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$h iu tiqnus Qqrsqqent
IF CIAL JOUINAt OF THE CITY OF NEW O.LtANS,
". 0. wIXeo. 3l, and PJ warulaes. I,
oMiOI We. 4 CAMP hTKarE, p
_I Yearly BsabwrtpumL In a.veae, al; half yearly, 1m;
alrul.ly, 34t lgle .plU 10 rams p
rMTue WaeaRt- Cans.nwl I pabUllsd ery S y C
*i*lbrnato p IBlarlaIlrI to Iamae
RAT'RDAY MORNIN., MARCH 6. lrS.
AMlUIIBM NT T1I-rs dVMXIMY . Il
NEW OPPRA HOUSIE
Auber' , pera. "Iftd. r ' ,n lree a ts.
Perfrmae. omeaesseD O ai 7 , a. I.
VABIETTR TrEAT Er a.
Elgalnment of Mary l'adetate--"The Stranexr. "
lto manes cormee at 7'.r . x.-Ma:inee as i! .,
Is
PT. CBARLE S THEATER.
MlfgamOeat of Fasay Jaaasekeok- "Katherine 1I."
lrflorN e oommaaA ln at 7,4 P. a. t.
ACADEMY OP MOUIC.
hareie4ae CorUbLatien--" ermsa e Prty Tlvle," sad RE
Brave G(ls of the South "
P·artrmaa s ommeae at 7i r. a -Matinee at 12 a. 1
BEBCiNT OTTI MU$EUM AND MENAEKRIa b
Open from. 8 Z. to 10 . a.
00RNER LOUISLAWA AENUW AND T HOUPITO U
LAS 'ar -;T. r
reat Ivlrg Wonder-A t'*It wah Thrlm Eye and Three
1t...-,
('D exlhbition or a naew or.
¢1Y ON Irsmu Paoe-Second Page : of
R u. itlr'h , 7 ' cr, esponden o, Te.* "r Item.;. o'
Lelttr from St. L,,mi., Ti ,, ',an n, o f far in- it
vsil, it.'. Third Page : ;,r- , n t 'ers,,," d hi
arnd tler ,.,s.p, .Sixth Page: (Oil·iag l'ro- ci
Oetiils q tf fle L;urd of A!de,'rn,. . Seventh tl
Page: Irai IsMtat 3atrker, Fwur,' iti, CGn-'
mercial and Rlive'' Rep,,rtt.
Buy your clwara at the premlrtim Imnafactory
of Geo. Alcts, 153; Pa~na:rt street, te:ow tiloal,
New Orleans. Address lock ,i ", pitoTice. 1
To-morrow7 Carl., r.r will le nuusually al
full of interesting mlattir. It will coot in i th
bennt+tnl storey nitideai" a 'il thlir's Lv- ; of
" lihi, 1;1-ha and lnh, ' for the littlh folks : i
The I ieiing 8esion of I M,-, h1 ' t)ur .mTriu. th
of the " Spni etntotifi t : I; 11 ,ict by t
Xariffa: ureitti, p. rson',l arnd ,thl'r ,,issip; wl
a 1,ll not ac, 1,..a', l.in r:: L t I;. ll,' IlB v..a
the fantul ('Confederate 1py : the ('tE'ss L\T - a
wet ly ifahion artlelr : our we:ly th.a::: .l t
slnummary an1! c.lote.i, tales, ettry' and a
mants Il oth, r literr..y iett .' r ,: interst t,
ev :1 ,,d',. It x;l y f,,r ,aice r wih er at )
tte r".ut.- .,(r c,"'\y.
The Weekly CLESCENT, I1Hlllt' cverv SF'
arday mItning, conttain, the ne-17 of the l
week by telegraph and mail, editors,.ly,
local matters of interest, financial and cow
lercild lnummary. state of the nmarkets and ttu
a collection or' interesting micet-ll-ue0n "
articles. It is an acct ptable present to siend thi
to a friend or correspondent in the conn.- th
by. Copies, pnt up in wrappers, ready for
the nail, can be had at our co(uItingl-room,.
We will r1e.I;ve a linmitt'tl number of ldver
Uisement., for tLe WeeklVy, andOil Ill ti,; r at
ireuhlatei in all the snrronudins StaL-<, -i=
value as an advtrtising medlum is ver) great. 1it
Mr. Waslhbirne, Ihi" W ,'-; "et:rv of st ti, t
is the senior n,ei i,, r f 1, 1t , ,, f : ,
sentatives. 1it 1: .i ltIl o-Loe at i , u!_ I thr
more ext1 rii Lct. Ii 1.1 the reT' t tin (I f "
being an ihonetst nlL, ;t ie:ia.t . h. " 'S i' hiStm
self : atdI, 1lt, ly. l h, . tred t' r. o'mmenid
himself to public fv.or l .-- t, n ,tkire n t to,,t
rate speech on tle tttianc, '. i t1 \.hkih h1e it
comimendedtll eonott. ,. 'lnl'ttill-d Itin- PlcIcI ,
Railroal swimtle. , t.l 1. :. , 1i. fir' uns on.
