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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Nov. %, P. M.-Consol 95 1-16
new 5s 1045.
PARIS, Nov. %, 2P. M.-Rentes 66i. 25c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov %, 1880 P. M.-Cotton
firm; Middling Uplands 6, Orleans 3-16d.
Estimated sales to-day II 900 bales, of which
1000 were for speculation and export. Re.
ceipts 5000, of which 1900 were American.
Arrivals frmer January and February
shipments, sail, from Savannah or Charleston,
not below Low Middling, 65d; November
and December do, l3-l6d.; February and
March shipments, from Savannah or Charles.
ton, not below Low Middling, 6 1864.
LATER, 3 P. NJ. Cotton unchanged. The
sales to-day include 1900 bales American.
March and April delivery from Savannah or
Charleston, not below Mlddling, 6sd.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-Money street rate p !;
Erie l4J.
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GENERAL, NEWS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-Col. Mclean Taylor
senior Major of the Subsistence Department,
is dead.
HARRISBURG, Nov. %. - The Harrisburg
Trotting Park, with nine horses, burned.
New YORK, Nov. % DIR. VIM. III. Hare,
Missionary Bishop, was suddenly taken i'll,
while preaching.
P1TrsBURG, Nov % Morehead & Co. s
blast furnace exploded, killing one man and
wounding three, probably fatally.
ELM1RA, N. Y, Nov. 22.-Brick Pomeroy
denies that he or his paper have suspended,
and threatens libel suit
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-The schooner Shiloa,
of Baltimore, reports that while at Demerara
her captain and mate were arrested for lar
ceny, and imprisoned for nine months The
second mate is in jail there, charged with as
sault with intent to kill.
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NEW YORK ITEMg.

New YORK, Nov. %. Edward Lovey, cash.
Ter of the Drove Oil Works, shot himself
through the heart
Two hundred laborers employed on the
Bergen Tunnel engaged in a drunken row.
Ali kinds of weapons were used and many Of
the combatants were injured.
EaThe boiler of the Dyer Poudrette factory
exploded, killing one man and fatally injur-
ing another.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company is
suing ex-Congressman John S. Schumacher, of
Brooklyn, for $4,000 alleged to have been
unlawfully paid him by the company's agent
Richard B. irwin, for services in procuring
subsidy for the company in 1872.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Nov. "a, Noon.-New cotton
spot steady; Ordinary II GIG, Good Ordinary
y ZIG, Low Middiing 1871 Mlddling - ZIG,
Middling Alabama Ii 9-16, Middling Orleans
and Texas 49,.
Futures firm; Low Middling for November
l3 7-16@13A, for December 13t@13 SIG, for
January Is 5-16@l33, February IL 7-160131,
March 1908 ll-l6 April 1a l3-l6@l35
NEW YORK, Nov. %, Evening. - Cotton
closed quiet; Middling Uplands 13 ZIG, Or
leans 1872; sales 1862 bales; consolidated net
receipts go, 155 bales; exported to Great Brit
ain 1912, to France $780, to the Continent
| %. 5O2 to the Channel 2145. Net receipts
1889, gross 1882.
Futures closed weak. Sales 26, 800 bales,
as follows: November Is 1-32@13s December
10 8 80, January 10 SIG, February 13 1890
Is 49, March Is 1882, April 10 1882, May
10 15-16014 3-32, June IA 1-16@14 1892,
July IA 5-32@14 3-l6, August 14.@l4 sic.
Flour heavy, moderate demand; supertine
Western and State 81 $500 10. Southern
-four steady, moderate inquiry; common to
tair extra SIS $500 40; good to choice do.
Sc 4509. Wheat dull common to inferior
heavy; good and prime parcels quiet and
firm: 81 1901 81 for new winter red Western,
81 40 for prime amber State, Delaware and
fair white Western. Coma shade irmer;
76(G76I for high mixed and yellow Western,
66(6y Y for new Western mixed. Oats-a shade
firmer; 4304S for mixed Western and State.
Coffee-Rio &c better; fair demand; car
goes 171@20 gold job lots 17lG2l gold.
Sugar quiet and firm; SG78l for fair to good
refining, So for prime, DIG for muscovado;
refined frmer; s. for standard A, lOs@lO!
for granulated powdered, 108011 for crushed.
Molasses- grades dull; new crop New
Orleans in fair demand at 57@63, low
grades 50(955, Rice quiet and unchanged
Tallow firm, o.. Rosin dull 81 750l IS.
Turpentine dull, 80. Pork frmer. Lard
prime steam Is. Whisky quiet, 81 16 Freights
quiet and irmer; cotton per sail 5-16, per
steam 7-16
CHICAGO. Nov. %. Flour dull and heavy
Wheat demand fair; No. l Chicago spring
81 10, No. do 81 05I@1 05s, No. 8 do 50
bid. Corn unsettled; No. mixed 81, high
mixed 53@53I. Oats quiet and weak; No.
3Os. Barley dull; s54@S6 spot. Rye-de-
mand fair and firm; 6o@6S4. Pork strong;
strong; -. 80 spot, L. $3.50 II. 30 seller this
wear and January. Bulk meats steady, de-
mand moderate; shoulders =, short rib mid
dies 1O5@l1. Whisky 81 IL. Receipts
Flour 10000, wheat III 900, corn $4,000,
oats 10000, barley 1000, rye us. Ship
ments-Flour 5000, wheat 1885, 600, corn "a
600 oats 81 900, barley 5000.
CINc1SSAr1. Nov. 22.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat steady, demand moderate;
red 81 1901 81. Corn scarce and firm,
old 63O65, new 5000. Oats-demand fair
and firm, 2S@42 Barley quiet and firm
rive quiet ana unchanged. Pork quiet and
steady, sol so. Lard strong, steam 12i,
kettle jobbing at l34@13s. Bulk meats
firmer; 10 to 25 days in salt 7!@ss for
shoulders, II 1-1O@11B for clear rib sides,
1l9a11s for clear sides. Bacon,.only limit
ed jobbing demand; 10a for shoulders, 141 for
clear rib sides, 14a for clear sides. Green
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THE SPANISH MATTER,

