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LEON MEDAL.

CO2iJiSeefr,
No. 93. Rue dc In Vicillc Levee. No. rs
NEW ORLEANS.
Candis, ContSe,ies ct Patisseries
Chocolats, Fruits Contts, 81
ropS, Gefees, Drdgees, Bon
OOnS dsSOrtis.
Grand assortment de BOITES A SUR.
PRISE Ell tout genres.
dGENCE DE FEUX D'AR77FYCE.
Tous les ordres de liz vile ct de In co,r
pagne, pour pieces de cOniiserie ct de pats
serle, seront executes sans retard avec le
pi"s grand som. l9sep-ly
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ST. VALENTIN.-L Les amOu-
reux doivent etre dams la jnbila-
ton, car nous SOmmcS dams lie
temps des Valentines. Belle G.
poque pour tous ceux qui sOnt
pris par lie cHur;
On ne devrait Sc servir de Va
lentines que pour Sc faile, entire
sexes, des compliments reel
prououes. MaiS malhenreusement,
les lacht,S ct les mechantS sc S"r-
vent de ce moyen pour lnsulter
leurs ennemis. II ny Eas de
roses sans epines, mails pour beau
coup, il y aura des eoines sans
roses.
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Avis.

NJ Fernand V. Iafave, attache la Sen
.,xrrIE. CONNIE agent est autorISe prem
1re des subscriptions ct a donner des recus
o. 1an,r tons montants dns IA ce journal.
'p'N +. SAMOAN, Gerant.
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InfOrsilatiOms Locales.

NoNINATIDN.-Mr Louis La
.croix a etc nOmme maitre de
noste a Lafourche Crossing.
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Section /. Be it ordained by the Police
jury of the Parish of Lafourche That
the following annual licenses on Profes-
sions and Occupations, shall be collected
by the Parish Tax Collector from each
and every
Architect 10 90
Auctionccr 10 90
Astroloyist % 90
Bar Rooms or Coffee Houses so 90
Billiard Tables for ptivate use or for
hire 2OO0
Bowling Alleys for private use or for
hire 10 90
Civil Engineer 100
Coffee Stand ) 90
Confectioner not selling spiritous Ii
quors ~ oU
Contectioner not selling spurious Ii
quors less than a quart so 90
Caborct 80 90
Claervogant - 90
Concert Saloon selling spurious hqu's 30 90
Dentist 10 m
/ DRUGGIST selling spurious liquors 80 90
Deaero i'll Copper, Sheet Iron and
Tinware, and selling manufactured
Goods I5 %
Eating Saloons not selling spurious
or malt liquors less than quart 10 90
Fortune Telierg ID W
( Furniture pealers Is 90
Fortune whei playing for Goods % 90
, Fortune wheel playing ior money
J prohibited.
! Groceries or Stores selling liquor 2500
! Groceries or Stores II OF selling liquor ID 90
1 Hotel % 90
,Juggler % D
Lodging House 10 90
+ LAWYER TO 10
+ Livery or Sale Stable Is 90
. Notary Public 10 90
Physician ID 0o
Peddlers of any kind selling spurious
liquors. ID oo
Photographer 10 00
Public Show or Exhibi'n every night 2 90
Peddiers on Foot ) U
PelllcrS with one horse 10 DO
Pedlers with two or more horses or
wagon 10 o0
Peddltr in Boat or water craft J0 0d
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Avis aux Plamteurs SucricrS

C'AI L'HONNEUR D,ANNONCER
mes amis de liz canpagne ct aux planteurs
sucriers en- general que .ie suis maintenant
Ell mesure de moccuper d'aifaires comme
FactcGr dc Srcrc ct dies affanes de Commits
siofl' sur nnc grandc Gchelle, ct je mem
presse dc leur oflrir ines services.
Des avances lihGrales sur les rfcoltcs Sc
ront faites aux conditions les plus avantis
geuses.
Les correspondcnces dc Ia calnpagne sont
sollicite.
LEON GODCHAUX.
81 q Sj rue 1u Canal, Nile Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS.


