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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

THE DIAMOND COTTON PLANTER, CHOPPER
AND CULTvAroR-We pleased see that this vAlu.
able implement, advertised in columns and exteu.
sively introduced last year, is sold under guar
antee to give satisfaction. An excellent corn planter
attachment has been added to it. and hAs been
y improved since last See advertisement else
where,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

News FROM THE ARcHBtsHor.-The fTcpa-
oa.eur haa received recent news from the sloS'
Rev. Archbishop. His Grace, we are pleased 10
learn is in excellent health, having oeen
greatly benefited by his short sojurn IN
Havana
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

On Tuesday, I'd inst, at O'clock A M in the
church of st. John the Baptist, there will Do
:, solemn Mass of Requiem for the repose OF
tho soul of Rev. VIM. J. Heaphy. The many
friends of the deceased are respectfully In
yited to attend.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

THE GREAT MEETING FRIDAY NIGuT.-l:ast
Friday night the magnificent new st. PAtrtck's
Hall, which is capable of seating 1000 peoPie,
was crowded to it's utmost capacity; every aisle
was filed, not an inch of spare room being
left in the vast building and many hundreds
of persons were compelled to leave without
participating in the proceedings. The occa-
sion of this great meeting, in which was rep
resented the bone and sinew as we'll as the in
tOlliCence of this city, was 60 protest against
the acceptance of the Wheeler compromise by
our people.
The speakers were j. AID. Rozier, VIM. N
Randolph, j. Mcconnell and DR.. J. Dickson
Bruins, the latter gentleman delivering one O
the most beautiful addresses We have eve
heard. Letters we're read from the Hons. J.
Campbell and Randall Hunt The resolution
adopted are very decided in their tone, an'
call upon the people to meet and instruct thei
Representatives not to obey the orders o
the Caucus.
There is no doubt that the anti-cOmpromis
spirit is rapidly gaining strength in this city
and that the vast majority of the people ar
bitterly opposed to the proposed adjustment
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cALxHDAR OF THE WEEK.

Feb es-Third Sunday in Lent
e1Aaay. ~ st Polycarp Bishop and Martyr
2c1o1ny. Mar 2-St Smplicius Pope
2 1870 Mar 3-St Peter Noasus.
MAJ st Jucius l.. Pope and MaItry.,
1ridny Mar. 5-VenerAtion OF inc ri'' WYNN"
sfi0sS- Of Our Lord.
....s.r Mar est Romuad, Abbot.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

II men bat kpeW---a vice priest grHvely said,
Hia Roman doceor'a cap upon his head
n men but knew what they had won by prayer,
Aaiao from all their worldly thrift and care,
ThoV uatrht b tempted. in q literal senAe.
a. AiVnYD u pray" and with just toll dispense.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

For mental training nothing equals
thorough school and college course. Such
a course gives discipline not often other
wise attained. But those to whom such
training is not open can do much in the
way of self education. Look about you
women who are stroBg through home Gull
ture. Two young men are clerks in q
town. One does his duty to his employer,
and then seeks recreation in society amuse-
ments and light literature. The other gets
from his pastor or some educated friend
suggestions on course of instrctive read
ing. By borrowing from friends OF the
library, and by an occasional purchase. he
gets hold of books of yaiue. He reads
them, pencil in hand, and then re-reads
them, mastering their contents. He seeks
the society of cultivated people, As oc.
caeion offers, he writes and speaks. At the
end OF i've years these two young me1
will be widely asunder in mental force.
The earnest study of German, of French
or of Latin the pursuit. of natural science
as astronomy, chemistry, botany OF ento
mology; taking hold of branch of math
ematcs, algebra or geometry-any ont
of these will improve the powers of tn,
, mind, and 80 widen your influence.
Bat" you say, " have no time fo
this self-improvement." Where there ia ,
will there is a way. Try it. Last fall
: Cambridge University, in England, offered
prize for the best examination in politica
economy, open to all residents in the town
availing Themselves of the university az
tension scheme. The result was that tn,
, student first in the examination was a wo
3 man in Leeds, the second railroad clerI
In heighley, the third q policeman il
Deroys and the fourth a workingman IL
3 Nottingham.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

Mr.. George J. Pritchard is at present II
Mobile. attending to the interests Oh inc o. AN
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

Catholics of Ireland, the Catholics OF Can
ada aud the United States, say wna' 'ney
think of this outrage on their German
Observation-Disclosures Tablet, Feb. e.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

The best philosophy OOnteuted mind.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-01
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8ater abraham. u
Siiorild)e @r;dbIuns aus bent IT. sabrbunoert.
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Sm Ncftipitale 5u walterStprf.

