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The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
OUR PHILADELPHIA BUDGET.
THE CYRUS CADwALADER CASE.

The case of Cyrus Cadwalader, of Frank
lin Savings Funds, charged with fraudulent
ly receiving deposits when his institution
was insolvent, was called for trial yesterday
and he was arraigned upon the indictment in
which Mr.. Easan appeared as prosecutor.
The defendant, entered plea CT guilty. H.
A. Brown, Esq, one of the counsel, stated
that the arrangement with the prosecution
was that upon plea of guilty being put in
to one indictment the rem aiming ten would
be abandoned.
Mr.. Sloan, private counsel for the prose
cution, said that this arrangement was
made with the sanction of the creditors
and the committee representing them. He
asked, however, that sentence be at once
pronounced upon this plea.
Mr.. Brown asked for postponemcnt OF
judgement until tomorrow iii consequence
of the engagement of his colleague, r. T.
White, Esq, in another court.
Judge Biddle deemed this request reason
able and granted it.
The indictment to which the plea ofguilty
was entered contains general count cover
ing all the transactions upon which prose-
cutions were begun. The ofense is mis-
demeanor, and the minimum penalty is a
fine of $1,000 and imprisonment of ono
year.
Thomas English, Nicholas F English and
Garrect Kean, charged with conspiracy to
commit election frauds in February last,
were brought to the bar of the Court, and
arraigned to plead.
Messrs. johnson, Kneoss and Ruddmian
appeared for the defendants, and asked for
time to examine the bill before their clients
should be required to plead. They asked it
on on the ground that the bill having been
found without notice to them in March last,
and without their having been arrested, and
the Commonwealth having slept upon its
rights for six months, could not require
them at moments notice to plead; and,
further, that they had only been notified on
Saturday night last to appear this morning
for trial.
District Attorney Deckert replied that
defendant had had full notice of the finding
of the bill, for they had been arrested in
March last and entered bail, and entered
appearance by counsel; that they had had
plenty of time to examine the bill, and while
the shortness of notice to come in might be
a valid reason for continuing the case, If
called for trial, It was no reason against
their being required to plead, or demur, or
move to quash the bill.
Judge Pratt gave defendants counsel
until tomorrow morning to examine the
bill of indictment.
George scull, George Adolph and William
Stell. charged with carrying away election
tickets of the 25th division Of the Twentieth
Ward, were called, and did not answer, but
as their reconizance was already forfeited,
nothing was done with it. a-',. ,a3
."G THE BOARD OF TRADE. -a' -'i q
The Board of Trade met this evening and
the hard money question, without
coming to any definite conclusion. {,..r-I
John O. James, John Welsh, Frederick
Waley, and several other prominent men,
bers, participated in the debate. 1t was ev-
ident from the tone of their remarks that
they believed hard money, and not prom
|ses to pay 1t, was the currency essential to
business prosperity. G2i5'.., ,rGll.9 70 0.9
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
Parad;ng " Csps."

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 1s.-The annual pohce
parade took place this morning with four
companies of so men each. The Governor
reviewed Them,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
FLASHES OVER THE CABLE.
Tho Spanish Throne.

LONDON, Oct. 1S.-The plot to place ex-
Queen Isabella on the Spanish Throne, CIV
ing her the kingdom and four Of the north
ern provinces, has failed, Don Carlos re-
fusing to agree to these conditions.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
suspen sion Of Iron Manufacturers.

P1TTsBUKG, Oct. 1s.-The firm Of Rogers
g. Burchficld, prominent iron manufactu-
rers of this city, have suspended. They
have been operating two mills, one at
Leechburg and anoth II at Apollo, Pa.
Their assets and liabilities are not known.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
Peace In the South.

V1cKsBuRe, Oct. 1S.-The Republicans
have endorsed the Democratic county nom
nations and the utmsss harmony prevails
between the whites and blacks.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
Educational Notes.

