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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PoRr OF gBw-IoRK. .....".......JAS
CLEARED.
steamship CITY Of Montreal (BE Nehoae Liverpool Se 'oSn
DI ss,p yi,consr Cr Feeu,n Liverpool Williams Guisn
ssssh,p Havana Phillips haysIs Ne r AeIaadre soma
Steamship wynVke COuch Norfolk City Point and hehnoHd Oh
sa%.D Sorta Point Smith, philadelphia with mise and to
LC ssamsh saeGs Bearse BO.tO- H. p D-eet
shP A,. B sess,s tRssp0o A Simon r'S' ss, Co.
Bars Lbers Richardson MOur0rA MARKET Yates Potter
Bart Kong Kys,su SOr Cork orders Punch Bye
% Barn Caroline Ger - Striker Bremen, J. A Pull
schr Jenae N. Carter Carter Providence r. l.. T Benton
SI seir Aae Babe,E Lee Charleston Begtsr Gieeeye Co
scbr Br,, Read St John via Bridgeport Ct,
schT D J. L., Lee Havana E Sanchez poL
Scar Henry Psrket LeHi' per'ra'1 hssn S S 90 ~
Barge J c. whiting whiting NeSHiven.
Steamship Switzerland tBe Jackson Antwerp Dee ls
ans Steamship sa1 Steinaaun Be Lecere Antwerp Dee II with nde
ana Sp@ho Columbus Reed Havana Dec g. nde and
sScnp Champion lockwood cAaesion jan q with Hd'e
9a,1, cs Ca Il. stI , 1s viii Nth Tss s
bHs DOD "u'O'' PoRF1GN PoRTs.
HAvns Jan 5rhe Ge9e IsIsl,,saue Sompany' steamship
'H9,als la srb. Allan steamship Pru,sau Richie nom
Portland % eS 5si Is ne s, s,w,, ev
,g nom boston 90 ior Liverpool arrived here al to
9--lhe Nefth hetnah Lows ateanndlp
o. oserendorp NewloE Dec 20 Tor Bremen
TO-DAY ,.y..- g. - -. D. Al,
calf o Dee IS for Liverpool arrived here al o'clock
tals evening AID pr'ceeleA -,
jan 5-saoa Uufed Stes; Joshua Lariug
Coraan Arrived 81 iRs.s Arcoa, ani MARY
Arrived out oa MARY A. sar-ha W " H. enents
Ebeh Gsneeve STRICKLAND Rspne Socrates Luaa PosDenle
Chuo plo,aro starett Lord o. TIC Isles Eugea Vale,
80 Ner.sn snisa Cape Loni Palmer Martha
@ N.,a5.r oaas Harene, Jane. kaeels. Seoa Barsbus
hsI 49, .ynT As1rew Jackson Also arrived oas: LIu,
~. ss. wesisT SeTnoar Euna Beae Jaha h. HssAen. Jss
S'''s'''I iIor Latest sA.p Se~s see SesenA Page.I
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psSSEVGE FRS SAILED.

FOR LIvBRPOOI-Ha asansAD Of Montreal Jan. 81 D.
Tat Alex MrLsren Rev wm. Browne II. Hilton rene Joha d.
lo1avln C. Hilton Mr Mr. and Mrs Jas
King and infant Miss Marv A. King Ar helmiDg
Weeks T. Bennett james Gmlar yolu Hudson j. Henderson
Jobp Cohem, Janes Ron G. CarieteFo John NJ Morton A.
EempsOn Geoge Moore d. Walker Dr. T. A. Brown and VIE
Dr. Frank 4. Colby. 49,,
Morns NJ ". Morris Rev ~. Deems. HiLce danes
Movrv Jas Edgar G. Graham c. Smith A. D. Lttl-hek o. y
williamson K Taylor and slie. Miss Fitch Wm l.
Fitch Joan 81 George Macmillan.
FOR HAVANA AND MEXTCO-Ia steamship CIV Of Hapdrd
Jan &c scberrer wife and Albert neye Miss " oyoea
M Bsee Ogden James l. Ogcen Jose c. Bon Mrs han s.
Mavorga W. Il. Young s. l. Morrison Lozsno X vega
" Montoo Jourdsn p &. W kuckcesehe VIM hasseL Jas
Nc(Iesr r. TAnayou G. c. betanooar aud vie
Julio Vallejo Henry Cay, Mrs NJ Hoole NJ jones' a
Ieot NJ Layi.da W. T. Morgan A. H. Buck, p D. Gardner
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MINIAruRk ALMANAC.

