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, 1880-08-20

Points in the Report Of the De.
marara Sugar Frauds Com"
mission.
The Treasury Will Not Issne Silver
Certificates Representing 0old
Coin.
An Unhealthy State Of Things Shown
to Exist on Naval Training.
Ships.
ARMY REGULATIONS.
TIE sEC1ErA1tY OF wAH rurs Ills FOOT

TIE sr:cnsrAur OF wA1, rUrs Ills FOOT
DOWN.
Sptetal Dtfpdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsiltSnroS, y. ~ Ang' W.-As ll.l-
mnte.l In tic dispatches OF yesterday, tho
Secretary uf WAr Inns brought to n sudden
md nia. tn scc,tro i,nuortnnt changes In
lin army regulations witl,u,,t 1rRtslntion by
I,ourrrss> After tl,o failure If Tia Burnside
mn. in whlcl, many nj TIM most fnnortunt
nnwers exercised by tle Secretary of War
we're tnkrn from lin MD vested IN t],o flrn-
nr,1 ~ H., r,,,,. = ,,,,n ,,.os for,nn,, ,,,.
.a - .1,'. i.".:n rA 30, ,,,nn,.,.,:,
ihosc WHO nave long lMen WORKING
they treated Of thu re1ntIyo ttutirs of the
s,.crctorv If War and thc f,a,,crof ~ TIM
,ra,. o,.o",,,i;s,, ~, .tas,r<.1 n,,sl
1a.ns, u nscuhp'isn tits "csltc" ,s,. ~
plnn was to secure authority from
rnnvr.sa IN nranorc ontt issuo n
,,n,,. on1,font,o,, - roa,fa,,,,s ori
,..,, ~" n',ss tr,,e t.a sm'"toa .1...o,,, " ,,.
the President, were to be published to tho
army nntl tbns bren,un without further lrrts-
Int!n, tle r,,rulntions aoyrrniuu Tho ar,1,y
Thr % ,nattcr t yas % ycrv a.rojt]y ,nan,s"d @ y Tia
section OF the Army bt'l which authorized
harmless and proper thing. It reads rs fol-
lows, being sec,lon . OF the act OF June e.
NV:
sIc, 9. Tint tho sooretary Of War isa1thorizcd
ai!.l !recard to cause ~ the regulations ot tho
Astmy 4ntl senerat nFtefs now ~ loreo 10 "a
~ anu unshen HE'LL. ~ e tme ~ WHY, ma ~ ~
fi,,;,, ~ fhn "rmv w! oa' " 'A' 'oh%''ao"t
sr1,t. ,'nr,,..i ,,,.,,.,,a,o,, .,.,,..,.,. -
1H's p"ssea "i'enA'ieahea, altHo"en u
would Ila'e becll Impossible to hive carried
1t through II It l.n.l not been that it was III
tended to inuke It cover an overthrow or the
1uust ;n,u,rtn,,t ,o,yo,a ~ tho 9noratnrv ~
W. %,,.,s', Ill" NJ, -. .t.o ~ ~.
1Mar. Mar. Ilios9 W!.o tliu cyainl1io tue Slnuse
neiu tna1 .'iluer % T. It Woultl " l!iposslo!u to
oea, o@, ,any H@e,!o f1ao%t @t fstlqs w. co.,
i' ta'" No, ~ to I'LL, nfesent yoi,io a,n Ill., ny iMWS
Mc.t ln.su ptel elsaet s!Ilee y WIS lss;ci. ;.
peea!Se ts!s inst CONSTITUTION Ling " leGI,
M"S pplissel VIII i1e oloSro3 r., tne secretary
os Maf. Hetl1'lg ,oftll ttnt Iile lreshGit At,-
p1osetl Ilie'a. ntlA tnerelofe tney woilla pe nc
spt. n!lu s!nIilliiH aallnuily huo1 t!lo !!lnltel
tt'eTan eonn!'le!1 nllu lilht iolilI's Gnntrnfy
~ LIP teitnr ot ing regulatlolls VII ~ on.
lg!aieu ~ my pNIL VI tne lorsea ot Tue United
otsltes " nfiy cnlnnsahtler Wlil1sooSef:,
~ spllc o. inns plAlll oft!er ,tot!litcntton
whs MiteIlnkeil Mld cns'lRlelctt III tue Atttli-
Mnt-Nn'lefhls nihce, tlio character nt Which
W. nn !mk,oM;fi u tno nti!ee 81 alo SSeTetary
enlill!lsfleu learjy ~ that lias been nt,
H:ti'pteet ~ lnnse II lhe army WHO naVe |leltl
Lile Ma!tlon ti,at tMe Gehernl " tlto Army
s!a9"!a pfnperly POSSESS ltneh ot tne noWur
.a a.,u hut'gtity h9W eScIcIsetl py tho oecfe-
, 1880-08-20
OHIO,

