New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13

for Mr.. Wagners appearance before Com
missioner Dimmick at ten o'clock thi
morning.
The complaint Of four negroes agains
Cal Wagner for not admitting them to hi
minstrel entertainment was heard to-day
before United States Commissioner Dim
mick. Defendsnt's counsel moved to quasi
the complaint, for imperfection in the com
plant in various particulars and on the
ground of nc0nstitutionality Of the civil
rights bill. Counsel cited the Slaughter
house case and Mrs. Myra Bradwells case
United States District Attorney McAfee, fol
the complainants, cited the case of Luther
vs. Borden, and contended that this was q
political question. At 4 P. M. the commits
sioner quashed the complaint, but gave no
opinion in the matter. 1t is understood
that the negroes are trying to get up COM
plant that will stick.
Charleston Cotton Market.
CHARLESTON, March ll.-FOr two days
past there has been almost complete dead
lock in the cotton market here, owing to q
general and concerted demand of buyers
for certain conditions regarding the re-
weighing of bales upon delivery, while the
sellers decline to cOncede. Efforts are max.
ing to adjus; the matter.
Putting Up Job.
The movement in the Legislature against
State Treasurer CardOza is being actively
pressed. The joint committee has framed
and presented in both Houses an address
to the Governor, demanding the removal of
the State Treasurer, who has been notified
to appear before the joint Assembly next
Tuesday with his defense, after which q
vote will be taken on the adoption of the
address.
Governor Chamberlain, in an interview
with the correspondent of the Ne,cs and
Courier, warmly defends the Treasurer, in
whose honesty he repOses unshaken faith,
and treats the movement against him as
notoriously originating in the baffled cupid
ity of those who view the public service as
a mere chance to make money, and who
could not induce Cardoza to lend himself to
jobbery.
Suspended.
PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-The National
Insurance Company suspended.
The Races Mt Atlanta.
d. ATLANTA, Ca, March l2-The races to.
dav:
First Race-Mile dash. for three year old
colts; three entries. Mainsail won. Time,
I:5634.
Second Race-Hurdle race, distance one
mile and half. Captain Jack won. Time,
2:34h.
ssvisss Bank Stopped.
ST. LOUIS, March I2-The Western Saw
ings Bank. small institution in the west
ern part of the city, closed its doors to-day
The officers say they will pay every dollar
of Indebtedness.
The New Hampshire Election.
CONCORD, March l2.-The election returns
of the State election have not vet been
received. The Republicans still claim q
majority in the House of eleven, which,
III o1c f,o ho1o
The Democrats have q majority in the
Council, which will be an obstacle in the.
way of removals from office.
The Democrats elect two Congressmen-
Jones in the first district, and Bell in the
second. Blair (Republican) is elected to
Congress in the third district.
The excitement consequent upon the
election has not entirely. subsided. The
political prospects and probabilities in the
next Legislature are being generally dis
cussed.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief Signal Ofhcer,
Washington, March II, 1875, 4:35 P. MY
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio val.
winds, warmer and cloudy weather. aHd occa-
vicksburg, Memphis, St. Louis, Pittsburg and
Louisville.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass March IL. 6 p M.-Barometer
30 Wind southeast o. tn light Thick fog Arrived
Anderson, master. Sailed-Ships Lucilla, Regina
and Caledonia.
PAssA.IOurRR. March II, P. M-Wind south.
very light. Thick fog The ship D. W. Chapman,
Captain Miller, forty four days from Havre has
.rrived outside for orders. The Norwegian bark
owed up last night. Arrived-Italan brig Au-
era Adorno master, fifty-seven days from MAJ
eilles. No departures.
P: NJ; Thompson Dean. P. NJ. No boats down
o-day. Weather warm and cloudy. River risen
MEMPHIS, March 12-Departed-Katie Kountz,
or st. Louis City of Alton, for New Orleans;
'ocrado; for vicksburg; Fannie Lewis. for st.
he present RISE after advancing twenty three feet
n twelve DAYS and reaching . level within four
he dangers of an overflow for the present dis
elled.
u1HclsrAr1. March 12.-River thirty.three feet |
PlrTssuKe, March IS.-River eight feet eight
aches ard rising. Weather clear and pleasant. I
rIived-C. B. Church. from New Orleans
LOUISVILLE, March l2.-River thirteen feet ten |
lches in the canal. Weather mild and pleasant
kvANsvILLE, March u. River has risen one foot
3P. NJ. Up-Msry Houston, at "a. M. Two
argos Of corn were sunk yesterday at Caseyville
= the heavy wind
CAIRO, March l2-Arrved-Yaeger. from St
ous, at p. NJ: Joseph Kinney, from St. Louis, 1T
even O'CLOCK; Garrett, from Cincinnati, a. 8 A. NJ;
odmann, from New Orleans. at P. M. Departed
dorado, for Vicksburg, at P. NJ; Exporter, for
ew Orleans, at eleven O'Clock; Kinney, for Vicks-
lrg, at A. NJ; Bodmann, for Cincinnati. at 3 P. |
:; Garrett, for New Orleans, at seven O'Clock !
ver forty feet seven inches and rising. Raining
nee P. NJ. Weather warm.
ST. LOUIS, March l2.-Arrived-frOn Mountain |
ON New Orleans. No departures. River rising |
pidly. Weather cloudy; mild rain this after.
,on.
Cotton.
NEW YORK, March l2.-The following is the com
.rative statement Of cotton for the week ending
day:
Bales.
ct receipts at all United States ports dur
ing the week ending to day ............ GA 756
1t receipts same week last year .......... 1850
,tal receipts sin" , September O5O 1873
'tal receip same time last year. .323O76l
ports for the we eek.................... ok. 62546 |
ports same We ek last year. .......... lp4R 4R52 |
tsl exports s31ce September ....... 4 835 O58
tai to same date last yea. i 1884 359
Dck at all United States ports. ......... 5A79O
me time ast year ....................... 7227T |
'cK a. all antei4Or towns ............... 103278
me Time last year r.................... l32 III {
'cK at Liverpool ......................... 734C0O
eek at Liverpool same time last wear .. 733 900 !
nericau cotton a1Oat for Great Britain 323 600
me Time last year Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
MARKETS.