\ legacy of 500 was left to Trinity
College by the late Miss Sally Bronson, Of
Watertown, N. Y.
The State Teachers Association of Con-
necticut will hold its twenty-nintll annual
meeting in Hartford, OH the olst and 22d
of this month";
Among the freshmen in Dartmouth:
College are aJaranese, a Cherokee Indian,
and clergyman fifty years of age.
Rev. Cyrus D. Eors, D. D., will be in
au ,urated as President of Wesleyan Uni
versity (Middletown, Conn. on Tuesday,
October %, at 230 p n,., the axerciscs to
be held in the college chapel.
At Harvard the following Boylston
prices have been awarded for elocution:
First prizes, J. F, Botume and T. G.
Williams, both of the present Senior Class;
second prizes to L. W. Clark and w. II.
Holman, of the graduating class Of rs,
and A. A. Wheeles, '7G.
Mr.. John w. +. Hobbs of North Hamp-
ton, N. H., is going to present $4,000
school house to the town. Mr. Hobbs IL
the man who started and drove the Dock
Square and Canton street line of omnibuses
in Boston, and had to borrow the money TO
purchase the first set of harnesses. He is
now reported worth 100000, and is
large real state o; n er in Boston.
wv. Newman, writing in Fraser's Nay.
azine on the University curriculum, says:
"Both Oxford and Cambridge are weak
from the absence of the practical schools in
which science becomes art. Oxford, in
deed, has an observatory but it is lament
ed that the fact has had no perceptible ef-
feet on the studies Of the place. Matha-
mates at Cambridge have too often run
wild from want ofthe severe check applied
by the question, TO what use is this de-
velopment Of the study"
Among the papers Of the late David
Lee Childs has been found an unfinished
letter referring to matters Of education.
The following passage on the study Of Ian
guages is suggestive: ,"Nobody ever did,
or ever can, acquire ease, precision, pro-
priety and copiousness in the use Of words
except in conjunction with ideas. More
than fifty years ago became convinced
that the surest, plcassn.st and spesdiest
way of learning foreign language Tex
cepl constant intercourse with them to
whom the language is native) is to study
a science or sciences in that language" '''
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
.AranAhoes ThrAshed.

fwAsnfSaroN, Oct. 1s.-The com.nis.
sioner of Indian affairs to-day receiveo 'e's-
gram from agent James Irwin, dated green
River. Wyoming Oct 10th, stating that 'ne
Shoshones had had battle with inc n'a
pahoes and whipped them, He nr9nD11e1 e
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
Postmaster Arrested.

CARBoNDALE, ILL.,, Oct. 1s.-B. F. Nc
Gee, deputy postmaster, was arrested Sat:
urday by Special Agent Royd of St. Louis
for robbing registered letters.
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IL HOUSE DELANO BUILT.
What Became Of 1t.

ulyGToN, Oct. 1S.-The Indian
ssion have made their report, which
lengthy, covering over twenty
IS. They fully acquit Secretary
of all the charges preferred against
ID enter into very elaborate discus
the whole Indian question. The re-
|ses with the following recommends
inclusion, we respectfully present
owing summary of recommenda-
be most of which have already been
d in their proper connection:
That Agent saville be removed.
~. W. L. slavens, of Kansas
B., be excluded from all participa-
pture contracts, under any depart
the Government.
That Z. R. Threlkild, of the same
excluded from all further employ
Inspector.
That no bids for supplies be
read from J. Fl. Martin.
Fhst D. j. McCann be excluded
pre- contracts with the Government.
That the papers relating to ac-
resented by D. H. McCann for
alton of property, stores, &C., OF
loud Agency, from the old to the
ion be referred to the department
for examination and action.
That the distance from Chey-
from Sidney to Red Cloud and
all Agencies be accurately ascer-
measurement without unnecessary
That new and careful enume
Sioux around Red Cloud and
lall Agencies be made and the
required to make an enumeration
F'Aern Indians as they may come
sand to keep a record of all issues
hem.
mat bids for flour and other pro-
ceiVed at some suitable point in
instead of New York.
mat bids for wagon transporta,
Fallroads to agencies be also re-
unable points in the West.
nmission further recommended
Il 'nce Of Superintendent of Indiar
/ abolished and that army Officers
, goods. The commission recon
=, any changes in the mode of gov
VI Indiana 'sr'. .| .,4t 10 y |' .7'.'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
A $4,000 Fire...A Child But ned to
Death.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1s.-The fire in West Ran
dolph street last night caused $4,000 dam
age. A colored child perished in the flames.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
Hartford W, st. Louis.

HARTFORD, Ct., Oct. 1s.-The game of
base ball today between the Hartford and
st. Louis clubs was won by the former by
score of 5 too. ."
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

Vote,
loes' ls.-The Commercial has
aa",s na, me Wood County Canvas
|e,,.' s.uea' on Saturday, to throw
! sr s'soulg vo:e, in which case
|loS un ~ lReps.) would be elected
asyes' majority in the county
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
10 Weather To-day.

