davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26
Lands and Tenement

.'tuated in the ciiv of Wilmington. Del. :
ing part OF the Real Estate late Of Jo..
NearIes deceased. to wit
No. /, IN that lot OF land with s,.
blacksmith shop thereon erected. beg.tti
at the northweetcrIy corner OF Tron. 4
Scarlcs streets. in tho city OF " ilmllrs
aforesaid; thence westerly along the norls
" side Of Front street thirty two i,l'
Philip PlunKett's land. thence by linz
said Plqnkctt's land Northeriy to the sea
along the said side Of Second .ra
siNty-three feet TO tho westerly side
Scar les sttcet. and thence thereby -au2g.
Two hundred and tiity-seyen feet to the Fs
of beginning.
Attendance viii be- given and terms Of q
made known a. tho time and place aUroi
by SAM NEL G. SEAKLES, Admn;.'
by BENJAMIN Nields, Esq., his AT rn.s
Attest: c. NJ VANDEVER
JGn.tts Clerk OF The Orphans Io-r
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26
SEIek.IPF'S SALE.

Rf vlrtue Of wri, Of Lev0ri Faciae to me
- directed, will he eNposed to Public Salr
at the
DBL AWARE lloI 81. No. 5i5 MARKET ST.
Kept by George W. 0rt ip, in the city %. VIII
minG;on, New Castle county, Delaware. on
TIfESnAY
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26

. The following described Real Estate, VIZ.
Al taet certain lot or piece OF land situe
ed in the city of Wilmington aforesaid. with
three TWO story ,r&me houses erected there
. houndo and described us follows, TO viii
inning ~ the intersection of the south
erly side Of II street with the eastery side OF
Locust street: thence seutherly along tho
salu SIDE of Locust street seventy one feet
TO n corner; thence ea.terly psrallel to II
street thi'ty-six feet 10 corner. thence
nortberIy parallel to Locust street seventy
one tc:l to the southerly side Of IS street
aforesaid; thence herewith westerly thirty
SIX fect 20 the place of beginning. be tho con-
tents thereof Wha: they may.
Seize anl taken in e. ccuti0u ~ the l.rn-
nerty of George K. Town end ana Mary +.
~ ms Siic. and terre tenants. ana TO be sold
by WM, II. LAMBSUN. Sherin.
sherill's Office, New Castle.
January. IL. 1870. janl2-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26
SHERIIFs SALE.

GNHERIEFi5 SALE,
- By virtue OF q wit Of Levcri Facils 10
to me directed will be exposed 70 public salc
al the Hotel Of John Elliott in tho village oi
Chrlstana, IN White Clay Creek bundled,
New Castle county, Delaware, OF
FRIDAY,
TitE I'm HAi OF FEBRCARI.Js-
At. O'Clock, 7. NJ.
;he follow ng dee ribed Real Estaie.,l.:
an that certain 10. CT land situsie H. the
village o! Chri.tiaDa, in the county a New
Castle and state Of Delaware. on the south
erly side of tho public road leading rom
Christi9na 10 stanton, bounded by lands Of
james Bolton and Abraham ?. Shannon and
by the public road 3iOresald. cor tanning bout
one acre. more or less, on which is erectea 4
frame house, beinR real estate Of ami in
which John p. Todd, deceased. late Of the
SAID village of ChristiaIa died. seized in ieo.
leaving 10 survive him four children as heirs
at law. to whom the same deace ended by yir-
Tue OF the laws int,stnte Of the state az Del
aware.
Seized and taken into execution az the
property OF Jacob MeClintock, M.ry Anr
McClintock, John Smith, Lev CT a Smith, NV
land Price. Elizabeth Jane Price and Martha
b. Miller, ind 20 be sold by
., WM. II. LAMB5OS, Sheriff.
sherif-s Office. New Cas,JQ,
January =, ls.d. .auzi.ts
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26

TO SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. R0geilascll
Female HydTastiR Poi0ders, for al b,
Complaints. BY mail, 81. Address
hek e<svh. a. ". B0x. LSos n. i. .hs
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26
SFREssAFr,s SALE

by virtue oi n writ Of Levari faclaA. to
~ me directed. will be exposed TO Public
>ale, NJ the
DELAWARE HOl SENO. SIS MARKET ST.
kept b. George W. 0rtlip, in the city Of viii
inlnSt n. New Castle county. Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
THE l,t DAY uF FEBRUARY, 1870.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26
SsfERIEF's SALE.

