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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-31
POSTS FINANCIAL ARTICLE.

! New YORK, March 30.-The Posts financia
says Wall street markets continue active; a
| the opening there were indications that the
upward speculation in stocks had eliminated
and that there was to be sharp decline
The market, after being feverish and unset
| tied for short time, became strong, and new
| feature came into prominence; and, as We
write prices are at the highest Of the day.
| In the gold market the price, after open.
day, as the rate for the use of gold, suddenly
became weak and the price had fallen to 1l5i
and the rate for gold TO fat
Gold opened at 1.l6., Immediately sold at
1.1G3, declined before / | o'clock to 1 16, and
by lbs o'clock to 1.155. The price then
ruled at L l55Gyl. lG until 1907 O'Clock, when
sales were made as low as 1,15i. Foreign
Exchange has rcbounded as quickly as yes
terday it fell.
The leading bankers offered their rates for
bills on London at 49, and 1927. There
have since been four advances, the last leav-
ing the rates 1919 and 4.S5! respectively,
and business has folio we'd, keeping within
al cent of the nominal rates.
In the money market all loans opened at
Cal per cent, but the ruling rate at the Ex-
change is now per cent. Prime mercantile
paper is quoted at 5GG7 per cent. Govern
ment bonds are lower than yesterday, but
have not declined as much rs has gold.
In State bonds there was an advance at the
board OF I in Missouri, long bonds, and in
Tennessee skies, new series. Tennessee SKIES,
new ex-coupon, were down !, otherwise there
were no changes.
The stock market was feverish and lower in
the early dealings, then became strong with
the Western Union Telegraph as the special
feature and continued so until near l o'clock,
Western Union advancing q II cent to 49,,
and the remainder of the list advancing Ia
1s II cent; the latter in st. Paul. Then there
was sudden break in Union Pacific which
fell from 67 to G1.
This caused decline in the general list of
! toll Union Pacific then advanced to GA and
the remainder of the list recovered fraction,
but is still feverish. The most active stocks
have been Western Union Telegraph, Union
Pacific, Erie and Pacific Mail.
In the low priced stocks there has been
more doing in Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
than of late. the sales having ben at 2is TO
254. New Jersey southern, which first came
into notice yesterday, continues active at
SLhgl
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If one might be permitted to carry die
tionary at the tip of his tongue the spelling
contest would be a joy forver, but when one
is compelled to spell right out of his head
and in the second round, hide it in disgrace.
the things bore. Common people who
stumble over four syllables and are instantly
hoored on encountering five, will take heart
of grace in the knowledge that at the Boston
contest the other day proofreader was
distanced in the photographed race by a
small lad, who knew how to spell conferra-
BILE" proof-reader, be it known, is born
with spelling book in his head, and if he
trip, there's excuse for the rest of us. How
ever, we're inclined to look upon the victor
in a spelling match, as person not to be cor
daily congratulated. He has simply demon
strated his slavish adhesion to a formulated
despotism. We reserve our warmest plaudits
for genius which Is original, genius which
will defy the tyranny OF the spelling book and
strike new path through the world of ortho-
graphy.- Chicago lines.
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DOMESTIC MARKETN.
Cotton

New YORK, March 30, Noon. No. Cotton
Spot dull; Ordinary IA. Good Ordinary 151,
Low Middling 49,, Middling 165, Middling
Alabama 16t!, Middling Orleans II.
Futures quiet; Low Middling for March
16l@l6 GIG, for April 16s@16 11-16, for
May 17@17 Lie, June 17s@17 ZIG, July
17sM17 Il-l6 August II l3-l6CG17s, Septem-
Der II 4-l6@l7 ZIG, October l63@15 1916,
November and December 1G2Cc16s.
New York, March 80, noon.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady.
Corn quiet aud firm. Pork firm, $40 S5a2l.
Lard firm steam Ia. Tnrpentine dull! 80.
Rosin unchanged. Freights quiet
New YORK, March 80. Evening. = Cotton
closed dull and easier; Middling Uplands 16s,
Orleans II. Sales to-day GlS bales, net re-
ceipts 1851 bales, gross 1913 bales.
Futures closed quiet and easy; sales Is, 100
bales, as follows: March Is 1872 April 1G
1882, May 16 1916, June II 5-l6Ol7 l1-32,
July II l9-32@l7s, August 164GI7 1882
september II 9-32@17 1872. October i6
23.32@l6S. November 16 9-16@16,, Deem
Der 16 9-16@l6s.
Southern flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
JMlc easier moderate demand, closing
steadier; 81 25G1 % for winter red West
ern, 81 2S@1 % amber Western, 81 % for
do State, 81 30@l 40 for white Western.
Corn opened steady. closed heavy, I@1c
lower; SG@S7 for Western mixed, S7(do7J
for yellow Western. Coffee firm 15iG11S,
gold, for Rio. Sugar firm. Rice quiet and
unchanged. Tallow firm, S550S5s. Rosin
firm, 81 073@2 ~. for strained. Turpentine
firm, 50. Pork excited; new mess S2i 80.
Lard trmer; prime steam l4i@144. Whisky
dull, SlEl5. Freights cotton by sail 7-30,
steam 7-30.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Sugar 7s@Sl; fair
to good refining 81, prime 7s@Ss, muscova-
do 81. centrifugal refined SOLO, 100lOI for
bard grades. Molasses firm; Porto Rico
63GA58
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THE GRANT PARISH CASE BEFORE THE 81
PREME COURT,

