The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-21
YESTERDAYS NOON DISPATCHES.


Of Except Secretary Fish, there was an I'm
at nimity of opinion that the matter should |
ID pushed.
I'd In this connection it is stated, on excelle,
authority, that the vessels Of the Gulf squat
ron are ordered to coal and rendezvous at Ke
i'll West.
III Some Democrats held a consultation O.
We general subjects at the Arlington. The financ
er question disturbed the unanimity of til
ut meeting The details are inaccessible.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Clayton introduce,
y, bill to protect each State of the Unto,
=, against invasion and for other purposes. Re
! ferred to Committee on Military Affairs.
! Mr.. Irwin has written to the House, offerins
e 70 purge himself of the charge of contempt
and to answer all proper questions He will
be examined to-day.
d resolution calling on the President for in
:, formation as to the use of the military i1
e vicksburg, was offered by Mr.. O'Brien. o.
! Maryland, but objected to by Mr.. Lynch. Of
Mississippi.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The following re.
marks were made by Mr. Sypher on the
Pacific Mail Subsidy:
rise for a privileged question, since that
seems to be the order this morning, Mr..
Speaker. My name appears in the report of
the New YORK Tribune in connection with
) that OF the gentleman PENNSYLVANIA Mr.
Stormy who has spoken on this subject rs
having thousand dollar bill changed at the
office OF the Sergeant-at-arms Of the House,
That is fact; l have had several thousand
dollar bills changed there and l have received
number Of one thousand dollar bills from
the Sergeant-at-Arms since l have been
member of this House. If my account for
this Congress is examined it will be found to
amount to between $4,000 and $4,000, and
| there has been no Pacific Mail subsidy that
/ Of !,
been my custom to do my banking business
through the Sergeant-at-Arms of the House.
have drawn my drafts from home through
him, and | have paid drafts drawn on me
through him. If you will examine nv ac-
count there you will find tuat it runs up to
| considerable amount Even more than lob
bylsts, newspaper men or others are in the
habit OF receiving money for their influence
upon lobby measures.
Now, MIR. Speaker, l voted for the Pacific
Mail subsidy, and spoke for it on this floor. |
II had an opportunity would do the same |
thing again. believed it was right then and |
/ believe it is right now.
l believe it is high time for this Government
to look after its commerce on the seas. It is
time for this Government to pattern after Eng
land and France in this matter, who pay
millions annually to support their great steam
ship lines, but that was not the principal
|
We had on the Speakers table bill which
had already passed the Senate, giving S125,-
600 to line between New Orleans and the
ports OF Mexico, and l advocate the Pacific
mail line and the Brazilian line, in order that
their friends might vote for our measure. I
which had greater merit than any other bill
ever presented to either house OF Congress on
q subject of that kind
Here is country lying within three hun
dred miles of us and having trade of fifty-
two millions OF dollars year, that is carried
this Government, in its unwise and stupid 6
policy. has neglected and failed to devise any {
measure to direct this immense commerce
into American channels for the benefit of
American citizens.
1t was in the interest of that bill that was
% accomplish the purpose, that advocated
md voted for this Pacific Mail bill, and |
would do the same thing again under the cir
'umstances. S
MEASURE and no man will take the RESPONSE
'lllty OF making such charge. / have I
'lven my sworn testimony and denial on this !,
'olnt before the committee, and, therefore, =
viii not detain the House further. This is =
ny explanation. ii
Gen. Sheldon says that he is not advised G
i any opposition to the confirmation of &c
'ardee IN the Senate, except from Senator l.
vest, or that any charge is made against nj
I'M, except that the colored men represented )"
y Chester think he is not Radical enough. ~
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-At meeting Of the W
republican Central Committee last night &c
esolutlons were adopted sustaining through III
ut the action of President Grant in the Lou ce
llama matter, and setting forth that even if su
hat was done was illegal. it was done with to
ut the knowledge of the President, and with se
sincere desire on the part Of the officers of tn
re Government to perform their duty :
LONDON, Jan. 19.-Prince Leopold has had T
1other hemorrhage and is weaker -
The steamer Beaver, Odessa, for Cardiff. is "
opposed to have foundered with twenty per
ms.
MADRID, Jan. 2O.-Alfonzo has departed g.,
r the army. FL,
Carlists lettering about the railroads are or etc
cred to be shot, on account of frequent ito
eaks on the roads. &C
PARIS, Jan. 2O.-It is stated that republican ria
nissaries from Barcelona and other towns an'
Q in conference with the Carlist chieftain cen
the purpsse OF lnaugurating general ten
ling against Alfonso. S
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19.-The Grand Jury and
found true bill against John w. Ger 81 9
rman, ex-priest Of St. Bonafacius Church. roo
arging him with ENLIGHTENMENT. B
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 2O-Carpenter's cleo kin
n to the Senate is regarded as certain pa pa
BROOKLYN, Jan. 2O.-The grocery of Boil -
'ker, corner Of Hoyt and Pacific streets,
rned. Five persons are dead from suffoca-
n or leaping from the windows.
New YORK, Jan. 20, 1916 P. M.-Cotton- ..
OF quiet and steady; Ordinary 12i, Good Cor
binary al, Low Middling AZ, Middling
, Middling Alabama 15y, Niddling Orleans
futures easy; low middling for January Isl
3 SIG, February 15i@15 SIG, March -
ZIG, April Is 1915, May 16 3-16016,, K
lie Is 9-16(916s, July Is 13-l6016a, August Sal
g17 1-16 September 16 9-16@168. at Il
Tour dull. Wheat quiet and steady Corn = 20 20
and unchanged. Pork heavy at $50. S snna
d heavy; steam A. Turpentine quiet at onti,
(@3S. Rosin dull, 81 O5G2 10 for part
lined. Freights quiet nre
lew YoRk, Jan: 2o.-Stocks active. Money now now,
UolO lis. EXchange-lOng 4S7, short Tie
u GOyernmentS active State hnndS omit | at OF