Wa,chand'ses seches. ftrung6,es ct
AmericaiaeS.
Cotons, 1ndieaaes, Rabdns. Bon.
neterie, MouchOigs. etc etc.
~ Rue de Charities, pres Canal.
NOUVELLE-O ORLEANS.
Cette maison d6ia hien connue par son
anciennet6 go ans d'cxisteuee) ct lc has
priN de ses articles, otfrn aux marchands
des tompagnes. lassortiment lie plus COM
plet ct lie plus varie de marchandises seche.
Cette 1naison recoit chaquc semaine do
nouveauX envois du Nord ct de lEurope
ct met TN soin tout particulier Il remplir les
ordres qui lni soht ADDRESSES. (ll sept "a la
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MANIFESTATION f N L'HON'
NEURDE PIE IX.-S'inpirant DIES
memes sentiments que leurs fire.,
res de la Nouvelle Orleans ct
pour temoigner de leur piete fl
lale ct DIES immenses regrets qua
ialsse dams leur c9ur la mort du
SOuverain Pontlf, les Catalogues
de Thibodaux organisent avec lie
concours du clerge ct sous lie pa
tronage du reverend Pere Menard
un service soIennel.
Une grande messe de requiem.
chantee par TN chHur de Danes
ct de Messie,rs, sera celebree 4
rEglise StJoseph lejeudi 2o du
c0lrant a 8 heures du matin.
NM. les Cures ct Vicaires DIES
parolsSes enviromantes ont pro
mlS lenr concOurS.
LE9lise cOnvenablement dra-
pee de deuil sera ornee DIES armes
du Pnntif detunt.
Tn immense catafalque richie
ment d6core ct entoure de cierges
nombreux sera dreSs6 au milieu
de l'Eglise.
Iabsoute serl donnee par Ie
Rev. e. Menard.
Apres In ceremOnie denx dis
cours seront pronOnces l.un en-
franeals par le Rev. r. Fcltier de
81. Vincent de Paul, l'autre en-
anglais par lie Rev. L. Cornelius
Moynihan.
Les compagnies de Pompiers.
les Societies de mnSl1ue, toute la
population eniin.Sans distinctions
de crvyance, sont invitees 4 pre-
ter assistance afin de rendre la
ceremonie aussi grandiose ct aus
81 toucllante que possible.
EXCURSION A STE. MARIE.-
Dlmanche dernier le ST. Mary a
ptlS a son hord nne home partie
de la population de Thibodaux j:
durant lie trajet qui ii etc tres
agreeable la Fanfare de 'Thibo.
daux, don't les services sont tou-
jours apprecies, IA execute les
mcllleurs morceauX de son roper
tOire.
L'arrivee dcs excursionistes 4
la foire Ste. Marie etc le signal
"ane recrudescenue d'am,se-
ments les ditferent~ jenx ont
priS IN veritabIe entrai1, Ia bu-
vette s'est rapislement garnie. les
tables ponrvues de liqueurs fines
ct de friandiseS de toutes Sortes
ont etc lnteralenent assi6.ees ct
eli un elm d'pil touteS les posi-
tionS ont etc rmporters.
Malheurensemtut il ny a pas
de medai'le sans revers, les cou
rageuX athletes qui avaient at
taque ct pris la buvette, position
la plus forte, enivres par ce sues
ces, ont ell le mauvais gout de
troubler la joie de cette char
mante f9tc, ce qui a donne aux
autres viSitenr> le plus grand de-
Sir de Sen retourner, chez euX.
L'embarquement S'est op6re ra-
piderlent suivi dun prompt de
part.
Mais le retonr MA pas etc aussi
agreeable que Pafler, car resprit
de la divine bouteille travaillait,
ct il a fallu tout le sang froid ct
Fenergie du capitaine pour que
lie voyage s'accomplisse sans acct
dent.
Nous ignorons 81 la foire don>
nee Il Ste. Marie a etc tres pro-
ductive, mais a Ell iuger par la
fonle 1ni s'y est rendue, la re-
cette, destinee CONNIE nous Pa
vons dit a l'achevement de la
nouvelle Eglise, Il du Gtre, 81 non
tres abOndante, du mclns assez
fructnense pour permettre lie
cOntinuer les travauX dams une
large mesure.
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hip 4 EeUCH,
MOuln a Riz Pcrseyeran1