slanght on the whilsy ri. an11 i thtr re: -
ennue thiev,.s. Tt was not to tL, h. Lwever
that ht oaed ,a : al. I,.ilt.uCnt. Lut to Lis per- to
sonal r.hlaiuioun: with ti t . .. ' r0.idnut. Sen
ator Yates was the original disc,trer ( btue
Grant, 1,but Wabhlu:un k:. c:ui t, that des- de
tinction. In fact, l. to the d,'vcryt in qtes
art'
tion, Wuthburno iloids thue ,lllt- rclatin:l to
Slalt s thl.t .A:terie'" V i.s)llpuct hell to
pe,
Colnrnhlu. It has, all aloi, be'n knwn her
that W~.aslbllunrne's b ;lntienc. ot' r c;rint wasF
alnast unlimited, but it h:\,t 1, chn riven out fu
that the slate of his hl-lth wotuld precl,,de Ne,
him Ifrom accerptintz a .,Li:t t poY.iin--:i nat
other wotds that he woull lrt-fer to .,it le- ea
hind the throne and pull thlr w;ris. 1
The appointment of A. 1'T.Stewart :,i Cec. lin
retary of the tr 2,"ry has lBeen lnti.;pated Iby
the public. TLhi gentleman was one oft' the
bondholdlng ring cito trotted out Gen. (;rant I
last witt-r. 'lT' st I iti - n n uit e Cn.-t .l . 'V
forcing (;rant'r L, n:Unatisin at ('hicago, and Ill
contrilit'd materially to s,.Ori his election, s er.
To ortil,,ok their <l :':-. 'i' tLhe ftorn. tuiou f i ct
his cal i;et v. uld hate mle oi.noi 1 10o milti- erlI
tud cn the ) art cf the *" w I'reiietnt. 'Ii. i
,Sttwlrt is th lurrcest dry gI , - .-lie.lla in t i-ta
th. 'al 't : NIte..r , , 1 . . n t; ,i. et i lu, l i tb. i in
jii ,'it , - .h ..- oi', ,,. " th, e-inU I-tl.r
bllit het -ia, ti,+ h, . 'i lt- e< ,iinht ftu I c Ir a
aimd Inuld l Tlh, ' Ii Ct r I. wrt Ip.. - la
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THE RED BIVER TRADE.
The Shreveport Southwestern of the 24
inst. notices the arrival at that port of the
large sidewheel steamer II. M. Shreve, with a
large cargo of Western produne. The same
paper contains an article on the " New Orleans
Underwiiters and IRed River Navigation," in
which it reiterates th' statement that the
policy pursued by the New Orleans insurance
companies is driving the Red River trade
awa) from this city. It states that. already
$10,000O worth of Western produce has been
landed at Shreveport, direct trom St. Lonis.
and that, "if the New Orleans mercbbants do
not take this matter in hand, and that too
without delay, they will lose the trade of the
RIed 1titer Valley." Now we would ask our
Shreveport contemporary what the New Or
leans merchants are to do when they do
"take this matter in hand "" The assertion
is that Western produce is shipped direct to
Shreveport, and tL.t this result iL owing to
the high rate of insurance charged by the
New Orleans ofiict s. The true explanation
seems to us to be riucih simpler. Western
produce goes direct to threveport because it
is cheaper to tahe it thet,, direct than to
brin.g it down to New Orleans. and then re
sbip it I,,r I:ed 1iver. It is th , natural
course of trade, and a reduction of In.urmanc
rat'.s wonid not ai;tr it.
Nevertb(eless there, are somne k:nds of frei-ht
Which are Itiictedi by liner nct'es in nsiliraLcx.e
and if the high r.dte, charged ly New Orleans
ofices d i.e ciaty our ti,-dh ia tL. , article,,
our insunrace t on,panie, are ,ct rtaia:ly a, tin'.
in a very- suicidl manner In ,rr nular tl i
high rat. s ch.:rgd on steiubo,,t- is cal
culated to dr:vo t.:! river c'arrliLý trade froum
this ]o't as no 1oty V n Ca ,.loi t pay . per
cernt. I., wayV of i:surance alh,n an:- ' erau!,et
with I., i x i. Lich t,:y onol 1 , tI ' r cut., oil
'F(pe. . is t'h r.t' rha' d L, N'--" O)rlcan
(tlkes eC o Io ts : -.-ng tz.': ." , th. r ., .
