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TIE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DEMOCRAT. OFFIOIAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. . lN. . NEW ORLEAN. SATUII)AY, F.EB.tUA Y 10, 1877. PRICE, FIVE CENTS. 7'1ºe, 'lor'idn 1 nvc. 'III E 'I' - llT.'.A 1'he Eltl(Ic al r4 l Vel, @f I'irli' t ('ounell furr Ifu)"t' a itl 1 1he eeler lYpoci(l tIo N. U. l14ni'r t. CII1UI,r. TO, ti, t'. F'i' 9.--'I't" Flre toral Corn rInl!iiu iii lI 14 'lle'1'nin Vit('(l IO&t Count the vile of I'IluI'i Iifo 11uIylu'Fl .uiand '\Vliee',Ir, iniii tori h tenii J0l1r t l fit L hour to ntllow the 'ellc,rt te r III PC p Iared for thei~r li uii 01(04.'n -wsIII :'. 'I'+t~t IIUN t,. It 1V iii eA, t ! nto:uoty itt I Ito IAiit rll 0 (14 :rreº it I1 +i;i. y Blotw. # I [VhIet, tti .oWr lI:dl ;t' Il mo ( otti. I 1('('4'I41 t" N. 1r. 1'' mi tit . I ' WAShIINU'IoN, 'eh ti. . Ii'' ion renntir'kt -e Ldo lby t hie J ulg 'M on tI Ie 1hl'-turiti rT'ibuntli h.cIaty, in 'ee.ii'ulttlt ion, it, aleme saIfeto t) IHHIsIl( I1 hat .J uIlgrt D1t IU let'1 ýiews. sent In lily l'urnleret ill ait~ell, were Intended to ailly II Iitii 0tlalLh, unit that when thait. St I0le1 letiehrl 0Il) Tribunal will a0000)1; 1estl oon y tucuh tug the unlawful lIt huti of the ht turn 'J Boardl. The DCuIrlordtt8 out the I'Fri lu zid are jubilant ov.r Itlie ViliWiH of the Juilgos during to-day's rmwultat lton. tI''irila. however, will ti1totthl} tIe given Io Hayeil. tJavaniae )o-clay e'tilict ll .iI uIre I y ciii eerning the retut rnl Istuuirotkei I NoveI ii ber iH, whieh W1a4 hiclose l in an oli. V'Oiopo with n utalil lrvlt1. elatel the Setlh, whloh diseretallte'y St oghitcfhl eal ltil it olerlemi error. lio teit itlled thittt hi saw the envolietl o(4intil, dlull dteitled Ithe manner in whtIh tIN' a flivi I t CIL;. smuggle! In. It Is I eportreu Ih. 1ý-v Isee iolm 4s4 that ho was inttiIgllbic. Altogether tIhl <Ogtloolk Is brightening, iiFt r1.t rw: -- -. s ý M t l)Ul)X. U. L sui erssful Altelmpt to Inlp:'nar . li1 Litlimony. SIuMeld's Committer Will Ilave All of Its Testimony Ready for r the 'tribunal Mondhay. i "' ,il to N. 0. D)c u'ernt. WAsI No('rN, Feb. U. --l'he aIteItAil, to mcpeaLch Maibx to-day f.illed utteirly. he Alttellpt wa:l ladilto conrlcl.t him d disreputably witiLha taLnsaetion in tlhe stock of the I'arkierbuilrg brnultui ot liih Baltimore land Oh()io .iailr.iul. ianld ti was nmet by'i let Ier front Vicoe Iresil 'lit Keyser of that eroad, fully (exoneratinl Maddox fromn blutii ll he mat Ir r. Tl.e malii witiess agl ainst. l :addox was a manl llnltn'lIl I lit.y, oni ex-('ollt'ed erate from Ba]llimiinre, bul. now a intI teal, and before 1Ficl. . 1ot lclrough with him he made himn admit that. I;e was brought over here to ,telt.i fy i1i ider ,l'rom ine of an oftleo if li)'y- were ountioill . th. To-morrow Mallllox will begin the *ubstantiaion of his lcstlllnOlny , inlld Sthen there will be flrun. Field's committee will musk', an ,flort N tget in all of its testianony by MonLay e tit, so as to have the oent,ire case ready Sfor presentation to the Trlbunal in the 'iqentof that body determining to take utalide testimony. JUD(E IRII.LEII INIERVIEWI:II. Developmeats in Floridn n'ld l,,n'*iana % ('ase, Expeced To-llghtl. SEah lass to be Considered Stlpiratu ly and Sitlhont. Rtferenc'e to Illlings in Otlhers. (Sp'cial to N. O. Democrat.1 SIWASLmSuINUTON, Feb. U.