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RlVER AND STEAMBOATS,,

CINCINNATI, March 23-Riyer thirtv-three
feet two inches and falling. Weather clear
and threatening.
PITTsrUEG, March 2j.-River eight feet
three inches'and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CAIRO, March %. No arrivals. Departed
Atlantic for st. Louis at A. NJ. The John
Il. Maude came off the docks at Mound CITY
and went to St. Louis to-day. River FORTY
three feet four inches and falling Weather
cloudy; mercury ftty-tour.
EVANSVILLE, March %. 49, Weather cloudy
since noon, now threatening. River thirty
six feet one inch and falling Down: Bod
mann at > I. NJ.
LOUISVILLE March % River eleven feet
three inches on the falls and falling fast
Weather cloudy and milder. Up: Louisville
from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
ST LoUIs, March 23-Arrived: Capitol
city and Kinney from Nicbsburg.
Departed Colorado for Nicksour.. River
stationary but upper streams are rising.
Weather cloudy; heavy rain this morning.
MEMPHIS March %. River rose two inches.
now nearly stationary and two and half feet
below high water mark. All fears of an over
flow are past. Weather cloudy and warm.
Departed Belle OF Texas for Arkansas L yer.
City Of Nieksburg for Nicksburg, Helena and
st Joseph for st, Louis, Greyhound and
Grand Lake for Pittsburg.
NIoKsBvEG, March 70. Passed up Exporter
! F. n, Julia T. NJ, J. v. Garrett and barges
t z. ". Down: 4. J. Baker II 4. NJ. Mlry
Houston II A. NJ, Natchez F. NJ. Weather
warm and cloudy. River rose two inches.
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Freeman, master, from New York, to A
Moulton.
Schooner Anita, Lauren, master, four day
from Key West.
| No departures.
New YORK, March 23.-Arrived: Steamers
Wisconsin. and State OF G =orgia.
PASCAL OUrRE, March %. 6 F. M.-Wind
! east southeast, light. Weather hay.
The steamship Yazoo is on the bar, bound
in.
Sailed: United States war steamer Worcas-
ter, which was aground on the bar, but was
assisted to sea by the United States dredge-
boat Essayons
SOUTHWEST Pass March %, 6 P NJ II a-
rometer 30 30. Wind cas-. southeast light
Weather hazy.
No arrivals or departures.
Sailed: Steamship City Of Norfolk.
The ship Harmonic Is being towed no to
the city.
The ships Beethoven and Fxpounder, banks
John /. Dimmockau Nellie May are Sill out
side for orders
GALVESTON. March 2s.-A1nved: Morgan
from Intiauanola, schooner Albert Carson
from Baltimore
aLCieared Bark annie M.rl. for Belize
Honduras, bark c. D. ". Tor Liverpool, brig
Minnie Aobie for Boston
Sailed: Morgan for Bra shear
NV YORK, March %. Arrived: Mary 4.
over. Arrived out Inland kuhken,
Chilli, Robena Emma, Annie Burrell, Selma,
Annie Bargav. VIM. Owen, Trieste, Dubro-
vachl. silva, l.. 5. Powell and Ocean.
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EOKEIGN NARkE TS

