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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, MAY o. 1877

In the former, but nothing was reported In the
latter. Stocks continued In request and strong.
Meeting with less demand, State Consols gave
way u per cent and Premium Bonds about n
State Warrants, receivable for State taxes and
licenses, ruled at about previous rates.
We continue to quote Exeeptional commercial
paper SO " cent per annum discount: Al do.
961t0; second grade do. 120115; collateral loans
1908; fret class mortgages s11a1s11ss, and second
Gold opened al 1oess .0looz1, against 1867 at
at 1861 ll67, agsinst 1867 in that market. The
sales summed mp $50 900, embracing $4,000 al
1867, s500n. $4,000 aud SO 600 at 1867, $4,000 and
$4,000 ~ 1861 and $4,000 at l07.
Under the course OF gold oh New York sterling
advanced LS611e, and francs were stronger. The
movement Ia the former was moderate, and
nothing WAS reported in the latter.
The sales OF sterling comprised CD 700. en-
braeing EiDO0 Al clear and $4,000 bill OF iading at
51s, $4,000 AL clear ut 5t81t, $1,000 do. and bill Of
ladDg and $500 bill of ladlDg at bf30D519, Gll.-
600 bill Of lading and El00O AL clear ut 3d. sl2O0
Americau ships bill at $40. CISCO bank at 52a,
aud E1O00 bank sight at 52514.
No sales OF francs were reported.
At the close sterling bills were quoted NJ 5t8
0519 for bill OF lsding and Al clear, and --09523
for bank l7ank counter rats at --0152511as) ana
francs at 4.S5 for comm ioial and nominal for
bank.
New York sight unchanged. The only
sale reported was 90 900 com uerrial md pr vate
bankers At "a per crDt premium. We also noticed
sale OF $4,000 eominerciai On Providence ut
par.
The banks continue To check on New York at
" W cent premium. aud commercial sight Was
still quoted at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22

general injury to that extent. Bonamy
Price shows us clearly that tens, or nun
dreds. OF millions have been sunk 10 tnls
wnv In England and America In the
past fifteen years, and the distress IL
/ could 20 on and cite other and po-
tent reasons. but / have already ex-
ceeded oil ordinary newspaper nmlts.
I close by appealing 10 your eolnln nua
In The sense OF justice which each
should have for his neighbor. Lastly,
anneal to your love for New Orleans.
Vol, Mi desire her prosperity, and there
Il a straight way Of insuriug 1t. Use
vour ballots to put down demagogues
and to put good and intelligent men la
CIR Legislature and In the offices. Then
economy will be established, taxes
will be reduced, labor md properly Will
be thus protected, wealth VIII &C.
cumulate and live and diversihed Id"
eral character and credit will rise In
the estimation Of even the hated Tor
eigner' whom the board OF directors
Of this projected road have held up by
the neck for you to spit upon. and even
these will send more money here Tor
investment, even money to Dulln
road to Texas. Don't believe this
board when they tell you that
ali we want is o railroad to Texas. We
do want that; / want IT.; all want It,;
oil need It,; but only as we do many
other things for which we must walt
patiently. Our evils have their root In
the destruction OF war, and In the OPP
preston and worse than destruction
since the war. We are now promised
the privilege Of governing. ourselves,
and fhia we must do we'll IL we would
prosper. We must also be individually
industrious and economical, and pros
peritv ID sure. Rome was not built In u
day, neither can New Orleans be.
Above all, let us be just TO ourselves
and to one another. Let us not SET the
precedent Of making the ballot. box the
medium Of forced contributions proJect-
ed by the too great zeal Of good citizens.
The bad acts OF the late Radical govern
ment will not stand as presidents, be-
cause all good men everywhere have re-
garded them Us thieves and oppressors;
but our unwise or bad acts will ever
stand for demagogues to appeal to-.
The ideas and sentiments set forth by
mo are entertained by thousands OF our
people. and that without unkind
thought towards those who differ from
US. I feel that great vital principle ID
involved and Ispeak plainly In the nope
Of averting the blow aimed ut that prln..
ciple. don't want to see the source OF
oil power--the voting people-uegrade
the ballot-box and have TO be Tebuked
from the Supreme Bench OF the State.
On the contrary. hope to see that au-
gust tribunal happy In the Thought that
1t requires no action on their part to
keep the exercise Of the ballot within
the pale Of the organic law.
d. WARREN BRfCKELL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22
EvARTs' SPEECH.
Free ships and Free silver.
English Machinery for southern Manu-
Chicago Times.)

