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THE NEW 0RLEANS CRESUENT.
VOLUME XVII. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 25. 1868---TRIPLE SHEET. NUMBER 296.
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IBSSISSIPPI, VIROI IA AND TEXAS.
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The Bill Fassed by the eouse for
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The States to be Governed by the Con- t
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The Military Districts to be Reorganized. l
GREAT FLOOD IN B.LLTIMORE. to
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BAVARIAN CONSUL AT NEW ORLEANS. cr
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Bill to Enforce Something in Louisiana
BILL FOR A POSTAL SYSTEM1 WITH FRANCE. hi
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WAInIrrsiv, .TJly 24.-Mr. Daviqs oes to
Ricbumond to consult his old family phytcissa in p
regard to the iuiuries he sustamed by the resent
fall. at
The Senate last night made a la-ge number of
Ooalirmations. SI
A tremendous rain is falling north of this city.
The teegraph not working. 6t
At Jeseup's ut the track was two feet under tb
water. lailroad tracks covered for miles. tb
loise - .oint resolution authorizing ofli-ers pi
Sand soldiers to wear, on state occasions, badges tt
of the corps in which they served, passed. ei
Tihe report of the conference comimittee on the ,t
Alaska bill, simply appropriating the necessary la
Loney. was passed.
bhe rest lution to take a recess from Monday to a
the third Monday in September, after an exciitng
struggle, passed, several Democrats chang!ng
their votes. The final vote was 107 to 71. W
The reconstruction committee reported a bill
for the more speedy reorganization of Virginia,
Mississippi and Texas.
During the debate, Butler declared himself in
favor of the bill, but hopeless, however, of its
becoming a law-the resolution to adjourn on
Monday would defeat it. He added that, if the
itepubltcans lost the Southern States, they could
not object to their being counted against them;
and if the Republicans won them, the president tl
bad said their governments were illegal, and their cl
votes could not be counted, and the president it
held the purse, the sword and the Senate, so far b
as heard from. The New York World olaimed It
that, if Congress adjourned, every Southern State c
wonld be carried for the Democrafo ticket. Bat- b
ler believed it. Congress was simply losing tirua tI
considering this hill. If the reconstruction policy i
could stand. Congress onught to protect it. Tutey E
ought to protect their action, their honor as legis. h
lattlre, and themselves. futler's time here ex- V
pired. s
Peck appealed to the House not to pass the t.
bill-not to con.ign those States to reckless ad
venturers, and not to arm a negro constabulary
aa'nst peacetal white inhabitants, but rather leave
those States under the protection of the troops of
the United States.
The bill passed on a strict party vote, except
John Banker, of Illinois. who voted with the Dem
ocrats.
The bill as passed is as follows
Be it epae 1l, That fir the h.-ter security of t
persons and property in fexas, Virginia and Miis- t
sippi, the constitntianal conventions of each of
said States heretofore elected under and in par
suance of an act of ('ongress passed March 2.
] 'i, entitled "an sect for the more efficient gve.
eriment of the rebel States," and the several
acts of Congress supplementary thereto and
amendatory thereof, shall have, and are hereby
authorized to exercise the foll wing powers in
addition to the power. now authorized by law, to
wit: To make removals and appointments of all
oficers of the provisional governments of said i
States respectively; to authorize the provisional
governors of said respective States to remove
and appoint registersand judges of election under I
said act of Congress, which registers and judges
of election shall iot be eligible to any elective
eftice under such provisional government, and
shall observe the pi -rision of said act of Congress.;
to ,orea lie and I aiiitain a ronstabulary force In
each of said Stat. a to preserve tie peace and aid
in the execution o! the laws: to provide by ordi
cance for the rieaembling of said conventions
from time to time, and for holding all elections
suthorized by said eacts of i ongress, and for ascer
4 tamiing and Ceclaring the result of such elections, 1
t especially the result of any elhction which may
I be held for the ratlicatton or rejacouun of any con
stitution which said several conventions may sub
mit to the people of either of said States, and to
pass such ordnatices, not inconsistent with the
coislitution ard laws of the Unied States, sathey
I nay dleem necessary to protect mIl persons therein
in their lives, liberty and oroperty.
S.c. 2. AtI b, , f,lthrr eu,l,-d. That the ser
I ral ordinances wmich may be passed by the con
stitutional conventin of either if said States. as
herelo provided. shalil be enfor:ed by the privi
5 siiinal goverinsent of such Strate, until such State
rlail hae adopted a Constitution of State gov
- ertnent, anod the rsnie shall have been approvdl
by Congre-sa; I','-r , ,. 1 That nouthiug in this act
shall deprive any perenn if trial by jury in the
courts of said Sttaes for offenses against the laws
of said States.
Foc. 3. .l, lie ' l',rer enlacted,. That the
illitary couoand-rs in each of said States shall
give sid to the otiters of the provisional govern
iwent of each of sail Statesin preserving the peace
and enforcing the laws, and e.-lecially in slp
pressing unlawfl obstrocttoiu and forcible re
sistance to the exe- ution of the laws.
ti. . l. 1m ' , ,, ,,( 1 . Tha! on the
fIurth Wednesday after the passage of this a i.
tie said c nvontioons of Mlia4i.ppm and Vmrg nla
rall reassemnble, ant the said co.ventiou of MI s
aisit-pi shall proceed to frame a Constitution of I
uovernment and submit the sa ne to the peoplle.
tnder, and in pursuance of thi provisions of the
said acts of i i-rorss and of th's act.
tEtc. 5. That it :n any one of said States any
person shall, during the year 1-,', vote for aiy
,aLdidate for elect r of preslent or vice presi
dent of the United States. or shall act as an oh er
at any election for such oanddate, every person
so c-ending shall be deemed guity of high mis.
demeanor, sad shall be liable to indictment and
coiviction thereof in any cour: of competent ta
riliction, and shall, on conviction, be fined not
mtre than $1iOQf and imprisoned not lesathan one
mnth nor more than one year.
<t. ii. That it shall be the duty of the presi
dent of the U'nittd States to rohihit any person
from voting or actir:g as an offcer of any election
contrary to the r-,visions o' this act, and for
that purpose he shall employ the power of the
army and navy of the United States so far as may
be necessary.
Sac. 7. That all acts or parts of acts, so far as
the same may be in cootl ct with the proviions of
this act, are hereby repealed.
enate.--Legislative business unimportant.
enlate in executive session nearly all day con
sidering the Sandwich island treaty.
Adjourned.
lhe radicals are not hopeless of prolonging the
ession, bnt, as the case taMds now. Congres
must take a recess on Monday, unless the Senate
concurs in a concurrent resolution to the contrary.
Thlrs actioa will defealt ali urreat legislatio
aff. cting the South, parliamentary tactics and Po
pocket vetoes being regarded certain. 1I.
