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Th1rsday, November II, 1915,

in front of my Office, No. 81 Court street
Memphis, TenEes &c, proceed TO sell, at public
auction, TO the hlghes Didter' for cash, the
land hereinafter descrI bed, Tor and during the
life OF Mrs Janet Lake.
The land is situated in Shelby county, Ten.
neseee, and described as follows: 20 ruucf.
and such part OF lO, No. 4 OF the orig. a. race
ground tract as mas heretofore fallen 20 an 3
been vested in the said I. ". Lake IA the paI -
riti8n between him and the other chi dren c,
his mother Mrs. Janet Lake, as the same is
III " shown By deeds and plots now ON recon-
IA the office Of the Register of Shelby county
Tennessee, il book IA, pages 81, 90 ami 10, and
book o., pages 547 to So, and in book 70, pages
81 s, etc, all If which conveyance and plot
are here referred 10 for fuller ~tSrrI utiOu o.
the twenty acres, or Whereabouts, conveyed O.
me in said trust deed. The right o.. red em
ton Is waived by the deed.
The sale will be between the hours OF 10 and
y a IN. l VIII convey as tru- tee, and will SCI.
and convey the land only during the life o.
said Janet Lake,
October s, 1879,
HENRN Z o. vH--.rr..
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Tnesdnr. the 2Rfh III ncfnher. ~

at the &" Potter place, on the state Line road,
southwest corner of said road and Mclean
avenue, In shelby county, Tennessee, between
Y O'Clock IN. and O'Clock pm, ssu fOT cash,
10 the highest bidder, the following personal
property One tWO-hOrse wagon and harness,
one cart and harness, two wheel barrDWS, one
haudcart, three plOws, one seed drill seventy
i've hCtbau sash tfjy-ztX srgaI notified sash,
Atty covers and doors to hOILed-, two dne
mich cows, all the farming tools, garden
tools, hOtbed frames and garden I'm elements
on the place. Title to the property bslls we'd
TO be good. L viii sell and convey a. trustee.
This october l9 1875.
r. DUDLEY FRATSER-
OCtlg Trustee.
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Embracing Political, Commercial, Literary,
Scientific, Agricultural, Philosophical, Re.
ligiOUs, ordinary news, and all other IN -tters
OF in crest TO the Farmer, Manufacturer, Me-
chanic and Merchant.
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trust Sale.

bI virtue Of a deed of trust made me as
. trustee, to secure the payment OF a certain
note therein set out, said trust deed recorded
in Chattel book No. 8, page I55, registers office
Shelby county, Tennessee, VIII, on
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CLOSED.


The foliUwiDg were the changes Ia New
1r.rE f.I .FFe--.
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Tue market closed easy; SAFES were
2410 Bale, of which exporters took IzOO'
sp nners 100, Spectators % bales; safes
iuclu led 40 bales. sold last evening.
LnIELN STATEMENT.
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TERMS;
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THE WEEKLY SUN
1776. NEW YORK. 1876.

Eighteen hundred and seventy-six is tie Centen
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of the twenty-third election of a President Of the
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eXpounded III TIE SUN.
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mp the line Of inquiry opened years ago by THE
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ell this TIE Sun viii contain complete and accur-
ate accounts furnishing its readers with early and
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"a Second Farmers Vacation, 2

