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FUEL, LIGHT AND WATER.
MOLLY MAGUIRE TRIALS.
THE EDWARD KELLY CAsE-CLosE or THE
TESTIMONY FOR THE PRosECUTIoN-THE
DEFENCE ABANDONED.

THE EDWARD KELLY CAsE-CLosE or THx
DEYENCE ABANDONED.
MAucH CHUNK, Pa, April 3, 1870
Tho evidence In tho case OF the Commonwealth
against Edward Kelly indicted for the murder Of John
r Jones' closed about four O'Clock this after
Alter examining over 100 witnesses, covering
all the ground the from tho timo that Kclly
and his accomplices len Mount Lanoe on tho morning
OF September / until tho commission OF the murder
and the arrest ofths murdersrs Tamaqua tho Com.
monweath rested It's case and tho defence, offering
evidence for their CLIENT also rested Arguments
will commence tomorrow morning and the case will
probably reach tho jury some tmc on Wednesday.
Tho decision may 10 considered as forcgone concu
since SATURDAY. Mr. Lin Bar. holoInow virtually
abandoned tho that day, and did not put In
appearance all to-day This particular desort0n by
Mr.. Bartholomew or hts cIicut In tho hour OF peril
IL variously commented upon and the general opinion
Is that u ID deserving OF censure.
Doyle, tho condemned man. 10 In good health and
spirits, and to-day expressed hope that something
day OF his execution is but four weeks on Pubic
excitement has somewhat abatcd In these Molly Ma
gurc trials but IL Will be all agow again whom Camp
bell Is called 10 tho bar. In the OF Doyle and
Kelly the Commonwealth seeks TO punish some Of tho
instruments by which the organization oil Molly Ma
CURES havo accomplished their murdcr0us work. Tho
trial Of Campbell will inauguratc tho blows OF justice
against tho institution ITSELF
Tho conviction or Kclly will have the OBJECT Of de-
laying DoyIos execution ttlc ~ II Ia thought that
tho Governor would respite HIM and appoint the two
executions 10 take place the same day.
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THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

xFyECr ON THE ARKANSAS sIDE--yLIGHT OF
NUMEROUS YAMILIEs-A GENERAL OVERFLOW
IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY NOT ANTIc1
PATED.
MEMPHIS, April 8, 1s7d
Tho effects Of tho food beginning TO DO felt o,
the Arkansas side. Numbers Of families at RopncId
immediately opposite this city, have boon forced ID
leave thor houses, and passengers who arrived BY
the Little Rock train this morning report tho
over tho track Edmonds, but the train went OUT
to-day. Tho water is now ten inches below extreme
high water and about inch below tho
hign water Of May, 1874, when great damage
was donc Ia the ncghborh0od OF Sunnower,
Bolivar and Lake Providence. Tho crcvnssc reported
this morning Was st Dennis, nearly opposite Laconia
Ark instead Of at Daviscs, first reported and
caused by tho bank caving In. The watcr through
this will into tho Sun1ower River through Bayou
Phalinh.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY ls7e-TRIPLE SHEET.