'1o shlow the absul rdity ,ft tii hor't th,
S utLweSte.ln de .!ir. ; th..[t te. last ,bo:t lost
ab< e the ra.ft was the Hlop, in ' -, at.. t'..,t
the (o' Iv itr'1 nt sice: the c..r w;a the 10.a
of the ,u:ird troi a sail sl te'rc-iw]: 1 b u:.*,
Sth lci ght lead of ectton. ln ,r:, r to .,Lhot
the a(l\ia : .tal:., !".s.&''. , y te," 5'. ,elluis
wbich ioa arl : i, a i ,',,ryra :
I-:; rance New Ir cans t.o Ercx pert, s: e.
n : . e>..t .. e -. .." I , .
L r e . r , r.:x ,ep)rr, s'ern
vtt.I l , i .. I 2 . r
I , ei..,,I., , . 7 ,".t' ir l tI, . x t `i , .--. '.1, ',l".;txevl
t rii ,.' New ,, -'i to .. 'tre i.. mrn
I'-, 'r ,i e .. , . - t.. ,,t . I:."" ra t, , per
lo-xrrxc' frnm =t 1.' :".' r m " 'rtccportx. on biaint
of all dctcriptluns , I per cta,.
l;ut, perLap,., tkl ur,-:.- mrio;s i<ck i to the
(mteria ii d,  .i ..I.t ,"f N. c. i;'--anuv an 1
to the m:.int nxn:c of hfer i,, ln c,,ti.,n niil.
the basin i: it ,(i Liver. t, to be tolaild in
c' t .ii 1. ,, l , it-' r,,1 t,, nu
this o, n:.,' . . . t 1, . i - i ac
xatuiIr: 1 , 'r i' . ' i tcra: ,i:: ,benpet., 1. the W\tst
.iut< l d L: !!( V. t',' , :ili , .' he. t. . tl 'n1
shb" (1 " .1 , i h..] , u i u, t - . ,7 ! ' . tl:tt trcade
Sin, ly bec.tus' t;:.e 1." t ,: 'us. r'-.*n , on
thru. :.m .'. l a ti.. L t 1' .n wher
Ncr Ltrn portr, xi:.h 1 1 .i . 'n : a
xuiu t puiy of a trade eincli u at,..., i iiai,,
to 'l.. 'lit. x-'.xc (.ii' ';, a.'. i. : c '- it a less
tieree, operate to prt tent N' - crleans ftorna
beoix'. a g-crat ill ptrtii; poinlt for ,,s,~ds
iestic 1 t1o .,p!y tLt \e.t an' t snl. i ney
are sItc;e.u ses i.ih I,e re.no;.:blx byi dir:, t
effort, cr i;id,,idai e by the exerilc e o: .t Il':
per "n nitx . anI o!i r c iil ', , .h :t-.i: ,,:!.i I n
ttt al or to 't .iox tlteh. I: tu:nr vti.ilu -'ic ccxix
fully coxipc+e .lh tiie.r 'i..is.
'.'It . gil t it istaclcu to the . lnller'r e c'
New c. c als al to i,: I,,'rcid .;i't I'hire
naturi' and art hi:ve opeved the great hig'h
ways of trade - ihe icotii of tlhe river, which
is elstructed by mnonopohes, and the railroadl
lines m hih are inpacirel, as to their erciciency I
It,. comiierC,.l ;'urpo c.', Ixy high and comt
V,> ' i , x thuc k .t Jtiat t, .x.xpr'un 'r.
l hlckcrh llic xi pos itloI as a n e'.bxher ot tile Ilii- -
cr,'".. pi rty and ir r. lr.,euxtative ox a lIx os's
clatic cunes.iniiieicy b caC.is he sLitted,. ill ged
Sr:cl torno', that hc c onixd sxpppoirt the a.l, n
xutr..t,''u of. .itx. ( xut, ,.l'; .d! d thi:; l .c.u
ietation sti:-oul: h' Itra'' to tlii c:n.ftittian t
icnil t,. th, rx ltl of tic ,leople. We pr.'.num,
tl..t ,::.it lox i)eci,,,xx.xt 'cti It -1apx irt sic..
ii ad,.ijr tr,.i,, i s tl.it ,cvxi if it ',''x'i c
,a|,l,' ti I in. 'r..t'-. iiw,-e. er, fr,'i.
the i dc ent,,:,.. ,,I i, ..u , ": ti' ,. ,. htx'ic.
,iic ,h to I 5 j . . - t...,t x. : . i, . - l ,' :':x ,
1tbc l'emocrat ilc edel be I.. I on to C,,i.
I , "A ll .I$ I ,
STILL ENIGMATICAL.