tTOus les frix deternes aux Foires de rF
tat de la Louisiana pour recalagc eu r,z.
depnis lS6sjusqn'a anjourd'hni.)
Nos. ). ~. II ct H. rue DIES Champs Elyscl
en- face dc la place du vicux Depot, 3me
Distsict
NOUVELLE ORLEANS.
Nettoye APO dartls par jour.
LES SACS SONT FOURNIS GRATIS.
1srix.
NO. ----.-.----..--.--2C Cent
No. No -----------------
NO. s. 3---------.-I
JNO Nj. WALSH, Agent
Oct II n
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ORDINANCE NO. III,
Eo. w. SQUIIEs, Secretary.

Relative to levylng an Annual License Tax
on all occupations, and Professions in
the Parish OF Tatonrche to take effect
from and after the 1st. day Of January
1878.
Section |. Be it ordained by the Police
Jury of the Parish of Lafourche That
the following annual Licenses on Profes-
sions and Occupations, shall be collected
by the Parish Tax Collector, from each
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


General Garfield has been invited to take the stump IN
New Hampshire during the coming campaign.
Dr. Linderman Director of the Mint. expects to re-
ceive sample of the silver dollar on Tuesday, In
anticipation Of the silver Bin becoming law at AN early
date.
There change in the position OF the Government
on the Mexican questions. while friendly feeling IA
expressed toward Mexico there are no signs al present
OF the immediate rcCO, milton OF President Didz
Internal revenue collector VI. NJ. Trunbul OF Du-
bu1ue Iowa, has rendered his resignation. James T.
Simpson strongly urged by the delegation Tor appoint
ment He Is Old internal revenue Oilcer ana Is rec
commended by Commissioner Raum.
The Post Odce Department Will prevent the Use OF rub
Der canceng stamps by strictly enforcing regulation
which provides black printing ink shall he used Tor
the purpose cancellation whenever that material can
be- obtained Other cOcrs of the same quality OF ink are
however permissible An order, calling attention to the
above regulation Will be published III the next oiicia
Postal Guide.
The unicatons received mp to the Isl OF Deem
Der last from United STATES diplomatic and consular OIL
GERS in response the trade circulars OF the Secretary
OF State relative 10 the extension and improvement ot
commercial intercourse between the United states ana
foreign countries have boon collected ~ the state De
partincnt and printed by order Of Congress IN volume
OF 100 pagcs, which be obtained upon Application
10 senators aud members OF the House OF Representa-
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OCEAN MAILS IN AMERICAN SHIPS.