WASHINGTON, March 30.-In the Supreme
Court, to-day, the case Of the United States
against Cruikshank and others, charged with
a violation of the Enforcement Act in Grant
parish. La, was taken up, and its argument
will likely consume the remainder of the
week. 1t comes to this court by certificate OF
division from the Circuit Court for Louisiana
Judge Bradley, of this court, was of the
opinion that the act Of 1870, under which the
indictment is framed is unconstitutional, and
his colleague at the circuit was Of the reverse
opinion. The defendants are represented by
Reverdy johnson, David Dudley Field, Jno.
A. Cam pbell and Judge Mari, OF Louisiana.
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BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.

New YORK, March 30.-A breach of prom
4sc case for fifty thousand dollars damages,
brought by Mary Chamberlain, aged sixteen,
against John b. Holmes, aged sixty, resulted
yesterday in a verdict for plaintiff for six
thousand dollars.
The executive committee of the Evangelical
Alliance at a meeting in Brooklyn last evening
decided not to hold the meeting of Biennial
Conference in Richmond, as there will be two
other meetings there about the time of hold
ing this one. 1t is decided to hold it in Pitts
burg
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FINANCIAL.

New YoRE, March 80, Noon.-Stocks active
and strong Money 6; Gold Isl Exchange
long 4.S1@4s15; short 1865. Governments
steady; States quiet.
Stocks -New York Central 1909, Erie 29l
Lake Shore 73,, Illinois Central 102, Pitts
burg 92I North Western Az, do preferred,
So, Rock Island 1855.
Sub-Treasury balances Gold, $50, BIG, 394 !;
currency, S43,S45, 572. The Sub-Treasurer
paid out S4S. 900 on account Of interest," and
$50, 600 for bonds. Customs receipts to-day
S471 900.
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TIE LOUISIANA JUDGEsHIp.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-The President re.
turns Saturday.
There is no let up in the opinion that Lou
isana must remain without District Judge
until Congress meets. The Executive, how
ever. has no mandatory power over Judge
Woods, who, at his peril, may exercise doubtful
bowers,
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THE BLACK HILLS.

CHICAGO, March SO. An order will be
issued from Gen. Sheridan's headquarters TO-
morrow, enclosing a communication from the
Interior Department in relation to the Black
Hills country. After referring to the appoint
ment Of a geologist to explore that region and
to the desire of the government to exGnguish
the Indian title if gold exists there, the Sec
rotary says that the Department Of the In
terror has recently obtained information lead
ing to the belief that trespassers now in the
country will endanger the success Of any
negotiations He therefore requests that the
Military Department notify these interlopcrs
to leave Immediately, and to inform them
that refusal to do SO will lead to their expul-
sion by military force.
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kUPREMp lDTET DECISION.

WAgaINGToN. March 30-In the case Of
Texas We. White and Chiles, the Supreme
Court yesterday decided that Chiles was in
contempt of former order, but decided no
other question was involved. Chles was
fined two hundred and fifty dollars. This
leaves the case precisely where it was before
these proceedings were begun. Texas, to
recover, will have to bring suit against the
parties in England.
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THE MINERS STRIKE.