We doubt that the convulsions of curiosity
into which most of the Rlepublican editors
and politicians were thrown by Gen. Grant's
Sp.rsistint mystery regs.rding his cabinet will
be altogether assuaged by the final announce
nient of its composition In the course of
,t1ie'ii evenits this riddle was of necessity to
be solve:.; but i's solution amounts to noth
ing mere than the propounding of another
riddle. The seeker after definite knowledge
wilt! e fertunate, indeed, if he shall find it
easicr to ecnstrue, the. e'r President's cabinet
uppoint'mefl ts no A tliat t.hey are :,ade, than it
was to construe his previous reticence in that
r(gerd. Not one of them, perhaps, would
bave been admitted by a caucus of Republi
can politicians to a catalo~gue of optable
names for the respcetive positions to which
thty are assgl'el:. Not one of them has
made what mii:ht be called a distinguished
political record. Not one of them his ac
quired what is undrstooli as a national repu
tation. Not one of them is known to have
diepl. td atny :i t ci.l atptudoe for alministra
tive functions. All of them may be re
garded .:s new and untried men with respect
to the seleral div.slous of public service to
which they are cilied. lint thi~ fact is not
ec,:hr(.(':le a: to t! ::r untitns,t any more
tlhan it t ul ,, :, : e a, t theiz fitns. It
:,Li: ., t , t, . ,:1 v, ,or thi, other. For
th. tI ;trt. t!, r-:'or., iie can only .:ay that
(Gn. (orant has a cl vet whsi e c.pabi:ities
ttech:ig t,' wui of the ,aiond. .,,rt
nt h s. tre abiout ats lid. nite as his own polit
icai etrawter aSil cni! 'nalifications; and we
suifect that many f Lt,s I. mbial suppo.ters
ie, in to r.egard lls , s ain i. inous euti!pie
e: iutiuse itde:lmt it in pointt of polittcal
.tl.; :., 1 . a t. . p itit of ci il :i li'y.
'her, ar, i w, ".or'l s ui'd I which the r,
lit ' f of t:. I'7 -idcut to the cabinet may
,, .:<,,' d: t .t, iLL.h r.o,ardi the t: .i, ot
de'i rtu:i., ;in the iight a o a per.,onal staff,
a:..1 tL. " 1..,h :i ..r:. tL. : is the li,!hi cf
nimii t , r . tlo .., :,r tLc a .ni.ititrtioa
,f t! 'or ,io t : departmentt. and allowed a
degree s t .i:-crct,, rr !, r e. - l:uo tr th titheir
rt-espoinil,itlty Ih:It w init'Lusted nIt long
ait:oe tflat ( :.. :r.ust. i u .taing the ,ouir.e
L t t t. u't ', i l Lt 1,., :it ,; or'
, , o - , :.: t- w,,lti ie gut.ied by
tL, h 0 U.'r tl;,.* Va' t c_ .:;* "l uct; nof h:·.
e.i'ir',t. ' 1' t-i,.r he h,t, done s in f':.t.
wh ti tl , n , to ,,, v m:u .ber; noc
"i.'X1 7. L ,, ,i " "itlo,, an ,dvo us to that
tf .,.t.' " ' ,, i: 'w .. .;t, !,dtd hiuon .n Lis
1:....:_". , 1.i.. , - tion tL.,t can
L r t" : d'ii.d stag: of his
,:,on:, itr:tt''r ,t rti, ,n he ai witb per.
, " e' .minie of its tot, that if he 'set out
.vy nlgl utlu t to the s, ,ri-tary of state, the
se, tar'v i..tr. and athter secretaries no
ti . r ;'n'.t :,i l 1 n r .e tt1.illy l it:tl apper
taiu to a _r .-t:.f hw xill s t out ,ith a
tit Ia:.e1 I. lare. Ile will be
I .,A -o'< :. ...,.c ..:,,,t .. (Au, ct oiihceta
C., phiii t" lIthi n:.nta i .Ln:inndtng 8e1a
rte tic l\-lro 0 li antrmy, not to the adjutants
a Lttit to the plrtoll t, tle general, who
ctlts lt l t 1t "-*" lit: tena,ni., in coun !ils of
,r tas t, I'r -it, l.i :v l'rinlmLd to consuilt
•ih hi : .t .ordit. s in cab inet me. t
citi :or n iit fi lir l't' - - e i,., to, tl ,e ablest o:
h,. l.r. i;ii , o . . . Il o : i 1 nlre ' 'iake a
"i :ta. :.',: h vthou capable
sia l , t ii, i. .a,,.:- >. i't ": indepen-t
ert. : i .. to Ii  :'t: .t :1iu'n shi r
1i-"!, , i L,,n , i l ,, n, : t ,, , of " t:
b tht c !: " 1 :'_. ,1 r ltiohm,,nd with.
G:', e' r.. i . te..,: ..,.d L or;.s. ),W hat.
"ev : v : !. ", '. . t . t o!' , I. ,e i ino.t 1mo e an
C'IItoIu t t I hl :tis itll-tlt lto witl a ite raut
lIs t i:ua ,t in n Lu In, h a made 1r
tILL Ihtr_Ctd M .
