The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-17


meet with resistance, as the mob Is re-
ported defiant and threatening.
New YORK, Feb. 16.--Arrived: Steam
ers Somerset from Bristol and German
Castle from Shanghai
Moody and sanky Revival.
The attendance at the Moody and
Sankey revival services to-day was
more than double that Of yesterday, the
lower hall being filled. Moody's dis
course was on the condition of prevail
ing prayer.
A Train snow hound.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Feb 16.-A special
from Bethlehem, N. H., says q train on
the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad
has been snow bound in ten feet OF snow
and ice, three miles below Crawford
Notch, since yesterday morning. The
weather is very severe in this section.
First Republican Rally.
CONCORD, N. H., Feb. 16.-Hon. J. @.
Burrows spoke in this city tonight.
This was the first Republican rally OF
the season. A large and enthusiastic
audience was present. Ex-Governor
Hartman was present, and made some
| stirring remarks.
Three Mnrderers tn be Hung.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Interpretations are
complete for the execution of the three
Sicilians who murdered Francisco Pa
lerno last spring. They will be hung
at about noon on Friday.
steamer sunk.
HUDSON, N. Y, Feb 16.-The ice in
the river is loose and ahoat. The water
is high and muddy. The steamer Golden
Gate was sunk by floating ice at Sturte-
want dock to-day.
The Black Hills Again.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Feb. 16.-There
is considerable excitement in this city
in regard to the Black Hills. A party
will start for the hills in about q week,
and others will follow shortly.
ship Uatfcld-Rescnc Of Her Crew,
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 16. ~ The bark
Floka, which arrived from Baltimore,
brought two of the crew Of the ship w.
J. Hatfield, from Philadelphia for
Bremen. The Floka encountered
the Hatfield dismasted and water
logged. A boat was sent out, but
failed to get alongside because of the
high sea. Three men jumped overheard,
and two were rescued. The rest
Of the crew were unable to speak or
move from exposure or want of water.
The Floka lay to during the night, but
at daylight the Hatfield was invisible,
and, it is believed foundered with all on
board.
4 RattIc-succcss Of the AIfOmiSts.
MADRID, Feb. 16.-The details Of the
battle at Elgueta are coming in. The
Royalist corps, under command OF Gen.
Quesada, advanced from Durango In the
direction of the Carlist positions at
Elgueta. They found the Carlists
strongly intrenched. After u severe
battle, lasting FIVE hours, the Alfonsists
drove the Carlists from the entrench-
ments and carried every position. The
Carlists retreated, falling back on Villa
real, after sustaining heavy losses, esti
mated at nearly 1000 men. Large
ammunition stores were captured by the
Government troops.
Jules ROguet Failed.
PARIS, Feb. 16.-Jules Roguct, the
prominent financier, has failed, and his
acceptances have been returned. The
cause was the non arrival of remittances
from Hayti.
River News.
VIcKspuRG Feb. 16.-Up: Katie, at II .. m.
Down Susie Silver, at "a. IN. Packets on time.
Weather clear and pleasant. River stationary
Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS. Feb 16. II mWind north,
light Weather hazy and cool.
Arrived: British ship Andean Mt 900 this
morning. Miller. master. from Tam pico to PIN,
Forwood &Co.
Sailed: Ship Bonanza and barks Karsten,
Ilngood and Proserpina. The bark Sleipner.
previously reported as having arrived inside Tor
orders has sailed for Mobile, and the bark VIM.
Owen that was inside for orders has sailed for
Baltimore.
SOUTHWEST PASS. Feb, 1G, 6 p. m.-Barometer
$3.50. Wind east. light. Weather cloudy and
worry hazy
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamer Now York. The ship Prince
Rudolph and bark Sarnarang, previously re-
ported as having arrived outside for orders,
have sailed-the former for st. Johns. n. u. and
the latter for Pensacola. The steamer San Mar
cos is at anchor inside the bar bound out. The
all day outward bound.