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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Leosrssy eeseral 0>srse A. sheridan.
Tho public have been made familiar with
the success Of General George 4. Sheridan.
- lecturer in Texas, by reports copied in
the New, Orleans press. There Is everv
oason - sllese Why he should be success
full before An audience, no matter what it
IL. he has pleasant face, . lively man.
ner and agreeable delivery. In New Or
leans he is known - political speaker; he
has addressed many audiences HIRE but
whether they were opposed to him OF not,
he kept their attention, and received thei.
applause.
He viii appear in . new field a. . lec-
turer at St. Patrick's Hall ON the twenty
second instant. Then he will tell an he
Knows Of Sam Houston. Tho subject has
been handled BY him several times in
Texas, and he has received warm praises
from those who heard him. Doubt
less tho subject Affords HIM many
opportunities Il agreeable stort' telling.
and n ono can excel him in that.
Whstever he does 10 with tho desire to
please his hearers, and he succeeds eftener
than most of the popular LECTURERS.
It u 1ply necessary 10 add that the lec-
ture y given solely for the benefit of tho
Little Sisters of the Poor.R
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
A Chanco fer Art Levers.

E. B. D. Julio, Esq, the distiDg guished
artist, hes determined to dispose Of large
number Of his paintings at auction. and
they viii pass under MoVtgomery's ham
mer next Thursday evening. The collec.
ton embraces mshy works of losal interest,
and quite number painted BY tho artist
during his absence in Paris last eas. Thsy
viii b On exhibition until the sale st the
artists studio, No. 3 Carondelet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Rev. Edward Everett Hale, of Boston,
will preach et4he Church of the Messiah,
corner Of st. Charles and Julia streets, to-
day, both ct morning and evening service.
Mr.. Hale 10 well known httersteur, and
his presence here 10 said to be connected
with bis latest work, now appearing in the
cages Of Seribner's ko~tkly. He will leave
bn Tuesday morning for Texas.
Rev. James Morrow, of Philadelphia,
formerly pastor Of Ames Methodist Episce-
pal Church, will preach In Ames Church
to-day 1t II A. NJ, and the pastor, J. D.
Adams, at 1880 p. n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

New Laws,
The aevernsr has sDprsvsa the following
An aet granting exclusive isfir7 privilege.
70 VictSr MAignaud across MsEmentas
nveg parisAof St. Landry. at
= An lot to Incorporate the tbxn Of vienns
parish 6f Lincoln.
An ses to prohibit tho funding and tn
issue sf eonaolidataA bonds = exchange fo1
any portioa Of the unlawfuAy guaranteed
bonds Of the New Orleans,- Mobile and
ChAt1enelga rai1soad, and of the g., SOC, ,oQt
Of bonds iesued huonstitutionally for stocl
b, Said company:
An acs to incorporate tho iierohaats' Rx
change Associates Of New Orleaus, con.
Ssrring certain privileges and authorities
upon said corporation; authorizing aid
corporation to fix thagraaes ard standards
Of tho articles to be inspected, weighed OF
gsuged; authorising said corporation to e.
tablish eemnittees of refoeuce and arhiEra-
lion, and fur other purposes. rr
An act to incorporate the town Of Provi.
denos in Carroll parish.
An act to incorporate the town of franklin
in b. Mary parish. '.'sf
In addition to these bills there was pre.
sented to the Governor the bill to orelieve
taxpayers. whose property has been over
flowed by the Bonnet Casye Or other Gre.
.vasse from the taxes of that yeax
The aGoRern0f was about to sign it be.
csuse It, Sn first presentation, Was an equit.
able measure; but he noticed thS third Sec
tisn. This provides, Substantially, that on
presentation Of AlfRdavits that the petition
,erS plaptation hes been vsrfiowsd, or any
other evidence sati.facsory 70 aaeraz eouestor,
tasstax should b rsuisted. Tie opensa .
door for fraud under legislative sanction,
end that the Governor could not sanc ton.
The General Assembly may remit what
taxes 10 pleasess but It can not d eleeste
that power to an executive officer in this
uanner.
In JEST the section was rad to q AZ
collector, noted for his popularity and
honesty, and he was aaked what he vopld
consides sufGcient evidease in ths sbssnoe
of IN a1adavik In the Same mood he An
swered that if the amount of the tax w.s
eeoOo he would consider. elooo sufseiept
evidence. To. Prevent sa$ chance for the
introduction Of such evidence the Governor
concluded not ia. sign the bill. 1,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

