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THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
VOLUME XVIII. SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 16, 1868. NUMBER 2.
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.agdress
-To rta
Nj EERVOLf' AND DEBILITATED
Sufferlngs Have Been Protracted
I¶1DI)EN CAUSES,
WHOSE CASES REQURE PROMPT TREATMENT
-ýre
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itender Exirtenee I)eairable.
1i yoe o as Terier from tuvotuntary dtsharges, what
Slr idestltprd ' ce poe your general hea·th
Do yeo teeate k, deb itatedd. se y tired ?
Dues a ints exertion produce palpitation of the b-art?
Dore your liver or urlrnary organs, ir your kidneys, fhe
queotly get out of order?
sl your urioe ome times thick, milky, or lucky, or 'a It ropy
on ntling; or does a thick seam rise to the ttp, or is a sadl
gnent at the bottom after it has stood awhile ?
Do you hane spells of rhort breathlng or dyspepsia?
Are your beoels conslipatedl
De you have spells of tailring eor rushe of blood to the head'
Is your memory impaired?
I youer mind constant y dwelling upon this sobje-t?
In you feel dull, listlets moping, tired of company oft ire?
I)n you wib to be left aloe, to get away f',m everybody?
D "e acry Iottte thi' g laker y<on otart or )amp!
Is your sleep broken -r restiles?
Is the luster of your eye as brilliant; the bloom on your
obeek ar bright ?
Doe you enjoy youre.rf in society a well?
o0 yeS peurne yror hbusliCe with the same energy ?
Do you feel as muh confidence in yourself ?
Are your sptrits dull and fEtging, given to ifts of melan
eholy ?
If so, de net iay it to your liver or dvypopei.
aeve you restlese night., your back weak your knees
weak, and harv yIo but tittle spptite, and you atttribhot this
odyspepuia or liver complaint ?
Niow, roeder, IELF-ABUSE. VENEREAL DISE&IE8
badly rored, and sexual exreeem, are all capaobe of pro
taciog a weaknmes of the geseratl e oranar.
'he organs of genersaon, when in perfect health, make
i e ma-n.
Did you ever'think that those bold, delant, enerpette peree
-eridg, unuccOsful bnsiness men a·e always those whose geloers
iee organs are in perfect health ? You serur hear such mea
*orpltren of being melancholy, of nervounluoe. of pylpitation
elke r*t They are never afraid they canot eucoeed in
basitnma; they do.r't become sad and dilcouraoed, they are
awla) politerd pleasant in the company of ladies, and Iook
you and thlo rig it In the face-uone of your duwncust looks
oany oth meanot.rres acoet them. I do not mean those
who keep the oroaes io oamed by running to excess Tuere
will not only ruin their ceoltitutions, but also those they du
business with or for.
flow many men from badly cored diseases, from the erects
eJself-abuse and exenes, havre brounht arout that state ..f
weakues in those organs that has redoed the reeral system
so much as to induce alno,.t every otCr disease-idiocy, Iu
nlat, paralysis, spinal asertions, e*melde and almoat every
ether form of disease which humant' Is bheir to, and the nrl
Smass of the trouble swcely ever suspected, and he'e doc
kered ftor a but the rgo',t one Disease of these organs re
quire the as. of a Diuretic.
elnmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu
-te
THIEt CL+REAT Pit .ItE.TIO,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR DISEASES OF THE BLADDER,
I[DINY8,
ERATEL.
DROPSl.
ORANIC WIAKNEIs,
FEMALE OOMPLAINTB,
OlNiRAL DEBILITY,
.LL D1gEASCI OF THE URINARY ORGAry.
IZaIaINg IN MALE OR FEMALE,
1 ' attever ('atmroe O)riginatitrg
Aug no mator how
reetment is eo.bmittd to Conouamption or taenity
toa o ,rlus Our drub nod hblod are soUolrtp d from theru
a. -re ard the beltb and happOnee. and that o! Postority
dopd tlou prompt see of a rehltable remedy.
ELI.MBOlD EXTRACI T B5CIIS
.~rTABL1p OID y.WArD O011 ,EARIS.
--l'retare tby
1i. T. nEIMBOLD. DPRt ,:mTr,
r3 I}roadway, New r ork and
l'S Sffth I 'th streft. Ph lcdelphia. i
pRltCIp-.1 3or to*.e ,r fix b I.tfrr o- $ o .0, delilvered
toeny addusa bold ly aoi Dru rotsa evern wera
LD iOIE A:l (UIFUCINIt or-eon done up ton eol-eu
r"erd wrapp. ith rnc-tiOmile of my t'T:hemi Warel..uu
nsideigned B. T. BELMBOLD The pretrroetor w-, -
peodld to d~pt arbh a wrapper becaune o' the gr wtnir popo+
Irit of his aericles, and to ppreet sp,.rtoue ad daDoeronea
riE ORE80EBT' DIBPATOHEB.
FROM WASHlINTO)N.
DEATH OF A SON OF GENtRAL SCHJFIELO.
THE TEXAS CATTLE DISEASE.
INTERESTING OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
--
'n nIý'I O w0 L al' s -. BRI.
NORTHERN CAPITAL IN NJRTH CAROLINA,
Determined Attempt at Suicide.
FINANCIAL , 1ATTiERW.
S-TATIS'I'] ('AL ItEi' OI.''T
NI\\'s FlOMI S'I'. I)OMIINGO.
I:NCKES C'MIET--INDIAN TROUBLES.
wA-mInI-taroy, Angast 13.-A son of Secretary
St hotl, Id ls ued at West Point.
A statement concerning the Texas onattle die.
ease, made bvy .. R. Ilodge. statiticianr of the
dtlpartmlient of aerticulture, sa the re·silt of ex- 1
t, iied Investigati n, contains the f allowing pilont: v
i. that the di-eae is uoium niniated by cattle r
from Texas. Florida and other portions of the !1
guit c(ast.
That such disease is itself unknown in Texas
or on 'he gull coast. l
I. That the cattle communicating It are not only a
apparently healthy, but are generally impruving L
in ( oidtion.
SThat Wt.ile ,,local herds receiving the infee
ti,,i, Learly all die, they never communicate the
tl:-eae to othiers.
. L.at either a onsiderable increase in ele
ira tIe or a di-'ance of tw3 or three deerer- of t'
!ltlde lll iri the startrng point Is necessary t A
,liven-p the virns into a twity and viruleanry, and t
a further progress of two degrees of latltule ant
a few weeks in tinime it sufiitient to eliminate the
I" fromi the e)-.etu.
u That lezas oi:tle removed to other m;:is
nat' sFecto( rn as the Missi-.lppi b')ttniat litp to
the :i;th parallel communicate no infection to
l ca! (ards.
7 " hat medication hasthus far been of no avail.
