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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-16

FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMPICC, TUXFAa, CAMPHACEE, rAsHSf:E
SO. HAVANA AND NEW YORK.
NEW WORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE
Nnis LINE la oomposad OF the steamships
Gits of Mexico. Capt w. 4. Sherwood.
Cfty Of Merida. J. W: Reynolds
srsrSeHx TIE steamship
1.EENhtEG CITY Of Mexico,
W B. Sherwood commander.
will le&vs her wharf foot of Calliope street. Fixst
District on SUNDAY. May 16, at 8 A. II.
Passage 10 Vera Cruz $50 gold.
y. ALEXANDRE SONS
Nc. 80 Broadway, New York
For freight CT passage, apply to
j. NJ WITHERsPOON, Agent
No. 80 Carondelet street.
~ha OSv of Havana will follow june 5. oA1v
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-15
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
fnb tus fderfe unb btatsfe Wittel
sur uebsrlsnbuns BON Gelb uue felIten,
wp fe su baben finb, bn3u sebrau@t
trerben.
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amt an etn anberts serfebt tperben iou,
io mus iamer aud bas ppftumt anse>
seben perben, 100 bic 3ettuns frdber
empfunsen wurbe.
Benn Semanb lttn gIatt nt9t re-
selmdbts empfdnst pber F9 uuf trsenp
eine @eile Gebler einf@letdsn, 70 iolIte
Der betrefenbe Nsent icwie bte 6ere
uusseber foslet@ raSpn benu&rf&ttst
nerben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-15
MmsldnSii9e Na&rt9ten.
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mdBteung eer @ebiibren fiir 2eleeram-
me mad unb Spn Norbamsrifa, spti&en
Der triiaen unb Der frans5fidsn 8dfe
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trdsen 0ewdbrune susefust lei, fpriat
fonann Danf unb Nnerfennune aus,
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Der Mittsl fir tas Afabemiseebdupe,
eeiprst bepauert pasesen lebbuft, tab
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rsr Milttdtbeamtsn abselebnt porben
let. S1liseIt9 wirb bic 6UTnuns
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besoertretuns tem &5nise treu CUR
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8aterns unb tas @ebeibsn bes Deuts
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SSnis NlfcnS BON Spanien empfng
ben pdpfli9en Nuntius unp ueriGerte
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bean bl. @ater idulpe, unb bab CT fG
beifreben werpe, bieielbsn ;u erfiiQen.
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lin telssrapbirt, BOP Elm In Der Ndbe
beS Btsmard'iden palats berumluns
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fanp, BIG auf @etteres In elmer Siren
anfalt untereebra6t trprben 1et. Gtne
anpere Depelde lprt@t gar pUn einem
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unb leinss @ultusminiRsrs Galt. Sn,
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BON sebeimen SptBeln orsanilrt iein.
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ten.
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nun aud bic rulGi6e 3eeierune bic
Ginfubr amertfanif&er3artOTeln In ten
Sadsn, In wel1e ptelelben In Amerifa
Serpaft wurpen, perbrten.
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suten 5Ofnune ein Dampfer Sob
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lion Doaars. Giner Der 8lnmpen
wiest 9 gfunt.
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l1en Sdruner Ssfferlon gOrren Dor
Der Eelesrarb meIpet rariber fclsenees;
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pelde NIT ben, eriten Stsuermann uni
etnem GdifTsjuneen bic MaGe batten.
tiele @eleeenbeit 3ur ausfdbrune tbrea
planes. Der SdiTsiunse mar in1
6anbumbrsben ssfnebelt unD Der Stsu,
srmann NIT einsm Sdlase aufS 6aupt
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aber bate f1 inswilden ieiner GsiieIr
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bic eas S4iff 9onbpn errei9t.
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Sid BON Sasme ~ ben NeuprcteRan
ten iibertrat. nirb iiber rfe nenen BEN
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FOREIGN NEWS.

IoNDor, Nov. Ga Vienna telegram TO the
Post states the Austrian frontier forts at hrin,
Lissa and Ragusa have been prepared Tor hostll-
ties.
LONDON, Nov. g. 22) P. M.-The stock market
has been greatly depressed to-day. Vague re-
ports of Easi tern complications and continental
financial endorsements are circulating IN the
stock Exchange.
LONDON, Nov 6-Col. Blackburn, Conservative,
was elected to Parliament from Southwest Lam
cashire.
heavy wind and rain storm prevailed through
out Greae Britain last night.