sun 4,es.... 7.23 4;f9 Moon nses 6o3
sGH VASE Tss pAY-IH
s.uaf Hook Gas COWS Island m 709 Hell Gate Ferry 1858
DAN-P
SANDY Hook. 657 7:34 Hell Gate Feny e2J
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pASSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM tETwERP-TH steamship Suiseytrnd Jan. bMr snt
NJ Ch.r.. ygp tabbu1 Arthur Stgef H. p LUn J. Vanden
BONE NJ auG Mrs Antonio Rack Misses Josephine Hsnnee ss
EMn
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81 a. - ~ n. 90 fnutct1
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1886. .Ms,er The Mayor ke sna " H. S'es"""ss
1892 q. Phys AT Same Ca 49,.
.... | 1880. .Keners Valentine
CnrrTr,
New York 6Gu iy all psced on 'e ay
calendar ppe With uubers calendar hr Iofe
- Wa VAIN Csefi
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79s. .Ritclie and OF. asf. Warrsa.
500. BOOT Agt LsntsrbasA aud
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lna Co.
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GENERAL sKuoSs-HAcXRrr, ReoorierWhsm Gill; john smfh
John robbery fa pretenes Robert Ne
CAdreY, grand aTcenv
OYER AND TRRMyER-BARRErr J-Jeremah Fuller o, a.,
homicide; honcide; kdgard Bpdeffck robbery
Jan The following the ds'
calendar Of Appes jan o. SOa 2s3 2iJ 2ol
2O7, FL, e72. 274 275 97s, go.
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CAPTURE OF A NOTED EXPRESS RoBEEp

MEMPHIS, March lon last Saturday night
at Cape Girardeau, Mo-, detective, William
\. PinkertOn, succeeded IN arresting Ed.
Johnston, alias Proctor, alias Parker, the
.eader of party who robbed Mr. Brady, a
southern express messenger, on the Madison
street line, IA this city, about four weeks
since
Pinkerton arrived here with his prisoner
this afternoon, and as johnson has already
boen indicted by the Grand Jury. and as his
otionse is punishable with death. the proba-
plIl'les are 'Aat he viii hang. rinkeron first
struck his trail at Metropolis. Ills. where he
mad purchased wagon and team in order to
travel overland, and after following him two
hundred miles, secured him a. above stated
Johnston robbed the United States Express
Company III st. Louis some twelve wears
since. for which he served Elk years in the
Missouri Penitentiary, al .er which he became
4 pirate on the Mississippi, and has commit
ted many daring robberies John Woods and
Bill Johnson colored his confederates, are
IL Iail awaiting trial
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COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.

A called meeting Of the Committee OF
Seventy was held last night, and it will be
seen by the following resolutions, which were
then adopted, that that body has placed itsel
on record as utterly opposed to the so-called
Wheeler compromise. The following are the
resolutions:
Resolred, That, in the opinion of the Com
nittee of Seventy the members of the Legis-
lative Caucus who have voted to accept the
Wheeler proposition do not reflect the views
and wishes Of a vast majority OF tie Demo-
cratic and Conservative people of the State.
ReSOycel, That this committee deems the
Wheeler compromise impolitic and utterly
subversiye of the rights and principles for
which we have been SO long contending.
Eesolred, That we adjure those members of
the United Sta es Senate, who are friends to
the cause of Louisiana, to oppose, by all
means in their power, the passage of The
joint resolution recognizing the kellogg gov
eminent.
Lesolred, That we announce on behalf of
the Conservative people of Loui-
siana cur unalterable resolution to continue
to oppose the Kellogg government and to
prosecute the Louisiana cause before the Con-
gress aud people Of the United States, regard
less OF the advice Of those members of the
Conservative Caucus who have voted to ac-
cnpt the Wheeler compromise.
Ii. d. OGDEN, President
4. Il. SOyfHMtYD. Secretary pro telu.
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SUPREME COURT DECISION