Mr. liodge concludes that the disease cannot a
bec one general and that it cannot exist outl y
wthmL the novementa of Teaac cattle, whlnc
euld be regulatd or supliresecI and that it
-oesa not result from tracel, but fronm clinmati
die, ace.
M r-. General 1awlins and Mre. Senator Trunbull
are tilli aice bit their c.- dition is critical. f
lsa!,d conl: iesicner Wison issues a circular
cauitung reki.ters arl- receivers that three see
to, n ionly call be entered in one township on c al
lege F( 1;p.
r-, natir Abbott states that over $l10,0l,i4l1 of
Nirthern capital has been inveated in North Ca
rolina since the war.
It is now stated that Risecrans will defer has
departure until October.
oterlnal revenue rece'pte: $.7-.000.
.1 `,. Iitghatin, late deputy co-lector of the part
at liichmtond, attemp'ed sui ide. lie stabh .d
tiunelf eleven ti,'es abut the heart art cat his
thre at. Little hcpes are entertained of ho: rae o
It is stated, ou doubtful authori'y, that C(o;n
o,i-',, tier It-:litus aIll resln unconditi o al!y from
regard to MN 'iulloch'a feelihng anil wi.hei.
Ie civnver-i n0 of seventhlirties into tivce twen
lie' l.aa ceased. They are now worth themr face
in currency.
t;en. 1 hom as . Ewing i- prominently mentioned t
for the Alaska collectorship
I he statistical report shows that imports of cof
ree, c,,tion. tlax. heu.p and silk goods, india-rub
her, opltur, pantesalt, cola ani tea, have Ilrgely
decltitd; and the entries of glase. gums, hides.
irecdi us stones, spices, sugarr,tin, tohba ':o, cigars
aid lumber exthbit an increase-the other articles
being in 1l',e u-~l quantites.
Advices fr--m it. lDomingo to the 25th ult. re
Iort ()igando, the revilutionary leaser, within
ttree miles of Agoa. Gen. Cabrol was with horn.
It is stated that Baez was to guarantee the Alt.
\' la gunno and the Simana coal for an logl h
loan. tHe continued to open and examine all the
mails, and is said so have f trced the t-i'ih con
tul to op n his mail in order to search for revolu
tionary docunienta.
F n ke's comet was first seen from the naval ob
servatory here yesterday morning. Situation :
Itlg t ascension 7 hours, declination It degrees
m tinutes.
Ihe Indian troubles in Kansas are grow;ng
worse. Seven men were killed yesterday, ant
'he Indians in large numbers are murdering the
,t ttlers on Slomon ('reek. Tie peoe:,! of sher
t'reek are about cut off without provli inc. an t
ate nearly tint of ammunition. ;Gv. (' a;f" - rd
making preparations to organize and arm the set
tlers for defense.
FRgO RALEIGH.
Thei Delmeeratlte Stac , Cnvemt'lo--Toreh.
light PrCeere lon and Speeesle.
RnLl(ii.ii. N. C., Aug. l:.--Th DeImocratic tnn
v ntion adjtourted to-day at '2 o'clo k. The
t lchiight pr ceosi on last rtght excseded in bri
iliU(cy anthllig ever CeeCil in this city. it wai
il.l o.loed that three ihusand persons were in tlhe
A number if speeches were mal-. The num
h, r ot actual delegates in at'enldanc e e eesdel a
th, i.sand. It wa-s the itist grant an-i umposin
,i I.'C al gs'liherlt; g ill tiRs ,tati sItp in 1 l.
'I he convlntUolln udored the n,mntllerti and plat
forll of ti e Na'ional Irun','ralti ' C('ot ven' in
nlrranil sly. Several strng resolations In refer
elce to Stnte oifiers were also aid ipted.
J i.. Jarris. Esq . of the Fi'irt Ii.trtict. and Maj.
.1 hi Htihes, of Newbhrn of the srecnd dli-itrit,
cire ieonmrated presrdential electors in their re
1ectile districts.
The ifluenece of the convention is rp'ardled by
its tlteuds a having been moit hapy'anO ex
Seusive.
7RO0 ST. LOUIS.
flerrlble nludlia OGtrage.
FT. I. ·ii , Aug. I- -AdvIces from tn!,,mn
lit" h-ansu , report horriblile Intl!n Ii'rag".s in
htic ' I -nri-n River s-ttlemeo te. Men h tee --en
I ted, wntien ravishlied, clidren Captu,iu , t4ock
.tottn and thie counttry stripped of provienes.
FROM UEW YORK.
Fstal Tacht Aecldent'-"C'tral Amerl an
e, c Z.esadadmnd Auotr,5ll, Sew- iHrettish
PreteetOrate of the FeJlee Ieiatde--Ta
-N-w Yiti,'K Anu. 15 -A pleasnre yacht was
,in inte alid =nrik In the harbhr to iybyhyastear
!lip. Four perone were ren ,led and a nimbor
oif all" and gentleein wLre drowned. i'r: 1
larn not vet ascertained.
ie steamnier Itenr ''ar has arr;wil !r)m As
,it awall. -bringina Soilt - in so im1.
lr i:ce i.d four srallors had died on th· Ioited
laiten steamer Assilpee cn the coast of Ceatral
inrlca.
IAdvriceS receired at Panama represent that f--nr
ear.bquake shocks were felt June 2":h, on tae
rctirn coast of Aui.iraiia.
An abnndant harvest is anticipatdc ow ag to
-trtTdasot rains.
A Chinmamn mnrdlered Mr. .Lee and three chIl
?r, n at Iron Bank dirggtg.
The Australian .,-lt nit-uk 'Comnatnv have m I
ri :trgementa with the k:ng of the i eye lan Ii.
it volrng the settlement of American claimi an o
Ihe rhbabtle establishment of Briti-h pri,:ecto
rite over the F'eee group. Tne terms of t'ie
d i-h rter i ei as:c: sd c.,o-ld erm -ie ex- teirmeit
an Ont the whie settlers. The British c.o nl pro
. tests tat the king had granted powers to the na
icmpany. such as the impoeition of taxes. whi'h
She could not legally trainsfer, and the whoe mrt
ter awatts a v.it of the commodore of the Am5
s trahan s·nadron.
The political crisIs in VlctoriA will likely pro.
in e areat ilireas itn icoaeq ,ence of the 1a1ns rv
refuting to resign. TIe aasembly had directe:d
the cresation of the:r pay ftrm the treasury.
The natives of the northern part of New Z.a
land were murdering the whi'es. A force of F
v,,lllunteers were organizing to bring th to mur 11)
derers to Justice. at
th
FROM MONTOOMETy. c
th
New Cty sOvernmelt-.-ll ,.o.r sad RBlar to
mec ils. m
MONTrooMgsR, Aug. 15.-The new mayor ap ce
I pouted by the governor was inaugurated to day. W
The new I(ity Cuoncil also met. The police force pi
is half black. and many of the city ofif err are it,
etres. the old city clerk and treasurer were cu
re elected.