---Thes slituat ion is quiet, but prospect of developments, both in the Louisiana case and from the Tribunal, during the afternoon. The most important news I can give, you is that the members of the tribunal, illt least a majority of them, do not re id the rule as to admission o, evi noe in the Florida case a general rule 4overning all cases which m:ly be sub ted. Judge Miller says the understanding the Tribunal is that each case shall considered and ruled upon tls merits, independently of the or cases, and that the method procedure will be made to rm to the legal exigencies of each to ease. Judge Miller did not further, but I interpreted what :Id to mean that the Tri Swould not rule to exclude tteitimony in.the Louisiana case, t.he presentation of that ease by Itahould appear to the tribunal validity of the certifoates L properly tested without y. tlvta The Louisiana C('ae will bh Reaclhed To-D)ay. New Tes tmony will l'robinbly b Admnut ted by Is T'l'Ibunal ns to the Eler totail Vote of eli oblllana. All Iep, tids (H One -tiate. pLp'cial Il N. 0. I)nmonrat.] WVAntllfo(roN, i'eb. ).--There is no roman411 to be ialarmoedl over the Florida di(,0lonI. T'hi two IIlo~Pse will resutme the joint. sessiol11 to-m1orrow and count I o Vol e orf Ilor1id, ( 1orgia, Ilndiana, Illinoi al( I owa, land 'call llou isIan,1 . ()jetions will then Ib) ado, 8and( the real il!lm of tho Tlribunalll will , gihn. I havo I)hon l t it o(t pa1ins to 4lIcCtL'1 111i whtlher Ithe ruil exehlling extraneouslll vildence in llI he Flo1ril ('aiS i, regardod by a itj morit'y (of tthei T'ib4l', Itas at genrtl llilo tto gover IIall ea1o tchat may come (hfore it. The 'sult, of l'hos inl uirl, is Is thatl . J gI s Clifforid, Field and lilhl r certlainly ueo iii so re trigarQ it., andI Ihat . ientors Thurman jand Itlvard'l, nld possibly Frelinghuy s11on. with Reporesenti.atlives Payne, tun ton, A)bottlnd probab)ly ilroar iconcur wit h them, who onst.tute a leatr majolrity inll the Tribunal, Is as follows: As near. 1 . i can astheortan, they hold that tle 'rli th twnl, being madfil e by law tilte judge of C Its own jurisdiction, must conshler each case l(upon its own lndividual merits bnd each method of procledure iin aII ord t1nce with its own partiular ex1lgency. In, fact, so faro as li oulshlana is eoner ted, there Is no ease made up beyond the two cr tla of naked Iortillnties, unlsr, the Ti bitnlal decide tIr take extlraneout testi miny. The lluctylbehrs ofl the Tribunal fuklly understand that if they exnlu-e t.eotimony in the Loriblanat case, the e y di in In that of ,lorda. In the face of all that has been (developed concerning the rtimll f the rnn oar the R atnr vig w in ey Tey. of the coulntry. This t the view tken of tal e matter by all of tn them orurat on the Tribunal, and the Repub lieans mentioned abovin thehae substan tially expresse to the ame view inc con versation. the final decision of the whole presi dential question really depends on the ruling of the Tribunal as to the admis 1ion of testimony in the Loutsiana case. It is safe to say that no evidence will be admitted in any event beyond the re ports and aceompanyhug papers of the House and Senate Committees that have been investigating Lulsiana. If lth1oe areI admitted, then the case will r'esume its plartisan Ispect, anll1l Bradley Vites as a partisan to sustain the a'ti(on of the Returning oard. lHayes will be countfed in. Thlat is :about all thlre is f' the ].'o(i.i:, ca ýo. at this writing. Fie liol:,S the Fate of the '. untr0 in Ilki itand,,. I ir . .al to N. 0. D)emocrat. I W.\V A NIToN, Feb1. U.-Mon Of all par t.ies have settled ldown to the solemn conhcltsion that, J qdgo Joseph Bradley is to be the Presidential Warwick of our Contennial yenr. It is very funny to see the old Now Jersey man sitting in the tribunal with seven Democrats on one side and seven iRepublicans on the other, and hum ming abstractedly tlhat well known air, "tOh waltz to Joseph, if you please; he'll never will waltz to you!"-which is the situation in at nutshell. CONIIIFR * . Neriate. WtAnhniNiTroN, Feb. 9.