The two wings of the Republican party have I;
been fighting over the Southern members : so far 27(
they meeostly mate with Butlet's impeachment ex
tremilts. cb
Schofield will reorganize the military districts 12
in a few days. The details have not transpired. $2ý
Reports by train fr,m Baltimore say that the sid
water was within a few feet of Monumental W1
Square. North street, almost through its entire
length. is flooded to the depth of four to eight
feet. The Holliday Street Theater, surrounded by
water. A number of dray horses and some
drivers drowned. A street car was swept from
the track on Gay street, down Harrison, with a ei
number of passengers. The wildest reports con
cerning their fate are In circulation. No bust- I
ness is doing. The latest advioae so far are up to t
half-past two, when the flood was swelling. a i
The president has recognized Adolph jlader as
consul for Bavaria. at New Orleans.
In the Bense, to-day. Sypher introdnued a bill 10
enforcing in Louisiana the third section of the sa
tourteenth article, under penalty of fine and im
prisonment. Referred to the judiciary committee. II
A resolution introduced, directing the commit- a
tee on postal affairs to report a bill establishing a
postal system of money orders between France
and the Umted btates. I
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FROM ATLANTA. en
,,d.larnmeat of the Mlitllry lsmlnlote,
sad the Columbus Prtsemere lemanded-
Seorsta Demacerasle Coavestoaa- House of
presentatIves Peatasteas Coagress to Me.
move Dlsbatlltle--Moseage from verner at
Baleoe k-Demwseaole Dm.emrste.
ATLANTA, July 24.-The military commission a
for the trial of the ('lolmbus prisoners met Lais
morning, and no business being before it, on mo
tion. adjourned sine die.
The Co!umbus prisoners were remanded to the oI
custody of the post commandant at (',lu:ib tis
and will be released on 12)00 bail for future ap
pesrance in case called on. of
The State Democratic convention nominated Gen. i
.1. 1;. Gorden and Hen. Jao. T. Clarke elec ors
for the State at large. Gen. Wm. T. Woffird and at
Thos. M. Norwood alternates. The following Il
was unanimously adopted by the convention: :
jsIlred, That as the convention of the Ilemo,
cratto party of Georgia, we unanimously ratly
the nomination of Horatio Seymour for president R
and Francis P. Blatir, jr.. for vice president of the
(Urited States, and pledge them our hearty and y'
cordial support: approve the platform of priuci- s
pl", adopted by the late convention of the p
National Democractic party at New York. and a
receive and adopt it, not only for its soundlnes, '
but because it r-cognlzes the equality of all the
Sta'es in the Union. ti
The House passed the following by a vote of i
117 tc20: di
" I:'.iAle 4, That we respectfully and earnestly i
petitit n Congress to remove from every .:iizeu of C
Georgia. irrespec'ive of party ass otiati in, the die- b
abilities imposed by the third section of the pro
i oced amendment to the ('onstituti n of the Uni.ed
States, known as article 14."
Governor Bullock sent a message to both a'
houses, in which he congratulates the people on r
the establishment of civil government. de,:lares b
the new State Constitution non proscriptive, ap s1
plauda the freedom of the bal' it box, declares "
that we are a nation and not independent cover- ri
eiguties, claims tbat the national legislature should i
gave the right to declare who shall he citizens, b
lauds the labor system as the most efficient in the
world and approves of the removal of disabilities 1
as fast as the relations to the general governmeunt
will justify.
The Democratic demonstration closed last night
with a grand torchlight procession. The city was I
r: liantly illnminat.,d. The crowds dispersed at v
midnight, cheerirg for Seymour and :;air.
FROI RICHMOND.
Removal of the Coeiector of City Taxes.
RictosNo, July 24--One of the securities on
the official bonds of H. I.. Wigand, collector of
ci'y taxes, having withdrawn, the city council,
last night, appointed a committee to receive the
bocks and amoney from him. Wigand, this morn
ing, refused to give them up, claiming that the
council was not a legal body, and h-, hav:ng
been appointed by the military, col!d nit o,ey
their order. Gt;n. Stoneman was appealed to and
issued an order remcving Wigand, and putting i
Ednomnd Winnie in his place. The collector
handed over his books and money with a protitst.
Wigandfwas aptointed some time ago, lot in con- t
sequence of difficulty in gettini approved securl
ties, took possession a few weeks back.
FROM HAVANA.
The Haytle Reveolution.
HAVANA, July 23.-Advicesfrom Port an-Prine I
report the schooner Capitolo, sent by Baez to aid
Sabnave, captured. The rebels also captured the
war vessel Sylvan. A rebel schooner conveyed
the English dispatches. Sainave continuesexecu
tions. the rebels attacked Jacmel and were re
pulsed with heavy loss. Pillage, murder and exe
cuiuons without trial occur on both sides.
A revolution has broken out against Baez inlthe
northern province. His fall is regarded certinm.
All prisoners on either side are to be shot here
after.
FROM EUROPI.
Bullloea I Franee-Retallatory Tartff-The
Port of 5an Juan de Puerto Mice.
PAnts. July 24.-Bullion in the Bank of France
has increased l),52.oioIl francs.
'lI e Corpe Legislatif discussed the amendment
taxing imports of resinous substances from A ner
teas in retal:ation for the high American tarid on
French proouction. The amendment was tinally
objected.
Lo,oN. July l24.-It is reported, to-day, on the
suttority of a telegram recived from MI11 drid, tlat
the Spanish government will make ban Jo in de
Puerto Rico a tree port, in ca3se the ships of the
It yal a1il ht-am Packet oompany, rlying be
tween Soutlihatpiton and Asplnwall, will stop at
that p:rt ins:ead ol tit. Thomas, as at present.
FROM; BOUTHEw T FPAB.
SortnwatT PaosJuly 2I--11 A. .--Baromster.
i',:g0. Wind southwest and light. No arrivals.
Sailed: Rteamship Star of the Union.
it-TrnWt-r P.ass, luly 24-; P. I -Barometer
20.0. Wild west south west and light. Arrivel :
tteamships Kinsingtln. Rab.in, fr -m Roat, to
Creery. Ni kerson & ( ,., and W. G. t-.wos. I
Tripp. from Galveston, to C. A. Whitney , Co.
No departure.-.
RIVER NEWS.
\iwts1ra;, July 2t.--l'assed up--ECmms No.
it , r. x. Ritsr falling slowly.
LI.t'IvLLE, July 24.--River stationary wh 3,
fret 3 nrches in the canal. Weaticr clear. Taer
nmuneter tO.
ir. Lot is, July 21 -There is a good stage of
a water to Caito.
i I LoiDOW, July 2--Noon.--tons ,Ia 1 . B an i
Si'sArKFORnT, July 24.- -onds unchinced.
SLiv.;rlonL, tliy 2, Noon.--Ctt,,l ste shdy.