TI ere was a large Seymour and Blair meeting at
to day at Wetunpka. About 00O persona wer' Go
present. Speeches were made by ex Gr v. Thus. p
H. W atts and other prominent men.
FROM UIOPI fj
-it
Lord Wapter at the l.view of the Imoertal
Qa*rd--echtrfer H al.Id Urp--Rverdy t
Johmeb a at QueemsoCLewa-ertaus Disturb- si
once to I, elaad-Tbhe rench Ioam. 10.
PA*I., Aug. 1 i -Lord Napier of Mhgdala was a
amongf the dl*tingui.hed visi!ors who parti-ipated
in ieeterday's review of the National and hupe- c
rinl Guard.
I he French royal family was enthasisasicaltly
cheered by the people.
Mirts. H, nri Hilchefort, ecdtor of La Lantcrner.
has been sentenced to pay a flne of 10,0Ut. and a va
yeai's imprisonment. at
('omte ItR. de MNorean Tanerny is appointed first Ih
secretary o it tie Wanhlington leeatin. t.
I he Mlt lteur. speaking of the recent Frenoh t'
loan, states that thirty four times the amiJut ie
askl d had nl'read been subscribed.
i,'.t1 .-Toi s,. Aug. [l.- the lily of tlificore, I's
a IIb lIeverdy .lthn.an on hoard, has arrivei. 1\ i
Lo.l or. Aug. 1 .-.ihpatahes from Irelan-. he
gvi: g particuilars of fl,t drel  of lawt ess':ei ss in  i
lifliperary. have been received. It seems that I
whtile one of the greae landlords of that regoon. 1Y
risn..d S oily, was serving th- ustual n ,t'es on oiA
!hit various teneailts Ie was killed by an ulku twn
perron. . A -'lnig I ldy of police atteruptt I to I
errt' thep tirlsll .  t whet: the p1,liCe in turn were
ettrcily atta-cked, two of whom were shot deald o,
nod ftour s -ro.ly injured. At last adveces quiet Ju
had been rest'red.
FEOM SOUTHWEST PASS. cci
-r ,ti otr-,T 'rPAR, Aug. I--Noon.-- ar-irme.
ter 7'r : wrid ea.t and fresh Weather rtrnv. tltI
Arried : -teanhir p litunio,, lilakeney, In litnsla
to ir.ar'er. No de artulree. of
iii rr-tl PA--, Aug. 15- i P. y.-l ar ,meter
"i ,, Wind east and fresh. No arrivals. Saaie :
hteamtiip Harlan.
IIVER NEWS.
i v.,oi.o Aur. 1.-.-Passed up : Rimarik ie
lalstlit.l. Do)wn: Atlantic and barges last night, I
and luv. At!ie at noon to-day. River lalhiug it
.!ow y.
-I. r-.. Aucust l .-RLiver O'ationrv.
I\ ,n.- i o, Aug. l..-l'Passed down, KlSgour at pe
-1. M.
I .i -it E. A g. I -,.River falling, with four ot
feet I) rre I'n'eb In the sanal. Weather i ear
iad piteuiaht.
MARKETS.
I.,notuo, Aug. 1.-Noon-Consola '4 . Boods the
71-.
FtrnaioiT, I 1g.1.-oonda 74. At
I'Ptn , Aug. 13 -Bourse fi uiner; rents 7:'17. I
SI rl, tiL, Aug. 13 --Noon.- (',,t'n oipens '
ar::ve and Ligler. Middling plan.lt 0,.l . d. i
(.ulik tlrleans 1II .1. I-ales e :timat".d at l. ipt t 'l.le . -i
t1 l i 'l t.- 1.1-ens nig--Artz, 1>. ('ottn '!,o ,;d
hbt:oant anrd high. 'ltIes "'2 1 00 bales. I ldhinug
I"tt;l quiet and o:: e r u:l a epý c1 y
Sw. Yote. Aug. 15 -(Cotton market firm. n(
4a' ' to-day 1201 ,ales: mn dd lingenpaundo 2't.
F' i.r dull, (7 ( lci . I w- r : Mtate suupier Sitie 7 ', the
s 7'. er r, bla'e $- 51)5 ' n, Whbeat du!l, 2"s l (-.
' wer. ('ortn 1tf . I ewer. Whi'bLky a:live and r,
tirno r- in bIcd ,r 7, t, ,. Mess p rk tq' et and
steadv, .2- .,t' , 7 . . l.ard steadv-kettle rea
deret 1 '65u1 c. Naval etorea dull, groceries ed
llet. Fre' fghts a shade better. Money Arm- - ^
call loin s R5. 'I
The baik statement is cnsidered unfeavrrafle. "
Gt;( výron.ents titmer at the close. Gid firmer, r'
cir iii s.trtong at 14t. ,c 147 Stocks heavy. 1aR
N i Ot ,I o l. 1 . IT Ihe tk staternelt sh iws t'
a dtet rease in I ao s of $1. ',7,.'I0'. (,f o- ":e frl
$1 e- t i eiriulation If i.01i, of deposits I - l
IIi it it legal ti-uttersll Ifl .1i,,15o..
Mt 1, !., Aug. 15.-Ct',on market qaiet. Oaes
t day 115 bales: mrdd toga 17e:. RHce;pa .,
bales. E.xports 110: bates.
F'. l.or ,-, Ang. 15.--Ttiba.cco active. Super- }
toe Fi our $6t 2"l oo. "thtit $1 - ,2 . (' )rrn r
,.. ttt, ina, ,',-3". Pit k $' I 1~ i l. re
tacon Shtonlders needed: clear lb sid-a IIS.,
cl rat diles 17c. Lard i 1t .
l.1i --%iI K, Anu . 1.- -a ~les Gi. htas. Tobaeo o
at hirn rates. I.gs to medium leaf $7e,'. 1 : cat
ting I ..4517. tpertine fltir $7. Wheat - Prime
f12 I., for red and 12 20 for white. (. r in hi ak M
,i. Oslate .I e. Mless pork $2. lord I:
I 1-. Bacon--bhouuders lt.., clear rib .:ls 17 :..
fiear sides 17 I. Ilu,k reats--tShouilert 12 i.
I clear sides I..'. Wthisky--Raw, free, $1 23, l 3I .
Cott: n- hMidaliin 2-,. P
('T'tr'InATi. , aLug. 15.-Floir dill, 23° . lower.
Sheat easier t$ t,"2 40. Corn ':! ;5:It . Otits ii
r Ii;o. Pork $2. 7,5. Lard 1I4c. Bulk meats-- t
t uliders 12lc., sides 4lte. Bacon-- 'iulders I
. Ii4.. clear rnt sides 1. , clear stiles 171 hAui;
.lla;t2'i'. Butter l. lowirt. Chee e I h. ;. Apples
i '4. 'eshbesm -I r.a;.