--In the Senate Mr. Window, of Minnesota, introduced a bill appropriating $7000 for the ex penses of the Electoral Commission. Referred to the C.mnmittee on Appro priations. Mr. D)awes, of Massachusetts, intro duced a bill to authorize and equip an expedition to the Arctic sea. Referred to the Conmittee on Naval Affairs. The bill provides for an expedition ac cording to the plan' suggested by Cap tain lowgate, of the Signal Service Bu reau. THE COMMIIllION. Florlda will Probably be Counted for I Hayes. WASlHlrN+TON, Feb. 9.--The ('ommis sion is in secret session. It is stated that each member will present an elab orate reason for his vote, which may prolong the session till to-morrow. The best opinion still is that the Com mission will give Florida to Hayes. INELIGIBLE ELECTOII . Levisee Before the Senate Commlnlttee. WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Before Howe's Committee, A. B. Levisee, of Louisi ana, Republican elector: Resigned his office as coammissioner about November 20, 1876. Leviseetells a story about an attempt to bribe him to vote for Tilden. Little interest lattaches to committees this morning. Albert Peyser, an elector of West Virginia, exhibited naturalization pa pere. THE EASTERN QUBETION. is It to be Peaeo or War? Loxaoxf, Feb. 9.--rlrl Derby sid we 1mt itafRl with reserve to the A rob which depends on the decision of a single man. The l' Erl of Ileatonsfleld said : Th E astern lquestion was not only ai queis tion of the anotiloration of the c'ontll tlon of Otlristians, but qtleuation of the existence of emlpire. Wo must treat, it as stat.1.nem ti. The M1ialrquis of Salisbury protested against, tht doctrine that we w iought toI use coerDcitn Iltinst 'T'urkry by over throwing the Ottollmail .nl irOe. We would croato tttiarchly and conrfu sion. Iloth house's atdotlded an taddre4s un It, is stalLted Ilutt the Fronch chirgo i'affaltirs at (Con.tantinople ha'(l alplil. for two I'rlc'idi war vcasels ifor thu pro toel.ion of forignors. Milrin' Newi'. New iov F. h !t \rriv.l": 1V. A. Ol-U i rln. Arrival nl!:Iltyli.t Iitl r.nb . I lllilv W ti .t r-'. Iy,,r 1-,) , 11. I. ris'lin . \At1 :7 ,4su. II n wti rl: (;i,,. (111~1',',:W l. f i .t' tT t -ll wh<l i u ka, . f r (Ill n , Iii. i1 lu ii' 'llt r IIet I. Ni:w Y l" hV i t l-S ,,"11 n tiv , un illt1 gij ll,[ lo . 7( o ,ll1i. ii, ( ll 1 I h i . I ;l '-ii rt - A p ril I h -:na !l'r , ilt . 1: 1 . n: l 1 , 15 2, iti I l , ,u r d u l l l ! l u n ,hn n d . W h , . l q h +ltl u s l r illlit l, $1l,, 17 i' irn 11i 1 711, ,I" limn , l. 0Igrl; 11110 , 917~ 1 t 0. in si' 1 Itla ; t-I1nrut s It :1 tirh I o1 il1d tint lo . dilllt , Ie', e v r. li do ull ,1.1 2'.1.5 3 fn r I nrtinie,,. I" c, i hi q_ ietl . Iittr lti wihet.n It p1. olirr lr taN o Iwv two illing cdown It .lc antral l. o, t eily hhlou0 e +c' l.cl reselt lltltlv o oiltl'Ii+ irv ,ol; tIllnontlll il. t 71; .IIly tVlt il urlrtod ,7 y iteI. box-bole,,Is -tw o i na ciu arry, y i mil 75-2. illt of c ry .holt sn oio 7111 tA let . lr Iitii r.d o s it lIct toIt and hle AiPlUe. I hery Clemn lUer in i'iuoiinni ti (Coiimmercial i VASHlINOT.N, th b. 2. i --In cuambi-oi IlTorr, men gai btrol ilty heirng masse.d, ol.nl lie lUnit edl liStte S ene iever looked ibettor than when it, aerlre ttwo by two tilingl down Ithe central alie of ,lthe house of iepresentatives ion Thirits lay lmorninig. Tltwy WorO pllrecedl by the. bo.x-boarlers--two men carrying malihog itny boxes, in wtileh were looked the arelou4 vleto which url to dloldo the Lite of ighty , hoiusand ofllC oihildersi and five hundred tholsand ofllco seekers. Then ciiamoi Vioe f 'reaitiiint firry and o Seoillktary (aorhl.nli, foll iowed by two clerks of tie shieniate. ct Inrot o insr. lllnoes t he loo natorial couples looked odily pairesl, again filly paired, accsording to ten pe o ent. F o Is begnnin tor freshen wondrulri brtn uht (out by lihn a Indiaront oine. of lsins, wnos arml ho held. I utsictto (honkling was thrown into reit, byell tohe whiterUoned e'roI of Sur.int. lhuoe Caliorted upi nanc inh t(what a inamej for