Col Waring Is now in Europe visiting, in a row.
boat ride Of two hundred and fifty miles, one Of
the most fertile and interesting Of the ynegrowing
valleys of Europe. This second series of papers
promises to be even more interesting than that
which our readers are already familiar
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Heirs Of w. M. Thompson, 80 acres, in 81 dis
rict valued at $3.50; tax for 1874 SS TO- penalty SEC
interest 21c, collectors fee SOC, printers fee 81,
Stephen WiIliams' heirs, 1 lot in MorristoHn,
valr ed at SS5; tax for 1874 = So penalty 3Ic inter
1885, collectors fee soc, printere fee 81 CLERKS
Mrs. e. T. s. PettIgrev,'1 town Tot on Main St,
Morristoyvn valued at 49, 40e; tax for 1874 81 ~
fee 81. clerks fee 81 Total SIS so. y ssssss
Martha Mansfield. / town lot in Morristown,
valued $40; tax for 1874 81 80 penalty SOC, inter
est $780, collectors fee soc, printers fee 81 CLERKS
N v Noffsineer, i lot in Morristowns valued 1t
s14s; tax for 1874 81 90 penalty &c. interest l2c
COLLECTORS fee SOC, printers Zee u, eeFAs zee y
Earcirss oven, 2gots on cumberland street. !
lot on Henry street, aBd1 lcson lsf NORTH STREET
valued at 402 tax for 1874 sl3 %, penalty q e.
interest 81 g. coIIect0EH fee &c. printers tee 81
clerks fee 81 Z. Total SIS e3.
sandy Gillespie 1 town lot IN Morristown, vaIu-
ed at $685. tax for 1874 g s., penalty 33c, interest
1885, collectors fee SOC, printers fee 81 clerks fee
at s765; tax for 1874 81 3d. penalty 81 Il, interest
sec, collectors fee 5oc printers fee ST. clerks fee
81. Total Sf6 81.
J g. HODGES for 10 Ben and Alice stubBIefeld,
atty 81 3d. interest s. 50, collector Soc Prutr
| fec 81, clerks fee 81 Total $50 CO..
Mrs. Mary Dooley, town lot in Morristown,
valued at 81 So tax for 1874 So 80, penalty 100, IN
terest 23c, COLLECTORS fee SOC, printers fee Sf cs
| fee 81. Total IS 81.
| David Garrett town lot in 1Iorristown, valued
collectors fee 50c printers fee 81, clerks fee 81
| Total So So. e.
at $s5; tax for 1874 81 S. penalty S1c interest &c
collectors fee SOC, printers fee 81, clerks Zee "
w. HI. MAZE,
Tar Collector for Ham6Ie7s County
i Dee. I5-3w AEa1Sss&a
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w. HI. MAZE,

Tar Collector for HaD16Se7s County
Dee, 15-3w
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CENTENNIAL. LETTERS, %

EDITED BY JOHN VANCE CHENEY.
rare collection Of Revolutionary Letters, main
IN from stores in the hands of the descendants of
Col Joseph Ward. They are full Of interest, and
win be read with a rare relish in connection with
the Centennial celebration of the year.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
EROAf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF

In Chancery at Rogersvilte, Tenn.
w. w. charies and wife VS. W. 8. Chambers ana
others.
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Ii lisa two-fhread machine. maxim

Z > : bas.ii = g = = l3sfl -
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scene OF this story Is laid in the southwestern
territory now forming the States Of Louisiana and
Texas, at the time of Aaron Burr's treason. The
characters lived IN a section which was now Ameri-
can, now French, and now Spanish, and this re-
cord OF their adventurous lives makes story OF
intense and unaag ging interest throughout.
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8N ssRT8# f55AM sazEs4ffssfsffa s= SD s#saRsss
ftisat wo-threadm machine, making an
elastic Lock Stitch. ! -. ~ lsF -
It has d straight, short Needle. 80.
II has q Shuttle with Patent Spring
Tension. laa3 a - 80 IS
Its upper Tension requires no manipu-
lating 70 admit tho passage OF kinky or
uneven thread, whether linen, cotton or
silk. 2 s-sa7
It's oiIing Is done upon the under side
By turning il mp an lis hinges, and soil
iug goods Is impossible. aa &c
It's stand il solid and firm. -
IT'S table Is long ard roomy.s &.
EverE part works positively. and q l.
not subgeeI tosihe yieading or uncertain
cprrRfion afsprfBgz ~ $50
40 machine costs % little Tor new
Needles, and ~ a<sselez reqnized are
furnished 4 les prizes xhaa shese EeT.
Agsuis rrnassa Or every aa#n = tEiis
xse1nsE#
Aareahe. rsats rha4 lsarer 80 ~
IS a.zlFsEsass azzssHt - s.
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sai 10 kFsi ~ 2as ,5ss es,a hss E
2 dsssJ pol CSC = sst vsss5 az Ha4 -
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Brilliantly Illustrated articles on
AMERICAN COLLEGES.

Written respectively by their friends, viii appea
during The year. The revived interest in cOleg
life makes these papers especially timely, and wi
secure for them unusual attention.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-12
Receipts Of Produce.

