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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-02

At the sixteenth annual commenOeme Mt Of
Columbia College Law School, which was re-
Gently held at the Academy Of Music, diplo.
mas were conferred upon two hundred and
tan studenta In his address Prof Dwight
counseled them to refrain from all trickery,
and. disabuse their minds Of. the idea that
sharpness WAS legal ability. He remarked:
IF the truth were told OF some lawyers,
their epitaph would be: Here lies -, who
for fifty years was an expert in legal fnesse,
outwitting his adversaries, hoodwinking his
clients, and making use Of confidential COM
munications for his own advantage: he entered
hundreds OF snap judgments, and abounded
in legal devices, submitting to many rebukes
from the court with becoming composure.
making no rash reply, and retaining from
any expression that would interfere with the
future performance of similar acts; he
amassed large fortune and died; his graft
lied heirs nave erected this monument to sup-
gest to those Of his generation that never
knew him that he once lived, though those
who have experienced his favors viii not fail
to remember him." To such an epihph as
this who would be bold enough to add, .And
Of such is the kingdom of heaven"
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FROM THE PASSES.

SoUrHwMr Pass, june l, Noon Baron.
ster 1870 Wind S. E., light
AXiv0d: Steamship JuniAts, at 4:3O A, N.
GAa Urine, master, from Philadelphia vis
NavsaA to E. A. Yorke; Steamship Cuba,
Gao Inn, Mcintosh, master, from New
York via Mexican ports. to ]. NJ. Wither-
spoon; schooner Gertruke Howe, Ward.
master, fourteen days from Ruatan.
Sailed: Schooners Vernal and Constance.
hhe bark President is anchored outside, and
ane bark F. Pirandello and schooner VIM.
siaher inside, outward bound.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June /, 6 p. L-Barome-
Dr zS:66 Wind east, fresh.
Arnved:. Bark SamI d. Carleton. Freeman
9Asssrs n days from New York II ballast, to
Norton & Bell -
Sailed: Schooner VIM. Fisher.
The bark Pipndello is inside and the bark
PRUDENT is anchored outside, outward bound. J.
Pass LOu14xF June 1. 6 p. M-Wind
anse-southeast, fresh. Weather olesr.
Arrived at P. IL : Steamship Naroa,at
baker master, from Havana via Fiorfda norts
10 L X. Roberts. -'r'
The bark Bristol, Capt Fossett, has arrived
outside for orders. kAs ~
Saiied: Steamship w. p. Olyde.
The ship Western Empire 3 still stuok on
snc outer end Of the bar. The KssAyopa and
.1eyiathan worked on her again this morning
and got her almost over. She. win doubtlesS
20 out with to morrow mornings tide.
The ships City of Boston and Harmonia.
mad steamers Bolivar, St Louis and New a..
lnans are inside bound out 81
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THE COURTS.
Sixth District Court.

Isidore Ne,cmdn & Co. Us. M Kaufman q
Go. ct dls.-The petition OF Isidore Newman
d Bro, q firm composed of Isidore Newman
and Hartwig Newman, money brokers' repre-
sents that the commercial firm of M. Kauf-
man q Co., Of this city, are indebted in solido
with MeyerWeill, . resident Of this city. toyour
petitioners in the full sum Of 500 for this
to-wit that said NJ. Kaufman & Co. borrowed
money from petitioners, and gave to your
petitioners their check on the Citizens Bank
Of Louisiana, dated "New Orleans, August
in favor Of petitioners, and signed on the
hex by said Meyer WE'LL as surety.
That the said check was drawn by Kaufman
4 Go. and secured by said Well, who knew at
the time that Kaufman & Co. had no funds
in the Cit zens' Bank.
That notice was given to said WE'LL and
said Kaufman & Co. to provide funds to pay
check, and. that check was not to be pre-
sented for several days for payment. and that
his name had been demanded by petitioners
on check to secure its payment, and petit
TONERS refused to loan kaufman & Go. with
out guarantee of said WE'LL
That the check was deposited for collection
in bank after several demands on said WE'LL
and said Kaufman & Co. and tho bank, and
that the said sum is now due, owing and nm
paid. s s
Wherefore petitioners pray that said M.
Kaufman y Go. and Louis Kaufman and Max
Kaufman, members of said firm, be cited;
and further, that said Meyer WE'LL be also
cited, and, after due process, that defendants
be each and all condemned in solido, to pay
petitioners 500, with five per cent interest
from August %, 1878. and for costs.
Judgment was rendered yesterday in favor
Of plaintiffs.
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RIVERS AND srRAnpOArs