t. man tuce looketd like a ucocanut Iesind the milky Cion.ver, ti he ,nskylvlania l. oter from Flortida. BliDin looked twenity years older than he did live years ago. in that, aspect outdoing Conkling, who Is beginning to freshen and brighten up agaln. Ftunl oids took a back seatt The great Frelinghuysen lifted up the light ofl his hortotitary counte nance on the Grlphi'i arti. st, and conldescended t o indulge in Il slig ht ýtursuit of knowled- ge., ii-it dolth 'Ilcker ilnd DavtI Dudley b Flehl began tlo ctnnli ne, iland Himlln CtejLn ron droi s ed i tto the ears of his son lion ita few of thoie mighty secrets of State- reflathering your niest -with which hlie is suppost.d to bit richly hladsn. woulin I. T i ownsonii11d,10 o''Ov. xlthangd jokes ovr htlls chair wit-h .'cnton, tIr ut. tsed his glrandson oil ii end of lits toes, rnilid ntuhel apltlhs,. Elder Ca li noasn, derivd tiof tlyh coipaliloship iof his f hour wivcs, ,id llewise, to the won denr tf the In glinh spntilatodr. Is tohy the oul have itddor their gi ngerbreadly s. lou callt4l th and pipesv, tioll tieo nlOt, --outil thavt in obeelnn loplet. Alone, til assistn ty w' llro diwin ,r1i i triou., nt then unloket MortonPanlolr ' b, tl d tok oiut .Jeremiah of Ath oasion. 'ndn e tlhel in no pn kag to ray-- I takell it for gta dl- ca tho r.two tightly clokered n nchatlain no the front, at werote nore called ol. or Unleg his ltncumbnd y Vice ly rest tent ferry n hac s eultivated his volie to even caolorled the jointhout conventiogl to order ---lorid that in obedience to the Constit anu ox. Te ththey were procedig, et., and then unlocked at ora'nce bo, and took oum the votes of Athelabaa, hanitding theli in Spackagoure he to Mrld. ThAllison, with a dupel ate to New. tork or. Thenatr enator did oet object, and to him.ote were recorded raeefully t do somewiftly ater the other venat olorado, withohtut ai ongl o trp, andtill lorit wentda, anwith her roses, her ntlags andvr to mother day.five "counts," juhlped o'clofk the lx, Theand in the bareat domeun-b of the oty Pirelidn at once ckoared "n mid air-ed, ,ventl bred anted to himnt. ItAnd Kassone o ht went, aount.' the counting went over to! he President and "Buck," well fed, .. ... . . * l - . . . A NEW VeRsION. Powitlvely (II i. It be oloped) tie Luat of BeR. urit and Jlay. I N. Y. World, j " A statement which seems to be au thoritativo is current now in 'society circles ' as to the true proceedings in the May-Bennett dubl. It is asserted that when the seconds asked the prin cipals if they were ready, Mr. May twice replied he was not, and that after the second asking the snap of a pistol was heard; that Mr. May's second thereupon advanced in front of Mr. Bennett and asked if it was his pistol which had been snapped; that Mr. Ben nett exhibited his weapon in proof that such was not the case; that Mr. May then spoke up and 'aid his pistol had accidentally snapped; that after this the seconds adjudged to Mr. Ben nett the right to fire; that Mr. Bennett leveled his pistol, teok alm and then, anddealy throwig uplir tlieir Wil ds NEWS BY MAIL. A IPrnlIest from Rhode bmlevd In IFavor of Nt'iaim' Iflglute. [Nt. Tronmi Ilplbliooni . 1 PieivrtrNelf, Fob. G.--In the Ilnilo or I bprehi iit atitves, to-l ilty, rI SIliti 111. wvere itiitroil lceditl m ordereil rin t eli I rllt.ostiilg thalt the rl'e, n (Irtis, aitin tinIn lpilimle ont. of iilorji h'ts or thol 1.') i-istrist iltinonring lettil 1) ituttio'rli y of .hl) .Nt'ioalI t10lllIl4o ut I )i'urI' tatt I Ve9 wa14 t griss viulaii of I.11)0 l9lI'srve (IILK(4() ithll )t Hndleul I'uj"r Ilin. Posnd (lust PFr n nrnl~ntion. c·Jl'yvill ( to St.ll 11-1114 It, pihli 11 IH~r'~ Ill's wdt )011111111 to-~ '11111 1l- .1) it perfect MiI litIILftuioe. ti.t~i ;lst ion of r t riai n InhllI gu lilie i le' Iili11, Oregon, I.)u'u~nlilil 1. it i.310 I lot " I 41.h111.1P I'idui eVuc'y ;nt. ILJO filletei' 11i11111'h I' o r911 J rlie 11. 