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SUNDAY JANUARY 29, 1871.
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PI'l:LI(' PRINTLNG.
11 ",ni::l.nce to-day the publication .
, :.,..II ,nrtd of the House of Ropre
\:.: t,. td to us on Thursday last
I :..: iv. We have to tender our
! acknowlodgments to those
. W.. h, selected "nrtE LOls -
o,.. of the journals which in
t1..:: iF deserves this official re
r ' : 1 ;nil .uplpw)rt. It is of vast il,
. t ani, grappling with the sisv
i.:Liulti."s which environ the carly i
S... : ,at of a newspaper, to receive'
. : I : ill cniable to us at all events
,,ur way." This Imuch atc'oln
I we, willU e rid o0 this haaN'sing
:,t o,f the editorial atmlosplero, and
. t "breathe freely."
h-" e "Pr', t ct.l i 1 LIvet, anIt Drain
i;ill" now 1,,for, the (;nend As
lv Shou !, n4 t I . l: .-.d it it s prelsent
f T.. he 'r l'Eaurnv, ,f the ( itv of New
,. i now compelledl to pay annitua!
.... r:. , mnillion dollars of interestt
variou:4 laonms iaslled lbv the
. 'il ought to be amended by
:..:, at least a million dollars of
. ,r the building of a Levee
:h, city of Now Orleans from
the waters of Lake Poachar
.::. :i- i justly entitled to an ap
I' ,r:,ln f ,r Levee purposes, having
",r \":,r, l~cwl taxed to build Levees of
t St ut: - :mml never having received a !
, liar ,,f aid Lovee Tax to build its oqn
"(;.nll frienrls assist us."
Th (;(eneral Assembly having passed 1
t. .ll,,,rtilnment Bill, will now rapidly
'.': r tle llunucrous bills on the calen- 1
,i..r 'b,bth Houes. We admnonish our
f:. r" to'l e wide-awake, keep copies of
il. 11I "Pll which a vote is taken. I
4:.1i w dwnl all amendments, and,
w i.l: ,~l is Etdlertd to be engrosed. ,
""" . 0'.,I It. r engrossment, and seei
r' t 'ne is added, or omittel.
:. ,io,, o,,f Le.islation is the occu- I
len ,,f a certain class of Lobyists. If i
ri linitln is heeded, they will"
v to ... 'lm with the Moor, Othello's
The P '.' E,, iS awfully excited over
Eu,1ted schooIl. , e.sterday'. paper has
: lt' ! r fur hlttle articles on the
S. t. hero 1tiE,., andi everywhere in its
1" 1 t ,E hfullv mnit on that at
' ", ti.f tl::' (,mniittee on Educa
'rn.., eveig, "the question of
1, .:ixtlurE ,,f the ra.es was not broached
i,,e0 it wasn'tL What's the use
. .r any other Committee discus
h . l. a t', r tl1t no just action of their.
, It is well known that the fus- I
•t.afl.d Irinciple of our common school
011. tti'if fumakin no artiicin dis
'. a 1ten pupl has the sanction
ha: " f the Constitution of the
" :ui 4 be Lislature itself is bound
. ',l,, as long as it is in the
( ''u1 i'llonL
T 'I ',,,t SEl]ool Law is to a very
*" ' it d'ftoItic:- it is cumbrous
:" : . ::"a, there are too many r
S" I ; '. i-.. not in sympalthy ,
: .1 iinn:,,nils of the Law t
S.:'r:rl..:SLt lt8 aid obstruc- '
. ::t hn1 u?- of public educa- t
: . ', ~, In procure a copy of
. *.:4', lans Wr e w'ill turn 4
.. , iut. ila~tt r"I ;
Somewhat of an excitement wasmated
in the Hoke on Friday morning at the
opening of the session. It was dis
covered that the journal had been tam
Spred with by some parties who desirmd
a certainbill be reered to a committee
in the interest of the Speaker. The House 1
by a very decided vote "elected" a cornm
mnittee to investigate the matter. We
shall be able to give in our next' an ac
count of the "finale" of this question. In
the mean time we advise our friends to
be on their guard.
