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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
CRY ITEMS.

CurrtNa ArFnAy. About half past II
o'clock last night d difficulty took place
on Chartres, near Canal street. between
two boys, Thos. CLANCY and George Fin
negan, which resulted In the former
being cut and slightly wounded In the
left arm with jack knife In the hands
of the latter. The wounded boy was
sent to the Charity Hospital for medical
attention. Finnegan was arrested and
locked up In the Central Station by ON
HowI 6rYAt1Ne. -1IilI Nnlhips, Yves
f I.s. = - sSsnss "a g i ~
dsntlai hks(3oii. ckayssd ! by Louis
Meyers w1th horse seeaiihH
Oi0LpN pnoynuFr IN HIS PHsEsssoN, =
II. Bsniamln, for having property In his
Possession, Knowing the same to have
been stolen, was lodged In the Third
Precinct on complaint of Richard Mon
day. u
v, Gambler was arrested on warrant
Nv Officer Boyle and Gagged III tho Third
calabOse. where he Ii charged with
having property In his possession know
ing the same to be- stolen.
PERJURY. -Axanna I. Wild is held In
durance vile AZ the Third Precinct, by
with willful and corrupt perjury.
LARCENY AND DIsTuRBlNa THE PEACE. -
Mary O'Hara, Catherine Paul, J. M.
baldwin and Robert Hanly were last
night arrested by Officer Hartman at
the corner Of Drawer and Liberty
streets. Mary and Catharlne arc charged
with larceny of $24 by II. Hanley. and
all parties are charged by the officer
with disturbing the peace.
OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PnE-
FENCES. keegan was arrested on
warrant In court and locked up In the
Fifth calaboose, on the charge of OBJ
tanning money under false pretences.
MurtNy.- Santiago Rivera. u laborer.
was arrested and locked UP in the
Eighth Precinct. charged by James
Mulligan with mutiny on board the
steamship Bolivar.
LARCENY. Joseph Cavellier. a laborer,
was arrested Mt No. 157 st. Anthony
street. and immured In the Central sta
ton. charged by +. A. Gilmore with lar
ceny.
BREAKING AND ENrBRtNe. Edward
Francois was arrested on a warrant by
officer Watson, at No. IL Uasquet street
and locked up In the Third Precinct Sta
tjon, charged by Chas. williams with
breaking. entering and stealing.
LARoEky, Gabculla Smith. Mollie
Robinson and Mollie Davis were run
into the Central Station by Officer
Smith. from their den on Dryadee
street, near Perdiio, charged by N.
Houlihan with stealing from him $18 %.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
The lsalWock Trial.

One of the angular developments III
the 81, Louis whisky trials il the effort
of the authorities at Washington to pro
tect Babcock. II appears that the mill.
tary court was gotten up with view Of
getting possession OF the documentary
evidence tnqulpRtiDg labcock.. Attor.
ntyGencral Pierrcpont telegrapbed Dis,
the whisky cases Mt ST. Louis. directing
him to furnish the military court ut
Chicago with ell the evidence IN Bah.
cocks case This dispatch was received
with indignation by the court and
civil officers at st. Louis. Mr., Dyer
at once telegraphed in reply;
"Is it expected by the Attorney Gen.
cral that evidence procured by the pro-
cess Of the District and Circuit Courts
OF the United States at this place shall
be taken to Chicago. out of the jurisdic-
ton of this court, and delivered into the
hands of a military court in time of
profound peace, aud especially when we
are in daily use of the evidence before
the Grand Jury and in the trial of cases
before the courts / beg leave to say
that the court will not tolerate such u
proceeding. and could not personally
take the responsibility without ineIr.jng
its contempt"
This noble reply Of the officer OF the
civil court to the dictation Of the Ad-
miustration was followed by n silence
of several days. Then Pierrepont d.
rected copies of the evidence to be sent
TO tho military court. Meantime, how
ever. Major Gardiner. OF the military
court, forgetting that the war was over.
and thinking. no doubt, that that fellow
Henderson ought to be bucked and
gagged for daring to find any evidence
against nahcock telepraphad IN Mr.
Dyer as follows:
"You will transmit to me Immediately
copies OF all the charges made hy i. Il.
Henderson against Gen. o. L. Babcock.
To this arrogant dispatch Mr.. Dyer
replied nearly In these words: '7if
Il am not aware that Mr.. Henderson
has ever made any charges against Gen.
Babcock. and upon consultation he as
sures me that he never has. The only
thing said by Mr. Henderson concern
ing Gen. Babccck Will appear in the
evidence and tho argument before
the jury in the trial of W. o. Avery.
Shall l order the stenographer 70 send
You copies thereof 4"
Upon the receipt OF this the Judge
Advocate came down from his high
morse, and telegraphed to this effect :
The District Attorney will please
cause the stenographer to prepare and
transmit to me copy Of Mr.. Hender-
e sons speech In the Avery trial"
but Gcn. Hancock, when the military
court met, put the case in such "A light
before that body that they saw the ma
cessity OF adjourning their nroeeedinrs
10 await the result OF the civil s,sif ~
81 Louis. Altogether, these are re.
markable incidents in q Remarkable
swt.-Moti'e Register e''es
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02