111(1 11V) g 'iveu Itil)el rll ugto ii'i key t'ill I'l is he i.~ l"'1 taln In',r i' ollg~hle EI.,cter Sen,ed--Tho .lifr,, ihe llI,'rl 'lr. [Hocoli s llo hit.. Liiti* I i llilthtic. ,1 i'iii y oir it Iii., Febii.r 1ok t. "lit loin o c1.lnit t i Iilt tile llr i it['lt ioll ( In l,11491011 th Itt iVlt)h1lguTtt .h wit i0t011 liii (Jl 1nigell to connitet' thul ciase cluT flUileligii),l triynSR kneetoi froat thia State. Onrt .Jannry 1kI, 18ti8, (leo. D. Chuilee, (Ii Mtleihyviiie~. wfllS lnljoiftod to b.lir It itel, Statoil ('(I) 'tll l ole0r, 01 11O f i t, i r. lt' heli ilel "o I' tI('l11.' 0h trslit iunIter the Unite] u tltoes'' t ty ipl-t0l wordltll)y woth ) 1)11104 frI)V giv enrg ttt'eoi iliug torl~ t[1o key tor H [rc~ll Lc. n IlniCo lie hits not resigned!l 1(i I hiM (ld-y. Ir Iii) 19(19 IjIutltr ttel i I Cl ttlil tl rr e rl [l'eet elr Iuy o h . .llititi tltlI i'tilttO Ic vn - til It't ie !ct. (,by. F3!verid e I appOCiersn (( li tti i hays t the , rbt Mitionco by i111( al~t, Washington will Soon ho obliged toiirii eIlIto. Irlel will r lt olly twetiiy vol.r 14, 1M$1, t (loo. iD. Chulf eo, of Mhelbyv tllH rWIll or t ei d c tI 1)ro lrioy ituthnitI tittol tll Intril torl rne thf teolnmisfioie. "n'. (tiroitiTeo is in the city t e.dity ant hits 11ich 11 1 seerot cotflytlthIdttiu witrh sOlni or tie a leade uers ot th t Ilepubticran forty Tic tl. lIA 6li! I'lte ThienyOmegor 'JWl'tJ DtCM(C.(I IiiIt t , sro fa o wo lt th tr entlirrrfp'hThu tit.i Gv. OoBvrider-J tirnaii. i) lcA oweon, 1). T., Jan. 17. *-'rhe tlier melnlter 19 lowte iI tle)nty e Iecgorae lobe) I i ,iro, fo nit every time tsi dbryntiery rises I·) wAill) thea IV iaI It staorn m 10toh it iiow' ailsi 1lriyi the CIllli firnnd I i1I). 1'tie MTnl)w is Trc~ln th~ree tcl livu t'InIt ti 'lt Itil I(es w'tiy gotrv. You 11e1t Votsi i 1 frim it I-llilty (tll t llsttet get yoor rleth wet. A i tltrS ((I~~qrtitt~iotI 1 11111 tOlu 910119I. reit shortl'cnnO nati I trtI authnttincl'rd ('14tb1 now itrein a 11 u Ia for )tli'-dlnleo Washington and, t Is understood wil l I o T1/;111Ai1.11,1 Thert itnul 11 gilt, 1'Vi i' DhtvrItel IIe 11.eI liros g7lirli ni, rvr timer tllo 1lrltlbnery -~9e- -. ' JOAUIN ii Il.[IIII.E . Teo BrlrbI, Too ..enu Ifu lt Iuht, In -c [Now York Lotter.j Come we now to the poets. Their eyes are not in a fine frenzy rrlling, but one of themrn is certainly unique. His name is Joaquin Miller. Since last I gazed upon that child of nature he has let his hair grow, and it now falls on his shoulders in a mass that resembles molasses qandy ere yet it has been thoroughly pulled. He wears with this tawny chevanlre a necktie that is of the color of the lilac blossoms, to conform to poetical parlance, and a jewel, as bright as that dazzling gem which the miners of the far West would term his "intelleck," sparkles on the mauve stir face. To speak as the scribes, and not as one having authority of close per sonal communion, I should not hesitate to pronounce Joaquin too bright, too beautiful, to last in the good opinion of society. It is a law of social Inter course that the general good should be held against inldividual glorification. Hence these tears over the Songster of the Sierras. THE WATER DOG. A Singulnr end Deetractlie Enemy of time Oys'tc Discovered. A new and destructive enemy of the oyster has been discovered. The Pitts burg Te'leh'raph says: Ccl. Fricker was etartled by a cry from oln of his men engaged in opening oysters, and has tening to him he saw him holding a large open oyster shell at arm's letrgth. Inside of the shell was something mote animal than flshy looking. The oyster man was about to throw it from him, when the Colonel caught his hand, and the strange creature, which measured about two inches in length, was turned from the shell into a