WRcie er,pdbht ,plitbete au1 Den Jluren
'9aSoer i66nen Steiermarf i'm Sabre
1880 Der @iirsensel Die orientolii6e
Yeit. - Sic mar aug l1n9arn oabin &C.
idleppt uorben uno gang beionoers Die
@tabt @raa ielbI bon ibr beimsefudt.
Can't Yeter bel @rd5, Der Mino9raben,,
@60r9elbof, bann Die Ortl6aften Pe9*
gau Die @e9eno bon S@6del Sornib
uno &ei6sraben ,uaren BON Der &ront>
belt ersrifien ob,uobl bic. fril6e 2uft
oie]cr @e9enoen, ,pie ga jar Nquilin be-
ri9tet, Dem uebel einieen @inbolt that.
n3ur 3eit bieier Yei" gu @rd5, -
16lieBt ct ieinen Berid)t - rbe5ei9ten
Die potres Nu9ultiuer i'm Miin5groben
cine belonbere 2iebe 9egen Die Pe1tbaften;
lie fanoen ibnen in @pitdlern, in, 2a5a-
retb uno in onoeren 9dulern unermioet
bel. Poter 9aniel 2eone tbat lib baupt.
1d9li6 hsrpor. Ct erf fan6 cine 2arpe,
Bic ct nit perlGiebenem @emiir3 Ye6
mb @or3 beItri6 unb pertuobrte ii9 iein
@eii@t, um iit6 Dor ber Initedln9 5u
I4ern." -
:. uno 10 itano aub >peni9e Sage
nod Der oben erad0lten Begebenbeit Der
9lettung jener Pe}tfronfen Suoin bur9
ben unbetonntsn 0fann i'm l4par;en
W}antel Elm paderer Menf f9enf freunb i'm
Ye1t1pitale, bas man in Maltersborf er-
ribtet bate ont 2a9er bieler franfen
6rau, neben benz ibr Maun auf ben
&nieen lag. >... "*. -
9icler Men1 1denfreunb ,par Der cole
9ottor Gaipor gilenl6mio gu @rd3, an
mel9tn Matarius bic &raate ab9eliefer
botte, pie linn bon Dem @9parsmdntler
ouTsetra9en tuoroen luar. Ser Mrot
muBte bielcn gut feunen benn, ob9lei9
Die Mufnabme zines Suben in@rd3 ettpas
unerbDrtes uar, 10 idumte er bod ols
i1m Der @remit NIT leilen Worten biele
BotbI9oft entri6tete feiren Mugenblid,
bic tronte 81 roeliten nebit iDrem Manne
oui,uncbmen uno lieb fortan oer Iebten
Die iorelamfe YFe9e an9ebciben. 9ieie
botte aud 5urGoIge, oab lid) ber 3ufanb
Der Nrmen benerte uno oob ie i9on am
britten Sage na6ibrer N,,fnabme:im 8etz
Yeflpitol bieWuseu auflGlug Il. aus ibrer
eingetretenen 8etpub btloligteit gum reuen
2cben ,uieberfebreno, Den erlten &uf aus
Der 9eprebten 8ruF erl@alen Iieb: ~Wo=
ter Mbrabam = d. a.. =
el6, bic Nrme bate aud in ber Gieber7
bibe iDrer i1redli9en &ranfbeit ben eoien
.Retter in Der Nptb Dor ii9 iteheu 9eieben
unb i'm, Sraum ibm 9eoanft fir Die
@roBmutb nit ,uel6er er lid) Der I'M
2onoe rerbe9mten armen SQoen erbormte.
9lber jebt itanb Elm anoerer Mann an
ibrem 2aeer. -. Gin Mann bon bobem;
itattli9em @utbfe tuar's elm ;prddtiges
@amms BON iduorsem Sammt nup
Gin turser lpaniider N}antel uou sleidem
@toffe oedten feline iebni9en @lieber;
iiber feline BruIt bling cine Fimmernbe
@olofette NIT elmer 9roBen @olomiin3e,
Dem lo9enannten failerli6en1 @naben.
pfennig - al ieiner @eite tat Elm am
@riffe 1dwer pereoloeter @taatsoe9en
unb ouf ieincm 9aupte rubte Elm lponi.
i6er 9ut nit @traubfeoern; cine feline
9olsfrau1e BON BriiIleler @piben, 5ierte
ieinen. boben Naden. - t,~4
:, Ser Monn mar 9err @eor9 Gbriftian
@rof pon@ourou, Der oamali9e ftinf3ig{te
2onoesbauptmann Der Steierutart :, Elm
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60
6ilsr @laabs iitIf95l! eisf ber
sSlbs ,ulo tlsad sroB tOqbrb bafti9 bic,
p ihn bsfennen!',t
sgr rnaht qnss feIis, ~ehtgeenete @as
ter Mbra6om, ,,er lebrt uns ale Menl9en
als Briioer lieben, uns fir iie au opfern
1unoss ,bennE es nptb tbuf s~audfiir iie sal
lleiben unb Selbf 2flr sie su Hsrben :: ="
uSa>" rief oer Suoe, unb icin MATES
sNuee~ ,uiberitrablte~ iebtaa-pos', ieltlamenl
@lan5e ,,bieier '@laube 4rnnb MAIDEN
'ietig' 1pie 'iollen mir sarmen Qente
Gu6 bonten oaB Sbr banoeIt sIe ebeL,
'1of eroB, 10 l95n an llt1s !"$5 y W. ." T.
go, ,,,giin5ii!gI E oa6ur9d ;" entgegnete Woter
Nbrabam ninben1Du,gpenn 9u in
9eine 9eimatb tpieoerfebrit, alter Mann,
Deinen @louben9eno1en )oertinoeit, 9u
'babeit ge}eben, bab oer: @laube ber gbri-
1ten teinr @taube Der grbarmung boB
.un]ere Qebre cine r2ebre zher Qiebe it,,
,9err u. rief ber Sube< in oe{en gam
