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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
TURKEY AND HER REBELLTOUS SUBJECTS.
BERLIN Monday. Feb. 81. 1876.

Intelligence from Ccttinje states that in con-
sequence represe, of the Russian rnd Aus
tran all hope OF the extension OF Mon
tenossin territory has been abandoned
lara, Damata. Monday, Feb. 81, 1876.
A party Of Italians landed here from the Austrian
Lloyd steamer recently having in their possession pass
ports To Montenegro. Tley were arrested by ia Aus
irau authorities back to Italy lex escort
not " outstanding the IL presentations oi the Italian
VIENNA. Monday, Feb. 81, 1876.
Tie P,tsse OF this city says:
TIE Greek Minister OF FOREIGN hfrs ha~ communi-
cc,el Gre k Legation OF Euro tie reno o the
,ircrh Con al Lirssa Turkey, stating that notwitl
standing the Suan'S lrnaI, increase If tbos has
; on sunmary demand Il in the nrovncrsDf EplrTis
aud Thes,Iy and tie cyi lence o. ChriStan' is stu re-
iect d in the courts The Trade remains dead
lot.erm these provinces.
LONDON, Monday. Feb. 81, 1870
Berlin telegram 10 The Pail Mall Ga-ette says:
In consequence of the of the Northern
powers, the ROamanin Ministry have given pcdge 10
abide conscientousN by the rules tad down Tor Ron-
mna's political position and conduct IN tue nternar
ti0na treaties and 10 gulate their policy accordingly
ruE ATTITUDE OF SEW.
BRLGRADE, Monday. + b. II, 1870.
The Tstok newspapel Publ shes article dec asing no
power can force Scrvi to fathess To the Insurgents
or hold her back when the time for action arrives Inc
Turks are pursuing policy OF deception The Seryian
people through the sKuptschna have declared Ia favor
NJ war with the Turks III popular voice must heard
s.rva must accomplish sacred duty, or succumb TO
moral death.
LONDON. Tuesday, Feb. 90, 1876.
Berlin dispatch 10 me Times says the great Powers
are enieavorIng to induce Servia Montenegro to
prevent tneir subjects from Joining the Insurgents.
CHURCH AND STATE IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA. Monday, Feb. 81. 1876.
The Austrian Government has requested
Cardinal LeIochowski not to CONTINUE his journey
through Galcii and to avoid monstration which
mignt appe be directed against neighborng friendly
Governments The Cardinal who Is now in Cracow will
proceed To Rome direct
The Rechsrath have passed the bill providing FOR SUI
pervson OF monasteres and converts In spite OF the
recently published protests Of the Austrian Episcopae
THE WAR IN THE NORTH OF SPAIN.
MADRID. Monday, Feb. II, 1870.
kilograms from the North announce that
the Royasts continue their successful progress Cen.
Primo di Rivera has occupied the Carst forts In No
See Filth Page.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

MINISTER BUFFETs RESIGNATION T2NDERFD A
LARGE MAJOR rY OF REPUBLICAN DEPUTIES
CU0sEV-M. EMILE OLIVIER DEFEATt TX
MINISTER RCUHER ELECTiD-DtTAILs OF TIE
ELECTION.
PARIS Monday. Feb. 21-Evenine.
NJ. Buffet. the Vicc-Iresident of the Council, has
placed his resignation in the hands of President
MacMahon. 1t is believed the President will request
him to retain his Office until the convocaton Of tho
Chambers.
1t is now positively known that NJ. Buffet Minister
OF the Interior has been defeated in all the four
districts which he contested
Returns have been received from 1919 electoral
districts. The candidates known TO be elected in
the districts heard from number $685. and are CLASH
fled as follows
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Suspended.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, November l3.-The
Marine Bank has suspended.
Troops for New Orleans.
MEMPHIS. November l3-Company C..
Sixteenth United States Infantry, passed
through here to-day, en- route to New
Orleans.
Hayes Majority in Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. November l3.-Semi.
official returns from all counties OF Ohio
show majority for Hayes of 1882.
Deaths In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, November Is Total inter-
ments to-day three, of which two were of
yellow fever.
The Tennessee Sporting Men.