DI virtue ofa writ of Levsri Facias
. 10 me dir ected, VIII be exposed 10 Public
Sale at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l3 MARKET ST
kept by George W ortlip IN tho city of Will
mington. New Castle county. Delaware. on
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26

SAEitlff'S SALE.
y Ly virtue .: :. wri, 81 Lcv9ri Fac,a.. Ia
me directed, viii ne expb.e,i :" Publ, rair'
at tie ''
DELAWARE HOT II, u MaREEI ST.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in ,ne Ci:y Of Wiz
mlngbr, New Castle County. Deiawavn. ~.
THURSDAY,
TIE lctt DAY OF FEBRUARY. .Is;f
at o'clock, P. M,
Ine following described Real Estate. VIZ.
NJ That certain lot or parcel Of LAND lyiny
ano pelng situated in the City OF Wll,ninT.
ton Aforesaid, having two brick meesua1es
thereonI bounded and Lescribed as follows
tnat ls to say, Beginning ON the corner
formed by the intersection OF the line of the
soutnerly side of Sixth Rtreet wit h the limo on
the easterly side OF Church street, thence
easterly along said side OF Sixth street fiftv
one leeL more or less 10 the westerly side n
an alley leading into Sixth street. thence
southerIy along said side of eaid ajley mar.
ailei 10 Chrrch street thirty-three feet 10 a
corner thence westerly parallel to eiyth
street hHy-one feet, mLre or lesp tn The
easterly SIDE of Church street. and thence
northerly along said lde OF Church strent ~
It to the place OF beginning, be the contents
within SAID bounds what they MAY togethor
Hllh the iree and uninterrupted use Of the
afof esAlu Alley IN common with other ovn
ers OF land bounding thereon foreyeT
nei2eu and taken into execu.inn 90 ,bo
property of Henry DOugherty. decCassS
tAnn Dongherty Surviving NoTtrarnr ~, Il
Administrators of Henry Dougber,r da
ceased and terre ten. nts, and 10 he so Il b,-
Wm. q. LAMEsON, Sheris
Sherifi's Office. Now Castle.
vaAseAs ~. IA. -. 4S,A. IaA. x1-v.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26
F0R SALE ltNn nrn Il.

~ good farm OF 40 acres N Christiana
hnhdred. New Cast County, Delaware,
anout miles from Wilmington. the improve,
ls under good cultivation. Persons desjrino
truck farm near to market should give this
place their attention, as it Will be sold az
bargain and on very easy terms,
EVANS PENNINGTON.
Real Estate Broker, sth and Market 81.
dtclG-M ed&Sat-tf
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26
EXECUTORS' sALE
On
REAL ESTATE,

By virtue Of II renewed order of as
pnanF court al tho State OF DelawT y
and Tor New Castlo County. made the "
day OF December. A. D.. 1875, will be tSA
Public Auction, on
THURSDAY.
The =, DAY OF FEBRUARY. ~
~ otnln,k y NJ
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26
PUBLIC S1LES.
A DMISISTRATOR'S SALE OF
ZEAL. ESTATE

by virtue oi au order of the Urt.p
Court of the State OF delaware. in N! +
New Castle County made the 9th day oi N
tembcr. a. D., ls15. wild bo exposed to al
public auction, on
saturday, February I.lb. IS'o
.lt . O clock. u. m..
at the auction rooms of l.. W, Stidkz
Son, No. Ill Ea@t Fourth street, Wilmit;l
Dol, tho following descrihed
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26

Fine Nail Scissors Nm
Curved and straight, Mani Brushes, ii
Brushes, Nail Files, Nall Polishers, eS''
ale by L. BRINGH URST Cu,,.
Corner Sixth and MARKET streo'-
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26

