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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

well-matured idea is being carried out by
Mr.. ID. Webster, of Il. G. Dun 4 Co., rela.
tive to closer CO nmunicatiOn with our sister
ports in South America and the adjacent
fruit-bearing islands. BY the publication Of
Spanish edition Of his Semi-Annual
Trade Guide in July next, he hopes to
accomplish greater intimacy between our
business circles and the Mexican ports.
Public attention has lately been directed to
the great increase Of travel by the Alexandra
Line OF steamers to this city, which we con-
slider an acknowledgement Of the superiority
Of the Southern route. both as to time,
expense and agreeabeness, while the low
rates by rail to New York (only thirty five
dollars) asserts its own claims.
We would urge upon our merchants to en-
courage this trade by all means in their power,
and endeavor to place it upon the same foot
ing as in ante bellum times, and we know of no
more practical means than by making them
selves known through the Guide.
The character and business capacity of the
gentleman issuing the work, is guaranty
that it will be judiciously and effectively done,
and he is worthy Of the assistance Of the ad-
vertising community.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

strange pet the other day when paying visit
While he was talking he noticed SOM thing
moving on the carpet which was neither dog nor
cat. On looking again he saw that it was a fine
lobster, dark gray, spotted with red, and thought
it must have escaped from the kitchen. The
lady smiled, and said, 9 ! must tell you the his
tory of my pet. Some months ago bought
lobster, and as it was not wanted for dinner nv
cook left it in the water in the kitchen. was
going to ball that night, and being ready sat
IN an easy chair and fell asleep. Suddenly l
ssprang Up from the pain Of a sharp bite in my
foot, and I saw the lobster biting it. l started
up and ran to the kitchen. No one was there,
ana cloth in front of the fire had caught fire.
twas u was soon extngushed, but have kept the
basin Of cold water, and Fl seems to recognize
its mistress, and 10 SO fond Of music that it il
Rays. 9
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02
Shipment Of American Iron to England

The Birmingham Post says: s'Much discus
sion was some time ago occasioned respect ng a
shipment Of American iron for sale aud use in
England. A. the time it was thought that
finished iron had been sent across from the
States, but the explanation was that the cons gn
ment had been an experimental consignment Of
good pig iron. In fact it was lot of Alabama
and Georgia pig, for which the makers had
hoped to set IS per ton, but that when sold in
Liverpool did not realize more than e. net.
This figure. however, Left profit, though but
very small We have authority for saying that
the Cornwall lroa Company, Of Cedar Bluff,
Cherokee county, Ala, preparing to ship 10
the same destination leo tons Of their charcoal
pig iron, and they have procu,e ed freight. from
savannah to Liverpool at ten sh llings per ton.
The comparative nearness in point Of cost Of this
country to the pig-mahing furnaces Of the South
ern States is to be observed in the FAC. that the
hrst consignment was conveyed 10 Liverpool at
only 81 ton more than it would have cost to
natl"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02
CLINTON,S CRIME.
How Our Christian Friend Gave
Salvation to State Funds.

rho.a n.ho lono to1,o ;..s. :, ~.
Ano'0 49, A"'o '"A0n "ay An'o'e'' - 'A
management or rather mlsManagement OF Ou
State funds will recall the report of the ioin
'N'o 80 -
committee appointed to look into Chnton
books. and the showing SO damaging to hi.
,::...: ~
administrative capacity. we HaSe ce'ote u
the supplemental report just published, and
u 10 e,an etror,ar Than tba 6rs+ As San,
y IS even stronger than inc nfs'' AS d saul
pie of its pithinesS, we clip the concluding
ramarks
=,
| Inc genera iunu mas proven 70 oe creature
Oh most !, ihsata.e appetite. mas consumes &c,
every lililS within l's leaen, TWO ano one man
mills tax upon properly proved TO ne TOO little
70 supply lts demand. 70 meet itS 1lr5her re-
! qufeMehts a tax OF Two ana ohe-hal mhis was
assessed upon an gross sales ana receip's; also,
YAK upon COTTON sugar, ana o,hef products, was
aoutu' i1ioeuseS VI eia"es anu paip.is were
increased. yet ms was not enough. AL this
proved ,lc W ". oc ndia "
IN looo slo,Oe was received from internal I'M
provement Tax iuhd ana s9o,oi1 IL Dor owed
iIoa - q. State aeOt 1und, ara YET 81 tne
cose q tise ae,r ~ .Icre we're OUTSTANDING against
tliIs iuiio sl,voi fyo s. 81 unpaid warrsnts.
70 meet dehcit IN tins fund tax OF one per
csht was levied upon al taxable properly IA the
H.ate' hhown as tiie speci.i one per cen1 YAK,
assessed ny the provision vi act NO. ia OF 1868.
,o Inc eIeatGr part OF thls TAX vas coHected III
ls59, ana yleldinS that year 81 81. Be-
SIDES, s2O3Ooo wa borrowed and t3l6 9ls IL re-
celyed Tor proceeds OF sales o. bonds. Yet at the
ehu OF the year 1909 outstanding warrants
against the general iund amounted to s94i,.
400 II. 49,,
Ia loV, III addltlon 10 all the other taxes and
incomes from Va lous sources, there Was Dor
rowed from fioatlng debt liquidation fun 81 3l5
81 %; redemption State debt fund, $685. AZ;
interest tax fund, SIS. oo5 ~; current school
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