THs LrrzRARy TRzAr OF THE SEASON.
Heading by Hdward Everett HalA autho
sf "Philip Nelan's Friende," now appear
Ing in the psges Of Ecribwer's Moxklv Mo-
(stols 4Pnorrow evening", q the Church
Of the Messiah.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Mr.. Lemusl MUre will give his first celL
tennial soeisl dancing eptsrtainHept at
Holms Slblorner Of Rampant and Common
streets, o. I1hursdsy svsning. The dance
will be ~ the benefit Of the Yong c. P.s,
and the band Of Professor Martin. will
make tho musia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Governor Kellogg has appointsdSthe fol-
lowing gentlemen to the efiices named:
In the parish of Bossier. Samuel NJ. Fur
miss justice Of the peace of Vard one, Woe
c. C. Bates, deceased. =
u Orleans, Lafayette Adams, chief clerk
Of the Fourth Municipal Police Court.
In st. Lanefy, Dani6 Quirk, Justice pf
the peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

2r. b. ". Fowler, general Southern
agent Of the Mobile line. VIC Atlanta, can
b found st the ofics, corner of St. Charles
and Common streets, ready to furnish II
formation and help travellers on their way
= the North.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
beas corpus csse. u u not trested a =
party question.
The lssae 81 Silver . Csameace en
~. menAay.

i 4000osS3s
The lssae 81 Silver . Csmmeaoe q
0enday.
Regulations will be made Monday for fhe
lesue Of silver ct the Treasury Depsrtmenf'
Tho silver viii be issued only for fractional
earfepcy delivered ct the department. Il
mas not yet been determined whether tho
department. will bear tho expense Of fhe
transportation Of silver to bankers. and
oosner parties applying therefoa There aeo
VU.OV0,O00 OF silver and bullion now in tho
vaults OF the treasury and sub-treasury
that eao be drawn upon and enough win
b provided to redeem all the fractional
currency as rapidly - may be preeeated.
Tho silver bill will be signed Monday.
Down Ne Pseeuac.
The President has gone down the fote-
- 9th Admiral Portef and other frienda.
The Prlneisg 1arean,
The printing. bureau resumes work nsxt
week. 1f. Jewell, the superintendent. saye
there viii necessarily be . large decrease
n force.
TIE Case Agai.se Marshal ehsrpe.
The case against Marshal Sharpe eeems
be se follows: When the regular panel
was exhausted only Eve jurors had been
obtatned, and the court ordered 4 summona
of twenty-five talesmen. Immediately afker
the order Marshal Sharpe retired to his
roon with . deputy marshal and presented
. list alresdy made Ap, from which the
deputy marstDl after examination sug-
ges ted that Two names be erased, whieh
was done. Twenty FIVE names were then
counted Oh commencing ct the lead Of tho
list md the parties summoned, from whom
the seven jurors were selected. The ques-
tion bwhether this list was. furnished the
marshal BY IN outside party, and if - BY
whomS The jury stood four for conviction
and eight for acquittal, two Of tho regular
panel voting for acquittal With six Of the
talesnen. the regular jurors who voted
for ecqaittal got employment under tho
distxiot government
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

T. B. Peterson e. Bro1hers, philadelphia,
inform ne that on sccount Of tho time nGe-
essary to engrave the new portrait Of Mrs.
southworth, ON steel, Aom . photograph
taken Of her ON March q, 1876, copy Of
which portrait, with Aer autograph under
1t, they intend placing in front Of the title
page in each copy of her new book, ''Ish-
nae'; o., In the Depths," BOW IN press By
them. - well . on account Of the great
length of the work, it making volume Of
over 700 pageA and the largo orders pouring
In for 1t, they have been. forced to lDstpo.e
the day Of publication of 1t in Philadelphie,
New York and Poston until saturday, April
Y, 1876 but al orders: resolved for Il ftsa
bookbelleD or neos agents will % Alled
and sent prior to that time. 70 that they
may receive it BY tho day Of publication.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