saucerful of alco hol. The animal' very much resembles what is commonly called a water dog except that it has no feet. The heal resembles that of a catfish, with a large mouth full of fine teeth. Just back of its head are two large lobes, which give it a little the appearance of a small bull-dog. The animal, whateverit may prove to be, must have made its access to the shell when small, destroying the oyster it found as the natural tenant, and grew up to its present size within the shell. A similar nondescript has lately been Fountdt Baltimore. The Nicholl' Goretrnninent Indlorn4ed. UIre and OenI)Leey Notililed to Joln t1it I, 'snl LeC iýlatI re. AIrxAN IIIA%, I!"o,0. :3, 1~77. At a 1nIRA Irnes lig orth Ihe oin)nocrtiLl. Co(;,s' Irvlat Ie m, rty holdk thin day for thI urll'lp)oe of IllrrH ing (Lul .u.tnhlllin! Frnr is T. Nihholl. ti(l, I le l'ul i an dt 114u , ,li'cl4t'1 ( iov!rlnoir l. tLhe Stateo of 14o0i The metting wl't c(all, to orecr bh Jotin A. Williamn+, hLi,'l!i'rl oif thi1 1 )mocrlrati -( (tlle v',ti've Iuke n('ltIV (ortinlitt, o (oIf ail, illh ftri lh o 1f H ,j4id ll. Oitn t 1o1n )I'o hlises M1,|y'r, Mr..Iial ,J fl'riov si w (l,1 c llhd . t4 lo h 'l , chaoir. Urn 1 n iot ;1l , ,i. -t it.l A ntir'ws, Jl hob1 r . L us'kettl atel lolb'rtl, 1'. htunter w r ~Iuq,(int ndI Vice PrI itti . tit l L. V" 1114'y4 wai il-r ointIiieIll i h 1 4orhirry. .Lamens Jltris. h n .ho !rt., t h"(i 1te+ In 'o'nt'in , ixi lal iiVnL~ tr l ohC jct.I iI ll lu itl .d ' i ni ','ihln l n rrr1, r:t1i, 114 rl (lark lbeing r 11l''ived with reli,(,' t ld , pldiiLui-t,' ()ti 111 11 t th. e (;traif a pII nIlelt Iht 1E'. it. l'ricc ,, ) I b t,. I'L IIt ilnr, l'. I,' WIlIker, Crrnl, lin u lnits ae l lnti lwatrd 1,hiont 1 (I. White tIhll n tWl. rod (111 i tlt" Im.tlln ill tl so l-sli r 'iltliO g . ll eloqfe1 t np1r1'c h, 1 (which waL. r tecuivd with (,Cn The (UComilqt ,e on .itcgolutionsi rL' 1o)rt1 d as fI'oll w e : lie iT lttiso )lIed., y the Domocrllatic. (C:n4e.rvll'ive ilrtL y of t, he i ,ri4h of it - nite, , in niLon mteting asstmo1 leCr 1. Thlat onll the 7th of NovembeCr la41t thir was a Fa4 r, full anid Free I.l1.t(on by tlhe peoli+ ot tho Stlat of Loullsinuor For Stl ate oliee, ( til thlat at that oliem ti tlon ihe en tiro St,ate ticket, of whir ret. F. T. Nicholl, is tsholl oicial hlnad, was htiong stly and le sly chosen by largo bbejorty. 2. That this victory for the Democrat irt-Conservative party was achieved after a cale lpign chmraterorizd by Nicholl a iprevalnce of peace anid goto, ordehr throughoutl , the Staehat the ae; nRepubli :' un cndidatltLoe, S. . 1' ldkat'dn Ais toino and othlers, in 1spe' ehes at tfors place, towdarls tthe ! lotrt of the campaign and 1fter1 t(hely Ihad canva1sed t he entire MtaIe, bore willing witness to the per ft,' lqliu t and ITfreeom with which they hbat been everywhere received, the only instance onI retord where they ever told th11 truth. 1. That tll cihrgOes of divsordn r and n ,li timltioin waLi all atert, thorught. oni lit'ly rt Iof the Rwl t4ical nltian.ilatorst iln th row riug out 1r3,)C vlla0otes adi re verlllilig 1 jnlirity of ten thouwiint3ild f)or the oll cial'i of)' tile Nich4olls governm' tll w1.l4 a high-han1d1 robbelry wl, withoilt justlle ation in foeao, warrant in law, or pretext of right, and ahould eondemn. I lhat lartisan and unscrupulous body to everlasting infamy and subject them to trial and punishment for trawl, perjury and robbery. 