factories.
Chicago Times.)
The most important speech Ut the Chamber Of
Commerce reception last evening Was that OF
Secretary Evarts. In which he guardedly ex-
pressed himself in favor of free ships and free
liver. What he said on that occasion was not
unexpected, "a he has, in private circles, during
The past two or three weeks, spoken bis mind
upon these subjects. II can be said upon the
best authority that he has areaoy expressed him
self In favor OF the following important steps az
the commercial policy Of tho Administration j:
First, the restoration Of the silver dol
lar; second, the admission OF foreign
bottoms to an American register; third,
the remission OF all duties on English ma
chinery imported for Southern manufacturers;
fourth, revision OF the tariff, and substitution Of
specific for ad valorem duties. He IL an advo-
cate of the bi-metalic standard, which has been
reported by the Congressional silver commission
He Is rather guarded on this subject. however,
he does not think the time has yet arrived for it's
open advocacy. Upon the subject OF free shipe
he was very decided. The step in free trade
with regard to cotton machinery il q part of the
new Southern policy. Senators Gordon and La
mar are actively pushing this. bill to this
effect will be introduced at the coming session
1t will be supported by tho Administration. The
Pars Q merchant, J. l.. Moore, who prepared a
revision Of the tariff for the House Ways and
Means Committee under Kerr, is preparing an
elaborate report upon the subject OF tariff revis-
ion, which will form the subject of Presidential
Recommendation to Congress. bill based upon
his recommendations will be introduced and
pressed by the Administration in the next Con-
orr
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A TERRIBLE Loss.
sheep I'm Calif0rnia--A Result Of the
California Drought.
Jacksonville. CAL, Transcript

Jacksonville, GAL, Transcript
II IL estimated that from one half TO two thirds
OF the sheep In the state have persisted from
starvation. The loss OF cattle IL not 80 large, NJ
they were taken TO the mountains 10 time. DR..
swain, OF jacksonville. started for the mountains
from Fresno, on the 2tst, with over 5000 sheep.
aud tho hfeless careasses Of over $500 Of them
now mark the route taken. The Doctor says
that unclaimed doad aud dying sheep cover
the plains, and hundreds Of sheep and
lambs fall into line behind the wagon Ut the
traveller and follow, In the hope Ut getting
morsel OF hay. One man from the San Joaquin
valley lost every sheep he had-1i 060---dnripg q
storm, aud went home penniless man. Another,
an I'aslan thought he could save the cost OF fer
ryng his sheep across the Tuolumne river by
swimming them, and 800 we're drowned in the at
tempt. Another man, east Of Visalia, desparipg
OF ever getting bis sheep to where there was
feed, turned 120 900 out to starve II he undertook
to drive them TO the mountains many Of them
must die of starvation before reaching there, be.
cause there liz no feed on the way, and then when
the mountains are reached all the good feed Ia
ALREADY taken up by men who hold possession,
shotgun in hand, and who are desperate enough to
fight 10 the death. There will probably be q good
masy cases OF bloodshed and death in the noun
tains this summer, aud many stock men will mys-
teriously disappear to return no more.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22
SOUTHERN NEWS.
louisiana.