The aafhos e "IsgAan Pspsesr sivosS
sseAiag Of his stsuyssln Hs 1ans,s -
.asrrev evening. April II, At ths ChassA q
- 1o1otAA. rs 60 .hha 4 asaGl -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

t1o0.
Il. W. Casey, Esq, reoeivef Of tho bank;
rupt New Orleans Natjenal BaAkinR Amp-
cia1ion, has received notice from Hon. John
Jay Knox, controlleso tho Cazreasy, that
. dividend sf fifteen per Ont ~ b
shortly declareds which win probably be
payable about tho first Of Nay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Sedine ie the only substitute for quinine.
Guaranteed to cure tho worst and any case
OF chills Of fever. For sale.by /. l.. Lyons.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
MI6CELLANEOUS.

Shoe Factory BarneA.
WoRcEsTER, Mass, April 15.-Holmes
boot eAd shoe factory, in Westborough
burned th1s morning. Loss nom $50, 900 70
&c., 900.
The Planters Of St. Mary.
franklin, La, April 15.-At meeting
Of the planters of St. Mary, held to-day. j.
H. Acklen, T. j. Foster, b. j. Sanders en0
G.. G. Walker were appointed delegates %
tho State convention. 70 be held at1teW or.
leans on tho nineteenth instant. Thev -
With instructions to urge by III mean 4
speedy action ON the part Of the Staee -
ventien in sending their memorial - ~
present Congress By mAmbers Of the ~.
vsatiss represeatinx ehsovssaowed DISTRICT
Tennaeseo anrooa
)Rals, April l5.-The body Of Wnlia-
4. dastihgs, prominent citisen Of 0ads.
den, Tepneseee, vas found neor thers Issf
Thur.ov. Tho body W. Vrauned n =.
eoenisrpaae sad seeieted In ! ra13ss. n
body bore unnistaka6]o lnrks az violeeaS
dasto&s ~ 9A 0iiDing 1be nvaesl 6svS'
- - neleAS6ts n seoseAine a. vesSs
- tessusD o. sleR!1 fXeaj :.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Hr. Louis 0runewald, Baronne street.
near Canal, hes, - all know, tho best sup
ply Of book and sheet music, and all kinda
Of nus,cal instruments in the South. Just
NV bis stock is larger and moro attractive
than usual, ~ several nav compositions
have besa received lately, which judges
Of the heavenly art" pronounce gems.
Call and sec.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

The recent discovery from tho cotton
plant, ks(hine, ~ only aatidote to fever
known, owes it, unprecedented sneeess =
the virtue of specific action. u win abost
any fever. 1:D. Morrieck Z Co., general
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

An important decision lately made BY the
judges = hereby made known to al men.
"The George Goulet champagne IL par =
eeAenee the 0ine Of the day, and it behoovea
al Who love good things to repair ct once
to Paul Gelpi & Brother, No. IL Deeatas
street, and farniah themselves and friends
with at least dozen baAks4s." There Il IL:
see to ik: -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
FOREIGN.