T Siles !i0It) bacs. Sales for the week I-,,,i
y ales, of whi 'h 10 dO were for exprt and 3 !
for speculatirn. Stock cn hand ;02,000 bales. ,f
r whin 3:!',0 0 bales are Amerian. Breadetu:l
0 quiet.
I* IiVnRPOOLt. July 24 - Afternoon. - C Itton
d steady. ld-liong Uplands 10t i., Mitdliug 11
leans loid. Cotton aftat estimnated at 7-.,00
t bales, of which 1 :,01)0 are American. Yarns
e and fabrics at Manchester steady.
L.otxn,? .1 ily 24- Afternoon.-Bonds 72 .
i- Naw You, JIuly 24- Noon.-Gld 14:. Ster
0 lieg uoctanged. Bonds steady. Brealst s firm.
in Corn Ic. better. Mess pork $: 75. Lard stealy.
r Cotton quiet-middhlng eplana 3e: '.
S I.LoriWVtLLn , July 241. ITobacco-sales "6 hlds.;
y logs $U 3(l5:,; common to medium leaf $0 73
dld1 75; fair 16ti 350. Wheat $1 751 ;t. Corn
as -'@,0c. Oats, new 50c.; old -c. Flour-Saaer
of fine $S 50; fancy $11 5I. Mes pork $2- 25.
I.ard I-c. Bacon--Shoulders 1-:j., clear rib
it. sides li.jc., clear sides 174c. iul alshoulders lJ.,
O- clear sides l Ic. Cotton 390.
.MetoTLa, J2-ly i. -Cotton demand limited: salles
lo10 bales. Low middlings 27tc. Receipts I ba es.
be Exports 79 hales. Sales of the week 52: onaies
a Receipts of the week 75 balea. Exports, coast
te wise, 12f6 bales. Btock on hand 476:t bales.
y. Cr crrnrart, July 24.--Plor firm; family $t 7)
on f10. Wheat quiet. Corn 8%. Octa 65j0 0.
?ork 52 25. Lard l7j~r lae. Bulk meats |ll w
3{c. Racon-shrulders 121,,.. clear ribbed sides no
:; ,'.. clear sides 16te. Hams ln @2}0e. Batter yo
7(:1l2c. Eggs 180. Groceries steadv.
br. Loot s, July 24.-Tobacco steady and on
'hanged. Flour, superfine $5 50t4 25. Wheat
12 li12 25. Cora 79@87o. Oats 6ilai42c. Pork e
)·2E 75(C'29. Bacon--+hO,nulera 12~@13os., clear
,ides ltl;.il7o. Hams 16j@120jc. Lard 1"c. q
Whiaky $1 25. tU
locatl 3ntelIigence. I
TIR IrTaiLes of seven robberies will be found U
tlsewhere. Lively that.
Frt tnlNK AND CLOUDR alternate now in New t(
trleans, to the great delectaion of the inhabi. b
tans. Except for an hour or two at intervals. 1
a l.en the god of day darts out bis rays in mid
trwnner power and up'condr, the temperature is o
positively delightful. The breeze is ever fresh It
and exhilarating, whether it omes from the she ec s
of larataria or from ltiasisaippi Sound. At so, ne it
future epoch, when Yellow Jack shall have been d
ena'3)zd and then annihilated, New Orleans will it
prctlably be looked upon by the people of the ,,
lUiited ntates, in summer, as London is looked p
upon by the people of Great Britain-the p:eas
atItest and most equable place to live in dir.ng
the dog days in the realm. Let us. then, make *
every endeavor to kill off the yellow pest, irrigate t
and refresh our streets, drain and raise our cy
press swamps; aLd then, like New York, we shall a
have no dead season, but from year's end to year's
er.d a ceaseless influr and depart ire of trave'erI
ruerlbaudisertnd .ell the concomitants of wealth b
and advancemeit.
A iit, lNorisNttiri cITui/R of I.rntisiana rtCnrned. v
a ftw da)s ago, from a j turney to the N irth rn a
c.ttes, whither lie had g ,e to raise a l,,t fir an c
extensive enterirese, of which he is the head. I
Without any difficnlty or he-itatinu, the capi' liets I
of Well street. advtanced ht'n a million dollars at t
four per cent. a year. lrit the great state of u
Louisiana, with nitloutidedi reen,:r's'e, and a powe:r
ot recuperation like the reouonding ot an inofa
bbhher hall, cannot thitain an advance on her t
pilffered securities at anly ra of interest hartl y: t
and her treasury mizht al:nmst be left un'octed
upon the highway, and tpassed with contempt by 9
every burglar and petty th el. Why is this' li'e I
monied men of New York have more than o;iae
an-wered this qouetion to those of our pbi,::
tnin that have applied to them fir relief:
We have confidence in your honesty and
your latent wealth, but none in your a
system of government or the stability of y ur 1
present institutions. You are living an unnatural I
and forced-an art i iial p3altical exestence, a,,l i
r e have no faith in y-,ur promises to pay. We
are overbturdened with money: we w,'-l Intlud
Irom our surplus stores almost at a nominal inter.
eat ; but rather than advance yti money now, un
der the ricks you suJler from. we'll keep it iafe I
at.d unirodn'tive in our coffers. Elect the Deno
cratic nomninees, fellow-citizens: destroy the
baleful and rotten mockery which the ra lical
patty have raised in place of free government I
slind the Constitution: let tus have old ci',zens for 1
governor and legislators, instead of the p·atient 1
advunturers who swari I ere now, and will, after
robblng the city and State, return to their squalid
birthplaces to dazzle their former friends with
stolen cold: restore the dear oil land to its pris
tile position. and the dollars will be she.led out
from the pockets of tf.e great Northern cap.tal
ists. " thick as autumnal leaves that strew the
bro,ks," etc.
Tiis lorts or RrvRFavvr -rtIFvs, yestcrlsay.
by a party vote o-f ,l to I , thanked the late
Loard of Rtegistration. of which S. B. Packard
,wos chairman, for the hold, able and patriotic
mnanner in which it ha d.icharged its duties.
I he discussion of this resolution was condao ted
a ith cosilderat le warmth on both sides; the
tDemocratic meaners who took part defenling
their constituents from the statements made in
the ocard's report. and the Repubhicane replying
i', ditsee cf the resolution. The assertion that
I(;,n. Iluclianan had attlmpte I to intimidate the
board Ly cuggestions of li-y Tortugas, gives the
public a little additional light on tith interview at
headquarters on the day after the so called pro
caniation was issued by Mr. Packard. Tne
threat th.t, in case the enactl.en's of the legisla.
ture are resisted. " the hosts of the North will
c n e louring down more terllily than ever
blte(re.' left hearers in dinbt whether they are
cion tig down with bss onets to fight, or with bal
'l.ts t', vote at the next e'ect'io. We shall give
th.e aforesaid hosts a hearty wel:me, and only De
too glad to prove to thern how far we are trotl
urtig the law less ian dnloyal commnuity which
it is the interest and iiicy of the rad:cal party
to rtpresent us.
utnirll, a c, lore' mermber from ;St. John the
Pipist, and usually ni de(ra'e in his views, sail
ie teared, it matters went oni as they were going,
he wituld have to take to his matiket agalli. We
trust that the anliable Burril's fleal - may prove al.
ogthelr groundless, and that the patent ýorirg
field, which once chafed his herculian sh-ull "rs,
may rest and rust over his chimney place fore:ver.