omcNNAT1, June 1.--River feet 10 inches
md rising. Showery weather.
PnzsBUBG, June !. River 8, feet z inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE Juns ~ River feet 10 inches
nd falling, Partly cloudy and warmer
weather. Passed down., Mosgla nt IS p. M
GAlRo. June 1. Arrived: Capitol City from
vicksburG ct midnight; James Howard from
q Lout at s A n. Departed: Capitol City
- st. 1ouissat IA NJ; Howard for New
Orleans, at p M. River 10 feet .
inches end falling. Weather Slear; lmel-
EoGl4niE, June 1-Rivsf i've feet in the
sagpl and falling. Weather warm and show
asE Portland bar cutting out Up: Ohero-
H and Hale from NewO Orleans to Cincinnati
Sr Lous, June 1.--Auixad - Common
wealth from New Orleans. Depalt6d CITY OF
Yisksburg for Vicksburg. River falling slow
Weather clear and warm.
AnpHrs, June I. - The river fell six
inches Weather clear and hot. Arrived:
Gity Of Helena from Vioksburg. Departed:
Dspa q Texas for little Rock, @. B. Church
- U|ncinnati.s
v1cxsBulp. june Up: Julia q s p. NJ,
Bismarck At I p NJ. Down: NAtchez 1t eP.
u Weather warm and clear. River fell nine
inches.
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A month or so ago, in the House of Com
mons, debate on British horse-breeding took
place which was quite interesting, and alb
sorbed the attention of full house. Mr..
Chaplin, . good speaker Is we'll as . noted
turf man, stated that so anxious was the Prus-
sian Government to improve the breed of
their horses that the government agent had
offered for the celebrated horse Blair Athol
$57, 500, which was refused, and club o. pri-
vate gentlemen gave for him 100000. Bread
albane, another fne animal, was sold to the
Prussian agent for $4,000. Mr.. Chaplin
gave some account Of the measures by
which the German. Austrian and French gov
eFnments help and stimulate the horse breed.
ers in those countries by distributing to given
local centers animals devoted to the purposes
Of the breeders, and he declared that 100 of
the German horses were of English extrac.
ton. Mr. Gerard Sturt's reply showed, how
ever, that private enterprise in that country is
much more stimulated by the competition Of
these foreign customers than the market is
drained By Il the average height OF thorough
bred stock having been in 100 fourteen
hands, and In 1875 fifteen hands two inches
and half; and Mr.. Sturt assefted chat the
poorest weed Is capable, ''if pluckily mated"
IF producing horse of great stature and in
,alculable value.
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FORElHN MARKKTs.