THE BILL RECOMMENDED TO CONGRESS BY THE
LATE CONVENTION OF EXPORTERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUSE.I
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2i.-The bill prepared by the
Exporters Convention held in this city, last week,
will be presented in the Senate, tomorrow, by Mr..
Wallace, and in the House by Mr. Chapman Free
man. The text of it is as follows
BE aenaeted etc., That the PostmasterGenera be and
is hereby authorized and directed to contract with re-
spOnsibe parties for carrying the United States mails be-
the American seab0ard and foreign ports the SAID
mails TO be carried in iron steamships built III the United
States of American material. and owned by citizens OF
the United States, and practicable manned by
Americans.
SEC q That Immediately after the passage OF this act
the shall invite proposals for sild
mail service by public advertisements IL a eas.
newspaper Of general circulation IN the cites OF
New York. Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, NewOrieans
responsible bidder or bidders for the term Of years
and shall enter into contracts therefor on pena OF we
United aud shall require from SAID successful b
ders bond sufficient 10 secure the faithful performance
SEC D. The consideration said service shall be paid
10 the contractors monthly upon proper Gerhcates OF
its performance and said contract shall stipuate the
amOunt agreed upon according TO the distance which
said mails actually transported between the points
of departure and arrival provided shall
the of compensation exceed the sum OF - per
mile per trip on the Atlantic side, and 81 per mile per
tlip on the Pacific side.
SEC / The Postmaster General shall require the per-
Torrance OF said service in vessels OF not less taan =
500 tons, capable of making twelve nautical miles per
hour aud II shall he further stipulated III SAID contract
that the United States. Of pnhc cxgency,
upon the payment of the value thereof shall have the
right 10 take possession and use the vessels engaged III
said under any contract executed under tvs act
SEC >. That the benefits OF this act are hereby eX-
tended to all Of American steamships when may
be constructed within ten years of the passage OF TINS
act and the Postinas General Is hereby authorized
and directed contract for the transportation OF the
United States mali with snch owners Tor the period OF
ten years date of such contract on the terms
and according the prOysiOnsRof this act ana II -
further that the amount OF money necessary 10
pay for ocean performed under any contract
executed under the authority of this act hereby APP
pvOiriated and set apart for That purpose.
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TELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

SPRINGFIELD Mass Feb. 4.-The gallery-do0r Of
chnrch at Westde beng raised from Its hinges fell during
Temperance meeting breaking the arm and leg OF Miss Ace
Weston
TRENTON Feb. 24-The defendant in the suit of
Elizabeth Nocc against Albert d. Brown the seduction OF
daughter the gare ers pretty daughter has setueo
tho case by the payment OF $4,000.
PnTsFIRID, Mass, Feb. 24.-The mangled remains N:
bs Ar West socKbrdge were found the track Of the
Roon and Albany Railroad mile east OF state Line
station, Friday forenoon
SYRACUSE. Feb. 24.-Frank NJ Terwilliger, OF
Kansas cOuntefeiter horse-thel was conVlceu OF
AMI larceny Yesterday and sentenced 20 ten yesrs
w r. ntsntary Ills crime the stealing Of Sl&.
coO IN bonds his aunt last OcoDer When sshsnse
w.s pronounced he threw klss 10 theJudgs.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
TILE Waikiki BANK.

