The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02

We understand two companies OF th, 10th
&. Infantry lie ave here this morning, Companies
u and z, the ono for Jackson, Miss, and tht
other for Nashville.
TuE SUPERVISORY BOARD. = This Board, sp'
pointed undor the compromise. met yesterday
organized and got ready for business, and VIII
be at work from this time out.
Favorable reports have just been received
from tho mining expedition which LETT Boston
last April for the gold mines Of Cayenne, French
Guiana The mines said to yield abuniantly
Just think Of it! Two hundred and forty-five
thousand copies OF Mortons speech circulated
for campaign use in Indiana 1t will kindle a
good many fall fires, however. if it answers no
other purpose.
In tho com nunication, signed Comrade, pub
lshod in our yesterdays edition, abiding to Dr. L.
G. DUR, typographical error occurs in the let
ter. designating the section with which he served
It should read Section E, Capt. Peasants Com
pany, Of Crescent City White League.
We publish i'll another column the names OF
the gentlemen who have been appointed by the
Parish Committee to look after the naturalization
and registration of voters. Parties interested
will receive all necessary information and assist
ance by applying to any one of the committee.
We perceive by the accounts Of the violent
storm which visited the Southern Atlantic coast
on the night Of the 28th ut, that the rice planta-
tions in the vicinity of Charleston, Savannah
and Wilmington were overtlowed and much dam
ago done to the crop. The estimated loss in rice
is 100000.
The FIRST WARD TURNS THE TIDE.-Last cven-
ing the Citizens OF this ward met for the purpose
OF taking some action on tho present situation.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted opposing
the late compromise. There was considerable
enthusiasm shown and the meeting adjourned
pleased with their action.
The Merchants ExcHANGE.-At largely at
tended meeting of the Merchants Exchange held
yesterday interesting addresses were made by
Mr. R. s. Howard President pro tenn, and Gen.
Cyrus Bussey. We regret that want Of space
prccudes tho possibility Of the publication Of
oven synopsis of the remarks OF either gentle
man.
The SECOND WARD REGISTRATION OFPICE.-In
Justice to Mr.. Murphy, the U. 8. Supervisor OF
Repatriation Of tho Second Ward, the statement
is made that he has officially protested against
oil those acts ON the part of the State Supervisor
that have been considered, and generally de-
nominated illegal, and which have Occasioned
such dissatisfaction.
LARGE IMPORTATION OF CoFFEE.-Wednesda
che steamer Lalande arrived at this port direct
from Rio Janerio, with a cargo Of IA, 500 bags OF
coffee. This is the largest direct importation
since the war. We are glad to see that New
Orleans is fast regaining hor coffee trade, and
hope that she will before long assume the proud
position she occupied before the war, OF being
the greatest coffee mart in the United States.
Tho business community will regret to learn
that Major E. A. Burke has resigned the position
u Freight Agent Of tho Jackson Railroad.
The Major has represented tho Jackson road
in this city for the past four years. to the perfect
satisfaction OF tho business interests, and now
withdraws because he cannot do justice to the
interests OF tho company without negiecting the
public duties assigned to him in this campaign.
We received most delightful serenade last
night from Charley Jaogcr's Silver Cornet Band,
It tho head of squads Of those gallant companies
@. Z. and G. Crescent City White League, and LIST
Regiment, We return our thanks to the gentle
men. and assure thcm that we are with them
heart. soul and body Tho band then escorted
the California Quartattc, Of Hayerley's Ministries,
to the City Hotel where many kind sentiments
were exchanged
W. have again to call attention to the fact that
negroes, apparently drilled for that purpose,
mako habit Of standing about the registration
Offices, to impede white citizens in securing Ger
A. l, no1r
registered and have no business in the nelghbor'
hood. II the compact said to have been complies
cd means anything, the Conservatives have the
right to see that such obstacles be removed, ano
we trust that il will be DONE and that at al early
day.
The Baltimore american says: "The resou
ton Of the New England cotton mill owners t
run only on third time in order to lessen produc
tion. has had the effect to arrest the downward
tendency Of prices at the jobbing houses in New
York The commission houses, as well IS TN
iobbers, however, are largely loaded up Will
drv goods, and as the indications are that thes
are to be pressed on the market, turn OF price,
in the upward direction is not to be immediately
looked for. The Utica and other New York Stat
mills it ia eaid, will follow the Boston example.
Crr1zpSs. ArrExrIoN.-Those of our citizen
who have lately changed their place OF resideno
after taking out registration papers. should II
member thst they will be deprived OF their vote
should they omit to have the change noted o
their certificates. We have good authority 10
saving that the Radicals have been canvass'n
tho wards for some time past, for the purpose
finding out such changes, and it, therefore, b
hooves every man to note the necessity 4
having their certificates endorsed.
REMOVAL Those widely known wholesa
druggists and importers, Messrs. Wheelock, FL
law 4 Co., have removed their immense stock
No. IS Magazine street, diagonaly opposite
their former stand. Their new store is ono OF Il
largest in the city-running through to Bal
Place, and anording ample room for the requisi