Al itTr-a. (;G., August 1.5.--( ttton merkrt ctln
Sthi.erl etxceedrlily dull. iSales to day 2 ii ;ea.
' tati on , nillllI . T -'al sock in A ugusts t1o I
II mrb,,rg by actual ciout t 1-72 halt. I
,n, AOtuto 15.- iCottin qo et an , an- I
1 tare, /Id. e.tcellrlts I bale ; exports coastwise
t tA) i i.- IV. Augpn t 13.-- Cotto n m -rk u' ,]J 1
, 9-ti .to two dovs ti1 fiet. Mt l'lits it""
1at -.. Ret'et- ftr t sdy:l i ileel. litp r:"
AI.i:t t ,is J] ti, -7'. H. I1 i s:f - Tue 13iee
o01 e )terdsy has the folowing:
t. \e Iave bon i~f.rrmettl on gi.d au'no-,fy that
E II. liurell, 4 ,l e of the 'nr'i t m'es n'r "
t, i.rt fi r L.ouiitrtat . wao arreste I to New V-irk a
y few daynleo anld held I coninrmnent f ,r several b
ft tIire at ite instance of an Indivol.rul in B fstni. ,
who let s-loe roestno to coliplatIlo of JoJdge [urel I
to irs cffi 'isl casaitty. T.e arrest wa mni-ie at
thle breskflast tal e ot the Fifth -venne Hltel, the ,
duile betrg in conipany with Mr. J. P. ' tilt in,.
of dhi· city, whi procured hail in the i'n of lifty
t!.c isand diollsre, after which th- pttttin,.r was re
1 la ,1 W ,.e hove not the fa.t-s upon which this
anrr. -t wa ha-ed., iut the large ,tond ilidi- otea that
S,! crimnne charged against him 1a of a grave char- t
Ishrley F. who is wed known to the press of
t I ut kv arid Tennessee, once naw a y . Ir: ' a t
nr.es a.Ll. somehow hbdi ot tlhe witti -haul 1 ,t thi
nrio ntcir, attemnpt to play P'i.a',le Iia the 1.117
n. i l.u nu." The attempt waasn i:hierarle f littue,
.e a: t next nimrnig I-s ptaper t',tit.i'rlid a dra
ttar'l(e .ritiisom in whtth the amhitious yeing laidy I
wa- tit ltat the part .of i . , l'P.'- i pt eare 1 ti bfl I
a s!hae nr so tno dilffilet for her remarks ,lv fine'
' u !I emtured power, and w~ alIriseled. In the
t ndt-t (if tertn:s to try a series or ritce *c*a
e-tarteror noitil 'xperience sbould ttlliny her nI
:,te~nting a hiRgher role. This artile Mas1, C i
( , 4, ,the actre ., r ,la for the first tim e In the
' c.cr e f a young mroan who was mad:7v i- iv
el. l t ' . le D at (litCe tlrt itt(, tear.Tn. Tne t 'in
n an f it that It moinlt d-fotl her character as an
5rt't'e 5 .atrt all comers., and imrni.ed:tely r-he-t
tor the new. P ,er c- toe, dIteri.-e I t, hv-i an
rt a cy or ld. He found F. seatel on an
eon p y ail keg ty the storve sm ,ktug a ah rt ti:le
to0 c'1 polm tlig to tl e obnoxtus a ri-le n tnse j.per
whit-,h he held in his hasd, demanded to kuow
1- who crite it.
Sdid. sald F.
' .And do yon dare to t'1 mt sir, tha Misa Cor
Sda fan't 1lsy #-e. 'lit'
I " repi 'etd I.
SAnd I te 1 ycu, sir." said MivJ Cordelia',
<, frlIl on. with a frightful oath, that sre can
.| a'- I't.
I' Thn.' sad F., taking the p;'ea from his mouth,
- wly the I--11 d tr't ate io It "
i 11, o.. 1t c.--. struak the young man domb.
s ('has. T. Nash will estil to mrrow at 11 o'clock
a. i.. at his saleurooms. a arge asortme nt ni
ro* huseahold turnire. See adeertisement.
oncal ' nteligene.
I. !shLA.l I orT.--T,.e resolution which on' a
F'rlday pased the House. providing for the way- ` o
Itig of the 1':.itd etates Sag over ail dta'e offi'es I p
and |l.aitutioins contains the curious provislon 1I
that the stars ard s'rupe sbhah wave over the p
c -ur'l uOsesP i the several parishes donlog u
the e.arou thereof. We ernppose that in order <
to produce a compliance with the require- ti
ments of this act the Legilature will at o,1'e a
amend the Constitutiur so as to compel eact r
ctour house to have a assaion-or, In accordance it
wi't the wording of the act, it may he that the ct
paristes shall each hold a sessi.n. Whierheer t
ir"te lr'atien we give, the spectacle, woen It
culn e. off will be a curious ote.
A bill was yesterday introduced into the Hoase,
at ,;,,prritnug $)lt,000i to pay the expeans of tse
(.er-ral Assernbly I.gialatolres wits IlI eia
pit ys are ratler costly luxuries.
A Lunmber of bills relating to the Inances of the
Sate will be brought forward to the Huse to
morrow. They embrace some three or four dtf
ferent schemes for funding the liabilities of the
State, for tle paym eut of levee bunds. etc. si
Isabelle. a to c:red member, in the discussion in
the hliuse, yesterday, of the eligiblli y bill. very
appntoriately told his confreres to beware how
1tey made the proviiunas of the law too stringent, a
as the present delightful state of Ltepubli 'an domi- r
nation nmay some day cese,. when the law, when an
ei.th re-d by a tIernocratic givernor and tDe'ni in
ceatric udges, might operate In a nioner siene
wlhat disagreeable to Aladical would be office
bilders.
T7i E Niii i.riY --What a glorluse, soul ele
vat:ig .:tc e talt wa, iu the itHouse yesteriit th
ahen the eligibility bill was under discussion!
The till, as pre-entted. was full of graomtati-ul IU
said ihetorli-l ire' uracies: but when some of
t'e t ,re ,irtelilhent white and colored mern- pi
ers u oved tlleodntant, simiply verhal andt abs
bIy ) "·'. h ,ry to trie proper nuderstanding of Lre
its I rnovi.ios, it would have thrilled the 1siil of
\ ii r t c 'II ttih Ileasure could he have seen tile il
Ie, 'Intu eartnecuenes with which eu-'it atien 1- ft
It.i I '* were voted down by the Repubtllcn rile
i I tc iiH -s,. The hill, whi 'h was conistriitel
ly the 1 ait ry citmittee of the Senate, finally II
pan.-ed the II luSc, and now i ;t-1 to the '*atute
tiot k of the -t ,t with all its Inaccuracies. " hle is It
is a g r c-a t coutary."
