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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

MEN RayEW.

He'd River ana ToxAs.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS.
P03hETATloN 3ERiH 92MGpAhNH ANR TExAs pa
Through bills OF lading and tn tough passen.
railway stations In Texas. The best route to
i IT, is' FOR SHREVEPORT. JErrER.
son, Hot Springs, and all landings
on Red River and railway stations
FOR SHREVEPORT.
Leaves TUESDAY. March ,, at s pm.
MowhArfbORt charges. drAyA9e OR commission
will be charged at mouth of Red River, Bayou
Sara, or at New Orleans, In forwarding frefgh
consigned to the company BY bill Of lading.
For frei9ht or passage apply on board Of the
boats or at the Office of the company, No, 40
Gang strest Hnydr Jos a. A. AIKEN I En- President.
i oAhilS: 1onB nBB6asf%SA aSSSzfHk hkrhns 1.ss,.
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET,
Leaves every SATURDAY at 6 o. M
t. FOR GRAND EOORE. ALEXAN.
dria Egg Bend. Norman's, Barbin's,
Wares and way landings-The
elegant and new steamer
DANUBE.
TN place OF the Jesse x. Belly
Sinnott master. G. O. Hamilton clerk.
Will leave as. above. For freight or passage
''''' " T. NV ". ADAMS, /, Commercial Place,
P:S.-No wharfboat charges, or comm ission,
WILL be charged at mouth OF Bed river or New
Orleans for forwarding freight consigned to
boat or agent. je8
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
FROM TINE PASSES.

PoRT EADs. Feb %. p. m.-Barometer 90 90
Wind south southeast. fresh. Weather hazy.
Arrived: At 1918 last night American steam
ship Hudson. Freeman. master from New York
to A. Moulton.
At his evening American steamship Lone
Star, Quick. master. from New York to g. A.
Whitney d Co.
Sailed: steamships Guillermo for Liverpool,
and Lizzie Henderson for Key West.
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T- wv hUW
Stations, water. ~s0'
RnnA Tunh WxN<nk Tn

below hiRh water mark OF 1874. sAbove
keuCh-m Indicates riae. Indicates fall.
Yesterday was BY far the best day Of the week.
heavy and big. trips the rule. The
|lazoo. YaEoo. Valley and the Clara y. were
vt Bayou Bartholomew trip that has left Id
Fears. All of her freight except a few packages
q bayou freight. and for nearly every point On
Ed. Cummines went out mate o.. the Natchez.
Ind Ban P. Herman mate Of the Yazoo Valley
MI. Alex Perry. the Cincinnati boat builder.
|as returned from n vitttto the Ouachita. and
IN renetn In the city a few lays before re-
TtShs tS1 Florence Meyer, for White river yester-
az took out $500 sacks salt. shipped by jack
FThs Jewel. uapt. Q. r. Truslow. from shreve-
ort. and the John Howard, Oapt. J. N. Carlton,
ON Camden. arrived Friday nixht aud will
Ihs ii. NJ. Norton was bonded out and left
MI evanin9 with some barges for St Louis.
The ]. w. Garrett and barRes arrived yester
The Anchor Line steamer John A. Scudder.
Apt, A. J. Carter. will b. the Wednesday boat
me Charles Morgan had fine passenger
II from hare. and with what ehe has In sight.
1ll leeye vlcksburg With 80 Ia her cabin.
seTstonss ana w on she eeeps o
Pxt mon b. resuma her trlps between Donald
nville and Bayou Sara. as advertised In an
Ths J. ". Chambers. Capt. r. r. Muggnh, will
rive TO leave Wednesday for Bayou Tsche.
The TepSRs. Capt. l.. v. Oooley's regular Ten
fnd Macon packet. will also arrive to leave
At1needay.s
Ehe n. VI a. Compapy's towboat Jno. Gilmore
barRes, Capt. O. r. Kendall. leaves to day at
b. for 81. Louis.
yhe 3. a. Line steamer New Mary Houston.
1g. Miller master. A.. Elliott Miller clerk,
hSes Tuesday sure for Cincinnati. She Is one
the most popular boats that lands at our
cne Thos. Sherlock. Capt. NJ L. virden. fol.
NJ the Houston Thursday.
Cha steamer Whisper. J. A. Comstook master,
ives Tomorrow ut 10 q. m. for Bayou Goula.
Ehc Bayou Lafourche packet Belle. Oapt Max
AnChArd, leaves TO- morr w al s y. m.
ch8 Bayou Sara packet N. J. Gay, John j.
own master. leaves to- morr ow ut .. m.
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Low Err COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
q. m. and SATURDAY at2p. m.
FOR ORANGE FARM, POINTE
l6lS6S ala Hache. Greenwood Plantation,
Terre aux B9uf, and all plantation
landings-The new. fine and fast steamer
EN- 0A IAVlNR,
IA Buzz master.
4 II. VaiIette and N. n. Barrois clerks.
leaves e. above regularly. returning 70 tho CITY
freisht a paaoa9e apply q board. ha1d of Con.
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NREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW on,
LEANS RAILROAD,