We have the pleasure of acknowledg
ing the receipt of a complimentary, to a
Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert
at Lyceum Hall on February 13, for the
benefit of the A. I- E. Church on Camp
Street.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
A very important communicaion rel- 1
ative to articles in the "Louisiana State
Register" of the 28th inst concerningRep
resentative Burch, will appear in our
next issue.
I ]
14WAL LTELLIGEICLI
WStraight University, corner Esplan
ado and Derbigny streets. Rev. C. H,
Thomlpcn, D. D., Preacher to the Univ
ersity. Sabbath services, at 11 A. . and
7 P. x. Sabbath School, at 3 o'clock P. x.
'-Whosoever will let him come and take
the water of life freely."
LOUISIANA CONGREGATIONAL
CONFERENCE.
This Conference of Ministers and
Churches, organized in 1870, will hold
its Second Annual Meeting, in this city,
at Straight University, corner of Esplan
iade and Derbigny streets, commencing 1
Thursday evening, February 3d, 1871, at
!; o'clock. I
Opening sermon by Rev. Dr. C. H.
Tho mips na, Newark, New- Jersey.
The conference will continue three days. 1
Subjects of vitld interest to our churches
will b,e considered. Each church is
entitled to he represented by its Pastor a
auu one delegate. 1
P'rovi.siin will be mauk for tl e enter- I
t;ai;lu'ncnt of the inmembers of the confer
Ince, by dalling at the Univerity. 1
Pray for a blessing upon the confer
(nce, a1ul conme expecting it.
S8 W. ROGERS,
Scribe. 1
New Orleans, La., January 18, 1871.
DMAoE Scrr By TIx CIVnL Snutrr.-
C. S. Saunvinet, Civil Sheriff of the parish I
of Orleans, has entered suit in the Eighth
District Court, claiming damages of the i
proprietors of the "Bank" drinking smloon
No. 6 Royal street, in the amount of $10, i
000 and a forfeiture of license, on the
ground that they refused to furnish him
with refreshments because he in a colored
person, and ordered him for the same
redson to leave their eatabliehmeat.
Petitioner avers that under the consti
tution and laws of the State he had the
right with others, irrespective of class or
crolor, of access to said establishment, and
to be supplied with such refr~eamepte ap
hemight l for. He alleges that he has'
always enjoyed the este~m and Briend
Sship of his felloiw-citizensitliaVt'l sevej
al times been chosen to fill offices of great
trust, profit and honor, and that at the
last general election he was dhosen t'fiUll
the office of Civil Sherifl which he now
occupies. E. Fileul counsel for petition
er.-Pi&wyu~e.
FINANCIAL RESULT OF REPUBLI
CAN RULE.
The Indianapolis Jouirat, in ppleking
of the financial condition of the States of ij
Illinois and Indiana, remarks that "thel I
administration of the State of Illinois, ua
der ten years of Re~ublieas a , has
prodnoed the usual satisfactory result.
The State debt has been reduced to $4,
80,937, and there is in the treasury $,
082,104 for the discharge of outstamnding
obligations, leaving less than two mifliom d
of dollars to be provided for. This is weill
for our sisterprairie State, bat the Repab
licans of Indiana have done better. Ohr
frreign debt is paid, so far a it has been b
-pr'esinted for payment, and there is en
ougil money in the Treasury to pay all
our creditors."
In years past, when these two noble ii
States were under Democratic oontrol
t-hey were both on the very verge of bank
ru!t'y ,uid r,'pudiatimon, and yet members E
of tiat p:rty are constantly harping on
the fin:ccigl amianaiagement of the Re
publica:ln parfy, and chiuging it with ex- ci
trav~ nce and corrnptio~.