CAMDEN-per steamer LESSEE Taylor-336 bales
cotton to I Il & J Allen Sco-32s do Jurey Gill
lis-223 Claiborne &co-203 j l. Harris &cc-l14 do
Jno Hardie &co-97 Richardson & May--9i For
stall { Jumonville-s0 Jno Chade, Bro q Son-19 do
Meyer, Weis 1co.79 Jno Phelps &co-sa Hirsch &
Adler-.s Aiken & Watts Bussey &co-4O Peet,
Yale & Bowiing-25 W G Black &co-a4 Male q
Cammack-23 Wolfe &co---l9N D wetmore-l7
Ii I L Airey &co--l4 Lloyd 4 Livauias-n a Gus
scherck Autey-lO Hartwell & Chambers-lO L
Wamsiey &oc--9 Prestidge. Graham &co-s S Hen,
q NJ BaNlv & Pond-6 Ben'Gorson-6W 3 Thompson
&co-3 Briggs, Payp- AGO. Walden. Hawkins &co--
sJno Adams AGO. to order Campbell & Strong
Il Clarh-aud sundries to Order-TOtai, li1- bales
cotton
GRAND ECORE-Per steamer Seminole-275 bis
cotton to G l. Wamsley Nco-77 do Clapp Bros Leo
II Oscar Chopin-4O FIiellander-24 Renshaw
Cammack &co-al kirkpatrick 4 Keith-l9 Meyer
Weis &co-l7 Jno Chatle. Bro Son--15 d Wet.
more-l5 Lehman. Abraham &cO-l3 NJ Greenwooda
Son-l2 Richard Flower &co-l0 Lloyd h Liyaudais-
10 Payne, Kennedy &co-10 NJ Sandidge Aco-9 do
I L Airey aco--9 $50 Thomas Geo. W B Clark-e
Norwood & Richards H Spiro & Veit-6 .Iurey
Gis-4 J Alden &co-4 4 Baldwin Sco-3 Hart
well :, s Chambers-s Queyronze Bois-i & Brown-
G NJ Bayly & Pond Marquee &eo-l J "
ton Beraud t;ibert-i1s sacks cotton seed I.ouisi
ana Oil Co.'S. do Benville Oil Co-247 do Union Oil
Co-13 hhds sugar & Walmsley &co-6 do Widow
Il Riehl &eo-l bales moss w Clark do hides to
Scherck s, Berkson-'3 bids hides 10 hides l. Bloom
Gco-i keg syrup Richard Flower &co-and sundries
to erder-Total, Cos bales cotton sacks seed cotton
1929 sacks cotton seed - hhds sugar
FARMERSVIILE-Pers steamer Bertha Brur en-
29i bales cotton to Lehman, Abraham 6co-as do to
Meyer Weis &co-70 I H 4 ] M Allen Sco-4s do
Jno I Hardie &co-4l Jurey Il Gillis-4O ! VI San
didge Sco-36 Il Wolfe &co-2l Wyche e. Norgan-
81 Jno Chaffe, Bro Son-i4 Richardson & Aiay-l.
Alcns Scherck 4 An,ey-s Aiken & Watt Raw.
Inns & Murrell--5 W 3 Thompson Sco-5 t. a
Haas W Clarke-4J b Brace-l Hjrsch & Adler
and suniries to orGer-Total. 9iO bale. cotton
LOWER CoAST-Per steamer st Mary-i5 hhds
su 20 bbls moiasSea = Jotlnson-r Il p g..i-,.
- bhds sugar ? Hasp'ro ilco--iy bo.s rice Bush &
ueyert-J1 80 \ Socola.s ) Haspel-sl s:vsrm
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-12
Mlss,ssIRpI CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE

VlcNsBUEG, Jan. 1.-THE Congressional
Investigation Committee examined a dozen
witnesses to-day. including ex-Sheriff Crosby
aud two deputies. Nothing new was elected,
the testimony being for the most part a re-
hash Of the evidence heretofore reported.
Several prominent citizens are to be examined
tomorrow and the next day. The committee
expect soon 20 close their !abors and leave tor
Jackson. where they win interview Gov. Ames.
Eyer. hing IS .niet ABOUT the sheriff Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TERrEEosNH, Cal, Jan. II. Mason College
burned to-day. Loss 100000. No lives lost
ST. JOINS, Jan. H.. Nothing has been
heard from the Farraday, which sailed twenty
four days ago. to pick up the cable. Steamers
arriving from Europe report very stormy
weather
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Bv Railroads.

MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Rau-
ROAD. January 1923 hhds sugar to Jno Adam. =
Chade. Bro Som do so bbls moasaes BeranSS n 3
Gibert-5 do j NJ Putnam-e do Is hhds sugar =
Robert Hare 80 do 81 bbls molasses Bush Lever
| ? half bbls do 90 hhds sugar d Given & Som Hs
cotton A A Mouton--5 do I NJ Simmons d. 1 -
Te trou-3 J Rvkoski-2 L Bibolet-l6 hhds m,s ~
John CaIder~s do H&J Alien ScoMss sae a .1 e
| 36 bbls molasses Vairn & MOrtimer-la hhds snc,.
J Thibaut-20 do Renshaw. Cammack &co-l2 do n
Clapp Bros &co-25 bbls mOlaSseS II Gally-4 do p
Heading-2 do Jos Aycock-34 do 5 half bbls do -
SEWN & Gourlain-22 bbls rice Beers hf bales of
! moss Odell &co-ll hides Fl Salomon-1o Hirsch
Adler do pkg skins L Surle Sco-and sundries to
orer-Total ~ bales cotton 49, hhds sugar 2as bbs
molasses half bbls do
Cargo per steamship Josephine from Galveston
81 bales cotton Walden, Hawkins &oc-21 Kirkpat-
rick & keith-l4 Clapp Bros &c"-l3 r Buckner
Bro Schmidt & Ziegler-6 A Whitney &co-S
Bros JnO Phelps &cO-2O head cattle Mehlo 4
co-and snn,ries to order-Total, 100 bales cotton
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Amite river-Per steamer Alice-5 bales cotton to
Eenshaw, Camlnack &cO-2 do Presf'"0e. Graham 4
CO. head cattle l. Schommer-7s cords wood Mum
cy Il Marcy-and sundries to cr,ler-Tot.l. bales
Gotten
Pearl r,ver-l'er Martine-a5. OF # lumber
to order
Tansmlloa. steamer j C Gault-s cribs tim
Der to order
Wolf river-Per schooner Gaeas-1S 900 feet lum-
Der to order
Wolf River-rer schooner Geo Colrnar-ao 900 feet
Spring tield-Per schooner Joinville-6 bales cotton
30 cords wood to order
Biloxi-Per schooner Ristori-4O cords wood to-
master
Biloxi-Per schooner Lille Armstrong-4O cords
wood TO master
Pascacoula-I'er schooner Falster-2s 900 feet
lumber to order
Pascagoula-Per schooner Mary I.ouise-2O 600
feet lumber 100 Coo latS to order
BoXi-Per schooner Richards cords wood to
master
lanshoro-Per schooner Mary Irene-45.Ooo feet
lumber to order
Amte river-Per schooner Morning LghtL22
cords wood 30 900 shingles 90 600 slaves to master
Pensacola-Per schooner Emma Jane-35 600 feet
lumber to order
Horn Isand-Per schooner Rebecca-5O0 bbls sand
to order
Horn ISland-Per schooner COncorlia-5OO bis sand
to order
Blind riverIer schooner vctora-l2 900 slaves
to order
Pear, river-Per barge Pearl Rivers-15, 900 bricks
% 900 feet lumber 10 order
RECEIPTS AT THR OLD BASIN.
Bay st Iouis-Per schooner Venus-90O bblS of
charcoal to master
MemOrauda.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-12
UNITED STATES srrkEME rorRr DECISIONS

WASHINGTON, Jan 1.-THE Supreme Court
to-day rendered the following decisions
Hamilton ct al VS.. Dillon, error to the Circuit
Court for Tennessee. This was an action
brought by the plaintiff here to recover the
four cents per pound, the charge or tax on
cotton paid toithe defendant as Surveyor Of
the port OF Nashville, for permits to purchase
and ship to the loyal States large quantities
of cotton amounting to over !. 900, 900 pounds,
and the question in the case is whether the
Secretary Of the Treasury was authorized to
impose the payment Of such charge by any
system of regulations to be prescribed by
him. The court says that there can be no
question that the condition requiring the pay
ment of the four cents per pound for per
mits to purchase cotton in and transfer it
from the insurrectionary States, during the
recent war, was competent to the war power Of
the Government to impose. The war being
public one, the Government had at least all
the rights which any belligerent power has
when prosecuting such war. The war was
itself suspension OF commercial intercourse
between the opposing sections, and if the
traffic was to be permitted at all it would
necessarily be upon such conditions as the
Government chose to prescribe. The war
power implies all this without specific men
ton in the Constitution. Affirmed Sir
Justice Bradley delivered the opiuion.
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MORE TROOPS CALLED FOR.

CrNCINNATI. Jan. II. - The EoguUer's
Charleston West Va-) special says The fol-
lowing was sent to President Grant tonight:
Send troops here at once; not single
negro allowed to take his seat
The utmost anarchy prevails. What mnst
do? GSignedl. eH W. BRAzEE,
United States District Commissioner
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-12
NOMlNATIONN.