C1ScrSSATl, O., Aug. to.-TAe Gazcttc's
l1rlala, o., spacial says n suyoss wlst.l-
st0rn, jassetl 0ver that placo to-day. Thu
most serious tlaalage was to tho United
Suites is0lltng-Stock Works, w'eru tho blach-
s'nltl, shop was, blown down. a number
OF peop|o were hi tho bnt'tll'g at tho time,
Leonard, SpperIntenlicnt,, WIS saypd by M-
lux under i skyIight OF the ront wIIen 1t
fsll. Thirty 'nen wsre thrown out Of elll-
, 1880-08-20

sptctat Di'pateh to The Chicago 1,1bun.
McGnEuoIt, la., Aug. 19.-rho Kcn,,I,tn,..
Of the Third Congressional District Of to."s
today relo'nnntel tho Hon. Tllonas 11m,a 1"na
graft, OF this city, by acclatnntlon Un,totsatr at.
addressed tho Convention In a n1sa stirt,a.
speech. - ''4"ls
Eo<etai Dhpateh to n. Chteoo, 7+,,,u.
- UuRf1SoToS,. In, Aug. 10.-'Thc Firs;1 ;1,.
E0llKrcss1,iInl District 1sepubllca1, Gn,ivya%"a
tinn met III tLtfs city to-day mid ,,o,ninateat iset
hl;sSs fMfou r. ;rs Mccoil oy ncsaatio' Te reso.
spf tho cicugo Convention, at % ran,',.! ,',i,!sss
fTcortt of A!r. McCold lii Congress. tihaa iti,a
Hon. james 7. Wilson anil tho l,nt;,,ooi iilo
dressed tho Convention Oh thu poitical ;ssms. ,
tbo g IN, Ell ay y feos ho coyeton on ns nakrl By
, 1880-08-20
AFGIIANIS1'AN.

nOMD4ANniNN CltNhAlfAn.
SIMr.A, Aug. 10.-ls,lnors l,avo reached
here that Ay.,ob KIM attackcl tic south
sttle nf Calutalnr Mt the S1,1kurall gatc. Tho
ea,,Nntsttc WIS lrpt tlp fruul morning to
!ycr.nE on tlrco sides Ut tho city. Tlu brit.
1Bll ioss IL tfliilny.
, 1880-08-20

says, "'Tle seiiooner rrithpf. which arrived
here t0-t!ay from tho Alnour l;iyrs, r.lu,sts
steamer Asta, from O.tessn: uts,, tint thrcu
ltl,safA,, wnr vessels Ind arrived therr, tln:
IT wllErl1 Ind 1lp Ntl,list t,rlsn,lpsA for ral-
ii.tr'ent otl slga'Ien lsla,u!, heir lllo mouth
, 1880-08-20
MAINE.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. tv.--A mass conycn.
t!o,l Of tho Nlalne Temperance Society uoulh
mated Joshua n. Osgood for Governor.
LEWISTON, Me-, Aug, 19--r wenty.one
PERSONS. mostly Democrats n1ul Grpenback.
ers, organized rs Prohibition District Cu,,.:
yeitlon this afternoon, MD nominated Henry
Tnllnlau, Of HAtll. for Congress.
, 1880-08-20

DETnorr, A{lcl'., Aug. to.-The Greer
>backers of tho Thlul District {Mct,owar's,
nominated Henry Z. I{o,lgc, OF Jacksou
County, for Congress-. lIn4lge WIS ,neu-
ler of tue Inst Ststo Senate, and formerly o
UeLlucrNE
, 1880-08-20