WASHINGTON, March In tue Supreme
ourt to-day the case of the State Of Te xas VS.
" hlte y CtSles ct ais. was again heard on a
notion 10 punish Chiles as for a contempt for
rot suuendvring his claim 10 the bonds in
me suit ON deposit with Lloyd Entwistle
y Co, OF london. and Metro Draige & Co.,
OF Manchester, England, as directed by a
decree of eoHrt
The bonds II will be remembered were what
vas SIoWn as Texas indemnity bonds, about
Two hundred in number. and were sold mon
Sae authority Of the War Department to
ArssTs Wnite and Chiles by the r., 81 mill
taFy board Of the State. The decision was
mat the bonds remained the property of the
state, and that the contract OF sale made by
ne military board was void. While now
CLAIMS that the title to the bonds is vested in
MN by virtue Of another contract made with
me proper authorities of the State with him
'!'ne and that be Is about 10 have the aues-
ioA OF the validity of this contract passed
upon by the English Courts. T. L. Merratt
'ha /. }. Durant tor the State; Abbott Pike.
L. W. johnson aud l.. A. Rice for Chiles.
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THE CITY.

DANGEROUS AND SrspICIogs.-Speciaf OF
GERS VIM Walsh and Robt Harris. about
o'clock yesterday afternoon, succeeded in can
turing professional thief on Dryades. neal
Perdido street, named George Thomas, alias
burnt-hngered George, a fellow of mplexior
about the shade of charcoal calling himself
twenty six years of age, but in vice more than
one hundred. He was locked up in the First
and charged with being dangerous and s1s.
plclous character and 10 vagrant.
BREACH OF Trust AND EuEEzzYhsfrsr.-
A. b. Shepord was brought before JUDGE
Evans, OF the First Municipal Court. being
charged by one Jno. g. Chadwick with breach
OF trust and embezzlement. 1t appears that
on the 10th of November, 1874, Mr. Chad
WICK placed in the hands OF Shepord for sale,
ten pieces OF furniture; the said Shepord sold
nine pieces, for which he made a correct
account to Chadwick, but the tenth and last
piece ID his possession being a marbe-top
center table, valued at fifty dollars, he failed
to account Tor in any manner, and refused
payment OF the same to Mr.. Chadwick, who
brought suit against him to recover. The
court fixed the bail at five hundred dollars
for appearance Of defendant
THL-TAPPING AND A KNOCK Down. -About
: O'Clock on Sunday afternoon three Young
rascals entered the fruit store of Mr. Basile.
at the corner of Toledano and Magazine
streets and one of the party tapped the
TIL to the amount of tour dollars. While in
the act, Mrs. Basile discovered him, and in
making an attempt TO capture him was
Knocked down by one of the villains, who
lied out of the store. Officer Lemartre. of
the Seventh Precinct, was promptly on hand |
and, giving chase to the fellows, succeeded |
III capturing two Of the gang, who cave their
names as Charles Smith and Charles Harri |
son. TheE We're both immured in the station |
wLer they can learn lesson of honesty and |
tie respect at least due woman.
sHoo FLY.-Andrew Wiley, a willy vonth
aged twenty-slx, and, strange TO say. a shoe
maker 10y trade, being too lazy to make him
'Fif covering tor bis pedal extremities, pur
oined from Mr.. J. Westermeyer. of % s..
Jharles street pair OF CATERS which the
owner valued at eight dollars, and the i'm
1fsohment OF the said Andrew in the First
9reclnct on charge of larceny.
NIGHT LoDGEEs. Prisoners at the First
,fecinct Station for drunkenness fi9btino
nd sleeploS out Were numerous but the
iSht dodgers outdid them in numbers, as
here were about one hundred of every AGE :
nd nation that could be thought o.. Old !
lad gave them comfortable place on the !
ougn side OF pine board.
INST METROPOLITAN PoIrcE Corrr The
aNe OF fItrlck Donohoe charged bv Cant J
ones WI h the larceny Of three bales of co. ,
n lroin The schooner Julia A. Ward. on tha
IN nit', came up before Judge Evans yes T
tdAE' Ahe accused Was put under $1,000 to \
1pt n. 7
! ~ DIVER AEsoS CAaE.-John AMI Ed &
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MARINE.