LONDON, Nov. The Times in its financial
article, says the dealings in the foreign and
colonial markets have been on very limited
scale during the past week. Sugar is depressed
and previous quotations, notwithstanding the
reduced stock in the market, can not be obtained.
Refined sugar barely cold at last weeks price
DUBLIN, Nov. 6.-Cardinal McCloskey arrived
here TO-DAY, and is expected to othclate at nlSn
mass at the Cathedral tomorrow.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.-The London correspon-
dent of the Liverpool Courier says the proprle,,
tors of the London Times will be sued for libel
for its structures on the Cooperative Credit Bank
yesterday.
BRUssEIs, Nov 6.-The lie Nord, of this city,
publishes the following:
RAGUsA, Nov. 5.-The greatest evaporation ID
manifested by the Musselmans Of Herzegovina
towards the Christians. Secret meetings are
being he'd in the mosques. at which preparations
are making for g general massacre OF Christians
at Moster Bouna, an other localities. These
details are unknown to Server Pasha.
PARIS, Nov. en- Marzac, Monarchist Deputy
in the Assembly, is dead
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RIVER, AND sTEANsUATS.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 6-River s feet 6, and rising.
Clear and pleasant weather.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 6.-Weather cloudy and
threatening. river stationary.
P1TrsBURG. Nov. 6.-Riyer feet 5, and falling.
Weather clear and cool.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Departed Capitol City for
Vicksburg, Kate Kinney for New Orleans. River
stationary. Cloudy and mild Weather.
CAIRO, Nov. 6-Arriyed: John T. Tolle from
New Orleans at z. NJ. Departed: Tolle for st.
Louis at s. River feet and stationary. Fair
and mild ather.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 6.-Rver fell one inch.
Weather warm and 1alny. Arrived fanchon,
from Cincinnati; Low Water, from Eva lsville.
Departed: Ella Hughes, for Arkansas River:
Osceola for White River; Helena, for st. Louis;
Susie Silver, last night, for New Orleans.
VIcKsBURe. Miss, Nov. 6.-Down r. E. Lee at
10 2. NJ: Ksrie, IL last night; John Howard, 10
last P. NJ. Up: City OF Quincy: A; Par
goud, II NJ; Julia, 5 P NJ. The Colorado ar
rived at 8 A. NJ.
The river has fallen one inch during the last
twenty-four h urs. Weather cold, light rain.
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tigation concerning Mr.. Beecher: Rev. DR.. Bud
ington pastor of Clinton Avenue Church. Brock
yD; Rev. DR.. VIM. Taylor, pastor OF Brosdway
Tabernacle. New York; Prof. B. N. Martin, OF
New York University; Rev G. H. Everett, pastor
OF the Church OF the Puritans, Brooklyn; Rev. ..
H. Virgin, pastor Of the Congregational Church,
of Harlem, N Y. Probably nothing will be done
for a week or two.
The committee which was appointed last We'd
resiay have held no formal meeting, nor have
thew vet arrived at decision regarding the
method Of procedure in the investigation. The
resolution under which they act directs them ~
review alL3ne evidence apparent and attalaaole
respectirg the matters which brought Mr.. Bee
cher before the courts and TO report to the asso-
citation their findings, coupled with advice as to
whether the accused gentleman should be re-
tanned in or be expelled from the association. IL
must be understood that the Ministerial Associa-
ton has no jurisdiction over the churches as cor
porate bodies.
1t concerns itself only with the personal char
acter of their pastors, or such Of them that be.
long to the New York and Brooklyn Association.
Should the result Of the deliberations Of tbs COM
mlttee be recommendation that Mr.. Beecher be
expelled the adoption of such resolution would
not directly affect that gentleman's relations to
Plymouth Church. 1t would simply be verdict
of moral condemnation bv his associates. The
commi tee is not limited to any Get period for It's
work, and will take all the time necessary to SO
to the tom Of this complicated subject.
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An UnaccOuntab.e Omission.

A writer 'ys: clergyman was called on upon
one occasion to off ciate at colored wedding.
'We assure, sab, said the e. nclemanly darby,
shat this yere wedding, sab, is to be very 'ap-
propos quite a Ia mode, sab"
try to do every hing in my power to crafty the
wishes OF the parties"
So, after the dluner and dancing and supping
was over, tie groom's g best man" called again
on the minister and left him $40 fee.
81 hope everything was asyour friends desired
it?". sald the urbane clergyman.
"Well, sab, to tell the truth Mr.. Johnson was
q little dis ppoiuted," answered the groomsman
"Why, l took my robes said the minister.
eyes, sah--lt wasn't that"
sI adhered to the rubrics of the church"
"Yes, sah, that was al right"
al was punctual and shook hands with the
couple. What more could | do?"