EoR RRENT-"Anchorage" Property of four
II acres, on Newport Pike, in suburbs Of
city; large dwelling. good stable. ice house.
&c j. A. BOND,
Real Estate Agent
0ec@ldeaNdWl CJ2 Market street
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26

EuR sAIEi on RENT a large Brick
Il House with fifteen acres OF land. in the
village of Glasgow. Also, Brick Dwelling
and store-house attached. For further in
formation apply on the premises to
jan5d&wG JESSE BO[IDFS
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26

2INOE sALE-1hree building iots on Jack.
- son street, between G:h and eth. Five
mlllding lots on Fifth street near Van Buren
Two on Front street near jackson, and a lot
Al ieet 'front.' on Delaware Avenue, near Har
-ison. Apply at this office, Inar4tt
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26

II - clock. u.,
The io.lawu. do'c-ihea Personal p:Jcc-ty.
VIZ:
horae. wagon and haTpets. nurey, blank
elshud whip nag cutter and hay, show cases
ice cream iree2er, = cream cans, l2 ict cream
tabs. : oyster lubs, soda fountain and fx-
tures, % sets q counter scaies, {: lnrys stnTe
lamps. J, saloon tables, = water coolers. /
= clocks. . lot Of canGy ana scgal, toys nnts
aphlc1, ra!sins, Lous ohoid ard kitchen urn
t"te, consh.l ting q tables. chair, lyrpgeg.
carpete, teds.eads anG bedding, Ac.
SeI5'd and taken a execution ~ the pre :
pcrty at l.lwa1i J.. Rice. and to be s6la ~
WM. H LAMBSON, Sherit,
Sheriff Otiice, Nev Castle,
jar. 2. 4. u, lsIS. janG5-tu
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26

EFoR RENT-rhe property 4l3 KING stree.
Il apply at this ONCE. dec2g-f
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26

EoR. EEST = 0NE OF THE BEST
Il business s:ands known in ~ wilmington
ss Chadwick Fountain Hotel. Ire Crcann
Garden and Museum. X i the only ice rreaIn
garden in the city. This u a chance s.ll om
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26

SBkhIFf'S SALE.
- BY virtue Of o writ oi Nenditicpi Expo-
mas 10 me direc'ed. will be exposed 10 Public
sale at the premises. il the town of Miadle-
town. 81; Georges hGndrod. IN New astle
county. Delaware. Ob
FRIDAY,
TIE "tn DAY OF fEBRUEY. A.b.,s,c.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26
SfxEhkIEE,S SALE

RY virtue Of writ of Levarl Facias 10 mo
- directed, will be exposed to Public Sale.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26

NOR SALE OR RENT-Tne Handsomely
A. located new dwelling lalO Delaware
Avenue. Apply next door.
lySsu n SCOTT.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
Quarantine Restrictions,