Lower Lakes, the Middls and
Ms, rising barometer, northusst
winds, occasional rain IN the tuo
y, y, ana cold, parity cloudy and
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

'-"ses's Visit to Philadel.
phla.
oct' ls.-General Hayes will
''pala BY Tuesday afternoon If
E,,, .sh''' Hc intends stopping at
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

John BrousNam has made great SEM {,
sation by his artistic acting in1"Our Boys, ,'aj
at the FIFTH Avenue THEATRE New York'ia
Alber, ,Arennin, tenor Of the Henderson,
J. Colville English Opera Company, sail
ed incognito for England on the ID inst. 'H'..
Theodore Thomas HAS engaged Mi1
,Anntoiinette Sterling for is6Ihe Of his con
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

Mr.. Cheney, Of the Boston Globe Thea.
tire, has inaus,iia ated the era Of low pricesss
running his scale from 81 down to rs
cents. '-sW .r ,H.HG.'a -aG H4l Z .Ioq
John T. Raymond is in private life o.ss
one of the most amiable gentlemen that
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
'ident's Secret Diyuleed. .

SecroS D1v0leS0s
E@' oet, lS.--The Evening Posts
:, special says there is now no
s"c President has offered the
VI the Interior to Ex-senator
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01

ToBAC Co Yesterday 30 hhds Il and 32) sold at
- ana TO-DAY u and y AT -. making a total for
Inc week OF W hhds. The amount on sale ccord.
nag TO our RULING estimate is 1925 hlds hrt Mr.
GI-. nhelu'S circular makes il considerably less
we continue 90 quote follows: Interior ifncIud.
ing frosted and trashy 9dSsc; medium lnaIoac.
me ll0lZc; low .ea' lsdl2hc; medium 1875 1l4L q.
s'"nl !; : 1i6c: fine l7dl8c and selections I902c
FkElGHfS- Yesterday a ship was taken IN Tor
queenstown for orders at 9-!6d for cotton winch
is me vest rate that masters viii accep. for
coisslg nments. The going rates are sd 10 Liver
poo 10y toth steam and sail) and lc to Havre
S"tton >aLSppng by all rail At 6Oc = 100 tts to
New l0fN"nd Philadelphia and 72+c TO Boston
We Continue TO quote as follows:
BY steam Otton TO liverpool a sd: 10 Bos.
tot ac: to Providence and Fall River 49, I6r TO New
York sc; TO Philadelphia &c; grain to LveIpool
9td ~ f''i
~ sail-Cotton 20 liverpool a I'd; to Hsvre
G0lc; 10 Bremen &c; TO Genoa Lice; to Boston
providence and Fall River 9-loc
suGaR-ony9 bids came in Iii morning The
eeniahd IS good, and leo hhds sold at yestt riays
"aNa etd prices, and supple command 7Q71.c Tor
oopph.noh; &c for good common; Sc for low fair;
Wo &c ior GOOD 'aiI size for FULLY fair sac tor
sseohus a,d ssc for yellow clarified stock ia the
gu - on the illrtieth ultmo reduced to 1884 hhds
, iolk Raw sugar III demand; fair INQUIRY
Nm hhi'es; good demand for yellows; standard
MoLASSES- The rrce,p,s this ,,,,.
aies 70 II pos. Common ferme ntins ia dull INIT
soou grades are called for. Some 50 bbs rebo,lei
solo ~ 40 ahd soc p gallon. Fair and good fer
mentins 10 quoted At 47G56c; fair reboiled 521.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01

George Washington never told a lie.
When he said he wished a thing he meant
1t. and when he said he had not enough
spirits to go round he meant that also, On
the fourth of July, l779, be wrote to his
chief Of staff: 80 day being the anniversary
OF Independence. you will be pleased to
have it taken notice OF by discharging
thirteen pieces of cannon at one O'Clock.
wish we had it in our power to distribute a
portion of rum to the soldiers to exhilerate
their spirits upon the occasion. but un.
forum ately our stock is toe scanty to per-
init"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01
INSURANCE,
VfWENTY.FIFTH ANNUAL
ST A TIE MENT
cKfsCEsT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
May 23, 1874,