MIDDLETowN, y. Y, Feb. 24.-A meeting OF
the stockholders and receivers OF the defunct Waikiki
Bank was held yesterday 10 consider the manner III
which the affairs conducted by Receiver John Bur
rouehs General C. II. Van Wyck, who had eIainnedthe
hills in the Controllers Office at Washington reported
that the atto<ys bills excessive and that othereN
penscs were extravaGant. Mddleown la~ firm having
the largest bill offered oabate 100 thereon This bill
was made against the bank previous 10 It's failure and had
been allowed in full The directors demand arodncton OF
SO 900 including charge Of II 800 for counsel to tie
receiver Mr. Burroughs who had 800 per year for
five years offered 10 without pay after the lst
of Aurl next Since the meeting. Recciucr Burroughs
rcp1rtd that he had collected In round numbers S2DS
O0u Including Sc7 900 in assessments. He had PAD
dennors I5S 900 Of the stolen bonds tle
% per cent compromise : 900; taxes and builders
lien 5000; legal expenses, $500; other expenses,
sIG GOO; aud has ia cash hand $500. There has
been expensive litigation over bonds Incorporated
by officers, and other CLAIMS are still pending.
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that he has been allotted additional space Tor the
United States at the Paris Exposition and that he is
erecting a special building at his own expense lie Is
putting an annex upon n plat OF ground o1gihhhy
granted, and Is paying for it from the Congressional ap
preparation. The space In this annex was all aotted
some time ago, and there will be no more for
new exhibitors The freighting capacities OF the
Government ships Constitution. Supply and wyoming.
being insufficient for the goods offered for Paris me
United States ship Portsmouth has been placed al ,no
disposal Of the Commissioner General She will leave
Washington early next week 10 take her cargo AZ .rn
be fully loaded to-day, and will sail for avre on MOI
day uary %, as heretofore announced
A POLITICAL TRICK OF THE MORMONs.
A Salt Lake City dispatch to the non-Mor-
delegate here announces that the Legislature OF
Utah has passed election law for the Territory when
practically DISTINGUISHES the Gentes and places the
control OF elections irrevocaby in the hands OF the
Mormon priests The object of the OF this law Is
said TO be 10 postpone action by Congress on the Uta
Election hill now before the House Committee on Terri
tories. Notwithstanding that the act OF tne utan
Legislature approved ycster lay by Governor Emery,
it is denounced as mere Mormon subteIfnge pGtn
here and IN Salt Lake CITY, where an ndl9natOh
is to be held Tuesday night, for the purpose o ASKING
Governor Emery to resign.
SENATOR CAMERON's ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
The engagement of Senator John Donald
Cameron and Miss Lizzie sherman, daughter OF Judge
Charles Sherman Of Cleveland Ohio and niece OF Gen
era Sherman and the Secretary Of the Treasury was au
nounced yesterday at lunch party given at secretary
sherman's house. Miss Sherman has been In Washihg
ton the beginning OF the season visiting the fanny
OF her uncle the Secretary OF the Treasury She IL
about twenty-five years Of age. and has Deeu very POpu
lar Washington society. Her elder sister Is the VIE
General Miles, Of the Regular Army The date Ol TIE
marriage has not yet been made pubic.
OPPOSITION TO TARIFF CHANGES
a movement is on foot to secure the passage
OF resolution through the House declaring that II Is III
expedient the present time to make any changes in
the tariff. The Committee on Ways and Means makes
slow progress with the Wood bill None OF the members
excepting chairman communicate any Information
whatever concerning the proceedings OF the committee
This accordance with its rule, and the knowledge
thus obtained Is confined TO extremely narrow hinlts
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
A DOSTONIAN UNDER INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON. Feb. ~. i

WASHINGTON Feb. "a, 1873
The House Committee on Post Offices and
Posi- Roads has begun the investigation OF the charges
preferred by j. &. Temple against Thomas r. Cheney,
OF the Railway Mail Service, First Dvl-
eiou Iii. office being In Boston. 1t IS alleged that be
Maid money for services not performed that he
srumenal in establishing post routes In HamDshirc
WHORE there WAS no occasion for Them all for the benefit
of relatives ana political friends, thereby suiecng the
oyernmept 10 yearly expenditure OF between $4,000
and 5000 900 and that, further bo mas been hegiectul
of his duties Numerous witnesses have DeeH suinOhcd
among them General VIM. l.. Burt and Postmaster
Chickcnug, OF Pitsficld. The committee VIII make
thorough Investigation.
STILL ARGUING THE PRO-RATA QUESTION.
The argument on the pr0-rata question was
resumed yesterday, before the Pacific Railroad Com
mittee OF the House. Mr. A. j. POppletOn, Of counsel
for the Union Pacific Railroad Company, concluded his
argument against the bill, which proposes 10 com
Del that Company TO pro-rate on passenger and
freight traffic with the Kansas Pacific and other
branches OF the Union Pacific Railroad system.
Ue argued that Congress had not contem
nIaed the of equal mileage rates; that
IL linton Pacific could not carry the business OF the
hranches over the half OF ITS road without loss
and tha 10 compel IL TO do so, wOnd Be bold usrpa
finn which the company would contest tue ground
Of its constitutional rights The further hearing Of the
matter was adjourned TIL Tuesday. when Mr. Horace
holders of the Kansas Pacific Company.
NO ADDITIONAL SPACE AT PARIS
Ex-Governor Mccormick cOrrects the state
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DEMOCRATIC WHITEWASH. L.
o'coyyoR, THE ONO LEGISLATOR, INDICATED BIZ.
PARTY VOTE

