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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-17

MOKGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAD :
ROAD February 1911 bbls molasses S Straight-25
do JnO Adams &c0-2 do II hhds sugar Ssvin-
is do f o MnOr-l6 do Chaffe, Han iltOn g. Powell
10 do 2 bbls molasses Robert Hare do M Put
nam 3 do Il Duf0ur-2 bales cotton VIM Bell
do Bussey Geo Il do Bush Levert- a do Clapp Bros
eco a do w H Matthews & Bio-20 sacks rough rice
F P SEWN. 4 bales moss Morehead-9O bbls rice E
Dubois half bales moss Surle &co-2l dry hides
Manade Lacassagne- A do X Beer-2 bales moss l.
Terrebonne- Total IL bales cotton SO hhds sugar
1O4 bbls molasses 80 bbls rice 90 sacks rough rice
Cargo Der steamship Clinton. from Indianola.-
22s loose hides - bales hides "a bdls hides bales
skins II bbls pecans n bales cotton Whitney eco
4, co Francke & Damned. Il do Fl Gardner-6 do
tn order Is do Gumbel-100 head cattle Z Mehle CO
Total $50 bales cotton
From Galyeston-75 bales cotton to Kirkpatrick
n H Wilson g. Mills g W Burbridge &cO-4
W Sentel &co-2 Francke d Damned. -12 bbls tallow
A A Maginnls Sons. Total 147 bales cotton
aEcErrTs At THE NEW RASH.
Pearl river-Per steamer Lolie. 1929 bales cotton
To Warren Atkinson &co- 80 do Alcus. Scberck q
Autey-lO Payne Kennedy dSco-10 Tempe CoOns
GcoD..5 Jno Hardie eco. and sundries to order
pearl riyer-Per steamer Major White-5O colds
wood hides cOops poultry = pkgs honey ana sun
UT Tanyipaboa-Per steamer Gaut. -1s cribs tim
Hansboro-Per schooner Massie-45ooo feet
iu Tchafnncrs riyer-Per schooner Pippo-5oO bbls
Tchefuncta river-Per schooner La Belle-i5o bbls
'' TicEtawMPer schooner Old lPeter-i2 cords wood
to master rdor rora
25 OOJ feet lumber to order
axCkIrTs Al iHK OLD BAsls
Pascaeoula-Per schooner Flower. 1000 bbls OF
Blind river. Per schooner Clemenune- ~o'0'0
slaves to order
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-17
eOR MEMPHIS AND BENDS.

FOR ME MPHIS AND SENDS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
For the season of 1s75-76
Leaves THURSDAY. February a. at5PM
It. For Memphis, Helena Mouth If
White River, Chic0t, Greenvllle Vicks.
burg and the Bends-The splendid pas
senger steamer
Thompson Denn,
W; b. Miller, master, Geo. Miltenberger, clerk,
VIII leave - above paying particular attention to
all way and plantation business Shippers may rely
Through bills Of adina to all points on the Ouaohta
and Pine Bluff Railroad from Chicot City, and to All
points on White River as high rs Jacksonport.
For freight or passage appl on board or to
=, G. G. WAYNE, LOG Gravier street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-17

Josephine Cossena. from Union Plantation
"A Belle, Woods from Shreveport
Hodge. McElroy. from Crosse Tete Rairoaa
henry Tete, Aucoin. from Thibodaux
Trenton Dufour, from ENTERPRISE
Frank Fargoud, White. from Greenville
Mary Bell Hicks, from Memphis
Wawen0ck, Taylor. from Lower Coast
Oriole Carrick from Lower Coast
Willie, Trinidad, from Lind Grove
Era No TO- Taylor from Point Jefferson
st Mary, Pr0bsf, from Washington
Ida, Iuggah, from st MartinsyiIle
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-17

STEAMBOATS,.
ARKANSAS RIVER.
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, February 90 at 5 p. NJ.
G-. For Fort Smith. Van Buren,, Dar-
eeEEH4t.s danelle, Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all
way landiDgs-The fine and fast pas
senger steamer
Clarksvflle,
Jno S. Jones master
will leave as above. For freight or passage apply
board.
N. B-Rats less than by any other ronte.
HITE g. CARLIN, Agents.
FIJI No. Tchoupitoulas street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-17

S.h,o. : F0sdick Geo
Joseph Kelley
Arrived.
British steamship Andean Miller. from Livernoo,
who'd AcO-4th dist 80
French bark Refine des Anges Lecuyer, A DAYS from
Havre, TO Pontz &cO-2d dist -o"A
Eng. to master-Point AAoAl 0u'
opa9isn brig balrtoomio days from Cienfueeos.
0'o.mer ANTE. Porter from Pensacola to C N So
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
rEI.EnRAPHuC NOTES.
tled doors.