gohmidt. clerk. II reeelynf ct the head II oas.
Ftoiiihouse street. for Washington 4hu gu lRftd-
itgs on the Atcfiafalaya md BaYot, Courtablsau
Btpuf .hnd DIES Giaises. She leayes reeEularlly
every Wedne sday NJ .. IN, aud gives through
bills q lading % all points "a, the dbove fhei'-
tipped streams. ~, .a...
packet Ouaehita beteAtr,ily the belle OF that
stream command Of Capt. jock BLANKS
with the ever courteous CAPT. Joe HOlnfee IN the
Office, leayes at .. m TO-DAY for Quachita glty
TrePton Monroe a nd Ell Ihtsr9distsS ldidaAp
ship o. the New, Orleans and. Utachita River
Transportation Company. and is ne fine In
every particular as the finest.
FoR BArou LAFguagHE. The ~ John. ,. Ber-
geron, master, J. y, Bergeron. clerk. leaves for
Lafo,irche, Donaldsonville and all intermediate
soast landings. at 12 m. to-day aIld every Sat
urday at 3 y. m. Il. q. MelacOn, No. 30 Cont
street is her agent
Foa dAwDrN. The Kate Kinney. ]. ?. Kinney.
above and all landings Intermediates at y. m.
today
The Belle Rowland is receiving 70 leave. on
Thursday, the VI instant at D. ~, Tor minden
We have no room for extracts this morning
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER r,...-
POHTATlON COMPANY sTEAMr1pMsANS
Mary Louise, Texas. Ems,
X. r. Bryarly. Lotus No
Col. A. j. Kouns. w. !. Beha,
La Belle. Bella Enwia,,
o. n. Durfae.
s4rr~ FOR SHREVEPORT 1rr,r.
kxdfk.SsA-t son. Upper Rod Kiver III ER.
k Conshatta, Grand Eaore xXinuen.
1ria and all way and plantation lanjinasn 'ffxah.
Ing New Orleans IA follows hsav.
For Jefferson Direct
Col. A. y. K0uns Mart Kouns mast
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Feb. q. at sn !,
Belle Rowland Geo. w. Rea ,,as,.
Leaves ON THURSDAY. Feb. !. al I,as'r
For Cane- Ryer and Bayou Pierre ~
Carrie A. Thorn. Chas. Thorn. ,oa.,s.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Feb. .. n
For Shreveport Direct. u.
La Belle, W. NJ Wood p,as,o, 4ll
Leaves SAT6RDAY. Feb, i. at r. ~ =,
Returning leaves Shreveport TttEgRsvv,
-........ fridays 40 and
SATURDAYS boats going through In roc.
No wharfloat charges will bn made nm 'tts sIIssoh
Consigned to the company at the mouth ~ tfeght
River. VI Nd
Forwarding freiglts consigned totbe
at Now Orleans will be handled FREQ Of dsapgasny
and commissions "tafags
For freight or passage, apply on board ., =,
boats, OF at tho Office Of the COMPANY ~ ~ sbs
dfavier street. JOS. A. AIKEN, Prssi da@ ~
HtTE& GARIJN, BRITTON h Eptfh EEeept
. dig LORD N MuPEAEE hnhh
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.