MEMPHIS November 13-The annual
meeting of the Tennessee State Sportsman
Association commenced in this city to- day
with field trials. The shooting tournament
opens Thursday. The attendance of visit
oIs is large and the entries full.
The Vermont Postmaster All Right.
Boston, November l3-Henry N. Sallace,
OF Bridgeport. the Republican presidential
elector against whose eligibility the cues
ton has been raised on the grounds of his
holding the office Of postmaster, in an in
terview to-day with representative of the
press, stated that his resignation as post
master is already in the hands of the Post
master General.
DiscOntfnuance of the Beecher Suit.
New YORK, November ID The suit in
the case of Moulton against Beecher has
been discontinued by the plaintiff.
The Whisky Ring Cases.
ST. LOUIS, November ID "A final djsposi-
ton was made to-day in the United States
District Court Of all cases standing against
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
vICKSBURG-SCeamer Robert Lee-3sO0 bales
MEMPHIS-Steamer James Howard ALTO bales
cotton u.s. 10 ks cotton seed and , =,
1851 aka nct-op seed and sundries
YAZOO RIvBR-Steamer tlarksville-704 bales
cotton 1893 :kr ,c 10 seed snd "undrea ~.
hhds sugar 264 bbls moiasses SKIS seed cotton and
HOUMAS PLANTATIONS Steamer Blue Wing No
laseos and sundries
BATON KOUHE-Steamer st John-7l bales cot
ton 637 bbs m0lasses sash de sug.r and auI d ries
LDSONvlLLE--Steamer Assumptien--258
hhds sugar 695 bbs moasses and sundr -
Observation-Disclosures tleta-l46 hhds su-
gar 254 bbls molssses So half bbs noasses 200 sks
rough rice and .nndries
DONALDSONvILLE-Stean Henry Tete-380
hhde sugar 53l bbls molasses axis seed cotton and
BAYOU sARA-Steamer Governor Allen---s37
bales cotton 1913 sks cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
pa hhds sugar 362 bbls mOlasses 30 Sks lint cotton
aud sundries
BAYOU Subsistence Lessie Taylor-3as bales
cotton 23 aks cottOnseed IS SKIS rough rice 239 hhGs
sugar $50 bhls mOlasses and sundrie~
WASHINGTON-Steaner Sandy No 2-936 bales
cotton u bbls mclssses end sundriee
WRECK OF II DURFEE-Steamer Lotus No 3
1856 bales cotton
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST LOUIS-Steamer L o Stanard-823 bales cot.
ton 280S SKIS cotton seed 200 SIX bran l6i5 sks oats
GA sks corr 1885 bbs flour 205 brs sork 500 bbls
meal 8l5 bales hay l35 cks bacon 90 bxs bacon and
sundry produce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mary Houston-l38 bales
cotton 1873 SKIS cotton s@ed hide tobacco $40 bbls
1870 onls pork 157 bbls meal 1893 bales hay 1910
sks corn 66e bbls potatoes and sundry produce
LOWER COASr-Steamer Walooa-2 hhds sugar
80 bbls mOlasses 100 bbls rice PA axis rough rice
and sundries
LOVER COAsr-Steamer Wawenock--lO5 bbls
rice 26l SKIS rough rice and sundree
LOWER COAST-StAamer lssbel--60 hhds sugar
Al bbls molasses and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
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A y 49,
~ = ~ = = q =; q = DySss Il Isl
fs10senog9 spp1eyed b1bl1 - court aAd
otatod hat while he hover promised 70
nolle prosequi cases, be had intended 10 DO
% With the consent Of the court. and would
take oil the responsibility of such setion.
District Attorney Bliss making NO objec-
the parties, a. fOllowe:
John McFall three cases, b. II. Engreke
ono case, A. N. Everst one case, Con Megrue
one case, 3. D. Thorpe two cases, 7. H..
Scroeder and ZAb LeavenwOrth one case.
In the case OF John D. T0rlina, who had
furnished money to run Teucher's dietil lery.
and Fred G. Teder, connected with Bing-
hsm'e, fines of $1,000 and one days impris-
0nment were imposed. .Ae
Fire ut Savannah.