gem Wsien iebt cine >uunoerbare @erdn-
6erun9 bot li@ 5a 9eben i@ieu oenn
feline @lieoer 5itterten, feline Bruit atbn,ete
,pie in, 16,peren Sample Der @efuDle
leines Snnern feline 2ippen :bemegten ii9
trampf6aft. -n9err, i'd lpiQ ni9t mebr
nit meinem Meibe au rr1einen @laubens<
genoGen 5uridtebrel.; lie baben, 70 ,uabr
id lebe! ME an mir 9etban in meiuem
aonaen Qeben, mas Sbrin oieIer @tunoe
an mir tbut ; Iie baben mid lailen 5ieben,
alg i9 arm mar uno mein Weib trant,
uno gefunber babe i'd bel linen feline
Sr1Itung unb feline 9ilfe in,neiner Notb.
- Serr! @err! i6, min betennen Guren
@tauben rune min NIT meinem .@eibe
,ueroen, .pas Sbr ieib ~; elm Gbrif !! d"
Da leu@tete bag Nuee oes ebten Man.
nesr; y@err. @ott in Deiner 96be! !"
rief ct, .I;Du zbiit ,punberbar in 9einen
-, uno 9ein Meib 2" fra9te er
3u Dem Suben getpenoet. l9t. g,s:,..:
,,@ott ber Barmberaisfeit| .rief bic
&rante nit 59ma6er @timme unb sefal<
teten Sdnben tpdbreno belize Sbrdnen
iber ibre ,niiben Wugenlrollten; -.,>,uas
mein trener S}af tuia, bas9pill i'd aud"
>st,,@e iesne ber ,srobe @ott ,. Der oies
8erf in ieiner 8armber5i9teit poabro@t
bot;" rief 9ater Mbrobum tief eerlibrt>
,,io iegne ber allmdbtige :. etpige @ott
Gure Gnti@tIHe in ieiner " abatmberais<
feit unb @nahe ! Moseiosr 9immel iid)
gu1 Dffnen gum ti,euen Glide, ,uel4es
gu91 neuen gbriiten ber: @laube an ben
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'oeSt1Sh PltSSss. %eIsssts!' 1t TX
in einfadsm, 19toar5en Wantie uno,gleis
dem Mantelein iein @ebeimidreiber
orauBen an Der Sbiirl9peqe blidte qber
eisfe sbaeere @efalt,$ In eiaen rDtbli9en
Mantel sebiilltS tSfof ideu III bas 3itptaet
|berein es mar Der &ottenn1eiIter soer
5tabtbitteL Sanns 9immelfreuno r." Der
ou9 Die 0erurtbeilten ouf ben Nl9tptas
gu geleiten pfleste. ......: .ss,,.. s,-s
gluf Dem blei9en, slangens@eiit6te. .bes
2anbesbauptmannesy yan-oeNen Rinn4 Der
i9war3e &nebelba1t, berabbingy iab fin<
lterer @rnit. .'''' a. - > 's
vWir baben pernem1n.en," |agte er au
Dem, T9 ebrerbietig perbeu9en0en Nr5te
9oft0r Gi1eni6n1io, ,,bab in bieiemNotb.
lpitale gu Waltersburf NIT Gnrem 1or=
milien, 9err Dottor bag ousoriidlide
W}onoqtum @einer r1mil9~fo lerli9en
Meajefdt uno bic privilegia bes 2anoes
@t.iermart in sr0bli9fer meiie iber<
treten poroen."
,,Wer tann bos iosen Grlaudt g.
fraste Der Mr5t uno cine bpbe &6tbe
fubr ouf. leinen Mangen auf.
,,Mlan bat uns beri9tet :" fubr Der
2anoesbouptmann in 9leid. itrensem
Some fort, ,;baB felt eini9en Sa9en 5tuei
an Der @eu9e erfrantte Suben aug I'm
earn in bic Wni italt aufsenommen ,uur=
0en." ~ 49,. ~,
| ,,Dos 1T pabr, @rlau9t" iaste Der
9oftor nit feiter @timme ,,bas trante
|i1roelitil9 Meib liest bier in Der @ene<
1iuns be9rifen, uno Der Sube gu ben ST.
| Zen bet &ranten 1T ibr Mdnn."
-. ,,@ie?" eonnerte bcr 2anoesbaupt-
mann. .,re1pettirt man alio Die 8efeble
@einer rSmi{@e iierliden Majeftdt uno
Die ,uoblerlporbenen pripile9ia Der 2an=
oes? -.. ,,g:- -,.,. 80 .o... ..
,,Wersei6t, grlau9t," bemerfte Der Mr3t
-,,es mar cine gambling Ser Menl6=
li9teit bon @eite zines Mannes, Der biele
armen 2eute i'm naben @ebir9e fano, ,uno
ben aud Sbr i, 5err 2anoesbauptmann,
wobl tennt rnb bo9a6tet." .'~...
! ,Wir t0nnen feinenMann bo6a6ten,"
entgegnete bieler uoer .oas @eleb bes
Monar6en ibertritt." "w - 1,,,,r: ., "
9onn panbte e, lid iii {einem Sc
beimI9reiber: .,Man laiie Die frante
Suoin aueenbIidli& iiber bic @ren5e
fubren, nod un9arn s'lrid ,uober lie
fam >" befebl er; "ibrem .Manne aber
ion bic neroiente @trafe fir fein Gin
I6lei9en I'M 2anoe, namentli6 inter bic.
len ,esfa5brli@sn 1mtanoen> in: S9nrms
|,perbens" ..>d ..,-,,,,-r. ~. ~.
v@naoiefer @err -. :" fer ser @ottor
Elm, ,,,uenn bic &ranfe ni9t nod eini9e
Sage Der &uhe bier 9enieEen barf ,, ID
wir6 lie elm Opfer ibres 2eioens." ..sS =,
:, SEPT fel BET alte Sube auf feline &uie.