Tits ACT OF the legislature inanzurating the new
courts and installing them as the si ce'- )rs if the
o:d cc arts. Sesterday received the gover'ior's sig
nature, and was put into etffect. In bidding adieu
to the late clerks in their publi capa. ity, we can
niot refrain from the expression of our thanks fir
their tinvarying kindesas, not only to the news
tIapIir fraternity, but to the public at large. M ij.
Itchi rd C. Bond arid Capt. I'. It ('ltrke, in par
tlicifar. are eminently worthy of such a co-lt.i
ment. Neither of these gentlemen sought v'ry
earnestly for a renomination, and both of them
did their utmost to elect the candidates of the
party--epecally their own imime-itatesuccessors.
A more graceful and patriotic self-deuial rarely
comes to the no'ice of any man. I hey have shown
thrnieelves staunch and sterling Denocrats: and
thi ugh every day andl hour of their otffi ial c freer
lits been marked with integrity and etliciency,
their last act as clerk of court ( when they tierned
over their recorJe to their worthy suc'e-sors) did
ihltn tihe niot tIonor andt creat. Their it :ion
wisi Ie treasured p, and a t.t n!ll lliili:y taken
by vlsir fellhw citlzens to show that it has been
rie 0 hbered and a' ;.r -iated.
wlich, from tlheir bIlelike applerar'ice. tiust cer
'ai1l. he the ciunterflit pre entnciits ,f tSeymur
and Blair. the writer iiac, in at huibtle way,
stiudied physit-gn8Ol in active Ile, and the rulhs
anltt opetllicati I, .f Lavater aon-iig the bk's.
aid if the reader wihe's to ;learn his iluprnael in
as to the characterietis cf the two men, here
Sthey are: Gov. -yti::.r lcar's a tr)Ong resem
tl'rne to ex P:esident Martui Van Buren. twenty
five years ago, but has an air of greater firiness
eabout the lower portion of the countenance than
the " lttle lMagican " p-..seP ed. There is a
ereat deal of suavity and dignty in the general
exprresion, attl l te cap I.)U to Dr-)w s"eins to
Iff rd a giurantse of ie I-fty t'ir-al tinlhfifa
-,ns for w hich ; ,.v trn.i. r >i- ot'ir it rnn iw ed
lhLritcih(out te Da:il.ii i. n. Blni hts an at, !t ra
bly plied head, arid a profile d-notiig an ex~eed
I s oLItiunt t of tirmnes an san laI. i y. There are
irs klet abrlit te ncik, whi h tell of .tronc
,aions as d u t~lin' ited indulhtl nce or t re:n : liit
:t t artly that , -tr k ig a h-icc m.(tc th,. "yt if
the observer. If the twit Immiratic csat la'es
do not belhe their ihotograpLs, they assuredly
The wi-ut i tai 'rite hrs
'he Aug:ian prab!es nnd the other la')or of
1l.i Itles were chtli"' play or :ipared to the "~tsa
whlih rbe mouror d B lair Lav eftlure them :n
their coinine alministration. Wi e !eave nt l.te.
tpriere at hand. and can:ot remem'or all tie f-ati
,Ihllttrd to tlhe lder,:god u-f a.t: ,ity: b it t!.e
Itext president will tihae to ibehlead ttat Lcti.. ,n
I vdra. the ire 'tr-'ti."- t,reH s , and cleanse the
< '-.,tittinin U id ,e :.W of thle Aug: tn ith
whii h eight vears nt ral-r .'e lti I rcrrupti .t hone
]I es d up cudir the anitpu.ations of raLical
cattle in Congress.
'' ·,in KiEFrP. v 0mn.'ti eteerned a-d 4: ired.
nr t oily by his mltltiry ass .ate' an ,i his Perso, n..
trPnds., but by the ,,'p'pe of New t:leass and
l.ouisiana at large, poid . '. te honor of .,a vijit
yesterday. at th. sancta' .1f the Ceect cc. The
cai.r is a true edlier, ag -·d echolar, and a ma;t
gental and accom!liohed getlerman.
Tan Ta epTraneR yesterday, as shown by the
tFermometer at U. Dubamei's, remved to 11t
('anal street, wa as follows : At 6 A. . Ti" de
grees; 12 . 87;S3 r.. t ;6 r. . '3.
FrtIs Now t I$ As-OX are excellent, p'entiful
I and beap. PIeaches, figs, melona and apples
have never been known to be of sach a fine
quality or so abundant. The recent heavy rains
have seriously injured the fig; bat that fruit ha's
Sproved a surfeit at ulmost every table, and no
body regrets its approachinog disappearance. Tre
tnLeat peaches are eedling at ten cents a dozen
s lhat is, atthe depots outside of the Mediterranear
.ring. That rIng regulate their prices by the
physiognomy and dress of their patrons. An old
Sservant woman or an urchin or a nig wil get
dozen good peaches or four or lve rosy applet
I for a nickel, where the universral reply to a gen
. tit.la 1i "tree for dtlte-'J" 1U IemosntrIstt
with abnot the exrnhrtanee of the price the sastr- 4s
nine fruiterer Invariably remarks, "duppoe.-y p*
you no like.y, no take-y. '
Tas CaU cTsaI of the present General As
sereb y and the important issues which are daily
conaioered by that body, have rendered it ne- oil
cessary that the public should be made fully sIo
quainted with the details of ts debates. With
this view, we think that the Senate has wisely
though, proper to appoint an official reporter. 0
Mr. H. C. Manley, the efficient gentleman me- in
lec'ed to fulil' this important position, proposes
at the end of the session to furnish, in book mt
form, a complete repert of the debates upon the
most important questions which will appear be- of
fore the Senate, besides furnishing, from trme W.
to time, in the daily papers as much of the de- cal
bates as his arinous duties will conveniently bu
jermit. we
THFrs Is AT ?REsENT such a plentiful scarcity I
of excitement and amusements in this goodly
town of ours, that when it became generally mn
un.eratood that Dr. Rosevally, the patentee of an ti
ingenious species of life preserver, was, yester- It
day afternoon, to give a practical illustration of see
its usefulness, in the river, the crowd which as
sen bled to witness the trial was immense. The an
floating wharf of the Canal street ferry (near o1,
which the show was to come off was full as it pr
could hold; the levee for a square up and down
war heavily fringed with spectators and the
gnar a, of the Gea. Qutman and Lulu D. bath of
which were lying ner, were crowded with peonle w
anxious to see the curious sight. At the a.
pointed bour Dr. Rresevlly and a friend who
bad sfioient confidence in the invention to stake he
his ife nupon it, togethier with a number eh
of invited guests (and a number of uninvited ones I
hbo crowded in.) proceeded on board of a smail hb
stesaner, and at once arrayed themselves in the he
costume. The whole apparatus was described at t.
lergth in yesterday's Catses.Tr, and we shall not a
here repeat it. oce clothed, the doctor and his el,
itleni jumped off, and were soon seen bobbirg w
up and down in the muddy waters cf the tlisa- of
sippi evidentlyss much at home as if on dry land.