Nor Io.rci sou, a young Romeo sallied out one er
noot llgt eve w'thi his guitar to serenade his re
Juliet, ahto lives in a large frame house in the
rt ar if the becond l)I*trlct. His atteutto~s were a
as dl.agreeable as his volre was dilco daunt. The Ii
ChotLe1iuence was that whilst In the muist of I
L o. k ut tip n the tiar, imy irve.
• ·.t. n c, t!hum With thine eyes"
the contents of a slop bucket were emptied upon
hI. ]Ltnau niIoeI the baltuuy ablive. Thi., throwing i
of Icold water iupon, the mnsician catued InIi to
, ta-e Lit i'icit! sr airs fIr that night; L I it the it
I-inl.t following he was back at his post, with an th
tiubreilta spread , tir his hitad, and his nlrlsic u i "
l1 ptilay. Ve ut,leratalid the inamorata has sluc
c bted to so much dlevotioi and pertinacity, anid I"
Is ionr to ue married to her nmusical lover, at
AT A I - r ntllr last right, two very j.youn cc
Ditnn ctar*, menbers of the Fossil (iitird.. at)- l
ptared in front of our otll,e and gave three of tile s
Seastiett ci-eers we have ever beard f r Sev
nt( ur and Ilair, and then three more fir the ('Ie.
( .. lii. g tlhus re lieved therriselves of their r
perit nt) e'ithu las ml, they. with the air of man tl
ho Lad done their duty, marched olt in good
orde-r. u,
A ',;iao nI OMAN has recenily excited a good c,
eal (. curiosity simting the b, riders in a tI tis' e n pr
Ci,,n p tre, t nearly tp 0 o ,te `t. l'atr t-k' thr , i i:. i
hrv, ral ffiicers t the federal army ate aH t on.; ill
tic ILtt.atsa. This woman his been i ti-:ed by
ther II arb hinv up anol down in front of t'te house,
n ghily, for nearly the whole of the past wtek.
Attracted by the martial stride and the so llerly
tin of the woman, c apt. Deiusay tinaly
l ti nrti-d heatr. .he tde,'lar td she was kein,,lug
tuatd iv-r him and his comirades, for there i, a .r
liot on hand tt: assa sinate thetm the first oppor- c'
tuii" Tue c'Pptain believes her t, be olu-ne
hfe t, id I nt PLe had served as a soldier in the S
federal army for months, and had been in hat'les: t!.
' `t,l f. - ha id not been discover,,l Cei- p"
ntDronoen - . . . .-. ;.~n. ,.. ,, i.
Tits TtswrNeATrIE yesterday, as shown by the
thetrmitieter at L'. Dubhamel's, removed to 111ll
(anlll street, was as folows: At i; a. a. 7J de- A
grees : I' a. .: ; P. a. e : 6 r. U. .;.
( ,i. t RIt1:it;TON alias R1tland has been arrest- r
ed t v ne pohle on aiSuspiet -n of having been ou
gaged in a highway robbery, perpetrated a few pi
r slirti sio. on the person of a gentleman wh)
a as a tltln on Erato street. The a'tuu it of the It
ri-ht try wass $1.. ar'I Mr. Reddington ahlsin Btr
laid a ii have to give a pretty clear an sltlfats'- at
tiry seciunt of hunselt before he can be released d
IroL. the clutches of the law.
W ri ti i.I Haiati has been arrested by specell d
or!,( r i air, at the itst: ,-e of Alexander I arter,
a Li a'-:a ses Harris of -s ardhg.
(u. I'. JA(i-siti) has also been arrested charged ii
by Liewis ; ceenwaldt wrth ewinliag hti at vJ- ti
ri II. tties to the amount of Slun. Jack-on was
reluiried to turnsh ball in the sum of 1-$10, which I
was doli e immediately.
A MA: .NAiDt JIr~ttItS CARPRNRITE Was arrested I
ci h,aturday night, with a quautl'y of valuable
ir Cu .iti hts posi*esstron. tnppo-ed to have beeni
Sl( it n. He retused to explatu his pi-ition. or to -
s tes how lie a'rune by the R'oo t I. The r, :order
I ere.fore very properly ordered him to be locked
up to await an examination. t
TIt, t r .i:F: "73 regular and supernumerary f
pi I, eaien in this city.
(i, t RI ian the coroner for the First and Fourth
lthe r rs held no less than thirteen inquests uponll
still bi rn children. This mortality is unsual and
trgltt il.
Ti c. MI- at- iCe rwotan, all negroes., have
leer, rreeitd ini the I'lret Itiatrict, anI arraigned <
h, I :t i LIarter Becker, h-argel wirb steillngg
'i C- n· r.uer ,hle oum of $2ll1 Ir tm the dwelling a
.t -tn Inlitrto-:he. wh:ch was destrioye ty tire a
,i it 14th July last. A little girl. the culll of
tl e .v tian. is the principal witoeas for the prose- i
,u- oi. lThe iI lt~ rties that awh t the tuC ltig r
a .ls 1 Irnir g she ,h kei d a pas'age tut ,t tme
i ,t e , er I tii k Ii i ti',, i r ti thet a ho u e . Tt ere , -
- : t i u:-r-td, it. -t't l;:.ditg It co-taued a great
. , ,i toiuirey, she , ttt it n tbhe al lor. and ranu
- ii ii to the street again. When 4i-e retirnef the
r, ty we- gFoLt., One of the men a .usd hia
liel: started a styhah biaroer --hop.
'Inc toaIt tior ltO.!CEi CIMMsIstONER.i have
ri r iied to the prlie if New I)rleaus lthat not1e
.: tt I in w:ll he alliwed ti be met-itiers of aty
iut u :s l tub or ouit er tolitical orgat izn tt I i. Tne
iaw retluires this, and the law abtiltd be co
I hlvsi ra IS vG-T-ntI has sent Peter i ,nmra]
felt e the -, at .le':t t 'Court fir oh ailttitz
I r-i -v utdvr faise pretences from M'. ,-,rge
Matr - a lumber merchant near the itld ;asin.
A -uO nsPed Green, atae .1J-hnsilli., hasl been
arri ,t-I in ,Le First II strut. chargetl wth wi'r a
: a - ,iarctty of !bar.tres from the stable of Dloc
N .: .i.,t ta in in the Firt Distrilct Inek up
fir stelalog a IoChet book coot1tiii'g *'- itr lin
Mr. ( i-tione, on (Gr-vier st eet. Jones is the hJelt
t Rcal ditry nbat was arrested, a firtlight acr,
ard ent l,i the parish priaon on thaige of but -
Fa ) : ibut eas released on bal.