,,@ott oer Grbarmun9 i" i6rie. er,
,,9uaoisiter srobmd@tislter 9err, 2an<
oesbauptma1n labt bod palten, .@naos
por@ere9tiefeit - ,in0 ,tuir ortle, ,Suoeil
ni6t ou@ &inoer zines @ottes" pie Die
= ,,a6sr .unpeebor,lqame Climber, , entsee.
pete ber Qan6ssbauptmarl taft -. ,,,pet
tana Die 19redli@e, @euhe Dor ben,
Beiteri9reiten i'm 2anbe binbert, ,penn
2eute Cures S@lases unstbin6ert ,mn
9an6e einl&lei8en olrjen ?. !, ii .,'1.. T., - =
,,@ndoisiter, ,erobmitbi 9err0aln' :
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|batte oie ifnn8fsn auflrags ppl1soben,
|is6ss gini@Ieithen ,inbsfn9te aab Der:
Eb69tissr NerIoftei1 an 4@bsr ylret15e Bel
|[2ebess nogebensi itrafesin biNer Nsefabr=
pollen 3eit binan5ubalten.
uMenid" !. ia9te ,er ,v&ein Slebenl
Grtgltns;g Wirss babene tein9 pon
Sfeinl, IL aber aper ipiitbe unsaaertretetl
Ii bei.@einer .r6mil6 ai1erli9en Ma ieltdt
|tuegen-- bieisr @eituttung elmer "pffenboren7
Manoats= l1ebertretuag ?"1#sa;' Il a.:t>#
suS6!" qntiportete cine tlangoolle
|l@timn,e: Ser 2anbssbaapttnatln sblittes
un., .u1b- jener Mlalll, i'm, fdlparae, Man:.
tel, tpel6er ben armen Seuben uno lein
trantes ggeib inf @ebirge lsetrofet llno
in Bag apcfipital 8eiahot bate : itano
,.,Water qbrabam &! ~ 'tief ber arms'
Sube, 81. ieine,, TiiBtn itiifsens ~" "@ott.
Der gormberSisfeit mum if gebolfen uns
armen Qeuten !" - j" = ~. -.
Ser 2aneesboaptmann tparf einen
Slid auf BEN S1mar5n,dntler uno bic
treneen 3ii9e ieines 4ntlibes be9annen
5u beri4win6en. -" '..'
,,0ater Mbrabam !" rief aud er -
~Sbr feib es - =" Scr bieie unglld=
| li6en 2eute i'm @ebirge ouffanb uno nun
unter Guren @tbub Fellt @rlauat,"' fie!
oieIer nit Mdrme Elm =. .,uno Der,
|Iebte er nit fefer @timme bin5u, .,,au@
bic sar5e @erant,portuns bel 9ofe auf
|5id) nimmt, rpenn Seine r6mii4- fatbo<
|lii9e Majeitdt iema!s 5iirne,l iolfte, oab
Stuci orme Slraeliten aug ungarn, Die ia
ou9 feline rntertbanen fnb nidt bilf<
log .gslalen 'pe:ben in ibrer b0&fen
Notb !" ''", - 80: 80: .,| ,,.. .:.... -.
Ser 2anbesbauptmann ,parf 'iein fol-
5es Soupt 5uriid. vSSa," laste ct nod
elmer DetGe ~ba SET @ott Der Barm=
bersigteit Gu9 armen2euten bielen Mann
BET Sueenb unb, gbre in Sen Meg 9e-
lanbt bat, 70 n1I1en Wir slauben baB
er gu9 be1onbers besiinitigen tpiu, unb
bab @ir aud bel @einer Maieitdt un{e.
rem olersndoieitet1 Gailer unb 9errn
unoetobelt ble!beu tperoen, tpenn mir bel
Gu9 cine Musnabme ma6en. -. i
.,MIr6i9iter Cures Srocns !" 1a9te
er.f bann su Dem Manne: i'm i6war5en
Mantel ee)penbet, ,1,ebn1t olIo bin bieIe
unsludli6en> ior9t,f lie nit @nrer eQzI
befannten Na6ienliebe. - Mir >piI}en
uie be& gu9 Ser Railer e9rt uno tuouen
Gu9 ni6t minber ebren, inoem Mir @u9
Cure @6ubliuee iiberla6en. = Mber mir
peroen uns freuel1, ,, gu9 bal6 .auf Dem
@9lobberse bel tl1ns, 5u:be9riiBen :, linb
i Die &unoe ber Doqen0un9 Cures 166nen
&ettlnssluerfes aug Gurem ei9enen
Mun6e 5u Dernebmeil, .. ltt1 barilber aa9
@ien 8eri9t 5u, eritatten." .. =. -" -"
Scr 2anbes9auptma entfernte fi4
nod bielen Mortcn raid. ~ ~, .,l ..-31
Sn Sen Musen bes eblen Mrstes ltan:
| ben Sbrdne1, -. Der arnle Suoe aber
lag laut fpeii,enb 5u ben GiBen ieines
eblen &etters ,unb ,beneBte iie NIT bel,
beN 3Gbren bes 9onfes, ben Ier. nur mel.
men qber ni9t ltamlneln, fohnte. ;, * q,
9rauben blidte Die flberne 2eu4te
berY Na&t re&t freunbli& bpt@ bic Sem
ter, als ,pollte+ Ser Setr Der Melten einen
peilisenEdein ui,s bag 5aupt oes. eolen
&etters le9en, Ser ieBt ben :arlltn Subep
snust enohnrf1nh ur,n t1nr Riihrui,n nfeirf,= 1
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= m Mbomnenten,5 bic ibre Bobnuns peraneern.
miiiien oieies oe,n asenten bes Orte8 eper uns
anaebeu uno aud 3uslei@ ibre a!te Iorede, ~
ggi@S ri SiNs Hneepus neepuse aeaaW beae'4neA'
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
Tho Reported scheme to Re-Enthroue
Isabella of Spnin.