: .  :;. tllt tl . ott of hi i-.itu l afte.r it ot i a
I atn un..: La prau p tol, ie hlast
wc' it of t rethiet. .h hiuitn trn w. tVcrdellt
ret'_i.' i: r·','' , rl ... ., :,,r incr s1, st:ll('in
peme . ::itl sft'ely '-te, i 'twi t' t to a h i ivatig
Liu:m, , riek l 'b0i T'in t 'n a iflmen:,int error. i i
t-in' d : :;., ii i,.. th:',1. i te th n:tioun s
i, ltr,., .:,,'.itY Ii , ': i." n t , 'lr lt aIl re a
1 i l,, ,iflu , ~t P .l i . ., 11 ft r ui pon t
i'rt -h:A s oi \ oi to , I trttl Irl ofliia tr
ir .', i. t' 1" ' 1.t'"A , tl, - i,,tts ,o nie s, if
O,-,Na.,. ..t ,,:. u" r tr et ir : "- u rI ol q
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1-* tiw
CIT' TOtI.
city Died. March 4th, at midnight, the second
tors sess on of the black-and-tan collectlon of pi k
pockets and gorillas. It was born of infamy, lived
in disgrace and died in dishonor. May its dust
will be unhallowed and Its grave be defiled and its
ace- memory an immortality of shame.
e of - -
to fOn the night when the black and tan I.egisla
tth- tore closed its session, a gentleman belonging to
one of our oldest and most respected families-
her Mr. Oscar Dnpeire-who had been invited within
dge the bar of the House by a member, was roughly
d it pat out and ordered under arrest by Gen. MMil.
inet en, the represeetative from Carroll parish. As
n it this wos June during the session of the House
Let when the general's privilege as a member oro
uld tected him, Mr. Dnpeire awaited a more favorable
blil occasion for r'ghting himself. 'Tris was offered
ble during the day yesterday, when the two met on
Royal street, opposee the " Gem." Gen. McM.
received a caning which he did not resent, possi
has hbly thinking that " tit fir tat" was fair play.
bed
ac- This evening the Denterte ('omp ny, that ason
ciation of gentlemen who are so aceortinliihed in
the art of entertaining, will give a children's ball
at their hall, corner of Ib,enville street and Itx
re- change Alley, and a very Pretty afaidr it undoubt
re- edly ill be. We have been pla.ed under oblige.
ect tlons for tickets, which we shall certainly use.
ito
On Thunredav evrnin., after dark, a band of
not music, whose menmlrs had evidently, after the
lrccession, been ' to see a man," or rather sev
eral men. Ia4'ed a ewe ('anal street. All of their
:or in·'"rti:,. , were :u,. I at ah g .ang independ
hat er.tiy. TLe general tenor of the tune was C(:am
is pues ('Charlie, but the dearest lover of that time
h(,n- hoor melody v,.d hardly havr rocogizied it
ii- in i's cw gfi:. Ti" balk ct the baud, with a
Sew occasional trip ups, cot along very fairly,
uint the bass drum, having foresworn all alle
gience to the rules .f ninois, got on a tear and
Sre'nsed, i!;:e certain hzwv in '-r i we wot of, to be
"cal armoaed" -the carrier of the drua diatri
'Y. bt.teg the blows of his drcnrsti'k equally upon
r,- the parchment and tae wooden frame, with an
iy irpartiJlity and percct even handedness that
t wit d be : n'!r -r,i ' in a j., of the :suprerme
ng Court. The general se:te, of the whole can be
cf kened to unoltin" but the fearful sount:s that
would result shoalok the orchestras of all the
theatres in town 'oat tSrether and all at once
n go through the tannug up nsua':y preparatory to
the *ver'ures in the re-pective temples of Momous.
mI It was hideous. and vet tae joiy di:-iF:es of
r.e l:ecchns marcied along tooting away as it each i
or man was the uge! G;abr!el, and thl, etern ., salvt
by ttin of every nm'.rt.! dep-ni:,.l I upon ha iadvidual
1 e'oorts in the w'ti instrument ]ie, aid serenely
ut. conscio that they were cs'li'i mu-mh sin i
the way of suppressed " damns '" in ibh peroons
whose ears they were spiuttio. i:.d evsltently
lt believing, with a di uken solemnity, tiat t.hey were
ravishing the senses of th- rmaltitude. T u') must
n l.ave had aw:ul head,:hes yesterday.
