The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-05

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edition will hereafter be issued a supplement,
which viii enable Us to lay before our readers
greater amount and diversity Of reading
matter.
LIST OF LETTERS. BULLETIN will pub
lish hereafter the List of Letters in the Sun
day edition.
Mis- f's-A young lady in spasms.
The German Louisiana Draymen's Associa-
ton will give grand fancy dress and cllico
ball this evening at Grunewald Hall.
George Parsons Lathrop, of the Atlantic
Monthly, is son-in-law Of Hawthorne, and is
preparing work on the novelist's literary
career
A history of the Rothschilds, written by
one Of the family, is to appear in Paris. and
will contain some letters of Napoleon, hitherto
unpublished.
1t was the old story OF chasing pretty
striped kitten in the woods and catching it,
and finding it wasn't . kitten. It was
scentennial cat.
Charley Ross has been found again; the
honor belongs this time to Wyandot county,
Ohio. As usual. he made his appearance in
very strange sort of way, and is unusually
Intelligent for boy Of his years.
CHARITY HosPITAL-J. B. Lichtenberger,
Esq, Treasurer Of the Charity Hospital. fur
nishes US with q copy Of the Annual Report
of the Board of Administrators of that insti-
tuition for the past year, for which no has our
thanks
Lady Thornton is said to DO the leader of
Washington society. Yet this is the Centen-
NAL year and about hundred years ago We
whipped those Englishmen Can Congress
do nothing In these premises - Rochester
Democrat -...
One of the most popular organizations in
our city is the champion Riverside Rowing
Club, and it will be good news to their friends
to learn that they give their second grand
fancy dress and calico ball this evening at
Exposition Hall.
"Mr. Blaine has put new life into our
party ont West" said an emphatic Western
man this evening. "He has walked up the
Republican party, sir" eyes" replied
cynical NJ Massachusetts, member, "but as they
wake up they shout for Morton; that's the
mischief for Blaine. - Washington Cor. N. I.
Herald.
Massrs. Block Il Gerard, gaugers, Cont !
street, have our thanks for their statement of
the receipts of sugar and molasses during the
month of January. Daring that time there
were 90 $50 hogsheads of sugar, 1856, 62O bar
rels and 1876 half barrels of molasses brought |
TO this port, against 3,99s hogsheads Of su-
gar, 1873, 3Oi barrels and 1886 half barrels Of |
molasses for the same month in 1875.
LEGISLATION FOR THE CIrY.-By invitation
of the Mayor and Council the Senate and
House Committees on City Affairs had last
evening very interesting interview in the
Mayors parlor, at the City Hall The results
will prob sbly appear in this days proceed.
ings of the House. We are permitted to state
that memorial from the Council will be ad-
dressed to the General Assembly, setting forth
the legislation which the city requires
One Of the most enjoyable events of the
social season in our city will OCCUR this even
ing at the Opera House, the occasion being
grand dress ball, given BY that popular and
excellent organization, the French Benevolent
and Mutual Aid Society. The character and
Of the gentlemen composing this
and the elaborate arrangements
made, give assurance that it will in every re-
spect be elegant and recherche.
On Thursday, February 3. a petition was
filed in the Superior District Court by
Messrs. G. Winehill, A. Hummel, L. France
md J. Rauch, stockholders Of the Home
Made Shoe and Clothing Msnufaotury. ask
NO that the affairs of the company be liqui-
lated and that receiver be appointed. Ga
Friday morning . judgment. was rendered,
granting the prayer of the petition and ap-
pointing Col ]. Priest receiver. who imme-
lately took charge Of the affairs Of the COM
,any.
THE INDUSTRIAL FUTuRR OF ALABAMA-The
.iobile Register thinks that the future coal
market of Mobile will exceed in value that Of
Ter cotton. Nor is Alabama iron less in value
han the coal to work it. "The great future
# Southern manufactures" that paper also
Jays, "we once considered distant; now it
seems nearer and nearer Indeed. it is with
n our easy reach if we but stretch out our |
lands for it. That we do not. is simply per- {