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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-13

Special N0tfce.-Owiug to the iuclemeu
weather the ST. JOHN has deferred her departure +
Bayou Lafourche until further notice. Due motto
will be given of the day of departure.
ja131t ALLEN JJMEL Master
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MISCELLANEOUS.
G. NJ. BAYLY & POND.

"a. SO, So, 40 and AZ CANAL STREET.
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Is bbls. Choice Silver Drips SYRUP.
For sale by SMITH BROS. CO.,
S. S. 81 and 80 Poydras street.
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300 bbls. Choice Brands BUCKWHEAT.
200 boxes :. .
For sale by SMITH BROS. e. CO..
jaf6 st &c. g. 81 and SO Poydras street.
MILLINERY, DRESSMAKING, BONNETS
A HATS, TRIMMINGS.
Nine ROBERT
New aud Large Assortment of
Flowers, Feathers Ribbons, Velvets, Silks Laceo
Lace Capes Wells, Coiffures and Fancy Articles, IN
the latest Paris Styles jal3 Pm
ITO SPECTATOR-If Spectator win furnish the
i information in regard to Pilfering Cotton, al
uded to in his communication of the 31st ult the
party addressed ne will be handsomely remunerated
and incur responsibility. ja12 1w
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For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH BROS. e. CO. Agents,
e3, g. 81 and e9 Poydras street.
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GAYETY THEATER-This well-known temple
Of Menus is nightly crowded with pleasure
seekers. In addition to the established favor
ties, Manager Flynn has secured host Of
new attractions. The performance is pleasing
throughout, and should not fail to attract
large audiences.
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-By G. i. Payne at the stable o.
IL James Reagan, BarOnne street, four young Ken
lucky JACKS. ja10 4t
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special Notice-The regular Friday vfcks
pug packet LA BELLE has a clerk on the landing
mead OF Graver street, receiving freight this morn
ing from date. AGA
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WANTED-COTTON SEED-Proposals win bo
received for the delivery of 100 to $50 tons of
Cotton SEED IN bulk on the Coast six miles below the
CITY. II delivered in flatboat the boat will be pur-
chased Cd at valuation. Apply at CHISM 4 BOYb'S,
w. IV1 Ioyorss street.. ial2 l5t
WANTED-A Partner, either active or silent
W with $500 cash and able to give securifv OF
SsoOO at "a months credit to buy stock of merchan-
disc fixtures. etc amounting to about 5000 at halt
its value The store is well located in central mart
of the city. rent low, and business paws from GO 10 IS
per cent The advertiser is well acquainted with tho
business and furnish the aa
to capacity and sobriety. All answers strictly conf.
DENTAL. Address W. H., p. o. Box 2s5. ja7. ST.
WANTED TO RENT-The Cottage House
w on the corner of Gen. Taylor and Chestnut
Streets Sixth District with large garden and fruits
trees: Rent rs per month"; Inquire at 162 Poydras
street. dat
WANTED-A situation as visiting gOverness in a
w private school or family, by a recent graduate.
Address ", Bulletin Office d27 If
WANTED-.Wanted to Rent with or without
w Board, by the 1st of January two large and
very comfortably Furnished Rooms, at an astOnsh-
lngiy low price; one front and the other back
room. Private table Apply at No. 96 Royal be-
tween Cont and st. Louis. d27+
WANTED private family desire to let with
W b0ard), two well furnished and most desirable
rooms, overlooking Jackson Square, on moderate
terms. Apply at No ST. Peters street. dill tt
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
RECORD OF CRIME.

Philip Nicol, harnessmaker, at No Is6 Newark
avenue, Jersey City, was arrested yesterday and
oeked up in the First precinct station, for having
ais possession set Of harness stolen from q man
Iamed Ready, on Jersey City Heights, some weeks ago.
dis defence was that he purchased it from a man be
lid not know. The complainant insisted that Nicoll
Inew il stolen
At early hour yesterday morning burglar at.
emptcd 10 eject entrance into the residence or Dr.
lewis, IN Hudson street, Hoboken The Doctor saw
DE burglar stealthly advancing at tho rear or his
bouse, and fred at him. The ran on leaving bis
pat behind him. The hat afterward found with
bullet hole through H. During the day man HAVING
10 bat arrested by the police, II being thought that
be was the burglar, but as there no evidence
ssainsi him be was discharged from custody by Re-
s0rder Bohnstedt
Tho trial OF Charles Kohman for alleged arson n set
tng ire bis factory i0r tho purpose Oi dofraudng
insurance companies was continued In the Court of
quarter Sessions at Jersey City, yesterday, aud Will
sDcnpy he entire session Of the Court to-day
Three burglars broke INTO Douglass milk store, on
Erie near Thirteenth street, Jersey city, at early
sour yesterday morning They were about 10 rifle the
money drawer when they we're surprised and they took
10 their heels
The Richmond county police, u Il understood have
sRccceded ~ 9esssDiaG clsT V nc r0psen VINO re-
The New York herald., 1875-11-27