The infamors I.,gi,lature died inls:n)ns'y. Our
ut readeis wal zemen, ier, probably, that a loIi ap- F
poittt:ng T,,rme't aS d two or three of the lesser
i ,ghts of the Rladral party in L u sisna, a board
no of carnvessers, to whom all election returns ahall
r- be r,'ferrcu, awl who shalt pare upon the validity
a t ee'ii elec'Ion, passed the Senate. It was
be brought into noe Hlose on the morauin of Tliurs
44 day, the last doy cf the "e-ien. At the eve nig
see-ion tie rrill saecalled up, whon the speaker
its OE un.c thit it was inauried as hav:g paved
its dts: ard s cund readings and was on its final n
passage. Now, the Democrats had been watch
of :g the lil! a day, knowmg its intmoius chiac
ter, and they knew that It bad never piaosda
- ngle read:ng, adJ that as the Co'.,tiu i n re
ii- iuniaes that each bill shal: be read uot tihre a
o: ceveral days in each loune, utle-l four
H tittbe of the rercbrs agree t, suspend th.e rule,
ithe IDtocrais being mite than .:e-fifth could
~ cmpil it to t lain ov. r fr a day, and sn
tuns postpone it until the next session. 'lory
therefore strong!y protst(edi that the bilk had not 1,
been read a single time and that the indoremetut b
on the back of the b:ll was a faise one, which ,
t- aserticLts were true, as the writer Lereot can
n amp y teas.fy. A long debate ensued, whe
final:y the mutte's ,cie referrel to aal it was
iound that the tilt had never been b` )ire t e
lt House at al!, and that the indersemeot on the
baca cf the bill was a "ai'e one,. TL--n the iadi
calse were very sorry: bu: a mi-take had been
it made, etc., etc., and they ,,ietly acknoiwiedged 7
the failure of their attempt to paim a lie upon the
Democratic members. \Vhe' it had been dec:;d'd
that it required a four-fifthe vote to place the baill
upon its final passage, the roll was cal!ed and the
vote stood 4t to 2:i, which being a lung waystrum
a four-fith. vrote, the bill had to lie over.
' We would here add that this is not the e;rst time itt
that b:1s haive been tampered with o this present be
t I.egi-!ttore. It is a species of reascality not alto
11 gether ,~ai'tiliar to the Radical membhers of that
i, bdy. But in thit case th:ough the , I' lese ari
it determrined stand of the Democrats, the vwllaimy
"id not succeed.
n The latest style of ladies' walkin, dress is an
1- utdertk-rt made very skimp, so t.gLyt t'it I, muno- 1
c tion :e just possible and very short, so short that it a
et extrremely popular with the Canal street loungers. r,
A 'ilted overskirt completes the conatu-e.
Mr. W.. 1. ('oncer, otherwise knwn as "Ornr ta
tartiii," the clever and accomplished correspond.
I rut of :he Spirit of the Tmmes. left the city last
evPent.g for a flying visit to New York, takiee
Baitini re in passing. May his trip be a, pleasant
ti him as his socety is to his friet..,. a.:d that is
, wishing him a rmostenjoy'ble iourney.
As we predic'ed, the barriers in ront of the
btack-and.tan LePi.'ature did Lot deter tho ir -
men from marching by. Oan the 4thl, two or three
e cmpat:et came along, and, when they got in a
f:ront , th, "'tte I l,'r e, the barritc, w:re
1 qutetly removed and replaced when they ha-, '
o parsed. Wu, lidn't it have been a jIlly :hlng if
t!,e t v s':m are hel tied to , ';" tr " :', r.' ausi
Cfr'' tt firc'ten "o ?,tcr ,s', t*, - ,treet ' Thr d
e , , ' ae i''. '' m v. •
S -i - . ' *' s 5 I
S•,
became highly in'en·ed, and punbing back the
dusky crowd, remarked in excited tones: ' Shtop
cond dat des french tok, vy de hell you don't speak
pi : henglish like somebody ?"
lived -
dust Special Officer Diepert and Goewey arrested on
d its Canal street, about half.past seven o'clock last
evening, five young men, named Lewis Phelps,
Geo. Clark, John Kelly, Thos. Harper and Thos.
(ieas- Cary, all charged with being dangerous sond sus
g to picions characters. They were locked up to
ie- await examination. " You're in for a vag," says
ithmn Mr. Donovan, the turnkey to one of the prisoners,
ghly as he locked him up. " Yes, but it ain't signed by
;Mil- the governor yet," replied tne young man. In this
As he was mistaken, if toe rumor be correct that the
'oue bill was signed at o'clock laelt evening.
able Veloripedes are said to be a million of years
ered old, more or less; but never until the production
t on of the battle of New Ori;ean at the Academy did
cMI. we krow that cotton ties had existed in 1815.
Wads. \e suppose they did exist then, or they would not
oe in :he Academy's batt!et of New Orleans.
Vse'- W.allg for at Sprlig.
din
ball As breerea stir the morning.
A eflerce reigns in air:
xt-. Steel blue the ieavens above me,
nht. Moveless the treen and bare;
Yet unto me the stillness
This burden seems to Drlng
" Patieuce! the earth is waiting,
I Waiting for the opring."
the hStroeg ash and sturdy chestnut,
Iev- Itough oak and poplar high.
neir Stretch out their eiplees branchee
Against the wintry sky.