Trains will leave and arrive at tho Oalliept
Street Depot. on and after January II. 1880. az
follows:
Leave. Arrive.
Exp. No. /, $50 p. n. EXp. No. 2. $3.50 q 70
Mixed No. 8. 7:15 a. m. Mixed No. 4, 1880 q. N
Nos. and run daily. Nos. and daily. e1
Saturday Accommodation for McOomb Oit,
'0fi5 PULLMAN An Z PALACE SLEEPING uAM
1Hb9Ra5aA 1Hb Sa5Ad6 Wa5y 3Y5gyddHHA dHAaH SNeSsAH 81
st. LOUIS q Sleeper is at tached at Milan,
enabling passengers to e through ~ Ti1hon, = on
isae new eoRR iRR ana d aAsTERN FER Of GT1Es ANA -
Improved Sleeping and Reclining CHAIR care
to Vicksburg daily. without change.
ton given at No. "a Camp street. corner Of
Common.
A. D. SHELDON Ticket AGENT.
r. CHANDLER General Passenger Aren't.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
February 49, 1850.

Cleared Yesterday.
Br steamship Topane, Co, isld. tor Hamburg
A Miller eco
Br steamship BelnRham. Gray, for Lo1horn-
A X Miller Eco
Swed bark Carl JohAn, Baoke, for Bremen
w FL Whitney
Nor bark Galathea Wroldsen. for Malaga
Robt Oerlein
Nor bark Admete Naess, for Alicante
VIII Whitney
Schr Susan Scranton, Stark for Truxillo-
III Schenck
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

OYY1O1 NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Sunday. February 70. 1880.
Arrivals.

! Ue0 marine column.
Departures.
Emma Irvine. Alvin, De Smet. Assumption.
1utcheg. j. w. Cannon. Citv of Alton, Charles
Lorxan, Florence Meyer, Yazoo Valley. Yazoo.
Danube. John II. Hanna. Clara s. Ut. Mary.
stage Of the kIvsrs.
Daily teleRraphio report OF the stage Of water
= various points. with changes. In the ~ hours
D0dinR yesterday OF .. N.
T-. IN. Above low xu,
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vlCRsBUxe AND .ENDe.

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
,RsF FOB ivffd5KRsBAu5ha vfdKsBuha. RRA%TiuHEz h %i
1Rn Davies Bend and Intermediate land. nd
'nfs.sha E.pEss sste1nfF Z. LEE,
William Campbell master, 4, ], Howard clerh
De oe or e pss at VIZ
flower. Deer Greek and Tallahatchie. 0' >1-
G.P. WOkK, " TX, Is Commercial Place.
aEo Dp4hHF hlTE e Is o5ssss Sss1isr ssFsss sFsss
Monroe and al stations on vicKsbure, r. eye sbreye.
Do'' ana " Bao5kETF S1R ERsta A4ent ls
aoly oly---- SO Magazine street.
Foh vidksButHkaal M B i "a And 81 akEENVILEE hAShIf
Aess fos, fyss, ssRal ahhfEE21I1r St 3
kaEEssssat and Bends-The new and magnifi-
cent !. SSafmsenEHs II. WssFs. sstssmer
Curt. Holmes muster. w. N. Gaines clerk.
connecting at vicksburg with Parisots Line
for all points on Yzoo and CHE
81 RSRK SSSKs ~ III SS5dKT %TzSiBa ST$ ! CARTIER
viii give through bills of ladinR to Vnan Trenton
Monroe and "a stations on vieks6ure. 56reve.'
an,e W. B. BROCK g MsEis ET%; Agent. g.
SATURDAY vlSksPqse gs74 psav UNITED ~ STATES
leaves ffSSsEsy vfdKs vffddKEShRAE b1SRs s. r BEND
fa NatcheS,. n. and all Intermediate land.
'nss-Tne nH4casZe 4RceassssaZeer packet
7. p. Leathers, master. J. =. Muse clerk.
se Ysaa ssssHss .a z sasp2a Pssg i1 Eas
st. Louis. vii, give through bills Of ladine to
ana pssc Road 0s sa bes e.
This boat reserves the right to pass all land.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

E FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leav.
xAl9f ing Morgan City on WEDNESDAYs
and SATURDAYS connect at Galveston with
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

Ef@ FOR CORPUS CHRISTI. VIA GAL.
sTEA MsaIP ARKANSAS
Will sail from Morgan City
fMkA FOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO DIRECT
SAls03e The iron steanar
ST. MARY
Will sail from Morgan City
SUNDAY, February 40.
Freight for Brownsville Is per cent Off tariff
except grain. which is ut special rate.
Through bills ladtng signed TO all pofnts
on the Houston and Texas Central and d. n. :.
and 3. A. i. H., Int. and Great Northern Rail,
road. and New Orleans and Texas Railroad
San Antonio freiRhts received and forwarded
road. A'''A''
Freights for Gonzales. Hallettsville. Rancho,
ETC.: received via Clinton or Ouero. 0-o'
LtRh erage to Corpus Christi and Brazoa III
any at risk and expense Of cOnsignees.
Freight for ell the above points received NJ
the depot OF Morgan's Louisiana and Texas
Railroad. foot OF Lafayette street, daily unfil
2. m.
Tickets and staterooms secured until 8 n. m.
at agents ofiee. or at the ferry landing. on
morning OF departure, As' VIZ
Through tickets will be issued from this Office
70 the principal points on the Houston. Texas
Great Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
O. A. WHITNEY d CO., Managers,
ocl u Corner Magazine and Natchez SITS.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

1879. Fail 4 Winter Arranxsment. .l8SO
TRI-WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKET TO
BAYOU GOULA AND BEN TUREAUD
IT, = THE FINE AND FAST PASHEN-
ger steamer
J. A. Oomstock master. Geo. N. Woods clerk,
Leaves EVERY MONDAY and WEDNESDAY
at 10 q. m. and FRIDAY at s .. m. for Bayou
days.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
s. HENO, 10 Cont street.
clerk will be found daily at The head OF
Bienville street to receive freight oc2s II
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.
TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON REGULAH
PACKET.

PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. March 3. at 5 pm.
r. FOB FLOYD, DELHI. WAKSAW
lEas9EzA Crockett's Point. Egypt. Cutoff
Westwood. Eureka, Mound Bayou,
Coulter Point and all way landings on Bayou
Macon and Tensas-The fine passenger steamer
TKN4Ae,
L. " Cooley master, Thos. Knee clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
BRiTTON 4 EPPLER. 1s2 Grayier st.
de2s LORD Il MoPEAKE. 122 Gravier street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
RNooIDIs OF ProAuoo,