0or1baDdl's I1bep 1hpPovement Schame.
| LONDON, April 4.-A dispatch to the
| Standard. from Rome, states that 0sribald
| has sent to the government IN entirely new
scheme for the Improvement of the Tiber.
lts chief feature is'the establishment Of Q
session for the works on behalf of . stock
company.
TIT Vines Damaged b. snsw.
The Stamdard's Paris dispatoh eavs tho
snow has seriopsly damaged the vines in
the Bordeaux district. No such wintry
weather has been known in Paris at thio
season for fifty years.
Wrecked In the Receue Gale.
Numerous wrecks occurred on tho eos
coast. Eleven lives have been lost.
thirty thousand Csal Miners On . Strike.
The striking colliers in South Torkshara
ond Derbyshire now number $4,000.
The Heaviest Snow for Many Years.
Weather fair. but still cold. The recon
snow was the heaviest of tho winter, and 4
some parts OF tho countzy the heaviest IN
many years.
1Ae FKnco Of Wales at Gibraltar.
9DRALrAR, April l4.-Her Nsjestvs
ship Serapls, with the Prince Of Waleo "a
suite % board, arrived here today, on ~
way from India to England.
Less Of . Russian Corvette.
ArHENs, April l5.-A Russian corvette
While entering Piricus to-day, foan dere1
All were drowned.
An American Brio Sank.
HULL, April 15-The American hi,
y n. Francis, from Portland, struck q
U13gesn onoals yesserday and sunk. The
drowned.
Prince Jorene . Candiaaee.
PARIS. April l5.-Prince Jerome Napoleon
ennouncee himself . candidate for ~
AseemDy from Ajaccie, rendered vacant by
L. Koaher's election being annullsd.
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STRING DECISIONS.
The Queer 1maginings Of Wen who were
Lost aud Freezing in the Woods.