"Wel sab, Mr.. johnson, he kind o felt hurt,
you see, becau Q you dldn'1 salute the bride
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Lewis J. Phillips, cap
manufacturer, has suspended Assets quarter OF
a million, liabilities unknown. The failure ls
said to be the result of injudicious real estate
operations.
erick Hudson before the Geographical Society at
Cooper Institute.
NEW York, Nov Ga motion to quash the in-
dictment against Loader, the alleged perjurer,
was denieJ.
NEW York. Nov. 6-Cohen, Solomon & Erie
burg. spirit manufacturers, have failed. Liablli-
ties $3.50, 600.
Rev. L. s. Gates and wife and Lucy r. D, ake,
missionaries to India, and Misses Carrie 4. ln-
graham, Emma LanDefen, Annie smith and
Nettie Smith, missionaries to South Africa, sailed
to-day for the scenes Of Il cir new field OF labor.
They 90 out under the auspices of the American
Board of Foreign Missionr.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Columbus. O., Nov Cit is likely that pro-
prietors will grant the demand Of miners, as the
demand for coal is quite heavy. One large pro-
prietor has yielded.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov 6-The Downing party of In
dian TIE ntory have applied to Major Ingalls,,
agent Tor United states troops to preserve peace
between the factions. Ingalls, has referred the
request to Washing on
the Grand Jury have indicted tn parties Tor vlo-
Iation OF Internal Revenue Jaws. Most OF those
implicated reside in Chicago, many being promi-
nent citizens. The'victms are from wealthy II &C.
tiff RS down to impecunion5 storekeepers.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Col. John McFoil pleads
guilty to four counts Of the crooked whisky In
dctment.
OMAHA, Nov. Capt. Pollock brought into
Fort Laramie seventeen unauthorized persons
found in the Black Hills, and Lieut. Deiany
brought in ten more yesterday.
Concord, N. h., Nov 6.-Charles j. Conner, q
prominent citizen aud widely known business
man. was arrested to-day, charged with setting
fire to his store.
power bJile. in Hess & Co.'S saw mill exploded
to-day. Nearly every window in the town was
smashed and many fronts OF stores blown out.
No lives lost.
case of Perry, the defaultiDg clerk, and nava
paymaster Spaulding was concluded today. The
court adjourned 10 Mare Island. There Is
ample cause for believing the testimany is OF 8
damaging c. aracter.
PuILADELpHIA, Nov. 6.-George Ferth, aged Is
years, was shot in the face to day with pistol
loaded with grape-shot, by Edward Gauley, aged
II wears. 1he lads quarreled over piece oil
wood Ferth was taken to the hospital. His
injuries are considered serious.
SALT LAKE CRY, New. Owing to the sick
ness of Chief Justice White there has been no
session of the Third District Court for several
days past.
Judge Boreman has been requested by Judge
White to remain here temporarily and assist in
dlsposing of the business of this court.
The motion to vacate the alimony order oil
Judge Mexican will ma urally come up Saturday
next and possibly before Judge Foreman.
The health OF the Chief Justice is improving
and ne may be able to tit on the bench next
week Meanwhile, Brigham Young remains q
prisoner at his house.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGroS, Nov 6.-About November there
-ill be sounded, during thick foggy weather, on
Hiueyard Sound light vessel, west entrance 70
Vineyard ound, Massachusetts, tweiye-inch
:tesm whistle four seconds blast every half
sinute, followed by intervals OF twenty-six
The President has parioned Milton Head and
Colbert A. Pearson, who, as Cashier ana teiier OF
the Rhode leland National Bank, embfzzted
1900 D O. and have served three years OF a nine
Years term in the Penitentlary.
Commodore John J. Young Is dead.
internal revenue 1871, 9O6; total for the month
s226l.9i0; total for the fiscal year TO date s4o'
81, i33.
Cus ons receipts s47l, 316; total for the month
81 722 1888; total for tie fiscal year to date s58,
5,010.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, who
has been considering the verious plans presented
for the purpose OF "ageing" spirits in ware.
houses, has decided that under the statutes all
such Inventions when brought into use IN bond
ed warehouses according to the pr opositlon mace
10 the department. constitute the work or ratln
cation and purifcation, and those using such
process become rectlfiers OF spirits, and there
fore subject to taxation as such.
The steamer Acopular sails Nov. Is with mails
for Central America and South Pacific ports.