IGvxRrooL June 1.-Cotton quiet and un
4hanged; Middline Uplands I'd. Orleans
&9Sid Estimated sales to-day 5000 bales
5cluding 1000. for speculation and export.
LATER-2 p. M.--Ssles on basis Of Mid
ding Uplands, nothing below Good Ordinary
dsliverable August and September7 1916.
LATER-3:30 r. M. Cotton unchanged.
The sales to-day INCLUDES 34OO bales American.
June and July delivery from Savannah OF
Charleston, not below Good Ordinary, 2
u-16d $i.8 sigsFY 80
Pains, June /, $50 p, M.ARentes 64I7o.
LoNDoN, June !. -- Consols Lon accpunt
@k export. New SIS 1922. Eric ISL.
Weather fair. s'fsg
dAll. CD 33s 9d@3ls Sd.
osDoH June 1.-Spirite or turpentine 22s
siavERpooL, June /, Evening. Yarns and
hbrics at Manchester ateady.
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A short spelling match occurred in the
streets Of Boston not long ago. A GOAL cart,
an Joe team and street car got jammed to-
gether in very close quarters The driver Of
the anthracite van, using some opprobrious
epithets, babe the ice vendor back out of the
difficulty, or he would pull him out Of his
ice bin. .Whereupon six feet Of Down East
merchandise, doubled huge first, and simply
circulated, 'sSpell sable,'" The collier re-
Cred from the photographed contest without
further ado.
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eeipts soa;g.oss 1865 Net receipts YESTERDAY
Futnses closed steady; sales to-day s.. 9O(
hnlee. az follows: June 16 l-32, July is 5-3s
RI6 316. August 16 1l32@16a. 6sntsmbel
i6I@l6 5-32 October bk@ i0 Q1-32. Novem.
Hsp i5sfa15 GIG December Is 13-320157-16
1anuSty is 7-16G15 1882, February is % 81
4@15 1915. March 16 Lie, April 16t@16},
Hay 16t@16s.
Southern -four dull and declining, common
70 fair estra s5C95 80; good to z choice do.
IS IS 78 25. Wheat f(02e lower; closed at
81 22@1 "a for winter. Corn dull, slightly
Ia myers favor; 1904 for soft Western
mixed, 75@8l for good tosstrictiy choice do,
3OsS6l for yellow Western.
Coffee unchanged. Sugar steady, fair de-
nand; 8084 for fair TO good refining. 81 for
prime. 8(15s for mdscovado; refined steady;
9s0l0, 10s@11s for hard grades Mob sses
dull Ind unchanged. Rice steady, fair de-
nand o the trade. Tallow steady, city 83@
81. Rosin lower, 81 80@1 IS Tor strained.
1uzpentine heavy, 80. Pork firmer, new
ns1 $50 45y cash. Beef quiet Lard frmer,
Prime steam 148.- Whisky without decided
1hange. closed at 81 Is.
CINCINNATI, June L. Cotton steady, de-
Hend moderate; MiddliAg ISL. Flour quiet
1zW uuCAA1uBoV Wu0s 4uA0tS IoQ 81 ZO(O
g. Corn frmer, 71@74. Oats dull. 669
- Pogk quiet, $40 25@20 so. Lard quiet,
stem IA, kettle 14a@l5. Bulk meats steady,
demand moderate; shoulders 81, clear rib III.
clear ia Bacon steady, demand moderate; !,
Shoulders g. clear rib 12A, clear 122(a12l.
Whisky fsteady, 81 ID.
81. LoUIA, June 1.-Cotton dull and nomi-
naL Flour not enough done to establish
prices. Wheat frmer; No q red winter
81 20, soft No. 2 Spring Chicago IS. Corn
armer at &c. Oats, No. 2 58@59. Whisky
1ull # 81 IL. Pork dull; $21 delivered. Dry
MI mats dull nominslly, shoulders 81, clear
ID 11f@11a, clear IL. BACON dull; should
q 9}994. clear 123@lal,, clear 1s@l39.
loumvu1n, June Cotton Arm Mid.
1i1g 154. Flour dull and unchanged
yheae dull; red 81 20, amber and white |
4 - Corn quiet, 79@80. Oats quiet, 73@
q Pork quiet, $40 25@2O5O. Bulk meats
81, clear RIB III clear ,12A@
III Bacon shoulders 0l(S9f. clear rib |
l1 clear .135. Sugar-cured hams 13i@l4 |
LeRdsFtiefce 1906. kegs 16}. Whisky 81 |
Bagging fra, 134@14.
CHICAGO, June Flour quiet and un-
hanged. Wheat closed firm; No. / spring
Chicago 94A@95. No. 2, fresh, Oh, regular
~. sCorn--demand fair, but at lower rates:
= 3 mixed, fresh, GA, regular g. Oats quiet
!sak; No 2. 57h. Pork dull SO rs. Lard
lull and dropping, IA. 20@14 224. Bulk meats
luiet and unchanged. Whisky 81 Is.
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Three Scientific Emperors.
[Paris Correspondence Boston Advertise