SAVANNAH, November l3.-There is Q
very large tire in the depot cotton yard OF
the Georgia Central road. One warehouse,
twenty empty oars and about 1000 bales
burned. The fire is still burning. The
wind is high, and in the direction of some
l0, 600 bales. White and colored people are
working shoulder to shoulder to save 1t.
The cotton has been burning since $40 to-
night.
WAR DBPAxfM1N1,)
ONCE Chief Signal Omcer,
Warrington, November 10, ts76-4:3o T. ND
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States,
falling barometer. southwest winds. cool cloudy
in temper allure, followed at the western stations
by rising barometer ard cold nOrthery winds.
1o to
brisk and higher nOrtherly Winde. with rising "a
r0meter, cloudy and rainy veal hsr. and possibly
snow in Northern Texas and sleet IN tue lower
FOR the Middle Atlantic States, cooler southwest
winds ering to west, Oe possibly cooler lortheast
and falling barometer, with cloudy and possibly
Cautionary signals continue at Indianola and
River and Marine News.
souruw1sr PASS November l3.-Wind southeast.
Arrived Steamship Ccrdova Lang, master, TWEEN
ty-tbree days from Liverpool. 10 Dacan Zerega
erpool TO Lucus Moore; shio Lizzie BuIril, Stuart
master, seventy days from Liverpool. to MASTER
liverpool, to master; ship China. Fernald, fifty
thre days frem HAVE, to master; ship Ssmairs,
new Mans, On eigh, cen dsys from Bath, Maine to
days from Util a, to S. Ote,i Brother Sal ed
Ship Ryerscn, Dennis, master, for Galveston.
imum Thermometer 700. Arrived-lll,nois. from
victsbure; Capitol City. from st. LOUIS; vint
Shinkle. from Cincinnati. Depsrted-Belle OF Mem
Orleans.
C1somzAr, November 13-Mver ten feet two
md ena Means and or New
Orieans
ST. Louis, November l3-Arrived-Graud Tower,
from vicAsburg River rising slowly. Westher
cold; eight "a n falling all day.
EvAHsVILLs November 10 = River seven feet seven
inches and falling Weather cloudy and mild.
rTsBURe. November 8.-River three feet six
inches and falling
UAIHo November 49, Arrived-Charles Morgan.
Louis ct P. n. Departed-Grand Lake; from Sc.
Louis, At "A N. River twelve feet two inches
and falling. Weather cloudy. Mercury $50
nhop Thar NJ 10 md
warm. RIVER falling; Eve feet ten inches in the
canal.
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.s..tX .ses. g ss,s ss1Sis'' to ! sse
~ Ivan the oualiiied voterr; also, that
80. rnmhera vko desired 70 90 % we're
,ravented from voting the Democratic
kcIat: also, that tho legal number Of polls
80 not opened.
CouDiDgs
UvnYANApoLIs. November 13.-General
John Cvburn. General Lew Wallace and
Hon will Cumback left for New Or
leans tonight
A Democratic Indication.
LITTLE Rock, November l3.-Latest re-
tnrns from the third congressional district
indicate the election of Cravens, Democrat.
over Mcclure, Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-14
AGRICULTURAL.
Mobile Cotton Report.

Mobile Cotton Report
MOBILE. November l3-The following is
the Mobile Cotton Exchange report:
Fifty.six counties give lO4 replies. The
weather is reported a. having been dry and
more favorable for gathering the crop than
Lat year. There have been light frOsts all
over the State, but no damage has resulted
therefrom Nearly all report that picking
IL ahout finished, and the crop will be en-
tirelv harvested by the fifteenth instant.
The weld, as compared with last year, is
estimated to be thirty-fOur per cent less in
fonrteen prairie and bottom land counties
and ten per cent less in thirty-two upland
or sandy land counties. The crop has been
gathered much more clearly than last year,
making the grade much higher. Many OF
our correspondents state the yield OF lint to
a given number of pounds OF seed cotton
il less than last year.
Nineteen counties, forty nine
replies. The weather has been dry and
more favorable for gathering the crop than
last year. There have been light frOsts: but
the damage therefr0m has been very slight.