Nrw-OpLEANs, April 23.-Gov kellogg has left
FOR Nr' hiugtOn VIA mobile.
PoTrsvuLr, April 23.-James O'Donnell was shot
at throlg the window Of hia resi- ence to-day.
NEw-ORLEANs. April 23.-The Tebrenbach whisky
trial making good progress The evidence against the prs
oner II strong
ST JoHNsBURY, VT, April 23.-Tlo Methodist
Conference adopted resolution denOuncng the sale OF
intoxicating iqrOrs ON the Centennial grounds.
BosTON, April 22.--The Governor has overrued
tho subordinate militia officers and granted penls
the Boston Light Infantry opsrade = u
ST. LOUIS, April 23.--C. b. Wilkinson, ex-Co-
ector Revenue at ST. Joseph pleaded not guilty
yesterday. TIE for trial on the 10Th OF May
MONTREAL, April 22.-m the extraditiOn OF Ir;
Worms his cOu maintain that the Hon. MT Blake
his powers have sent TO England lay the matter oeo
tho Priyy Council. , .. ,
Bosroy. April 22.-The faculty OF Dartmouth i, Col
lege has students, editors o le
peg. The Dartmouth, for renecilns upon '"o 's''O
lcge after being warned against IT. 80 81,
U.tFAx April 22.-One hundred and hfty thou-
sond seal have been landed 81 Johns " F. 70 to Ivt
inst The herring fishery promises far ana -
have e the western part OF the lano o carry
cod.tshery.
puu.nrrpmA. April 23-At noon yesterday, in
vania Academy OF Fine dedicated Ihe
has 100 feet on Broad ana uep oi 200 ioe'
Cherryst. . -
Nrw-ORLEANs, April 23.-In the race for the For
tuna stakes Yesterday nile ana Ia & @ larry ry nm IN ~
Tns third race fourme heat for S4A0o was won ny osm
Harper IN 7;42 Falmouth distanced
CHICAGO, April 23.-Thc annual report OF the MIL
and ST railroad shows that the gross
for 1915 s2507!S, being lsss han ior
s7 JbO ON those 1874 Tho net earnings were SoeoSes
an increase Of nearly $4,000 on the previous year.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH QUESTION.


England is pressing Turkey to continue ne
gotiaons with the Northern Powers, which the Porto
inclined TO relnquish thinking the three Emperors
reinclinea to quarrel among Themselves.
camp OF observation Is TO be formed at Scuter In
Albania, to watch Montenegro who, It is said the Turks
have warned to remain neutral.
II is understood at Berlin that the Powers favora
BILE to Austria intervening in Turkey, representing them
collectively.
II is denied that Montenegrins took part in the Mt
battles
CoNsTANTryoPLE. April %, 1875.
The English and Russian ambassadors have had inter
views with the Grand yzisr These conferences have
resulted the that the Porte has no In
tention of declaring against Montenegro.
CRITICAL MOMENT IN THE EASTERN QUESTION
LONDON. Monday, April "a, 1875.
The Tfness dispatch from Berlin reports that the Ser
Wan Office has ordered all mlitsmen to prepare for
a foreign campaign. dispatch 10 the Russian Teie
graphic Agency says order has been sent from Con
stantinople to revctual Eesc for six months at any
cost The Eastern crisis has reached moment when IL
is for Force 10 pronounce the last word.
A Vienna dispatch TO The Daily News saws:
Tho Porte intends a circular note to the Pow
ers, reminding them OF their promise to make no de-
The Grand Vizier's position Is shsk sadyk Pasha ard
Huss,in Avn toned his possible succcssors.
The appointment VI the latter would mean war with
Servia.
The servan troops to march to the frontier to-day
ostensibly for maneuycrs.
The Turks concentrated at Nisch reported to num-
Der 10000, and have 20 Krupp batteries.
The North German Gazette commf nts In tone OF
approval plan for armed Intervention by iustrs,
and says the consent of the Great powers is assured
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

stckney sent Mr. Boyle to Baltimore to sell Of the
bonds. IL was hard to sell these bonds because
they Of 81 900 denomination. III they had
been 500 bonds could have sold them readily.
] afterward found that Mr.. Stickney, even when we
were in such state in the bank that had sold every
bond except $780, simply the pretext that Boyle had
done the bank good serv ce had loaned him 0O0 on
which we had no security On the strength
OF that l called the trustees together for the
purpose OF asking them to remove Mr.. Stickney from
the trusteeship; there mentioned the matter and
Mr. lie Dold c0ntradicted my statement that Stekney
had loaned the money In The way have mentioned,
but he made this extraordinary statement, that Mr.
Boyle had sold bonds for the bank at different times and
that every time he had retained some OF the money,
that in the aggregate he owed the bank the amount Of
$4,000, and that then. 10 cover up the Transaction,
bcuey took this from him but put IL in the shape
OF loan the bank never realized dollar out OF that
S21 900 loan. and never will
1t further appears that Leopold sought to buy the
bankbooks of depostos, after the bsnAs failure. ut
nominal figure, and practice attorney. He stated
TO Puris he could then make than the sal
airy he received commissioner As the settlement OF
the affairs Of the institution practically in the hands Of
Mr.. Leopold effort is being made TO have him re-
moved; hence the proposition in the House yes
terday, offered by Mr. Bradford, a member OF the
investigating committee, requiring and authorizing the
Secretary OF the Treasury 10 appoint without unneces
sary delay good and competent TO take charge OF
aud wind up the affairs OF the bank During the exist
Of the Freedman's Bank from $500O0.000 to
$50 900 passed through the principal bank and Its
branches The Committee the failure was from bad
management.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
MADRID. Saturday, Al

MADRID. Saturday, April 81 1879.
Don Pedro Salavcrria Minister Of Finance,
presented the budget for the fl lncial year ginning
July next in tie Cortes to-day. The reyenue Is esti-
mated at Sl32 100000, and the expenditures $780,
s0LOO0. TIirty-four million, foul hundred ihousand
doaIs appropriated to the service OF the national
dent, snd $31,400,OO0 70 the War and Navs Depart
ments The budget also makes provision for the yment
OF the overdue coupons.
ROME Saturday, April o. 1875
ExQueen Isabella has written letter to the Pop, Offer
ing intervene with Ler son, King Alfonso f. connec-
ton with the religious question.
s.AN SEBASTIAN, Saturday, April 70, 1870
The deputes from San Sebastian have Withdrawn from
the Juua Of Gupuzcoa, being annoyed at threats made
10 curta the ancient rights OF the Basque Provinces
MADRID April %, 1870
Seior Salaverria, Minister of Finance, on
submitting the Budget to the Cortes yesterday, an
Dounced that he would retain tho extraordinary war
70. the OF the debt the land tax
per cent and the taxes articles Of consumption %
cent and make reduction OF % pr cent IN the salaries
OF the clergy and evil functIOnarics BY these
be proposed after 1877 Ia pay third part OK the
Inttresi the Pubic Debt. Interest would DE paid In
full wcl he capital OF the debt sboud be reduced by
the pivceS Of redemption that S36OOO,OJO would DO
suticiel for al payments
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA, April 22.-According to advices
from Mexico TO the 18th inst the revolution continued
IN Sonora and sinaoa Gen. Aatcrre defeated In at
tempting take the City OF oaxaoa. Gen Lobeza, at
the head OF 1900 troops, had occupied Chalehicomua.
in state OF Pueba the reoels nns The revolution
lists occupied Jalapa Toe rebels had again cut he
railway between Vera Cruz ana the o1y ot Mexico sba
trains were only running TO PueDa Gen tlsueroa az
the head of body OF oluttonist hud destroyed tho
$4,000 from tue directors The state of Chapas was IN
a state OF Siege
LONDON, April 22.-An explosion of powder
to-day during the operations IN railway tunnel IN
cou Sc OF construction Meath, Gamorgan County,
South Wales caused the roof fall burylng all tho
wounded have been recovered Inc search tor
victims of the disaster continues.
LONDON, April 22.--The German railway
directors have adopted a memorial hostile TO Prince
Bisnnrck's railroad scheme ugestng that an imperial
rarvad law be adopted instead They also suggest tat
imperial courts DC formed to take coSh@'n's VI railway
questions.
ROME. April ga meeting of the academia
Jeei was held to-day sgnor sclls presided and pre-
sfned the new members. Among the distinguished per-
sons who attended the meeting were the Hon George p
Marsh the American Minister Dr MoMIIsen, the hlso-
rian of Rome, and Gen Motge
PARIS April 22.-Replylng to q challenge
from sextOn the American billiard player Vgnau1 says:
with regard TO the championship cup shall only play
for It with an entirely different player accounting To the
American rules"
CALCUTTA, April 22.-A telegram published
In The Pioneer to-day that IL persons impl-
Gated IN the murder OF Mr. Margay OF the English
pedon will be executed at Bhamo, Burmah MAY D, In
the presence OF the British escort
PARIS April 21.-A new loan of $24. 100000
will shorty be issued by the Paris municipality for the
purpose completing the Boulevard SAINT German and
the new Avenue de POpera.
MONTREAL, April 23.-It is understood that
Sir John Rose is now his from England TO New
York with the object OF making business arrangements
for his retirement from the rm Of Norton Rose Co.
LISBON, April 23.-The Princess Isabella ia
dead She was born in 1901 and regent OF Portugal
from March, 1926. TO February, 1923.
BRUSSELS, April 22.-The Bank Of Belgium
has reduced It's rate of discount from to 2a per cont
LONDON, April 22.--Bar silver is quoted st
50 La pence per ounce
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Apr

WAsHNG1ON. April y, 1876.
Charges OF against Col Ftzhugb the doorkeeper
of tho House Of Representatives. are revived both pri
vatey and In print Two indictments were found against
him in Kentucky in 1871, alleging arson He was
promptly acquitted both cases which gotten up,
gentlemen OF the highest respecabty assert either
through malice or ndef mlsapprehehson OF tne Iacs
bribery while he lived In Texas last year. This Ia also
without foundation Col. FitZugh has sent for official
documents and other proofs which Will HE entire
innocence Of the imputed crimes and II IL shall appear
10 be- necessary he viii ask for tho fullest investigation
by @ committee Of the House.
The Court Of Claims has before II the case OF tho
Atchison Topeka and Santa F6 Railroad Company tho
suit having been brought IN pursuance Of the law, which
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
TIE MARY MERRITT.
THE VESSEL sEnRD TO oBLIGE MoiEI1Es HUNTER
TIL ISVEsTIGATrOS TO BEGIN AT oNCE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBuNE.l


WASHINGTON, April 23.--In accordance with
the request Of Secretary Brisow ha; the Committee On
Expenditures in the Treasury Department SHAH MAKO
Immediate investigation OF s connection with tue DARK
Mary Merritt case that Committee will hold session aI
10 o'clock tomorrow morning 10 begin the inquiry The
accusation Ia is that the bark Mary Merritt
owned by the Trce Bros OF Kentucky, aud plying on
the upper lakes seized for smuggling and nht Gen
Brs,ow, then practising law, employed to secure
the remission OF penalties by the Treasury Department.
but failed aud that after he became Secretary he re-
opened the csso and TeInitted the fine. The errors
in this story may DO summed up az follows: firSt'
TIE vessel not seized Tor hinuSgHnRi
secondly Gen. BIisow retained as counsel IN
the case aud never received any remuneration for bis
services although he did give advice 20 Trice Bros,
who his personal friends, and did visit Secretary
Richardson them but with the express agreement
that he should accept compensation he never prac
uccd before the Departments thirdly the case was c
opened by Secretary Richardson, and not decided /;
fourUy the case under the law decided upon the
statement of facts by the United States District Judge
who tried 1t upon statement from Judge DrummOnd,
who also heard the case, that no evidence OF wful
neglect or purpose TO defraud shown fthly, that
after sen. BristOw became Secretary he rejected prop
ostion TO compromise and refused 10 have anything 10
do with the case sxthly when the case was reached
in the Treasury Department, II went into the
lands OF notwithstanding Conant, who disposed
Of IL according 10 the law and tho facts
presented by the District Judge The following 10 cor
rect statement Of the Trice Bros. Of opknsyle
Ky bought the vessel in 1865 III Canada and she wPs
engaged In the regular and legitimate commerce Of the
lakes and was charged with smuggling la 1869
she was seized upon the report Of normer that
was foreign bottom and owned by Americans which
prohibited her registry under laws. There moth
ing secret about this kind Of ownership Trce Bros
plainei their embarrassment fully to Congress year
before the seizure and asked to be allowed take
regular register. At length the seizure took place
an technical vocational OF the law involved In the pur
chase OF the vessel from British subject IL was in tho
instance simply Of informcrs seeking moetics.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
FREEDMAN's BANK FRAUDS.
THE TESTIMONY now MADE PUBLIC-THE RECKLESS
NESS AND CORRUPTION THAT REIGNED IN THE
BANKS MANAGEMENT.
GENERAL PRRss DIsPATCH.l

BANKS MANAGEMENT
GENERAL PRRss DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, April 23.-The testimony
taken secretly by the Select Committee OF Investigation
OF the FIeedmans Savings and Trust Company was to-
day made public The Investigation begun Jan IT,
The first witness ex-Postmaster-Ce neral Creswen
one Of the Commissioners for closing the affairs OF the
Company, whose Indebtedness over SO 600 600 Mr.
CTeswe feared they would be able 10 realize more
than 40 per cent from the assets large amount OF the
personal securities appearing TO &c worthless.
Mr.. Sperry Inspector Of tho Freedmans Bank testl-
fed TO many discrepancies Of 0000, and that by
the employment OF additional expert force they were
never able TO reduce this difference below 10000. NJ
proceeding instituted by any officer OF the bank TO
recover from Wilson and Boston the deficiencies appear
mgin their accounts as managers OF the Washington
branch.
new feature In regard 10 the Seneca Stone Company
was found A loan OF $4,000 was made 10 Halett
AlOOurn and John o. Evans. Among the collaterals
~sS1o'OO0 Of the Seneca Stone bonds. The note for
@oooOO dd not mature for year. Wien it did mature
anu was not paid the actuary, Col Eaton, demanded
F-snehI The men named produced the following
secret agreement:
po.. WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. Is, 1873
OF the acuary Of the Freedman's savngs and
IVnpahy the within mentioned securities, with
s,ePu0n s,P OF the $4,000 bonds of the Maryland Free
undeTsiaaa and Mining Company, with tho
o ns ON mat our note for $4,000 IL 10 be returned
"u' On Of before the 18th inst. HALLETI KuBoUR,
JOHN o. EVANS
Inc ectuary was threatened with suits and after some
inghne he finally up the note and other papers,
uu RETAINED the worthless Seneca bonds The secret
as.eenent was made by majority OF The Finance Com.
"eo' ,* Chepnane, Tutte, and Huntington Col Eaton
u 9VOO OF the Seneca Stone stock while he acted IA
actuary Of the bank
appears from the testimony that Woodworking col
o1 uan named John Watkins deposited nearly 81 500
ou' OF that Boston, who was the receiving teller
wn' 'ue lime, drew s1,o50 on forged notes, and
.'vn' INC late cashier, indorsed two Of them.
osnk loaned $4,000 to the Young Mems Christian
e'0ek Company The Young Mems Christian Asso-
owns about $4,000 worth Of the stock out Of
s-VV'OOO worth issued for the building. mortgage
, property was given TO secure the loan. At the
e 'e loan was made it supposed to be good ana
"Vo nave been good II the title had been good c. b.
Tvs .,. gave the following testimony:
sssn gay Cooke Co. failed We had In our bank
sltoss,S y. currency kes and other bonds amounting
IA Sa 70 over $500 900. To meet the run made on
or tha 70 zen our bonds The trustees met every two
ths hsrh . and uttsrized the executive officers OF
pps.sdA " sell bond, Sl0O0O0 or so al a time Tho
lnd II ment 70 New York 10 sell some Of the bonds
'esms witnoni any authority whatever. Mr..
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.


PANAMA, April 11.-NicaIagua and Costa
Rica are settling the.r quarrel amicsbly.
The armies OF Guatemala art san salvador were 40
last accounts nea each other at Justiapa The former
has 5000 and the latter 5000 men,
In Honduras there has been battle at Los Naranos
between the salyadoran allies OF Leiya, the deposed
President aud the troops OF Gen. Medina the revolution
agy President The latter completely defeated aud
GEN Medina himself died few dsys later The disturb
anees, however, continue The Guatemala troops. WHO
have also intervened in Honduras have proclaimed Mar
cos A. Soto Honduriau ny birth, President OF the Re
public President Leiva, after defeating Medina, re-
established Ills own government in ComnyeXa reVou
IN favor OF soto at AinapOa was quellcd.
Ia Peru school of mines Is 10 he established 10 give
an impetus to the Immense mining Interests OF the he-
public.
Col Ensique Lara is appointed Secretary to the Peru
vian Legation In London.
Tue Fcrug ian Government having bought the nitrate
establishments tor 100000 IL was to pas the inter
est due that April /, In bills Oh London. Inc
principal is to be paid within two years
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
A DISQUIETING WITNESS.
Mr. DAvESPoRT's TESTIMONY nor TIE SORT TIE
COM,iITTEE WANTED.
tGEEERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
iaENERAL PRESS DISPATCH


WASHINGTON, April 22.-ln the Committee
on Expenditures in the Department OF Justice this morn
ing Mr. Davenport resumed his evidence, and testified
with regard to frauds in NewYork City, and the reason
that led him to inquire into the matter Mr.. Davenport
going explain tue frauds committed under the
form Of naturalization, when Mr. Cauded called his Com
mee together to end the evidence but after consua-
ton was decided that the witness should 90 in IFS
way The witness then went to parlcularize he
frauds and 10 describe the invention OF his system OF
"block books" whereby location could be definitely
fixed The witness went on 10 explain that
under the Revised statutes he had gone on
and prepared number OF books OF
Instructions to deputy supervisors. These books were
paid for under the law by the Department Witness
testified to the OF warrants in 1872 for 12OO per
sons believing that they not in existence Witness
Issued the warrants in order to prevent the persons
named from voting. The Committee adjourned Mr.. Day
enports examination until Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
MR.. BEECHER PRE4CHES IN BOSTON
In, rrtronApu TO THE rRIBUsE.I

DosToy, April 23.-The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
preached this morning in the North Avenue Congre-
gational Church, Cambridge, and this evening IL
tho Berkeley Street Church, in this city. The Rev.
David 0. Mears pastor Of the former church, was a
prominent member of the Advisory Council, and
william Il. Wright, pastor of the Berkeley Street
Church, was also member Of the Council, and is q
warm personal friend of Mr. Beecher. The audiences
were admitted by tickot az both places, and thou
sands on thousands went away. unable TO get inside
the doors.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.

PARIS, April %, IS76.
Second elections were held to-day for men,
bers of the Chamber OF ID pes in the Thirteenth Ar
rondissemcnt and ST. Denis. II. Cantasrel, Radical,
was elected in former district receiving $3.50 votes
against go FOR NJ Per-on Bonaparrst. In 81. Deals
Nj. Camille ccc, Republican, was successful, polling
6.30s votes % 5.763 for NJ Duycrdier Radical. Gen
Wimp1cn, Ke epubcan, who appeared ss candidate ~
the first election, withdrew from the contest.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

lie lSoir states that the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs is considering the bases of commercial treaty
with tho United States 1t is proposed to place French
silks and wines advantageous footing 70 tariff in
the United States while France, in return, s TO subject
American cotton TO only O small import duty.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
CARDINAL ANTONELLI SICK.

LONDON Monday, April 81, 1876.
The ill-health of Cardinal Antonelli again
excites apprebensions The Pope was coseted
with him long time on Friday