A ' -.iO t - i,-i iii roibed i .the preimse 2:7
larters ctreet. a few hrights ~co, iif tropertii
apo-:h -20. The grester part ofthe arti- i' bh
i ei rcuuvertd, but the Irg;ro hbas nut yet: bn
; r v.Y FrPl~c t A(tw a" R)o .-- Y'-.tIer
i< . the :.:aIl , t.i.;teed and de -r ,-,a griv" y if
I: rc:er Becketr's court wa aso inewLatdisatrbed,
;:, 1t.ie row ial Dpcr eid ;n this wise: A va;abuorl
at ix - i.ise i flter, be tte way.) who bh J hben
o-.Acted of sonie niilerneanuor and ord wed ,t
t- pfi a n, was approtbed ly a policeman., who
at 0 t. blaid hieasy onl the riminai's shcatuider,
v it lii.e remoark, '' mi- alte.g." "7ke y-,.r
-s,:e I ne - said tle prioner sttrnly. ' -)
viiu i race along, ai.l doi't mak anty fui-a
iHi t tt r: s I Lthe city gunrdian stthinrg V;
Ilt a at . rds can express hia utter ainaza
n ti, noct tii, ay fa t., when the rofflrn jerkt
i g a tugs pistol out of :is p.;et, presenated
I i c, it J at lr. i nrea.t. ,, li renlon in tne -eltter
I rrt ' val r," Ltnuiht the pil.ernan, and eii-lt -
r a- d kitutel from ;u friint if ite ptti- l iin atrifile
r.-. tsan tio tie His idiei rreuat left a y-un
1 t )er. well khaiwn in tawn, betteen whim and
1e flirther the terror -stCsit a fhtltal hal lI-nt
- t Ili tug shiU twio :eet trim ti, rnt.te otf the
., ' W i i w :h rnrse ard re .a dlies of whbot
. .r. tie ctiniornal i:ted be trigger-bat the c-aU
.- u~Pld. he lawy)er about as machd ~-aitel
k a 'l the strte of aftarsi as L, policelmat had
ft ivn, departed eapsdtti-nuely
"l In ensued C stcde ndescribtaLle in its nwil
tore , Irlneeis*tble laut:;roti eur- ad real danger
to te 'participants. I he ecatterat'on is described
to .s ano being a very f.r rfesembiaoce to the thgbt
at l1ull Rut, chile the erreamsn of the women, the
ouibs of the men, the ilid rush of the African
poupdatiun of the cou(rt-room for the do ir, etft
tI he aterplts if the dtrietares of the court to
presere that gravity in*eparable from all Coo
nec'ed with the jud ciary, n,_* have been a s'ght 1
"o see. After a abort continuance of this state of
things the prisoner was secured . his pistol taken
away the African. resumed their nslal classie
rose -on the railings of the losny, the lawyers on
took ltheir ,di ernly vacated seatS, the judge pro 1
cededt to try the uext case, anu. order reigued in
-N crass. -
STATE L.Ei(llIATUTRE. in
bu
S"OR Y-FIH I T .DA-'.
Heaoae wf Repriesentatveet ble
SeTU IDA, Angust i', . e69.
The House met Lt noon, Speaker Lew:el pre
siding.
(' .plain Kingston prayed. at'
Minutes dipen1ed -th.
Bt pt rmasi' n. Enne.rd, of St. Mary, intrudoeed ion
a ro-.olution authorizic the commnttee ore ra l
r-ads to lasit, during toe recesa of she t~:na,
ioch railroads In the R-t e as they shall sme lit, p I
in older to report relaii:e to !he;r condiwon. 8
IMrPORTS OIr TARNtIe i'oMsrrrTi . rail
Enrollment-reported the following bills- en
errssed: bi
An act relative to draic-t" certain portion. of
thi, pior-lies oif trleane and leffTrson.
A j ilnt rslrution relatir 'to the flying of the Ne
L rit d S-it "s flag over Statt offlces.
1n sit giving to the Third st'rict Court of the We
parish of trleasn jori.dictionin certain cases.
Art act rels Ive to the retc-attlon of the burnt
ret.o tdi ofl Rtapitde parish. trol
Anu at l.rvidire ftr the ir.-etture of crimlnall,
under eigh:een yeas of age, convicted of an of- lot
ft a-  tI capital.
At a, at to emncipa'e Geo. C' Phillips.
A jui"t resolution exo re·-ir , the sense of the wet
lituse on the death of Thad Stevens. q
t' rplorationi- (hi an at relative to the town of hoe
lati, p lavorsaly It-It ordered engrossed.
SiI, un act t, iicorpotratethe Si ringa' and Pawn. -
era' I;aBk of New ilrlnns uiinfavorahlv, with a not
re n tilt l dation of indefinite pitponement. 8
It, mitittun of DeIeranip. of Orleans, the report hbr
its ito' agreed wilt. but consideration of the
bi.I tizeld 'ir Saturday next.
(' rnt e.tt explti-ea--An act appropriating w
,l(, lI t to pay Intleage tf members and per diem
ofit itrnbers, and emiplo!eu and other expenaes of
i e G( utrtal Aessebly. Read twice, ordered at
prlt tt d arid goes to coinalttee of the whole. 1
Clainms-On the resolution granting to W. W. tort
Hleidtn pay fur four months, during the recess of p
ith tlaird ltsitrict (tourt; nafavorably by a ma
,,lty report.
;. Ibe, of Orleans, asked a day in which to pre
pIurr a nIIiorlty repotrt. Gr.anted by the H >ase, chU
at i ti ti .utject wilt be dec.ded on Monday.
After toune inetlechtul attempts on the part of
certain Troptublicau members to introduce a res*o- er
Iitilon authorizttn the emniloymen t of twenty 1
nt-eu cltrks, the II -ue wint into the
(ionMITTKg F0" T11t WtI()LE. I
Itarper. of St. ('harle, to the chair, to consider y,
tie ete ate registration bill
Iir tutlon of i lt,rt y. of Oitichita, the coin
ittete rietuned to ,conr.der the Se t-st hill, btt pin
tuls:itnit , d i,r it a hill createid by Morey. and re 1
trn iert.ded to the Hou-e that the suhtiitu'e be dge
pr.rrt 1 Made the special order of the day fir t
\r el -,la) next at at 12 o'ilock. The ommittee the
thtu h . e.
LI .IOILATI i: lgRlIOiN.
TI e recrmmendal, o: the committee ou the 1itt
-wLue sare adopted by the House. C
Sli.Ls UN TitIlR sCi)ND S ADInr(. 117
A hill to! aScerttin tl.e eligbility of offi:e hold 1
$r' t,ll pIroviding ftr the ount;ng of th se deo ter
c' ti d in, 'luia e by this act.