4. That we Lotterate for the Dem)o (is to maintaining the ltpeace; Insuring a hiontinlance tuer his administrationi of quiet, order anti a rosp,;it for the laws;n motir treALtnmenit of the colored 11o)1; the duicattio of their chlpteren, r. . Iro chornt in al then right guar til antood Io ting by tion: con!titution l 5. V hrat, the Nicsholls govcrnpmott, is intled t o anbe rpreshall ain tle olr inise ur e thre rnd supposenrt; that, we areonly reay in tohe iaul ouse oI hat. g'pr nt, ; thi.t we will ordially rerogni oi the hi lding hii- t" iui iii ,si.i , tILi (h.ti , we will m itiili t ii i v1 iliidiy ain'I yiebl, tetion of Mir. iBn . J. Barrett in taking his teat in the wobil, House Iof tllr eeelnatI iresentt by it, tL, onct e hnot it Joh , liD Laeey and aptiistl le to take'ring their 'ertaLinly of th tii, ltai, ., III I tr't-.r rii y eats in the lwfightful boi, and that ofour fail ther seatl o wicla ho has cnt, ltong he en that thive Ioveror may :ttl cor rupt pt'atlctics G. That thin t et inks of' the itleti of ousiar are opy oreby t oresolutios the Hon. .ni.. Mi ortoett n, ito . J rmoh of t•he ongre:ltist Donw, Codn tntleo, an tod his suh-committees for. heir bold and n tirinit fforts, in exposing the scLandl nos fraud by which foudopr dishonestd. misThreant constituting the dj etourn rni Board attmplted to rob the whole peo ple of a State of their dearest political . . ghts. ecret L. V. MALAYE, Secretary. We rcfer our readers to tho annual statiment of the Sun Mutual Insurance Compuny, publishbd in another column. This oompany, oeo of the oldest and most re!iable in the cointry, wo are happy to see, continuos its career of prosperity nuder able mtnagement, and never faits tn the regular distribution of dividends to subecribl rs. Free tight rope performanoe a' 3/ o'clo:k p. m., to-day, at Carrollion. Inortant to sugar planters. See Trouard's adve nt.rrAq _ _ TIIE PRINIE OF MIRt Il. lls Troubles, nndl " Ali's Well that Ends WYell." Tho eminent'p.rineo of Mirth needs no apology for t.ho I'dlay which occurred ThursdIay night, in hi alppearaLnce on tho st.Irotsi, for tho )Iaganlt, whell it was )r'.eontolledt. tot lho puhlh, was1 so splondid as to dri sPel theti faintest effects of ternlporlry d ilsapioliltrlientll--and be shl rs, we aro not llt horized by hy hn to offt,'r tny apiology to the puhltiu. As a m0at1t er of intoresot, to that same J0. bile it shol11 he 1Itd). IInweV,'r that, MoluuIs toldl his Irou hles a 111)r115 on thi s, for overylbodyl'so, Tfsiivo o(c~inill. First, I largoe )iortionl of ttl IoIlnde1,00 of the 1)I'oc('5Ion rl'achoied hero by rail only at So'cloc(k Thursdlav (oVeling mnl had to 110 trl.J)nrt4l tIto II (lI.Istant, cotton pross in th Thirdi )istrict.. I ero o everything h1)l 1, ) beO a,1.1(rtd lanld i t(lieu1, i ["rO'e)ss whihh it neIeI si l'jy cioisiimel(', I I, groat 0lOi of time. Whln, by dint, of en (,rgy anld ,a dhthrmlnaitin to "do or olio," oeverytlhing was inl readolnesa early onough for the( plagoant, Ito sally forlth inlt) ,1 t Hrt ltn witlhoullt pro Volkitng H en'('il llnot.(ic f o ,ltly unllllfor tlllltnly, Itlld 1 tiht9tosh tiln, ohI saying, '.It, nl.vr rains biut it joll14,'" lJeOI(o d (Ilbo)Iu, ie,lvling the COltlt.( l 1r10)3 it was 'li Icovered tll ll(lt1 fIl rlWOm work of 8n010 of tihe (dlIsi.glI were too wide to goi throught eCVnI the very broad gaLt(s of the rl)oss. hlen(eO it, Ical1meO 10Itrll)1 ivI to pro('llor thole necessary t,,ols it ord(ir that a L)Ort 1on1 of the walls T lI to' galto,. ay shoubl be battered (ownl and give ogress to the'grand char 0ots. l'te oIl)eratlon lasted neaoirly an hour and a half, ibut Inrally the Knights, wih s their I.'rinet at their head, were lap1)y to appear before a longing pub it.', who unresorvedly applauded their grlat (st effort. Tliis appreciation mn)F t have glad (lenoed tile do'pressed hearts of the gallant Knights. It was just, and if the Iopllo outside of these organizations could have an approximate idea of the tinount of brains, taste, activity and money which it takes to (·arry out these vast projects intended solely to please, without the least (gotistrn or ostenta tion of the participantj since they are bound to malntatu their Incognito-well, people wouhld, if ossible. even more exuoerantly