GOT. KELLOGG RECOMMENDS THEIR ABATEMENT
The subjoined special message was yesies.
day transmitted to the Senate:
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Exec. DErr..
New Orleans. Feb. II. 1876.
To the Honorable President and Members Of the
Amongst the fmpedimeuts TO h9commesce
Of the port of New Orleans. which it is in the
power. OF the Legislature to yeeove, none are
more yexatious and injurious Than the exist.
ing quarantine restrictions.
Out quarantine Jaws were passed epofs
than twenty years ego. Announcements in
sanitary knowledge now justify. apd OUT com.
mercial intesests ye9uige theiy material mod.
fcation.
Modern appliances TOT the aeration, cleans.
ing and fumlgation or vessels arriving from
infected ports, enable the health authorities
to take more efficien. precautions against
infection by detention of for:s.e:ght hours
than was formerly possible in quarantine Of
ten Of twenty days.
making imperative the detention at q oaran-
tine Of Vessels arriving from infected ports be
repealed. and IN lieu thereof propef provision
be made fog the disinfection of all such YES
sells by the Board ol Hssltb authorities. A
bill framed tot this purpose will! be presented
to you.
also escommehd that soins provision be
made fof the reduction and equalization of
the quarantine fees now charged and collected
at the Quayaptine stations OF the State
VIM. T. KELLOGG, Governoe.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. pa bill passed both
Houses of the Legislature ratifying the set
tlement of the State debt made by the COM
missioners. All direct State bonds, except
those in aid of railroads, are to be taken up
and new ones issued. They are to bear in
terest from j aly next at two per cent for five
years, three per cent for five years, four per
cent for ten years, and five per cent tor ten
years. All past due interest coupons are to
be given up and Cancelled.
The bondholders of the Alabama and Chat
tanooga Railroad surrender the bonds issued
by the State in aid of the road and those in
dorsed by the State, and take the read and
franchises and land, and receive in addition
81, 600, 900 of bonds to bear interest as other
new bonds The remaining railroad bond
matters are yet unadjusted.
The settlement will bring the entire indebt-
edness of the State inside Of $40, 600, 900 at
low rate of interest.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 22-River 80 feet z
inches and falling Weather clear and pleas
ant. Arrived: Robt. Mitchell and II. s. Tur-
ner from New Orleans.
PIrrsBURG, Feb. 22-River feet 10 inches,
falling slowly. Weather clear and cold.
CAIRO, Feb. 22.-Arrived: John A. Scudder
from 81. Louis at 10 P. NJ, Cbas. Morgan
from Cincinnati, A. NJ, City of Vicksburg
from Vicksburg, P. N. Departed: Scudder
Tor New Orleans at A. NJ. Morgan for New
Orleans noon, City of Vicksburg for St.
Louis at P. NJ. River 40 feet IL inches and
rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. % River falling, with IL
feet in the canal. Weather cool and clear.
EVANSVILLE, Feb. 22-River 35 feet
inches and falling Weather clear and
pleasant.
MEMPHIS. Feb. %. - River stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant. Departed: Au-
gusta for White River, Belle Texas for Arkan-
sas River, Golden Rule for New Orleans,
Commonwealth for ST Louis, Illinois for
Vicksburg, Cons Millar for Cincinnati
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
GENERAL NEWS.

NAsHLnLE, Feb. 22.-Ths deputy collector
with fifteen soldiers arrived from the raid in
Lawrence and Wayne counties, with eight
prisoners They broke up six home stills
with an aggregate total capacity of three
barrels per day.
DETROIT, Feb. pam earthquake was felt
Sunday.
BosroN, Feb. 22.-The 2OOth anniversary
of the burning of Medfeld BY the Indians
under King Philip was celebrated.
An overturning wagon killed two persons.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 22.-Godlove s. Orth
has been nominated for Governor by the Re-
publican Convention.
INDIANoLA, Iowa. Feb. 22.-Returning from
church two families quarreled. Two bothers,
their father and friend were killed. The
attacking party, numbering six. are in Jail.
New HAVEN, Feb % About two hundred
delegates were present at the convention of
the greenback men.
BALTIMORE Feb 22.-Prof. D. G. Gilman
was inaugurated President of the Hopkins
University to-day. Gov. John Lee Carroll
Gildersleeve, of the University of Virginia.
The university opens in October.
NEW YORK Feb. 22-Wm. A. Darling and
Spencer N. Green, president and secretary Of
Q savings bank, have been arrested for swear
ing to false exhibit in 1871.
Wellington, Kidder & Co., rectifers and
distllers, have failed. Liabilities 100000.
Frederick Schuchardt and Lawrence Wells,
comprising the firm of Frederick Schuchardt
& Sons, bankers, have failed. Liabilities
$50, 900.
CHICAGO. Feb. 22.-Gsorge Cameron shot
Fred Schneider and then himself Both are
dead. The killing occurred so quietly in q
drinking saloon that it is supposed the affair
was pre-arranged.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 22-There was no public
observance Of Wsshington's birthday be.
yond adjournment of the courts and holiday
for the public schools.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
gorefgrs Newss
fore9ge end domestic Markets.
Etc. Etc. ETC.
sg2SHfNGION NOTESe