ST LOUIS Per steamer John Gilmore and barges
lGy 500 bushels corn In bulk Eugster &co-16, ,7 do
II 900 bushels wheat in bulk 300 bbs meal loI sacks
oats to Order-575 do 800 sacks bran 395 bales hay
los bbls grits 40 bbls meal Glover Odendhal-aa0
do j Miltenberger-2 do bbis -four A Stevens son
$500 do Vairin e. Mortimer-i25 do POihaus g. Doll
100 DO Zuberbier q Behan-69 do liz hf do T Law
ler-e09 lacks hour 100 half do Prudhomme-t060
sacks bran John Hsnns-50o do Jno Gibbons e.
co IS, bbls nour 5 hf do "A pkgs mdse Whitney
&co-se bbls pork 20 hf do Sohwa5aoher e. Hrsch-
100 tierces ara 100 kegs do 80 hf bbls lard II DOL
sen-.00 tieroes lard " bbls do John Z Norsen-so
bbs lard 81 hi do cs do % kegs do casks bacon
Miller Grigsby &co-il9 bales hay Chas Peasants
s. do Levy-S4 lie tallow Ii Keller-2 drums q
water Wizard c-3o sacks m ait to II Sturcken-
5000 saoks oileake 263 bols oil Beer-lot furni
ture Blanks Line-ss5 bbls hour Goraon = Gonls-
Total LAD. I'll bushels corn in bulS 47o00 bushels
wheat in bulk 45ot bols Hour 500 saoks oilcake
ST LOUIs-Per steamer John w starre.t and
harges-450 sacks oats a. bales hay la bales straw
s6s sacks cora Glover Odendahl-lsla do 4a0
sacks bran 100 SACKS screenings 7Sl bbs -four Val
rim Mortimer-sn sacks oats ei67 sacks corn to
Jss West &co-466 SACKS Oats 1899 bales hay 705
sacks bran 1874 sacks lYi bbls mesl Chas Pleas
ants-iso do h r LAwler-iso do a Roesrs loo
- ooops poultry boxes e9gs Miller 4 Aeyer-ia5
bbls dour w Il Mathews Z 6ro-5'0 empty Dbls to
Planters OH Co-boo do Union OIL Cosandfass = =.
dAe
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
MeEaerRAMR.

comparative statement Of sea-going vessels
In the port Of New Orleans made up to February a.
1885, shows that there were 81 steamships - ships
37barks brigs and II schooners. At the came date
last year there were ~ steAmahips, Is ships, Il
barko 6 brigs and schooners.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
N EMPHIs.

NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
LINE.
r. FOR MEMPHIS. HOPEFIELD.
Helena. Arkapois. Qreenville and
all intermediate landih9s--
STEAMER CHAS. r. CHOUTEAU.
w. FL. Thorwegan. Geo. Milteuber0er.
master, CLERK.
Leaves WEDNESDAY,. March 3, at s D. nj
STEAMER HENRY FRANK.
J. r. Hicks, master. All. Grissom. clerk
Leaves WEDNESDAY. March Ii. at s o, m.
For freight or passage Apply on BOARD or To
j. r. DOUGLAS, 50 aravler street,
JOHN JANNEY, 1O8 Common street. ARenta
LORD B MoPEAKE. 122 Gravier street.
DO14 II
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
UPPER COAST.

PEOPLES FAVORITE.
REGULAR UPPER COAST TRI.W WEEKLY
Leaves every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
aATURDAY at II q. m.
,-@ - FOR BAYOU GOULA, DONALD.
sonville, and ali upper coast land.
ings-The fine fast passenger steam.
or
DE 9MET.
Frank Ottendorfer master. s. T. Goodwin clerk,
Sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays in daylight,
For freight or passage apply on board or to
de7 Z. j. COMEAUX. 10 Cont street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
Gxchanxe Clipptns,.

Post Dispatch. February rs:
Himms has built Q rolling steamer
b. placed In the river Ut the wharf
~. Simms built II tor the paeonteo,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
novALDsoNv1LLE AVN RED RrvEu

DONALDSONvILLE AN p RED RIVER LAND
ING TRI- WEEKLY PACKET.
r. FOR BAYOU GOULA, PLAQUE
AAdEss5aakal mine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson,
Bayou Sara and all landtngs-Th0
steamer
KITTY NYE,
t------ master.
will leave DonaldsonvIlie every MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at II o'clock noon,
on the arrival Of train from New Orleans. Con-
Ing Tor simmsport. Evergreen. Oheneyvilie and
Alexandria, La.
The Klttie Nve will be repaired. additional
staterooms added. and will resume her trips
MONDAY. March is. She will leave Bayou Sara
at q. m. and Baton Rouge at a. m. on Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving ut
Donaldsonville In time to connect with train for
New Oflesns. fe1b Il
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
RAILAOAuM.