PI', : ig the d-ut"ton. a message from the
S-cate was received announcing concurrence In gra
itte tou!',a ,g hills: Ne
it aet ~providtnvfiA na.T.AiftiaLn.of th)ta
.itlo a. t an,
An ot sanlhori/ing the P'ateo auditor to emp'oy Ut
' e al.'its nal clrrk' and two messengers, with '1
luit tu n'eits. Pla
A J nt resllltiton guaranteeing freedom of
I, e t l, w ilIi an -ltuhmentsl, a d asking concur
t.nce in hl toloilt.aig hills: C
An act for the relief of Mr. Pierson of Union fan
par-. trir
An set awending the law relative to the adop
tII:. ott htll iir.
At, at t eiving to the Third, Fourth, Fifth, S;xth bi
and eventh Ihi'ret t-it urtt ul New Orleasusuria- pit
dctiti in certain cass. 1
An act relattie ie delinquent tax collectors.
Ant act prov:d:ng for the time of bolding the
distrlct ciunrt in the I'welft Judicial Dii rict. i
Alt act iustrnt Ting the board ,of puhiic works to
exanitte IU O the etnditton of the canals lIall'ig bet
to tie town of Napoleouvile, pariah of Assuimn A
tion.
An act to provide pensions for veterans of 1
1-I1 '15.
1 e eligibilit hill was then, after some dis- ,,.
cn-oin, and a number of ineffectual attemtpts to,
rntredy the granmati -al errors embodied in it,
ad <l,:td i n its second r-ading, and the rules hoe- no
tg heen vuspende.d, was litnally passed by a vote y
of ",, to 11. The bill go'e g to the governor.
In the course ,if the debate Noble, of Orleans,
-taed that he knew of at least 150 Republians in
that by its provisions would be ousted, and there- titi
fore favored its passage.
The Hllouse then proceeded to take up the Ben- se
Sate bill providing fur the tilling of vacancies cre
a'ed by the eligibtlty act.
' lhe first section provi .es that all vacancies shall e
Slitiled by Sappottuienis by the governor.
Ini sri nutnln-enit Itt i", pr,tiJling that the pt
vacanc es snhail he tilled by election., Noble
I t irlsians iloke at length, arguing the let
loricn 'itu iiOlna ty of o|prlt i*ius jtidtes. The
srn ,ndnl-nt was not adopted. The lIrstsection
- adtlt i tya vttel of 1o to 13.
S1 et t t i.d eri-tilon, which priviesa that ii case ,
thi . -i ati dhull exit In the : fltics of senator or TI
ri- Ir e Iatt 'tt,' was atiopted.
! I, , II was then put itont i+s third reading.
a ld fitu ia l y ta n -e d Iy a v wt , ,f 4 2 t , 2 1f.
L.e luuoe then adjuurned unutil Monday at 11 1i
'' It ik.
Mi. ie Sarilges, the French ambassador at
I: - J, lea been abliged to ask a guard of Frejh pt
sthlu ri for hi- somnDer residence at Frascati, 01o
i ritt is the iRsecur ty of the envirtis of Romne. Is
I t. rrnch Ipapers say: " lIe in a Iluin capsh:e of
tt*-t't:,llt g I, t fnli-t , f,r hie ived long at W asaing
t r, tthe alid of rint' ver .tot'inR.g'
Tl., I tirdoitt ' ,trt .ournal advertiv en " l Kilk (f
C CIt: " .ere. a (t ler'ed An trruan tistr."t Pt
ai d Anuecr.n ICt-iite-Iup-tl Ci ktuil.t 'tf t'esoe CI
St' Ails I alifoirtia sBays: " P'ick-me-up Cot:kilta 1:
we call i utiderorstand hosing pieti lihoiuiis.ds oii men
atto I,,l becn indrlging In them on the Barbary
c a.t, it keld up aso brought intothe alaboose in i
in itv i.itble condition by the p'ica; i:.ut the
Slik itf Lu unibers " gets uris.
, f f T AIt I T it. 1ili, l ,, A Its, f ; i1. --. O
nif re r-! .ature derCy Onf the tlatrs. lf zdnt t
r ' n der It t'LL illd +++.truc a) b le . N ay . m: Iore , It m a k es
lt" hra. e tl uas wite it Paria uas'blt b antu.e
, -reatb as tdorlfer; n a . " . the Asweetuo-t breath
R t g ~ .'.r I eakr rf vanlt* .e" Neither the teeth nor
1 ute gun ca il I, tc<'to ,lrW p ; it i t t se. d di tly. .
TiL in.,pIre 'ar-.b eyrt a large as4 d wragrou-s
f tali !It p',lace o,, ietiJn'aJl layst.of bought. twot
,t; l eL i- ii erxtent. opp,-a te tl.e ho ts h as l planta
- t ;. -I ,! axn.,itt n .Ma rt . c -rc . At cra nlderable
5 -ii, a, t|e r, it aeld ley hle gonthe ltothe
'd a' It. iad tte wh a le ali ,l.t below tr at da·ger- t
r .ns a Ld threuterd t t tind
r Tha- WrI *iug at atLi krar 's Homer lliad, in
tla tlr~e pi e:C1 e Oi i llt i lr.Sl, aln yert It h in revtv
; btle b(tn perpttrated hy " rebel.o ' t hh m , te
eny eat.rl trimnltuial crltcth ef that unhappaly
r. twi d iace, irr rated oy the title ,I the ieabr-
sid l t , n. liit b ie a H ed, i wras rather " acrrvat
Sr; i --o ight hL:ve beten urged to extrem:ues on
.i w e:leud e. At any rate the thig wl , dne to
le tte I 'lr)o+ " s, Mr. Biackurn has rrvived
g the [p+I ahd. to the rate of the meal-Iat, Ca'led
od ' ],a s ,,use'a Plwl',x Hl mer lited, tbrertens. g,
!n . *t tie ana tne. th)tt if they dem,,th that he
wte , I, r lg out su ,het headlng it walk Blackbura's
an ,,rt culer I'I., onr Honler iliad. ofr corse those
,U iw et t:ed al,;at·rs won't throw the thing itot
|i ' i at v hore. But It they shold cry oat. with
tad .- i t Nr',tner'on, in i'lelding'a noel. " Ii
1tt-t or'' we don't asee tow the general reler
i' -' iald etiert$ly CuOeIonn thePa,-[.ew York rituL
NDITOxIIAL t RAl &rgali, nreO.
Thurlow Weed finds London ver- hot.
Edward Forest is is Boeton in gocl'health.
G. A. T. is wring a novel.
Extreme clamor--the hollow of the root.--[E.
lstorl is in Floresee.
I'bhengrsphic reportrs are wanted in l}ance.
Whisky-skin Kadsh- aspires to Congress.
Secretary Welles arnwedat the Hub on the Itk
on the Tallapoosa.