hPHlNGFIELD-Per schr Cora---14 balos cot :
ION By pkgs mdHs order.
:. IlCkFAW,Per schr Surprise--7 bales moss
H!GQrtls wood master .
PEARL KTvEtl-Per s,.Ir McGrceor- a, mn n
lumber order ~
PASS CHH1ST1AN--per sobr Trapsi,-te
cords wood master
~. 1000 bricks order.
BIIOxIAttr schr gannett- sfo bbIs charcoal
mAster INV OV''
lumber Stuter. '''' ~
DiIJAI~-Pcr schr J Covert bales cotton
le"n etS eggs coop poultry 10000 feet lumber
order ''oo' "''ohn
HANDSBORO-Pe schr F,istcr-35 900 n lum-
Dor o Stuber. ~ '''''
PEARL KIvElt--Por scbr Gipsy--lo cords
PEARL RIvEI.-Pcr steamer Martini--a5. 900
II lumber order
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
HOTEL ARRTTALS.

cry HOTEt,- M W Evans city. y M9iuir'
city. Nat u Calhoun Tenn. Fred Eylh city, /.
Yaager IL Louis. " j Eattsser cincinnati. W
burris. NJ y. Baton nonge, A. Jastt,issri hato,
iiouse, Dir Il baker and vile Town, " L Drspe
Tenn, liz, .Htipp aud wife Illinois. Mise Ha,ri'
flliaols, II Moore chicago. .Dry " Wright un
cinnati, Han,l Etedman and vile California; y !
il, Miss Talifarro La. Mrs = y Alexander end
niece La, Geo l Cross city Bryant Galveston
TN Williams tRfoutehe FL Mpsts Ga, y ioe''e
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
BY RAILROAD.

BI RAILROAD.
MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r r.
hI g ; Ss;s a. = sbIs %ssssss
% hhds sugar Adams &co-as IL - Ssiss cot
snowder \ Violet do Alcps, sscherck 4 1uisy
A. 20 40 b " lrs W9gans DO Jo'R9vrke1 bf
81 S sS e sa sG' E9 BS1dud
&c Vapp Bros bbs 90 Sd hass
40 Man %s 1ffs" aass o 81
= isykoskiz2 DO 9bls or hides L Terrebonne-
sd I Ss MdassSse soes sos rice 10 bb
Tota, ie1 baIes cotton sks seed cotton isl hhds
bbls rice 20 SKIS rough rice.
wHhnn"sy from bsss seton
John r Hardie &co---Iiy W Burbridge &co-i2
q sS9tell &co-s Hugh Allison &co-9a head
NV S nsh ANb T RI Rsss H ;St2R
do Belsran bids sugar Brugier Total
New VIEW S SH.F Rs sN T9 MosiLE
Pprri asbsd Bickham- D steers1is Lehman,
i ChaGe Hamilton & PoweIlIiN' IN ptE ks soba sss
= Hernsheim m, Dc Waekerbgath Ac2--1o boxes
SUuU nHTtWsu ~ CHgmDGrb-l Dbl OIL FinIev
10 bbls whisky Lochte h Cordea-fg do 10 III do
kareshide 4 Maes-i2 bbls hams M W Smith,
hi mttse Chaisterman &co--i bx do w Donsssau
- hxs stationery II st Johns bxs snufr s Hcrn-
sheim y Bro-es4 bxs soap Bercier h DcSmet--1
* castings Stauffer, Macready &co---34 pkgs
harness. u n ftansell--1CI SKIS pg,as Newman
Kant--4 cks castings A Bertel---I ear turkeys w
= phillips--3 hf bbs beef b Solari Il son--s
hhds tobacco Jno y KING cases mdse G
Bsallejoc 9, =, bsls whisky pipes do q scligman
6cO-5o0 bb!s do orier-7 do J r. Patterson do
J B Solari b SOM bale dornestics Mos,sea h
valne,,4 cases mdse Pcet. Yale \ Bowling-4 DO
+ W BachmaD---1 do Green fct-2 do L NJ
Bridges case h-wepe , Aitken h Son-l case
mdse Il Fratcherr-t do A Dousseau-3 bbls corn
Z + virgiaI bx seBd H Hafrner--i tx h-ware
her.hseda Y Mcn 1'aI Pkgs ndse Me-
soap EeIcier Il DeSmet--2 bbis whisky Bare
shlde = Macs a. hxa snun Hernsheim 4 Bro
Q ks ?4s.ines stsgffer. Macready aco--s bdls
wige Z faderas--1 bx mdse P l. Cusachs-1 do A
Beliel 10 head cattle H Michele cases domes-
ties A Harris &co--l bales do W Letchford Gco
i do d H Holiness bbls gigs Odel h Wrighe
i bale mdse 2 cotton gins , Wolfe Aee,--al sxs
eggs Wang n COttam--6 do Gross y Wi1iiams--4
b1ls trees T G NJ RcynoIds--f DO q WILSON,
pkgs mdse b Lacoste-7h f bbls molasses w
Rodd Son-sundries to order-Total E3S ksses
cotton hhds tobacco, -" ~ WY
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
OUACHITA.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHTTA RfvER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Feb, q, ali m,
La2aa&7 Ouaebita City. Monroe, Trenton MA
ALL landings on Biaak and cJIarJ Ia
rivers--The fine light draft passenger stearr ~
Kate Kinney,
y. b. Kinney. master, Andrew Clark. O. .erh
VIII positively leave as above. For ire .oht Or
passage apply on board. or to -" '
HITE& Cabin. BRITTONG fFsp bYg rp
LORD MorEAKE. ADAMS & yf0hhk, ''''
~ ~ Agents
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
vICy.sBURc.