Shlie doctor, from a kind of buoy, which he had in
tow, took out a flask and inuliged in a smile and
then lit his cigar and proce,,ded to erterv himself.
Aler " bobbing around" for a half hour the two
gentlemen were taken ii tow by skds and safely
landed.
Pr. fosevally's invention seems to us to owe is le
principal merit to the India rnhber suit which. w
covering the whole body, protects if from the at
water and thus from chill. The portion of the
at paratus which keeps the wearer afloat appears
to be a simple cork-jacket. The invention will 61
r-rve mott useful in rivers and calm waters, but a
it remanrs to be proven whether it would prove
equal to a heavy sea. We should have mentioned at
abtove that the whole apparatus can be pat on in
live minutes. C
Taeau to John Kaiser, Esq., scribe of Oliver h
Encan lpmec t No. 10, S. W. M., for a cordial iuvta- t
tini to attend the grand ppin-u-i, ball and balloon t
ia.-.trslon to te given at Oak!and Course on Sain
da) cext, for the benefit of the widows and or- uw
phans' fund. The occasion promises a d-ligtitful c,
lime, and mlay we be there to see, to report and
to einjuy. M
TnrER WAS NOTlhNo, absolutely nothing at the N
the recorders' courts of the Secold and Third is. 11t
tr!cts. )esterdsy and the day before, the police a
stations, or the coroners', that was worthy of the o
most cursory notice. b
To i R. one of the pleasantest rights to by wit.
ce-secd on that memorable evening of last Satur
day. wees the splendid illumination of our able
cenfi, e and neighbor, the German Gazette. The t
tcaiette, we believe, had a leaning towards the
rivcal party some time since: but the names of a
Seymour and Blair are now the names of its can
.:ates for the presidency. The unanimity of our
Gernan population for the Democratic nolilnees
:s wor derful. Almost to a man the German cit- i '
ztusn t New Orleans are opposed to Grant and
l.e policy of the radical party. The white people
of L,,u,.ian-a-we don't mean the sejourning car
petibaggers-prest nt a Macedonian phalanx.
Tnr DccCroRs find their occupation almostgone. (
Tit) i tiaractetize the condilton of the city as
wntu ly healthy. The drug stores manage to pay f
ctruel t expenses from the sales of soda water, I
Kissergen. Blue Lick and Vichy. Physic is now I
thri wn to the ii ga, the carcaese to be seen about
the streets at an enrly hour in the morning show -
ig that the dlttle arid mortar of the apothecary I
ire osuer and deadlier than the bomb and the
nmortar of the artill.rist.
Tic L.:TTI. GIRL.? AvN RTtvu whose morning
or eebiung excurions to the City I'ark sad other
-!iacy pleasure grounds are so frequently and
Ia:iile-o! estopped by "the gentle rain from
liteavn, of which we are now receiving a daily
overdose, are very fond of saying " rain, rain, go
to lpain; never colle back here again."
F( LciiEr:s.-Sergeant Sheldon found on Wed
r eday night the house of Mr. Leon, corner of I
( amp and Poeyfarre streets, was entered by
soin e parties unknown, and robbed of a couple of
cut-adeliers and a lot of burners and gas pipe.
It e c ouse was unoccupied. ,
'lie residence of lMrs. Froth, 373 Plenton street, I
was also entered the same night and robbed of
rs me four or five dollars worth of various arti
cles.
SThe store of Smoker & Co., corner Toledano I
aisd tMagaazine streets. was broken into yesterday
nort.ing about : o'clock and robbed of sundry
iroceries. ()ff-cer Benton caught up with the
thief at 6 o'clock, on corner of St. Charles and
Felicity Road. and he is now in custody.
Mr. G. P. Work, residing on the corner of Ba
t roni e and Jackson streets, was so unfortunate as
to have his house entered by burglars yesterday
wortir g. The thief contented himself with a lot
I of wealing apparel, and got safely off with his
I booty.
J in my Nocoun made an attempt to rob the till
cIf Ur. luichart, who keeps a grocery on levee
Sstret, tetween Ilarmony and Ninth. Mr. l:chIrt
I was in a back room at the time, but, by an in
1 g i ous contrivance, whenever his money drawer I
' luli('d iut by any ou' except one " kouwiug
the :oles,' a crr,-i'ershIe nroie is made. The
trap woreked beautifnlly yesterday, and, in conse
qmnce thereof Jnrlty came to grief.
(;,G, li i I ks had f ur hams stolen from him
ty o"tir boy..
'Ihe csrriage hctse No. 24 Roman street we
rrtcied on '!-:r day night, anl a new set of
it gey harPness st 'n pfr ,i t ,-,e . The harness
L' Ieli ig to Mr George 'sw lreo-k who will give
'tn ,' :lars for the h.'rness or for informationthat
e riy lead to its recovery.
TIe MOUrlE ctOMMITTc H on penitentiary, consist
ir-g if Messre. Melvin, of Nachitoches, Hill, of
n A:cension, I.e Blanc, of A v-selles, Hanlon of
a riceanl, and MHatthews, of tensas, has been
L i ii cctid to visit the State Pententliary at Baton
I:( rie ard retort upon its condutimn. An irqu'ry
IS as Iu. ho is to pay Ihe expienses of this little trio
d havag been addrr -ed toe speaker, that ob.cer
STxi r-e (d the i tie:., that the uands mUst come
Iiut .f each men t, r's pocket.
S \i t, oven T,),i v we Lhave the most gratifying ac
SI.el io.f l)ea.ocrati c l.bs bling formed. NEvrT,
-f i i e p ,lii.cal hLlu; ry of New i)rleans, has so
i uch enthu-iasm been manifested. The wbi;te
citizeis seem to be si-timted by a sing'e prpose,.