About seventy-fiv per cent on the average
of the crop has been gathered, and picking
will be completed from the fifteenth instant
to the first of December. The yield, as COM
pared with last year, 10 estimated on the
average to be twenty four per cent less.
-
and yield of lint as stated in the Alabama
report apply to this State.
Charleston CreD Report.
CHARLESTON, November l3.-CroP re-
mort of tho Charleston Cotton Exchange
for October is based upon seventy-one re-
plies from seventy -four counties in South
Carolina. The weather during the month
has been generally dry and favorable for
picking. Forty four counties report it more
favorable for gathering the crop this year
than the last. eighteen counties abont the
Same, and six counties as less favorable.
Eighteen replies report Q killing frost from
October ! to S, thirty five about the NJ
&eanth, seven from the twentieth to the
twenty. fifth, and seven report that there
has a. yet been no killing frost. From
seventy-nve to eighty per cent Of the crop
was gathered on the frat. thirty -seven
that picking will be finished about the fif-
aeenth, and twenty.f0nr say by the thir-
tieth. The yield in twenty-four counties
heard from shows falling of of eleven and
three-quarters per cent compared with last
wear.
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-! 4 sa as.S % Is 81: - Sc =: sss
1O68xFH EOUISlANA AND TEXAS kAIlnOAD.
roueh rioe l55 hhds sugar 4a5 bbls molasses =
eundrteo ...
Novsmber 13-ll88 bales cotton 1oo 80 eossso
seed 2l3 hhds sugar bills sugar 5aS 0bls moassos
half bbls m0lassos and sundriee
NRW ORLHANO AND MOBILE RAILROAD, 70.
vember 13-7sO bales cotton rs axis cotton seed 2O
bbls limo ISL bblD whisky 81 cks meat As kegs lara
and sundries ~
TRW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD: NO
vember 1919 hhds Sugar - bills molassee 100 sks
rough rice and sundEies
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By b. NJ. q B. J. Montgomery.
IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION JAMES CLONEY.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlaans
Nh az 7Q0 -


RY II. M. & b. J. NIONTGONERY-R. M.
- Montgomery auctioneer.-Wll be sold on
SATURDAY, November 10, 1876, at twelve O'clock
~, at he st. Charles Auction Exchange. in the
rotnuda OF the ST. Charles HOTEL in this city. bv
virtue and pursuant to oder from the Hon.
A. L. Tlssot, Judge Of the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans, dated October IA, 1876. the
following property Ao
PORTION OF GROUND, with the buildings
G Gstes of this city, in the bounded
measuring 81 feet inches front on Derbigoy
M a. by ~ fe.t inches lines in Depth being
said square. N " ~
Ierms-One third cash and the balance at one
ana Two years credit in notes of the purchaser to
nas own order and by him Endorsed. with eight per
cen, interest per annum from date of sale until
paid SAID notes TO be secured by mortgage and
VENDORS privilege on the property SO with the
Usual causes OF I've per cent attorneys fees in
Ease OF suit. aud transfer of policy of Insurance.
Inc taxes exlgible in 1877 to be paid by the pur-
chaser over and above his bid. 20
Act OF sale before A. Hero Jr notary nnh,ic a.
th@ expense Of the purchaser. pcl7 70 nos II is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-14
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll01s 0llOa, against lO9sa at New
York and after Q fair business closed at the
opening rates, against 1895 in that market. The
sales summed mp &51 600, embracing 5000 at ITO:
llOa; 5000 and $1,000 at llOas, and $1,000 and
$4,000 at ll0k.
Foreign exchange was without quotable varia-
ton. and the movement was fair.
The sales Of sterling cOmpr sed $500 emb :ac.
ing $1,000 Al clear IS %; s6ooo b, oflsdng and
and III COO do ard Al clear "a S52205 22k; $1,000
and $4,000 Al clear and & 10 900 b Ii of ladDg at
IS 22k. and 2l2,O 900 and 100000 bill Of lading at
IS 22h0523
The sale Of francs comprised 5000 commercial,
embracing. sc, 600 and $4,000 at 4.S23s; 100000 az
ADJ and rs, 600 at 48lA.