leaves eye y TUESDAY a5p.m
,-,.~flnsxA..h ~ Tn vIGKsBURG. NATGHv
~ pavis's Bend and int tor Vaias
sandings-The steamer
loa m W. p..pell. master. A, Mcvay. sIert
n svss - hbove. connecting ut Vicksbure viii
~ ~ US Line for oil points on YazoO. H,lnHWvs
er' Aeer Creek and Tallahatchie. 1'~"
ADAMS h WORK.
n, HITE d CARLIN,
W1 JNO. JANNEY. Agents
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
GRAND ECORE.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. ats,
H-~ FOR GRAND EG0l,E Maur
k@kks xakkak gomery. Alexandria. muNT.
Wares Barbins and aIl wn. NAM an
ings undergraduates ON tho Mississippi a,d m ".
Rvers-The steamer ana He'd
New Hart Able,
II. Sinnott, master, Geo. @. Uamilto, A.,
For freight psssage apply on board g. o.,sfk.
=. ADAMS q WORK"
deIg cn No. y Commercial jIa,.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02

(jhorin L9is do tt,n Ttvnn r--tfp2 axis opis, tno
& esF - f e I'M IL Essa ord P F g'
s4s SsY 5s \ sy
syS sew .sss n paEese o4lH yoS
ster.l-to bbis oii WheeloeI Fjniav See"s bbls
dss cq Tssi ss Erssss gs 81
Moore Xco----3 c,sses car DIV h KfugE,4s pkgs
ret,a Coco do ship Majestlc-2sos SKIS oil cake
A A Mafinhiss' Sons i..y d. pkgs ndse 2 v
afss se s f. t e oats 90 ks ss" Z
st Eo N fAse djoAsr-rer steamer y rrnzer--
s Il easb Fee 1des to order
f3ele.2t7s bales cotton Meyer. Wells Aco-9s7
5ebn Phelps xcosss 4 i n Alls,'. ssr Joh.
s ssG.a hlss sSh W SasS 5sS" Sss
n ssnSage ia aes A " soH, sg.s Musr9
Ad,%ss y Y White y Newman $cs :.
cot" 't Gordon + coo"s % 4aae @Ig Green
wood &co 9 i|pssey Bee g W Terrell Buck
vioetts Marche 81 Henry aeo op strong
4 Iiendersop. . HFriegiander "a Flash. Lewis
SsSerc9 ca Ssys sq 3|s. f f.wsaa Aleyf
sse, f Ea,% SSi 6Iss% 4eoassS sts r 81.
assl bales cotton pso SKIS cotton 'e seed V'' '
.sT LOUIS -Per. steamer John A scudder- $50
gbls aour Glove, 4 0dsndabl ,,@a,s do valri,n, 4
fsSsf . y 1 EsdSssts d.
Woods, o Do 9 fieasants $40 SKIS corn Gordon
do john % NsE iy"a rs Del Bsnaio
Mssse%s r ses o"s sI s. # do a e
lard bills pork Jas Mullen--ie lxs eggs II Dol
+ + Del fondio d pigs butter 400 bbls pork so
ties lard 100 kegs. de 100 pals Do Scl,wabaeher,
Erowenield \ ffeifer les lard 1873 bbls ment
aaSep ibis oil II pud I'D Hso e"T Ssss
S %ss gs sssss. s &C. Was drew, WI
terman"-a phgs do q A 7llover~-1s bbls paint
IIisnyille Oh uols hhds tobacco KI5lk,pstrck
Ka ,n kfKs ewbILe ngan MhH s ,nsI
cbeimer brosioe do CONVERSE SEE p 1bia oil
Martiaait DO III! G9ns do = M, Charles st \
q ts o r s g. Ss sass ssss Jno eq
Moore. rs plates zncG Baldwin dco 70 bbls
nsra est bran kegs rs ss,
yf S ssss ,s ssss ass ~. y per,
Ssh|%a sd4 sa sF k kgHa gF9M
pes VI ssasf So Sstf s eSfssss
ssse 's'sen sfs Rsa nsr"ss I'm
Allen Il Rlchar1son 4 Mays Clapp Bros &co
rs John | Noble-sg |. Harris &co.-1s4 Prit.
aPWVTa %sydSr Ses s Garh All H.
con &co-9 Gil Walmsley aeo..-.7 " Il HallA-Ie
B"qsrdrs eo tsss swt Hss scarst
Autey-2O Prestitlge. Graham drt-4 Hirsch Ad-
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
MEMPHIS AND BENns