,nd even the colored populatlon are preparug to
) gain:ze in a great n ai yprecincts,. and to ci:ne
1ut manfully anid fl.at-i. red fir the Ueinoira:ic
anci.dates. II the same unamr.irity and zcI tire
1a;l els where in the land. i;rant will he a worse
i-at ,an nt an N-item Ler thau Wuhflild Scot was
. Ltil he ran fir pr,.-ilett.
A BiI., to establh a I ontiitmaina tate Itery
e lis teen introduced by one if the cired mua
' btrs of the House.
it i' o iTtTL) in the Bouse yeaerday that un
a,'!.'r:zd I rderr : 'or c'inma.: r, le q'a. Ct'"-s ',f
eP'tnery and la·nit:re f-r n , in the hall ant
the i n unittee r, , ;i-, h-b] i-men given; and a
r'* "ntln w:oe. eireiiore, POPl piacing the I' tr
d. I s tg piwe: .a tLe han.ds of the scrgeatat-at
arn. or, ly.
F1 Firt -'re'ry CoIt se' .nrs -one for each
i d.tict of New (riiau are contemplated in a
be i'1 introdaced )eitrdsy in the toae iy a IRe
at uI,!can member from St. Marys.
TiiRr-Y.v:v.I small boys and large boys hove
been nating as pageti the LHouse and its comn
I- n ltes "ap to the present time, uLot )eserday a
Ieo- mataon was passed couttlg the force dsnu to
twelve, after a wtek from to day.
U ienar WlIt.I'ns alias York Woods, and Wie.
e Washington alias Isaauc Southern, were arrested at
ie fve o'clock on hbrsday morring for having atolen
docks In their possession. Woder t a ducks
as are relatives of those Latched from parrot's eggs
as recently detaled in this column.
a- AT AsI.ar rlys TUornt'S persons thronged the
tn t.ves, last even:ng, to witness the experiment of
the the !ufe saving apparatus in the swift currents and
old rndertow of the Miisitppi. Just above Julia
a street ('apt. Tom smtth had about a hundred of
les the nation's wards onloading a couple of coal
n- Lsrges. When~ these 'trepressub!e youths per
te4 tived the immense crowd they dropped thleir
wheelbarrows and russbe dow It teesee sone,- -
pectiag to be spetatoe of another rit. Great A
was their dbsappointment at seehlg oily two
white people gyrating to t e water. Ra
G. WAssitesox slept at the Centralb tation last Th
night. Ch
A Pinor PAetaearn.-Tbhomas Prine, a son of Blm
Ham, was on Thursday morning arrested on the Pa
corner of Galvez and Conti streets, ct arged by Dr
- Bersth with the theft of a ham which he had
in his posseesion atthe time of his arrest. Th mas Pp
must explain things. Du
AOTnEI DIPCIPLIU o7 BACON. and an absorber L1i
of that article to the extent of one shoulder, was AI
W. lHornsley. He, however, was not allowel to He
carry out h!is idea of carrying off the hog moat. I'o
but was by cflicer Clermont arrested, and as he
was caught in flanr9ate d ,ictu, will probably Ne
s.ffer for his ill-judged attachment to pork. Ne
STOrSw Orsa.-Officer Mayfleld, yesterday FIS
morning at 4 o'clock, found open and onguarded ome
ti e colleehouse corner of Exchange Alley and ep
I ustomhouse streets. hMen will never learn, it Park
sees.
The store of Mr. Cashing, corner of St. Charles A
and Union streets, o as on Thrr.rday night ftoun of N
iten. How such carelere.-sse :an exist is inoom- Mr
prehencible to us. justi
TDwirTer KIe1', acensed by Felix Allaguer RI
tintelx Al'agner) of dicourteotia conduct, t on.
wit: aaeault and battery. was on Tthursday
arrested and held to answer. 154
LODGtIRa , LOOK urtr-Recordcr Becker day
hefore yesterday issued orders that all persons TI.
claiming tree lodgings at the First District ittaion- tie
h -use ahall be given the privdiege of sleeping free, Ni
hu' that on the morning after they must apoear
hetore hin and either enter into bonds to leave
thie city within twenty-four hours, or go to the 'I
Woortthouse, where they ehaml he made to earn th-ir sern,
sleeping quarters. This is a good move, ant wl l, Ile
we think, do muchb towards getting rid of the h ,rde
of vagrants who nightly sponge upon the city.
.1 SEi MIt Tre made an unsuccessful attompt
yesterday morning very early, to steal the horse `lav
Aid cart of D)ominick Deva:ot. Dominick natu- Tb
ail) objected. and as a righteous vengeance, had bran
James arrested and tarried to the Tra'.- Station.
FoU E niNIFi GRINDiR Was careless enough to the
leave his apparatus in Lafayette square last night, I,
wlthout any one in charge. heault: Stone now at
station, waiting a claimant. a
WiI.I.IAM lInmis is accused by Bridget Penoler
grant with violation of her person, while on hor ,| dsy.
a steamboat on the passage down from i't ro. Ci
lec-order Becker will investigate the case to-day, cooi
and doubtless give Wi:iam his dues. Pt
,itsi S-TOR of Mr. iushing, on the corner of St. Miss
('htrles and Perdido etiet-, has been found ipen T
by the police two rights in succession. Mr C ish
Ita! richly deserves robbery. When he is Ltois blils
tre.ted he will learn prudence. A
IF et:tan 1,rEt cKER has turned over to tni' tree- Con
urer $,4i : 50, proceedls from lines collected in his li
coiurt during the present month. othe
Fiar-RTt DISTRICT (CoIRT--.n I)tiietise S,0. .- A
Migel (;enaru de l.izardi, reaiding in the ' ty of for
e Meaxco, has instituted a suit in damages against (
the New Orleans 1 anal and Banking Company,
SesLd Effingham Laurence, of this city, for the sumn lie
5 of eight hundred and seventy-tive thousand five .t
bhuL ded and odd dollars, for the following alleged t; L
hbat the petitioner is owner of the Santa T
Arnna sugar plantation in the parish of Plaques- pii
e mines, and whilst he was in peaceable possession dow
a thereof, with all its apportenancee.the said Canal u
ad Banking C'omuany inarituted suit agaust
Manuel Julian de l.izardi, on the I rh July. Iil, res
r ad. by virtue of a writ of attachment, illegally go
cc zted said plantation. together with a large C
ruartity of snuar and molasses and other drap- lis
d t 'y thereon, and persisted in maintaining the ille- ea
a gal seizure and possession (notwithstanding petl
tone's remonstraces,) from that date up to A
t.ine, 186i. when the plantation and such porti ins nici
iof the other property as lhad not neen sold, lost of I
D. or destro)ed, were returned to petitioner.
Is hat the suit against Manuel J. de Lizardi was
y finally decided aga.inst the ('anal Bank by the ýu- s ft
r, eprne i curt, and that the damages sustained by soli
w pl titioner amount to the sumn above mentioned. t
it TI at the value of the (rotr. and the damages
- accruing to the plantation during the Interim from ,r
'y I-, l to Iti8, can oully be estimated at the amuuut it,
u il, mied. I
Mr. Laurence is made a party to the suit for ams
having been surety on the attachment bond in the
original suit against MI. .1. d' Lizarli. tLe
Attornies for the plaintiff: C. Roselins and F
Alfred Phillips. me!