date General Toledo has taken service with Gen.
eral Diax That decides tho question mooted yssser-
day as to Toledo's having betrayed General Labarra
LOSSES ACTION.
The wounded number twenty-four
Tho losses on tho government side are not known.
General Labarra has been joined by his family and
occupies the house recently occupied by General Daz
in Brownsville.
Colonel Cristo and great many other ofncers In
this place.
MARCHING PROM MONTEREY.
General Fucro is tho march from Monterey TO
Matamoroa
General Labarra expects him in nvo or six days.
DiAz's PROCLAMATION
General Daz has issued proclamation requesting
citizens TO home and asond their business
He promises them tho security and rights guaranteed
by tho constitution OF 1857.
INCIDENTS
General Iabarra anticipates leaving the frontier.
General Diaz has not forwarded communication TO
General Potter. He was writing one yesterday. II
is probable that the tying OF tho gunboat Rio Bravo
on tho Mexican side is not violation OF neutrality
WAR MATERIAL
Arms and ammunition were received to-day, some
consigned to parties on this side, some to General
Iabarra and some to tho commanding oficer at
Maiamoros.
CASH SUPPLY.
General Daz Is reported have received $40 900 BY
tho last steamer from New Orleans.
AMERICAN OFFICIAL REPORTS TO WARRINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1870
Tho following kilograms havo been received by tho
Secretary Of the Navy
BROWNSVILLE. Texas. April l. 1876.
TO Hon. GsoRGE d. RoDEsoS Secretary OF tho Navy,
Am under way for Matamoros VIII confer with
Consul and report. HENRY /. JOHNSON,
Commanding United States steamer Rio Bravo.
MArAxoRos, April I, 1875.
To Hon. GEORGE N. RoBEsoS, Secretary Of the Navy,
Washington
Havc conferred with Consul Revolutionsts about
100 strong within sight OF city, and attack is
momentarily expected Tho immediate danger appre-
hcnded is that the government troops will join tho in
surgcnts and sack tho city Tho principal business
houses arc closed and the CITY Is In state OF panic.
Many Mexicans and foreigners crossing to Browns
vile, including the German Consul and the Mexican
officials and their families ! am in q position Of
fcctually use all the orcc at my command which may
be insufficient II general outbreak occurs
HENRY /. JOHNSON, Commandant
MATAMoRos CAPTURED
MArAMoROs, April q 1870
TO Hon. GEORGE N. RoBEsos Secretary OF the Navy,
Tho insurgents under Pornrio DIaz took possession
OF this city this morning. meeting with very little op-
position. Up to tho present time perfect order Ia
maintained. General LabarrA, with about twenty men,
Mexican government rctakng Matamorcs for somc
time ~ all its troops In this vicinity have either
rendered or joined the insurgents.
HENRY L. JOHNSON, Commandant
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Nh. CAVES EXPLANATION or THE KHEDrvE's
TREASURY coNDrrIoN-wHAT THE RULER
TOLD THE ENGLISH coMHIssIoNER
LONDON, April 8, 1s76
Mr. Cave, In mis- report on Egyptian nnanccs says
CAT tho audience in which took leave Of tho Khc-
dive. His Hiehness acquainted with no re-
GENTLY discovered his calculations affecting tho land
ax whereby tho revenue at the end OF ten years would
bs more seriously diminished than he had anticipated
70 that in 1886 tho Egyptian treasury would lose
e12 SOC, oo0"
N cAyx's RxPoRr-prsHoxEsr AND wAsTEvuL orr.
GALS CAUSE IMMENSE LOSSES
Mr. Cavc's report shows that Egypt has suffered
much from the dishonesty and wastciuness OF her ON
cala
A rHRrrrLEss KxrEDTESr.
Tho Khcdivo's government, with the intention OF
easing enough capital 10 pay tho floating debt made
law enabling land owners to commute the land tax en-
terms which entail tho sacrifice OF half tho revenue
from this source for all time for the sake OF obtaining
eleven times tho annual amount for the period Of
twelve years.
Tho result is disastrous
Tho sum raised only sufnccs to pay tho interest on
the floating debt
GLOOMY OUTLOOK.
Tho Egyptian revenue, which now produces about
$751; $780, WILL after 1885, BY operation OF tho above
law, lose the annual sum OF ST., 100000
The normal expenditure is about $45 400, 4os, over
bali Of winch is devoted 90 the service OF the debit
Every available portion OF tho revenue pledged az
security for loans
THE IMMEDIATE PRESSURE
The present pressure from the Rhedive's in
ability 10 meet the bonds OF the floating debt, which
arc continually falling due, and arc estimated to
amount Ct least to sel,2l5,3s0
WHAT TEE ESoLfsH EXPERT Rxcoxnsxps
The report recommends tho consolidation Of shs sx-
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THE NEMESIS OF ECONOMY.