The Prince of Wales rok six private boxes to
see Schneider. and camnsin " ff6n with win'."
Seven thousand dogs Led beets taken to pound
in New York up to the I:,tb.
V hales are disporting o!F 9ahant. happys
buteris 
Violet colored ink is in imui a long fashions.
ble yoeng ladiese.
The rush to the White Morae ~lrela now com
menced in earnest.
The Chicago Times has a croulation of 16,000
aid the Chicago Tribune of 4i1i9t.
Bright colored bows and nee cles are very fask.
lonable for young ladies just at I resent.
Auiunt UBelont's Newporl eiq.'pge seems ta
p ried from Hyde Park.
Several joarnaliets in Ci -nnuat' are trying to
raise funds to start a two-ceut mornang paper.
Mrs. Stowe is doing a new novel at ftook
bridge.
Five bhndred equipages were cot.ted on the
Newport drive. 4
Lotta is playing in the new " Fir'-!'ly " at
Wall ack's.
The Tribune has turned out about firt; tthors
from the dtflerent members ,f its editorial staff.
t)ne of the " knowing ones" is said to have
lost f$'",Nr on the races at -'arators.
The carriages and horses of 4queen t\'torla
were sent to I.ucerne.
The end of the Pacific Rtiltway track is three
hondred miles east of bait Lake.
'the English and contirental crop report are
not favrrable at all.
8t bneider is to receive f'0inO francs a mouth In
her new engagement n l'arse.
Puny colored calico far- have been iatcolazied
w th k ncess at the sea side.
\ plaster, made of ch! ,r' u' of zinc, blood root
at I wheat flour, will, it is said, cure a cancer.
Thirteen churches in Buston are althout pas
to-is.
White gloves are pr scribed In European so
c:ity.
:)eaconesses are to be revived in Beecher's
chur ch.
S'omiuodoro Vanderbilt's wife Is slowly recov
ering from an att ick of paralysis.
Thanks to Mr. Frank Small and the officers of
the stranier lonise.
Three new cance of yellow fever at the New
York quensrantine.
The son of the caricaturist Cruikshank has ap.
plied to be declared a bankrupt.
Iliad. Stevens was baptized just before his
diath bhy a sister of charity.
Private cable dispatches express the opinion
that .:dah Menken committed suicide.
Mr. Conway has been telling a bad story about
Louisiana to a paper in Hartford.
Gtld dlels. d in New York yesterday at 146: to
117.
The reports of Indian outrages in Texas are
terrible.
Some ghoul-like fiend has hbeen desecrating the
gra f of l.ola Montez, in Greenwood Cemc.ery,
New York.
anr e Hr 1'zird.JPI*t r Stei.fnltPda the recctJtun
Butler.
The Empire Parish thinks the rice crop of
Pltsuenaues will amount to fifty thousand barrels.
huger and corn promise finely.
Grant says be had rather move an army than a
family. The Itemocrats intend to save hL- the
trouble of one move.
A high ('hitese official ha issued an order for
bidding idolatrous processions, and advising the
pI olle to spend less time In heathen temples.
Ti arrow Weed sits up to have his bed made,
and writes to his paper about meeting Messrs.
\ItLthrorp and Lawrence, of Boston, in London.
" Sun," of the ('hinere embassy, is said to have
been " smitten" with the charms of one of the
A :burn belles.
No less than two hundred kinds of hats are
wr at by men, and all fashionable, the presentses
It is estimated that there are two thousand
news-boys and three hunired news girls in New
Y .rk.
I, ung ladies at the watering places all walk
in the acknowledged style of elegance--upon their
ties ; so says the authoritative Mail.
Can any or our readers tell as the name of the
second woman '- [N. Y. Mail.]
4:ve was the first, and Ann Gelical was the
seconid.
" here are fifty-two pure and ninety eight Im
pure milkmen in Cincinnati.- [Ex.
I he New Orleans milkmen are classified with
less trouble.
it I s a matter of surprise to some of the Caaf
dans tlhat the Ioimlnoio bank notes have a repre
enstation of a ship Ily ig the stars and stripes.
They w re printed nto ('aoada, tno.
.e learn from the FI'. pire Parish that six pris
onirs s.'aped from the' Plaquemlues jail on the
Iltbh, makilog ten wh'> have gotten out within a
nioith.
t An editor notices ia the San Pancisco market
purple figs from tHrckton, which weigh a quarter
of a poond avoirdapoia each, mand are nearly as
large as a man's 'ist.
Mr. Edward torynolds. father of lMajr General
J. 1. Reynolds, ommianding the Department of
Texnas. died on zhe 12th at his resldence In L.afay
ette, Irdiiana, r.~gsd tiorty two years.
t licp-res of the crops by telegraph f:om all
parts if the coory are. on the whoe, quite
Sche ring. h says a New York dispatn of the
a 13th.
SA contexporary statrs that " wheat in full ear
was steen in tlhe netgliorhood of t-.rthamptoa
the ot)ie'r lay." We s~ial be glad to learn wasm
it , s seen . a cor,d Iu...ay empty months. -[Pun.
e The " :w York N.'jl has no neo-, to Inf~orm Its
rT-aere ths way thr;e somne of the Suu'hern Iollee
h \ Ida a 8bultbur Epricigo are rs..arkably beauti
ft ul.
S ('a'.;,lic acid i eeinning to play an Impotant
part a more wa., than one. A ihyr"l e of go-,d
rep'.te and pra.i ice a· erts .· It twill cw r con
Ciri;rtiion, if tbn psatient w'! habruaily br athea~
atruosphere i-pregnatcd b- it.
S An imnpec'i.ous count"y edi:tor duns h;a Ipatroa
ta filhws: "A man :.Jght as well attempt to
le .uench the phosphorsr-zentt eomanati.as from tl,
us tail-nd of a liqhtrig brg with a ajairt gun, as
'' t > try to:an a newipaper wthiut ountey."
A letter from New York ti t'e bethis-ter Unlo'at
in is calc'.tted to g:e the impreslson that hinet
an itrtictam of the merits of actors n the New York
t i're-us not to be ,obtained, bit that ara.r ement
edi,.rs praise or censure in pr portive to th,
ar. urint of the " retainer."
t Colored footlights are the Istest noveity that
ii heir*g introduced ir,, ietersr. , t . ater in
ed Pbiladelphia is to havi thorn next seas' n, aud It
led is not at all siprbrhle that many o' .er similar
Y establi-iimenti wll follow co.l befr ,re the winter
' se'· ri t rminstes. (".lired a.re "no are alsto be
see iog itrodoced upon tLe sta4 in place of red
01t rte. and the hght sent throe gh them answers all
it purposes, and atthe amte time oiratts the aus
Ir pleascant asU ai e.fo'.asilly does away with all
sea danuger.