Gently stole $500 Of sE gooas om the residence
Of Mr. Peestoth az New Brighton.
John Kaist the Keeper OF low liquor store At Hemp-
stead l. H. in a drunken night on Thanksgiving Day
attacked an nodensive man named William Stuart who
unfortunately happened 70 be within reach al the time
and after Knocking him down and otherwise abusing
HIM IN shed the operation by biting of his entire right
ear He arrested taken before Justice Snedeke and
held for the offence
The Italian Herman Pahrde, who nearly
dcred ia Brooklyn by Michael Caromonti before
Judge Delmar yesterday charge Of abandoning his
wife. The accused, whose set down for De-
cember 3, served for ten years a member OF the
Atlantic Dock police
Louis Marks and Michael Bromherger Poles, who
arrested in the Rink last week on charge Of
picking pockets, examined before Judge Walsh
yesterday. Marks was remanded for sentence and
BrombeTger was held TO await the action Of the Grand
jury
John De Gron, the Williamsburg burglar who is now
IN jail, has been identified by young lady as man
whom she leaving house in Wyckon street with
stolen property few days ago
Dr. Adolphns Orth, German physician, was ar
rested yesterday on charge Of tearing down q yelow
Tag which had been placed on NO ~ Graham
avenue by order Of the Board Of Health there peng
man there sick with the smallpox
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
GLADIATORIAL CONTESTS.

At Gilmores Concert Garden last evening fully 1900
pcrsous witnessed the athletic entertainments set down
upon the programme. Regis Senac the fencing
match The boxing match for special
purse Of 500 between the two champion
light weights Billy Edwards and Arthur Chambers,
decided by the judges TO be 'draw." The boxing
match between the heavy weights, Joe Coburn
and Steve Taylor, decided in favor Of
the former, much to the dissatisfaction Of the
house. The hve-mile handicap veiocpede
was won by W. c. Mcclellan. Time, 1smin 33
In the Graeco-Roman wrestling match the champion,
Andre Christol pitted against Jacques De Morter
The match was the brilliant and extraor
dinary that has ever been upon American
stage. The audience not only applauded, but
they cheered Chriso toiled harder for victory
it under such great difficulties as he won il last
evening. He finally, after thirty minutes struggle,
planted both shoulders OF his antagonist upon the
floor Tonight another Graco-R Roman contest viii
take place, in which all the champions will appear
and wrangle for the final aurels. Despite wind aud
weather about 200 ladies were present last night
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov 2S-sailed, bark Lucc Rsdman Ger)- for
New York.
Sailed oath, bark J c Williams BD, Vaughan, United
States
BRISTOL Nov 25-Sailed, bark Paolo Qta, Lunonetti,
United States
BELFAST Nov 2e-Arrved bark G Bigelow Br), Ferris
Baltimore (see below.
BAHIA Nov 2o-Put in bark Esnore, Scott from Cardiff
for Rio Janero tsee below,
FAYAL Nov 9-Arrived schr Mockng Bird (Br), Hadley
ST John NIB
Arrived at the Western Islands Nov 0. bark Ami1ads
Port) Mello Boston.
GALWAY, Nov 25-sailcd ship Anna Camp Gardner. Uni
ted States; bark Posedon Nor) Thorsen, do.
GESoA-Arrved brig Hinrich Ger Braue, New York via
Gibraltar, where she put In In distress.
GIsRALrAR Nov 25-saed, steamer Olympia q3r) Young
from Genoa, &c), New York.
HAvnE, Nov 24-Arrivsd. bark Yarmouth tBr. Raymond
Charleston
Sailed 24th, bark Cloudy 3D. scovll, United states
LIVERPOOL Nov 25-Arrived, ship Golden Rnle Morse
Savannah.
Arrived goth, bark PampcrO (BD. Lowdcn. New York
Csee below
Sailed 25th steamers Ontario (Br) Bouchette Boston
Adratic r). Perry New York docs Queens
town. ships Charlotte White, Dyer. Mobile: Sunbeam
tBD Dalzcl, Darion; bark Abigail uBr. Raymond, New
York; 2oth, steamer Indiana, Clark. Philadelphia
Also sailed 26th, ship 81 Bernard Bp, Horton, savan-
nah
LoSDoS Nov 2e-Arrived, bark Teresa (BD. Kohl.
IbnreHtou
MARsElLLEs, Nov 23-saed. brig Aurora qtap, Adorno.
New York.
PALERMO, Nov 24-salled steamer Great Western CBr,
wnaham. New York via Valencia
QUEENSTOWN Nov 25-Arrived steamers England (Br.
Thompson New York for Liverpool land proceeded 2Gth,
Russia (3r. Cook, do for do tand proceededl.
Sailed 26th City Of Berlin CBr) Kennedy from
Liverpool, New York.
scrLLr, Nov 2e-Arrived steamer who de Brest CFD,
from cruise In search OF the disabled steamer Amedquc
Arrived in the Channel 24th bark Henry tGc Minsaon.
York for Bremen.
SMYRNA. Nov 2o-Arrivcd, ship Zouaye, Means New
New York
BELFAST. Nov 20-The British bark BigeIow, Capt
FerriA has arrived here from Baltimore, She experenced
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
THE GREAT ROBBERY.
THE EXPERT THIEF HEALD BROUGHT TO COURT
AND RElANDED-ms rHEFTs AMOUNT TO
FoRTy THOUSAND poLLARs