The Franklin Sun wants a school at
Oakley.
A twenty wild cat was
killed near Opelousas.
Concordia parish scrip Is now worth
from so to 90 cents and rising.
The city marshal OF Natchitoches has
begun the slaughtering of dogs.
The fruit trees in Natohitoches are
breaking down with their loads Of fruit.
The new st. Mary's Chapel, in the
Fourth Ward OF st. James parish, was
dedicated last week.
Measles and whooping cough prevail
to an alarming extent In Bayou Sara
and st. Francisville.
The new Methodist Church at Pine
Grove, East Feliciana, was dedicated
last Sunday with proper ceremonies.
There is considerable sum to the
credit OF the Lincoln school board to he
handed over by the treasurer OF the old
board.
Members of the Donaldsonville Bridge
Company are earnestlyscanvassing the
town for subscriptions to build the
bridge.
The Lincoln Seminal keeps standing
inquiry from week to week, as to what
udS DSCOuo OIL Luo SCuOOl Luuu5 Vi Ludt
parish.
In St. James parish, the Louisidndis
says the plant cane is generally in fine
condition the same cannot be said Of
the stubble.
A heavy rain, accompanied by high
wind, visited Vermilion parish Thurs
day night. A large quantity Of water
fell, which raised the bayou several feet.
Quite number Of trees and fences
were blown down by the wind. No dam
age was done to the crops.
The most Of the rice in Plaquemines
parish has been sown, and large por-
ton Of it is up and looking fine. The
cane and rice are both somewhat back
ward on account OF the continued cold
weather, but the stands are fine, and
from the present outlook the promise is
good.
Seven months ago, says the Marks
Vile Bulletin, the cabin of colored
man living a few miles south Of this
place was consumed by fire, and large
magnolia tree standing in close prox-
unity to the hut, was ignited. Since
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22
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CONSULAR REFORM VI.
Three Important ideas which VIII Cow
ern MIR. Evarts.


WASHINGTON, May 15.--The overhauling ami
reorganization OF the consular service OF the
United States will begin AZ once The Secretary
of state will make haste slowly. He will avoid
the removal of competent and efficient officers,
but will strive to weed ont those untitled for the
positions they hold. Three important principles
have already been determined upon by the secre
tary of State to govern him in a reformation Of
the consular service. They are as follows: First,
II will be his aim to fill all the important CONNER
cal consulstes by the appointment Of men Of
commercial experience; second, in selecting coD-
suls for Oriental ports, where judicial duties have
to be performed, none except educated lawy ers
will be appointed; third, one of the essential
qualifications required OF all consuls will be that
they shall be abe to speak the language OF the
country in which they are stationed. Ii the re.
form in the consular service went no further thaS
to bring it's personnel strictly under these three
rides, it's efficiency would be very greatly in
creased: but in addition to this the Secretary OF
State will strive to apply those general principles
of civil service reform which to be recognized
in all departments OF the government.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22
Gold Soapina.

$40 cash will buy genuine new family Singer
sewing machine, with all attachments. We do
not advertise our old machines at s26l catch.
Office, 81 Canal street.
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The demand for money exhibited fair increase
at one or two banks, but no change at the rest or
on the street, and commercial paper was without
variation. Under the advance at New York gold
was ~ higher, and the movement was limited.
In accordance with the course OF gold. sterling
showed an improvement OF I@lc, and francs
were stronger. moderate business was done
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22

Cheap sewing machines arc guaranteed for
properly cared for. Office, 81 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22
COW VI X RCIAI.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday Evening, May I'll, 1877.
Quotations represent prices for round lots from
first hands, unless outer,1ise stated. In fNing
small orders higher prices are pail.
COrrON-The sales to-day embraced $3.50
bales at prices requ ring no change in our quota
tons. We give also the figures and report OK the
Ehchapge us below:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22

stocks con tinue in request and strong.
Meeting with less demand State ConsoIs gave
way u per centand Premium Bonds about u per
cent ihe former closing at 9l09l4 and the latter
at 351s@s81s.
state Warrants receivable FIR State taxes and
licenses continued TO rule at $4,000.
Nothing was reported ia other warrants.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22