At the 81 ,ss seIling bills were quoted at IS 21h
22I for bill of ladiDg and Al clear, and - %
IS 81 for bank (bank counter rate -0e5 27k).
for bank.
Under liberal off rings New York commercisl
sight slightly declined. The sales comprise
&445 600. embracing $4,000 commercial at 7 Is y
and 900 do and bank at 1892; $4,000 DOM.
mercial, $50 600 private bsnkers, $50 600 do and
bank and s Is, 900 aud e25 900 bank at i; SIS 900
bank at SOii.32, and e25 600 hank at 1872. We
also Oticed sale of S 10 900 commercial sight ON
New York at l6 " cent discount.
The banks continue to check on New York at
p cent discount while commercial sight was
quoted at -0A. against > on Saturday.
The following 10 tie official statement of the
sales reported to-day at the Stock Exchange:
e20.00O Premium bonds. 1873
10000 Premium bonds. .33k
Making total Of $50 900 pre- MUM bonds.
Stocks were without any new feature, except
theimprovement in New Orle ms Gaslght Com
pany shares noted above.
state consOis wsre quiet and firm at previous
rstee, closing at 59k d6Q.
Premium bonds were more in request and \ y
cent higher, closing at 33a 1885,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-14

General Exchange
quotations. quotations.

Under unu ually hi avy receipts and disccurag-
ing tele grams the market opened dull and drOOp.
ing ana the sales duliI & the morning hardly ex-
ceeded 1900 bales. mostly at de cline Of &c, after
VIII, oh further trans actions reported to the
e1tent Of PESO b.lss making total. q. noted
above, Of ALSO bales. The movement was CHI cked
by brokers claiming o reduct on Ct &c. while fac
tors were unwilling to give way more than &c. In
some cases: howeyeT, they w , compelled to
other day. The market was depressed not only
by the decline in arrivals at Liv,Tpo j. aud &c Oh
spots, and 5-3207 30 III futures at New YORK, but
also ty the heavy receipts which, however, were
net unexpected by these who had fully considered
the Inducements to planters 10 push forward their
CT ps by rail and river in 0rde- to place them in
greater 81 curty the New Orlean, cotton presses
or all themselves of the recent market advance
in prichs, which many had regarded too rapid
and II avy to be permanent. The disps tches re
ported Liverrool gu eter at previt us rates, with
sales OF II 000 and arrivals I'D lower; Havre ir.
regular but with the quotation for tres oiduaire,
spots. raised / franc, and New York dull at a de.
cline Of &c in spots. and closing ) PARSE lower
for futures.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipbosrd
not cleared before to-dsys exports) 82.456 bales,
embracing 6l6l for Liverpool, 1891 for Bavre,
3438 for the North sea, 100 for Bremen 1404 for
Spain, II for the Mediterranean, and 62l for coast
wise ports, leaving in presses. agreeably
count at II NJ, 1854 oales, only part of which
Ia on sale.
At noon to-day middlne was Quoted at Calves.
at 1la4c at Charleston at lac. at Wilmington at
lla4c, at Norfolk at llsac, at Baltimore 1t IKE,
Memphis 81 lac, and at Augusta at IKE:
The EXCHANGE reports: "Sal.s to-day 1900 bales.
MARI ct easy at quotations."
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1876. 29,31
Arrived since last statement. ....... 2225O
Arrived previously...... 1885, is-37S 499
Total. ;............... ...........:.:.. 4o7,S76
Cleared to-day. :................... 3,.91
Cleared previously. 2O5, 743- 2Os $40
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-14
RIVER REPORTS P. n.

Spurgeon does not believe in illventi-
lated churches. One day he was preach
ing in a country chapel where the air was
so foul that he asked whether every gentle
man who happened to be near a window
would have the kindness to smash one or
two panes of glass. There was 9 grand
smashing Of panes and q delightful Access
zion of fresh air. 1t is but right to add that
Mr. Spurgeon paid the bill for the damage
done 70 the windows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-14

FOk HAVANA VIA CEDAR KRYS ANn
KEY WEST.
United States Mail Line.
