The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-28
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From our Evening Edition Of Yesterday
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The verdict in tn
safe burglary case aquitted Williams. Ih'
Jury hung on Harrington and Whitley.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Dean Stanley is elected
rector of st. Andrews University, over thu
MARQUIS of Salisbury, by votes.
The Director of the Bank Of Buenos Ayres
has teleoraphic advices that the Indians aban
doned Gen. Mitre, who fed.
The railroads are all working.
PARIS, Nov 27.-The memoirs Of JaureZ
late President of Mexico, concerning Maxi
milan and Bazalne, are about finding type
here.
ROME, Nov. 27-The bill giving Garibald
$4,000 annually, is progressing tavorably IL
the Deputies
PouGuKEEpsrE, Nov. 27.-American Girl. in
harness. was beaten by Copperbottom, under
saddle. Time, 2:25I, 2:27, 1921. The Cir
won the first heat.
louisville, Nov. 27.-The over supply OF
coal throws out of employment $1,000 work
men in this region. Suffering during the Sc
we're months is apprehended.
New YORK, Nov. 27.-The longshoremen,
in endeavoring to enlist the owners OF sailing
vessels in their cause in the pending contro-
versy, have only succeeded IN uniting them
with the steamship men.
A general strike is expected to-day IN the
docks of Brooklyn, Jersey City and Hoboken,
unless the uniform schedule rates, prescribed
by the Longshoremen, be adopted. In many
instances this schedule is actually lower tn an
the prices now paid Trouble il anticipated
to-day and the police have made ample prepar-
atoms to repress any disorder.
FREEMANsBURG, Pa. Nov 27.-Yeste-day
morning, the excitement over the reported
stealing of the infant Of Allen Gloss from its
cradle during the night was unremitting
The search of the citizens and authorities
resulted in the finding Of the body of child
in the Lehigh River, which was recognized as
the missing baby
Evidence indicates that the mother threw it
in. She was arrested and conveyed to Easton
Jail this morning. Much feeling exists against
the woman.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 27.-Last night the Great
Republic, with the AscalOn Commandery of
st. Louis, aud the Idlewild, with the Elwood
Commadery of Springfield, Illinois, and this
morning the Thompson Dean. with the COM
manderies of Cairo and Centralia, Illinois, and
Terra Haute, Indiana, together with large
number of ladies' and individual Sir Knights
arrive here, and at 10 o'clock this morning
were received at the levee by the Cyrene Com
mandery, of this city, amid salvos of artillery
from the bluffs, which were lined with people
At 1870 the steamers left for New Orle ans,
amid the firing Of guns, and music from the
various bands accompanying them, and the
band with the Memphis Knights, the Knights
on board being drawn up in line on the hur-
ricane roof. Every steamer in port displayed
their bunting, making a striking scene.
The weather is delightful, and the Pilgrims
and their families express themselves de-
oiubt tod thair vi, fhpv1f IN
mar the pleasure of it.
New YORK, Nov. q, Nocn.-Cotton-spot dull;
Ordinary ~, Good Ordinary a, Low Middlipg
~, Middling ll4E, Mddling Alabama Is. Mid
ding Orleans 15}.
November IA 1l-l6, for December IA i1.l66ll4i,
for January 150315 16. for February l53@l5 ZIG,
for March Is 11-16Dl5l, for April Is 1850 |
16 1.16, for May lG4M16 5.l6 for June 16 9-16@ |
16s, for July 16 13-l60l6I. a.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady: |
Corn quiet and firm. Pork firm, mess 81. Lard
: steam IA. Turpentne quiet, $50. Rosn
steady, 81 35 for strained. Freights quiet.
PARIS, Nov. q, ?. M.-Rentes 81 francs, 52l
centimes.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. q, 1890 P. M.-Cotton dull
md easier. Uplands 7i07id, OrleansStd. Es-
timated sales to-day $4,000 bales, 1000 being for
speculation and export.
we're for speculation and 1900 for export. Stock
529, 900 bales, including 1874, 600 American. Re
ceipts during the week OOU bales, AZ 900 being
American. Stock afloat 37S,OOO bales 247 600 be-
ing American. Actual exports 10, 600 bales.
LArER.-4 P. NJ. = Cotton unchanged. The
sales to-day include $500 bales American.
November and December shipments from Sa-
vannah or Charleston. not below Low Middling,
9-i6d; December and January do, from New
Orleans, Z 1864.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 81, Noon.-Breadstuffs firm.
Wheat IS 4d for red Western spring, 9s for win.
ter. Corn 3ss Sd. Tallow AS Sd.
LONDON, Nov. 81, Noon.-Erie 2sa@24l.
New YORK, Nov: q, Noon.--Stocks dull. Money
p. Gold lii. Exchange, long 1885, short 1901.
Governments active. States bonds quiet and
SOUTHWEST PASS, Nov. q, Noon-Barometer
,O:l5. Wind $. E., blowing strong
Arrived: Steamship Chrysolite, at 80 A. NJ,
Abram master, from Liverpool to Ocean, Zerega
! Co.; bark II. H. Pnrington, Crosby master, IL
lay from Portland, Maine.
No departures.
PAss-A-L'OUrRE, Nov. q, Noon.-Wnd South
Arrived: Steamship Lavaca, Cooksey, master,
rom Cedar Keys, via the Florida ports, to j. X.
Roberts.
GALVESTON, Nov. o. Arrived: Steamship
hutchinson from Brashear, Harlan from In
lianola, Josephine from Brashear.
Sailed Hutchinson for lDdlanola Harlan for
3rashear, and Josephine for Brashear.
New York, Nov. N.-Arrived: Richmond
anglia and vicksburg. The latter brought the
aptain and crew of the schooner Emma ID. Fini
Icy, of Bristol, Me-, for Charleston, abandoned
n q sinking condition.
Arrived out Prussian, vaderland, Jno. Fl.
Guibla, Cupid Brothers.
The bland celestial of the land of Confucius
8 not an object of veneration to the ungodly
american. His oriental peculiarities, on the
contrary, seem to excite contempt and ridi-
ule. Especially is his pig-tail the only
hing sacred about him-made the central
'oint at which is directed all the concentrated
ussedness of the sacrilegious Anglo-Saxon.
lam Lung lives at Idaho Springs, Col. As
lis name would seem to indicate, he is of
extraction. Lately some young
american bloods approached Sam in friendly