The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

| Mr.. Holman denied that II would take
/ one hundred million from the treasury
at the outside 1t would take not more
than twenty nine millions. and he had
q hope that enough could be saved by
| reduction elsewhere to pay the bounty
| to the soldiers
| Pending further consideration the
committee rose and ut five minutes to
six the House adjourned until Monday
at IL o'clock
MISCELLANEOUS.
The nciL"ap Impeachment Postponed Ia
Next week.
New YoRK. March "a A special to The
World from Washington says the Bel
KNAPP Impeachment articles will not be
presented in the House before next
week. The Committee believe that they
have enough to convict Belknap twice.
but are determined to have such an
accumulation of evidence that escape
will be utterly impossible. No member
Of tho Committee is more convinced that
there Is abundant proof for impeach-
mcnt than Mr. Hoar. of Massachusetts.
and all the Republican members Of the
Committee are of the opinion that Bel
knap's sole defense will be the inability
Of Congress to impcach q man after he
is out Of office. and failing in that he will
plead guilty at once.
Death Of Paul DahIgrcn.
A cable dispatch from Rome an
nounces the death in that city of Paul
Dahlgren. son of Admiral DahIgren.
He was appointed United States Consul
General to Italy about two years since.
Circumstances Of his death not stated.
Steamship Cornwall. from Bristol. and
steamer Anchoria. from Glasgow. ar
rived at Sandy Hook.
New Freight for Live stock.
CHIcAao. March 24-The following
now rates on live stock have been made
by the general freight agents To Phila
delpha iobc, to Baltimore 800. The old
rates were respectively Go. 81, ~ and
a2Ic. A reduction Of cents per hun
dred pounds was also made on boxed
meats and malt. the new rates being
10 cents.
Unknown Vessel Lost.
FokTRFss MONROE, March N.-Ar-
rived Bark Johannes, from st, Thomas,
leaking. Reports seeing vessel on
fire eighty miles east of Cape Henry, on
March 81, and vessel laying by her,
which had probably saved the crew
Heavy gale blowing. Hove to and re
manned four hours, when the vessel
sunk Could not distinguish the class.
Ubr GrcNt Wrestuug WatCu.
DETROIT, March 4-The great wrest-
ling match. between Mclaughlin and
Martin. for $4,000, took place Mt the
was desperate and exciting McLaugh-
lin won first fall. and Martin the sec
ond. They struggled until 40 a. m,
but neither secured the third fall. and
the match dropped and all bets declared
Off Mclaughlin was awarded two
thirds and Martin onc-third OF the door
money.
New YouK. March n. ais y, m, Spot cotton
bama - I-l6. middng uplands - ole. strict
low niddling uplauds II, low middling uplands
12ie. strict good ordinary uplands H. good ordi-
nary upands ia. ordinary uplands %. Ex-
change steady exchange bankers days 4s9h.
exchange bankers 60 days isels, exchange com
mcrcial 60 DAYS 4s4. Futures nrmer; March
IA sml3 o-lG. April I3'sGl3 9-1G May 10 1852,
juno - f-l605ia s-92. July Aa@l4 t-ie. August
"a 7-l6a "a 1872, September IA. October la@l4S
November i4eUl4's. December l40ult@s. Sales to
day 5i59 bales, sales last evening 1902. sales for
export lTpa, sales for consumption 467. snlrs for
speculation 900, sales to arrive included in
above futures II 600
WtLMINaroN. March a. Net receipts liz
sales 40 stock 23l3. Market steady; middling
CHARLESTON. March 2A-Nct receipts COL
sales 1000: stock 27675. Market flrmer; low
mddling ~ good ordinary il@lI p
SAVANNAH. March 2t.-Net receipts 100 bales.
gross 'eo. exports Y" inc tontinent lwl3. coast
WIS., "1'' S'tSS nv. N,I'h So''l,. t'n'. u"'es'
~. low mlddling iiAs, good ordinary
lo., ,,,,, .
Moh1tE Margh ~ Mark'l urn mluuihR -.
Nct receipts ah' gross 1S' sal's 'H" shipments
,niptW'7" ~ " u''i. n ,,e 80 ' oa 80 'oI'u.
Net receipts Tor the week tps' gross 'sI safes
4lso
BAUTIMoRE March u-Flour fairly active but
Arm and unchanged Wheat uuiet but firm:
M. J Western rcd 81 42dl 45. PENNSYLVANIA red
si isat Aq: Maryland rcd 81 3o6oi So do amber
al go. do white 81 40 Corn-Southern n shade
ilrmcr: Western active and /, shade easier
Southern white 566J6l; southern yellow 56o56oAa
Western mixed 62a spot 62s April, CO May
Oats unchanged Rye nominally 7s@sI. Hay
dun and heavy; MARYLAND and Pennsylvanip
SIS Provisions quiet. but firm and unchanged.
Pork very firm at s930D23 2S Lard firm and ad-
vancing. refined III crudn mono offering.
Ruticr scarce and higher: Western 33CD35. do.
lrSts 300t2. Petroleum tlrmer but quiet: crude
~, refined IL ,mli a. tolee unchanged WINS
Nirs,nla siSgs; olN, M' g.: Iamsoi'da,ed r..
In mows: sn"cial tax a bid to dav
EnurvCN w.unrTs
,o, Mar'h ., ,,.ao co,.ou
,na1y apJ unchanged middinp nnands gii o.ts
Orleans 1915. Sales to-day I2ooo of which
5000 are for speculation and export Receipts
se o, WHICH a,u' ~ noo for ae loT y ' ano WGnN Eek
T"p warIoh direct to spinncrs 10 ooe: stock III 900
iisooo American. Receipts for the week oooo.
American 26,ooo actual exports 6eo2 stock, ai'oat