Inmanifest their pleasure at thlor (l'fortH. It might be asked, why is not every thing foreseen ? The answer is, that overything within reasonable bounds isl foreseeon. The articles which serve to make these pageants are ordered in the fullest detail six mouths and sometimes nearly a whtole year before hand; but Ihere arise sometimes contingencies which, blut for tho spirit with whioh em gentlemen connected with theoe organiz,1tions are endowed, would Lead to utter failures. About three years ago one of these orgaolaa ilons came very near disappointing an expectant public through a miscalcula tion in time by a furnisher in Paris, who hid shipped the goode to New 0, leans via ý8ýna, by a steamer, the only one available, and which was not very :ortain of going further than the latter place. However, the time having been leornmed ample, it was thought that a reshipment from Havana would bhe an easy matter. And so it woutll have been, had not the Custom ilouse ant horities Interfered in the mat eor. This interforence necessitated a ^orrespon(ienco and legal forms which alve it the complexion of an interna ional alffair, and the consequent red Ilpedclaly.s pcrmlitted the goods to ar. rive hero julst two days before Mardi tIras. This year, anothor organlzatlon Ilads itself In ,ossess.ion of its parapher nalia about cight days before the day lix()l for tihe p)ageant. It is now night uind day work with themr to be ready for Mardl-(iras. To return t0o Momul. It was not ud til one o'clock yesterdl.y morning that the curtain rnso oil the tableau, and the 'lanciug of course began very late also. The ball, however, was one of the most brilliant affairs of its kind ever gotten up in New Orleans. The now Opera louse was arrayed in 1all its splen for- -that splendor which in times ;olae by WIas wont to excite the admiration of all visitors to the city. I'hI elite of our society was there In its nagniticence and beauty, and cheerful tess, mirth and gaiety reigned supreme. 'ho (lancing was kept up later than insual, partly owing to the time lost in vaiting for the arrival of Momnus and artly owing to the enjoyment that be glorious fete afforded. PINANCIAL. lleasunptlon @anrely Perbable b Ithe glrot of March Next. rChicago Times. ) The New York .Eening Post estimates that on the let inst. the United States Treasury held only $7,001,225 in coin available for resumption. The balance of coin in the treasury at the date of the last debt statement was $86,477,680. From this there should be deducted, ac cording to the Po.st, in erder to ascer- tain the available balance, as follows: Coin eertlflrat rr. ........ .........#.3.3I,.700 atll.ed bonds ovrdur, . . .. ..... .. . .l.,10 as, Int1IrIe t dfon andl n Ir paid. .............. 9,a s.8 ,e Int.rct ldu.r and notI 110 inclýll I'id Iil the debt statennl.lr ... ........ 6,4t,8. Total .................................17947G,4{. Deducting this from the total coin balance gives $7,001,255 available for re sumption, as above stated. It does not appear how much of this is subsidiary silver, which of course would not be available for the redemption of green backs. Of the coin certificates, 75 per cent represent coin deposited in the treasury for convenience or safe keep ing. The remaining 25 per cent are issued on the credit of the government, and are demand liabilities. It doesn't look much as though the treasury would be able to resume by the 1st of March. By reference to a notice elsewhere publis it will be seen that the firm of Qientell & (Jo. been di'solved by the death of Mr. Wi Quentell, and that Mr. C. Phibppi will con the business, Mr. Woolley stil having the of attorney. We wish al success to firm. Monday sst being the anniversary of birthday of Lin olsn andTeesi · - tlg been legay to Ae., both as ý. 'in the rk will, n ae east d a b of a th daqs.