"b'T:lTrnfrlo ROTTL'. IN THE STATE OF"
AL r \ ---Governor Robert B. Lindsay,I
sent a xi,~age tothe Alabama Senate and al
d Homes of .i)smmt-natina, oa Jas 2dn
e which after cong mtlating the Legis
*- latr* "mam the gemeralugood order and
- apegsi trauqoi tr which preus through
l out the. atts,"r, e. progse s without
e gloves to handle the Alabama and Chat
-tanooo- RaBeloe - -
'- ALABAMA & CHATTANOOGA R. R.
e n f~e nth of Decehber as, a tile
gram reasebd  e kmu. New. XIk, and
signed "J . CS tanton," informing me,
° that he waa maki g arrangenuent to meet
the interest dae from the Alabama and
,chattanooga Rairoad Company. This
a intelligence was graWtingi. Beport and
.t rumors, however, soon followed, tha the
e Company had failed to provide for the
l payment of its interest; which rmowrs
were confirmed by a dispatch received
from Henry Clews & Co.
Alabama had endorsed with a liberal
- hand the bonds of the Alabama & Chat.
e tanooga Bailroad Company, and .as the
principals in the contraet, it 4evolved up
on them-as a soleam duty to save the e- I
dorser from the liability as well as the A- 1
nancial disgrace sure to attach to her
name by the default of a corporation she
had to a great extent entrusted with her
credit, and the devolopenent of her ma
terial wealth. I still continued to cherish
an anxious hope that the interest would
be paid but I have hoped in vain, and
the interest due on the endorsed bonds of
the Alabam & Chattanooga Railroad, asl
well as that due on the two million bonds
of the State loaned that Company, stand
to-day under protest in the financial
world.
I From information not at all definite,
in its character, I surmise that the en.
- dorsed bonds of this company amount to
between four and five millions-which
at dded to the two million of State bonds,
make an aggregate liability of the Senate
for at least six millions of dollars, and
upwards. The interest on the endorsed
bonds is payable by the State in curren-1
cy, the interest on the two million bonds
in gold. Five hundred thousand dollars
r must therefore be annually provided for
by the State to pay this interest, if she
recognizes the validity of the debt and
assumes its paymnent This is the State's
liability for one Railroad company alone,
S Unexpectcdly this embarrassment haq
befallen the State. Without expectation
or warning she is called upon to res
pond to this heavy indebtedness, and she
is iot prepttrdd to meet it. Ignorant of f
the amounts charged against her in the t
- commercial World, without a record of
her liabilities in the archives of her own i
6 Government, she is suddenly placarded a
e hroughout Christendom as a defaulter,  
I arecreant toherfame and faithles to
, her pledges
,STEAMBOAT DISASTER
B Exarmeor or Tas W. R. Anravn
Szrry Lmvas LoeT.
r Memphis, Jan. 20.-The steamer W. B p
I Arthur, fhom New (*:eans pr a ,iarille,
exploded her boiler 14 miles below here
at 1 o'clock this matiing. Sixty lives am
supposed to be lost, ipcluading John
-Brown, frst clerkl, J. RI Rusell, wife and
soD, from Jefferson, Texas; both the u
mates, two porters and the utewaht, Ma I O
Paton, t Philadephib . T. Y. Uleu wise
,and child, of Illinois. The wounded
Shave been brought here.
"I"
TETLEoGRAPIC DISPATCHES.
(To the New Orleam "ommesria 3~")l k
Iouow, Jan. B5.--Al the evening jouanls P
Sconfrm the dispatches published by the mora- Ii
i ing pser of the eoatmplted annrde Pa.ris. I
•A anrreader en the terms saggedby Bi marr~ (
.Is approved here by the proe ananlmoualy. l
'the Committee of Defeame hve entrmled to d
Jules P·ms I amaaslgh athnlkity, to mats
the beat terms he can, butto bring the onflit a
toaeinui sua5y
There is a general a(peemant in odlal alireh g
Uwat the leb iomestanr athiad as ra the *
are ative, and the English govarnmntls kno¶n a
to vor a etoration of the Bonaparte dynasy l
un  "hYthork Hcer . ] 1
iAdies are allowed to - leave Pais, endore.d -
iby inhanathdscity, appstring ef this terzti- w
aimoon or a tu. if
The rre ppteate fatobe ro the quit l ion o a
ay spdoal sad a bruiga ease imegr, r, L
who has nrlted aom Veria hab, it has g
lcakei out, broght, the s hre r, signed by E
Faire and Biomaget. 4
Lepuoon, 5m. --- Tha Pema Comil di.- a
crisets the rep tersd t is hei Am hat arrives in t
England. ed
Lp-a.ial to' the Baew York orald.] le
LoiPow. Jan. 2L-'here is a treneednus ex- p
citement in this city, at the West End, over the fo
rumored treaty for the capitulation of Paris.