IN (MOBILE FAST LINE.l
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EASTERN
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAS.
EENaER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday, November Q, 1870. trainf
will arrive and leave depot. foot of Canal street
as follows:
LEAVE, ARRIVE
No. Express Nc. Express.
daily. ......... 80 am. datly.......-.7:40 Am
No. 8 Express No. Express
daily. $500 DIM. daily ........9:80 DIN
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oai
Berths secured In advance on application at the
Office corner Camp and Common streets. Oppo
site City Hotel.
b. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent
dl ~ J.W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
Reoslpts ut the OLD Basin.
Receipts by RAllF0AAs.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.

February $500 bales cotton to order-la Ca dner
4 Copp-i4 Walden, Hawkins L. Roberts-.0 Allen.
West 4 Bush-5 7 = Airey Coos + Ferguson &
90 Bicknam 4 M00re-Y Sims, Biltups &oO--2 to
L j Carver-.5 boxe, tobacco @ w White-l6 do H
A Jaoobs--lo do w r Irby--5 bbls turpentine 81
bbls rosin Simpson u Tricou-2 pkgs o.dse Vincent
&Co-3 bbls whiakv x Seega-2 do Wsgman-2 do
+ Peirtal-2 do Fonderhsm-1 do Meesher-1 do
A Marohal-6 do Bartholomew 4 Talfon-A do VIM
Hart-a do Jos Rogers do s Mcran-lot mdse to
8 L Boyd-d Keffer Bros-do II Stern &co-do El.
kin &co-do Heath--7 sAoks cotton seed to w w
Wigginton-a buggies A Lum &co-6a pkge mdse
Lehman, Abraham &oo-25 eOxes tobacco e Schra-
ner &co-ls do Gglsri g. Bourney-2 do w Bittery
10 do LeGuise d1co--l0 do j Hart &o0-l2 do
Freyham &oo-.25 do NJ L Hudgins 6co-25 do to
Marx e. Kemper--10 bbls whisky Walz-22 pkgs
mdse + Boyd-l10 bbls lime Jamis0n-2 cars coal
AsC banner &co--l car poultry to L Dearman-2
ears stock Aycock. Mitchell &co-l do @ Mehle eco
l do d Hodges-l do Boyle &oo-l do ] II Carroll
do w L H0lme,-l do y e Johnson do j L Han
sler--2 do J M Alexander-s0o saoks oilcAke A Hunt
500 boxes candies 80 terces hams Zuberbier & Be-
han-t7e bales hay Levy-1s0 pkgs beer Geo Yalets
10 bbls whisky Schmidt Il ZeigieT-l do Ryan
do Fernandez Il do Rawlens so bxs yeast pow
ders Smith Bros &oo-4l3 sacks peas to A A Green
wood-2l6 do Meyers-2 boxes drugs Lyons
TIA sacks cotton need N Cotton Seed Association
10 tubs butter Schwabacher 4 Hirsch-1 bbl whisky
sundries to order-TOtsl 257 bales cotton I'll sseAs
cotton seed
nnpr Z ~,,es = nrrcrAuA ann mwy An II a r.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
MORGANB LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.

February 2s-2 baes cotton 10 bbls oil g w SenteIl
keO-5 hhds sugar bbl moasses Lange Legendre
1 do Hirsch, Adler &co-i Dbl cistern bottom H
LeSassier-2 pkgs eggs Z Lacassagne-i0 do bdls
green hides l. Terrebonne-l bbi do pkgs eggs
hf bales moss to M Wash-2o7 sacks rough rioe to
Ernst dsco-l bag cotton Hirsoh Adler Goo--2 bdls
moss sAoks rough rice pkgs eggs Bibolet-4 do
J verRpole-1l do G II Sevin-7 do Chassagnac-
do Qneyrouze T. Bois--6 bales cotton A BiurR-ll
H Bernardo do M e. Montgomery bales
moss Geo Hiidebrand-2l pkgs eggs Rykoski Man
ade-sundries TO order-TOtal bales cotton bag
cotton 2l6 sacks rough rice hhds sugar 3 bbs mo
lAasos
From Clinton ~ Per steamship Hutchinson-lo3
bales cotton Jno Phelps &oo-94 Jno Hardie Zoo
10 S Gumbel-9l r M Walmsley COOL Jn0 CbAffe
L sons e Wilson &oo-1 w "A Peale-1 A e.
Reer-l05 sacks cotton seed o Cotton Seed Ascot
G "A whitney Aoo-470 sacks bones Stern's Fer Co
16 lead cattle G Mehle &oo-s4 do NJ Flautt-snd
snIsdr,~s ofdsr-Total 365 bales cotton los sacks
ro,t,h rice
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
Arrived,