SOUTHWEST Pass, March l, noon. Baron
eter $3.50. Wind south, fresh. Meathe
foggy.
Arrived: British bark Malta, Malcolmsep
master, 81 days from Liverpool.
NO departures.
fAss-A-L OUTRE, March !, Noon. Wind
south, strong, Weather very hazy.
Arrived: Ship Baden, Paine. master. fftv.
two days from Hayre.
No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March l, 6 ?. M.-Barom-
eter $3.50. Wind southeast, fresh, with thi *
fog.
No arrivals Or departures
GALVESTON, March l. Arrived: Steamship
Whitney from Brashear, Josephine from
Brashear Hewes from Havana, Clinton from
BraShear Hutchinson from Indianola.
Cleared: Steamship Clinton for Indiauola.
Sailed Josephine for Brashear, Whitney
for Brashear, Morgan for Indianola, Hutchin-
son for Rrashear, Clinton for Indiauola,
schooner Charles E. jackson for Portsmouth.
New YORK, March l Arrived out: Abys-
Sinia.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL IMPEDED BY HEAVY SNOW
STORMS.

CINCINNATI, March 1.-The Gusette's Fort
Wayne special says that slcet storm pre-
JAILED there al last night and to-day, detain-
Ing the railroad trains considerably
Reports from above Fort Wayne give ac
counts OF heavy snow, averaging two feet in
depth. TIE Grand river Valley and Jack
on, Lansing and Saginaw rold have all been
unable TO Star. q train
The Fort Wayne and Jackson road have
With difficulty got the moil trains over their
toad making ~ att mpt to run Others Thar
e4ptess trains tlah way tonight have been
abandoned and unless the storm ceases they
probably will Get nothing through to-mof-
TOW.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
BY JUSTICE TALIAFERRO,

BY Justice IALIAfERRO.
Keene vs. Guier-Case remanded,
Succession of Coleman. Judgment a.
tirmed
Baden VS.. Reeves. Judgment affirmed.
Deforges vs. \. 0. c. F.-Judgment a.
frmed.
Mestier VS.. Ferrail Judgment affirmed.
Bell vs.. Succession of Connana.-Judgment
affirmed.
/ III JUSTICE HOWELL.
Mrs. A. L. Randall VS.. H. NJ. Robinson and
A. Hayman & Co.-Judgment amended.
Mrs J. \. Fluker VS.. Mrs Harriet Herbert.
Judgment at1irQed
Shryock q Rowland VS.. c. NJ. Pitcher
Judgment affirmed.
| Police Jury w. A. L. Mahoudeau ct ais
Judgment reversed
| Lapene & Fevre VS.. De Laporte.-Judp.
ment affirmed.
State ex rel. Gay VS.. Judge Fifth Judicial
Observation-Disclosures refused.
Same vs.. Discontinued.
Gay vs.. Bovar}. Judgment affirmed.
BY JUSTICE WHY.
State rel. Mrs. l.. Ferrand VS.. the judge
q The Sixth District Court Mandamus made
paremptory.
New Orleans Canal and Banking COMPANY
VS.. the Recorder ct al. of parish OF Pointe
Coupee. Judgment affirmed.
Joseph Moore vs.. Mrs. Sallie Pope and hus-
band, VIM. J. Pope, interyenor, Judgment
anDulled.
Isaac Riley vs. J. Oscar Howell-Judgmeut
annuled and suit dismissed
Sarah S. Tilden vs.. Catherine Haine.-Judp-
ment affirmed
keiffer Bros. ct al. vs.. Isaac Starn ct al
Judgment annulled.
Bank OF America vs.. Septime Fortier.-
Judgment amended.
Succession Of JAS. W. Hadnot Appeal dis
missed.
A. A. Knox VS.. Mrs. Julia Harris.-Judp-
nent affirmed, with ten per cent. damages.
BY JUSTICE MORGAN.
Sam Smith i Co. VS.. city of New Orleans
refused.
State ex rel. Pecot VS.. Parish Judge of St.
Nary. Rule made absolute
State ex rel. Provost VS.. Judge Seventh
Judicial District Mandamu refused.
Heirs of Hatcher VS.. NJ. Chapman.
nent affirmed.
Prudh omme VS.. Salamander insurance Com
'any.-Judgment reversed.
State vs.. Epps.-Judgment reversed and
ase remanded.
G. X. David VS.. Parish of Baton Rouge
ppeal dismissed
E. Droz vs. Parish of East Baton Rouge
ppeal dismissed.
State VS.. Epps & Brown.-Appeal dis
Kissed.
Payne vs. Fritz Appeal dismissed.
flash, Lewis Il Co. VS.. Lindner.-Judg-
ent affirmed.
Perkins Il Bllieu VS.. Morgan.
yersed.
jacobs vs. Garmania Insurance Company.-;
ldgnent affirmed
Anderson vs.. Annette. Judgment amended.
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4 sTAIE TGEAsuRER CRNsuRED.