The crops on the Santa Anna plantation for the eat
eight years of allreed illegal seizure are set d,-wn
t at si average of ;l:l hogalltads of sugar and 11,7
barrels of molasses, and it las wrthy of record to Eat
d. slate that, whi'et the crop of 10t 2 is est.- at
tf n ated only at $41.i000, that ofl 1c4.5, for thes rstme
,y Onantity, is estimated at $1t ,5 ii, and thats of
of 1-i-: at $ll12,itu-all in round numbers. The w1:
a.fir-t va:uatioa was probably in gold, and that ,f tra
the two last in greenhat ks. The interest alone on
It the value of the crops at five per cent. reaches we
of s;:hn a fraction of the large sum of $11.,oo10.
ti- The ptainttll also claim.s damages for the waste a.
and neglect of unultivated laud. upon which a I
no growth it willows has been allowed, wbl-h it as
ty will ri quire some conu !aerable expense to clear di'l
ry away.
le FtI-Ti DIt'TRtr CtorRT.-J.Tohn M. Harer and
d i has. H. Jones, cintractors for contr in fra
levees in the parish of W\-t Baton :uut-,', had col
a cined OUt a mandaimus ont J. iQ. A. Fellows, presi
a dent, and N. C. Snethen, secretary Board of lc
It Levee Comruissioners, to show cause why they
ot should rot be compelled to draw a warrant in on
ii favir of the petitioners upon the State treasurer cri
for $20.120 10, balance due them for labor per
ill timed. The case wi!! be tried by Judge Leau.
,e m(,t on Monday, the 27th inst., at I r. . a
in.- I ECOi:trsR t, yERn's (o ii r.--Pat. Corly, who u1
rer stole a pair of shoes from 120 C(anal street, and
cg la:les Mlarthail, who attempted to appropriate
he h:alt dtizen pair of Pcisstr from our neaBIhhrs, Be
e. It- , ltos. & Co., were sent before the First his- vh
ti letIt C( urt. v
A. asyne, colored, and t. Silais, free lodters
i( "Ti urseday rlt, on )teing arramnied )y'ter lay P
ani ranitg, gave evtlerceo tf Iinsanity, and were
of tlcr line iunt by his L.ottr to the asylum. Al
.',ain (, i oirtor, ef urg-d by his w[:l wil h)pat
sva rg aid otherwirpe niraltreatiing her, was sent be
tat f re the First I>trictl 'ourt, ulnder bonds (iI
fito . ac
.I. Montgomery, accowd of concealing mate
est- rial witietese in the case if the nmurder of i aw-.
of r-·ce t ollins, was remauned to jail and his trial
of it deflnitely pottpunt d. at
en tFrark Brown, with two acsCsations against hi
oinn imi--one by Augutaus Alexandar otf strbtng, .
ry .id cne by Ellen lt .ott, it rtipe anti at'eivtedd
rio nitrder--wll answer to ioth tu the 2L:h. P
Pi(-COltTIER JA(So':'o C('oRTt.-r m. Jmrte' col- M
o cred, rra;igned fur stalinn7 a lot of gri, eris ,
Itr il the gioery of Smoker & Co.. corner Maga- i
C ine and Tutedatto streets. early yeitr.rdy imn- M
-r, .,g was set I telire 'ha First I)i.trict ('our', and
so u di lau!t of 30,0 ball was remranded to the P'.rish
re. ~I ltncr lrnh, ctlored, harget with the theft
to f two ditan ot eas plrtt'an's, wortfh $5(", frm i
:ne Le reslidence of ;ea. I;ragg, on the corner of
,-ic xth aid ChesI.L: a'teetts, was yes'er-tay ar
re- IFed. 'he stIr .i; iR s dino in br-adl day':i4ht,
rae ou JtiIv l.th, h Ilhatl, ,avi;tg been formerly em
ea I 3,(ii at a si','aut 5y t!le g ,eneral, hi-Pn~ ig the 1
'rt n .t well en .: bh t- t-aki teo ritk o f detec
r iI n. Te ti-,ordi; tei t him Itfore 1t e First lii
itr.(t ( .rt and li defat ot o - $Ii ballurdered hiir
;i ( ed I '. The : I- e ,:: t itiiet aC- -o ed of being
I'r-i's ac aCepli'Ces wee d-schare'd, the evidence
in :Lt sutalnii[g the cltarge.
Irt 1 a() it- ,t (;r i.-va t .--The dilfferent diRs
tn1 tr court s a l. tanl a ., u re. tiuring theiss .,ttir
,ir t t:Lte, except the Itlrt Ii*'rs t, Judge A, etl.
I lltes. -ianda·slnes stdl other proe*-aee of a
att itar b(haratte:, are exaimlie. rlnd pasee. to-n
pItll dicaly; Lut the Ilawytrs tnl mirst of the
.ich .ages havs left the c'y f,-r the sunime: reorts.
IRe- Twa r hriirsiis.' btri , Tv 705 SCrttr - F a
-V .t iii' I or'uv o BEu, hI.creT:.-lartic 'iiAr
ove sttention is called to the sale at gaction ti, be
on nmadte this day at no:on, at the Merchants' and
va Auctlcneers' Echange. IRoyai street, by the
.to cer:.ff of the parih c. (Orleans, of two lata of
grt.ound, with the brldinge and improvemen's
Itiren, situated cn Philippa i now D:ryades
' l*e: t berween nsal and Common streets,
d at Irot It, bict. For foi. particulars see advertise
olen nt
eggs lar atiI coit sT A'rATiu. Chias. T. Nash
w ,i Sia l thes day at 10i o' t:h-,k, on the levee, foot
the :f 5notre DIlme street, 500 bales hay and J)0
nt of sacks corn. bee advertisement.
sand -~--- -
Julia IPAC.rtuCK Bsarrv.--iLt is a terrible ahbock
sd of to a charming woman--odeea, to aniy woman-
coal to find that her teeth are " beginning to go.'
per- Never will any human being who used the Irgrap'.
their sesodont make tibt dieoverj.
EDITOIAL P"A sA FR5EC. ZT4.
A pr rtlon of the Shreveport News Is for sale.
Rusk county, Texu, will have abundant oropa.
The asoensttion of the Bay of Samana sticks.
Charlotte Cashman goes to Italy in November.
Risterl goes to Brazil shortly.
Parlis bas a iod& touttia.
Drought is rinalag the c. op tIn Canada.