WAsuINcToN, Jan. II. The following nomi-
nations were confirmed by the Senate to-day
Thacker, of Virginia, as Commissioner of
Patents Spear, of Maine, Assistant Hop
kins, of Virginia, First Examiner Kingley.
Collector OF Revenue Eighth Virginia Dis
trict; Bibb, Postmaster University of Viz
ginia; Moore, Postmaster at Bryan, Texas,
and Bayley, Postmaster at Warrenton, Va.
The following nominations were made to-
day: T. A. Booker, Minister to Russia (;
Theodore Canesius, of Illinois Consul at
Bristol, and George Manly, of Tennessee, as
Minister to Ecuador.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-12
Arrived SUNDAY.

Arrived Sunday.
British steamship Ooeron Hanney from Liverpool
Dee II. to Dcrau. Xerega Sco-2d dist
Norwegian bark kaliStO Kettel. 30 days from Tara
COMA, in ballast, to master-point
Schooner f Craig. Woodbury.. days from Ruatan.
to. J Hacleca Aco-ad dist
Schooner Thos W'nans, -, days from Grand
Gallon to master--2d dist
TONBOtTS.
Ocean. Williams from tie Passes-bIought ZIP bal k
kalistO
Ahita Walker, from the Pas>es-bror.tt I'D sclirs
J f. Craig ana Thos WlDans
STEAMBOATS,.
BradiSh Johnson Brothertnn, from Lower Coast
K W Du@sn. Bryan from Van Buren,
IL Durite, Aiken. from Campte
Carrie Thorn. Thorn from Shreveport
Lizzie Hopkins. Dupuis. from Donasonei'le
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BERLIN.

BEIIN, Jan. lin the Reichstag to-day
Landstrum passed the second reading. The
most important clause, which gives the Gov
eminent power to supply the Landwelr from
Landstrum was agreed to by 176 to 1ol. The
members Of the Fortschritt and Centre voted
with the minority
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-12
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, 4
Tuesday Morning January IL.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
British chip Scioto Mitchell for Liverpool
Miller lNcO
Norwegian bark Alpha. Monsoon for Rouen-
Frerichs & Horn
Austrian bark oeti Dubrovacki, Chernasaz for Liv.
erp0o- Schultz & co
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He3ow-Eoming Up.

Norwegian bark Racer Knud,en a day, from sc',sr-
iiico. TO master
Norwegia barb! Franklin, CIen,en,en 30 days from
Lisbon to master
Nor~ e.n bark TheInis, Anderson II days from st
Thomas, To master
Spanish brig (alet Antonio, days from Havana 10
nIGStA
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~ LftI. 10 - Il IuuNtT5tsl-5u U.St
chooue- Frederick Il, GayIano, IioDi Upper Co
10 ni-.attg--.d dist
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert L Lee. Campbell from vicksburg
Katie. Carleton. from ChicOt
+ L Hodge McEroy. from Baton Rouge
Willie, Trinidad from Camden
W 5 Pike. Brown. from Bayou Sara
WaOon, Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Rice Farmer. Dragon. from Lower Coast
Josephine. Cszzins. from Bonnet Care
Mary Ida. Ruiz, from Convent Lantin.
Seminole, Mitchell from Grand Ecore
Lessie Taylor. Kenison. from Camden
Bertha BIuner. WeDzcll. from Farmersville
ST Mary, Probst, from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Alice, from Amite river
Steamer MARITIME from Pearl river
Steamer J G Gauit. from Tangipaboa
Schooner Geo COmar. from Wolf river
schooner JOinviile, from Springfield
Schooner Lille Armstrong from Biloxi
Schooner Mary Louise, from Pasca.oula
Schooner Richard from Biloxi
Schooter Rehecca from Horn Islam,
Schooner Mary Irene. from Hanshero
Schooner Morning Light. from Aiuite RIVER
Schooner Emma Jane, from Pensacola
Schooner Gaieas, from Wolf river
Schooner fiStOr from Biloxi
ScheoEer ConcoIdia. from Horn IS'aud
Schooner Falster, from Pasca.oula
Schooner Victoria. from Blind river
barge Pearl Rivers. ilom Pearl river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BAsiH.
Schooner Venus, from Bay st Louis
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
MADRID.

MApr1D, Jan. liking Alphonso will en-
ter the capital on Thursday. II is reported
Don Carlos il determined on vigorous pros
ecution OF the war, notwithstanding the
restoration of monarchy. The Govern
ment accordingly direct the resumption of
active operations against him in few days