THE EXPERT THIEF HEALD BROUGHT TO COURT
AND REMANDED-ms THEFTs AMOUNT TO
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
The case of the young man Charles Head, charged
with an extensive and systematic robbery or
his employers Cochrane Mclean Co. Inn
porters at No 466 Broadway ian account OF
which appeared in yesterdays HERALp), came
up before Justice Bixby, of the Iombs Police Court
Heald was again remanded to await further develop
ments It is now estimated that his aggregate steal
ings will amount to over $4,000 Property to the
amount Of 81 900 has already recovered and the
police expect possess themselves Of much more in
few days
Several cases OF the stolen goods yesterday
found Morrel Co. .'s storage rooms Thirty-sec-
ond street. Fourth avenue, where they had been
placed by Heald. The robberics, it now appears
have been carried on for period OF
three aud half years Heald entered the
employment OF the firm four years ago at a
salary OF $500 year. He came with good letters OF
Recommendation His system pilferng perfect.
He confesses have made it rule TO steal
only a certain quantity of goods each day
Generally the most valuable goods were selected,
and these which never sufficiently bulky to at
attention. he secreted under his coat before leav
ing the store. The bundle with which he was caught
Wednesday night contained silk handerchiefs and
towelings valued at $67 1t has also been ascer-
tanned that he carried extensive business with
quantities with them for sale About eighteen months
ago he obtained leave OF absence to to Europe but
suspicion att racted thereby.
The goods thus recovered fill three large trucks
Yesterday one of the members Of the victmized firm
for several hours occupied in connection with the
police of the Fourteenth precinct in taking an inven
tory of the recovered goods.
The prisoner will be again arraigned at court to-day,
when further developments are expected.
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
Fifth avenue, New York.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN TUE PRICE or
WALTHAM WATCHES.

The production OF waltham Watches largely
creased during the aud while other factories
have been idle and the inpo taon OF foreign watches
diminished the Watham factory has been in full operation
both night and day In order keep with the rapidly
increasing demand which comes not only from
country but from Europe Asia Africa and the islands Of the
Large numbers now sent 20 England where
they meet with ready sale, for they are not only
betier than English watches, but much lower In
price. BY tho system inauguratsd at Waltham,
OF the watch by machinery the cost greatly essened When
large made and this Increased production Ia
now followed BY reduction in price io It has always been
the the Watham Company to keep up the standard
OF quality down the price, and thus contnue she
nnnularit which these watches have long enjoyed
Ne have issued price list Of all the grades o.
waham Watches in both gold and silver cases We have
Silver Watches from $l4
Ladies' Gold Watches from S4O.
Gentlemen Gold Watches from So2
stock Is the largest In the country and emoracea
every both winders and winderss
Including some with nickel Of extra quality
Every watch sold fully guaranteed. and 10 case o.
dssatsfacon the money will be cheerfuy refunded Ih9
Is 4 safe oor for although have sold about Zu0O q
these watches than four Eve persons IN Al have
ever their back and then only did pc
cause they needed money more than watch)
These watches be freely examined without any sonc
aon and those who live out OF town. or cannon
call store win and ull particulars IN our Descrptvs
Price List which is sent free to all who write Tor ~
~ - HOWARD CO.,
No. 222 Fifth avenue, New YORK
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
One
Steamer. Saa~ DesfinGffoH.