PARTY VOTE.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 24.-The Legislative
Committee appointed to investigate the charges pre-
fered against representative John OConnor have sun.
United their report to the House OF Representatives.
Notwithstanding the charges made against that member
were backed up by the official records OF the War De-
parment showing that he had deserted from Company
b. cash Michigan Volunteers, arrested in citizens
clothes short time AFTER ami again deserted from the
hospital in 1864, the majority report OF the committee
applies the whitewash and exonerates that member
from the charges stating that they only techni.
CAL and in way affect the members charac-
ter by strict party vote the majority report
was placed on the House journal. Mr. OCOnnOr served
on the committee opPOnted 10 Investigate the charges
against himself The minority report explicitly states
that after thorough investigation they ind OCOnDor
10 have guilty. OF deserton and also Of perjury In
falsely making oath 10 secure admission 10 the
soldiers Home, at Dayton, and OF iraud In procuring
naturalization papers By strict party vote the Demo-
Gratis refused place the OF the minority on the
House journal. 1t hoped, by the minority. that
OConIor would resign, but this he declined To do. It
quite likely that the Democratic majority have
shOudcrcd load which Will prove very ouFdensone DC
fore the end IS reached.
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GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-By TELEGRAPH

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 24.-In a drunken row be-
negroes william Watson beaten the head with
a cluD Howard, and died.
SAN Francisco. Cal, Feb. 2i.-At Oakland, on
Friday Dr. Curver, with rie broke Ssj glass balls oct OF
1000. tossed from point twenty feet distant.
CHICAGO Feb. 21.-A dispatch from Galesburg
says The the aDce murder trial found the prisoner
guilty of murder and fixed his punishment Imprisonment
FOR life.
CHICHESTER. Mass, Feb. "a. - The schooner
Centennial inst arrived from the Grand Ranks reports the
StoTing IL Alien Maginness by the capszDg Of dory,
January 20,
Cr,cAG0 Feb. 24.-In the case OF George Sherry
and Jeremiah Connolly on trial for the murder OF HUN
NcConVe the jury returned Nefdcl vi guilJ anu nAo
the punishment as death by haugipg'
SAN Francisco, Cali Feb 2t.-Samnel +:
Sch clerk M tbs pension Office. who disappeared last
NAV win about ~ 600 funds Office, wascaptued the
Iaorniug by United states detective Finnesass.
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WILL THE VETO BE SUSTAINED?
TIE SENATE The ONLY HOPE OF THAT-oNE VOTE
SUFFICIEST.&
rBY TELEGEArH TO TIE TRIBUNE.


WASHINGTON, Feb "a General Butler will
probably speak the silver question in the House
the coming week. The silver men in the House are
not yet entirely united, and their pyobable policy
cannot yet be predicted with certainty. The ex-
IRENE men are in favor of new and supplementary
bills, but Mr. Ewing thinks it better to drop the
matter now and make it a prominent issue IN the
Fall elections There is doubt but that the House
viii vote down the Veto In the Senate, the result
of the veto is doubtful and causes anxiety.
fifty-one is two-thirds vote, and the
division OF the Senate on the silver
question is now 81 to o. leaving out Sharon. The
absence Of one man who voted aye on the passage
of the bill the change OF vote would sustain
The veto aud defeat the bill. There is rumor 10
the effect that come Of the Senators Of the majority
Will be absent when the vote is taken. This IL not
yet confirmed, but it only needs that one shall be
away to defeat the bill.
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ERE RECORD.
4 COTTON SHIP ON FIRE-Loss slo5, 700

4 COTTON SHIP ON FIRE-LOss $4,000.
NEw-ORLEANs, La, Feb. 24.-Ihe british
shin Tornado, Captain Ellis, loading for Liverpool was
discovered fire this morning She had on board
900 bales of cotton the greater portion of which will
be badly damaged b. water. The quantity burned Is
not vet asceranc1. The cargo and vessel were valued
n 10 900 insured m The Atlantic Mutual, British.
Foreign swiss l.Oyds STANDARD, Liverpool, and Other
foreign and home companies. The Tornado Is owned In
lve!nool The total loss Will probably rench Sl25, 600
Tie cause of the fire IS unknown.