The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-19

ernment to discover and punish frauds
on the revenue, and he is OF the opinion
that the parties referred to should be
held to serve out their sentences.
MISCELLANEOUS. .
The Attacks Upon Pcndleton ISLANDERS.
CINCINNATI, March 18.-Considerable
excitement was occasiOned last night
| by the Stars Washington special, alleg
ing that the rumor was current which
explained PendletOn's method of re-
warding Mrs. Belknap for her influence
| in pushing the Kentucky Central Rail
road claim. The dispatch said that Mrs.
i. had a claim of $4,000 against the
bankrupt firm OF 4. g. Leonard Il Co.,
Of which Bower, her first husband, was
a partner. 1t also says that Pendleton,
as her attorney, could make nothing
from it, but when pushing the Kentucky
Central claim, he agreed to collect her
claim against Leonard X Co., II this
railroad claim against the Government
should go through. The dispatch al
legged that both claims were collected.
Mr.. Leonard, in an interview, admitted
that his firm was indebted to Mrs. B. rs
alleged, and says that nearly the full
amount or the indebtedness has been
paid her, but disclaims that her attor-
ney, DIR. Pendleton, In any way infiu-
CuCCu VIC pay
sale Of Winslow's Property.
Boston, March 10. Deputy Sheriff
Dearborn sold at auction, this forenoon,
all the property remaining OF the Daily
Ne1Cs owned by Winslow. the forger.
The most valuable articles were sold at
great sacrifice. A double cylinder Tay-
Tor press, which cost $500, was sold for
$500. All the type, leads and rules were
sold in a lump at eleven and three
quarter cents per pound, having been
previously appraised at sixty three cents
sale amounted to less than three thou
sand dollars. ...,
The Republican state Convention.
The Republican State Convention for
nominating delegates to the National
Convention will be held in this city April
26.
Train Run or the Track.
AUGUSTA, Ga, March 1S.-The night
passenger train on the Pert Royal rail
road bound for Augusta ran of sixty
miles from the city last night.
Western ExcursiOnists Delayed.
The Western excursionists who left
Augusta this morning for Savannah
were detained ut the break all day.
Bridge Burned.
The bridge on the Georgia railroad
night, In consequence OF which no trains
from Atlanta have reached this city
since yesterday.
Especial to N O. Democrat
VIcKsBURG, March IS Down last
night: Morgan, at 10 O'Clock; John +.
TOlle, without stopping; Utah at p.
m. to-day. Up: Bismarck, at 8 p. IN.
yesterday; Turner, at q. m. to-day /;
Paragon, at IL m. Weather cool and
cloudy. River falling slowly.
Market Reports.
LIVERPOOL March Is, 1890 y. m.-Cotton mar
ket steady Sales 5000 bales, including 2ooo Tor
export and speculation :middling uplands 67-l6
middling Orleans 6t. Receipts OF cotton $500
February shipments. by sail. from savannah or
Charleston, mot below low middling. 81 March
ton. not below low middling, 1915 April and
May do. ZIG: May and june do o.: june and
July do 9-l6. u ,s
June delivery from Savannah or Charleston
, not below low middlIng. . i7-32: June and July
a9 ayss March SSiy is snn nu = Rentes es
, LIVERPOOL, March IL, p, m-Cotton market
unchanged The sales to-day Include Zoo bales
yannah or charleston. not below low middling
81; July and August do ll-ls
LONDON March 1s. 3D. m-Consoi Tor money
; % b-l6; on account ~ 7-l6 ~
HAynE. March ls mGosom 70 I ,GdIih GnGhanged g
fat Tres Marrb 1rSnarG 20 onsnnd l@w mdahs M ~
,
NEW YORK. March 1s. ll:o9 A. m.,Gold iit3s; !;
Exchange unchanged; bankers. days. 49, 'a@
.9l bankers: 60 days. 4se'se@sS7; commercial :"
10 IfvERPooI. March 1s--s:l5 D. Arrivals
steady March and April dslivsry h from SaXnn In
5 8 7-lS; April and May do. on; June and July do
NEw YcRK. March ls-12:3o .. m.-Gold 1l4',
, Futures Arm sales 1900 bales: April l3 3I6@I34
. May l31s June 13A@l3 1915: July 1904 1-l6
August l4is@l4 s-ls.
for export zoo bales last evening a5 to spinners
2 10. last evening 100. Ordinary 95-l6 good ordi
na5S mddine IL % Aabama II M is middlne Orleans .
; middling Texas - Ito. -, -
BALTIM9HE March lssirgnlia W, ss' old; crsh 30
, ;o-day Sugar firm and active at 2h@lo's: Tlqu,
fn1 irm Pennsylvauia e red 81 45al ~ Corn South
Y ern quiet and steady; western fairly active and
! shade flrmer; Southern white 5sg59; Western
others dull: Southern 42@52: Western Whit
J. 4s@sa: Western mixed 4s@46. Rye nominally
!, Arm and unchanged. Petroleum unchanged
u Coffee firmer and higher. Rio. cargoes. IS @lsA
: Jobbing at lsA@1sh. Whisky dull at 81 90.
G Marine News.
. SOUTHWEST PASS. March ls, y -Baromete
8 cool Arrived: Steamship Dhonlia, Stephens
/ master, IS days from Grimsby to Hall & Vaughn
a Ship Arcturus Costello master. 4s days iron
The steamship Alice is ct aground on the Z ba
G bound in, The steamship st. Louis Is at ancho
I outside bound in and steamship Diego coaling
SOUTHWEST Pass. March 1s. p m. m.-Barome
ter 3O:lO. Wind north northeast strong Weathe
cloudy and cool Arrived: Norwegian bark Han
Last 10 master: American schooner May Eve
yn McLee3 pasteE from Jamaica WltS fra
: tum, Foster master. Sc days from LlyerpQoi. y
, ballast, to master. Sailed: Steamship Diego
s The ship Albertine Brown, master. 5s days frof
4 and IAA IN
4 n u. The steamer Alice is aground on the bal
: and the steamship St. Louis is at anchor out
y side bound in.
= AN OLD FIRM.-For over quarter OF cen
e tury the reliable grocery establishment
l. Messrs. Schmidt h Zeigler has been in exist
ence: their strict adherence to integrity an
trne business principles. have gained for theI
It the unbounded confidence Of not only merchant
s at home but those abroad keeping constant
n on hand a varied. extensive and we'll selecte
stock of both fancy and staple groceries. whic
ara bouoht for cash, they are enabled to sell {
the lowest market figures. Country merchant