New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-03
GENERAL NEWS.

West, the South alone raising
usual supply. The Canadians
advantage of the scarcity in the
of the United States, and are d
tensively to them from their abb
The expectation from New "
smaller than for many years, d
for home consumption making
able here. The prices of th
dealers are so high that in ma
tail dealers refuse to purchase
offer potatoes for sale at theii
was learned by inquiry of Who'll
yesterday that the prices va
still higher.
On motion of the ATTORNEY
Bellocq- Noblom cotton case, Il
settled, has been reopened in
Claims.
The suit of Hallet Kilbou
Michael G. Kerr and others,
damages, for imprisonment
has been commenced. Messrs
Anderson are taking note OF
future use.
Among the nominations sent
ate on last week were Thomas
Carolina, district Judge for
jamin F. Flanders, assistant
New Orlesns; Harris p. Hurst
customs, Pearl river, distric
sippi.
James M. Marker has illustr
proverbial piety of a BrOoklj
writing sermons for Rev. Dr.
editor of the Hebrew EUangs
verted JelC, and willing away
Of doctrinal dissertation by
dollar bills to the purchasing
James seems to have been a
fer q small boarding house.
he Was a member of either r
Pacific Street Methodist Chul
his father was q Methodist
10 Iowa. "He did not like to
house in the evening"" testii
Viesk, the landlady, "becaus
much wickedness on the sire
interviewed the local court
transferred to the custody d
States marshal, who will ESQ
time into the presence of
Commissioner WinslOw. r
valley believed James had
ing in EewAOrleans. but he VI
travelled considerably. Ross
is not unknown in this city
confines his evangelical labor
of New York, nothing will
said.
Belva A. Lockwood, ESQ ID
before the Committee on th
House on the nineteenth in
cacy of her bill authorizing
Court of the United States 70
other women to practice at
court, and the committee u
rooted Mr.. Hoar to report Ii
bly,. Following upon this,
House met, q large numba
were presented from q numbe
signed by men and womel
| passage of a sixteenth amel
constitution to prohibit tht
ment of women BY any State
were also referred to the Jud
tee. The most interested 50
proceeding were Mrs. LOckw
ton, Phoebe Cousins, Susan
the other leaders of the
movement who have recent
sion in this city, and who d
nent seats in the gallery.
The British Admiralty has
Y victim of q huge and embaI
: cal Joke. About a month
purporting to be from the !
: Admiralty, London, was
. admiral's office, Queenstown
the Goshawk gun boat shOu
mediately to Gibraltar. III
I. order were such as to cause
| its genuineness. 1t was diI
3 full crew should proceed, Al
: coal az could possibly be q
r laid in. There was a lutte
s parture owing to the abse
8 the crew, who were on
8 were all mustered with 4
q less than twenty-four hon
l. ceipt of the order the Gosh
Q way TO Gibraltar, with sixi
c board. The weather at ths
s bad, and as these gunbOats
for sea-going there was mu
to her safety. Very soon
another telegram was req
l. same source, asking to b
p Goshawk had proceeded 70
:. ply was st once sent bad
u RAILS office at Queenstown,
If accordance with the frS
"A had gone to Gibraltar.
. certained for the first tin
10 grams were bogus ones, q
m Of the sixty-three person
If placed in jeopardy by the
Of some practical jokers.
once took steps to have ID
cepted. At the earliest
kilograms were forward
~ ports on the French and
NJ with this object. She wa
ie Vigo Bay, where she put
to of weather. A telegram
ir for the commander, Capt
ID ing that he had been mad
a. very cruel hoax, and
Is should return Immediate!
al authorities are making ID
q efforts to discover the Pc
IN hoax.
n William Cogswell, gen
is Massachusetts, mackerel,
ic for 1876 at 223,37l barre
yh were ones, 95,S67 were
II, threes, and 4723 were fOuH
la New England lie lOOE
~ Providence Journal thl.
~ disturbances may demorl
~ ~ duction, and says Of its g
pr sugar:
w The production of this
Vi continental Europe was
in 1867 very consider
gu produces the largest Gus
~ 1856 having been ne
me tons. It has been Cd
'ur strated that in this cOuH
be protitably produced :
nt' at a high price. 1t is
it might and ought to
D. duced In permanent con
sugar, as 1t is likely to =
future. There have BIZ
in the West owing to
on. mistake in locating upOl
tea If the South is to be %
- in it's industry for any y
W. matter of sugar prOdu
portant one; and let ths
act applied, and the reqI
nd adapted to its manuts
the have taken q very lOng
for our commercial indepea
W. perity of our agricultuN
Of especially concerned 10
.ad buys a good deal of sug
nee ture of her fields which
I'VE chase Of fertilizers, and
i'm, skilled labor.
en- Speaking Of the deatl
'ss, j. Williamson, ct JaeE
OF Times Of the twenty-nis
en- The sad intelligence Z
hat Of Mrs. Colonel WilhI