THE CARE.1sTs.
MADRID, Aug. '0.-'rl.o Council Of Minis
tors las tlect.tc, 10 stlkc preventive measures
IN view of llle tresrut attitude Of tho Carlists
Iii tlu Basque pr0yfnccs.
IMPORTANT.
The t'npe 1sas accrptea! tho Office Of god.
father to tllD expected heir to tho thrUllc.
, 1880-08-20
Dispatches Showing the condi-
tion OF the Fields in illinois
and Iowa.
Very Serious Injury by tho
Drought Reported in tho
Former Stntc.
Reports from Iowa Generally of q
F'nvorable Nature,
Indicating One Of the Largest Yields Ever
Known.


SOUTH EL0lS, ILL.,. AuE. 1S.-Wn nrts l1tlY-
luz l. long s,cll Of dry ycnt|,or fryo INV.
and tho result Is very detrimental to corn
mud pptatops. Corn did PROMISE 10 hp nm
usually rood. but t|lo ,lry wcnthcr co,n,t,,, NJ,
", ami, a,tl contIn,,tnv IN 1,nr l,nu rt,',,oI
tho cr,,u III, ian fust. II lns ,,tt ylvr,, II linn,
To mi o,lt. a, tho consr,,,,t,,,ce vii In lint
Il will mt yirhi near nv lnrro M ,rca nv ,cctrd
n frw wcri:s nm. Err.l +, tho ,,nst,,roa 10
rctttur tn b, vrrv s,,or. o,,J rnlm ia vo,y
h,fIv uos,a,l 1;.r,,,ors NJ, t,',a",.t,,,. 49,,
na,a ~, ,to,t," fso,', Tas,, s' ni.s,. .'u"s u
in,s,,oi. ~ t,'n n.ra NJ ~ ,,,,..St ,.a
Lnn, th,oe,,nJ AMI what i,,.s ,,,,i,ts ,.,,",
ltt i1", ,,t ,.t % h"a ;,Tr a 2's''.o Wy
in,+ tim vi",,1 ~ tnr"v mi r,n '"e" ''''''"
Sntets, nt,natsn ~ ~. I t,s;.... ss.. r.,,,.
Bl;oosnSoroN, ILL.,, Aug. 1o.-Tl4e long
cl,anrcd tho crop % prospcct @ III in r Mcf,ea,;.
,rhr fmlIoytnnt NJ In lnn,r,,o ia mi W. ~
nIiyul II s,r,,,a cnrta," Int a"s, us n",.,s w
more particularly In tho western aild south
grn portions of Mclean, tllOso pluntctl
earliest upon lautl In tho bcst
state Of cultivation, where eo1'stant ruins
l'ats tic lcast elect, Will Yield largo crops Of
soulld corn. which viii bo tho hcnviest in
tnt Mstst IT, w ta So o.S sSer sse m ,, It. Is s tr,e
tnlls, tlcrc ntn thousands ut Heres Ut low,
wet, and 1lntlra!ncd land, planted late.
,vaa.i,ar ,cauIm "an ,,,n s.Gn. ',a,, ' ,is Ill Iany
ne"snu'' upon WHICH hJnIS hrs pccn
.lohc lint II lrrcpnrnb!e. Iho 'leavcs l.tvo
turned yellow, tire,l, rs the farmers cnll II,
t-ond harvest 'l,nt,xno,, thoso to-, ',x, ,ra,,n.
ta. ... ...,,' TO- ~ ene wv cNtls'cs
lteie WI, W loh''a Inc hafRest afloutat Or
crop, ailtI tito prospect In these fluids Is not
81 h,+t 4t,o,x, ,,,,,t,
th;a w1,fci, ,nnv t,o ,norn ~ ,,,aa i,,fu,.ott
n'T. ',,m' ' ~ .u VI 100 4''aiI''.
opi'io1s aiter, some sol'ls 81 lnr MS tp Insist
TINT 01ir total crop Ii hit 0ne-hnlf Of Inst
, 1880-08-20