TN last lueruNN morning two French
men. Peter Uucro and Joseph butler. both uu-
accustomed To- the woods, started from the ne
flamhenu 10 fix upon homestead. Expecting
tu return ia a lew hours they acquainted none
with their Intended trip and were SUPPOSED To
have gone down the road to fhllhp- bh Friday
Afternoon, However settler living near
observed purfu staggering toward the house.
and ihinking he was merely under the Influence
81 hPu9r' began laughing At his woe oesunv
looks. pucro entered the house, ana seated
himself by the stove. and bis strange actions
and general helrlessness Induced the people lu
the mousse l" give MN closer examination. II"
WAS brstng all over with ici,les. ia some
places over thrre inches long, ana where his
pants entered ms boots the lee was hNc or *
Inches tmck. lhe nrat words lie spoke
were, Boys, never expected to see
You again. lhey asecd MN Why, ana
hetolu them mat ne hAd been lost IN the woods
since Tuesday ana that Butler WAS stil there.
lhey were greatly asionished, 81 course, and at
the same tiue greatly concerned with regard To
the safety 81 buller. ana party was organized
10 - INTO the country Al once. lanterns were
procured; ana they nack-tIacNed llu'ro ali that
night and the next day. and finally found ST. ere
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-24
FIRO ~ SIN FRANCISCO.
How Count Disposed OF his Employers
Money Hight and Capture.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dee ia novel suit
has been brought Ia one If our District Cnurt.
~. ,,...,..i - 49, ..
- w "N''" .",' 9""'N "'"" WIZ"
hiEh- sounding TILE and loose morals, led to
South America and didn't fee alone. n. ,yas
t.t .,.,... 60, H.. NJ, -. ~, .,,,
"''NNee''' i"' '"'i' iail"'' GO" Il hlllI'haire
nfm. Tie succeeded In spending about Stj,uH In
cnppering tn. queen and bti,iuu ure-eut. for his
-, "
Asp'S"' "l' empowers ue1pal'h'u detectives
to south America-the refuge for san Francisco
thieves and this so-cnllcd count. Mfr. M.hr. WA.
-, N'' ''' ''"'' vas
"'""H"' "a'N ON the last steamer His
ircud, hussie Mott, formerly Of New York,
where -hr was i'm the pan.l hnu.e linz. ,ccor,-
r,,,,,a min, q,.....,,., i.., .,,,...,. 49,. .,.
'''' "'' N'''' "'' "'' was
Itil "f me stolen money Tor safe keeping and
sIe Is -lul h'rlhs IL.
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There are 100000 people in tho country.
menwom and children. OF these 1t Is estimated
O'"VWD are men, OF whom probably l,WNOtO are
regular smokers. According to this ever man
smokes ZOO cigars year, or i've cigars and
Gig tfette every dav.
Inc influence for evil and good of the VARYING
rates OF TAX Is Gle rly shown IN the foregoing
tg me OF production; Tue al valorem rates
OF 1853. lSt l~O aud 1897 were exceedingly Diet
rinieutd 20 tne cirar interest. AS dem onstratel
by the mea9re returns and the experience Of
manufacturers at that time. The production IN
1870, being comparatively large, appears
to he an exception In proof Of this as
sum ption, Hut tho excertion Ia only in An
pearance. the larger apparent yield OF that year
IL due to the fact mat portion " the product
OF 1854 Itself considerably augmented by the
anttci patton OF HIGHER rates-whs not brought to
tax ,tion unul 1863. Moreover, though tue tx
In 1855 ranged all the way from g. s.. flO, $lj
80 to go per 1000, tho majority NJ the cigars
made dunng the year were returned under the
Is tax. And to this circumstance was due the
fact that small New York legation OF manu-
idcturer. succeeded without dhnculty III getting
the uniform tax OF so adopted 10y Congress.
Tue ten-dollar rate, though decided Improve
ment ON the preceding sliding rates 50 far rs the
preferences Of manufacturers were conc .rnci.
was not. apparently. the best that could have
been chosen for producing revenue the uroduc.
ton 81 cigars dropping IN 1919 a. 3iAk.s0i. A
turn to ad valorem rates In 1887 increased pro-
duction ~ compared with tntt Of 1893, but it
was not until the nve-dOllar tax, paNa lie by tho
annncaiion ~ prepaid stamps, was adopted IN
1883 that real progress was made. From tnat
moment the course ~ the trade was upward
and onward each succeeding yer showing AN
advance upon tts predecessor until the fiscal
year last cloteu When, an Ob1tc lpnhhic CnhnRe
in the tx rate having been enforced, a decrease
III production ~ again petceptiDle.
OF tue vast manufA cture referred to New York
leads the van. having furnished 5iO.Hi06W In a
single wear. Penusylvat Va made Sl L. sg.36s: OHIO
lS SlUjo; California % ligIH!; Illinois 80 $50 40
and dear old massachusetts,. sj.1l2,2il The total
tax ibls NUMBER. which includes cherOots and
cigarettes was 1j,3725J05.g. or all annual average
Of lMsO4OGB. u sides tho domestic prOduc-
ton the cigars and cigarettes imported into the
United States since 1888 are emtrlced In this
total, averaging, rcthaps, bO.mDO01 per annum
beginning with l99.2Ss.2si In lebB--Or es inating
Tor twelve months by The rare of return Tor the
ten months OF that vear-2R, G.W'S the produc-
ton has gone Oh Increasing untii It now annually
Reaches nearly two billions of tigars.
he Tribune run shop sells a fair proportion
of this vast amount a. prices ranging from ten
to forty cents each. Lee us take ten cents ~ an
average, nd we have 2.OJ,OOUlO Gig r. at ten
cents equals s2rOpJ0OJ. Two hundred millions of
dollars spent every Year fIr cigars and cAcrOots !
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ROBBED or $4,000.
Drummer for New York JeweIry House
hns has Baggage Check Changed.

