graphic the Forest and Stream
and Hearth AID Home
We are un6er obligations to the Pelican So
cial Club for sheir consideration of our efforts
towards effecting change in our affairs. For
their kindness in electing us honorary mem
bers we return thanks.
Under the will of her uncle, just deceased,
Mrs. General Bristow, wife OF the new Secre-
tary of the Treasury, has just fallen heir to
fortune of s25O,OOO. Fortunes, line misfor-
tunes, never come singy
Theodore Tilton has played the roll Of
Samson with vengeance. lie has pulled
down the eilded temple of hypocrisy and
buried Bee her, Mrs. Tilton and himself in
the rs. Of Plymouth Church as Of Troy
it may hereafter be written, it ,oas
1t Is sOmet hing unnacOuntable how these
sober and sedate old fellows, as soon as their
families have gone to the country to spend the
heated term, commence to wear their Sunday
clothes every day, and to argue that four
hours sleep is all that the human frame re-
qnires to he Healthy.
The many warm friends of Major John H.
New in this community will be shocked be-
yond expression to learn of the death of his
accomplished wife, at the Westminster Hotel,
London, Oh inc lth inst. Mrs. New was
native of West Baton Rouge, and a daughter
Of DIR. Nolan.
Ben Butler could not keep his hands out Of
the Beecher- Tilton middle. He appears now
On the Tilton side Of the ugly controversy, and
Is likely to make the matter good deal louder
in tone than it would be without his valuable |
assistance. Bens great delight would be to |
have q civil suit, with himself for plaintiff s |
attorney Rnt we trust he will not be graft
fed
We are indebt ed to Mr. Peter Mcbride.
Secretary Of the Carrollton Railroad Company,
FOR q copy Of the Shanghai Budget, ofJune 18th
Six entire pages Of this ls page journal are
devoted to the publication of the proceedings
in the case IF 1.-The Committee of the Shanghai
Race Club ". The Shanghai Cricket Club"
tried before H. d. NJ. s Supreme Court, before
Sir Edmond Hornby, Knit, Chief Judge
The amazement and grief of Theodore
Tilton, When his statement was published, are
said to havc been very great, as he intended
1t to go ho inrther than the Committee. 1t
appears that an over-zealous newspaper re-
porter secused copy of the document sur
reptitiously and printed it in spite Of Titon's
positive commands. There seems so be
terrible fatality about the wretched matter
We are indebted to Geo. Ellis, of the Pos.
Ohce news emporium, for late copies Of that
Prince Of English weeklies, the Saturday Re-
view, and of LIE Courier DIES Etats- Unis, LIE
Messenger Franco American, the New York
Graphic and Dublin Nation. Those who take
N interest, in European affairs cannot find
better sources Of information than in the
ILove named periodicals.
Those MDsKErs. H. Ries, keeper Of a
INK shop ut No. Al Carondelet Walk, called y
1pon us yesterday to state that the muskets q
'eferred to IN Sundays BULLETIN as having
been stowecl away on the Basin, were his prop :
.rty. He says further that he purchased them =
or retail to- anybody, white men or negroes, g.
md not for negroes exclusively that his prin- -
:ipal customers are the men on trading YES :
els, and that other junk stores sell guns in n
be same way He made no effort to conceal
hem, but IN the contrary exposed them for b
ale },
QUICK DfsPArcH.-The steamship Yazoo, of
he Philadelphia and Havana Line arrived at
his port from Philadelphia, with full cargo,
IA Friday night, at III O'clock She com n
aenced discharging at ! A. NJ, and took in CT
he bulk Of 1000 bales of cotton by IL o'clock tt
'unday morning, after having been detained g
aarly four hours to receive her coal She
inferred ami cleared on Saturday and sailed
q Sunday evening at O'clock with full
st Of passengers; crossed the bar and went Al,