The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-03-26

Fire Bah, Lahty Iawler ana u 49, viiie Hsr-ys.
time 81 seconds. Second race one-heif me-
dash two year Odds. was won by VanderIIee
beating JatIllah and Belle Of Australia zinc
81. LOUIS. March o1-covernor vroes.o,
sent message 10 The Lerislaiure vrrie--iev
calling attention 20 the fact thaf 4 her,5 ~
outlaws, exist in that State, Who rob 80 r,,,r.
der with impunisy, and that he has no ale.
Quate power TO bring the derneraflcas ~
punishment, and asks that proper lerislation
be had az once.
me aarkoss.
LONDON, March - -Noon-.Frie Az
PARIS, March s4.--Rentes 90 4Oc.
LvERpoof, March 81 Oon-C oiion mis-.
uplands, I'D. +; Orleans, So 9siIfkd sales iE.,
600 bales, including 5000 Tor speculation nd
export Futures to arrive 1.i6 cheanor. 49,
Of upiands not below good ordinatY. deliVc-s
able May and june, SID. Sales Of cotton IN.
clude 500 American bales. LaleF-ColloD
sales Of futures, nothing below good ordineTv
shipped February and March, Sikd. (: salss al
Of Orleans, nothing below good ordinarr
shipped April and May, sgd
NEW YORK, March "a oon-.G oldopened
and closed at H. stocks active and HIGHER
Money 3 per cent Exchange, long, ASS:
short, ASS. Governments strong and active
Coiton-sales 1883 bSles; uplands l0sc
Orleans IL. Futures opened as follows: For
April IS 2532e; May Is 5t60I6 1l-Sec; June
is 13-166ni6 27SSec; July IL 6Di7oSi. llour
quiet and unchanged Pork fifln at si6. fei(.
Lard heavy; steamed 99-I6c
NEW IORE, March 24-Cotton quiet but
steady at l6ss@17c for uplands.
p Money easy az 311S@4 per cent Exchange
ernments active aud strong Very little doipo
in State bonds, which are quoted IS duh.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27--Bran m war,.
house, 81, Pork dull; Offering az $40 6sl<.
Bacon firm &C 7lf0971Sc 10 0a(0910hlOc.
Sugar dull; feommon, 6Qt6ssc; fair, 8alea7c:
good fair, 3sSc. MolasSes scarce; fair fer.
menting, 4Je; other quotations unchanged.
Cotton IN demand, sales, 800 bales; good or
dlneFy to strict good ordinary, ii6Dl4 &c; low
mlodllngs sosirietl low middlings, l59S 0i0ISc.
- IS &c -
fEHERlRoDY, black and v hite, seem bound
for Texas. We find the following IN 81.
Louis paper:3el bkNdl a3Aia aafs -
FeNearly oh the WesteFn bolAd trains now
leaving tho city are we'll filled with emf
grants and travellers who are bound Cor the
far West, seeking new homes In the fertile
lands of Kansas and Texas. Most % them
come from the States Of lndiana, renneasee
and Georgia. orr nai1oaf a'elHfanf
ihtttUIloit SAYS ne
emigration Of negroes westward continues
TO attract public attention The tide, Il
seems; starts with diminished volume In
GeoIgia, gathering immense addihoa1 IN
Alabama, TO pour lis black food into Mis-
sissippi. Louisiana or Arkansas. The spirit
ofunrest seems 70 permeate Che whole race.
For, while the Georgia and Alabama blacks
aie moving into Mississippi end Louisiana,
a new tide starts westward from those
States to lose itself on the immense plains
of Texas. .nd a sdqs
Letthem come on. THERE'S room enough
here for millions yet. Rich lands, health,
peace and plenty. Homes for all.
: AsFEeuI1AR property has been discovered
in some of the diamonds found in South
Africa. They are liable to spontaneous
explosion. The explosion takes plaoo soon
afterstheya are brought 10 light, though
cases are on record where It has taken place
three months afterward. Covering the
stones with tallow, il is said, win pre-
vent the trouble, but this means, Of course,
cannot be permanently employed.