HPkEm& Uk3p4SfA TO 1}tt EA{f1Gt IT{bHttfa
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 1u,-'rhe Seventeenth
Congressional nistri,'t C"ryr,,t1u, y"s Lnli
t"'',. T., i,,"..I1, III, T., ~ "'S '.Glu
~ sw.""2 ~ ns"'.oe! tt"'f III 1ast ot' LOUIS.
llo delcsates 10 tue convention presented IL
somewhat nnotlcy nppearaucc, anA II super
abundance Of linen busters t,rayallni. 'rho
,,r,,rnrtlInps w,,r,, ho,vny,,. ,.oni,.tn,t l., :,
I',I',s ..'. "s..' "o"o'e1,. eulu.leo III y
.es ,i %''st M '. ,n ,no,c a1s,' a'S!ut''ce ot
tho Democratic Congressional Corllnittco Of
i'm to nr,Irr nl rcn, ,t,e ~ "n,, nv 1, sI,',,1,
Ellglc.nann, of st. Clair County, WIS nolni-
,,atcd for Temporary Chairman. nu,i,
o1, tnI,Ing his spnf. mnfin o,,,ta +,
iont,+hw s,,.ooI, ,inrtn,- 'Io H." n. u"..a ~ y
With o i rsfcfrsa 10 o the iet III that eHs1 i"s"ue =.
rs tic Democratic Nntionul Nominees woro
IIn,uoc]; nnl English lin f,nnycntiGn hnI
assembled mu1iIr y,~v faxnrnl,f, r,,e,,;"ns
J. Al. Sullivan, nf East st. Lons, WIS lloltl-
lnatptt For Secretary, after which AIR. ullY
Wnlkor i,,oycd TINT tho trm,wrlry oranniyn-
t1un in ,n.,,o ,,cr,nnnrn,. 'It1n ,;,,,i,,,' .."u
sas1iya %nhI9sy hS 9 IT, j oy NM is
Crctlsntnls. hit tlIe i,i,,tn wis n,'ei ~! ~,
@ tairn,; M 1G'e ~ e "tlG 'nE! sGSIo" ,1 fns M t to
MINES so;npr!sng i,Is dtlcEtio,,: '1 The e. ea, e
III Itt,,,. ~ ,'1 y 1,ray sl,,es Goa,es s,.,.,
for lid r,,sr'.'nn oe' ~ ~. iSGG, f,Sti l!! H.!
ia,ie a JIG iioi: Wiina i. 'S sarr!s"S, tho tIio
iii, of liz un1a "I,ritr n,,,si,,arnl,l.. ~ o e,,'.
t,,sina mi is ra,,n,uin,t ,,s H., i
n.nmntfnm iImv,, t'.rc n" ms ni Iln'tflq gnsyt W
nfter Ills not,,Inati"it was siao l,uw,i' @ Ia ilS
iy.r Ms e!1I ,al. ln tpr spf;sc Witch s H.
nnnissf. oo M H. n'1;g,. .s"leh't} hn !e
iipgsr Vas n.tntuI @ iGy: for n,n,a.r @ . ~ IGl IN
, 1880-08-20
VIRGINIA,

FREDERICKSBURG, Va., Aug. 1g,-Judgu
John Critcl.er WIS nominated for Congress
by tho ltcadjusters Of tl,e First Virginia Dis
trlct.
, 1880-08-20
Recent Floods in Germany Very
Disastrous to tho Crops.
Famine Feared in Some Of the
Inundated Districts.
List Of New Bishops 10 1ro Announced
ut the Papnl Consistory.
England Preparing Another Note to Tur.
key In tho Interest Of the
Powers.