1t i, stated on excellent authority that in &C
cordance with the views of the Republican State
Committee of Mississippi, John b. Raymond, oil
the jackson Pilot, succeeds ex-senator Pease as
postmaster at VItksburg, and q. Z. Hatch sue
reeds Dewitt Stearns as postmaster ~ Hony
Springs.
The successor to Wells, United States District
Attorney for the Northern District of Mississippi,
who has been elected to Congress. has not yet
been named.
The Treasurer ordered the transfer Of $30n, 0CO
gold from New York to California, s000, OOO for
The Bank OF California and s10U 900 for the Anglo
California.
One hundred guns was fred by the Republi.
cans this evening in honor OF their victories OF
last TUESDAY.
A procession was formed and proceeded to The
Executive mansion, where they serenaded the
President, who from the front of the portico,
acknowledged the compin Ont as follows:
"Gentlemen, 1 am very glad to meet you on
this occasion, aud to congratulate you on 30 good
cause for rejoicing to the entire country over
the elections OF last Tuesday. While the Repub-
lIcan majoritits were not great they were sutfi-
Gent to accomplish the purpose. The rag baby
has been entirely suppressed, and the people
now know what kind of money they are to have
in the future, and think We have an assurance
that the Republicans will control this Govern
ment for at least four years longer
three cheers were then given for the Pr
dent, three cheers for hard money, and three
ch, ers for the Presidents school policy.
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THE POSTS FINANCIAL ARTICLE,

New YORK, Nov g. The Posts financial arti-
Gle says:
Cold after opening at lis, and falling off to
1li7s, advanced l151s. 1t has later fallen to u.s..
On gold loans the rates were fat and Lea tor
borrowing until Monday, and Il cent paid fol
carrying.
Foreign Exchange dull-the nominal rates are
on the basis OF 4.s01IS6. Money easy. Cal
loans are done freely at u cent.
Thus far to-day the marset for commercial pa
per is quoted dull at GGl7. Government bonds
are Quiet and firm. The market opened fairly
active and irregular, but generally shade
higher, and has since been alternately steady and
strong, with the exception Of Michigan Central,
which ruled at 6306l@632s. and Missouri Pa
cific. which ruled at 1lGl0l aGtC5s. The varia-
tions have been compassed within radius OF =
p cent.
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FOREIGN MAKkkTS.

PARIS, Now 6.-Rents 65f 5Uc.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 6-Noon.-Cotton dull and
easier: Middling Upiands 1916, New Orleans
IA. Saes 6N0 bales, not including 1000 for
speculation and export Receipts 1900, includ-
irg 2l00 american.
Cotton to arrive quiet; sales Kidding Uplands,
Low Middling clause, shipped October and No
sember per sail. ca: d shipped Jauary and Feb
ruary per sail 1916; do November delivery
ga; do February and March delivery "a; 90
sq pped February and March Ga.
LATLR-3:30 p. M.-Uotton unchanged; the
sales include 2SU0 American
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6, 2 2. M.-Bacon-Long clear
middles 90.
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SLEEP OF Flowers. Cause of the
Sleep of Flowers forms the subject Of an ar
tcle by NJ CHI Boyer. in later number of
the Journal de IA Societe Centrale d Horticulture
de France The writer advances the idea that
the expansion of flowers in the morning is
due to swelling OF the cellular tissue which
is occasioned by heat. After the disappear
ance of the swelling by evaporation, the
flowers closs again. This, in NJ. Boyer's
opinion. accounts for the early closing of
flowers under high temperature or in dry
soils.
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The insolence IF mere partisan spirit, in
which some OF the Republican organs indulge,
is due possibly to an incapacity to recognize
the fact that the arrest of the Democratic tide
of victory is chiefly due to those who held
themselves aloof from all parties. and only
took sides with the Republicans this year
because they were determined to kill, if pcs
sible. a ruinous financial policy. This is es-
pecially true of Ohio. Whether the Indeper-
dents will continue to act with the Republi-
cans next year depends upon several contin-
gencies They do not propose to apologize
for taking part with the Republicans and
hard-money Democrats agaiDss the expan-
sionists, and have no favors to solicit in re-
turn for their support 1t is in their power
to reverse the mere party result, and it IS not
i'm possible they may find it necessary to do 1t.
-CtnciHndti Commercial.