There have been rumors of an intended
new state-stroke in Spain, which General
Martinez Campos is said to mediate. TLis
time the obi ct would be to re enthrone
Queen Isabella. On this matter we have
received the following communication:
When the last military pronunciamento
was carried out it had been agreed upon by
the conspirat0rs to bring back first Alfonso
to Madrid, and then, after little time,
when things would have somewhat settled
down, also the ex Queen. his mother. 1t
was upon this understanding that she fur
nished part of the money required for cor
rnpting the army. The advisers of Alfonso,
however, have hitherto been unwilling to
let Isabella come back to the capital, lest
the difficulties of the situation, which are
already very great, should become over
whelmipg. At the same time it must be
acknowledged that the boy monarch him.
self, though not expressing desire for the
return OF his mother, has repeatedly shown
q melancholy weariness of spirit to such a
degree as to render those who Surround
him very uneasy. In this state of things il
seems that the ex-Queen has approached
one or two of the commanders who PLAYED
part in the last coup-d' etat with very
prt ssing demands, perhaps backed by fresh
substantial arguments, for a fulfillment of
the original compact. Should. however, an
event Of the kind indicated really occur, we
may look forward to serious scenes of dis
turbance. London Examiner.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

The above is the largest business reported
this year. the heaviest previously being 29OO
bales. The market opened with good de
mand, but operations being checked by
light supplies of the kinds most in request and
factors refusing 10 make any further couces-
sions, the business during the morning was
of only moderate extent. Later in the day,
however, the movement became more ac-
tive, and the entire sales summed up the
liberal amount noted above. Nothing trans.
pred to indicate any quOtable variation.
The dispatches were not of q tenor to have
much influence, Liverpool being dull at
previous rates, with sales of only 1000 bales,
and arrivals 1-l6d lower, and New York
easy at previous ratf tor spots, but closing
ct an advance of l-32 a i-I6d in futures.
The demand, however. was some " ct stimu.
lated BY. sterling bills being readily taken
BY the banks At sitter rates, the market
closing at an improvement of 2-l0 p cent.
Good staple cottons continued in good re-
quest and commanded extreme rates com.
pared with other descriptions.
The amount on shipbosrd. not cleared,
going ON board and engaged for shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at "a 900 bales, embracing 700O for Liver
pool, 10000 for Havre, 1000 for the North
Sea, 1000 for Spain and 1000 for the North.
Market firm"
To-dsys exports embraced 1852 bales to
liverpool 7l6 to Hsvre and 4742 to New
York.
Rsceipts proper since last evening 1913
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03