lParis Correspondence Boston Advertiser.]
Our Academy Of Sciences has recently elected,
by = large majority, the Emperor Of Brazil az
corresponding member. He is man of letters
and well educated, and his visit here left pleas
ant remembrances. The new academician be-
longs TO the section OF navigation and geography.
His election was announced to him by telegraph,
and soon . gracious acceptance and courteous
thanks reached the palace 0fthe Institute, in the
same way. The Emperor Of Brazil is not the
first eQvereigR whom the Academy OF Sciences
has the honor OF counting among its members
In It'll the Gear of Russia, Peter the Great,
came to Paris.
He visited the Academy of Sciences, made him
self familiar with it's works, and corrected with
his own hand some geographical errors in it's
maps OF his country, especially in those Of the
Caspian Sea. Finally he was elected to the Acad-
envy, and kept up with it correspondence on
the experiments and discoveries Of the time.
Gen. Bonaparte, who became Napoleon !, be-
louged to IT, Academy Of Sciences (section of
mechanics). IL was on his return from the cam
gaign in Italy that he was presented a. candi-
date for vacant seat, and was elected. This
election seemed to fatter him much. He osten-
tatiously wore Ithe dress and used the title Of
Academician. During the adventurous expedi-
tion in Egypt he wrote ct the head of his procla-
nations, Member Of the Institute, Genersl-in-
Chief Of the Army Of the East"
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tera, Mexico. Sailed: Hutchinson for Indi.
anola. ship Ironsides for Liverpool, schooner
J. McInnis for Tuxpan, schooner s. 8. Buck
ingham for TAmpico, steamship San Jacinto
for Liverpool
MOBILE, June 1.-@Arrived: Ethiopia and
Scandinavian.
NEW York, June 1.-Arrived: Queen.
Arrived out Siberia. Fyen, upotor, Gutri-
dian, Mercurius and Hndur.
NEW York. June 1.-Arrived:s Pomerania,
Mas.
CARDnAs, June 1.-Sailed: Schooner A. L.
Butler for New Orleans.
HAVANA, June L.. Sailed: Schooner Geo.
Sealy for Galveston.
QUEENsrowN, june l. Arrived: Baltic and
Helvetia.
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Mrs. Van Colt, the celebrated revivalist, has
thrown out her fankera around Columbus,
and il moving on sinners from four different
di1ection6, and is bringing them to the guard
house a number Of The citizens lavo gone
u oFi1ge 70 wait TIL ~ show is over, hays
ing broken through the linel when the old
1dy wasn't looking. La Crosse Gtna
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81. PATRIcxs HALL. second session o.
the Congress- Of All Nations now being held in
this city, took place last night at ST. Patrick'l
Hall After . beautiful overture by the grand
orchestra, the deliberations began by Europe
making display Of her power. The Bonnie
Scottish Lassie then was heard in charming
bit of vocal eloquence, and the Irish Maiden
followed her in characteristic effort The
representatives of all the powers that be were
very happyin their selection Of topics and
the manner Of their rendition.
! The elegance of the costumes and the pic
turesque beauty of the grouping were some
thing which evoked the loudest expressions
Of approval from all the favored ones who
we're permitted to be present
The concluding chorus in which all the
took part, was grand affair,
and as the sweet strains Of the national an
them Of Co-ca-che-lunk were being SUM the
large audience filed out, giving frequent and
loud expressions of eeat delight. The session
will be continued tonight and the public are
invited to be present
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The ST. Louis Republican mentions with
serene confidence /" Dio Lewis Of the Detroit
Clothes Press" His name, let Us briefly
suggest, is Joseph Q. Lewis, and he writes
for the Detroit Cheese Press. Rochester Demo-
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6AEytsroN, June 21.-Arrived: Hutchinson
1sn Indianola, Geo. w. Clyde from New
1oxk Cleared: Schooner Jefarssn for From
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4 reporter Of the New YORK Huuld was
picked up ~ IL police o. &hat city Is ~
llant and sent to Blackwel1b 1tf thirty days.
IA aesads his complaints over ten columns
= ~ Hrah 80,
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!. A Milwaukee Judge has decided that q hus-
band is no relation to his wife. Then he
can ba. no relation to his wifes relations,
which, is cheering news to the race.
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rBy Telerrsph.l

CAMDEN, Ark, May 31.-To Hite& Carlin,
agents: Leave to-day for Floyd. River 16
feet and falling very fast.
L. s.. GRERNIEE,
Master steamer Garry Owen.
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LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT
LIIE lyIOCIlI()I
AM ERICA.

