The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-12
YESTERDAYS NOON DISPATCHES.
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Especial to the Bulletin.]
, WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1S75.-In polite;
circles here is is positively stated that at leas
two Of the Cabinet have determined to resg
if the course of the Administration is nc
changed in regard to Louisiana affairs.
The excitement over the late outrage, al
though not SO much exhibited on the streets
still continues and the session will probabl
be taken largely up with its discussion.
SANS SoucL
ASSOCIATED Press dispatches]
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE message Of til,
Pres3) lent will be very short; he will simpl,
say INT the reasons for his action will b,
found in the accompanying documents. Thes.
documents comprise all the papers il the Elk
ecutive and Attorney Generals offices affect
ing Louisana.
| A special meeting of the Cabinet abou,
louisiana is progressing.
The message will not so in to-day perhaps.
Grants friends urge him to say as little as
possible.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Republican says
AS was stated in the Republican Of Saturday,
the majority OF the Southern Outrage Com
mittee are entirely dissatisfied with the action
Of the sub committee which had been sent to
New Orleans
AS the only way of mending the matter,
they agreed to go themselves as an entire
committee and take the necessary testimony
With this end in view they arranged to start
for the scene OF their labors last night.
WAsHIsGroN. Jan. ll.-Numerous bills
no general interest were introduced and re-
terred to committees.
In the Senate, lIr. Sargent introduced
bill to promote the efficiency Of the light
house service of the United States Deferred
to Committee on Commerce.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Kathle en-
May was lost at sea with 26 persons
The Posts Berlin special says: A lively cor
respondence Is in progress between the Ger
man and Spanish Governments, in regard to
the outrage by the Carlists on the German
vessel Gustav.
1t is rumored the German corvettes VIC
toria and Louisa have been ordered to be in
readiness to proceed to chastise the Carlsts,
if necessary.
MADRID, Jan. 11.-Oficial intelligence has
been received at the Ministry of War of an
engagement in the province OF Valencia be-
tween the Carlist and National troops, in
which the former were defeated, with loss
of forty killed and many wounded. Forty of
the insurgents were taken prisoners
The Spanish orders Of Charles III, Isabella
the Catholic and Marie Louise have been re-
established.
New YORK, Jan. 11.-Owing to intense
cold the crew of the Queen of Hearts and |
hose Of many other vessels were among the |
frost bitten. Several deaths occurred from |
he cold. |
NEw YORK. Jan. 1.-THE Sun says: "Great |
alarm exists among the people of the mining
owns in Pennsylvania, owing to the turbulent |
disposition Of the miners now on strike. |
More than ~, 600 men are penniless and idle,
With starvation staring them in the face. At |
| miners meeting on Thursday. a resolution
vas passed calling on the men to arm and |
lelp themselves to bread.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE ice harvest COM
nences this week.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 11.-voorhees has with
lrawn from the Senatorial candidacy.
SAN Francisco Jan. u.-Vasquez, the
andlt, hangs January Dad
The Western Hotel at Sacramento, burned
nth three men. 1t is feared that others are
u the ruins
New YORK. Jan. IL, 1910 P. M.-Cotton-
pot quiet; Ordinary 12s Good Ordinary 13f,
low Middling AZ, Middling Is, l1iddling
llabama 15i MddIing Orleans 15a.
Futures quiet and steady; Low Middling
Or January 15fa15 1-l6, tor February 15IM
5 BIG, for March Is 9-16. for April 151G,
5-15, for May Is 3-16, for June Is 7-16M16I,
or July 164@16s, for August Is 15-16@17
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet .
nd unchanged. Corn outlet and firm. Pork
uiet; mess $40 so. Lard quiet; steam IA 5
s. Turpentine quiet; 36@36t. Rosin quiet;
2 10 for strained. Freights steady.
New YORK, Jan. 1.-Stocks active and
srong money 5 ; gold 1872! exchange. long
Sc, short, 400 grants steady State bonds
uiet
LIVERPOOL, Jan. II, 1890 p. Motion
eady; Middling UpIands 7sd, Orleans I'D. Q
stimated sales to-day Is, 900 bales, 5000 being t
II speculation and export
Arrivals easier January and February {
'ipments from Savannah or Charleston, not !
slow Low Middlng, 9-16d.
LATER 2. Motion unchanged. The +
les to-day include 64G0 bales of American.
December and January, shipments from
svannah or Charleston, not below Good Or
nary, ?-l6d; December and January ship ,
ents from New Orleans, not below Low
iddling, 1864.
LONDON IL, 1880 p. M.-Consols mo- ?
y 92ll CG92s on account 92s. a
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Arrived out Frar-
lilo, Bell Hooper, D. A. Chapman, Ludwig,
ond Java. Departed homeward Ejukar. Z
sser, Gilbert, Ellida. Fredericks Haver the I
rk Carlagust from Savannah, for Reval, is
-anded of scow.
From the New York Sun, It'll inst. The
OPPOSITION of Gen. Sheridan to settle the B
'nisiana difficulties by having the people
that State turned over to him to be put to (
ath at his own pleasure is rather startling,