purt Davis makes the fifth man now in
all under sentence of death. All the others
We appealed their cases to the Supreme
Court.
ST. LOUIS. October 2.--The Globe Demo
Mexico, says: Town covered with water
our and five feet deep. No lives lost. a
second water spout swept the balance OF
the town. Loss $l50000.
From Fall River.
FALL RIVER, October 2--The parties ar
rested upon the charge of engaging i'll the
riot few days since had a hearing, and
were bound over in the sum OF $500 to ap-
pear before the next term of the Superior
Court at New Bedford.
Nothing of interest occurred today,
manufacturers have now plenty of help at
heir disposal.
Extensive Fire in Iowa.
CHICAGO, October "A special dispatch
states fire is raging at Winterset, Iowa.
the fire department Of Des Moines has been
telegraphed to send a. sistance.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief Signal Officer
Washington, October 2, 1875 1880 p NJ.
For the Cult States, falling or stationary
barometer, northeast to southeast winds,
partly cloudy weather and rain on the Gulf
coast.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October ., 6 P. NJ
Barometer 30 Wind east northeas' strong.
Arrived - Steamship Fire Queen, at
t:l5 this morning, Corbishlev, from RIO
JaueirO, TO Drcar, Zerega & Co; steamship
New York, at l:50 this morning, from New
York, to c. A. Whitney & Co. No de-
partnres.
VICKsBURG. October a-No boats down
to day. Up-Pargoud at P. NJ. The river
has risen an men during the last twenty
four hours. Weather clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, October 2-The river tell ten
inches Weather clear and pleasant. Ar
rived-Home. from Evansville. Departed
Ruth, for White river; Fort Gibson, for
Arkansas river; Grand Tower, tor St. Louis;
Home, for Yazou river.
PITTsBURG, October 2.--River eighteen
inches and stationary. Weather clear and
pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, October 2.-Arrived-Jplia,
from Vicksburg. Departed-Julis, tor
Vieksburg. The river has fallen five inches.
Weather clear and co |.
CAIRO, October !. = Arrived Mollie
Moore, from New 0 leans, at P NJ. De-
parted--Mrllie Moore. TO- st. Louis, at II
p. NJ; Grsnd Lake, for n W Orleans, at
A M, River thirteen feet and falling
Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, October 2.-Weatier clear
and cool. River rising slowly.
CINCINNATI, October 2-River six feet
four inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. 4
LOUISVILLE. October 2-Weather clear
and cool. River four feet six inches in the
canal.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-03
rcn~r,>r,p FROM rtrs, r,ct 7
vinceu Sr rvla and huu ehe&rn VII j. u IL
the war against Turkey by snring.
servians Ordered Home.