Rv-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENrERISG
THE PORT CT NBw YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEw York
HERALD adopted distinguishing Coston night signal Tor
use ON board the yacht showing while burn
ing the coors red green changing from TO the other
in succession be several miles distant Cap
tans vessels seeing this signal will ooge by pre-
pairing any they may have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
rg-Persons desrous Of communicating with vessels arv-
New York by addressing to such vessels care
Of HERALD yacht, pier No East River New York
from all parts the world and promptly de-
hvered. Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The parser of the City. from Havana,
has thanks FOR favors
sum GReAr WESTERN, Simmons, from San Francisco for
Liverpool, before reported into Valparaiso Oct To- had
sprung leak sept 70 N lat 32 s. and kept her course
south until Oct I, lat 81 ~ >, lon 100 w. when the leak
creased % such extent that the unable keep
her free with pumps and they had throw overheard
100 Of wheat and she made ~ inches
after reaching port survey bad been held which
mended that the be discharged prevent the
wheat from damaging the good portion 81 the lower
tor vas Wet Tie deharsng continued Oct 20. The
sei would 20 into dock aud bo coppercd
SnfP BLYTng 1r Messenger drove ashore near the
pier Pympton Dgby county. during gale the 18th
lat she beat ~ rom low % high mark where she
lies she VII probably be go on high tide. She
hus sustained considerable damage - bottom. Tho
blythe owned hy Mr. Nm Warner. Sri Of Plymouth, aud
has Just arrived from the United states.
sur BRrisH INDIA dsr from Liverpool AZ San Fran.
cisco Is reports ARRIVED 0 Cape Horn Aug aud
ior four weeks had gales Dom tho westward With terrible
snow squalls and driven back tile Cape times;
ost several sails through tho connected with
giving way, ~ being Intensely cold Sepp ~ Johansen
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA Nov 25--Arrved, steamer Utility Allyn,s
Point; brig Josie Deyereaux Boston; schs Earl Mason
Providence; Tom Williams, do Alfred W Fisk Boston
Warren Sawyer do: Betty Terry, - for Washington III
Maor, and Merwin - for Georgetown; " Lewis
N X skinner and Lizzie Hart -
saiedschrs Warren Sawyer, Washington Edward Slade
and II Howe from Georgetown), for
BOSTON, Nov25-Arrived steamers William Crane Howcs
baltimore Berks, Pendieton Philadelphia; schooner A
kevenger Smith, do
sailed-steamer Palestine Bp. Liverpool, ship Comet,
Hong Kong.
2eth-Auived steamer Saxon, Snow Philadelphia; Cen.
tpede, Miller and Lancaster. Mills do Achilles Ars do
Ncreus, Besrse New York bark Western Sea- SURF
nam brig Eureka tBr, Wilson do schrs Hedges Smith.
Alexandra; Helen Ames Endcott, and Tull Carson,
do Alice, Rodgers, Virginia; Lizzie Barker, Barker,
Lake Baltimore; Arte Garwood stevens orioe Baker;
Kate Rich, -; Page, Haley Theresa Wolf, Cham
pon aud Il Green, Carn Philadelphia; Henry d May,
May Weehawken; Georgia. Whitney, Ezabethport; II
Curtis. Curtis dg w Whistler, Jr Crosby, Albany, =
Collier Lewis, Hobokcn.
Cearedsteamers Panama (r), Garrett, ii verpooi brig
Navason Slater Havre Norfolk schrs Paragon. Derby,
Philadelphia. Mary NOVEL;, Novel;, New York !,
ASo cleared steamer Marathon Brl. Garrett yerDooL
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
srN ANp Moo
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 26, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer City OF New York Zimmerman. Havana-F Alex
andre 4 Sons.
Steamer Dominion, Walker, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer George "A Stout Ford, Pbnadeiphia-Jas Hand
ship Inspector Br, Erskine LiverpooH nderson Bros
Bark Mathusalem (Aus Mermovich, Cork for orders--
Slocovich 4 Co
ders-Slocovch 4 Co.
Bark svanen Nor, Emerson, Cork for orders-Funch
Edye < Co.
Bark Albert SchultA Latham, santander-John zittlo
Bark Lord Baltimore rJ, Huxford, Rio Janero via Rich
mond. Va-Pendergast Bros.
Bark Golden Fleece (Br), Armstrong Barbsdcs-H Trow
bridges Sons.
schr 5 A Paine Brown St Thomas and arket-B
Weinberg
Schr Brunette. Rich, Boston-R Buck 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1875-11-27

bags OF mAise-
LIVERPOOL Nov 2eThe British bark Pampero, Capt Low
den from New York has arrived. She is much damaged
from having teen collision with another vessel,
LONDON Nov 26-Bark Elsinore, from Cardiff for Rio
Janeiro into Cdate, &c not stated BY steamer
Calico, and put into Bahia Nov 25 damaged
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasters informed
that by telegraphing HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 10 Fleet street. London" TO the
Office addressing Bennett 6l Avenue de popera
Paris" the arrivals aud departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
the United States, tho will be cabled 10 this
country free of charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
crranean ports find the Paris Office tho economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news.
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
SPOKEN.