Even the guilty tapen tO
hai Hath ceased her quivering,
Ine- As though she too were waiting, E
dit Waiting for the Spring.
a I strain mine ears to listen,
ly. If haply where I stand
hle- Iiut one stray note of musuic
sod May sould in all the land,
" Wty art thou mute, t blackbird ?
be O thrust., wLy dost not eltg . A
Arl- Al! surely, they are waltiog,
on \\aitiog for the Spraiy."
an a hearty thy days are darksome ;
Let 0 heart ' thy nights are dre'r :
me But coon shal etremes of 'tinshine
be Proclaim the tc'nlng year.
bat On soe'I the trees he !eaty;
S.on every bid shall slng;
the ,e' themn ht slt', wi1:ting,
ice Waiting for the bollnr.
to --[Once a Week.
Leading Republcians here, says a New York di.
of pacB.h by various caunt s expedients, indicate
ach louich dissatiafaclton with the aJpect of affairs at
tv. anrhington. (h e ) .o thni.t declared that Gieueral
ual (;rant aseuied to hIve n- inot idea of the force or
ccI-pe of moral tatioences, but understood brute
ely forte. H1
t IL ARI t-ieD:
('tr-,'ans. nt .r.. " '·It3 Te'lx-c . Isl), Feb. l .t
Ely I ' at ",e ,".,' .ee ' t e , . :t.:, , :, her. ,r I lIE.
F A 1 \A% H lt . - ,, * M I " W.. l,, I K I' L),'J , L Ittt
fat
ll'Uitae Goozds
or , -
' Ev 1" F. I Y I) i,",.' Ih 'TION,
ler
--ROr tll".
Cid Cheapeat Cotton to the Finest Lines.
all
--IIL-
ty LODER MAI KET RAT.S,
('re ( l u SE Ti
.i. A. IrlXASILLM. XN t&f CO.
ed
5~86 a d ea le .M a rgare u treeS.. .;ge aa ea
I'r '.r 1 rt. ,t-..w
hb -"- - - - - - - eat
0- Louisiana State Fatr.
fa
THE MEC!T.+NI'.i' AND AUtlI U.,Ti'RAL FAIt
A.lO 'IATi.)N OlV Lt. I IANA. will give their Third -
r rar i d air gln the Fair Gr. und., city of New Orleas, corn
l, auncr g
id Twesdav, Aptl oth, CH
ad and ,o toe tmncs .libt {laya
ey Exhili.r', of whiaev - L din, I".m any plrtin n of the
i ti' lc ht.N'. P a re e ,re,i.o. o m.-ke 'berr ent ri at once st
it hbe tfhe t the An.u-,i.tii.n, at Me ,lance In:la.utw. where
cI thr utry i o. k- are cc. etrC fr t',it purpi a.
ii The i a.ko,, t tf'ree ..f o iu',ed by tL. Aeneuti,.n
F-1 ~i !.l . t: r'.,., , l l. c . r :- - . - the Fa U, and F
CS e , ." :, r. o ... .-,'. . o au, : . bo l t:..a by
e o 1  c tnan n.ic .y ,,e . t c, ' on y e -h b oirs and taer
ars to ' h lo  l la r . ;' -f n L. o.usl ,te.
II- ecrtary
td To lice .' tv Orlcans Firemen.
OGETLE.AEN-Your attention Is reepmrtfullr caled to
the
PRIZE TR1UMPZxT, fOLID) IZI.VER.
Cdo no enheiton in Me.ar. iA . GILItWOLD A CO-t at
o (t' makeirs) W.nci. ti be vored for at tLe FAIR to he Pra
t he ldi I;
Odd Fellows' Waill., em tlhe 2h 1 Inas..' s
For the BhPbEIT OF THE BkV JEP.Mt&iI MOYNI.
HAN a M}.W c'qL r'h on D'yaden strset
Look Out Ufto.ekeeperas TI
1-L Canal Itreet Open tAgain..
a
eert. L.. a Care trake ne.ere o Er eufa t dep CtI
a* ro., t itaa ell e t,-e t.hrs , ..irr (' 1 '. tar.. 'I .,id i.la r.
Puii UP: ni.al, a:.,er ,,rl i Lo-yLj.C hay, a ,-ai . t o ie
a bt re ti.. Larue-t, Beit and t 'eapeat Htock of a
CHINA GLAis ANIADIIOCKERY W&tE,.
t PLA' E.l WAKh AND TAB,. tI (tUTIRY, O
is TI'l AbI) JAI'?.(TNED WARP.,
W'-'l, AND WILLOW WAKE, a
.TO3CP of the Int  abke In the CIuntry. e'peal!y tShe
" *'iTTO roWIi .' ."all of wI.tL w.m " SOld at L e old ld o
me':. "LUbAP FOli CAbH." t
e QUI('K SAICI AND SM LIL PROPTS.
D Pr fair n at w il t tr.es loetfo ndt the p~at, and epree
n,, ,:,, r i, tr-t-ile IIO I ' l ss iald olnirc nce wh,l', lee
S I ;: 1 .. e. a., I .r r.ila , t.st iLn y .su. buJ he chs a 5 ef
SLIV'I ai NA V'RA's.
17t C',ntl Street.