Total gross premiums for year end5no
Aprl4 81, 1874 ................. = .nn "a. ..
karned premiums, less reinsurance .rd 3''f 'S7 -
return prem ums. ... 40 -, .,
Less losses paid and est. -'7'''' %
Uhltu 3 sS
Less ia xes discount in leu of
participation. interest on
capital, Iese discount etc I'm -. 20
-'''' 1852 :n2 A
inta gross assets of cOmpany es2ean ~
me board OF Trustees resolved that 60, go -
ing the fourth quarterly interest at Two anS pay
per CENT On the capital stock of the comnan nal
. dividend of TWENTY FIVE PER CT S TTHty, mat
N cssh on and after the twenty-th;rd dav W Paio
ne1t. 70 those parties insuring with ths ~ .uns
entitled TO receive the same " 'Ho c'H pany
TRUSTEES
Thomas A. Adams, Mamma, D
Samuel n. Kennedy, C. r Rndds,nAn-
JChn Phelps, q 0bocke,
Adam Thomson, Henry Ahr.,
P. Strong Victn, NDnaan,
yyosepn boNung Edward j. Cav
SUI n II Es saEIo!uge, simoh Hernsfs,n
3 pa soicAeHei' Joseph B. Wolfe
= p. ros.: A, Levi,
1 1Hwsro pnspury. John Z. King,
n.1id ,eS .; oay osck' Frederick Csuerd.r
D 1S wS.Ace. L. harris.
A0o1eW ctew war Joseph Stone
H1SRY " 0GDHB, Seeretarvi EeGcsat
ny29 So S. "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01
+. Fnvre vs.. DR.. Louis Charles KOuhanez.

+. Fnvre vs.. DR.. Louis Charles KOudanez.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans No. 7523.-By virtue Of WITT OF ssiz-
ire and sale to me- directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans in the above entitled cause. j will
proceed to sell at public auction at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and CustOmhouse streets, N the Second
District OF this city. on sA ta',d nay !;
p'Ip' Fur CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF
GROUND with the brick buildings and other
improvements thereon, and all rights, prlvl-
leges circumstances ard dependencies, with
out exception or reservation "haIsoeser'
thereuntO belonging or in nvwise appertaln-
ing situated in the First District OF th6
city of New Orleans and designated by the letters
C, d. + and +, according to a sketch drawn by J.
A. DHemecOurt, deputy surveyor, and annexed to
act Of mortgage from Dr. koudanez in favor OF
AIphoGse Jeanseme, passed on the twenty second
public in this city. Said lots measure each
twenty one feet two inches five lines front on
sixty feet one inch in Cepth, between parallel
lines with the right to alley three feet ten
inches three lines front On Girod street by depth
of one hundred and twenty seven feet ten inches
six lines, between parall. lines, said alley being
common to the above mentioned lots and to others
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with slI the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all
rights privileges circumstances and dependencies.
without exception reservation whatsoever,
thereuDto belonging i'll Any wise appertaining,
situated in the First District of this city, in the
square Donnueu by MODllt ldnO1hS, Ifuol walk,
Julia and Dryades Streets designated by The num-
Der six, on plan deposited in the Office of
Adolphe BoudousQuie late notary public in this
city and measures according to said plan, twenty
feet three quarters of inch front Mobile land
ing, by one hundred and fOrty-twO feet one and
and one-half inches in depth. between parallel
lines, and twenty feet three-quar,ers OF an neh
on the rear line.
The properly firstly described was acquired by
defendant herein by purchase from he city Of
New Orleans as per act Gated the fifteenth Of
February, 1885, before Bouny, notary public IN
this city; and the property secondly described was
qnired bv said defendant by purchase from Miss
ROudan. per act passed on the sixth
OF October 1866, before c. " toulon, notary public
III this city.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-CasE OH the SPOT
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF OrIeaps.
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF OrIeana.
anI1 10 my
Il. q. Fay ior VS.. Jshn Il. Williams on.

II. q. Tay Tor VS.. Jehn Il. Williamson.
LHOuRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orleans No 42,0l9 BY virtue of a writ of seiz-
ure and sale directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans III the
above entitled cause to W. Harper late herin
and by said late sheriff to me transferred viii
proceed to sell at public auction, at he Mer hants
and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street, bet ween
Canal and CuetomhOuse streets in the Sc cond
district of this city. SATURDAY, Nav J.
1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following descr bed
property to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated.
lying and being in the Fourth district of this citv
In square number fOrty-nine bounded by Washing
ton, Laurt !. Sixth and Constance, late Live OAK
streets designated by the numbers three and tour
on plan drawn by c. A. Htdin architect dated
the twenty second day of December 1855 and alsO
on another plan, dated the fourteenth of March
1879 which said first plan is deposited in the off c
OF EDWARD Barnett, late a notary public in ths
city. for reference. Said lots measure each
twenty nine feet front on Washing ton street Uv
one hundred and tweI ty-iline feet in depth bfs
tween parallel lines, ENGLISH measure; together
win all the buildings and improvements thereon,
rights, ways and advantages thereunto belongin
or III any wise appe' tanning. Being the same prop
erty CURED by the defendant herein by purchase
from Mrs. Martha W. Godfrey per act passed be-
lore Andrew Hero, late q notary public N .is
cry on the eeventh of April, 1863
Selzed i'll the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Or,.a,s
mh20 $1,000 ~ SAI''A-e'
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'hnney 4 Uynlns vs. n-,..--