Steamship Hudson, Freeman, from New York q st
inst to A Moulton-2d al,
Steamship Lone Star, Quick. from New York alst
Inst, TO A Whitney &oo-Algiers
Br ship Knbnrn, Larkn ~ days from Liverpool, to
jackson T. MAnson-$th dist
Ship Ella IhAyer, Fulton, 30 days from RoCkAnd,
Me. to II WArner-lst tist .
Ship Orient Allen ~ days from Liverpool, to master
Ship Martha Cobb, Kirby, II days from Liverpool,
to Norton T. Bell-Pont
Br bark Nellie Moody, Doty. ~ days from Dunkirk.
to Norton Bell-Point
Sohr y p Macheca, Woodbury.. S days from Ruatan-
tOJ P Macheca-Pic Tief
sTRAMaoATs.
John Gilmore, Symmes, from St Louis with barges
John w Garrett Booth. from Cairo with barges
Danube, Sinnott from Grand Ecore
Jewel. Truslow. from Shreveport
Alvin. HO0vell, from Lower Coast
Emma Irvine. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
De Smet. Ottendorter, from Bayou 0oula
tsabel OPry; from Lower Coast
John Baird. Baird. from Bayou Barataria
Alice. from Hope vills-New Basin
= S Knapp and barge. from Pas sgoula-New Basin
Jennie from Amise Rivar-New Basin
Josephine. from Pearl River-New Basin
Dslsw-Osmlas o..
Br ship Birmingham. Morrow. 80 days from Liver
pool, to Hal e. Vaughan
BarE Albert Shultz, Leppert 50 days from London,
win Key West to master
ExpoPts.
LEG GHORN-Per steamship Bellingham = ~. 900
bushels oorn In bulk
HAMBURG-Pers steamship Topazo-96. 900 bush.
els In bElk
TRUXILLO-Pe- sohr Susan Scranton-l0 half
bbs hour ~ bbls lime 2o00 feet lnmber tub bntter
BREMEN-Per bark Carl Johan-i4o4 bales cotton
MALAGA-Per bark GAathsa-9o.i 1903 pcs slaves
ALICANTE-Perb bark Admete -65, on pcs slaves.
ImpOPta.
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per bark AAlesund-l00A
bag coffee to Agar Le0ng
NEW YORk-Per steamship Hudson-Assorted
mdse
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29

pool to Hall e. Vaughan
BarR Albert ShultL Leppert, So days from London,
win Key West, to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-02-29
ExpQPts.
In pspYta.

RIO DE JANEIRO-Per bark AAlesund-lo0A
bag coffee to Agar Lelong
NEW YORk-Per steamship Hudson-As ssorted
md
, 1880-04-07