We clip the following interesting para
graphs, relative to the probabilities Of val
with Spain, from the New York Herald, O
November Is:
LATER REPORTS OF A PEACEFUL CHARACTER
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ut is asserted here
tonight, by parties who are in the secret OF
what is going on in the Navy Department,
that the pacific character of the answer of the
Spanish Government to Minister Cushing's
note has been SO satisfactory that Secretary
Robson telegraphed orders this afternoon to
stop all work previously ordered for getting
iron-clads and war vessels ready for sea.
SPANS REPLY TO MR.. CUsHING's NOTE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE reply of the
Spanish Government to the note of Minister
Cushing was promptly transmitted by cable to
the State Department and deciphered there
this morning. 1t proves to be dignified re-
Spouse to the demands which our government
made in the matter of American interests in
the Island of Cuba, and will, it is believed,
dissipate all fears of trouble between Spain
and the United States. The tone of the reply
is firm, yet very conciliatory
THE JUSTICE OF OUR DEMAND
is not ignored. The confusion of affairs in
Cuba obstructs the exercise of an impartial
and prompt administration of the require
ments OF the treaty OF 1913. Spain
DEFENDS HER RIGHT
to maintain courts-martial in Cuba and cities
in
SUPPORT OF HER POSITION
on this question, the fact that the United
States, during and for long time subsequent
to the late war of secession, and France for
two years succeeding the triumph of the Re-
public over the Commune, and even then I'm.
der the mild reign of the great and magnani-
nous liberal, III. Theophile Theirs, made use
of similar military or extraordinary tribunals
to deal out justice to public and civil enemies.
In the case of France these tribunals SEN
fenced to be shot or to be transported to
Cayenne over 1000 persons, and yet these tri-
bunals exercised their functions after the
close of the war and the advent of com plete
peace. Therefore Spain, in the midst of her
war in Cuba, maintains theright of
USING CoURTs-MARTIAL
to try defenders against her laws, but readily
makes the concession that American citizens
can have their advocates or attorneys and
produce witnesses in their own behalf, con-
formally to the provision of article of the
treaty of 1895, and according to the regular
course of proceeding in such cases." and
GIVES GUARANTEES
of such a mode of defence. Of course, in
the case of Spanish subjects, no exception
will be made which will allow them the enjoy
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CUBAN AEFAIRS.

HAVANA, Nov. 22.-The Minister Of Santo
Domingo has arrived here and been received
by Capt. Gen. Valmesads with great honor.
A coach was provided for him and was es-
corted by the troops with band OF music to
and from the Government palace.
The result of this visit is that treaty of
peace, friendship, maritime commerce and
extradition between Spain and Santo Domin-
60 has been signed.
The insurgent leader Carlos Garcia has been
surprised and shot.
The Captain General has left for the inte-
rior and arrived at Las GAUGES. His head
quarters will be in the field.
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN TUESDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1875