ATIA&Tt, March 1.-The Legislature passed
a resolution Of censure upon the State Treas
uror for negligence and bad management in
Office directing the Governor to appoint an
assistant to rcctify and inaugurate system;
also directing and providing for thorough
Investigation vi the financial condition of the
State. There has been no dofilcatioG, but
only careless management The Speaker,
Hlrdeman, on adjournins tbs House she die,
.sd Used obedience 10 law and said that patient
submission 20 wrong would stimulate a sense
OF right III the hearts of the American people.
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hJ RaiAG OF THE JACKSON COUNTY, miss.
COURTHOUSE.

ScRANToN, Miss, March L. AZ 2 O'Clock
this imornin8 the court house OF jackson
county was burned
The deeds and money in the clerk Office,
taken from the safe, were saved. The safe,
containing about three hundred dollars, was
examined after the fire, and found to be all
right.
MIR. Alley the Clerk. was the first one or
tho ground and bursted the Off ,e door open
but the heat prevented any entrance what
ever. The fire was raging to such an extent
Tat it was utterly impossible to enter the
building at al.
The Sheriff loss amounts TO about $1,000
or more.
col. Smith, Messrs. Ally, Ramsay High
tower and Dr. Ports met at Mr.. Alleys resi-
"ence immediately after the fire and investi-
'ated the contents Of the iron safe rescued
rom the fire and found the deeds and money
The origin OF the fire is n mystery
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HOLOCAUST on RAILROAD PROPERTY.

CNCGNEAT., March 1.-The Commercials
Springfield, Ohio, special says: The Round
House OF tie Cincinnati, Sandusky and
Cleveland railroad, having q capacity for
sixteen locomotives, was burned this morning,
together with tive locomotives and machine
shop adjoining. The loss is estimated at from
fifty TO seventy thousand dollars. Insurance
5erenty i've hundred dollars on the buildings
Not known how much on the contents.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINcrNNATI, March L. River forty-two fee
six inches and rising. A heavy rain fell las
night. Weather cloudy and nila Arrived
Charles Morgan, from New Orleans.
PITIsBUEG, March l. River eight feet
eight inches and falling. A tall OF snow last
night, and rain ut intervals to-day.
EVANSVILLE, March l. 49, Raned all last
mint and at intervals to-day Mild and
cooler tonight. River risen six feet, now
twenty feet on gauge.
LOUISVILLE, March l. River eleven feet
steamboat water on the falls and rising two
and one quarter inches per hour Weather
warm; teavy rains last night and this morn
ing. All tributaries in Kentucky and In
diana swollen. Feals are entertained of
treshot. The Sherlock, laid over for repair
ing her chimneys, went down today.
ST. Louis, March 1.-Arrived CITY of Alton
from New Orleans. Departed: None River
rising fast, between nine and ten feet to Cairo.
The gorge at klmmswick has broken and run
ont Cold snow tonight and freezing hard.
CAIRO, March 1.-Arrived: Hale and blrges
from Cincinnati, A. NJ. Departed: JOS.
Kinney for st. Louis, : Z. NJ, james Howard
for New Orleans, 8, Hale for New Orleans.
, A. NJ, Indiana for New Orleans, 6 p. M.
liver tHenty-seven feet seven inches and
rising; heavy rain last night. Weather cooler
and Cloudy. Mercury 49,
MEMPHIS, March 1.-River risen twenty ,
nlne inches Weather clear and warm: there |
was heavy rain storm last night Departed
Mary Boyd for Arkansas River Glencoe. Bis
naick and City of Nicksburg for s.. I.onis. |
md Baum for Cincinnati.
NIcKSBUEr. March l. Passed down; Frank
'argoud, at 7. M. No boats up to-day.
lrriyed: Natchez, at 5 P. NJ Weather
7arm and cloudy. River fallen five inches.
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A nENnfnArIr VICTORY IN GALVESTON.

GALyLsr. March l.-Tho municipal cleo
tion here passed off very quietly to-day; nearly
Il full registered vote cast. X. J.. FGlton, a
Democrat, VA elected Mayor by about three
thousand majority. All Of the Dem ocratic
nominee for Aldermen were elected by over
whclmin5 ia. critics. S.rict party lines were
yTlwn
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-02
NEW YORK HGslClpaL CHANGES.

