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New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
GP4NT AS A CONSERVATIVE.

Politics are topsy-turvy, sure enough Here Is
The Erening Post forcibly arguing in able arti-
cle that General Grant natural and proper candi-
idate for Southern Democrats. 1t is an utter mis-
take. we are told, to consider him Radical Repub-
lcan. of the Conkng school, even of the Blaine
school, He is q strong Conservative instead of the
school, suppose, Of Hayes and Evarts and Schurz.
The documentary evidence ID must be confessed.
is not quite so precise as the Republicans who sup
posed Grant to sympathize somewhat with
the course of Grants Administration towards
the South might desire; but still, ms
The Post groups the various passages, ii is interest
ing. TIE first is an extract from General Grants
report to President Johnson of his tour of inspection
through the Southern States
satisfied that the OF thinking men OF the
South accept the present situation OF affairs IN Goou
faith. The questions which have heretofore divided the
sentiments OF the people OF tue two sections they re-
gard having settled by the highest III
bunal-arns - There ia such universal acquescence
IN the authority Of the General Government
that the mere presei ce OF military fO CO. WIN
out regard numbers, is sufficient 10 maintain order
NV observations lead me to the conclusion that
the citizens Of Southern states anxious TO return
TO seligovernnent within tue Union as soon as possible
tnat they are In earnest III wisnng 10 40 "ha1
they think Is required by the Government.
Next comes the famous Packard dispatch:
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WAsnINGToN Marcn /, 1877.
To GoreTnor g. b. PACKARD, Aep-OrieGns, La -.
In answer to your dispatch OF this date the
duty TO state frankly that he does not beieVe
public opinion will longer support the malnten-
anCe of State Government In Louisiana by the use or
the military and that hr must concur IN the maniIeet
feeling. The troops Will hereafter IN the past pro
tect life aud property from violence when the sta
bOrities fail but under The remaining days or his
official life. they will not be used to establish or pull
either for the control OF the State Ii Is
not MS purpose TO recognize either claimant
G. c. sSIFFgN Secretary.
Finally comes this newspaper report of one OF
Grants sayings in Edinburgh:
II / were at home would give Mr.. Hayes and his
policy all the support could. because the object aimed
at is noble one. and hope he will succeed.
Upon this showing, and the Generals recent
friendly expressions toward the South The
Post concludes that Grants views are
n sharp rebuke to the Stawarts. and that IF things
90 on rs they have been going the Stalwarts cannot
nominate him without marked change OF view on
their part or his" All this is sufficiently
curious; and II Will be an interesting political
study To observe the effect of such ideas among the
large number Of vehement Republicans at the
North. who favor Grant because they want a
strong man i'll the White House, who can whip
the South into good behavior, ii need be.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
amusemen.s ano meennas 90 Niahi.

Roorr.s TuKArRx-Opera Bouffe. "Les Oi0cne' w
Cornevile." 49,, n, ri, aforer
fyx1,, ,vvSnE IErArRE-P Pantomime. "Dame iro"
GsyIrry's iHFATpr-" The Octoroon
GEw-YoRK AouARrUM-Dav and Evening
Nm yops CfRcUs-No. 730 Broadway.
pax TuFATRR-" Friiz IN Ireland" - x-..s.,v
eas I'm, r,ScIsoo MINsTRELs' orERA Housh-'''e'
sr.~paEp IHF .TRt-Opera, =" Fatintza.
Yrx,oS SorrARE THEATRE" French Flats.
VAIIACKs THEATRE Our Girls.
,x,,c,s IssrrTrrr-Exhibition. Day and Evening.
KesTTp A PIAI's GARDsS-toncert
9TH REGIMENT ARNoRl-tair -, O Corcert
TkMMASY HAfI-Bi iiards.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

and would be ashamed to show any unwilling
ness to do it. The exclusion Of colored people
from theatres and hotels is the last remaining
trace of an unjust and cruel prejudice which
ought by this time to have disappeared alto
gether. Persistence in it is unnecessary, MS
well as ungracious. inasmuch as these sensi-
tive people seldom thrust themselves in where
they know their company is not desired.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