A Terrible Balloon Adventure.
From Galignani's Messenger.

From Galign anis Messenger
~ Eugene GODDARD made an ascent last week
| at Bayonne in his balloon Saturne. He had with
him in the car NJ. ElnsOn, keeper Of woods and
fOres g: NJ. Julian, a pyrotechnlst, of Algers,
and the edit Of Bordeaux journal. The start
took place at $50 in the afternoon. At els the
party found themselves at the frontier, the cold
being exceedingly k.. n. At night the travellers
who had got among the mountains were obliged
to throw out all their ballast to surmount the
Psrenean peaks. The wind then began to fresh
treme, and toward 8 clock The snow commenced
fal ing.
Tossed about by different currents and incapa-
bic OF determining the ri nation, their anxiety
was extreme. After four hours OF suffering, to-
ward ID the morning, NJ. GODDARD thought he
saw some lights, and prepared to descend; but
the valve, being choked up by the snow, could
not be opened. He then told his companions
that they had but one chance for their lives,
namely, to cut hole in the silk and get down at
all hazards The operation was effected, and the
Saturne descended with such great iapidlty that
al four were stunned by the fall: N. Vinson,
who was the fist to recover, saw his
friends lying senseless by his side, and calling
for assistance, was fortunate enough to make
himself heard by two persons who aided him in
reaching Pampelune, which was not quite two
miles OFT. He Immediately gave notice to the
the inhabitants Of the place went out in quest OF
the other three. and found them in a state Of
con -ciousEess, but incapable Of moving They
were conveyed to the town, where every atten-
ton was paid them. NJ. GODDARD appeared to
have suffered most, as his legs We're much
swelled the others had only some severe con-
tuslons.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

DASRURy STREET IMPRovEMENTs.-T prac-
tice of placing down boards in the mud is re-
vived this spring. Ii is good idea. The board
always warps downward in the center, leaving
the ends sticking up about elk inches above the
walk. The fastening pedestrian comes along in
the dark and picks up one end of the board on
his nstep and shoves it along some six feet, the
other leg all the while trying to get foothold
and control itself. Then the beard swings off
and catches him on the shin Of that leg, and after
M almost herculean effort to recover himself, he
goes down with dreadful force, striking on his
elbow with one arm and showing the other in the
mud hsli way to his shoulder. If the owner OF
the premises should be killed by lightning in the
| sc days work to attendtne funeral-Dant,a.u
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

Some Of our most talented artists and anna
teurs under the direction Of the distinguished
Prof. Gregorio Curto, will give grand vocal and
instrumental concert at Grunewald Hall, on next
Wednesday, May 5, at s o'clock P. NJ, for the
benefit Of the Parish Aid Society, St. Anns's
Chapel, Esplanade street. The programme is q
series Of the choicest morceaux, which, taken
with the names Of the performers, gives prom
Use of successful and delightful entertainment
TO afford every one an opportunity in these hard
times to participate, the price Of admission il
only fifty cents. Tickets are for sale at j. A.
Greshsm's, - Camp street, and at Grunewald
Hall.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

The Sixth Texas State FAIR will take place at
uston, Texas, from May 18th to 18th. The
preparations are being pushed rapidly forward
and everything is being arranged on a grand
scale. The premiums are all of value and are
offered for great variety OF articles. Mr.. W. L.
Murray, at No. !? Commercial Place, is the agent
Of the association and is prepared to give any
and all desirable nfor nation concerning the fair
He has just received for distribution fresh SIM
ply Of premium lists, which he will be pleased n
distribute among those interested.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

