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*l)OOO, and a eJorifenertal "Tooo; Hub"
lietence 1)eartmettlt, ýiN,54uoo(1; Quar
termater'es Iepartment, 7,400,0IO. The
bill provilee that no money appropr.
atod shall he paid to any railroad com
pany for the transportation of any
propsrty or troope of the United 8tatee
over th at portion of any railroad which
was oonstructed by the tid of a grant of
Jltiblio land on the condltion that such
railroad should he a publio highway for
the i.e of the Oovern ment or the Uni
ted Htates. For purohage of artillery
and cavalry horses, $t17,000; for oloth"
Ing, .n90,4504 for national cemeteries,
*ltl',tt.); for Medllonl )epartmene, *~o0,
(000; for Ordnante lDepartment, $80,00 ;
for emall arms ammunitMol, 8,E00,; for
the mannufature at national artngrlee
of thp now model of breech-toading
musket. Oc.oo..
Ti'. sriPrA4tlIarlP RACEI.
MInltlaIt lnltd li1i the .tlnoat RItliA
railler Stallnlnis Well W$Otd elnd
Morrltua,
Iregian r (',~. tr poinrle~rt s of thl Trlbane.|
W altitttN Maroch lis,--The frietide
of Mr. Itahdall say that he is confltenit
of thl. . utport of 11 i members in the
Dernloratic en uto Thlis a large ma
jlority of the J)enlooratle membership or
the now lIous,11 anl would of course
give Mr, Itanli t.hoa pharty nomination.
ir, Itantdqll if of a esailtine ttempera
t.ent, lrwvwt'r, and lprobably mistaket
eXlt..irs.!l of approval in many in
sttellu's for itloistoe of support.'
Mr. Mltrl on is eaort.tliinly in the lollI
asie a tnddrlto, Il!ut with not veven a re
atl' prI'oI)Pae. of sltr.ess. Isll move
m!eot atltar t. ho deslnell to kItoelp
bh!ilf pl'l' inii IitIy hiOfore his party
paf'i ,' . ltiil to sPc'lre for himself
elt hr t ,in.th Ior tetormt on chairman of
WailI.' ltotI Manti oill' r a appolntment to
thie ti'ni i" I ho Apo i rlti5hOtilon Co-lr
!iltt+.', w tihti i in at i l lir proftes it' hlA
old I ltho. It- will IundoIlutedlIy piny
into ilr. I n lti 'dl'r h it tu l taso h dhl lahist
I ,'1 tia ~iti i 'ntdil y ti not.
Rieievo'd I1o wI a vrth a v'lw to atcakitli tOl
.arottr t r:'.' fti thro unl tnlati, n. It. is
to )ti Pln b tny 1t1o with the sueoeesful
cantiihnt o t in VeVa and Ne.,is e'hair
anl-rhip, whit'h lI ln llRg eoxlPrlence
iupn.iti Ht 0io1it( tun.i i te n o iand i longer
+virr. llIn tho I otuso entliled himt to, in
tha r' lhimntlnt if his frionds, when the
Daber1n ttit oh nit 0 !i int rol of t.ho body
two rewrs ngt.
4Mr. Ix I.is ttaenuineo rival if Mr.
lairlillt, tind will iuttnko ihim a lose rlie.
lie ie aex'i+dingtly at'tivo, anti is per
5(1111 ,n X the taltot.. 111olit tarp eam idate In
thie i'tlhtl
i.'t. a.v tiotr is her' lookingll ft lf r his
tioaits, 1i II'iat.nservtative tonrqe last
seslt 11 tt0i,.htll itlnit llay ntew friends
hamltnt tha eliement. which resisted flli
lbustring, atii otf till the mAin na.i tiuot in
contitat .ti. with It hle MoR atkership Ih, Is
the 1t0.T elti'tinttiahlt to the itoeubh
lhiatl.. If ithe ftlontls of the adminls
ttt ,ti :1 s ltii I 0h ' o1, 0 ti1ihle to orgntl i~a
the .lIIIue theni'olIves, indi sthould be
tti.ol I tih 'i oise htetlween Mrt. lta4ndmil
anld it r. n14vi 1or tl() y WOnl ii u naes
tio + itt e , 'i t r i'l thit Litter,
TIt I TMl,
A lMr t0 r t f t it i ts nt ril a le icall this e
ist)tinzr' Hlrye.