Twenty-one cipher kilograms have been
yielded up by tie Western Union manager in
New-Orleans, aud Senator Cameron suggests
that Mr.. Tilden be sent for. If there j Re-
publican wickedness hidden away in these
dispatches, Mr.. Tilden could employ his pecu-
liar talents, for once, for the good of his
party.
The official vote OF Massachusetts,, the
figures of which are given elsewhere, shows
that the two wings of the Democracy pre-
served in peculiar way the proportions of
strength as exhibited In the vote last year.
General Buffers vote was less than 800 votes
smaller than that of last year, while the vote
given to John Quincy Adams was less than 200
smaller than that received by Judge Abbott IN
1873. In the total vote there is falling off
of about 5000. which is almost exactly the
falling of in Mir. Longs vote as compared
with Governor Talbot's. 1t may not be n
violent inference to hold that the two are
nearly identical, and were due to greater Re-
publican confidence and larger stay home
vote than the year before.
Justice Lawrence no doubt spoke within the
trutl when be SAID that the divorce case sub
mltted 20 him yesterday was the most singu
q.
iewel,r OF this city is sued by woman re-
siding III Ithaca, who claims to bave been mar
ried 10 him fOrty-twO years ago, and
To have lived with him as his wife
eighteen months, when he deserted her.
Until recently she supposed him to be dead.
This is her side OF the story the defendants
side consists in denial of the marriage with
the plaintiff whom he says he knew only as
q young woman forty years ago. and has not
seen since. The most tragical feature of this
strange dispute is that the defendant has a
wife living in this city, whom he married
thirty years ago, and three children.
The account winch is given elsewhere Of
the exclusion of a cOlOred man from theatre
Oh the West Side SIMPLY because Of his color
will have strange look some day IL the eyes
of the reader of newspaper files. Ii Is not very
many years since a certain proportion OF the
hOrse-cars on prominent lines III this city bore
the legend" ColOTed People allowed to nde
/" In thus car" This inscription would look
strangely enough in the eyes OF the New
Yorker of to-day, Who rides in the same con-
yeyance with the once prescribed negroes
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

Congress ought certainly TO do something
at the coming session to abate the nuisance
which, in the almost complete absence OF
laws regulating foreign immigration, daily
Increases. A carefully prepared article, which
we publish this morning shows forcibly what
we suffer and what is needed to lessen the
difficulty. Those immigrants who are likely
to become a public charge, or to add to our
present burden of vagrancy, already too great,
can now only be sent back by their own con-
sent. The whole country has u general right
to protection from the tax upon purse and
patience which this influx of the worthless,
the restless and the helpless levies; but New
York has a particular claim upon sympathy
and consideration. because frequently the
lame and the lazy who land here either
cannot or will not get away. While
they cannot he allowed TO starve, they have
no claim upon us for snstenance. Then the
whole cruel and miserable padrone business
ought to come to an end, ut least in a city
which does not permit cruelty to children.
We want better laws. or at least some laws,
and that immediately.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

1t is one of the queer things In this queer
world-and there is high authority for calling
it queer world-that the men who have had
the most experience in dealing with criminals
are sometimes the easiest dupes Witness
the transaction exposed in the Yorkville Po-
lice Court yesterday. An ex-Shentf. and
Yankee at that, sees an advertisement Offering
fast horse for sale regardless of price or
consequences. He visits the place, and this
little comedy ensues. Enter one of the con-
federates in the scheme, and asks the sup
posed proprietor what he can buy the horse
for The proprietor quarrels with the sup
posed bidder, and declares that ne shall not
have the horse for a thousand dollars; exit IN
assumed rage. The confederate turns to the
ex-Sheriff ex-Yankee and future victim' ana
offers him $50 if he will buy the horse tor
1850 and make 1t over to his new acqualnt-
ance at that price. The ex-Sheriff, having
Yankees fondness for $50, agrees. Exit the
confederate; the horse is bought at $500
Real value of the horse $50. Tableau. Cur
tain.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
HrAxCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE
New,1lork Dslilp Gribu,,e.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THE NEUS ms MORAIAG.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

STILL THEY COME-OGt-Of-iOwn orders fer
the Isa & smith Wcigntle-s six Umbrella.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

The chief reason why the Joel Parker boom starts
of at such logy gait to be that Joel Parker
is on top Of 1t. There isn't room enough in New
Jersey to generate boom that can carry such de-
pressing weight as Joel without showing signs of
puuishment on the first lap
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
AFFAIRS AT THE AQUARIUM.