Masjy doubt the truth of thereport, ndthis A
disbehief is increased by the rnmnorunat Favre
is actually on his way to London to attend the I
conference. tis mid bheis expected in London I
at 2-15 P. IL, today, but this is hmpossible. I
a -On ehage theap ias an edervesing excite
. meat. he members are gathered in groups,
d talking eagety, and the editions of the paper
brought are artof.r scanned. Evprytting is
Sriing yet, but little is doing, as the members
Ie toe meimed.
CONGEAI
&nate-Mr. Blair was eated. He was ap
pointed on the Committee on Paciio Railroads,
Sand the E.dcation and tabor Committees.
SThe bill for therepeal of the income tax was
di md. T~ balsase of the day wasoceeqied
by MeR lente d Conkhling dieuinlg
the New York Customhouse.
'Tq contest yesterday for th eqt from the
SFif h District tattracted much attention.
d Young mapged the eefgar 1Mr. Cother,
SDemscrat, while Geneal Butler champlomed Mr.
eard -(.olor•) au.srL
The raesult-one hundred and forty-eight votes
Stor seating Corker to forty-one adverse-shows
d that a majority of the candidates from the Soth,
provided they can take the oath, are tolerably t
sure of ade . General Yotan web meh ap
d plauded for his shrewd management d tb oease.
James F. Randolph, for many years editor of
the Brunswick Jidonion, is dead, aged eighty
r Beeseaintive Cao, of New York, entetahin
the Democracy in honor of Mr. Hendricks, who
is here, and Senator Blai, ts-morrew ght at
the Arlingtn House. Governors Seymour and
SHofman, of New York, and Bigler, of Peansy.
e i are coming.
r IJAAICA.
r -- 6
acesIt i Sted erra 14e t mrarrarrtt
e m nare or rau Ms ron arw roau
i xoerox, Jamaca, December 15, via Harvn
d January 25.-The Governor entertained sump
tously thu Amnercan Adnar" ana other-7ied
a The pople are enthusis oý the prospect
d of direct comm l i_]on Ne u York.
f The traders are scouring the interior for fruits
toship to New York. Fruit that bfore was
valueless and rotting on the trees, now com-n
mands high prices everywhere. There are great '
Spreparations making for the arral of the
S Loxnoon, Jan. 5L-It is tated, upon =of
Acial but trusworthy authority, that the Ger
mans will insist upon the uneonditional sur
s render of Paris, her forts and defences.
The report published in the Times, of a col
d lision between Bismarck, Napoleon and Eugenie
is unfounded.
It rs stated that Garibaldi is surrounded neas
Dijon.
SThe Daily News says Favre returned from
B Versailles to Paris on Wedneeday. I
r The bombardment of Paris continues.
It is stated that the Emperor has written to
the Empress Augusta that the eapitulatim of
Paris is imminent, and his speedy return t
Berlin may be expected.
Gs GOOD r ,
Sfor the LIVERPOOL WATCH CO., let are au i
thorized by tem to ealoo large Ha of
SEropean Wathes, Chas. et ., now in stockL
for Cash, at prices naever before known.