! NEW ORLEANS, May 20, 1875.
To Policy Holders in this Depar tment:
By direction of the Board of Directors of this
Department, take pleasure in submitting for your
consideration the result Of an examination of the
affairs of the Association by the Superintendent Of
the Insurance Department Of Missouri.
Respectfully, J. B. HOOD, President.
STATE OF MISSOURI, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, I
st. Louis, May 10, 1875
Hon. Frank P. Blair, Superintendent Insurance De-
partment:
SIR-Having completed personal examination,
made at the request of the Directors Of the Life As
socistion of America into the condition the first
day of April 1876 of that Association, present the
following report:
As required by section of the Act of March &C.
1874 for the purpose Of making this examination the
rate of interest assumed was six per cent per annu
and the rate Of mortality was that established by
the A meIican Experience table.
The loans of the Association secured by deeds of
trust or mortgage real estate, amounting to S..
SIS 81, hay been carefully examine by one
and close scrutiny made into the title and value of
each and in cases of doubt of the suciency of the
security, inquiries were made of parties not con-
of s7705 81 have not been admitted because of de-
fective security The remainder, % 1874 172 TO- is, in
my pint n, satisfactorily secured. The policies of
insurance on pelishable improvements were exam
ined in every instance to that the policies were
in force and made payable to the Association in the
event of loss.
The values of the stocks bonds, and other collat-
erals ped gei for the payment of $780, 1893 o. amount
loaned on Collateral, were carefully considered in
each loan.
In the amount Of premium notes and loans, $685.
o42 H. note loan in excess of six per cent re-
serve has been included, any on policies not in
force.
The value of the real estate owned by the Assoca.
tion stated at s7o 400 49, represents its cost value
after deducting membranes, no addition being
made for supposed value over cost.
The amount Of stocks and bonds owned, is $780, |
1872 g. This the aggregate market value on LIST Of
April 1875 as closely as it was possible to ascertain
t. The stated amount includes $140 600 of Missouri
bonds, and ST. 325 in United States bonds.
The amounts of cash hand and on deposit at |
Departments, $7l996 g. and Of interest and rents
ccrued, 500 1854 81, fully verified. The accrued
interest was not estimated, but was carefully com.
,uted in this office. -
The gross amount of uncollected and deferred pre-
NUNS aggregatng s3s6,677 &c. were ascertained by
actual examination of the Associations books and
re all on policies in force. and so reported. From
he above aggregate the loading s128s9 49, has been
educted, leaving the net outstanding and deferred
remiums $257.7s5 90.
The following statement exhibits concseIy the re-
ut Of the examination. and shows surplus to policy
olders of 5000 994 90 over all liabilities. 4.
tatement of the Condition Of tho Life Asso.
citation of America, of St. Louis. Mo-,
ON the first day Of April. 1873.
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The investigation, conducted almost entirely out
side the business hours Of this Office was partici
pated in by Mr. w. j. Lard, Cashier of the Depart
ment and Mr.. A. F. Harvey. The results of their
labors also are embodied in the foregoing report,
which is very respectfully submitted
c. E. KING, Deputy Superintendent.
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LIABILITIES.
Claims for death losses, in
GLIDING resisted claims. $153,ee 90
Reserve on basis of Ameri-
can Experience table, and
6per cent interest. 3, 162340 90
Amount due for advanced
remittances- -..-..-... 4,O9l 90
Amount of premium notes
on re-insured policies. 17,0O2 90
Premiums paid in advance 3069 10
Present liabilities as to policy holders 1888 90
Surplus. ssoe,994 90
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TIE NEW CIVIL CODE.
JUST PUBLIsHEB;

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THE REVISED CIVIL CODE,
With reference to the os
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DECISIONS oFTHE SUPREME OOURr.
to and including Volume ky
IS ANNUAL REPORTS
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. EXHAUSTIVE INDEX
81. Compiled and Edited ,.a
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4 Ex7Associats Justice Of the Supreme Court
/ y Author Of the Criminal Jnriaprndenos
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