AffAihS ~ NSAAhit'i-
Mr.. Reiche continues 10 exhibit energy OF
purpose ana fertility Of SssouIces. ia bls conduct VI me
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

The TIlden boom is now holding back a little to
catch its second wind.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-09

rived from the Illinois river with q tow Of Ice
barges. The Nellie Speed went up last night.
II ~ clear and warm. The river is falling.
Business fs dull. PRICE.
fBy Telegraph
CINCINNATI, May s.--River II feet and falling
Arrived: Stoekdale from Pittsburg, Clinton
from 81. Louis. Leaving to-day: stockdaie for
Pittsburg, Andes for Wheeling.
sT Louis May s.--ArriYals: ". r.. Halliday
from New Orleans, John T. Rhodes from Fits dtfa
Dust from New Orleans. Leave to-day: Annie
T. Silver for New Orleans. Business Is good.
Weather clear and rool.
CAIRO, May sArrived: Coal City. Sharp
Mcdonald from New Orleans. Cha,mb5rs e.. a r.
New Orleans, Chambers for Padpcah, storm
for Ohio river. Weather clear and cool ,.s
MEMPHIS. May s-Tiyer falling. Arrived:
James D. Parker from Cincinnati. City Of Hell
ena and Petrol from st. Louis. Weather pleas
ant
P1rTsBuna. May s-Riyer three feet and sta
tionary. Weather clear and p L. uoru or
leans Steamer Golden cty win arrivs Friday
w r. MCINTYRE, Master.
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FROM THE Passes.

poRT EADs May 8, & .. n.-Baromefsr 1920.
Wind northeast light. Weather clear and pleas
ant. . a..s.x.,-
Cbnse, Baker master. from Key West via Cedar
Keys. to IT, u. Post n Son.
German ship Constantfa, kuhlken master.
40 DAYS from Bremen i'm ballast. to b. +. Stock
meyer n Go.
American steamship City Of Mexico. Of 90, ESQ
this evening. Mcintosh master. from vera ornz
Sailed: Gteams hip Com mander and bark Nal.
eomson for Liverpool, schooner John Atwood
for Cape Graeias
souTHwEsT PASS. May 8. 6 b. m.-Weather
clear and calm
Arrived AT 3 last evening. American steam
ship City Of Norfolk, - master. from India
nola. to @. A. Whitney n Co.
No departures.
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LOWER COAST-Psr steamer Avn--1O bbls of
moasses to John Dymond-13 do A Thomson &eo-s
Richard Milliken-55 bbls rice A Soooa-16 sacks of
potatoes A Valeten &e5-2o do sacks onions to
K Dohertv-3a sacks potatoes G A Lansux-67 bbls
potatoes g Vinoent-13 sacks potatoes Jos David
ga do l. Reder &eo--fi K Rsnhart-t4 do and 80
sacks onions Casanuva-45 do A Fstopinai- and
sundres to order-TOtal 80 bbs moasses and IS bbls
rice
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gays bales
cotton to s Gumbel--6 do j l. Harris &oo-4 Payne
Kennedy Aoo--t5 bbs molasses Richard Milliken-1
do G A Lsnsux-l5 bbls potatoes Biboet-s3 pkgs
rags pkgs metal e Odel sundries TO order-TotA
4s bales cotton Is bbls molasses
BATON ROUGE Per steamer Whispers bales
cotton to Jno Phelps keo-sg do Lehman. Abrahsm
loot do Kirkpatrick &oo-I1 bbls melssses Rich.
ard Milliksn-6 bbls potatoes H Groebel--s hhds su
gar TO order-2 sacks wool 4 Sevn-sUndries to
der--Total 1853 bales cotton hhds sugar Ii bbIs
iasaes
ST JOHN THE BAPTIsT-Per steamer Evs.-
SuBdries to- order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Kittie Nye-
Sundries to order
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LovER COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
a. 70. and SATURDAY at a .. m.
H. FOR ORANGE FARM, PoIyTE-
Tsare aa2 suf and al paatao
landings. The pew fine and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
J. A. Ruiz master.
e, NJ. Valletts and NJ M Barrels clerks.
Leaves as aoove regularly. returning TO the city
early In tho evening ON alternate days. For
freight or passage apply on board, head OF Con-
Ii street. eu11 Ct
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-09