HAzIEToN, Pa, March 30.-The marching
miners number four hundred half are armed
with guns, the balance with clubs. There is
much perey as they proceed from mine to
mine but no fighting
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rue MExlclN EXCuRsIoNlsrs AT ATLANTA

ATLANTA, March so Senators Cameron,
Chandler Morton, Anthony and Paterson,
and Tom Scott and party bound for Mexico,
reached here this afternoon, and leave to-
night j. /. Brown and others, from Atlanta,
20 with them. Eighty Indiana editors also
arrived, and are quartered ut the Kimball
fousa
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THE ICE GORGE AT wiLLIAMspoRT.

WuIIAslsPoRr. March 30-The river has
fllen one foot since noon. The ice from this
side of Lockhaven had reached the head
Of the boom above This place at o'clock this
evening, and lodged there. The ice which
started from the lower end Of the city yester-
day, and lodged on an island half mile be-
low, commenced to move again this evening,
and is expected TO reach the gorge at Watson
Town every minute.
The water at Watsontown is twenty feet
above low water mark One-half Of this is
supposed to be back water caused by the
gorge. The citizens of that place are little
alarmed and await with anxiety the breaking
ap Of the gorge. There is no change in the
gorge at Glen Union.
WnKEsBARRE, Pa, March 30.-It is re-
ported that The Ransom Bridge, near Coxton,
three miles above Pittston, has started, with
twelve feet Of water.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-LOSS or L!FE.

CRIsFIELD Md, March 30. residence
of VIM. Il. Byrd, at Apes Hole, burned with
contents. Two children, aged eight and four
years, persisted.
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THE COURTS.
United States District Court,

Pelley Il Bell have filed libel against shs
steam tug Charles Ward, setting forth that On
the 9th day Of March their barge, with q
cargo of apples, was lying at the wharf, when
the tug carelessly ran into her, sinking the
barge and damaging the apples.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, March 30, 1890 P. M.-Cotton
quiet NIiddling Uplands 7s@Sd, Orleans
S08Id; estimated saes to-day 10000 bales,
2OO0 being for speculation and export
February shipments from Savannah or
Charleston, not below Low Middling, sd.
LATEE-3:30 2. Motion unchanged; the
sales to-day included $500 bales Of American
LONDON, March 80, 1890 P. M.-Consols
925Ge93: 10-4O's 1929; new 5-20s 1881.
LONDON, March 30.-Erie 2G5. Money
Street rate ! below bank rate.
PARIS, March 30-Rentes G3m &C.,
LIVERPOOL, March 80, Evening. Cotton
GALES on the basis OF Middling Uplands,
nothing below Good Ordinary, shipped Feb
ruary. l5-l6d; do shipped March and April,
sd; do, delivered March, I'D; Go deliverable
May and June, nothing below Low Middling,
1-16d.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester steady.
Lard Obs TO OBS Ga.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, March 3O-For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States. partly cloudy
weather and local rains west OF Georgia,
with northeast winds veering to southerly,
and slight changes in temperature and pres
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MtXICO.

CRY or MEXICO, March %, via HAVANA
March 30.-The Seventh National Congress
will begin is closing session on April 10th.
A floor in 81: Pauls Hospital, in this city,
recently gave way and large number Of
people were precpitated to the story below.
Several persons were badly injured.
A new law compels the closing of pawn
Offices in the capitol. The propriotors gen
orally refuse to conform.
The earthquakes in Jalisco are abating,
the later shocks being very slight. Mean
while the volcanic activity of Ceboruco
increases and prodigious quantities Of ashes
and dense volumes Of smoke issue from its
crater
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Customer want mourning suit"
Shopman- what is the bereavement, may
ask Customer-"My mother-in- law" Shop
man-"Mr. Brown, show the gentleman to
the light at1lcti6n department. FIN.
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HAVANA, March 30. - The balance of the
counterfeiters of Spanish bank notes were ar
rested. $50 coo in counterfeits were seized.
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BRIDGES SWEPT AWAY.

OMAHA, March 30.-Four fine bridges have
been swept away by the ice and high water
on Elkhorn River, and further damage is
apprehended.
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RELEASE OF BUELL.,

81. LOUIS, March 80 Buell., who spoke
disparagingly of Z.ck Chandler, has been re-
leased from Federal custody.
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Steele says happy marriage is when two per-
sons meet and volun arily make choice Of each
other, without principally regarding or neglect
ing the circumstances Of fortune or beauty.
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Don't fail to try Paragon yeast powders.