I bqauOfhl in bnish, artistic in design. r b
I for ccurate time, durable, and ofat the latest
ayle. Evesy Watch will be retailed at less thea
custefimpodtatinm id forwerdesd as y peak
ed prepaid, to any part of the country on receipt
otpsice. Money a be seet us by Express,
with order for Express Co. to return Goods or
hl]h, which ill secure promptasa and aafety
to purcha.r.. Amsng oa r :is will foundl
ABEATIFUL ENGLISH SILVER, SOLID
DOUBLE CASs WATOHir tge IuI
plSa.J weld l~veea t, *4sto e aphoi,.m
steel cut hands, eai e trand , carmet a in
serviceable article. large or esi size, in co
plate ,drfitng order, ilr aen elegantwi Gents
Vest Chain, Locket d an key, all complete, a p
4 ree for aP  DOLL  a
AtEAIY ANDSOME WATOCH In lEns
brat Gold plated Double Casses--aitios qf
$100 Gold Watch-n graved or plain, geni
I aEngih, tt platejeweted: emnts, acesuie
regulator, correct, and in complete running
EIGHTERN DOLABR
The Oridd Gold Watch,
1N MIUSSIVE ORIDE GOLD Double Hant
ing Magic Spring Cases, elegantly engraved, e
engine turned, Gennea Patent Laver move
ment, fell1jeweled, regulated ad warranted Po
keep correct time, and wear equal to Gold, W
precisely like in appearance, make, Snish, bril- he
.ii nq.Ipfap g aywhea thesm -
splendid Watchas wll he forwarded by mail fe ik
to ean eddasu, la I muroeese cast, .
lined with velvet and setin, (Ladies' ar Gem(a
site Watch,) fbr only TWELVE D OLLAbR
Watches for a· lley PreessI.t maanheasdo
rader. . as
GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHEB of spl c
gme, in ldwint vereases fromr-Wp 9o
s00o. OtIa Goo4Watqbep equaly low. W s
I erery Ca'afiu Wa uofW c atany kiaweas¶
nula OslsdeGekl C hS 3 to 35 emeb, wr' foe
wsstdfthareuJual to Geid In brilliancy of cokp, w,
wern, ae., Bnp of ore $3 selected oa dS , )ve
ifdesired AllBills of $13, and less, mut Lu
Letters, at our risk. Goods carefuly selected, . -
a4ge4 and forwa) e-pid by um1l, er by
Exprem, or receipt of price. Saet delivery of aU
gooda gnamsntees. Watches afoMded Inbhe
examined to parties kpewi,, 4e. uprn
ahargec both ways are paid No goods forwaid
edwestofthe imiasippifLiver, withbilltocel
lect on delirery, Pauchasers must pay all ex
press charges on goods isent 4. O. D.. aeo
for rstaraetrnosaey. AR COsas ersa forwarded
free of charges to destination. Catalogues Fre.
CAEHA C . NORTON A CO.,
Importers atWateles, etc.
I REtablihed 1657. 66 Nahssa St., N.- Y.
No. 364. ast
THE RBAKLaOE W L .
, ati - - ...o..
wALTmAM WIon
S 4 th.eeacomd.
_4 0 times a minute,
M 00 tirmsl, bow,
MS4ae11.. a 'y,
n1 Satm ,u,.-- ad,
1s MORE IS EXPEFED OP A WATCH
r ACIISER F.
a R must vet cray v el , ar t sigh t; rot
SI only on I)pbedays, bi on Sndays ad dHoNdap
, it lwt r k hwle sig .4 ols domse-.pM
1y doesi orright .dewp It must keep noising Ien
. wearer Ase dews oa aeand s u, WheAs is ua ls
or rides. Insfad, it is apeed to do tts dl at all
D. times, in eLer place and in seery position.
y A O~utmul WwthnsmWatoh
- will fuil all these requirements. I wound once
a ady, it will UlathMlly ic Sor 1m a kumbed
t and tweatyds aillat tlaNsis a year, without
d even rqurin fresh oill ll ithat taw.
A Genuine Waltham Watch
coarrrnrs
m Sprling, 9 haede, 51 Screws, and 98 other parts,
making drapw qMAsVeu , p 18e T
All Genuialt WaltWatahs
i-" e*.w.ae.
Every part of a Walthat Watch is made by
Smachinery, The machinery med i saking the
Smovement of a single watch coast over a H
dred T owand Dollars, yet w e sell thee Watches, 4
. ins solid Silver Hunting Case, for $18. The
ame watch could not be made by hand and .
. wal heiS jrect ft aT Thawis is ta.