THE COERCION 4sCra.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-It II suit that some Of
the dublin oflenls l,ave lWeM urgently press
ing for renewal nf the Cucrcton acts.
THE HARVEST
In tho West Of ireland Is t,nw certain to be
not only abundant bllt unusually early.
AN 1NTE1lv1EW.
Dunr.1N, Aug. tO.-alr. Forster, Cticf Scc-
retnry for ireland, llett1 long interview with
tho Castlu officials all law advisers OF tho
Crown.
, 1880-08-20

1lErOltTED RESIGNATION OF KADIIl rAs1TA.,
LONDON, A,ig. l0.-lt Is reported from
Constanstnople tlIat tic Sultan's Prime Mil-
lister, Knd[r l'nslls, las resigned, and that u
new Cabinet IL forming.
PROPOSED UNION.
CoNsTANT1NoW.E, Aug. 1O.-Tho British
Commissioner, who l,as completed u tour
through EnsteTl! Isounclla, has t,scertalnrd
thAt l'nli-S!ayst pivpalntlpls tsro being lllRtle
with Il view to Il lnlun ut Eastern tttlulucIltl
with l}llls,lr!n 1T ttlu oyunt Of Wnr between
Greece uni Turkey.
THE NGlI.r OF THE l'oIsrE
to the collective into tnrcfererco to tho Mnl,-
ttiltBr1n question llaa hecn delivered to the
An'l!n!ssa.ora: + ns!is tlat the tarlh allowed
tl.lvo weeks.
I.nSnoN. Aug; W.-A Constantinople dis
pn!e!l snys thu portn In its llutu tu tlia Pow
YRS declines to participate In tie coerclyo
measures mentioned by tho Powers.
luI.cIuSO.
a Vienna dispatch trou Cattaro announces
tatni Lhe lttrto !!ns placed tWD tratsgrMrt ships
wishing tt olnfgratu to Turkish territory,
Ist'sTcituI.
:, l.oSnoN, Aug. 10.--1t is reported that Il
Russian transport has arrived ut Rl,stcllllk
with munitions ct war, A{l.t tint sixteen R11a-
sla!. 1tlleers a1d To sold!oss landed from the
A FilEsIl NOTE.
LoSpoN, Ang. I9-An Athens dtspntch
rctusesl by Fr.!nce ot drawnng up tresil
1lote III regard 10 tho truck ltigst,Ul, OH thu
basis approved Ivy tho Powers xpteotlDK tho
lurte'a suggestions.
, 1880-08-20

OCEAN, STEAMSHIP NEWS,
HAMuun0, aug. lo-Arslyed, Tie Sesyia,
from New York.
cuEEssTowS, Aug, l0-Ar1Iyed, Yyo-
lnlng, iron! New York
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
wsca.ps~ ne tn. n. sw MaaFH.

ANTE RIvER-Per steatnet aies-oV,oog Zee tee
lumber 22s, ,Ot o shingles to Munoy msroS-i pais
cotton Fl Allison dSeo-1 Dbl moiass. new .nah-.
sacks wool L Sehsmmer-sundries to ofaet-Aotai
bale cotton bbl molasses ,,.
UOvINGTON-pe steamer Heroiue- os,es COZ.
ton to Gardner Copp-is do Jno r Hsrt 10 eece-at
head cattle Ayoooh Mitchell &oo-sundrieA 10 ofnef
Total 2i bales cotton
Jordan River-pet schr La Bretonne-25,o eo teet
lumber Fl Butdig .. -
Pearl River-Fer echr Petronia H-2o,oeo feet OF
lumber to order -
wolf River-per schr Jalouse-2O,u geo feet lumber
L Nevers
Pearl River-Per schr Lille schmit-4s,oGe feet
lumber Potevent Favre
Tehefnnc 10 River-Per sehr Monterey-3o,oOo feet
lumber to order
Bluff Creek Per sehr Gentle Anne-796 bbls rosin
Al bbs turpentine to Simpson Tricou
Bay st Lonis-Per sleop Pelean-l lot junk to
order
Wolf Mver-Per schr Cecia-s2o 900 feet lumber
TO Buddg
Horn Island-per schr Perseverauce--50e bis sand
TO order
Bonfouca-Per sehr Louisiana state-t5o bbls Of
shells to order . .
Lake Rnd-Per sehr Alice McGuiRen-ieooo feet
lumber 10 Phil Orr
Pearl Biver-- Per schi Odelia-15o bbls shells to
order
PaacagouIa-Per sehr Elvira-2too bbls chat coal
10 order
Lake shore-Per sloop Mary-25 bbls shells to or.
der
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Ristori-3o cords wood
to order
Tchefuncta River-Per sehr La Be'le-scoe bbs OF
charcoal to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
STEAM BET WEEN BREMEN AND NEW OBJ.
LEANS, VIA HAVRB, sOUTHAMP-
TON AND HAVANA,
.<EEhs The steamships of the North Ger
SAkkAaG man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips, as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans
Hanover. r.....4.... March a About May 4
These steamers touch outward st Havre ant
Havana, and on their home trip OF Havana and
Southampton. -
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Hav,
ana or New Orleans-Cabin, $3.50: 9teerags. sst
From New Orleans to Southampton, Havre OF
Bremen--Uabin, $3.50: Steerege, s45.
From New Orleans to Havana-ORbin. ssn
Steerage, SIS.
Children under ten years. half price: chill
dren under one year, free.
N. B.-Our agents for Texas. Messrs. Kaufi
man b Runge. In Galveston. are authorized tt
Issue steerage passage orders at the following
through rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, s47:
From Bremen to Indianola. s46 80.
The company reserves the right to change
the route OF the steamers, their advertised days
of departure and the prices of passage.
Passage ticke from Bremen, Southampton
or Hayre to New Orleans Issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. r. STOOkMEYER CO.. Agents.
ana1 tv "a Union sfrast
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
@ssssRts by MaitF@saS.
NEW ORLHANs AND MOBILE RAILROAD