LIVERPOOL, March %, 1880 P. 81 Cotton
firm; Middling Uplands 75MSd, Orleans
S@o5d; estimated sales to-day 12.CO0 bales.
including 5000 for speculation and export.
March and April shipments from Savannah
or Charleston, not below Low MiddHng,
SD; March deliuery.do l5-lGd; April and
May do, 3d.
LATER p. NJ Cotton unchanged; sales
to-day include 7i00 bales American. Febru-
airy and March shipments from Savannah or
Charleston, not below Good Ordinary, Sd;
April and May delivery, do 7 15-16d; Febru-
airy shipments, do not below Low Mddlinp.
ol-l6d: February and March, do, sd, MAY
and June delivery, do, SID
PARIS, March %. 7. M.-Rentes Gf:g7I.
LONDON, March %, 1870 P. NJ Consols-
for money 93; on account 93M93I
LIVERPOOL, March %, Noon Breadstuffs
steady. Red Western wheat IS Id Pork IDS.
LIVERPOOL, March 23 p. M.-Cotton-
sales on a basis of Middling Uplands,
nothing below Low Middling, shipped April
and May, sid; do, deliverable April and MAY,
7 l5-l6d; do, deliverable May and June,
S 3-1Gd.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester steady.
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NEw YoBK March %. The Posts financial
article says gold opened at ll6I. sold at ll6!
aud has since sold al ll6imllG1. TN gold
loans the rates have been Hat and l. 40 ,
per cent for carrying The nominal rates Tor
prime bankers Sterling are $50 4s5. Di-
rect these bills can be bought at T. s0564Stt.
but in second hands they are quoted at 50
@i.S03 and IsiGGi 81. Commercial bills
range from T. Il 70 40.
The money market continues to work easily
at 3@i r. cent for call loans, and 5(d7 for
prime mercantile paper. Government bonds
are strong and generally higher than yester-
day. In State bonds Virginia skies, consols,
second series, sold at 36. The best bid for
them yesterday was "a. Speculative shares
opened s9 higher than yesterday closing,
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ness At 6 o'clock the doors we're reopened
and the Senate adjourned till y o'clock to-
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-In the Senate the
consideration Of the resolution approving the
course OF the President in reg ard to Louisi-
ana was resumed, and Mr.. Jones, OF Florida,
spoke in opposition to it.
Secretary Robeson has gone to New York
for few days.
Glover has been confirmed by the Senate.
WASHINGTON, March %. The President has
recognized Louis Dangeyille La B-doyere
Hucket de kernion as Vice Consul Of Sweden
and Norway at New Orleans, and julius
Runge Consul Of the German Empire at Gal
weston, Texas
WASHINGTON, March % negro employed
By g Mr.. Nelson, recently from the North,
outraged Nelson's wife in Prince Georges
county, Md, last night. The people hung
him this morning.
1t may be aUtLoritatively stated that the
visit Of Gen, Cameron. Senator Morton and
others, to Mexico has no political object
The Journey has for some time been contem-
plated for the purposes OF health, pleasure
tpd general information.
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DOILSIIC MsishETs,
Cotton

New YORK, March % Noon. - Cotton
spot gn'et; Ordinary Ii, Good Ordinary ~
Low Middling Isl, Middling 10, Middlia,
Alabama ~, Middling orleans L.
Futures quiet. Low lliddling for .Ta-ch 7
9-lG"' ~, tor April ld.h11G ll-lG, tor May
l1lall l-l6. for June 17s1l7 7-lG. for July
| l'cNGl7 Ills, for August IL 13-lGml77. tol
September II 5-lGGsI7i, for October IG,Gl
10 l3-lG, Tor November and December Il 81 {
MlG..
Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn steady. Pork heavy, so %. Lard
heavy; steam IA. Spirits turpentne firm.
80. Rosin firm, s. IOGg2 Is for strained.
freishts steady.
New York, March %, Evening. - Cotton
closed dull; Middling Uplands 165Gel7.
Sales 2055 bales. Net receipts 1885, gross
1866
Futures closed dull. Sales II, 800 bales. rs
follows March Ii II 32GelG 9-l6. April
l6s(a IL 2l-32, May II l-}2, June l7sM,
II l}-lGGGl7 1872. September II E-leM
Il 1872, October lG 25-32GJlG .--3.., Noy-
ember Il 10 800, It..
Southern flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat shade lower, very limited demand.
- 21E ~ for winter red Western, 81 IS
al ~ for araber do, 81 29ctl 40 for white
Western. Corn opened steady, moderate in
quiry, closed shade .rmer Coffee heavy.
demoralized, 15C II! gold, for Rio. Sugar
more active ana tirmer. Rice duh and qn-
changed. Tallow firm, $ 9-lGC3>'. Eosin
and tarpentine cu;et. Fork lower, $50 50
for ne. ard heavy prime stear : 5-l6G
a.. Whisky steady, :! II. Ire sh.s duli
cotton By steam
CNc-;-NATI, March , - Cotton quiet, Mid
ding l6. Flour firm. Whea. demand fair,
market firm. red 81 1901 Is. Corn dull, IS
Oats firm, 59MG2 Pork quiet, S2I. lard
quiet, steam ID oil, kettle liz. Bulk meats
quiet, shoulders Il, clear rib l0i, clear II /.
Bacon quiet shoulders 81, clear NIB lI3nl1..
clear 12i. Whisky steady. demand moderate,
81 10.
ST. Louis, March 2j.- Cotton firm, and
Quiet Flour firm ana unchanged. Wheat
firm but inactive; No. 2 red winter 81 -.
No. spring Chicago 1905. Corn-No. >
mixed 5000. Oats A few sales of No. at
62ED62,. Whisky 81 10. Pork less firm.
lower for future, 81. Dry salt meats and
bac9n-prces maintained, only ode .rade
done. Sweet picl,eG Il ms stead !. +
average IL. Lard armer, leo
LOUISVILLE. March D. Cotton firm: mid |
ding 153c. Flour and wheat quiet an .
Corn nominal, GGG g. OATS I
GiH1G5. Pork $3l 50Mg22 Bulk |
II, clear rib ii, clear III. !
Bacon-shoulders s., clear rib l., clear l.. |
@l2i. Sugar. hams 13(l -. Lard
good H., tierce 145@l5, EGGS l54D. lG.
Whisky 81 10. Bagging firm, l2lm13
CHICAGO, March %. Flour quiet and ur-
hanged. Wheat closed easier: No. | spring
chicago g, No . 81 bid for strictly fresh.
w. for regular. Corn demand active: No. 2
mixed 67l. Oats demand fair; No . 5i.G3
A.. Pork demand fair; SO s71Gyl3 80.
-nd-steady; demand moderate; ID 81.
'nlk meats-Gemand fair and market firm.
hisky-demand fair; 81 IL.
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CITY COUNCIL.