The Singer is acknowledged by all to be tn
beet sewing ma chine in the market.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, !
Monday Evening, May 81, 1877.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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silver Soap lns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-06
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NpIitif1eS.
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priuiIesien unb @ablen suriidsuienoen
nit Der @eiiuns, setuilie Nnidulbisnn.
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iiber ben 9lntras bebaupte,sn bic @t-
motraten. bab lie ieoen MusenbIid Die
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bcantyasten llntcria&uns bic @cr-
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senbeit uno Die Yei@leuuisuns Der 4b.
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patterion laste in elmer 3eoe au
@uniten Buffers, als i'm County Co.
gefielb Der @eriud sema9t porben lei,
bic MeiBen 81 @ewalttbdtisteiten eesen
Die S4marsen auf,ubeben, oab es iein
6reunb Butler se,ueien lei, Der Qclast
babe ~Sbr ueroet oieie @elralttbdtis-
teiten unterlaiien." [8eifaQ unter ben
3ui&auern.l llnb nidt ciu ein,iser
Moro, Der bard po!;tii@e Ye:uessriinos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-06

@repp fir bic Notbpsnoistsit elm.
Weri0bnun9 3tui9en ihm unb ben
Parliament anfiibrte, aufmertiam an
bod i&icn kine Gr,rioeruns ben qnt'
i@lub tunb;iu tbun, ieinen gDiusn DC,
ssammer ssssniber our@;uieten.
Devsrhe geriSbannesi&rin.
2onbon. 20. Nop. Gin 4ogiie,
gcrreiponSent meint anldbIi& Der In,
terrtbans jpii&sn benz Yrdlibsateu
Mae1sabsn eineritits uno bsm atf5oq
b'auoinrst= 4asquier uab @terp anbt.
retieits. oob oieielbe ben eriten. @&rit,
~ einer Seriobuunsspolitit bebeate.
1aris. 80. Nou. Sm 2on{e ietme,
Nnreoe an bic porecitern Dor iDm er=
ldienese Delegation Der 0aaoeIstam
mer esiu@te Wieomte o'9arspnrt bic.
IeIbe,. ibren g:nfub bel ben 9epmtirten
selteno 3u MAIDEN, bamit oseielbtn lid
nit stm Yrdiibenten peritenen MIDI
ten. Gr per,uarf ben Ylan Der 1eru-
fun9 eines GonsrsFes beiaer Qammern
un bic 5rase 3u l6ien.
6 llbr Mbenbs. = 8is III bieie,
stunbe bat MaeN Ntabon nod Nieman'
Den au BEN 3wede na& BEN glptee be.
|ruicn, Elm anosrts Cabinet su bileen.
1uf Sem e6atanSe. 4
Con B 0 n, 80. Zoo. Cine .Yariie,
0spsi&e iast: Mas sIoubwirbios,
NueQen tommenber Snformation 3u
folee beiinnen f@ bic un.ertanbluu
gen fir NeiI'suns Der i&mebenoe,
Qriiis auf Dem @tiQitanbe. yla4 iei
ner seitrisen llnterrebuns nit ben Der
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befano lid Yrdfoent MaeMobon il
elmer iebr perIobnli@en @timmins
man belt Is icoo@ fir ratbIon, in gr
Ifabruns 3u brinsen. ,uas Die 2in.s for.
osrs. ebe man weiter sins. Geute I'M
terbreitete 9err ge7sps Dem @rdIbsn'
ten bic @soinsunsen, auf ,peIder
s5ambettd beitsbe, ndmIi@, oob bo.
auhoiunssre@t aufses obsr nu1
nit 3uitimmuns elmer 3,ueiorittel Ma.
ioritat oss Senats aus9eiibt mcroe
Ser Mari4aQ par ob bieler 6oroe.
runs serei3t unb erfldrte. oab bieielb'
ni1t geriibrt uerben tonne.
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Cine ,,ertbsone meet,tnifdbe abbanbn,..,