NO LIGHT AND NO HEAT FOR THE GOVERN
MRNT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN POST
oFYIcE-sKCRErARY BRIsrOw DELAYS THE
BUSINESS OF THE COUNTRY.
PIrrsBURo, April 3. 1870
The Post once at this city and also tho Custom
House in almost total darkness tonight, owing to
letter nom the Treasury Department announcing that
appropriations for payment Of the govern
ment gas and tho water bills for the
ycar 1876 had become exhausted and, there
fore all gas and should be OF and all employees
connected with departments should discharged
Tho consequence Is that gas and water shut on
from the government building at noon to-day, and tho
1rcmcn were also discharged Tho Post Office clerks
doing the best they with talow ssdips y but
Postmaster Higly says that II some arrangement 10 not
madc TO furnish light tons Of mail matter accumu
late In 4 fow daye.
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FRANCE.

THE INDUSTRIAL MISSION TO THE AMERICAN
cENrExNrAL--rRrExDLY INTENTIONS OF THE
CONTINENTAL DxMocRArs.
PARIS April 3, 1876
The committee appointed for the purpose OF sending
dcpusation OF French workmen tho Centennial Ex-
hbiton Philadelphia publish address 10 America
explaining the object OF the visit Of the delegation.
THE INTENT or THE MISSION
They say that the approximations OF American arti-
sans that tho French may Introduce lower wages and
other unfavorsblc changes arc groundless The ma
ory Of the delegates occupy good positions In France
They only desire 70 compare the Industrial products or
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrvICKB,
WARRINGTON. April Al A n.
WAR DEPARTxES'

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or the CHIEF SIGNAL OrYICKR,
WASHINGTON, April Al H.
Probabilities
For Tuesday In the South Atlantic States, rising ba
rometcr, westerly winds and warmer, partly cloudy
and clearing weather will prevail.
For tho Eastern Gulf States, stationary barometer
warmer clear weather and higher temperature, with
northeast and variable winds
For the Western Gulf States, stationary, followed by
falling barometer. higher temperature, clear wcathes
and south to cast winds
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, rising baromc.
ter, clear or clearing weather, westerly winds and
higher temperature
For the Mississippi ana Lower Missouri valleys, fall
ing barometer winds shifting southwest and south
cast and warmer clear weather
For the upper lakes, rising barometer, northwest
winds and clearing weather, with stationary tenn
pcraturc.
For the lower lakes, falling followed BY rising
barometer, stationary lower temperature, south.
west 10 northwest winds and cloudy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, westerly winds,
rising barometer and temperature, cloudy and clear
Ing weather.
For New England, southeast winds, rising followed
by falling barometer, stationary temperature Glsady
and rainy weather.
Tho rivers continue 10 rise slowly.
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THE STORM IN ALABAMA.

RISE OF THE RIVER FIVE rEEr-GRIAr DANA
AGE TO BUILDINGS.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 3, 1876.
rain storm prevailed over nearly the entire State,
coming from the East and lasting nineteen hours with
out intcrmisson, accompanied by unusually heavy
thunder and continuous lightning and wind.
Il is considered the heaviest rain ever
known in this region, seven inches having fallen Great
damage has been donc 10 the planting interest The
Alabama River has risen nve feet and il now rising "
tho Of -four and hall inches per hour No loss OF
life Is reported, but many houses have been blowa
down. No trans have arrived here since saturday
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BRAZIL.