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS. VIA HAvRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
HEEk. The steamships Of the North Ger
-11AlSa4. man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows:
from Bremen. From n. Orleans
Nurnbarg. ........ March 2s About May 4
RraunsGhWsfg.
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their homo trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre TO Hav-
ana or New Orleans-Cabin, $50; Steerags. $3s.
From New Orleans to Southam pton, Havre or
Bremen-Cabin, $50; Stserage. s45.
From New Orleans TO Havana-Cabfn, sss !:
Storage, $15
Children under ten years. half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
NJ B.-Our agent for Texas, Mr.. Peter M. Err
hard. In Galveston. is authorized TO issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates.
Frsm Bremen to Galveston. s42.
From Bremen TO IndiaDola. s45 30.
The company reserves the right to change the
route OF the steamers, their advertised days Of
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. E. STOCKMEYER & CO.. Agents.
" ~ Union street.
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Memoranda.

Memoranda,
London, MAY THE ship China, Baxter for Rsval
from New Orleans. struck the bottom at Lyngbye
Denmark. Assistance YVES promptly dispatched 10
her aid.
Hayrs April 2i-The Brit bark Beautiful Star.
Dawson from New Orleans for Rouen grounded on
q bank Off Honaeur, but got of with the assist
anee Of tug without any apparent damage
Liverpool April Ia-The Brit steamship Chryso.
lite Jones' arrived here from New Orleans had q
boat destroyed, two damaged. and sustained 9th er
injnries du ing heavy weatheralso lost man ov or.
board.
FOREIGN PORTS
by Gable to the N. z. Herald
Copenhagen May 3-Arrived from New Orleans
for Reval Nor ship Professor Mobn. Lsmpe,
by NALL
ssloombe April 2i-Arrived from New Orleans
for orders, Anna Maria, Thornton.
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RIVER NEWS.
orFrnE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
q - Thursday, May 3. 1879

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Vffio Thursday, May .. 1879. !
Arrivals.
t,vtn n. J. Gay. Whisper. Rittie Nye. Eva.
Departures.
Alvin. Emma Irvine. Belle. D. M.White. John
HOWalu' TO ArFIve.
Alvin. Emma Irvine, lover coast: Assump-
49, AsiII. afanrebe: ]. W. Cannon, Bayou Sara
golden Gty s Ga'fPnaoh ou Gs1s gH noas Coast
stage Of the Rivers.
noiIv photographic report Of the stage OF water
:, yarions points. with changes. tn the * hours
ssnndine yesterday at .. n.
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my1 ~
LIVER O0I..
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN .. 9. LINE.

.xAleNE The steamship
VANGUARD,
Cell. Commander,
will sail on Or about May 10. 1879, from
wharf. foot OF Esplanade street.
Will receivs cotton and sign through bills
ladlng for the Continent. between Havres
Cronstadt.
These steamships, being OF light draft. Wit
Cross the bar of the Mississippi at all timer
without detention.
For freight apply TO
DECAH b CO.,
de201y 1879 GTavieT street.
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LAFOUREHK,

SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET
THROUGH TO THIBODAUX
~ ~ THE NEW AND FAST PASSEN-
R ger steamer
So HENRY TETE,
J. =. Aueoin, master, M. e. Landry, clerk,
Leaves every MONDAY at .. m, and FRIDAY
ut III q. m.
Lands all freight In daylight and pays partic-
ular attention to way business, and returas
down the coast every Wednesday and Sunday
For freight Or passage apply ON board or TO
B. RIVET, los Decatur street,
2. B.-Has a clerk on the landing during the
day ct the head OF Bienville street to receive
freight. se28 IL
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1m" Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS

EAILRDAD.
May s-17 bales cotton to Meyer Weis Aeo--12 do
Walden Hawkins ~ Roberts Warren. Atkinson A.
CO.. Richardson Il May s Moore Coleman--t to
Allen West q Bush-2 Jno + Hardie Aoo-2 KsiTsr
a. Gardiner Lyman & LiGhtenstein--1 cattle to
II M Fjautt-3 sacks wool ID dry hides CarOn &C0--5
do r saranin-50 pails do s Hernshem 4 Bros
pkgs furniture = cafes mdse McGraw-2 safes @
Halliday &eo--5 boxes drugs G Finlay &co-1g
pkgs butter Schwabachsr Hirsch--60 boxes cheese
30 boxes candles Smith Bros &eo--I4 pkgs soda w M
Barruss-40 boxes cheese pkEs butter to O Law
renee &Co-5 bales hops Geo Ausr-12 frkins butter
G II Lawrence &eo--i0t boxes mdss 4 Levi &co-l
buggy A Lum &co-3 cars old iron Bepjsmin--l
pkge mdse / Levi &co-2 bids tobacco Wtz-25
boxes tobacco Waok 4 Joseph-30 do Mayer
81 siibernagle-50 Wang &c Cottam-355 pKgs tobacco
w IrbJ--z12 do G Block &eo--l95 do l. Mayer d
Son-3l do M l. Hudgins &co--9 BeTkson Bros-15
Morris-snndres to order-Total 81 bales cotton
hhds tobacco
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Mjeaa-23 bales cotton Allen, West T. Bush-2o do
Walden Hawkins N Roberts, Lehman, Abraham Il
c52 do and sundres to order-Total96 bales cotton
hhfs tobacco
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RAILHUAnN.
VIEW ORLEANS, SPANISH FORT, AND
LAKE RAILROAD

" will be run as follows: SUNDAYS 6, 7. 8
and q. M. and every half hour after. Last
train from city at $50 D.. nn.; from the Lake at
8 80 D. m. During the week at 6 80 and a. m,
and every hour after last train from the city at
D. M: from the Lake at 8 ..
r. 8. WILLIAMS,
my4 I'm Superintendent.
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OPKLOUsAs.

OFKLOUsAs.
NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUsAs PACKET
COMPANY
REGULAR UNITED STATES Mall PACKET
.a'7f F eysf' W YAlhIRAif 81 poT PErDu.
sas. Port Barre. Simmsport, Church
vile. and oil landings on the Coast
Atchafalava River and Bayou Courbableau-Tne
new, LIGHT draft steamer
FAMCHON.
Fl. FL. Broad. master.
Theo. JOHN and J. M. Sherrouse clerks.
Will leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
D'' B BR aSaTa 4 EppLEg ,os eravsr street
B. w. ADAMS. 81 Commercial Place.
J. E. CABIN, so Magazine street
z. S.-The Fanchon connects weekly with the
steamer Minnie for Bayou des Giafzes, and
signs through bills lading to Cheynevflle and
all points on Bayou Besuf oe8R
REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at s o. m
r. - FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
AShG sas. Port Barre, Simmsport
Churchvile and all landings on the
Coast. Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courta-
bleau-The new light-draft steamer
fAZOO,
VIM. Crawford master, J. B. schnit clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply ON board. or TO LORD q MoPEAKE, Agents.
dea4 ''ie GEO. D. HITE. 14a erayier street.
Connects with steamer ELENORa, Capt. O. 8,
Smith, for all landings on Bayou des Glaizss
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At Quarantine station.

Brit steamship st Louis. REID from liverpool April
T. via Havana to Sas Weeks eco
Brit steamship Lena, Dunn. from Martinique, to L
Grand
Steamship City of Mexico, Mcintosh. from Mexi
can Ports 10 Pnig. Corral &c
Nor bark Svsnen. Olsen. from II Thomas, to W Fl
Whitney
Nor bark Emanuel Swedenborg, Brown from Aspin-
wall April 10, TO master
sohr Ariel. spadng. days from Tuxpan to Fat
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BEUF RIVER.