I phci' t : ci e I 1'go Tioi, s. I
W1, rut +rNtiN. MIrioh '241, Ition of the
io.t, Sitnitil toll i t r ll 'vliew( t yet hll
with the l'ro'ilant was had to.ittay hy
Ieionard, a lil.isolint itlopublhln alnoioei
ber of tot'r.~ts rolt,. It is a miemther
of the Hl, t hornla llo.itluhllhi tn Congress
11et1's l'rotaetivn Ami,.iatll. Ito said
to Ilaves tht if thIir' wtt.. i an y trutih in
the st attnlni t1that. tuher'e w1.4 a TIlovo
ttiot 01ion l h il tatt to try andi eon.I)ino
with thie !out).lern I 'in orat. , to elect
itfoster 8peaker of the house, the Sjout)h
rn liepulbliltoen tienberri would go over
to thie I)eocrtn'at. at. ounce to secure tlhe
bolt Lrttara nlonriltle,. Tll.nortraordluary
Uttemeut hl.u w etnmied M'r. ir ayes much
thoughit. lie will hold daily tahinet
sessions iupion it to relieve his mnind as
.6oalis 5ort(ih Carolina ia d lCutsi na
tare dtiposet. of.
Choke new epiring cwtio+.s ar'e +t.'y+, per yanl at
$. L. tyrne " tko.', 11 UOanll i M nt.
-Gov, Nieholls has esigned the follow
ing bills : A hill to incorporate ,lc.kson
I~'ie Comupany No, 1$ of New Orleans:; a
bill to limit the timhe in which answers
of garnishes shaitll be made to disprovo
or traverse ilntorrto)gatories' ai bill to
authortiz.e I he 1'olio .1 ury of Claiborne
to fund the deht of that parIsh, etc.; at
bill to limnit. the expenses of varish and
muntlilcal aor p)orttions within their
reveinues: a hill Ito reotial an act, to Ix
thesaltaries. ,f thto .1 tilgo of the Siupromno
_Court a bill th ntithiorire tax collectors
to rcoeive for it is t toleleotlt issinued
to I. t. .Paynte.
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tie Ml a..r t C':ovr.anrf.
I ~ayfair. i
W.i'n th Pl'rince of Wale: visitedil
Coventry, two or three years ago. the
aeervtary of his Royal Iligness. think
ing the procession to the station was
moving rather slowly, sent rather an
imperative mess#ac commanding "the
Mavor to trot." 'the answer returned
was, "Tell Mr. Knollys the Mayor of
ovoreutrv does not trot." The present
occui'iter or the magisterial chair was
proscit at a dinner party given the
other evening ,b the member for North
Warw.;ckshire. M'. Ilromley-D )avenport.
He h.ad the honor to take the hostees to
dinner. "I don't know, Mr. Mayor,"
said the lady. "whether you are at all
afraid of the measles, but my little chil
dren have them, and 1 myself have had
a slight attack." Once more the Mayor
of Coventry rose to the occasion.
"Madame," he said, "1 should only be
too dclightcd to take anything from so
chnr:,l ng a source."
To-day M. L. Byrne & C('. ofler r.amn-ate o( all
Dseoe of udry goodse t fifty c4 nts on the dollar.
At IUSEMENT$.
Aclu. .v or Mrswi. --There was an
other good house last evening at the
Academy to see Mr. Byron in his final
+erformance of "Ben McCullough."
To-night, and to-morrow, matinees and
nlght "Across tho Continent" will be
produced. This play, which relates to
New York life and life on the Pacific
~iailroad, is full of thrilling adventures
and sensational situatiots. It has been
jlaye1 here before with much credit to
[r. Byron. The entire Academy com
ny will be in the cast.
ROsA rD's BENEIT.-The benefit of
tis favorite actress, which occurs on
M'onday evening, at the Varieties
Wzeatre, promises to be brilliant beyond
the most sanguine expeotations of her
frihends and admirers. When the box
elk. d yesterday, the first day or
all the vate boxes had
n se u e a nd over oura
t this rats
rooR
THE ILEGUISLATURE.