WasH9NGroNe Feb 22.esThe commlttees DID
Rstrenohmene qssacRss Che Department Of
Justices The pardon clerk will be dispensed
with. and rnarshalships in North Carolina
and elsewhere, where the expenses dsve been
} enormous, will be consolidated.
The NATIONAL Democratic Committee ere
all present, Mr.. Scheii in the chair.
The nominating National Convention meets
the 9th of June. One speech was allowed by
tho delegation from each city claiming the
Charles d. Jacobs, Mayor of Louisville. read
paper drawn by. the Kentucky delegation in
favor Of holding the convention in that city.
Louisville is the Democratic metropolis of o
Democratic State that gives Az, 600 majority.
A State so uniformly Democratic should meet
with some reward for her adherence to truth,
right and justice. kentucky is central, and
has no sympathy with the ultraism Of any
section. Lons vil has q hall sus,eptabls Of
seating $500, but II necessity arose for mCre
room, the Exposition Building could be &C.
cured, allincidental expenses being paid.
The hotels had agreed to charge only the
usual rates, and many citizens, if the hotels
should be overcrowded, would open their
houses to guests.
Kentucky has no son to present for nomi-
nation, and therefore the deliberations would
be free from improper influences. Kentucky
would cheerfully acquiesce in Whatever the
Convention might decide. Mr.. Jacobs, in
conclusion. as Mayor of Louisville, promised
that should the Convention meet in that city,
the Inequalities would be such that every del
egate on his return would feel as If he had
never left home.
The annual meeting of the National Asso-
citation OF Veterans of the Mexican War, was
held to-day. Gen. Denver presided. Gen.
Geo. E Pugh Of Ohio. Gen. Albert Pike of
Arkansas, and H. s. Lane Of Indiana, were
selected as Centennial orators. A committee
was appointed to arrange for the Centennial
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
QARINE.

GALVESTON, Feb. 22.--Arrived: Steamship
State of Texas from New York, ship Missouri
from Liverpool, schooner F. Nickerson from
Boston.
New York, Feb. 22.-Arrived: Idaho.
Arrived out: Oberon, Anna Chapman, Ma
tional Eagle, Brodren, DilliRented, Finland.
Saga, Eleanor, August, Tug Reckworm, Pan
quet de Vendull, Eva, Tus Dorilis, Napoleon,
Pedio. Gust, Dingo, John Patten, Auto rat,
Artehusa, Panama.
. Homewsrd bound: Freibandel for New Or
leans
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
CELEBRATION OF TIE TWENTY-SECOND IN
CHARLESTON.

day was celebrated here by grand military
display. The parade was commanded by
Gen. Stephen D. Lse, an OK. Confederate, and
was headed by Battery A, 5th United States
Artillery. The Revolutionary Eutaw flag was
borne in the line by q color guard, consisting
of visiting detac hments from the Old Gaard
of New York city and the Clinch Rifles of
Augusta, Ga, under the command of Lieut.
Fuller, of the Old Guard. A national salute
was fred by Battery f, and an Grafton ap-
propriate to the day pronounced. The sus-
pension of business throughout the city was
general, and tonight several large military
banquets are in progress.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
Amalgamation Of Cable Companies.

AuAOA9 0uA0OAUA " O0U1O NVnU0uACS1
The recent reports as to fusion of the
Anglo-American and Direct Gable Companies
proved to be something more than mere
rumors. Indeed, it is now said the combina-
ton is but mere question of time. Already
the proposal has been formally made, and q
circular addressed to the stockholders Of the
Direct Cable Company promulgating the fe-
suits Of consultations Of the largest share.
holders of both organizations. fn brief. the
stipulations of the circular are that
The Anglo-American Company is to acquire
the Direct Company's property absolutely tor
ELS per share, payable in debentures bearing
Al per cent interest, redeemable in yearly in.
stallments out of the renewal fundof the
United Company; the payment of interest and
principal forming first charge of sl45, COO
year on the net earnings and the whole being
that the public may be protected from the
oppression of a monopoly. it is suggested that
the Anglo Company should make arrange
ments with their customers similar to those
adopted by insurance companies with their
policy holders, and return to their customers
q return of all surplus revenue beyond, say
per cent dividend on its stock (Which, it is
believed, will be provided by IS rate to be.
gin With, by means of pro rata distribution
to all customers to the extent of $40 per an.
mum and upwards, and by further reductions
of the rate as the increase Of business pei.
mits.
1t is estimated that the capacity Of the
united cables will warrant reduction in the
price of messages to one shilling per word,
providing the business be as extensive as is
anticipated at the present time.-New York
R,,Uefin
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
THE BEECHER CASE.