PRODUCE MARKET AND FINANCIAL REPoRrs.
RIO JAxERo, April s. 1875.
Coffee market quiet; prices maintained without
change
Exchange on London, Is
SANTOS April B. 1875
Coffee market animated; prices nrm; superior San
tos, 100 $3.50 reis per ten kilos
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listing debt by the Issue Of new loan At moderate in
serest ano the appointment OF person who win inspire
confidence such MI Rivers Wilson, the head Of
Board Control TO supervise the collection Of taxes
II the present debt IL replaced by at moderate
rate OF interest there IL why the country
should not quickly recover
Mr.. Cavc says IL would appear from his calculations
that tho resources OF Egypt are Sufficient, II properly
managed, 20 meet her liabilities
TI0E IN THE EAST.
PARIS. April 3, 1874
The Manager de Paris, aluding to the action OF
France tho Egyptian Affair." says:-"France has
sumed the rank belonging 70 her Our prestige In tho
East ID restored without England having any right 10
complain
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS ELECTIONS.

SYRACUSE, April 3, 1874
The democratic caucuses In this city to-day to cot
delegates the district conventions were very largely
attended and considerable excitement prevailed The
anti Tidcn democrats carry seven wards by large ma.
joriiics Twenty hundred votes being cast In tho
Fourth ward the proceedings declared irregular,
and another caucus will probably DO called.
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OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE.

LATEST BETTING on THE ENGLISH uSIvERsr-
TIES BOAT RACE.
LONDON, April ., 1874
Tho betting the inter University boat race to-day
(P. NJ IS 9 10 in favor OF Cambridge.
The Cambridge crow rs gaining in favor.
A. this hour live NJ tho betting is to against
Oxford.
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GABLE NE w S
From All Parts Of the
World.
LERDO'S GREAT LOSS.
How the Men Of the Mexican Revolt
ton Captured Matamoros.
AMERICAN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Exploration in Africa Lieutenant CamerOn's
Coljseturcs Concerning Stanley.
EGYPTIAN GAIN IN ABYSSINIA.
Victoria Victorious Voted
Empress Of India.
CHANGE FIRM AND UPWARD.
British Ministerialist Explanation Concern
ing Count Won Amin.
BETTING ON THE BOAT RACE.
Latest from Turkey, TuniA Franco, Reno
and Other Quarters.
CAMERON AND STANLEY.
CHANGE FIRM AND UPWARD.
British MnisteriaIst Explanation Concern
ing Count Won Amin.
BETTING ON THE BOAT RACE,
Latest from Turkey, Tunis, France Reno
and Other Quarters.
CAMERON AND STANLEY.

rHE ENGLISH xxPLoRxR FROM AFRICA At Lrv-
ERPooL-DrD NOT MEET THE AMERICAN TX
PEDIrIox-wHAr HE HEARD or srANLEx's
xoBcx-rHx HERALD ooxxAxDxR *
TRINITY POPULAR.
From the Evening Telegram OF Yesterday
LONDON, April 8, 1870.
Lieutenant Cameron, the African explorer, who
arrived at Liverpool on Saturday per steamer
Congo, told the correspondent OF the telegram in
conversation this morning, that he did not meet
Mr.. SANKEY'S expedition during his travels, but
heard reports Of his being crippled By assertions
nom his command.
srAuEY's DANGER.
Lieutenant Csmeron's force also sunered greatly
kom the Same cause, but he was fortunately saved
BY falling in with friendly caravan. 1t is Lieu
tenant Cameron's opinion that unless Mr.. Stanley
encounters IKE assistance his situation win DO truly
critical.
STANLEY UNIVERSALLY LIKED.
II Mr.. Stanley goes to Nysngwe he win receive
every assistance from Dugumbe, the head chief
Mr.. Stanley was universally liked by the chiefs
whom Lieutenant Cameron met with. they spoke
Of him in extrsvsgant terms, and all expressed
not only their Willingness but their anxiety to be Of
assistance TO HIM.
MoLnH MUNICIPAL HONOR 10 IIEuyxsANT
CAMERON.
LvERrooL, April 8, 1S7d
Lieutenant Cameron was presented with an address
~ the Town Council to-day and afterward entertained
u luncheon By tho Mayor
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AFRICA.

rHz INDUSTRIAL REPRESENTATIVE or ruNm
urBARKED FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LONDON April 5, 1870
Mr. George b. Heap, United States Consul at Tunis,
with bis family, will sail from Liverpool April s. in the
steamship Indiana, for Philadelphia Mr. Heap will
represent Tunis at the Centennial Exhibition.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria win leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho malls for Europe will close at the Post once Il
eleven o'clock A. NJ
Tns NEW YoRK Naturalization for Europe-wll
DO ready at eight o'clock in the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing six centa
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A GENERAL OVERFLOW NOT LIKELY.