ment of this advantage of defending them
selves against prosecution by the Spanish
authorities for their offenses. In these cases
the advocates will be designated by the chief
military authority. that is, the Captain Cen
eral will appoint them.
The above is a full synopsis of the answer
of the Spanish Government in reply to Mr..
Gushing and has been deemed satisfactory
enough to warrant a countermanding of the
orders originally given to put our navy in
preparation for such contingency as a mis-
understanding between the two governments.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Nov. %, 1885 P. Mold
1l48.
New YORK. Nov. %, Evening. closed
steady 1l44. Governments dull and strong,
new SIS 117B. State bonds quiet and nominal.
Sub-Treasury balances: Gold Sal, 971, S56,
currency S44, III, 2l4.
The Sub Treasurer paid out S122, 900 on &C
count of interest and $685. 600 for bonds.
Customs receipts $423, 900.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Nov. 22.-Spanish gold 220@22Os.
Exchange quiet; on the United States
60 days currency 105@107 premium; short
sight 109@111 premium; 60 days gold 1890
131 premium; short sight 133@135 premium.
Sugar quiet; No. IL Dutch standard 14i@
la reals per arrobe, in gold 61@6l reals.
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SAVANNAH, Nov. 22.-The steamship City of
Havana from New York for Havana put into
Tybee for repairs. She broke the main cross
Head of engine Friday noon when 20 miles
northeast of Frying Pan Shoals
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Nov 22.-For the Western
Gull States Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, southeast to southwest
winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather and
possibly occasional rains.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The ST. CHARLES THEATER. Lawrence
Barrett, who vas advertised to commence q
short season at this theater last evening, was
unavoidably detained on the road, and was
consequently unable to appear, but will GER
tainly be here in time Tor the performance
this evening, when Richelieu will be pre-.
sented Mr.. j. W. Norton and the St Charles
pbeater company will support Mr. Barrett
during his engagement.
We are informed that very many tickets
have been sold for every evening this week,
so that all who desire 10 go to the theater
would do we'll to make an early application to
"P. g." the genial spirit of the box-office.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Haverly's excellent
Minstrel Troupe now performing at this
theater is one of the very best organizations
of its kind in the country, and certainly the
best one travelling The members are all tai
ented, and there is general air of refinement
in their entertainments that adds materially
to the pleasure of visitors.
Messrs. Barlow and Wilson, who officiated
as lend men" in the opening scene, are
good singers and very witty in their remarks.
The California Quartette sing very sweetly
and in admirable accord. MIR. Edwin French
is an unusually good banjo player and his
songs and jokes are noticeable as being de.
cidedly neat and different from the usual
strain adopted by minstrels.
THE VARIETIES THEATER Nerves excel
lent opera of lie Petit Faust" was pro-
duced at this theater for the first time last
evening, by the opera company now playing
there. The opera is full of elegant music,
and it is generally very admirably rendered
by the company, the second act being espe-
cially well done. The waltz song and chorus
in this act was greeted by deserved applause.
Mile. Geoffroy as Marguerite, and Mile. Mar
dynn as Mephisto, acted and sung admirably.
The fine solos which fell to their lot were very
handsomely rendered, and their acting was
good.
Mons. De Quercy made very clever Faust,
and Mons Roger was admirable in his acting
of Valentine. Mons. Duplau took the very
small part of LIE Crocher, but made it de-
cided feature by his really excellent acting,
for which he deserves the greatest commend
alton.
The opera will be repeated tonight for the
last time.
The GLOBE THEATER.-Besides an entire
change in the specially portion of the pro-
gramme at this theater last evening, q new
entitled '.Paris by Gas Light" was
performed for the first time. The theater
was crowded and the audience were very
liberal in their applause of the acting and
dancing incidental to the piece.
Husbands and wifes
Sisters and brothers
Parents and children
Uncle and Aunt
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The woman suffragists of New Haven are
wrestling with the question "Who is the SUI
rerfuous woman? ''Of course We can't tell,
but we know number of family men in town,
each OF whom thinks he has married hex
AOreieh Bulletin.
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Bayard Taylor's opinion of American hui
morists: g." The highest development of con-
temporary American humorous literature is to
Dc found in the sketches and poems of Bret
aarte' in which humor rests upon its only
undatlon-that of pathos and feeling. A
step lower down we must meet Mark Twain,
whose wit Is wholly superficial, without any
underlying current of sentiment and Thought.
Lowest IN the scale come those newspaper
testers who ransack heaven and earth to find
theme for their absurdities. Virtue as
well as degradation, murder as we'll as sui.
ferlng, prayer and death, are turned into the
materials for their jesting"
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THE yOHNS0NIABODEN AFFAIK.