April f4-l bale cotton to John Moore &eo-t do
Gardner & Copp-45e sacks bran 30 hf casks meat TO
Sehwabaeher l. Hirsch-5o tierees hams d Fatjo g.
co--6a7 saeks peas Dickey & Coke-i6l do a a. j
Helbrook-line Bank of deorgia.-ae Dymend
aardes-pi II Inward & Bro-is0 pkes beer TO Geo
Yalets-50o tubs butter Smith Bros &en-2 bbls oil
NJ Frank-sundry mdse W lson, Childs &eo-so
boxes ndse X Matthew'S pigs water L Lyons
hhds tebseco E I'll Wilson &co-a do Thos Wits
25 pk gs butter Billet-T4 boxes tobacco w Irby
70 bbls whisky @ Finay &co-25 pkgs butter III
Flashpoller-iqs kits ma"ketel w Al cher &co-$
boxes tobacco Marx q Kemper-s5 pkgs paper bags
NJ Met3rsw--i pkgs mdse w HYATT 30 pkgs but.
ter g Seligson Acc so boxes tobaeeo g w @ au-
land-le do 3 Hernsheim Bro-50 W Van Benthuy-
sen-qo L Maver Son-si sacks peas w Ms,h.
ews a. Rro-5 bbH whisky TO H Rareshide "a do
to orders cars cattle q Mehle &ce-is bales mdse
8 !. poyu-l0 tercss hams S0hwabacher 4 Hirsen-
81 sacks peanuts w Dauiel-io pkgs mdse B So.
lari & Sons bbls whissy Biet-25 cases snnff to
John Adams &eo-and sundries 10 order-Tota .
bales cotton hhds tobacco
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
MOVEMENT or OCEAN VESSELS.

Nrw yoRK. April 14-Arrived: Ethiopia, City
of Washington. Amsterdam. Arrived out: u
nj Newns Emma. st. Lawrence. spain. Bra a1
asrnmato for Galveston. .. II. Waljen for New
Orleans Adelheim for Wilmington.
BosToN, April l4,-Arrived: ,sch2oners Has-
Haddell from Richmond. Va. ,
New YoRH. April 1t,-Arrlyed: Steamship
Banefactor from Wilmington. N. O.. echooners
Florida from Jacksonville Sandy Hook from
Richmond.
HULL April 14,-Arrived: April 10. brig Sol
naer from Wilmington. -
STAFFORD, April 1i.-Arrived: April 49, bark st.
Joseph from Wilmington. :,
MARsErIbEs. April 14.--Arrlved: April II.
barks Noe from New Orleans, Nordpol from
Darieu, Ga.
BAYosNB, April l4-Arrived: April II, bark
Orientin from New Orleans.
MARYpoRT. April 14.-Arrived: April Ii. bark
B ltic from Darten.
Orr FoIFEsroNE. April IA Arrived: April 13
bark Gronsvaer from Charleston.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
MOBaANE LOUISIANA AND TExAB RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.