NteAmships
WILLIAM P. CLYDE WILMINGTON
MARGARET, EMILIA
EA The New Orleans, Florida
<N and Havana Stsamship Line
14fa{W Will dispatch one OF the above f;rsf;
H.l..s class steamers from New Orlesno to
Every Week,
Touching at Cedar Keys and Kew West and .o,
meeting with steamers for Tampa. '' ~no Gun
p,nii.ongn bills Of ading is- ued to all points IL,
tU aIa Hncnding Tampa, and to New York CHARLES
tictt n passenger accom- modations and through
Office. oo' pefmlt nom the
For freight or passage apply to
Z. ROBSRTS, Agent,
No. leo Common street.
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STEAMSHIPS.

From New
From Bremen. Orleans
hanover. Oct. 10. About Nov IA
franknrt.. ........."......Nov. %. About Dee an
Further days of departure will be announced
The ste anne touch outward at Havre and u.-
vana and on their home trip at Havana and Sonth.
ampton. ~ 0ooeA'
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen, Southampton OF Havre to Hav.r.
Cabin, elso (gold). Steerage sae (eold,.
Prom New Orleans to SOUTHAMPTON. Havr. a,
Bremen: "s'1o "
CABIN $loo lgoldl Storage, s4s (gold).
From New Orleans to Havana
Usoin' $50 tgoidl. Steerage. SIS (goldl.
Children under ten years half price; cbildren nm.
der one year free. 0A 3Aa-
The me company reserves the right to change the
route OF the steamers. the advertised dava 81 a.
pan1ture. and the prices Of passage.
- fassage Tickets from Bremen S0uthampton NJ
davre to New Orleans issued by the undersiened.
FOE further particulars apply to
I'D. p. HTOCKMEYER CO.
o0i0 No ~ Union street.
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RY PLACIDE J. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- Off No. 46 ROYAL stIest.-rUE DAY. Novem.
81. 1876, and 70 lowing da at 10 A. NJ. will be sold
at puoiic auction at No. 81 Royal street between
Cnst"mhouse and Bienvis streets BY virtue and
IN pursuance Oh an order from the Hon. A. L..
Tlssot, judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, dated November 8, 1876, tor &C.
count of the above successiOn the conteuts of the
herein oefore mt nton premises, consistiI in a.
LaRGk AND SELECT ASSORi MENT Dt RICa
JEWELRY, Gold Watches Silver Watches, gold
and slivt CHI ANS, Silver ware Pa led Ware, Clocks
go and steel Spectacles. nhOw Cases. Counters
Store Fixtures Household Furni lure, and q great
number of valuable articles too numel GUS to men.
tiUu.
Terms-Cash on adjudication. no1O IA 1921
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFPICK OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Tuesday, November II, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Nunquam Dormio, Cousins, for Havre

snip Nu1q uam UormlO, OOulelue IOr dhVEo
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Bel nard Pontel, from Liverpool
to Luc,us MOore-2d district IL
Norwegian bark Preciosa. Jacobsen so days from
Bark william Jackson Allen, from Liverpool Sep.
tember 10, 10 master Sd district Is
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert Lee. Campbell, from vicksburg
James Howard. Pegram from Memphis
Kaue. Tobin. from Greenvi'le
Clarksvil Lee, from YaZoO river
Mary Ida RUIZ. from Weihdm's Landing
Blue Wing No 3. COmstock, from Aoumas Plant
st John. Bergeron. from Baton Rouge
Assumption. Dalferes, from DOnaidsonvie
Fleta, Brou, Fl IN DOnaldsOnvile
a.onry Tet6 AuCOln from DonaldsOnyie
Governor Allen. Brown. from Bayou Sara
LESSEE TavlOr BFusle. from Bayou Sara
Sandy NO 2 Trousdale. from Washington
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
60 Stannsrd. B ady, from st Louis
Mary Houston. Miller from Cincinnati
w'.wenOck. Taylor rom Lower Coast
WalOon. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Isabel OPry, from Lower Coast
BELOW-COMING UP.
Ship Lizzie Burrel, Stuart 20 day from Liverpool,
to master
ARRIVED AND SAILED
Ship Rverson, Dennis, from Liverpool, sailed for
Galveston
EXPORTS.
HAvRE-Shlp Nunquam Dormio-37s7 bales cot
ton 1920 slaves