"Pluvionus" again yesterday.
Dull times at the livery stables.
Lager beer busanesM takes the lead Just now.
A Landseer has been sold In London for $20,000.
IHenan has not challenged McCoole.
Portland will soon be watered by Sebago pond.
Nebraska propomee to raise oysters.
Needless cruelty- Hanging gardens.-[Ex.
Flattering to be designated as the husband of
some strong minded.
Dexter has "busted" Longfellow and Joel
Parker.
A prospective million is added to the populatioa
of New York city in the next decade.
Mrs. Sprague wept over the defeat of the ohief
justice.
Revertdy Johnscn was banquotted at Annapolis
on the 21st.
15o0,000 000 eggs go from Ireland t) England
. ..sotlly.
The author of Wre. Pendleton wse the author of
the "Star Spangled isbauner."
Napier, not the lord mayor, received the free.
de m of London.
'loan Plon is on his way home. lie made a re
served speech to the ( retans at Lyra.
Ilease, also, wants a naturarlzation treaty with
Wendell Phillips is the money pillar of the Antf
"lavery Standard.
The Spanish Queen is said to drink a pint of
brandy a asy.
Madame Strakosch has gone to Paris to attend
the wedding of her aster ^attl.
It is said the railroad from Shreveport is to be
put through Into Texas.
A bhark was caught in Amite river the other
day.
Cotton is good in the Alabama canebrake
country.
Strong fears of the cotton wolm are revived la
M iesii.ippi.
Tar and feathers is the fashionable toilet is
Mississippi.
A your d bearis domesticated in a beer shop on
Conmon street. It is as playful as a kitten.
lead (Gen. Blair's letter of acceptance in an.
other column.
A colored lady advertises In a Chicago paper
for "a respectable white nurse."
G(;ns. Grant, BSerman and Sheridan reaohed
Denver on the 21st.
.lames Stevens, ex -Fenian head center, isr sid
to have arrived at New York.
There is a cheering rnmor that the six-cylinder
epigram and campaign song machine has broken
down from over-work.
Some of our ungrateful Southern contempora
ries colmplain of hot weather. They had better
go to New York and "cool iof."
Crops are still reported good in Carroll aad
i:apidils parishes, and in western Louisiana and
eastern Texas.
A writer in Echoes from the Clu'bs thinks pic
nics are yet in their infancy, and that eighteen out
of twenty are failures.
A method has been discovered of convertlng the
as ft and fleecy fibre of cotton into a hard and
solid substance like horn and ivory.
Florence Matilda MceNwen, actress, was
drowned at Tonu'eville recently. She had passed
tii. revious iight in revelry on board a steamboat.
It as said that the East Indians use enormous
amounts of silver jewelry-enough to account for
tLe scarcity of that metal in civilized countries.
Eight Arabs have been at nten led to imprison
ment for life in Algeria for the trivial offense of
eating fricasseed baby.
A party of newspaper excuraionisti from the
East wore running te, papers ad talking politios
at Omaha on the 2olh.
I he " smartest woman in New York " runs a
wh!:lt sle harness and saddlery establiabment and
traosacts her own buinuess.
We are enjoying very cool and delightful
weather, bating a little too much moisture, for
sa nie purposes.
Mr. (,liver Dyer is ac Iniring a hig! reputation
as a sketch writer in Psckard'a Magazine. IHe
did the "Wickedest Man," etc.
Itonner is again adverti.'ng his paper by way of
fracti nal stories in the New York dailies, "to be
continued in the Ledger."
The Mail recommends the reformed wicked New
Toiker to be employed in the police department,
on account of his thorough acquaintance with
crime and criminals.
The Prussian penitertiary, ".t fr'i'- is described
as a very jolly sort of pi!a e. hri-li and books
andi eery thing comfortabl are fouind in the cells
of tie prisoners.
Carl Benson writes to the New ''ork Timesfrom
Berks counly, Masa., of a i,,tliive green misat
visible there on the evenring of the l:lth, and em
vlvping the whole landscape. It changed tL
purplish haze betore darkness fell.
lite "wickedes nran ia Now York," John
AKleu, oRtered to turt Lis drnce house into a
ri .ge for aLandon",l w,·ion, and to pay one
third of the expense. t11: proposlia hau been
acce l:ted by some bIei vlent gentleman.
A rascally asd ieedy wag hoaxed Chicago the
o her day, by announcing the arrival of Bonser
and his fast horses. i.ouos were engaged at &
hitel, and a band discoursod much russio before
a house where lI;oner was reported to be tarm
p, rai y ltopping.
,f the c, ne orera season in New York the
Msii says: l'ike ir, iluisr ti give us Italian opera
aid is endeavi-ring to engage lchnoeder to oome
lherie ad show us the iriinal Grande h)uchase.'"
Max i'rakosch has c-,re to l: .rrpe to engage a
;t.,lran opera comp.tny, and deelares he will
bring notl.t g ri.t brat-clts material. Grau is re
I airnug the I':rnch Iliheatir ai.d greatly improvit
it I relimninary toopenn " In thn as' mn with opera
iboitle, fir which he is now makuing engagements
among the singers il the I'ar,'iau theaters.
TrinEAT.uI(AL.-i\O n,1I r.tanitd th at on the
li"h of nixt ionith t(1.' Shakopeare C('lib will
giV(,' rnither cf t!:,o .nt' rtsinmentt to
alucih our peopl,: 1..-o nw leardned to
l, o k f .rw ro rd w ith :, Ii ,l --r". T hey w ill
Si, rfrm, ve .r' t I1 ', I) l dIr.lrt" and
' i tel tc·,s i ln he .." i clii inmaRgine the
ilih ,,r i..it tin tLat th lo idti.g of this
l. I ragruph "ill (r, ,ae.
a E. c'ARVER A (,.'-. t(iO'l-N tny.--The great
e nperi'rlty of these rCns is, doubtless, well known
to the majority of o'r planters, and it is to this
class of our reaiers attention is particolarly
r duected to the card of Mesars. Foster & Co., 170
Si rarser street, thta gentleanly agents. Massrs.
d (arver & Co., during the " late nno!asan:aness,'
t hou6h the dereand for their gins wad in a man
s ncr sspenided, never atplpel rus:ifacturing, and
the conbquenare of th1i enargy andil foresight is,
Sthat the comry any have now on hand a large and
splendid •a ortment ready to meet the demand of
the crop. P'arties leaving their orders with
h Messrs. ~,'ostr & (. for the making of one of
it these gin to thear own liking will meet with
pri-mn'gt attention. (pecimrnus can be seen at the
of," e. 170 Gravier street. dnpli-ates oe which are
ck D warehouse, Now is the time to purchase and
Ito get ready for girning. The charges are very
sp little aborve the old price, and this is owing to re
cent and dcided imnprovementls s ee ard.