4 y ! P,rII tItdsOu NAhuT6W
+ IN "a DiNIRlCT COURT For Tup
uTe a1anS' NJ. 6i93-By virtue RI ar. IRISH OF
Fiftb ni sa!e 10 me directed bv III. WIZ OF selz
the en IHI' fer The parish Of creams the
Excbanrc at The Merchants ana ca TO sell at
tombous.' hoyal street, between Ca a &c tloneeIs
city on w linsIs m the Second MA ana Chs
O'clock NJ the ,nlIo June Q 1875. at 4 tw shs
wit e ioiiowlng described ~ q. we've
the INN jmnro oERTAIN LOTS OF sRorxn
District of tbi nus thereon situated IN WIN az
Charles Pry1apja IN the square boanded bv -
twenty five, iws emu designated by the numbers
daea Plan ss drawn nsfer T aha twenty s9F
in phs &c, in the office DO Dranst of March 1896
pre each ihirsv tw oaS adoin each Other and
IN depth lot nu ana t1res i nesss
and srssts se the
herein BY pnrchass acquired by the dafendans
in city on 'b ~ynne Rogers notary pS ny lie
oi"s-Cash On the spot
Cs,,;, o., EUGENE WAGGAMAN
nyl 6je2 'tA VI the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICK OF TIE REPUBLICAN,.
SATURDAY. Nav J. 1875

saturday, May ]. 1875.
| CLEARED YESTERDAY.
| Ship Bxpounder, Crocker, for Havre
Norwegian s. bark Yarra Yarra, sorensen, for Cron
Italian brig Aurora, Adorno, for Ce,te
| ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Mexican brig EspeIanza BassO 10 days from Yer,
Cruz, to Puig &co-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
A 1a Can and harges. Davis. from St Louis
James Howard, Pegram from st Louis
Bart Able Sinnott from Mattel itoches
Feta. Pickett. from Washington
Lizzie Hopkins. Dupuis from Thibodaux
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from White Hall
MARITIME, Miller, from Montieello-New Basin
Waloon, Rulz. from Lower Coast
BELOW-COMING UP.
Bark Truce, Cowper, from Liverpool February a.
to J Brvson &co-
Schooner William Layton Layton I6 DAYS from
Charleston. s C, to master A'-''
Schooner Lady Woodbury.. -, from U.illa, to
Nacheca-
ON THE BAR-BOUND IN
German steamship Hanover, Himbeck from Ere.
men april 6. via Havre. Southamp Iou and IA
Van'i, 10 + Stockmeyer 6eo-
EXPORTS.
CROHSTADT-Bark Yarra Y,rra-l6oo bales cot
cETTE--B,ig Aurora-l5 hh ds tobacco SO $50
slaves N'
.HAyRE-ship Expounder-3573 bales cotton 500
hides 228d slaves
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
ST LOUIS-Steamer Atlantic and barges-4O,C COO
bushels corn III bulk 5075 bbs nour 800 half bbis
our $40 bbls meal $40 bbs pork 1902 bales hay SOL
Rs corn 369l SKIS oats ll50 SKIS bran skis oilcake
|o3S o&s OIL and sundry produce
d LoulS-Steamer James Howard 1853 bales
cobtoh .1jj bbls hour 666 half bbls -four I4I4 SKIS
bfan 1907 SKIS oats 66i2 SKIS corn lis tcs lard I25
Kegs lard $50 bbs pork hid tobacco 9O5 bales hay
Lon. nnis meal - cks meat and sundry prodnce
Observation-Disclosures Bart Able-287 bales
COTTON zs SKIS cotton seed hhds:sugar II bbls mo-
sugar Obj sugar 10 bbs mOlasses 90 SKIS rough rice
and sundres NV
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fleta--8 bales cotton
So head cattle and sundries
WHITE hALL-Steamer Mary Ida-495 ska rough
rice 10 SKIS onions bblS onions and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Martinez bales cotton
and sun6ries ~
GREEN RIVER-Per f,atboats-l2O 600 stayes
AoWEh COAST-Steamer Waloon-sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MoRGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Aprll Jo-2 bales cotton SKIS cotton 4s4 head cattle
III teaG sheep and sundri-s
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD April
5u-Z bales cotton sack cotton and anhdries
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
koAI Apri 'o-l13 bales cotton and sundries
MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph
Havana April 80 1875.
To F. A. Forke-The steamship Juniata. Captain
Catnarre, will sail for New Orle ans at noon to-
morrow.