NEW ORLEASs, April 3, 1876.
Colonel Hardee, City Engineer Of New Orleans,
presses tho opinion that the OF general overflow
tho Mississippi Valley are not we'll founded His
fully given interview today and tho conclu-
sonarrvcd the present condition the upper
tributaries combined with those lower down do not
warrant approximations OF such overflow would be
damaging 70 the prospective agricultural interests OF
tho valley.
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A FRESHET In GEORGIA.

MACON April g. 1870
The 0cmulgee River Is higher now than since shl
Harrison tcshet There is much damage TO plantc1
along the river.
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A-BExNErr BUILDING.

A-BExNErr BUILDING
FIRE PROOF. -
LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON srS
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
To LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
ALWAYS FIGHT CATARRH WITH wOLCOTT1
CArARnm AsSinrIAroR subdue pain with PAIN PAfS,
Depot 90 Chatham st.
A REGULAR s. HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS. - 81
vorshsa - New Chnrch a.. up stairs
A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR.. MARSH (PRINCI
pal Of late Marsh Co.. his old Office No. Ncsoy ~
Astor House. No uptown branch.
A-THE PERUVIAN SYRUP BUILDS UP AN iROl
constitution. just the medicine for debility and enront
diseased
DANGER SIGNALS FROM THE wEATHE1
Bureau significant u storm than cough
Of consumption. Prcvdentiay cure any cough VITA
BALR's HoSsY or HoRsHoUxp AND TAR
fixx's ToorHAcnx DRors enre IN one minute
FAMOUS INvENTION.-THE ELEGANT SILK
EIssrtr TRUss. sold only By ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
Broadway suppants AL tho metal trusses OF the dc
past.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Next Drawing fskcs place April
Prizes cashed orders hsd inform furnished 90
pcasiop Highest paid for Spanish Bank BIs tsov.
ernmsnsa. &C.. Ia TAYLOR 4 Co, BankerA
II Wall e.. Nee Yoek
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALI.
Asssssd sevsrsssA JOHN AATIhkwA ~ ~ - ~
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GENERAL Won MoLrKE IN THE CAPITAL.
RoxE, April 8. 1870
General Won Moltke has arrived in this city.
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TURKEY.

ukPERrALIsr TROOPS IN ACTION WITH BOSNIAN
Observation-Disclosures sANIrARIANs RE-
CALLED FROM MONTENEGRO.
RAGUsA, April g. 1874
There was engagement between tho Turks and
Bosnans in tho vicinity OF Grahovo Sunday lasting
throughout the day.
No particulars Of tho engagement have been 70.
ccvcd-
AUSTRIAN OFFICERS REcALLEp
II Is stated that Austria has recalled all tho medcal
STAFF who went TO Montenegro TO attend tho and
wounded refugees
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Tho following record will show tho changes in thu
temperature for tho past twenty hours In compar
son with tho corresponding Of last year. ind
Gated by the thermometer ~ Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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BnKACH OF ARMBTICE BIZ INSURGENTS.
LONDON. April 4. 1870
Ragusa despatch to the Standard says several d.
visions OF the insurgents have determined to ignore
she armistice
AUSTRIA MAy INTERVENE
telegram to the Times from Berlin says II peace
Is settled in Herzegovina by tho time the armstice
expires forcible Intervention BY Austria may take
place.
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BOSTON GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