Leaves IN FRIDAY. Feb. H. atm
NJ For Memphis. Helena. Si".,.
80 White River, Cbieot crso,.'.n%'
~, Vicksburg and the Bends-Tho an .tne'
dtd passenger steamer '"o speh'
q, u. u. MAUDE.
y. /, West master. Ed Ontlo,s ala.
WIN leave as above. paying particular attenxst.
u ali way and plantation business ahI,m,asinu.a
ipay rely on the Maude remaining In th a ftp.i
me entire season. Through bills oI laa,aanM W.
al qno rents On the 0nachita and Pine Bur Ia.
river as high rs ,Jacksonport For frajr hpa ~
passnRe Apply on board or to s"s
ja2e I'm so Mas,,a, ,fEau,f,
hEdqLAR MEMPIlIs AND BENDS PACKET
fsys.e FOR MEMpHJp, HtIEfr.l. I
zssin Mouth Of White River n "a
=. Greenyille. Vieksburc, alcH
e s,na tns Bends-The new and ine s nfseass
Mary Bell,
!, y. Hicks. master. All. @. ,..o. ,,...
VIII leave as above. Particular ,, ssoh, cleIh
e, all way. and plantation b. x, a,enu9n gwen
bills 81 lading signed tq oil e's into Nl
~ W Jpuzinp airaxA
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
ST. LOUIS AND CAIRo

FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO v 49,. =.
1TTsss phis and Bends-The iiasv ' ~ IN ~.
JOHN A. sCUDDER,
A. j. Carter, muster O.
CITY OF QtTf.Gy @sp.m
VIM. Burke. master. I,.,, t,,
Leaves, on SATURDAY Feb Feb 8 o, 1, clers.
Through bills Of ladinr via Go;, y. Nv ?. m.
to all points North and Nest" o'''io anu belmont
a,o,s 4. u. WOODS h co
"S'H 1oA Common strne.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
CRY COUNCIL.

The CITY Council met Tuesday at half
past IL, IN regular session, oil the All
ministfators present except MI Bouny.
were adopted and the reading OF the
same dispensed with.
The Mayor then read q .coinmunicsa.
ton returning To the Administrator Of
Public Accounts an ordinance passed
Jan. II, 1876, for reconsideration and
amendment. Necessary permission be.
ing granted, the ordinance was amended
and passed.
The followjpu. on final passage, were
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
OPELOUsAs,

INDEPENDENT r 29ff,EEi9Ui As WEEKLY
Leayes every WEDNESDAY. nj 8 nm.
,adflss.h no, FOR WAS .HiNGT0N. fOpr
4e Ggarry. Cha cilvilo, Bayou Dies
pig Bend Landing. Old .aver' md aIi iptsyms.
date points-The light~'draft passeuaer sransr
81. Mary. '
&. fro,,st. mnstr, J. u. Schmidt. clerk
m UITE u CkHLiR' Tehompito,llss st.
and RCut w ""'Vp' dio IN
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02

TUESDAY EVENING. February I. 1910
COTTON The sales to-day efnbfaced 1850
lmles nj irregular and easter prices. requiring
reduction ~ We IN our outside figures ipr low
ordinary and ordinary. ish In strict ordinary
and III In the inside figures for STRUT good Uf!lis
nary to strict midding Inclusive. We give als6
the figures and report Of the Exchange M below'
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
MARINE NEWS.
NO. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Feb. q. 1910
ctEAnED YEsrE1pAY.