The REGULAR weekly meeting of the City
Council was held yesterday, whereat all the
administrators were present, Mayor Leeds in
the chair.
Financial Business OH Final Passage.
MIR. Brown called up, for third reading, two
ordinances making various appropriations,
principal among which are the following:
Lambou u Noel, for lumber, S2l1 o..
William &. Sweet, Constable OF the Fifth
Justice Court, 1928.
J. McPheln, SG1..
W. L. Thompson. Fifth Justice Of the
Peace, $3.50 05
Payroll Department OF improvements,
| SO 05S 50.
| Henry Henchest of Carrollton, 1890.
Bids for BUSINESS
At the last meeting of the Council an ortli-
nance was passed, authorizing the Admins
traitor OF improvements to advertise for one
boiler and mud drum for the London Avenue
draining machine. In accordance Herewith
the advertisement was made and the following
BIDS have been received
John Ward, cash. Sl130
John Clark, cash, $1,000.
H. j. Rourke, cash, $500.
Claim for Damages.
The petition of NJ. Seibert. asking to be re-
mbursed Ill the sum OF $3.50, being amount
~*i--@Nt ''s4iio tIi6 city lOT ului;l 5e 10 his
property in the Seventh District, caused bv
cutting the Tenth street Drainage Canal, was
referred to the Mayor to act, after consultation
with the City Attorney
Resolutions.
3y the Administrator of Commerce: Author |
lzlng the Administrator of Water Works and |
Iuollc buildings to repair the engine-house |
OF Phoenix Steam Fire Company No S. said
repairs not to exceed $3.50 in cost.
BY the Administrator of Commerce
resolution to remit the levee dues on the iron
barge belonging to q. w. Wilmot & Co.. the
said barge having been repaired for the pur-
pose OF Hghterlng vessels over the bar, and
5 lpp ylng coal to vessels outside the bar
when there is not sufficient water for them to
enter.
BY the Administrator of Assessments Au-
,horizlng reduction OF assessments upon the
property OF Louis Stein and tina: Of the Pa
rent Missionary Society I
BY the Administrator Of Police A resolu t
ION fixing the price OF lots in the Carrollton /
cemetery at $50 each.
~ the Administrator Of improvements A !,
resolution authorizing the acceptance of the :
I'D OF John Clarke for furnishing q boiler and ,
nud drala ios the London Avenue draining
machine.
number of petitions were reai,aii o: which c
we're referred. ]
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-24
MEETING OE IRISH SOCIETIES.

MEMPHIS, March GA very large meeting
of the various Irish Societies and a large num-
Der Of Americans assembled at the theater
tonight to express sorrow at the death Of
John Mitchell, and Of sympathy with his fam
lily. Mayor League presided. Speeches were
made by Hon. Cayce Young, Judge Z. W..
Brown and others, and appropriate resolutions
adopted. telegram from Hon. Jefferson
Davis, now in New Orleans, was read, regret
ting his ability to be present, and saying
John Mitchel's death was loss to mankind