BROOKLYN, Feb. GA committee Of nine
has been appointed to draft the report of the
Council. It is understood that the Plymouth
positions are nearly all sustained.
BROOKLYN, Feb. 22-The report of the
committee who were Immediately in charge of
the Beecher scandal. sets forth that the COM
mittee are satisfied that there seems to be no
absolute necessity Of reopening the case, but
iuasmuch as there are SO many sus-
picious claims and ruinous allegations, it
recommends that the council appoint Q
committee of two to advise Plymouth Church
that it would be well to select committee of
five from . list of eminent persons which they
submit, whose duty it shall be to hear every
scrap of evidence that can be. collected, and
adjudicate finally upon the case. There Is 2
division.of the Council on this subject, and it
is said the fight will be q long and bitter one
The report will be considered in to-nights
session.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
.EKlA TIE PANNEN.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. %, Noon.-Barom-
eter 5000 Wind northeast, strong. Weather
cloudy and hazy.
No ARR walls.
Sailed: B.rks Johannes Foss, Louisiana
and St. Patrick and schooner O. HI. Fsbens.
SOUTHWEST Pass. Feb. %, 6 p Ma
rometer 80 80. Wind north northeast,
fresh. Weather cloudy, thick, rainy and
hazy.
Arrived: Spanish bark .Virtuosa, Solar,
master. 4 days from Havana, in ballast, to G..
& G. Green.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23

their portfolios, and Perier. Renault OF Wad-
dington will take the Ministry Of the Interior.
All of the above names belong to the Left
Csutef or Moderate Left. M. Deejardins,
Under Secretary of State, and n. Leo, Direc-
tor of the Press, have resigned.
PARIS, Feb. 20 Evening. last Of the
election returns are now in. The members
elect are classified q follows: Republicans
1885, Conservative Republicans 70. BonaPart-
lists Ga. Legitimists 26, Conservatives "a, Con-
stitutionalists 20, Radicals IL. second Dai
lots in LOG districts are necessary.
i 10 expected that when all the elections
are decided the Republicans will have 283
seats: of these lit is estimated the Lett Will
hold a56 and the Extreme Left SO, so these
sections united will have working majority
in the Chambeg without the assistance OF the
The leaders of the Left Center are much
concerned at the prospect.
NJ. Theirs will probably take his seat in the
Cham Der of Deputies, instead of the Senate;
in order to moderate the zeal of the Rspub-
licanA
MADRID. Feb. ga dispatch received yes
tefdsy announces that Don Carlos was in the
Bazton Valley.
Gen. Martinez Canpos's army is marching
upon Hermann.
Kire Alfonso entered Tolosa yesterday.
The Royalists had previously carried all the
heights near the town.
MADRID. Feb. 22.-The Senate passed
vote Of thanks to the army.
MADRID, Feb. 23.-The Carlist leaders ST.
balls. Pinol, Morales and Lizarrags have en-
tered France.
ROME, Feb. 22.-The Italian Minister at
Vienna will be created Ambassador.
ROME, Feb. 22.-It is announced that the
Vatican has informed Don Carlos that he
ought to stop fighting.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN WEDNESDAY 49, 1876

American schooner Geo. Ssaly, Cav, mas
ter, from Galveston, with cattle, to master.
British ship 81. Patrick, Stirrat, master. 40
days from Liverpool, with general cargo, to
Hall & Vaughan.
Sailed: Steamers Prince Edward and Ma
rina, ships Jupiter and Constsntis, bark ia.
ruco and schooner W. L. Bradley.
The bark Honor, reported as having arrived
for orders, has sailed for PascsRoula.