Die Aussabe BEG ed5ten mettetnii9eN JnhFtrV0
5es Soaetters 9a!sneer fis 1eSe Vi i ): lea,e~
ino unemtse!ttit bel Drus9ihem umh 6hntfefn HSt
sriti(b= =amerta's. uns ntrslta IN iebem erIisites
Sbeil Der roentden 9eIbsuost. .;u baben. 3isjt
aalenber 1T felt etpa eimem 6lnttei cSabrbMnbtle
csclmdba bel Besnn iebcs SabreS berausseareeo,
uOreen. auser BEN riatisen psaitiiaen Ias5 81
oie 8cwabruns unb @ieoer1erjteluns fcr DsIumt<
'cit entbdIt er cine srose 4sen1e aniescntcl nn1>
um, bic aitronomif9en Sere9nunscn. Sic qy0uos
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easbeitet uns rersen sur3ane ri4ts scir,k.e :
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Blaine. Ylumb, 9amlin. Oslssb1.
Gerrp, Susals unb @inbom pcl4e
sesen bas subititut seiiimmt batteu.
'oaren nit @rouer. Mrmiirons. BAR.
mum. Sapis (Su.). Marep, %aniow.
ano Snbnitou sepaart. ,pe!be fir bas<
elbe 9eitimmt batten.
Tls Der Dice. Y,diibent bas %eIultat.
Der AbitimmunS antiinbists. ert!due rr.
'os sabhitut fiir our@sstaaen. oa.'
'aIIelbe ni&t bic Mebr3abl Der abgese-
'enen stimmen erbaItcn babe.
sla& ldnserer 9ebatte licb WobleiaS..
pom Senatsictretdr einen B.ief pon I
@ouc. Reflcss oOrleien. in mel1sne,i
'eIer bic Mntlastn Suose gpoijorb'A,
isu9nete.
6ia iaste. er iei bon epsforb CT.
nddtiSt morosn. ju erfldren. bab bic.
lln9aben wabr ieien uno buB CT e;G-
!Habrbeit oerie!ben bc,ptilen tonne.
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sgseutiulisuns an:
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licinitimmen. Sic Osmotraten itiums
ZEN nit ia unb bic 3epublitancr mik
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Sargent pom Bewillisunaa aaeom!tk
|beri&tete bic Defijit 1e,pitisungsbilE-
|nsblt Mmenoements. SECS
Muroe auf Den aalenber scfett.
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beute Nbeno ersriff Baparb bas 9Hp,l.~
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,inen Neriu9 erbiidte. aQe Icbiss
Jrubjabr nnb pdbreno oes Scmmsts
ourA ben YrdToenten sebeiaen gDun-
ben ,pieber aufSureiben.
Goor meinte, bic Demeirotcn ic'cul.
|iehr pitbIid tuaenbbaft eruorsen -
uieI Ct ,piKe bdtten BIT Oemufrai,r
niemuls Mniiano eenomM,en aus irslut. =
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Bort Gil Su Sieben; ned bdttsn biele..
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3ulaiIuns eines Wonnes ibrer Var.ci
,u itimmen.
thurman itellte bic 1ebauptungsn
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traten bic unseiettihen @orednec I'M
5ioen 9etaoelt. ia ielbi CT (1nlrman)
habe oicielben 10 ibarf seseibtli, nat
in hohitebenoer republiianii1sr @e-
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i4ebenen @e,ualttbdtisieiten Nuten u
,teben. foroere er ben GERM non Ma}-
ia&uietts heraus. ginen ~ ntnuen. bcr
auf oerlei @eiie i'm Senate einen 6'p
srlanst babe iiberbdnps. rpss mdre hn6
m0sli4 ee,ueisn. ba ber Genat hc0
BON ben 3epwblitanern eontrcllirt ,uoe.
Den iei.
2amor bssonn bic Butler. .Mnse'es,a~
belt Subelpreden, tpinidte ober eMf.
ihulbist Su ,uerben. Do e pbpii4 In
bisponirt lei.
Na&bem einise 3eit nit Der Ysipses !
dung Der Traae, ouf peIbs Dsiie moe
gen cine Mbitimmuns por8enommoe
werben fonne. pollbront ,por. ert!ayh
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