REGULAR BEUF RIVER PACKET,
Leaves SATURDAY, May 10, at o. M.
T. FOR EASON'S FERRY, POINT
- q Jefferson, Alto, Bed Mouth and In
termediate landings on Beeuf river
ERA NO. 10,
James Hamilton master, j. p Mohr clerk.
will leave as above For freight or passage ar~
NO. JZz bravler street. my8
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SATURDAY VICKsBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. atsg, ID,
- FOR VICKSBURa, DAVIS BEND
U NatcheZ and all intermediate lands
ines-I Ns RPaesTssEnger packet
7. 2. Leatherg, master, j. r Muse, clerk.
oon1sefinR at Wcksbura with the Parisof Li1s
Tor xazoo, Taliahatehfe and Sunfower rivers
a ss With Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
inGs that the Captain may consi1sr unsafe.
kor freight or passage applye board Or "a
JOHN JANNEY. 10s Common 81
}. 70. CABIN. 30 Magazine gt
Through bills lading given to Trenton. Nom
roe and all stations on Vicksburg Shreveport
and Texas Railroad. via Delta.
W. b. BROCKETT.
80 Magazine street,
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.

THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on WEDNESDAY. May IA, at 3 a. M
.asTsa This line is composed of the
kswassslazsssSS following stsamships-
klNIgkERBOCKER. HUDSON, D..
ooRTES. NEW ORLEANS.
The steamship
HUDSON.
GAGER master.
will leave her wharf from foot of Toulouse
street, -
INSURANCE BY THIS LINE Il PER CENT.
gHolh passage ----....-...............$t $40
EI96THge- .-a..s+.4..+s ........s...*...... 40
Excursion tickets. ........ *
Freight for Liverpool Bremen and Havra
taken by this line. and through bills Of iadine
given for the same.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON
my1 1y Al Carondeet street.
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FBaDW H1Rh Wht6T mhTK Oh ISEE. TIHHIUHtHB
rise. Indicates fall.
The weather yesterday was clear and warm. j..
Business fair, the Tensas and John Howard
IN nprttnuar having UOOd trims
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LIST OF VESSELS

MAY 8. 1879.
Domestic.
NEW YoRE.
Steamship AIgiers Hawthorn .-.---- sid May 2
Steamship Hudson, eager. ..---..sld May 3
SGhr VIM Steelman Cham berlain- sid Apl ?
PHILADELPHIA.
schr Cephas Starrett Babbidge. ldg Apl 10
BATH, ME.
Ship Scotia Stinson ....-----.... .ldg Api
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship inventor Reynolds. .-----sld Apl 10
Steamship Abdiei, Jones. ApI 10
Steamship Ithuriel, Hollis ....,.-.--. sid Apl
HAvRF.
Bark Gsntori Taraboohia, Tarsbochia sid Apl II
Bark Aag0t johnson. SID Mar rs
BORDEAUX.
Bark Grad Zagreb. Sovieh ..-...... sid Apl 30
Bark Comtesse Duehatei. Dupont sid Mar %
MARsEILLEs.
steamship Caldera, Neuvellon- --..-..sld Apl 4
Steamship Potomac ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sid A pl Is
Bark Corssglio Gaiatola. Sootto. sid Apl 10
Bark Elliott Richie Hutchi1son AID Apl 10
Bark V1rginie de Gusrdia Seotto. ...ltg Feb Is
Bark Michele Gslatola Ferraro $500. ldg Mar
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Bark stadt franklin an der Oder, Hon
vet. sid Mar %
BARCELONA.
Bark Juno. Lindt.-- sid Feb Is
PALERMO
Steamship James Gray Kimroe .---..s sid ApI 10
Brig Cinque Sorelie, Luna ........... sid Feb 10
RIO DE JAGEIRo
Bark Moorhil, Brown .1dg Mar
GIBRALTAR.
Brig SoreIli. Sinia ........---.e cid Mar Is
LUsSIEE.
Bark Plod Tarsboehia -..-..----.---.ed Feb s
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