BOSTON GOVERNMENT BUlLDMos.
BosroS, April 3, 1876
An order was received nom Secretary Bristow TO-
day directing that the fuel light and be cut or
from tho public buildings here owing the appropri-
alton being exhausted In the Post Onicc the en-
ginccrs and other employees charge Of tho building
have been discharged and tho building will probably
DO In total darkness onight unless temporary arrange
ments made Tho Custom House, United States
Court House and Marine Hospital In tho same pre-.
dtcAmenk
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Luzon B. Morris. both democrats, by about 800 m
jority over Rev. DR.. Bacon and George II Walroua
Bacon ran votes ahead OF his colleague. The srccn-
bkck candidates received about I, 200 votes.
Tho citizens tickets for assessors and Board Of Ro
lief elected and the democrats elect the Justices
NEW HAVEN. April g. 1870
Tho complete vote on senator in tho Fourth dis
trict Isl
Merwin (rep .....................4 .aa2
Bowers (dem. 1868
Hall (pronib j. %
Anderson (grcenback). LII
WAIT ELECTED TO CONGRESS-.
NORWICH Conn, April 3, 1874
Walt 10 elected to Congress by between 700 and SOD
plurality.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Average temperature yeBteruoy O53
Average Temperature for corresponding date last
year. ~
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CONFIRMATION IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April q, 1876.
An order has been received here from Washington
ordering the supplies Of gas and fuel in the
tom House shut on. The order comes from tho Treas
ury Department. The Louisville Post ONCE 10 In the
Custom House building. and until another appropria
ton shall have been made will be lighted With candes
STOPPING FUEL, LIGHT AND WATER.
RICHMOND Va, April 8 1875
Dr. Charles L. Mills, Collector Of Customs, and in
charge Of tho buildings here has been no.
ncd by tho authorities ct Washington that tho appro
pration for fuel light and ID exhausted and no
Is directed TO stop further expense In that direction
Judge Alfred Norton, OF this city. formerly Of New
York, has boon appointed Special Agent for tho Post
Once Department South.
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DURATION or THE PARLIAMENTARY RECESS.
LONDON April 4, 1870
Tho Duke OF Richmond announced in tho House OF
Lords last night that the Easter Of Parliament
would begin on the 1sh and end on the 9th inst
DOCK LADonERs on STRIKE.
A thousand laborers, employed in loading steamers
At Liverpool struck work yesterday In consequence Of
an Increase IN their hours OF labor.
Some steamers preparing put TO sea werc delayed
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INTERESTING DETAILS or THE DEFEAT or
LEnDo's rloors--D1Az's PoIrcY AZ A SOL
DIsR AND DIPLOMAT.
GALVESTON, Texas, April 3 ls70
special 70 me Nsws dated Brownsville, Texas this
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An entire change Is In progress Diaz's men are
crowdng on to Ma,amorcs, and tho Lcrdo mon are
coming TO this bank
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-20

BAYOU SARA
N~a> For Bayou Sara, WnLerloO,
Hermitage, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge,
= - Plaquemine. and way landings - The
United States mail semi.weekly packet
Gov. Allen.
Qn place of w. S. Pike.)
J. j. Brown master 3. s. Streok, CLERK,
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY ATS P. n.
for Bayou Sara. For freight or passage apply to
HITE 4 CARLlN, TchoupitOulAs 81
$40 &C. GODDIN. IS Natchez street.
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BAYOU DIES GLAIZES.
INDEPENDENT BAYOU DIES GLAIZES BOAT.
Leaves every SATURDAY at p. M.
4E6Sta For Evergreen, Cotton Port,
Junction Noreauville, Big Bend Simms.
port and all intermediate landngs-The lightdraught
passenger steamer
Frank " illard,
Lew Rice, master, T. M. Johrion, clerk,
will leave as above.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
HITE e. CARLIN, Agents,
3 TchoupitOulas street.
Commences February 10th. FIT