RICHMOND, Nov. %. - Gen. Bradley T.
johnson had hearing before the police court
to-day for assaulting Gen. ]. d. Imboden
Saturday night. He was fined $50 and
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-23
Changes in English Legal NomencIatur

Among the Incidents of English law re-
forms are the changes in legal nomenclature.
The La1 lines mentions some Of these: AZ
ter the LIST of November next, there will be no
such person as attorney or proctor, both of
which titles will be merged in the chancery
appellation of solicitor. suit becomes az,
action. "Bill and "declaration" alike dis
appear, and become Statement of claim" OF
g statement of complaint ''Plea" and
"answer" become defense, replication, I"
"reply." Demurrer and emotion for
new trial" both stand their ground, but bills
OF exceptions, proceedings in error, pleas In
abatement, and new assignments will have
disappeared. EMOTION for judgment" is q
new term to the common lawyer of England,
it the old emotion for Decree" "Terms''
will be called "sittings. Chicago Journal.
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PERFECT JAM.-This is the only way we can
characterize the appearance of the great dry
goods house of Messrs. Braselman & Adams
since they have arranged to sell their stock at
rates cheaper than auction prices.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. Mcdonald was found
guilty on every count in the indictment.
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Husbands and wifes
Sisters and brothers
Parents and children
Uncle and Aunt
Nephew and neice
Must not forget
Monday, Dec. ~.
Academy of Music.
Golden Drawing.
La. State Lottery.
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Report of Gen. Meyer, Chief Signal
Officer.
Foreign and General News.
Cuban Affairs.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
Financial Items.

WASHINGTON. Nov. % The Vice President
died very suddenly at 7:3O this morning. He
rested ell last night awoke at A. NJ, and
expressed himself as feeling bright and bet
Der, sat up in bed to take his medicine, lay
down on his left side and expired in q few
moments without struggle.
Senator Ferry, of Michigan, is President
of the Senate pro tenn. The Cabinet is in ex-
ira session.
LATER. Secretary Fish will represent the
Cabinet at the meeting of Senators and Judges
of the Supreme Court at noon to arrange tor
the funeral, after which the President will is
sue appropriate orders.
pROCIAMATJnN Py THE PRESIDENT
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M"NDU MN LO.4L.

COAL COAL
We have now on hand and arc constantly re-
cciving at our wharf and storage yards, foot OF
Queen streets, Ill the best GOALS known to
this market. We name in part:
LYkENS VALLEY. ,,
SHAMOKIN and EAST FRANKLIN LOR-
BERRY RED ASH.
JOHNS. from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY.
Tho celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colllery, es-
tecmed the best in the market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE Ash
ANTHRACITE COAL, of Steamer, Broken
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL. ,oor
Also HICKORY, OAh and PINE WOOD.
Having ample space, each variety of Coal is
kept distinct from that Of others, and is es-
pcclally prepared for family use: Yards loor-
co and Coal sent out well screened and free from
slate. 22iO lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Mcssrs. Clarridge u Grigg, corner King gs,1IS ana
Royal sts., or ut the yards will be promptly uiied.
I. j. MEHAFFEY u CO.,
iy17 Wharf and Yards foot OF Queen St.
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BUSINESS Cff.7yrCES.

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~ TO LOAN-Liberal advances made to any
amount and for any time desired, at very rea
sonabo terms, on all kinds of personal proper,
", bonds, stocks and fine merchandise. Also,
goods bought and sold on commission: Always
on hand at private sale large selection of
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, GOOD JEWEL
RY, &c, sc, cheap for cash. Auction sales on
the lst or I'd OF every month. Satisfaction guar
antecd. richly confidential.
S. GOLDSTEIN u CO.,
Loan Office, Commission & Exchange. Brokers,
N. +. cor Tenth and d streets, n. w.
(Privatc entrance on lOth st,)
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RED CLOUD is an Indian not lost to the amen
itcs aud civllitics of civilized life. At the in-
tcrview with Commissioner Smith at Wash
ingten on Tuesday, the following incident Is
reported by the New York Sun to have oc
Cured
After Commissioner Smith had addres
them, Red Cloud rose, and, shaking hands
with the Commissioner, said
"When | speak | always call on the Great
Spirit to hear me, because | tell the truth
The white map tell me lies, and became SO
troubled wanted to come to Washiugton and
see the Great Father himself, and talk with
him. That is why | have come to see you,
Here he took his seat. A moment later he
rose again and said ;.
When | spoke of white men telling me lies
did not mean the white men present. ,
Laughter, iu which some of the chiefs joined. !
SENTIMENTAL.--Li In the navy has It's sen
timenta, as we'll as its severe features, aud u
parting of commanding officers and men IS some
times very sentimental affair. On the 18TH
Of April The United States steamer Mononga.
hca arrived at Rio de Janeiro, and Admiral
Leroy and staff transferred their quarters from
the Lancaster to tha, ship and holstcd bis nag
ou the Mouonpahels. The leavetakiOg between
the admiral and the officers and crew OF the
Lancaster was quite affecting, the admiral be-
lng exceedingly popular with every man on
board and as he went over the side the boat
swain hove blubbcr aud broke down "plplog
him over" Then the admiral's peneDt came
down aud out steamed the Lancasters home
ward bound three hundred aud sixty feet long
The Lancaster has been on the Brazil station
Tor six years She sailed on the 22d OF April
and is expected to reach Norfolk about the lotb
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