The Boston Traueler wants to know what
more Gen. Butler could do, after Poland
cslled him "a id liar" than to walk away?
Why, he should have put an inkstand in
active circulation, or falling in that, have
taken the law on him, or, instead Of walk
ing, he could have run away. There were
several little things he could have done, the
smallest of which was to sing out, You're
another" But we think old Strab;smus did
the wisest thing after all. Any other might
have led to inconvenient complications It
has been our fearful regret the old cocks did
not claw each other and have a promiscuous
and miscellaneous jumping round
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The Lowell Courier calls kiss a verb,
because it signifies to do and to suffer, >
but that's all h5sh; its conjunction, usually,
sometimes noun, being nolen. and very
bad omen, too, when the parties are mar
ried-not to. each other
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BEECHEE TAKES THE STAND TODAY.
New York, March 30.-Beecher takes TIL
stand tomorrow.
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RECEPTION OF MR.. RENE NACREADY AT BHl
SHEAR.

BRAsHEAR, La, March 30.-On Mr.. Rene
Macready's return from Texas to-day splen-
did reception was given him by the Fire De-
partment aud citizens of Brashear City
Flags we're displayed from all the steamers in
pors and a large number Of houses. One
hundred guns we're fred, and over one thou
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Al hotels and steamboats, use Paragon yeast
NV
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.
ST.. LOUIS, March 30.-Arrived: Bismarc
from New Orleans. No departures. River ris
ing slowly. Clear and warm weather.
ST. LOUIS, March 30.-Arrived: Bee and
barges from New Orleans. st. Gerevieve from
Vicksburg. Departed: Julia for Vickabure
River rising slowly. Weather clear am
warm.
! CINCINNATI, March 30-River twenty ST
feet three and rising. Weather clear AM
| warm.
CAIRO, March 3O-Arrived Garrett an,
barges from New Orleans, . A. NJ, Charlie
Morgan from Cincinnati. 10 A. NJ, Sherlocl
from Cincinnati, A. NJ. Departed: Scud
der for New Orleans, 8 last night, Garrett TO
st. Louis, 2. NJ. Morgan for New Orleans
2. NJ, Sherlock for New Orleans, 5 ?. NJ
River torty-one feet three inches and falling
Weather cloudy. Murcury seventy.
| .PITTsBURG, March 30-River ten fee
eight inches and falling. Weather clear and
| pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, March 3O-W Weather clea,
and warm. River twenty-four feet, falling.
Up Exporter, 10 ?. NJ.
LOUISVILLE, March 30.-River rising slow.
ly, with ten feet in the canal. Weathe,
clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, March 30 River declining.
Weather generally clear. Mercury rs. Ar
rived: Cons Milar from Cincinnati, Smoky
City and barges from Pittsburrg. Departed
Belle of Texas for Arkansas River, Belle OF
Shreveport, City OF Vicksburg and st. Joseph
for ST. Louis, Tolle and Scudder, the former
last night from New Orleans.
VIcKsBURG. March 3O-Up: Colorado, at
II A. M. Down: Frank Pargoud at II last
night; John Kyle, at IL A. NJ, and Natchez,
at 6 p M. to-day. Weather warm and
cloudy. The river has risen one inch
MARINE.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 3d. 6 z. NJ -Ba-
rometer 1890. Wind E. S. E., fresh. Weather
very hazy.
Arrived: Ship Kentuckian, Dunbar, master,
thirty eight days from Liverpool.
Norwegian bark Lief Erickson, Mathiasen,
master, thirty mine days from Havre.
Schooner Lady Woodbury., Woodbury., mas
ter five days from Utilka.
Schooner Geo. Sealey, Blohm, master, six
teen days from Galveston.
Italian bark Emma, sixty days from Pa
lermo
= No departures.
The bark Nellie May, previously reported
outside, ran ashore inside the bar last night,
near the lighthouse, while in tow. She was
pulled off this morning and left in tow for the
city.
PAss-A-LOUTRE, March 80, P. M-Wind
E. $. E., fresh. Weather hazy and foggy.
Arrived: Schooner Excelsior, Arnet, mas
ter, five days from. Ruatan.
Steamship Memphis ct 2:40 P. NJ. Mel
lon, master, from Liverpool, to Silas Weeks
& Co.
Ship Adorna, Hawkins, master, fifty three
days from Liverpool.
French ship In Louisiana Toutf5t master
fifty days from Havre.
No departures.
The ship Emily Augusta is still anchored
outside.
GALVESTON, March 30.-Arrived Steamship
Morgan from Indianola. Sailed: Morgan for
Brashear.
New YORK, March 3O-Arrived out: Mel
leourne, Humber, j. Simonson, Osterlide,
Florence, Promessi, Sea Gem, Athere, Ru-
rick, Fear Not, Koeniznin, Olaf. Nlllson,
Eliza, Evelina, Crown Jewel and Reformer
New YORK, March Arrived State Of
Texas and Great Western. Arrived out
Italia and Republic.
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''She dyed for me- said the young husband
when he beheld her dark locks gradually turning
to their original red.
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Sole proprietor of the celebrated