A Genuine waltham Watch
lei ihterlmhagldes lipkes tprIse rifle, tha
is, any part of one Watch is exactly like the
same part in another ; ase if ten Watches of
one grade were taken apart, anb,the rews,
wheels, spri g, &c., sere ined together, te4
watches could be ade by putting these parti
together main, withuot any reference to their
toin f erFeobinatioah- This is a
GREAT ADVANTAGE;
For, if any part of a Waltham Watch is injured
we can always replace it at a
A IUMIE WI T., WATCH
Is made with special reference to
DURABILITY
requite eoeranst repai s; but
O hW Iti naam Ttoah
WILL RUN FaITHFULLF
F FORMANY YEAlRS
SWase athese Waaes,.
IN O8LID SILVER u oTING CASES, -S18
IN SOLID GOLD HUNTING CASES, "$70
W6 haw prepared an
which describe the various grades of Watcb 4
in detail, gives thi weig t dad quality of t
Caes, and all othr inormation necesary
an intelligent aseletion. We wish esery osm
wI woeuld led r t bief aeddag a Wate.
No. 783 Broedwog , NXe Torki
Pres. ad me per laushtrctsd Pric List if
, Wa'Im Waltes, a. pq edlaterae.t T -
(Sign amae sad addrees in fell)
wrraoor zzl Pae
We have sent out over Ive 2%ouand of thet
Watches upon thbel eoditione, and ,have
bemn haed to noiad the moa y the. is as
and t on omfthse ewa on accouat of dr
feetoMn with the Wateh, b t beause the partis
'asded the speeq .
WuCaN s A . sm w .  sm am n
c.w mor ,a wa am s a n sw m , or a
omanuRamn w Sr a Nsw Yomg. At/
TNs a  -a,,, - I. . f._
SpeialNotie.-we do ot sel walthma
for Dram or Osesat Shw). he Waltham
Watch imworthy if sodid Gold or Sler Cmse
ard we do not propos to sal it ia any otheri.
Is r iar~adtak samanetr. .moa
Jrsn md aMlmrsd,
No. 73 Baowar, Nw Tens
flL -Lca ABELARD)
I I i'B-~
Carpe'nterand
anu order . .
attended sto
atthe nr b, Lt~h
NTA rwzmumw--iup
AND
Cbartered Act of Conareas .'rah 1365)
WASHINGTON, D. C
Bev .W11- * J ggg . .
D. L, aITOrIt Acta.
S HILD COOE.,of Jay, Cookea Ca, Chair
au man lmnamoo ungate .
Glen. Gl W. 3ALLOCR, C(hmalea Iila.
tu omottte
o Qu. C. .. ZDWAD, Chiuau Agency
ed sev. ONO WHIZL, haib a m.
tioe.
TiS fAlt % i a National, i am PaDer
anutmnthtisoebarteue4under the adimins
tration of Abraham Lincoln, primarily for the
Setm-t, qt wgoring peopli of limited mensm,
whrbe smal eving are liable to be lost or
Siieandered.
The Institution is endorsed by the best men
and te best An, ci.in the conutry. Branches
are now in successful opeiation in &aiy prin
cipal cities of the Uims.
R*ANCH AT NEW OLEANS.,
y 114 ...C...CABONDELET STREET...... 114
Open daily fom 9 A. c., to 3 P. , and Satur
day nights from 6 to 8 o'lock.
Branch at ShrevePort. La.
TALLYS BuIL9INld," Wht1G ST.
Baxmo. Pme, Cashier.
of
SOpn daily, boa 9 a. M, to 4.30 . ., and on
Saturdays, 8A. w., to 8'. 'xI
B. T. WALSIHE
A 110......CANAL T ET......101
Near St. Charley,
NEW OBLEANS, LA.
MEN'S AND BOYS'
BOW1 AND OHmLDENr'
n M , a3PS r um Ei
s Every Attici lakedia Plain Figures
SGoa,, ad 4. pqd' and any
e arti le purehmed which uil to give mtisaction
mea he ahiad. ed laludl Ibe ufm nded.
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