April l4-l bale Gotten 1 bale wool to Clapp Bros
&co-e bbls molssses Johp Dymond-9 do TO Stewart
Bros &co-1 bdl ssins dry hides 25 sacks onions to
Lange Legendre-2o sacks rough rice Besr-2
bales moss L Cheppin--l7 do ~ saeks potatoes
pkge skins NJ Walsh-a psgs eggs spor-s do
toes ls pkg4 egss Bibeet-2 bales moss Odell-2
bdls NOES @ Nor ton-sundres to order-Totsl bale
cotton 10 bbls molssses
From Clinton-Per steamship Harlan-9a bales
cotton to order-l2s do IL bales hides 32 sacks bone
meal 30 hide suEar A Whitney &oc-5 turtles to
Bartholomew, Tslten 6co-sundries to order Total
1866 bales cotton 20 hhus sugar
From Indiapola-Per steamship Hsrlan--t5 bales
cotton 10 II Danneel &ee-9 do Keifer d Gardner
Y Ed Pilsbu,y-3 sacks wool O. st L S N r RI
Dbl taIlow h Danneel &co--5 bales hides Is bales of
skins sacks wool bag hair A whitney &co-
sundriee to order-Total ~ bales cetton
CHICAGO. BIT. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.
April 1875 car loads. seiiuws-5nn bales cotton
to order-ao do Bickham 4 Moore--s Meyer, Weis d
co.. Lehman Abraham &co-3 Allen, Nugent eco
Chaffe Hamilton & Powell--2 g w Septell &oo-2
Gardner & Copp-2 kirkpatrick &oo--2 Gumbel-1
M Walmsley &oo-l to Hyman Liohtenatein-1
coop poultry Bead1es, Wood &co-g bbs potatoes
Biekham q Mooreas csees canned goods to Clark d
Meader-t car stock Ayeock. Mitchell &eo-s hhds
tobacco Wilson &co--5 crates sewing machines
Eldridge M Co-iot plunder u Alfred-l case of
mdee Blessings boxes hats IL Booth do to
= J q lnan-5 sacks rice Allen & Syme-1 box drd
apples Burke e. Thempson-6 sacks wool to Bailey e.
Rhodes-42 III & N Samory-2 care lumber Hobson
& Son a do J o Terry 4 sons-s pkgs earthenware
Nj L Navra-10 bbIe whisky John Adams &oo--25
d i, Herrmaun-1o frkins butter w g Lyon &co-20
bbs drd pesches @ II Lawrence &co-l0 bbls whisky
Loehte & Cordes-4 tubs butter q II Lawrence &oo
~ pkgs butter Smith Bros &co--5 do Sohwabaoker &
Hirseh-6C2 pcs bulk meat Jos West &oo-is6O do
tao bbls -four Sohwabaoher e. Rirsch-3 tubs butter
Miller Grigshy &eos do 20 boxes cheese Vose Bros
100 bbls -four MeCloskey Henderson-l0 tieroes OF
hams Wallace, Farehild &eo-s pkgs mdse I'll Hal
ler-4 casks earthenware w Shepard &co-s5 bbls
highwines J Dreyfus &eo-4 pkgs mdse Stauffer, Ms
oready &oo-l do Simon d Kohn-l Engsm niger
| IL tubs butter Solari e. Son-8 sewiug machines
w Gregg-l53 bales hay N y d. M II R-sundries to
order-Letal 3s8 bales cotton bales hay
HeHcraada.
comparative statement of sea-gong vessels
| In the port of New Orleans, made up to April l3
1859, shows that there IL steamships 30 ships
% harks, brig and sohooners. At the same date
| last year there were 10 steamships, ~ ships, IL
barks briggs and 10 schooners
AMERICAN PORTS
New York, April lo--Cleared for Galveston, sohl
| Frances, Cain.
FoRRrGW PORTS.
| lBy Gable to the N. Y. Herald
| Marseilles April ARRIVED from New Orleans, Il
| bark Giuseppe Lansta, Frassineti
| Lizard Ap ii g. Off, chip Tonawanda, Leland, fol
| Bremen from Mobile.
| Roohefort, April 8--Arrived from Pensacola. MOI
| bark Adegunde Hofaard.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
ap az s 81 3. nuns M u JOHN j. PATTERSON. Master.
rRoM THE PASSES.