CDEANEU EbT ENDHI.
Nor bark Botvid. Henrikson for Malaga and
Almeria--- III D.ean. Zerega AdU
Aust bark tmperatore. Preb,uda. tor. Liverpool.
A X Miller &eo
Aust bark Trino, Bardoz. for Cork.
X Miller tsco
Nor bark Ottersen. Torusen. for Antwerp
Deean. Xerega &eo
swd brig Carolina. Hulthn. for iouen--
Shultz &co
sehr Sargent y Day. Mcfarland for Ruatan--
i Macheca tco
Joseph Kelley
schr Geo y Haw kins, sharit. for Pensaeola
n Polllman n Son
M lf"If- Lowell 4 Bailey
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
DETER GALLERY,
UNDERT A X r Il +,

No. 226 JOSEPHINE STREET. NEAR ,dAeAzisE~
Metallic. Mahogany and Plain Collins alw w.
Oh. hand Hcarscs and carriages TO hire. .,,so-
nerals attended to in person. and by STREE h
ton hopes to obtain a Inare o. pq ,,nnTu 4ss
age. 1aA 1WA u@'S
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
leaves Ey ygIi WE;REEsDAY, Mspma,

H. FOR WASHINGTON, OFEL0UgAs.
L@#f&& Port Barre Smmsport. CLurchytle,
- N! land all landings on The Coast Alchs,
't''aya 0ver and Bayou Courtableau~T
&C, g. Pickett, muster. Menjer. FIR. elcrk.
Wll, leave rs above. All freight and passengers
lor bayou DIES Glaizes to be landed Mt Himmspot
u u IN bend Landing. and for Bayou Bout ut
ooarh or to LORD a MoT'EAKE Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
BAYOU SARA.

FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLO.sg,:.
Ia8&td Hermitage, Port Hudson, BaIoap
bRouge. Pla1uemine and way a Ely
ings-The United States mail seni-weeS'
packet
I'm place Of w. s. fiksj J. Z Brown, master'
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. me v
m. for Bayou Sara. 49,,
HITE e CARLJN. Agts.. 3 Tchoupitoulass Vt
d2s am A. G. GODDIN. 30 Magazine.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
Monetary.
OFFICE N. q. DEMOCRAT. /
Tuesday Evening. Fob. 1. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE. f.