ENGoy. English, Republican, of Connecticut,
who has just returned from his tour Of the
South, says Of the people Of Texts that "they
have seemingly forgotten that there ever was a
war, and, from every act and expression, CLEAN
the inform alton that they welcome ANYBODY who
will come there to better their condition, regard
less of any political association. 1t is yerv
rare thing for them to refer to mans politics :
not half 50 much as We in New England do"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

A H. .ARr WOUND NOT FATAL &C. L. Ford. Of
the University of Michigan, informs the Medical
he' ord that severe wound Of the heart is not
n cessarily fatal, az instarced in the case of a
deer which was shot the past winter, having a
bullet in its heart that had evidently lodged there
shot had traversed the muscular structure for
three inches nearly parallel to the septum. 'The
whole indication, ne says, sis complete recovery
from the injury done at the time"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

The present head of the family Of Confucus
is now in Picking to receive the tablet from the
emperor, which, according to custom, is be-
posted on the Confucian temple at Kuchle.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

In vain we con the Omaha Rey,ublican for bit
Of Nebraska news. In devoting its columns to
disputing with its local rival, The Zee, it finds
no space for the honeyed dew Of passing events,
aud gathers nausht but the tasteless Bees-wax
OF controversy, thus a, a newspaper its name
Be.-lying. The Republican should B.e-wail
-mch Heestly journalism, and let 1t Bee.-Cti-
cdqo Erentng .youptnl
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

The dividends being paid by the Ph"nix Life
Insurance Company for the year commencing
April l, 1875 are thirty seven per cent on all note
premiums and from fifteen to thirty per cent
contribution dividends,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

"A negrosss" IS the latest joke (?) by the
Vicksburg Herald. Somebody hold that msn
while the editor reads chapter from the diclion.
ary to linn
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

When Senator Chandler made his raid upon
Newspaper Row, at Washington, the other night
he is supposed to have been three quarto sheets
in the wind.-.N. LOUIS Times.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02
Zarsaparilla is in!a.lible in eruptions.

Diedrich, lately married says: 1T vas
yoost 50 easy as needle Good walk oud NIT
camels eys, as to get der behint word NIT
yOmans"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

The authority of q county to issue bonds in aid
of railways was lately in question before the
United States Circuit Court sitting in Jefferson
City, Mo. dispatch Of April % from thai
place says:
In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday,
an important judgment was rendered in the case
of Jos phi l.. Sherrard against Lafayette county
The plaintiffs action was on bonds and coupons
amounting to s264O and interest thereon, issued
and delivered by defendant on the 9th Of June,
1869, to the Louisiana and Missouri River Rail
road Company to pay the county subscription to
the capital stock OF said road.
As conclusion OK law, the court finds that
the bonds were void for want of power in the
county to issue them; to which finding the plain
tiff ex .epted. The court ordered Judgment for
the defendant, which was accordingly entered
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

All women are angels before marriage, and
that is the reason why husbands so soon wish
them in heaven afterward
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Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Papers,
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Increased caution in buying and selling is oil
servable in Boston markets.

5crvaDIe In Boston markets..
The mercantile depression, says the Boston
Bulletin, that extended over the past twenty
months has stripped nearly all enterprises and
investments Of thet inflated surroundings, and
brought business men back to the necessities OF
caution and prudence. The tickle condition OF
values during the previous ten twelve years
had trained both manufacturer and merchant to
a speculative system in ventures. The staid
methods in which the fathers managed their
business gave place to the rol'icking, careless
decisions Of the sons, until the business of the
country seemed moving with perfect Indifference
to economy.
The crash Of September, and the long locked
for revival which is not here, have brought an
experience that has impressed conservatism and
forethought in every direction. The seller crit
cally Analyses his customers business knowledge,
honesty, temperance, cash resources, and ave.
nues for trade. The buyer thoroughly canvasses
the various holders Of goods. haggles on values,
recalls his patrons, reviews their wants, and
orders within the apparent possibility Of sales.
This is change which denotes q radical rcvolu-
ton. 1t is bringing us back to the times Of small
profits and steady revenues and compelling men
who have business interests to enter with patience
into the minutir Of their affairs.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

Pimples disappear BY using Marsden's 80
saparilla. Ear