PoRr EADs, April IA, Noon.-Wind east
southeast,
Arrived: Spanish steamship Austurian,p
Barica master, at 10 a.. m, from sahtiago w
Oube. 70 A. K. Miller h Go. r,u,
Sailed ateamship Haytian for LIVERPOOL
barks Palthasar and Venice for, DunkifE Aq
guste for Barcelona. and schooner marie
Louise for Vera Cruz.
sp. Wind east-sc southeast.
Arrived: British sehooner Johnny MN, Wood, .. 1
Vi le, Eden master, 9 DAYS from usilia' 80 y
ter. days from Ruatan, ~. ?. Macheca.
Ballad. Steamship Hnds N FOR New York.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
wsesuuts mt su,s s,ss sassu.

BAYOU Lscembe-Per sehr Hattie M-2T cords of
wood to order
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Josephine No 7-25
cords wood to order ~
Bayou Isaeombe-per schr Leander Jane-25, 600
feet lumber TO r Teomer
Tangipahoa Per schr Hermit No $50 oords wood
10 order
La Chinche-per slcop Willie Dear-Sundries to
order
Tehefuneta Mver-Per echr Tive Sons-40e bbls
sand / nj Gex
Bayou Lacombe-Per sohr Geo Colmar-Ao cords
wood to order
Blind Rver-Per sehr Tres He rmspas-35 cords OF
wood to order
Pearl River-per sehr Addie Eads-35o 900 feet of
lumber to Phil Orr
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15

ELEOTRIO BELLS-THE NEWEST AND
II best method Of Bell. hanging Known: 1t is
destined to .supersede entirely the old fash.
No breaking of wires: on the contrary. when
once In position for the electric current to pass,
an electric bell Is there for life time. All that
is necessary to sound an alarm Ia to press
gently button which may connect with bells
In servants room. dining-room kitchen. stable
in fact, any part OF residence or business, i, @
of these bells in IT. said buttons can be SO ar:
ranged with indicators that servant can tell
Numbers of our most prominent merchants
are using them, with great satisfaction. both
for their residences and stores. Send for cir
Ss'f''NN ' JAS. d. REYNOLDS, Agent.
iaos No 90 Baronne street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
Liver POOL.
HARRISON LINE,

AAlso2G The steamship
CHANCESLOH.
Valiant commander,
will sail on or about April 30. 1880. from hsl
wharf front of Jackson Square.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent, between Havre and
Oronstadt.
These steamships, being of light draft, will
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply TO
LUCAS ID. MOORE,
tfe2g1y 1876 Gravier street up stairs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
" PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

of twenty. I've years exDerienee IN the tr@ea5' @
ment and nnre of I'll diseases of the ENITo.
URINARY ORGANS. and Of those arising from
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY
caused by age or early abuses: Chronic dis.
Gravel, Oatarrh OF the Bladder. elect. sperma-
torrhaa, and all disorders OF PRIMXATEI, M 4, SA-
TURE treated without the use OF MERCURY oI
medicines supplied. STRUCTURES cured By 8
stmple mechanism, without pain.
Diseases of Females Suspension. Retention
and ali Female irregularities PROMPTLY BE.
LIEVED. Dr.. PereZs FEMALE REGULAT.
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. To be had only
at this Office, Consultations strictly condden.
tial and charges reasonable. Office No. Boutl
Rampant street. near Canal New Orleans. 90,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
UPPER COAST.

PEOPLES FAvORITE.
REGULAR UPPER COAST TRI.WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY at II a. m.
r. - FOR DONALDSONVILLE AND
A&A&61 all upper coast landfngs-The fine
- and fast peaaan ger ataamer
HENE HACREADY.
TN place of the De smet,I
Frank Ottendorfer master, q. T. eoodwyn clerk
will leave as above, returning down the coast
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays In daylight
For freight or passage apply on board Or to
de7 Z. COMEAUX. 20 Cont street.