.  " 'e ~ e T , t - d 'am r , 171 P vt w , TM ar -
7 c.Patr rl
Th e Irmta e
*. . I " \ t' .,
I s.. . f .e
,. U a-* i-e
t the Creacest
;htop
peak
t LITHOGRA.PHIC O tr'ag,,
sips,
rhos.
Sto
a W0aI)rICts wvin rre
mer,
d by
this
ht CHREwCECN'P
eas
Lion
did
sis. NEWSPAPER ESTAIBLISEM IT,
not
To. 04 CAMP .YTREELT.
The attention of the buaea s semmusatb hited to a
samlastion ef the specimens of LIamoGrA.NT executed a
thi. establishment, whlfh for ie. oaoe of De..ig a4d ArtttJ r
Esectiou. cannot be excelled elthsr Is this ily or sy ether
sity ie the United States.
he Office has every bhrility for the prompt e.asti.u
ACCOUNT SALES OF COTTON,
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK,
LETTER HEADS, INVOICES
DRUGGIST'S LABELS,
LIQUOR LABELS, BONDS.
TOBIACCO LAI3ELS,
CHECKS, CARDS,
13.
to
And In tlet every decription of work requirer by
or
Ite
MERCHIIANT, YACTOSR, INSURANCE C(OMPANIEf
BAN1i. ETC., ETO.
,t1
WOP.K INTRUSTED TO THIS OFFICD
-IS
P X.CLTIED IN THL8 CITY !
Thloe doing away with the Trouble and
Delay laeurred In UeadlAtr orte.
Prices will compare favorably with d'nl!sr qualty of wor
Seecuted is Northern and Eastern CItles.
CRE.4CENT OFFIOR.
rd . 4 clamip Street. RIrw Orleais.
The B'ers Pianos
ARE MADE BY
C HIC:.ERIIO,
h UeABE,
at PLEI EL,
ire ERARD. and
PErAR1d WEBB a r'
Full aser .me~nts not received and ,,r sale at Fastory rat
.4 by
A. E. BLACKWAR,
144 Can| l tt.et Opponst+ (bhrit (h,rr I.
J. 8& Anapp, DI. 0. ,
Atter.s to all branches of the DENTAL PROFES313
a heretofroa
to Ofie* and Residence--1 Baroaoe ogret, oaarCanol ste
Dr. Jules Hsonberger,
OCuLIT, (let Aess3rtant to a. richle Pirea) 140 O
hOse New Ortens O, e hort trots id to I o'dre Ie
oumber of ptlonts treated in r. romberer's Ohatse "
SPractice:l dur'ng l;oi wet r, the number of opWsi,, BmI
PorCa oaraeet. 42 for ro-e ye. t,; for Lary.rsl Eret
it; or htriapoyloms I; Ir DoendsY of the Lids, u d, e
it w lt be aplesureo or. Homberge towir theomi
eRDp for treat-eet O,, otIenst cirho bre hen en rn ld.e a
'n Tew Orkanrs Fotoytce. I
Time at Aeelvnd atd Departure .r a
Route Nt1-New Orleans to Brehala. leve dsly Ws
suday) rt 7 r. 5. Arrice dally (unday a ecrpced) by r. I
Roose dltr--rew O)rluns to ,ontou. deprture adst
sI ClcoeaaSu :E s., imnda y a t l. Ar Ariree daly set b
Rlluta"W-NewC Orleean t,, At. Preac.ri!, sep'vt'l~
td Ite oOcr.o opened, de; artur. batdoy at I r r. aud ''.ldsi
B s. i. '-rlveMorenloy Uillrd y molrnl:.rg
Roae It --New OrlI·en t, Corv.dton. ria JLfferpoo 'll
dryortro Monday anTday rd ahUr, i 0rv. 5 Arrrtee Mori
et T.ureday at 4 r. e.
,uto [6b---Now Orleans to BDiru Settlenteut, laI,
hotut. deyartureTusoutsy nod k r'y at 4£. 5. Ar, eu Bul
Route lJu--NW Orleals to Moblle departue daily at1 g
a.. endne att ay . Arrve. daly by I t. I
R eouts e S--New Orler!se,. to covagmn, La, dlrlarts
aL Arrtiadallyby !L ·.
t *e ope.ee to ctskburg. also Med ti., mpad Q·Ushti
Pahabee Departure ".. !': and eatardep at 5 p. e A,
relves, oa Mlndy and rId, t.munrae.
a Mails tor Las. C eat rsodays and Tbelrndaps eel A. e.
atanrIa yat it •A , Pa.t (ilni, Ntuodays It 11
Hr1.. f.r te reu . I . .,. Iodliaa.,'., vu AsIste
F·or. - I;s PI.. m . ' : b . e , P (r iOrlci a ;c ! '.Pl
aorg It neetage feo Metee., uobe. Wte
Iedlee see.
euada*.-ep. Ca e,.,i*,e F,,s,.. ae* Deere "ma. 5
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