on Thursday, the ith inst, Geo. 4. Llu-
rtnsc. travelling agent for podd y Hedges. a New
\ urk icWtlN house, arrived in Detroit ON one II
MS periodical business trips He had with him
trunk tull Of samples. consisting OF necklaces,
luckcts. riue-, canoes and other kinds Of irN
rlry, the inventory value Of which was Slipu.
lie dealt with several Detroit houses, but
kept his trunk ~ the store Of one ~ the
leading tewtin nrm- in this civ. Having
hu-hed his canvass of Detroit ne sent for a
city eNprcs-man and caused his samples to
he taken to the Lake shore and Michigan SOUTH
cru depot, where he had it checked for llctsD..
with the duplicate check in his pocket be- ,atln-
tered Into the waiting room. and when the train
arrived hr went uu board and settled down for
a comforting rest. lie reached Chicago i'm "A
screnc frame Of mind and presented the check
Tor his trunk, intending Co. take IT 20 his hotel.
The iuEgalc man Piled All ueht here Nou
ARE -ir, and iiungat Mr. Iaurei.-e' feet dllapi-
dated old hlAck cnrpet-h1g.
llespurned II Indignantly and wanted To- know
what in the ha-rHsemau meant by that
Kind of conduct.
"Nuu want your baggage. don't YOU" manfred
The thi,dgu Wau. IS Our check calls fur this
Ing, and tlis lis you've got. 30 NAtt more do
you want t'
"but Good lIeaven-' Thl- is not n, PROM
erN. MhN. man, ,e been robbed Of nitc,.t
Thousand dollars vnr'h.uf irWrln. Nv ,he,.
has been changed and m done for.
The unhappy Laurence lost uu time in com
muuiratlng th" circumstance 10 th, inl 81
t,Iru-n hud 90 h.r employers. Detectives were
sent Goo ll directions. and Yesterday. after the
most determined search. the lost trunk WIS
fiuud in room 10 the lioody House. In Toledo.
liut alas u- gliticuus and prc,ilu- ront,uts
h Id disappeared, leaving no trace ol bis dc-tiua-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-24
soMETHING NhWTV SUINDLrS.
The 1rick OF the Unfortunate Young Man
VINO Would TO to LOus island.

Won't you please buy my piper sud a
comfortably dressed, respectsDle appearing.
rosy-iaced Young En.iishman, to a gentleman
who was hurfyips othe Grand street Ferry yes.
terd.y It's a good msersch tum. SIR and
wouldn't sell ~ only want to take the Long
Hihland train. aud 'avent quite enough
money ate TO pawn my hoyercoat. you know.
Ave IL for dolllr ~ arr. Its VERY soft" and
he lunciured the bowl with a pin. Ibe pipe
seemed TO 70 d much smoked aud well colured
weerschaum. Tne model was good, and clear
ut Il amber was the mOuthpiece.
The gentleman wanted a good meersrhauin
piue, " lie could get IL rhe ~, aud no tn ugh 10
would be an aci OF chatity 10 assist the fresh
faced Young Euglishmau To reach his Loug
for dollar, must ave money" sIld the yO4ng
man desparingiy.
int settled the matter II was an act ~
charity To GUY sucn a nne pipe for dollar, and
the gentle nan utid the money, while the young
man regretted that he h.d lost the case. " \
VERY nice neIfoccer one, lined with silk"
That afternoon the pipe buyerslowed MS pur-
chase CAUTIOUSLY 10 some smoking friends. and
they united Ia prOuouuCing II genuine meer-
schaum, and one wanted u purchase IL at a CON
siderable adNAuC, On The price paid. linen the
gentleman thOugut he would step tuto kaldal.-
berg's and get - for his pipe, aud the o,in-
ION OF experts as to ITS value.
mis- Is meefrc naIm, Isn't III" lie confidently
asked. pulling the iips from his pocket
"Meerschaumi No, | should say NOT. It's
made OF plaster II Iars. anu some other in.re-
dents, painted ana burned. That mouthpie
l. glass. YOU c.n Guy those lipe3 Tor a. a
Dozen
The gentleman didn't buy a case. lie is look
ing Tor young man who wants 10 70 cat on the
" L.glls Inland train
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$4,000, 600 worth of rss.

The city of Picking. which arrived on
Tuesday brought an Invoice Of Iaplunc-e elk
which appropriated S1usLUlO These eggs. in
which large tad- has been carried ON between
Chua aud Japan aud Europe, have heretofore
passed through the city in very mpatcr uuan
iues, and then only ao experiments. Damp
ness is destructive :" the tgEs and for that
reason their storage in the vessel was
made special cnre. The cargo I'm question
was packed on HE -teerAro deck afr amid -hip-.
bamboo fence surrounded the rn-r4 go keep
them IN position aud ~up"fluuus heat was pre-
vented hN current pa-srd through passage
two feet wide among the cases. The precious
cargo Wa shipped on tho Central Inohr chrs At
20 clock tn, moaning, and II their handling is
a. good On the other side of the continent "a il
has been On this side, tie eggs will reach their
destination France England and Italy in per-
Ieet uOMlIllun.