Sole proprietor of the celebrated
EYRICH'S MERCHANTS PEN,
GEN. r. T. LEES OWN PEN.
EYRIoHs CREOLE LADIES' PEN.
EQUAL TO ANY PEN MADE IN THE
WORLD.
SAMPLE BOXES SENT BY MAI, ON RE.
CEIPT OF TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
TRADE SUPPLIED.
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G " Wesley, Texas
Miss MeQuary, Miss
7 ] Gala CHER, Ills
W A Reeks, Miss
J Whitaker, Iowa
81 A King, 0
J q Morgan, Ark
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-04
Too Much Toll.

We gather a few items from the
Vermont Farmer which may be of
great interest to our farmers. The
great fight now going on between the
farmers and middle men is calculated
to bring out facts that willstartle even
the merchants of Southern California.
1t appears that MCCORMICK one Of the
largest manufacturers of the West
was called upon to te stify as to the
cost of many articles which he manu-
features, and at the same time the
farmers presented the figures which
they paid for the same articles. The
following table will show the profit
made by agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-04

The Democracy of California are
again in power and the party is on
its trial. The thinking taxpayers
gave the Democracy their votes ex-
pecting return to the old Democratic
principles of honesty and economy.
The Republican party in this State
has been execrated for its extrava-
gance and misrule, and the people of
the State are looking to the now DOM
inant party for relief. On the Legis-
lature which soon meets the eyes of
the taxpayers are centered, and
unless their acts will bear the closest
scrutiny, the career Of Democracy in
California will be brief. The voters of
all parties are becoming independent
in their views and vote in the interest
of good government and not at the
dictation of party. We urge our rep
resentatives in the Legislature to put
the Democratic party Of the State on
the platform Of reform, as advocated
by such eminent Democrats as Gov
ernor TILDEN of New York. All
Tweedism must be crushed and all
jobbery rooted out. The success Of the
party in the future depends entirely
on its record at Sacramento this Win
ter and the best good of the people
should be the aim of all legislation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-04
yos Aaselss alerald.
NEWS OF the MORNING.

The Philadelphia Navy Yard, which was
sold Thursday by order OF the Government,
was purchased by Mr.. John c. Bullock, an
attorney, for 81, 900 900, payable in thirty days.
Mum, ex-Supervis0r OF Internal Revenue
In Illinois, has given bail.
The Chicago barrel mystery is still unex-
planned.
fire at Hillsboro, Ind, on Thursday night
caused q loss OF sl5,000
IT Is said on good authority that ex-Con-
gresham Upham. of Ohio, was named in the
Cabinet meeting for Commissioner of Indian
Affairs. and there was general agreement as
to his fitness.
Rev. E. r. Hammond. the revivalist, still
continues his meetings in Harrisburg, Pa.
Geo. L. Fox, the pantomimist and clown. is
at an insane asylum.
An earthquake was felt at Saratoga yester-
day morning.
Nathan Sprague, brother-in-law Of Fred.
Douglass, has been arrested for robbing the
mail.
Tilton had a moderate audience In Cincin-
natl on Thursday night.
A fire In Cincinnati yesterday morning.
Loss s850Oo.
The Cabinet desire General Babcock 10 ex-
plain his connection with the whisky frauds
On Thursday Alexander Bailey, q carpenter
on the Maine Central road was killed at Mer-
rill Corners by the cars
A fireworks explosion occurred yesterday
morning in East New York. One man was
killed and the building wrecked.
1t is reported that Gov. Pachec0 has been
rendered the position of Minister to China.
Judge Dwinell has fined eight San Fran
cisco Supervisors $50 each for contempt Of
court.
Rain fell In San Francisco yesterday.
The bark Atalanta has been wrecked near
Cape Flattery, and two seamen drowned.
The members of the Legislature are arriv-
ing at Sacramento.
The Inauguration Of Governor Irwin takes
place next Wednesday or Thursday.
A fire at Merlden. Conn, cost $4,000 yester-
day.
A small liquor riot occurred at q trial in
Meriden yesterday.