NEW YanF, March 1.-The Commissioner
of the Dapar. nant Of Public Works, Van Mort,
lan Tered lily resignation TO Mayor Wickham
to-dly wLle-4 was accepted and Mr. Fnz
John Porter appointed to fill the vacancy.
iAo Mayor regrets exceedingly tina. Mr.. Van
n prt could aot lie induced TO remain in Office
rtl the expiration of his term Of Office, and
lIghly coImenis his administration.
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ward Dryer, charged with setting fire to II.
house situated on Prieur street, betwes"o
Common and Gravier streets, on the morn;na
OF January 20, 1875, were brought befors
Judge Evans last evening a. o'clock After
the examination ofsome six or seven Witnesses
for the prosecution, who proved nothing, ths
prisoners were discharged, deponent failns
to make case.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-02

1t looks somewhat as if PinchbacI has
been beaten simply to leave the way clear for
brother-n-law Casey. This would be a yari-
atlcn, but no improvement. Ga the whole
we would prefer the negro gambler to the
white intriguer. The latter is the more dan
gerous Of the two. Yet there are many indi-
cations that the Federal manipulation Of Lon
isiana affairs now hinges Oh the elevation If
this disreputable brother-in-lav 10 the United
States Senate, We shall see.-Bg+,H9 C9ur;e-
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lcoyTIHuEp FROM FIRST PAaE.l

it is thought that it may be saved. The river
is still rising slowly.
The destruction of fences, stock and
houses, for three hundred miles, up and
down, is very great probably the greatest
ever known, With the possible exception of a
food eight years ago.
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nkAIulIINI EIEE

SI LorIs, Feb. ga dispatch from Wich!,
t., Kansas, says sixteen business houses Were
Turned out there yesterday morning, involv.
ing loss Of 80, 900. The insurance is very
fiaaN
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DEBT STATEMENT.

WAsHSoroy, March 1.-Decrease during
lhe month, 8 100000
Cash in the treasury coin, SO. SOC, 900 f;
currency. 81, 10000.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-02

a st. Louis dentist recently broke A
woman's jaw while pulling one of her teeth
Since then the number of men in that city
who are each atfectionately maneuvering to
sluander new set of teeth on his mother-in-
law is said to he remarkable.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-02

ALEXANDRA, Va, March THE committee
Of the Diocese Of Virginia declines TO give its
consent 10 tAe election OF DR.. Dekoven as
Bjshop Of Illinois.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-02

Signor Sonzogno, the manager of an ultra
Radical paper called Il tapitaie has been as
sassinated in Rome. having been stabbed
several times with knife. The murderer bas
been rlested, but tie motive Of his crime Il
mol VT known.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LNEErooI, March l, 100 z. M-Cottor
firm; Dliddling lplands 7s@Sd, Middline
Orleans SD; estimated sales to-day 20, OOt
bales, including 5000 for speculation and ex-
port
March aud April delivery from Charleston
or Savannah, not below Good Ordinary,
i5-i6: do not below Low Middling, : 1916;
April and May do, l-l6; May and June do,
81. March shipments from New Orleans, not
below Low Middling, 81; do, from Savannah
or Charleston, s 1-l6
LATER.-3:50 T. NJ. Cotton unchanged: the
sales to-day include II, 300 bales OF american.
PARIS, March |. $3.50 7. M-Rentes Glf zoe.
LONDON, March /. 1880 Z. M.-Consols for
money 93093!: on account 49, {, s3! 1O-4Us
lob; new 5-2O's 1913.
LIVERPOOL, March j. T. M-Cotton-
Sales on basis Of Middling Uplands, nothing
below Low Middlins, shipped March and
April, 3-lGns "a; do, nothing below Good
Ordinary, delis erable April and May sd;
sales On basis Of Midlling Orleant. nothing
below Low Middling, deliverable april and
Nay, S5i. Corn 3D. 3dNt 33s 3d.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-02

We grow tired of ourselves much more Ct
other people. Use may in part reconcile rs
to our own tediousness. but we do not adent
that OF others on the same paternal prin-
ciple.-Ha-lHt.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-02
Fh1RABIIlTIES

MAsHINGToN, March For the Gulf
.'.ates' slightly higher pressure. colder clear
ing "'.|Ae-, ana northwest t. southwest
winds. 90