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LAUNCHING OF TWO NEW VESSELS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Two beautiful new gov.
rrumeut scuooners, OF l60 tons each, INTENDED
tor the / nited states Cost Survey service,
named tho Earnest" and the Ready" were
succe ,sftllly launched this afternoon, from the
shipyard Of WoodAll h Co. The contractors III
South Baltimore, Capt. Carlisle Patterson, super
Sntendent of the Coast Survey Servlce, ana COT
nsnder I. P. Lull. U. 8. N, photographic In
spector Of the service, superintended the
launching.
The vessels, as they glided into the water, were
respectively chrst ned by Misses Kate and LillIe
.atterson number OF ladies and gentlemen
rom this city and Washington were present,
The arrest and the Ready are Intended for
rol k IN the waters OF the coast of Florida.
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DECISION UNDER Tak CIVIL RIGHTS ACT.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Nov. 6.-Jud9e Morrll
delivered an elaborate opinion in the United
states Circuit Court to-day. deciding that the
Eases of the colored soldiers Of Ringgold Bar
racks indicted for murder, could not be trans
ferrcd to the Federal courts under the civil rights
act. as there was nothing to show that they could
aot receive a fair trial in the State courts under
the laws of Texas, which contain no discrmna-
hons in regard to race or color of prisoners, wit
uesses or Jurors.
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FRENCH MILLINERY favorite and widely
known modiste, Mime. Rosa Reynoir, has her
new establishments Chartres street-flled with
the choicest and most fashionable goods Her
hats and bonnets are from the most celebrated
Paris and New York houses, while her Berlin
zephyrs and worsted goods are of the latest
styles and the most exquisite workmanship. Our
Advertisement, and give her an early call.
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Nov. Money-street rates 81
which is 3 below bank. Erie l51aa, new IS 1926.
NEW YORK, Nov 6, 12:57.-Gold 11514.
Gold closed easy at ll5l4@l152s. Government
bonds steady, little doing new IS 1855.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-sub-treasury balances,
gold s4l. 1872, 800; currency, s53,859 SIS.
The sub-treasury paid out 1894 900 on account
Of interest and sl790 600 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day s.2i,0
New YORK, Nov. g. Eyening.-The followin g
is the bank staten. Mt Loans increased 1925
900; specie increased 1886 900; legal tenders
decreased s., 900; deposits increased $685.
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov 6, P. M.-Barometer
29:9J. Wnd E. n. E., strong. Weather cloudy
and cool.
master, As days from Liverpool. Danish bark
Friga Molles, master, So days from Rio Janeiro.
Austrian bark Elois, 48 days from Antwerp.
Sailed: Schooner Alice May and steamship
Jamaican.
The bark Emily Lowther, Cain, master, has
arrived and sailed for Galveston.
The steamer Diego is inside, bound out.
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INTERNAL KEyENUE INDICTMENTS.

Chicago, Nov "A number of persons in
icted yesterday for alleged violation Of the in
srnal revenue laws appeared in court and gave
. 'onds for appearance. The amounts OF thei
ends range from $1,000 to SIS, 900. 1t is believed
ify to seventy five indictments were found.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 6-The Directors of the
National God Bank and Trust Con pany have re-
solved to wind up. The liquidation will be effected
in sixty days. Stockholders and depositors will
be paid in full.
At the Bay District Track, Oakland Maid won.
Time, POT, 2:2tl4 226
The Virginia aiming Company have declared a
dividend OF SO PER share.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-For the Gulf States,
high followed by falling barometer, east to south
bly, light coast rains. In Tennessee, the Ohio
Valley and lower Lake region, falling barometer,
southwest to southeast winds, warmer and partly
cloudy weather, and possibly light rains 10 the
last district.
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JEROME PARK RACES.

JEROME PARK, Nov. 6.-Three quarters Of a
n,le; selling sweepstakes; jessie b. first,
Arcturus second Matte W. third. Time, 120.
Free Handicap, one and three quarters mile;
Nsdge first, Rnadamantbus second, Lelops third.
me, 3:l5s4.
siyor second. sl,Iock third. lime. ESQ.
One mile dash-Madge 1, Egypt 2, Willie Burk
). Time, las.
le-chase-Resolute 1, Usage 2. Boze threw
his rider; Diavolo broke down III the off hind leg
Alter clearing the water jump. Time, AIS.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-07

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF DRY GooDs.-
Those extensive impor and dealers in fancy
and staple dry goods, Messrs. Leyois Jamson,
126 Canal street. have now on hand a truly splen-
did assortment of imported goods selected by
one of the partners especially to meet the re-
quirements OF this market. Their immense stock
embraces everything that is stylish and desirable,
and their prices are strikngly reasonable and
low. See advertisement