of Republicans Ind gathered, a1Mt ttey
swapped Information az to results. which, IN
some cases, were very Wide OF tho truth. ~
ut Tie hotels, ami very llltlo cxcltcment
COULDN'T GET rArErs.
About fifty wpu1t1-be VOTERS hOvercd ab0it
tho entrance to the Office of the Clerk Hf
the Crfn,lnnl Court ycstertlay to get their finn!
Naturalization papers SO they could 60 nit!
oil purchasing nil unttl elcctlo,l-tiay, they
day. i
CHARGES or FRAUD
were freely made In tla First Precinct Of THO
tte Judges signed . large number Of trn!,d-
nlent afl!lavlts tn atlvance IN blank. 1t was
further charged tllat tho jndges weto lint
swortt IN until after The close nf tho, polls,
md also ttiat some OF those registered wert
Wllo did not live In tho precll,ct aud TINT the
Republican challenger was thrown out, etc.
ILLEGAL. yoTEirs A1slsEsTED.
At tic polls ut No, 4o5 State street, Charles
Gross, from the Shcrlft's Office, tlftl ,gond
sL sctgco In causllE t9 arrest Of lve III i!leKal
was alone IN tho work, and there were my
number Of fraaduleMt votes put into
the box, md to. keep them out wnss
a1l inlposaiblilty ior any 9no inan. Out
Soo IL cases s asafnst 0 At ' east @ s th!se Aaf of
them. The FIRST Is Thon!ns Brown. lie WIS
required to make afldavit TINT lle WINS Ell
titled to vote, and gut William l1nnsoti to
youch for him., lie gnye Ills residence ~
M. 4S5 Clark street. The sccotltt was F. N.
1lill, Or Thomas Jones' ny lie Registered him
self mt tho Armory. N. Sanders, brother
Of tho Alderman, youcaed for him upon the
affidavit which he wns required To mike, md
when lle handful In his vote lle saItt Ills
residence WIS No. ds5 Clark street. u. j.
Stern was The Notary Public before wldm
these a'1ltavlts were sworn to; George Will
tnms0n, thu third ,nnt arrested. claimed to
reside at No. 4oS State street, but when Mr.
Gross sud that l,u himself lived tllere he
humlieH nntl llRwctl, md tn other ways trtra
10 nyoid being arrested. The fntril, md tfth
men arrested were Martin Cnne nnd Peter
se GS3sma q. yo N rIfspes1yJfly I J Samsa e Sa,k Fl;
street The illegal voting at tho First Ward
po''s, was outrageous. For SOME reason
mnde. At the Fourth Precinct, corner of
Van Buren, street and Fifth avenue, Lieut..
Scllnack md Officer 11cttlelmcter arrested
former ROT Micllac!! scanlni, to sign his ntl:
tlavit, and gnve his residence rs No. ls5
Market street, and tho latter was proven to be
n resident uf the West Division. At the polls
near the corner Of State and van Burcn
street; r., Officers Madigan md Messing ar-
wcre tlong i ilourishing btlsiiiess ] in making
out false attl.lavits. III This. why A1aior swore
in tho vote Of 4 youth under y years, who,
besides, had no right to vote In the ward.
Ellison was rccnHnlzed at tho station MS y
MIN once arrested for n daring burglary of
A. fur store, Tho lLst Of Offenders was conl-
lin, and ]. W. Mnrtln, ttaMps who were pilr-
chasea fur small SUN to vote for certaln
candidates.
, 1880-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

a NEFEATEA EAITUttKDs
The community Is Indebted to james j.
Healy Of tic Superior Court Clerks office,
for the capture Of a repeater. Mr.. lIeuly waa
in Clark street saloon Monday night, when
seedy-iooking individual ca.ne In u,ld askctl
III which precinct 181 Monroe street WAS, gly-
Ing hts name as hylvester II. trnhaul. 1Ir.
uealy did not Ike his looks, mud told him
that 1t was In the Second Ward, ut tho same
seription ot tlle man: "ohestnat S in appear. a
aneo; dirty aud tlthy." Yesterday attur-
q " ths ~ T!sst MsFa, = h., ME: ,, jlsa!y
giving the nanIo of Patrick k!ns!ey, Of Is
South Water street. Constable j. X. Ktss.
ner cql!ared hllll at tue request Of nj. lieuly.
Joseph Chesterfield Mnckln attempted to
tlu ground that thero WIS lI0 warrant, but 1t
WIS Of Il0 avail, 'rhH man was taken before
Justtca Brown. ehnrgcd with personaitng q
lsElstafed r. Voter aud was put under bonds Of
sent ta juli In defaAit OF. bull: liz adnllts
IT. ~ s lttt Ssw 1o1k ns INK ie appsas
AT THE HOTELS:
There was no general receiving and nn-
n0uucinG Ut thu elections III, tie fiotets lust
evening. A. tue Pain,ur HOUSE tho Delnu-
crats s!ad their Headquarters, but, son.ellow,
there wcFe not nlaMy Ut them about. aud
whit fcw there were llaii but little to say In
anticipation or % 10. the. general results.
The elretion Of WitEetslIau III the Nrst
Ward -"only that, and nothing l.loru."
AT the 0ra!a Pacific the Republicans had
their South Tow! hep'lauaEters. which were
c,9sed sa' " o.; curly hour, ~ the retnrns
llalL . 1u thu excAango a number