vinctu s. rvla and Mou ene2rn VII, j. u Ii.
the war against Turkey by snring.
servtans Ordered Home.
Servia has sun moned all her subjects
abroad to return within three weeks to Jolu
the Landwehr.
Lumber Vessels " rocked.
A gale at Archangel, Russia, wrecked six
lun b. yes. els, bound Tor England, at tn.
mouth of the harbor.
Elected to Parliament.
T.. Thornville, Jr., conservative, has been
elected member OF Parliament from Wes'
Suffolk, to fill vacancy.
HIalfreatment OF EBglishmen at Guate-
The Globe says the British subjects OF
Guatenala wi bring under The notice Of
tbs fol ei,n n office The maitrea'mt mt they
have sutit red from Gustt mala officials
British Naval Gossip.
The Army and Nary Gazette says the Ad-
miralty has ordered cUui tmartial to try
the captain of her III jesty's steamship
Iron Duke on account OF the collision with
the Vanguard. II says further that it il
rumortd thar the Admiralty has decided
not TO courimartial Admiral TarletOn not
withsianding the opinion of the recent court
martial that the primary cause OF the Van
guard disaster was the high rate OF speed
maintained by vessels OF The fquadr"o hV
order Of Admiral Tareton. The Gasette
says this is an extraordinary decision.