Ship Eskdale (Br Finn from Liverpool for New York.
Sept "a. o the line, Ion ~ % w.
Bark Mary Hogarh (Br from st John, NIB, for Barrow,
Nov g. 100 miles w ol the Fastnet-
Bark Sarah Smith Bf from 81 John, NIB, for Barrow,
Nov 10 lat so. Ion 10.
Bark Aker or), Oram from Stettn for New York, Nov
2, lat 40 30, lon H.
Bng Agnes Barton Knight from Baltimore for Trinidad,
Noy ar on
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
SAILED.

Barks Shamrock, FOR Anjor Nuovo Principle ntaD,
Queenstown Falmouth, brig Pear. Port spain schr u
Henderson, Demerara.
WInd ~ midnight. W.
Barometer sunset 8ln3
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Nov rs bark John Dawson Bab-
cock for Atlantic and Indian oceans.
Cleared Francisco Nov "a, bark Helen Mar, Koon
of and Tor New Bedford land sailed 2oth).
The New York herald., 1875-11-27

TAvANA LOTTERY -"ExTRAo ORDINARY" DRAW
Ill ing Of December 70; 81 100000 IN prizes prise ia
every tickots. crcnars OF information furnished o.
oTiS CO. 335 Broadway New York, and Post ohco box
Ds5.
n,HoMAs r. AGNEw, THE GREAT NEW YoRK
Grocer Tea Coffee and Flour Dealer All New Workers.
and everybody oso should call and get bargains SO Vesey
street.
d5O 000 WILL BE PAID FOR ANY REMEDY
srOU.UUU which will Chronic Rhoumatism Pains
M the Limbs Back aud Chest Sore Throat Insect Stings
Group Dysentery Collie sprans and Vomiting Quicker than
Or TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMbNT, established In 1847s :
never fails Sold w the duegss Depot ~ rark Rlaces
New York;
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURES PROM YORK FOR the MONTHS
or NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1875-12-16
THE PRESIDENCY.
A Letter from Chief Justice Waite ON
the Subject. With n Few Pertinent
Questions.

The Toledo Commercial of November 26,
contains an article on Chief Justice Waite and
the Presidency, embracing an extract from
private letter from that gentleman in answer
to one from friend urging his assent to
movement on his behalf in that connection.
The Judge positively refuses such assent,
giving his reasons therefor. BE says:
''Of course, l am always grateful to my
friends for any efforts on my behalf, and no
one ever had friends more faithful or indul-
gent; but do you think it quite right for one
occupying the first judicial position in the
land to permit the use of his name for politi-
cal position? The Office came to me covered
with honor, and when accepted it my chief
duty was not to make of it a stepping stone
to something else, but to preserve its purity,
and, if possible, make my name as honorable
as that of my predecessors. No man ought
to accept this place unless he shall
take a vow to leave it as honorable as he
found it. There ought never to be any ne
cessity for rebuilding from below. All adj
ditions should be above. In my judgment
the Constitution might have wisely prohibit-
ed the election of Chief Justice to the Presi-
dency. Entertaining such a view, could l
properly or consistently permit my name to
he used for the promotion of political COM
bination as now suggested? If should do
so could at all times and in all cases remain
an unbiased Judge in the estimation OF the
DeOple?"
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1875-12-16
GENERAL BABCOCK.

Ils the Avery case at St. Louis the other
day, certain telegrame were read in evidence,
among them one signed by Gen. Babcock,
evidently in reply to some message received
by him, saying: "Cannot hear that any one
has gone or is going" On the slim basis of
this dispatch the Bourbon and scallawag press
Immediately started the report that evidence
of Babcock's participation in the St. Louis
crooked whiskey business had been discover
ed, and that enough had been learned to in
dict and convict him. Thereupon the Gen
eral telegraphs the U. S. District Attorney at
st. Louis that he was prepared to show his alb
solute innocence the moment he could be heard
and urgently asked for hearing before q
court where he could testify. He followed
this up by demand for military court of
inquiry, and an early and thorough investi-
cation into this matter will likely be had, and
the scandals, so far as they affect the integrity
of Gen. Babcock, promptly and completely
set at rest.