The ellate.
The Senate met at the usual hour, 19
m,., bleut. tlot. Wilts, presiding, and
twenty-one Kenators present.
Mr. Mteven, without previous notice,
introduued Benate bill l Jl , to aut horise
the Oovernor to remove any officer er
appointee for inoompetency or other
suffcient cause Read twlice and re
ferret to the Judlcary Committee,
Mr Goloode, for Judloiar Gommittee.
reported on htuse bill 171 to abolish
the office of publio acdmintlttator
throughout the M8tate, with amendments
conformini the verbiage of the several
sections of the bill and reducingl the
commisslone of publio administrator in
the parlsh of Orleans from ten per cent
to two and a half per cent.
Mr. Bteven, rotr inance Committee,
reported favorably, with amendment,
on House bill $W0, to approprlate L115,
000 for the expenses of the General
Assembly.
It was passed with an amendment by
Mr. lIoberteon to the title, in conform
ity to his amendment to the bill.
On motion of Mr. Handlford, the
Menate jolined the House to ballot for
United htates Benator, and shortly re
turned.
Mr. tMteven, for joint committee on
special bills to be oonldered as most
important reported in favor of con
sidering the following as the preferred
calendar :
House bills :11`i, general appropria
tion* 114t anti 217, revenue hillis;, 20,
special appropriationt 101), police juries;
joint resolution referring to constltu
tional amendments.
tSenate bills-132, election bill; iolnt
resolutl.rl otn city charter 12.,, floating
debt of INew Orleans,
Hlouse lil-ls. 1l2, fees of triminal
Shecriff: l:t:1, tollef of taxpayers of New
Orleans: ti3i, health and quarantine;
1271, funding board; 2S12, hoard of audit.
Henate ills I-13S, authorizing the
(IGovernor to remove appointece; :7,
dlraitml o aessanetntas; i:l, supplying
lost aeer'sPt.ltem t rolls 111, collection of
House hills 47. Trust and PBankitng
CUltmpany ; 2L:, railroad charters; 2411,
cleaning vaults; 20 an d 291, levees; 241,
liarataria Uanal ; 2.0, wholesale dealers.
The conmmnittee request penrmielsion to
make further reports.
Henate bill No. 4:t, the physians'
lien bill, came up in order as unfluished
business from the previous day.
Mr. Wheeler spoke in support of the
bill in answer to the argument of Mr.
Ellis against it the day before,
lenator PI'rkins said, as a physician,
he had determined to leave the discuse
sion of this bill to others. lie wanted
no legislation for his profession but he
Scould not help indorsing all that had
been said in support of the bill as a
measure of humanity to those requiring
medical services.
Pending discussion o.f amendmetts
Ipropoisedl to the bill, Menator tloode
Scalled for eoecutive Ression, which was
raised at 2 o'clock.
4enator loode in the chair.
The pending bill was resumeld. An
mtnendllent proposed by Mr. Httrhbbs,
'I making the lion of fr. per head for each
person served was adopted, and the bill
as amended was passed. it Is a bill ap
plicable to ctllntry practice.
IfHouso bili relative to vagralncy was
postponed.
House hill 242, to extoend corporate
lillts of St. Martinville was passed.
tolnalt e 1ill Ilt,1 to provide for resup
pltyingt the \seslemnt antli delinquent
ltax rolls, was considered by sootlons,
One section provides that when lthe
rolls cannotl be procured, tax debtors
tshall furnish to tax collectors the state
menta necessary to make now rolls,
Mr. foatner proposed to amend so as
to make the duty rest on tax assessors
as the proper ofieors, and leave out the
uqueetinn of thei delinquent lists from
tthe bill. 11e thought it impracticable
for tIax collectors or assessors to make
out tihe delinquent lists as requtrod by
the bill. Huen lists as they could make
out would be so Imperfect is to be
t worthless.
Mr. George, in reply, said the bill had
been originated to meet the anomalous
condition of affairs in the State. It
might be well to perfect a bill for gon
eral applliation at another timne, but the
present bill would be applicable to but
a few parislies in which recalcitrant off.
cials assumeld to withhold the lists from
the proper oticera, or otherwise pre
vented them fromn getting necessary in
formation.
Mr. Boaltner adheredl to his pooltlon
that even at supplemental assessment
sh'muld be correot, and, besides, ltlo bill
did not guard aufliciently agaIlust, fraud
ibllaln t sltannan llnl A .
lieut. Cov. Wllz in the chair.
Mr. (Goode argued that the exigency
of the times rcqutred the passage of the
bill at once and that it would cause all
the rolls withheld, which was the case
in but a few parishes, to be returned to
the proper oofleers. The old hLw bad
been but very little changed.
The amendments of Mr. Boatner were
lost, and the bill as amended by the
committee was finally passed.
Mr. Robertson introduced a bill regu
lating duties and fees of harbormastors
of New Orleans. The charge against
ships is s $20, steamships $20, barks $156
brigs $10, and schooners $7 5o. The bill
was read twice and referred.
A message from the Governor an
nounced that he had signed the bill
supplemental to the act creating East
and West Carroll parishes out of Car
roll parish.
Mr. Eustis spoke as to the importance
of the bill, as afflecting restrictions on
commerce, which had been a vexed
question so long throughout the coun
try. He contended that the matter
should be referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr. White also argued that the bill
should be referred to that committee.
If any decision of the Supreme Court
deprived harbormasters of such fees on
the ground that this imposed restric
tions upon commerce, it was proper
matter for consideration of the bill by
that corn mittee.
• Mr. Z'tcharle argued that the bill
should be so referred, as it was not a
mere question as to the amount of fees,
but a constitutional question as to
whether or not any fees could be fixed
at all, under the decision at Washing
ton, touching the law of this State on
this subject. Possibly a bill might be
prepared, Providing for the collection of
harbor fees in such way as not to be in
conflict with the decision.
Mr. Steven in the chair.
The bill was referred, and at 3' p. m.,
on call of Mr. Texada, the Senate went
into executive session.
After executive session, the report of
the Conference Committee, fixing a pre
ferred calender, was adopted, and, on
motion, the Senate adjourned till 11 m.
Saturday.
The ~eses.
Tho House hassmbles IrsUaat ttoad
OoMMtTTl Mg tYtdI,
f Mr. Jo$fl, ot Orlelne, Chairman
of the ommittee on Judinlarv- -te ort
ed favorably on House bill No. 9sr, re
lating to the iBoard of Truetees of the
-ritingt Inetitution for the Btlind.
ity Mr. iyone, of East Fellliana,
Chairman of the Committee on (lorpo
rations, favorably, with amendmlents,
on House bill No. l100, to incorporate
the Bayou Bara Fire Company No. 1.
t'OlqiIqhipltNT lIeol,lhTl IoN.
Mr. Aldlge of Orleane called up con
current reeolutlen relative to the had
management of the financial affaire of
the State during the past two adminie
tratione and providing for an Investiga
tion of the Anditor'e omoe.
Paesed finally.
Mr. Huntingtoa called iu lHouee bill
relative to the re-establiehtnent of the
Muperior 1l)etriot Court of New Orleans,
which was recommitted to the Judiciary
Committee at the requeet of the gentle
man oalling it up, he giving hie reamone
for the recommittal that he tnderetood
that there were some cobhtitutional ob
Jeoition to the hill.
Mr. Martin of Tafrtyette by coneent,
Introduced a Idil for the relietf or Nich
olas Young, of Lafayette.
By Mr, t Frgtuon, of Orlbane- Notioe
of a bill tilatitg to the Health of New
Orleans and incorporating the (lreReont
City Live Htook and Mlaughter-houleO
Corn pan y.
Houee hill No. 227, to amen,1 and ro
etnact paragraplh 1, ecet.ion I, of not
14 of 11172, relating to licenne on cotton
preeseo, ine and plokeriee. The hill
was finally p..Red. The bill provildn
that no lioonee eharil be chargeRd on gin
noerie ginning utnder three hiuntlred
balbe of cotton for the publli,.
Mr. Brigorlr, of Calwell, ileld itl
4ennate bill No. 101o to regulate tmeo hom
peneatilon of the parleh juigr'e. 'hen re
prt., of ith l onf o otf (intnliter',
whlihl was taken up, providee that. the
salarloee of the,j udgee of the twenty-eihlt
parishe eon log one reproeentat ive
-noh ehall he l12r.) r. etach per annulm -
l: ,00o ; oft io thwenty two parilshee oend
itg two rprei ntatP! ilve oaclh l17 1 .
t:iN.01li; of the ii yeenlllldnulb re rlfour
raptir,,entntlvte, each !RI'5! -*112501;
and of the on'l connlllg fOv reprel'nti
tivee $2grO; total 1:7,25.) whlllih, Mr.
llridger eald, was a roluetlon of 1t,7,0)
on the original approprlationie.
The bill wia conltcrrerl in finally.
Houee bill No. -- . the game law in
troduced by Mr. Bicrroy, catme up. Peond
ing the tenading of t ho bili the Henate
met the liounee in joint pseflon and the
(leneral Aeeetnbly proc.onded to ballot
for a United Htateo Mtnato', The naines
of Moeere.. lyiland anid landollph
wore withdrawn. Mr. lirady nominated
MHenator Harly llchardlon Mr.
nominated (Capt.. A. I. Muniine Mr.
(iillesele niinnat-d 1lunoan F. Ioen
nor, and Mr. Teler nominated .1. 1).
Watl kin,.
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W a6k)1 il,
T'hn hallot. result.d as Jollows
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No c1hohi'o ,ntd (ltho Holtlat.o withdrew.
The gaime l1aw was taken up again,
amn gonv, rise to I An,1 debate.
Mr. M.cItlnhto, of WVst 11'jlthnI, wlaS
otpnold tII tIhe plot pon~unllilotl of l he
bill. A Isuteo law WIRas IPoessary. ''l'h
blrack hitlrds, which wiere so, usFIerful for
the d.,strucltiotn of iIseOtIs, have all di6s
al)t)earr'(l.
.Mr. Young of Clainornn, thoughtl a
ganto IrW Ingllht. h)e te:e1slsl'y, ,Ul, he
could not see how ducks 1onuhl M6 coUn
sldered as deestroyers of worIms and ln
sects. Hle was besides, informed that,
the time at wilehb this bill plrohiblted
thA killing of woodoon6k wne the only
time at wh~hi they could be killed here;
he tholught that the bill should be re
ferreld tIo i spooelal commitlteo from dif
ferent. parts of the Mtate.
,itr, Jlerry, of OreIans, favored the
hill, lbutl was also desirous thait i shlould
bie roferred to such nI c0ommlittle, 1h6
autl(se In somei cl(ases It. 11ou1111 not, ap,,ly
to all parts of theo l-itato lat.t hte iame
seasons.
Dr. lviland, of West fo'licialna, farvor
ed the bill, II(art ih iarly t.o pre'vet. I.he
killing of dleer hieavy with youngit diur
ig hligh wlItder, which hie lthoughtl, was
CIulvatlent. to murdelrl'.
Mr. Sitglelton, of Mt,. Liendry, wnas not
OPposed to I game l all w, hilut wished it
nlnro clirefolllyi consideret0d.
Tihe bill was reforred to a special com
mittee of seven .I be chostan from
various Portllons of the MtIte.
Mr. Youlng, of (hbllorne, off'ered a
resolution providing for tho allpoinit,
mont of a commll.ttc of five to nllquiro
into the ofittial codiluct, of lJudge Fotn
telleu, of the Third .1udital D I)ilstLrit,
and particularly with reference to his
refusal to recognize the legal govern
ment of Louisa5na.
Mr. Young gave ie his reason for in
troducing the resoluti,)on that he wished
to ascertain the facts in tlhe matter, and
whether the Legislature 0111could roceed
into the implleaohumont of Judge Fon
tollou.
The resolution was adopted unan
imously.
Mr. Aldige, of Orleans, from the joint
conference, made a report on the bills
which should be acted upon by pre
ference in the order named. (Moo Senate
proceedings for the list.)
Mr. Bridger called up House bill re
pealing laws which require a tax to be
levied within ninety dlays to jury judg
ments, after such judgments have been
rendered against parishes. The bill
passed finally.
Mr. Kidd, chairman of the Committee
on Enrollment, reported as properly
enrolled House bills Nos. 179 and 260.
The House resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole.
Mr. Lyons, of East Feliciana, in the
chair.
House bill No. :12, substitute for
House bill No. 241, the general appro
priation bill, was taken up.
The bill was considered favorably
with trilling amnendments, and reportoed
to the t1ouse when the committee had
risen.
A message was now received by the
Governor, announcing that he hLa
signed several bills emanating from the
House.
The Speaker announced that he had
appointed Messrs. Stagg, Lea, Means,
McGehee, Sartain, Delavigne and Es
topinal on the special committee on the
game law; and Messrs. Young, Hill,
Lyons, Lea and Huntington on the
committee required by Mr. Young's
resolution to inquire into the official
conduct of Judge Fontelieu.
House bill No. 237, to compel assessors
to assess property heretofore exempt
from taxation, relating to taxes and
licenses on groeeries and persons sell
in S1r, etc. The bill was psa.ie
Aeaedam arM
CITY AFFAIRS.
ROlltUNDA TALK.
Nicholli Will Mnrely Itt H'eognited-- 'fhe
Cosmlminllon all a ililli.
It is either one thing or the other at
the rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel.
They have on hand sometimea the most
remarkable amount of gossip, and at
others the talk Is "stale flat and un
proflfable" ae old lager but last night
was one of the days when there was
moonlight, to use one of those Hlber
nian male bovines. 1I
TrniY sAIl
that strange whispers had come from
abroad and that these mutterings told a
tale that Jim Case was going to be the
Collector of the fort during good be
havior, and again these mysterious ora
oles said that ex-Mayor John It. Con
way was to be well eared for. luke all
rotunda talk, there cannot be too much
credence placed In it, but the smoke of
this fire pervaded the atmosphere and
the quitd tliinns took stock in it,. The
.l),eMoRnAT reporter heard of three bats
that Casey would he the next (Collettor.
antd the .lnerity with whlih those offert
were accepted was somewhat remark
attic'.
From insidn cir(les the fact, that titR h
onmintnlssl|o n lbusiness will not atnorrnt
to a row of pine lhas hIul a wonderful
effect amongst linanolal men, and now
the truth that (tov, NItholls will surely
Ito retotllgniAtl is penrmeating even 'ack
ardilan bIraine. l'rivate dlepattche re
.ylvetl Iasn, t.lght set tthi Imatter at rest,
aRi ovtr R ttn RnIme stunh olepullict lans In
ualie the on.tinig of thn tidlal wave.
What. hains poiin to t hail Ishows that,
theore nay Ihe an attempt riladl by
'It'te VIRITINoI it ( tMlitNt.N
t(0 per Rsonl Ib Iton iof (1lead o(iveI' thte
aitrtt itllmoss of our Mt ate on the ltoeputitl
t'aIn wonll il hIit thatl FranIt Ntiholinet
will Ihe the (fovernor has alreadly pasredr
into the thinrgs rol'ta liin. Telegranph lo
i'rresp io len en from several 5fnftOcs
colrrot elnas lthi, anilldl It loo It tllmtst
Slik a foiltt nttif 'Om li,
TIEY i'l,t AT T hltl('IE.
J. lRosa Siowart Ejcht'd fruim s'nackrd's
Ilomlse.
Thly HMe the Ilandlwrlting on the Wall.
It ntIends only a casual glanco over thno
halis of then Mt.. I,oulslls otel to .ten that
thero is a general sorrtivw over tho Irn
ovitable that is shortly to break up I tin
liItti gathering. The Packard poli.n
walk their littleo beats with the air' of
do.pondlneoy. andi with a morn thtan Mi
'awlherian confldtlic+e ptoattint.ly wait. for
then pay iday that. will never ,otni.
Whlen are we going lto get. outr moiney?"
one en.hi veterdtiiy, "'I t,'s nil very well
to play soldier antd I tIo e looking out for
White Tcttgernti', Ibut It's gnetttrig to tIe
Ilayed outl." Thlba foll rig is extontdlinr.
anrt Itiunll hlsen ulftlu'lt notionoe lIownl tf lhit
tiioys A~tfonl lhriil' 1 will hi a gooneral stlrn
pol.. I)uttidit ait Ieyottdt title, htow
over, the
T'rli MAIN T lit'I F ii t ,NV ,itI.4 'l'in'i
in tihe . ultilhtng was the hbol ari tin
c'aIllei-for e'j'ction of J.1. dise Stewart,
IL mernllitl of tihe Hlotlf., frtl.i hile sont.
It, is known thlat, Ir. Stl.nwart, who is
i'init It.k's lbroth or in -law, remalintetI
down witlh thie Ptktarlt trib hin order to
sof with atll the lights before hihin which
was the legal tegislature anti to which
he owed his Ialleglance. Tin him boon
loked rprll with conttslerablin suspidion
bIy Ir'acktardl' tIffri for somn time lnpaItas
a ttolorftl , man who knrl. "t'to rnni'ht."
aint yesterllday the cnliml, mX arrin vtd.
When the l l'a'kard liltimn had rmot, it.
was reporDed that Stewart was to, bIo
made a vithi of, anti true to the warn
ings. aftor thle triho hatl hetocrmo soated a
tosnolution was olTrend to unseat St.ewart
oni the chargo tf an attteti pt. to ltrile
m!nmtbers to leavo. 'T'hero was
CNtJ IgittlA l, eE EX c'rrTr tNT'
on theo tflor andt Mr. J. Rose lwart.
lat'ofit anll tolhl Solime very plain truths
alttuit thime .'ackart I party thatt did nott
wnorn to b rlishedtl. tie chargoed that.
Ktllogg hail bribod his way into, tim
SMnatorial chair, atlitl that tl hn whfolo
lparty know it. Ito hidln't ltln e tnata.
tfr.; in tiho lIaslt, but agave t.to .it
AIl{ uA II (IVEBRN M rNT
xa:Icltly whatlittlh dilorvinl. 'Jthf chargoFi
(of Ifribtry ho flattly , lt.rtldi.tlr.d, titnd
tahit th.lt-ht lt ac.'users know of t.ho cr
rtlptlon of tlhe paLrty.
TIHt ttTtLONt T'I lni
wat too nmuch for the faitlhful, antl when
the treason In tlo tllcamp (Ls theby ncalleti
II,) was miallo kn.owtl a motion was maLiIo
andl earrlod to eject M r. J.. R]os S tnwart,
and trut to their instincts arid Iltnder
thho sting of deserved reproof lthe mnotion
was catrrioed and tlhe Paickard House lost
one o' itls members. M r. Mtiwart
reualizes the sltuation thoroughly, and
his efforts have been only heretofore in
the Interests of the Ipeople, and his
sojourn In the Hotel was fromt the wisert
and most prudential reasons, delayed
asilong as it was.
To-day Mr. ttewart will present him
self at the Nicholls Logisllatutre and
takeo his seat, it is belleved. Packard's
mon are falling from him like the leaves
of autumn, and before long dry and
withered branches will be all that is left
of the tree Radlcal.
BPOARBID OF HEIALH.
The Meetlnl Yresterday.
The Board of Health met yesterday
at one o'clock, at the residence of Dr.
Y. it. LeMonnler, Dr. Gaudet in the
chair and a quorum present.
The reports of inspectors were re
ceived, and the report from the First
D)istrict showed an increase of small
pox in that district and the mortality
greater.
A communication was received from
citizens residing in the vicinity of the
potters' field, complaining of the terri
ble condition of the cemetery and ask
ing some action to be taken in the
premises.
On motion a committee of three were
appointed by the board, consisting of
Drs. LeMonnier, Finney and Bryant, to
investigate the matter.
On motion of Dr. Finney the sum of
one hundred dollars was appropriated
to Dr, LeMonnier for rent of his rooms,
that had been occupied as a meeting
room by the board.
Dr. LeMonnier offered a resolution
demanding of the president to enforce
the ordinances of the board in regard to
physicians reporting he cases of small
poz under their ch ge, and on negleot
of the phyeleians to comply to force
them to y the fine ed by law,
*to of t apadssage of the lisd of
WHaath bill a mefltded by the $enate.
Dr, M. A. Mouthworth resident phvsl
elan at the Quarantine station, notified
the board that he had refused to receive h
sanitary drafts on I'im, Forwood & