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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-31
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Nep. 81 orf, 20. San. - Der tu09eut.
life Sanfbertd1t 9ibt fol9eneen IusmeiS
3uuabme Der 0arleben 81 400 900, abnabmt
Der SpsSie 1921, 800, 3unabme Der 0epOfter
81 2,699, 700, 3uuabme Der 0egal =&enoer8 ST.
COZ, 100, Aonabme Der Gtrtnlatton Sl34, ZOO
3uuabme Der 6eierDe s695,675.
- gOlO.er0ffncte geftern 5u 119.
- Der 9anpfer yGit1 OF antluerp" trai
bon 2iuerpool bier ein.
= Der 0ampter u'oollanb" traf bon gon=
Don bier ciu.
- Die 0ampIer China" bon 9ioerpool
uno c9ibertg" BON @ienfue9Os itno bier etuz
9etrofien.
- Der Dampfer yGtgFa" fam bon @las'
gOm, Der 9pfr. yBerrelre" Don SABRE an.
- Die Supelen u. S6mudmaaren.9 9roBz
bdnbler PiOr5beimer, 9repfuB & &eqer, gtr.
"a, Sobnfr., baben Die 3ablunq eirgeitellt.
SerbinOlidfeiten STA 200, attiua $l5O,OOO.
Sic bOfen uuf 6riit bon ibren @laubtgern.
- Sobn gugler BON Serie1-Gitp, ser be.
riibmte Sdlittidubldufer, neriudte geiteru,
Sslbitnoro su begebeu, tuoem er 9lrientt
unhm Grin 2uftnuh III prPfGr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-31
@tm betrmnfenes Gtepaar erfrorem.

u id or0, ST., %. SQn.-D0trld @artz
lanO uno oeiien 6rau mnrOen beute YtOrgen
in Der NGbe ibrer 6arm, Nteilen BON bier,
erfroreu gefunoeu. Gle waren 9eitern auf
Dem @tarfte unb batten iid1 au9enfelnli9
Seloa giuen nugetrunfsn. Die 8rnu mar
euttpeoer BON benz g8agcn geitiirSt ooer ges
ifneIlt worOen; iie lfelnt init Dem @eii9te
auf ben S6tamm Der StraBe gefallen uno
bort eritidt 81 lem. @urtlanO mnrbe III Der
gtdbe Oes Sdweiueitalle8 itetIgeiroren gcfun-
ben. Die 3urp CAB ELL ben llmitonoen erts
iureteu0eS gerbift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-31

Sosbsn srbalten:
100 sdGer Prima canaoiide.srIne .erbien.
26 ~ 9eIbe
IS balbe stadtdfier Impurities Sausrtrout.
400 5dBden bolldnoiide 4arinCe.
SO Sdde Yrima 9uien.
100 1d6teu affcrtirte 9erfte (amotD;
SO 6diier Mmos seipalteue grbSeu,
fotuie einen
afforttrten Vorratb
benti6en Brobuften
S.Q. Straus & 8ruoer,
179 Shb-proaowcD, 179
@6e Der Eanton>9tpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-31
Sranrt9er ttufal.-SFet WcniA clt
fc,ttttte1i ttltt'S Sebcu

beute Wtorgeu 4brabnm SbireS, Senrg
Suaper, @1ruS Straper NIB 6snrp )teeOer
nit 6em 9ufrperfen etuer Snltgrube beidldfs
ttQt pareu, lpurOen fie uon Oem auflletgeuOen
@ae erittdt, ftelen in ole @tube ulo famen
llue bis Quf liee0er unl's 2eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-31
QNteOer en- NharIte Mo6.

N | Il II a I I, 30, SNH. = IOH 2tTTtHr
Ohio, gebt bic Na1rld]t eiu, baB bort eirt
&inD entbedt porOen 1T, rpelGeS man fir
Charlie Stop bdlt. Utau bat bereitS 6rn.
8toB gu BbiluoClpbia Die photographic BON
bem Snaben SuseIanbt, uno perieloe bat &C.
antmortet, baB cine Aebnlldtett nit icnem
Sobu porbanoeu lei, uno Der 8uabe bort ge=
balten weroeu ioQ, bis 6r. 8oB eingetroHen
ietu wiro. Der Snabe lit i'm Dtonat Sttober
bort BON spei MannerH, mclde iiA ieitcem
uidt meoer babeu iebeu lalieu, 5uriid9elafen
iporDeu. @r iagt, OaB er Charles States
heiBe uuo uOn Cincinnati gefommen lel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-31
8er. StaatensVatenttpefcn.-Nors
9eSd,la8ene Neforttt.

gS btn9to 30. Sanuar.-Senator
@noliib BON Connecticut bra6te por9eftern
einen @eietentpurf, weld)er etlte 6eformtrung
unD @epliion Der Batent5 5@elebe be5wedt, inr
Sorlaqe. 9a8 @eiet beabiid)ti9t elne beiiere
Slderdue Der &edte Der @rtnoer nuo gleid)s
Seitig griinOltbeu S6us Der Oifantltdlen ST.
tereIlen. 9a8 Spitem Der SOrlegllng bon
MtoOenen bel Nnmeloungen ioll ab9ei6afit,
Die 6rage patestberehttgter @rfiuoun9en libe@
raler gebeutet uno Ger appeu in geplien 6alz
len oil bic Gerid)te erlaubt tDeroen. Serner
loQen aue absewieienen Batent= Aumelbuugen
in ben 9ebeimen ardioen oeS 2lmts aufbe~
mabrt. uno iiberbaupt iebenl, ipenn audi nod,
10 entferuten 8e9te ausreldeuoerer S6ub
gerpGbrt merben.
Sames u. gSbitnen, 8rdfbeut Der u@erp'
g)orfer @eellit,aft praftiider Sngenleure,
miro in ben nGfften Gage cine 9rllnoltd)e
9iIIertatlou in SefiirtpOrtung Der Sorlage
bes Srn. @nsliib Dem @On9reiie unterbreiten.
6erner miro es beabidtigt, cine lnfaiieu.
bere Bublifation aler Satente borsuaebmelI
uno baourd oem sroben Yublifum cine se=
nauere uno beebrenbere Nusfunft iiber Die
9Sirtiamtctt bes 4mts, neue Grfinoungen u.
| (. 10. 3u geben. Ser lleberi6ub I'M Imte III
ausrei9enb, I'M bic oaour9 erIpadenben lin
| foS+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-31
@erbaftmug ctacS an8efle9tcn
SSilSd,erS.

81 n trea |, 30. San. - 81. GbarleS
gSorms, friiber @apitGn uno Guartiermellter
Der ameritaniihen Grmee, wuroe 9eittrn BON
amerifaniiden Botamt8 Ageuten aui Die gn.
fla9e perbaitet, i'm HOpember III Bbtlaocl=
pbia perid)ieOene 6Gll1ungen began9en 5u
laben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-31

Die 9eaenndrtlge MISUNDERSTANDING 0e8
Ohio bier, in Neruz AIbanp, 5efferoHOiue unO
SiD eSnoiaua lit Die beOeutenOite, meldbe lett
Sabren ltattgefnnOen bat. Ser 6!uB begann
beute abeuo langiam gu fdllen. STE Seller
nnD grOsei6Oiie picler 9auier i'm unteren
2heile Der Staht iteben unter gSaier. Bis
iett iiuo nod fsiue llagliidSfdue Uorgefom=
men, uuo Der Sbaren iii nt9E iebrEgroB.
Sm iiblidlen SnOiaua bat Die lleberl6lpem'
mun9 bebeutenoen Saaoen getbau. Dtebrere
Sabnen ileber inter Balier. Seionoer5 itarf
1T Sic st. 9ouiS SnbiunapOlis= Sabn"
smiihen &offorO uuo Columbus bei6dolgt.
bic 8abn mtrO jeOO4 i'm Gaufe oeS Cages
rennrtrr rnprhPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-31
8onferpftc.

6tth bu:g, Waii., %. San. = 5. $
0ofeb BON QsOminiter, Elm prOminenter &auf
mann. hat fallirt Serbinolidfeiten s93, 900
Iftiua $4,000.
Rew 9orf, 20. San. - Die Stem
9orf. StatezQoauz uuo Sruf-@omp purot
beute unter einell Woiie=@urator geftelt, mel
bieies BON eiuer Dfehrbeit Der Gftiondre per
lan9t murbe. Die 9eielihaft er0ifnete ibre
@eihdfte init eiuer 0tiuion Dollars &apital
ben4fttondren iiuo beute MIR % @ts. pro Sol
lar iibrig gebliebeu. Die @empasnie le9te
ihr @elO in unfid,eren llnternebmun9en an.
Nac 0eponenteu itub poll auSbe3ablt worbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-31
Sod1iuniIer tti1 chip.

ntSptlle, %. San. = Der SRlo
lit mabrenO Der lebten "a Stunoen beoeutenO
qeltieaen; bic Steigung betrug elne 3eit lang
5 3ol pro Stlnoe. QSoLnbGuier unO VGoen
an ben g8crien fteben untcr @alier, unb ole
YepObner iinO auSge3Ogen. Ser 6lpB itei9t
nod imnler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-31
Cine Wttatpn Dollars far Snota=
aer =Werbeerutt9em.

Us blH9ton, 80. SaHlar. Ole
Bill oes Senators pitdcod, weld)e am let=
ten SSreitag etnaebradt puroe Mno lest Dem
Snbianer @omite porlie9t, pertit9t elne Sers
miuigung Don elmer D&lllton Dollars tllr Die
9esablung berienisen anipritde auT Sdabenz
eriab fir SnOtaners Serbeerun9eH, ipeldle &C.
priit unb Oem Gon9reiie our Grleot9nn9
iiberpieien porOen iiuo. Die Gntldldot9un9ss
illmmen itno Den Sertpilliguagen fir bic be-
treffeuben StGmme All entuebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-31
STE .YacificzWatt "YroseHs.

Nem-D ort, %. San.-pente Wuroe Der
bot eiuigen 8agen be9ouueue Yroseb Der
npaci iczDtatls sOadmpist.eo." gsgsn 8. e 9.
aing fortgeleet. %. Barf, einltntalll9er Sl=
reftor Der @ompasnie, uuroe einem langereu
9serhDre unterso9en uuo besaoouirte alle
MitmiIIenldait oil ben Stodpel'i6en3rans-
aftionen. gud babe er ntenalS 10000 lf'
tjen II, 2iauioation ieiner 4niprii4e on bic
@ompaguie erbaiten. Cur 3ett, alS cine
Iol1e llebertragung itattgefnnoen baben lollte,
lei er gar uidt bier, ionoern IN SallIornten
aeueien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-31

baB @mcrifaner i'm ottomaniiden Rsidle nur
ourdl llebertritt gum SslumismuS ii6 idle6'
ter Sebanblung entsieben fonnen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
The Mutiny at San Juan Ulua.

The forces stationed in the castle of San
Juan Ulua pronounced on the night of the
seventeenth instant, fred on their officers,
killing one and woundDg three. They lib
Grated the prisoners and attacked General
Garcia, the commander of the prison, in
his quarters. This officer having O noun
tain howitzer in an adjoining room, loaded
it and fred two shots into the mob. This
alarmed the garrison in Vera Cruz, and
spread panic among the revolters and
prisoners, who FASTENED pell nell to the
boats in the service Of the castle, every
man looking to his own safety. Generals
Carrllo and Foster stationed troops along
the shore, and as the boats approached
fired into them, killing and woundirg quite
a number. Of those who reached the shore
seventy were Immediately captured. Many
of the prisoners were unable to leave the
castle, as the capacity of the boats was not
equal to the demand, and were found there
by the troops that went over from Vera
Cruz. General Garcia's two shots killed
several Of the mutineers. More we're killed
as the boats approached the shore, and ten
of the ringleaders captured, among whom
were some noted criminals, were tried and
executed on the morning of the eighteenth
instant.-Iuo Republics, Ap,H 20.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
Electric Machines.

A new and ingenious electric machine is
among the foreign inventions. The appa-
ratus consists, essentially, OF an electro
magnet with shoes forming groove in
which Siemens armature is made to re-
volve, much the same as the original ma
chimes made by SieDens and Wheatstone,
the difference occurring in the break or COM
mutatOr. This latter consists Of three rings,
one of these rings being complete for three
quarters of the circle, and the other quarter
cut away: another ring is cut away three
quarters, leaving the One-Guarter and in
between these two rings is third ring, in
sulated and connected with the insulated
end of the wire wound round the armature,
on which centre ring are projecting pieces,
one quarter circle and the other three
quarters, SO arranged as to complete the two
outer circles. The rubber spring, which
comes into contact with the quarter of
the middle circle, is connected with
the electromagnetic of the machine,
and the armature is go fixed that,
at the time of contact, the best
magnetizing current is displayed. The
other spring rubber is in connection with
the wire on the armature during the other
three quarters of its revolution, and this ie
connected with any external piece of appa-
ratus required to be worked. By this ar
rangement, the alternate currents being util-
lied, they are all in the same direction; and,
by the length of contact, the whole of the
current is obtained in the best condition for
heating wires, decompOsing water. giving
an electric light, etc, The armature is con-
structed specially to prevent the accumula-
ton of heat to which every class OF dyna
mo-magneto-electri machine is liable; it is
in two halves, groove of zigzag form being
cast in each half-so that, when the two
are screwed together, a continuous channel
is maintained through the bearings for
current of cold water to pass during the
whole time the machine is at works..
Louis Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
An Asylum for Decayed Artstoeracy.

Among the notable institutions in Wash
ingtOn is the Louise Home, established by
the banker Corcoran, who has in so many
ways showed his public spirit. The Louise
Home derives its name from the deceased
wife of Mr.. COrc0ran, to whose memory
this noble monument is erected. Mrs. Cor
coran died very yOung-she was only twen-
ty-three-and Mr.. COrcOran, now an old
man and a grandfather, never married
again. The Louise Home is an elegant and
large brick structure. surrounded by lovely
grounds, in a pleasant part of the city. Its
object is to furnish q home, might as well
say luxurious home, for a limited num-
Der Of ladies. Mr.. Corcoran pays all the
running expenses of the institution, the
only requirements of the ladies that are
admitted being that they shall provide
their own wearing apparel. The num-
Der to be admitted is limited to sixty.
There are but thirty three ladies in the
Home at this time, although there are
500 applications low pending. A board of
In anagers passes upon the applications AS
one OF the ladies in the Home we'll re-
marked to some visitors the other day: at
requires the very highest Southern iDtiu-
ence to get admitted to the Home" 1t
might appropriately be dubbed IAN asylum
for decayed Southern aristocracy." One
of the ladies in the Home-,hey are truly
ladies-is a granddaughter Of one of the
signers of the Declaration of Independ-
ence and it is safe to say that all are highly
connected. A daughter of ex-President
Tyler has lately ercelved credrD tials of adj
mission, and Is expectrd To take up her
abode az the II this week | doubt
whether in all " ashngton ore can find SO
much concentrated aIlstocracy-the qunt
essence of the article-as in this same
Louise Home. To lake care of all the
needy +. E''s left over from the war would
require many another Corcoran, however.
Washings1n Correspondence Of the Syracuse
C0nlifr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
FOREIGN.
The Chamber of Deputies

VERSAILLES, May l6.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies this afternoon the grant of $40, 00C
for sending the wOrkingmen's delegation to
the Centennial Exhibition was discussed.
NJ. DupOntal, radical, moved that the
amount be delivered directly to the syn
dictate of the Chambers, which should elect
the delegates, and hand them the sum re-
quired for the journey.
M. Nadoud, radical, supported M. Du.
pontals amendment and said If, as pro.
posed by the budget commissioner, the
Minister of Commerce selected the dele
gates, the result would be merely official,
and consequently valueless investigation
into their fitness.
NJ. Milard, reporter of the budget COM
nittee, pointed out that it was illegal to
hand over money from the public funds to
unknown persons. The commissioner de.
cided to leave the selection OF delegates to
the minister, and only required thai work.
men from all the commercial centres Of
france should be sent to the exhibition.
Inc chamber took into consideration all
the amendments OF NJ. Declared, increasing
the grant to $4,000, and decided to trust
tne dlsposltlon OF the money to the Minister
OF Commerce.
The motion for amnesty was discussed by
the Chamber of Deputies to-day. NM.
Clemenceau and Lockroy, radicals, advo-
Gated amnesty: The moderate Republicans
opposed it. They pointed out how neces-
their first measures that they had nothing
in common with the Commune. The debate
will be resumed tomorrow.
Now Deputies.
N. De Casabi Ancs (Bonapartist) has been
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

D0mo01C M0fKet8s
MN YO. My 49, at
but steady; new fves ll7a State bonds quiet and
nominal.
Orleans l2ac; sales 1869 bales; net receipts $50;
gross 1872 consolidated net receipts II 654 exports
to Great Britain 10 $50; to France 1894; tothe con-
Futures closed steady; sales % 500 bales: - fol.
lows: May II 5.ss1l2 1920; June - SOP 7.32c:
IL s' ii1.s2Gissc; Sovem6er is1 9la ss2c December
Ra ai2 s32c; January IL ll.ss0l2 IS sc
CHIcAGo, Nay l6.-Flour quiet and firm Wheat
Oats easy; 3Ossc for June delivery Rye and bulk
meats nominaily unchanged Barley firm; ss1
ssi s ssd steady, ea w VIII! o
IS 1905 IS: good to choice 90 2o0s IS: Wheat
lasses unchanged. Rice quiet. Tallow frm sh q
cossS sesd Rs asaa % Lara s
closed iIm prime steam l2snal2s7kc. Whisky
quiet and firm; 81 u. Freights quiet cotton, per
CiNolNNArI, May l6--Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat steady; fair demand. Corn firm s2d53e.
Oats dull $685. Bye quiet and Is
kettle 130l3Ac. Bulk meats easier; shoulders ~
dsc; clear RIB sides lOac clear sides ll0ll SC.
iIlc; clear sides IKE. Hoes-Demand good: fair
to medium heavy 81 3O07 10. Whisky strong.
Butter easier.
Wheat dull; No. Q red fall 81 AZ; No do 81 rs.
Corn-Fairy active; No. mixed 45Ac. Oats
dull; No. ,, $50 bid. Bye and barley dull and IN
changed. Whisky quiet aud ST. a1y 81 08. Pork
dull; S2l So Lard duh and noml al. Bulk meats
quiet aud W. ali, no sales. Bac easier; shou ders
8ssc; clear rib and clear sides ii 02ac. Hogs
steady and unchanged. Cattle slow and weak;
little doing.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, May l6 $50 P. M.-Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester quiet and unchanged. Cotton Flu.
okGr. aa1a n m w m n.
ding clause. June and July delivery. l-l6d, do
September and October delivery, 6 SLED.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS
JOnn Y 0unGer w. Sch>.

IN Tu. unger VS.. Schooner Katie. etc.
ni.trin. United STATES DISTRICT Coupr
to an aSm,r. louisiana, No. lOs42-In obedisnca
nv suit have seized and taken i nae
The SCHOONER KATIE bar hoo..
pa,el, etc, now libeled by join Sonn,n aack ap.
district C ,otth in the libel pt hiding IN th
And S =" ~ OF the Uni,ed STATES III Inc
Uers"ns Thereof and all and every .ne owner
title or interest," G1 IN pr to din to any eh
pear at district Court Of the Tnit 70 % and ap-
New ossn to be st t S.stss 10.
show any sn the nrst Of june to
soS schooner should not be cond' Mn Why the
TpitG dees s9y to the prayer Of ibeIant ana DO
May S, 1876. ONCE. New Orleans,
mys l7l26 je4 rn :; r. PACKARD,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17

river Observation-Disclosures and B. 10 of Shreve
port, for New Orleans; City Of vicksburG and Hi.
nois, for vicksburg Tower, for st. Louis; Cons
Ui1crHNAf1. NAY I6.-Nver fifteen feet three
inches and telling Fair and warm We1ther.
ST. Louis. May l6.-Arrived-Iaeger. from New
Capitol City, for vicksouIg. The river has fallen
eleven inches Weather cloudy and very warm,
with indications Of storm to night
St. Louis, at p. M; Msude. from vicksburg, at 3
A. NJ; Schenck, from Cincinnati ct four O'Clock
Departed-Belle Shreveport, New Orleans, 1t r.
New Orleans, at P. N. River forty.one feet nine
inches and falling. Weather clesr. Mercury 7So
BvANsvILLI. May l6.-River eleven feet one
inch and falling. Weather clear and warm. down.
Charles Morgan, 1t p. N.
PiTrsBuRG, May l6.-River five feet eleven inche'
Anc risiDg Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, May l6-River stationary; sever
feet ten inches in the canal. Weather warm ant
aultrY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
THE TURF.


Postponed.
New YORK, May Is The mustang race,
which was to have taken place at Fleetwood
to-day, has been postponed on account Of
bad weather to Thursday, same time and
place.
The Races at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, May l6 The half mile race
for two year Olds was won by Lisbon, NJ
Wharton second, Tampico third. Time
1894.
The second race, two mile heats, was won
by Tenbroeck, Brakeman second, Hulepen-
son third Time-3:38a4, 1888.
The third race, one mile and an eighth,
was won by Sallie Gardner, Grenoble sec
Ond, Novelty third. Time-1:56a4.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
RELIGIOUS.

Methodist Episcopal General Conference.
BALTIMORE, May l6-Bishop Ames pre-
sided. The amendment making women
eligible to the offices of leader, steward, ex-
horter and local preacher, was referred to
the committee on the state of the church.
A resolution discouraging the use of tobacco
by excluding from certain Offices those who
use it, was referred to the committee on
temperance.
Southern Baptist Convention.
RICHMOND, May l6.-The Baptist Conven-
ton meets next year in Coliseum Place
Baptist Church, New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17

Wednesday, May II, 1876. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Reporter Spring for Liverpool
Schooner Locke, Schriever, for Rvatau Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Mexican steam tug Manititlan, Bas So 4days from
Vera Cruz. to master-2d district
British bark wick and Mebone. Whiteside, 40 DAYS
from Liverpool to Shepherd Nco-Point
French bark Poymnie, Consol so days from Bor
deaux. to master-2d district
Italian bark Simeto Viviano e5 days from pa,or
mo to master-2d district
brig Street, FicIett, days from Havana, to
Schooner Santos Oteri. Pzzati 8 DAYS from ia.
malca, to Oteri Bro I'd district P T
sTEAMBoATs.
Bertha. Broad. from Washington
Robert Young. Daniel from Washington
81 Jonn, BergerOn from Baton Rouge
Wai0On. Ruiz from Lower Coast
Oriole Carrick, from Lower Coast
BELOw-COMING UP.
rrehcn snip Oncle Felix, Lepin, IS days from Bor
Spanish bark Nueva Aus ALA, Pons. davs fro,, II,
vana, to master 49,"
EXPORTS.
,od LnivkRPOOL-Ship Reporter--43o4 bales cotton
.RUATAE IsLAND-scheoner R Locke-74 hill.
nour half bbla r"nr l csk should era bhI ahoUI
ders bags coffee 10 SKIS corn 1000 feet Inmbsr sno
shingles l4l pkgs sundries i'Vo
IMPORTS.
bricks ooiooVa-'oooa nre
coffaa IA Hnoz-Nteam Tug Minstitlan-I7O baea
cVne9 ~ bXs van LA beans o"s'
c maAssv:AaN,aA-Steamship Margaret-2 pkgs tobacco
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
WASHlNGTON-Steamer BERTHA 1o1 ho,..
i0a O0tton seed Is sks seed cotton hhda sn~.r
A'y w sks rnugn rice II head cattle and sundr,as
..t. Ste amer Robert Youpg-1Oo hal..
dries W noo0 cattie and sun
and sundries nnos sugar
LoWH H6 cOAST-Steamer Waloon-Sundr;ea
Ao" h6 COAST-Steamer Oriole-Sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
=, MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEyaS
ias! le1lsS bates cotton 20 hhds sugar hh1s A.
4'O head cattle and sundries o W. oaRs wool
,sN NY NJ, OIL Fans AND MOBILE RAILROAD Nav
ia tea %a CO.. .on 70 hhds tobacco $50 sks oilcars
MEMORANDA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUhi'
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN The NATTER OF FRANCOIS CROuChs"
Bankrupt.
IN B0nkrupfcY-N0. lD93s
In Bankruptcy-No. 1898.

WHEREAS, FRANCOIS CROUCHET, OF TX TX
az psrsh ofst. Landry and dis riot aforesaide u31
Sserahea , bankrupt under the act of Congress
1titi 1907 has this day filed in said coals
thereof from all mis- debts and other claims pross.
cnaSt sad act. Notice is therefore given e
eIso ot who have proved sheir debts. ana
th nne. 1916 at II NJ is assigned for the hearing
s stt same and that they may then and ~
araena ana show cause if any they have, why
nnd ,urtner notice Is given that the bankrupt
~ ~ aso an examination before Register kels
"A me tnltty-frst day of NAV. A. D. 1876 q =
Orleans. O""'"""so o"A
wre5Ks once, New Orleans, Nav ?, 1876. ..,
"J' "H <. LOEw, Deputy Cl&A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
NEW YORK.
Sub.Treasury Balances

New YORK. Nav 16.-Gold. ST., 658, 6l2;
currency, $37 ,792, 33l. The sub-treasurer
paid out $404, 200 on account of interest
and $40, 900 for bonds. Customs receipts to-
day $2S8, 900.
Failed.
Messenger & Wright, wool dealers, failed
for $20O,OO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUN
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In THR MATTER OF JAMRS BELL BANKaun
In Bankruptcy-NO. $40.

WHEREAS. JAMES BELL, OF MOREH0uS
bankrupt under the act of Congress Of march,
1901, mas this day filed in said court petIIs
praying for discharge and certificate thsl;S
!4 an MS debts and other claims provable W. ~
VINO have proved their deb s. a. to all other y
sSns IN interest, that the fl st day Of ~ ~
100, al II a NJ Is assigned for the hearing o. "
snow cause, if any they have, why the prayeiiss
une SAD petition should not be granted; and fur!%
a1slce is given that the bankrupt will undersVs
thirty trst day OF May, A. b. 1870, at ii A. NJ stn
once, CustomhOuse building New Orleans.
Nieaks Office. New Orleans Maya 1876.
my3 III L! K LOEW DEPUTY Cerk.