lUU9 JuT NulI Week EN.vN.N s - fsts.0sN VI
Total last week 49,. ,i.tleifi eb pp7 aos y
Total week before. 49,. is,4si.l4o 40 i.asa.sss 81
h,sT deWsnd fer disS9agts was a. repsrteg 2,
the offerings were light. On the street the IN
uuiry was limited and money easy. with occ,,.
siopsl tyenssctions q per cent on good collat,
s"a higher aas s.a as a SeS ss'
market continued firm stocks were less active
than for the past few days but there was still a
State bonds were both reported duh and lower
The last statement Of tho Citizens Bank under
sasc ,csN 81 . is 49," recently a Y asa"red moi
fundable, p balance still remains to the credit q
profit and loss seeoYHEt e. 'ss ss b%t although
per se" ut yet n stsopaapse with the
s sss / ss .. e fRa until the sur
We continue to 1uota eHeep,ionsi paper at g
and second grade nominal plt~i, aa AZ h E5
g4lges rule AZ p@'1O per cont per annum. while
second grade continue entirely nominal. :.
yorf ss 9S eSr = iintca ID s'ossd Il III
%ars coaaea @ s%sr"s shs .,o ss n sS
5000 at lis%. and si6.06 at Iiss@iisa.
No sales Of silver wefe rspqrted American
Msa.a dollars S e l.0 sSd fof nsM and s an,
tgoldl for 9id.
Under ,the imprsyement in gold aud bills ut
New York sterling was quoted &c. equal to about
Lie cent higher. and fr,px u y cent. The
movement In both was moderate The sales OF
steriing essa prtSed Gss 200, embracing CISCO bill
OF lading 1t ~, Ei2No do. at b43a5.4, Gi5oo and
SloOo do. and f9000 Al clear vt s44is. Gl4ao0 bin
Of lading Ut S44s0lsAAk. ESco0 do. and GapQ al
clear at sAs. fAoOe bill If lading at kikkasB xsooo
bank at the counter at sAs. and 1looo do. at S4s
The sales OF francs amounted to sep geo om-
hFacpg 10000 commercial ut -. 10000 at A6l 4
5000 ~ i.sl s@a.ens and 10000 bank for gold,
at S.lTh.
At the close sterling bills WIRE quoted nj s44ea
s4S for bill Of lading al, Al clear. and -cpsa7I.
Tor bank thank counter rtsta -'G51Sl and francs
M s.si is@A.6o for commercial aud nominal for
bank. y Tr - --N''4
Under Limited o,Iertngs iand good demand
eommsrcial sight 90 New York continued firm.
and inc bark checking rate remained mn
changed. Tho ssslee cpmprssei t76i pbo pinbrac-
ing $4,000 commercial Ut !. per ceUt discount
$4,000 do, I'll, oO and $4,000 priy,le t,ankers
and eas 900 bank xt Alto. and so 600 private bank,
ers and $4,000, $so.o0e and eTo 600 hank nj i.
We Al? noticed sales Of $4,000 three daya' COM
mcretal sight on New York at 5-lf per cent dis
count. and t1QsQM commercial on st. LONG sin
ee on Philadelphia and slo.opo on Providence
at . E. :
The banks continue to check on New York at
: Rer cent discount, aud cQmuercial sight was
SalU quoted " S11@b, -
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACRET-LOWER COAsf
DAILY PACKET
frT@an~ IA The A No. l freight steamer
ilkxaez.TT j. +. Frazer,
S&sarts.iaf9 o. Canton. Jr.. Master :,
= Leaves the Lower Coast Page
Landing EVERY EVENING texcept Sundayll0aa
the Belair Plantation and way landings IL
O'Clock. Returning TO the city EVERY FVhH
NOON, except Mondays. Ito
For freight engagements apply on boara, .. ~
1i9N N. q. D"JSOHUE rs Gravier strefe
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-02
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Geo. W Elder Read. from New York
22d ut, 20 Chas A whitney AGO., Alelers.
Steamship. Cortes Freeman, from New York. 22l
9, ult t9 Menlt93g ,,, n d N.s ,s. floor
pool, sh yit. 10 master. "a, dis.
Steam ship Wimbledon Watson, from Penartll
nth nit to maater-tth dis.
Ger brig Activ. Lindeinan. a days from Rio de
:, Jeneirg, 70 lnastern,lst dis.
Brit bark Paiijaub Williamson. from Green Ock
Dec 7, to master-PDint.
STEAMBOATS,.
Thos Sherlock Hates. from Cincinnati.
Carrie Thorn. Thorn. from Smith Port.
Grand Lake Toms, fin IT. Louis with bgea.
JF Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast. -,
Quachita Belle. Blanks. from gnachita City.
s?4n sa sSadsr Ca sram rom y louis
fFi eta, PlcR sat from from tWashIns fae
ASSUMPTION. DRlferes I'm Lafourclie.
Oriole. Carriek. from Lower Coast.
BELOW-COMING UP.
Brit bark brother. Front. 20 days from New York
in ballast to Hanger. Eatwsn DOC.
Nor bark Runeberg. Petersen, ~ days fm Lon
don, In ballast. to master.
Aust brig Plod. Tawgbochia. ~ days from Orano
In ballast. t. A Elmer Badsr 80
Nor bark Onni. Abrahsigsen. from TRrragona,
to Ocean. Isrega and 90.
Nor bark Albion. Andersen. from Lisbon. Nov
Nor ship freydis. Iversen. from Bordeaux. Nov
2sd. to Ocean Zerega and CO.
Bwd shp. Australia, Paulsen. from Bordeaux.
Brit ship f!omanla, Mcintyre, % days from Lon
don. In ballast, to J A 1,ryson and co.
BE1OW-WAfTINd ORDERS.
Swd bark Rosa Andersen. 80 days fin Gibraltar.
in ballast. to master. =j.t if.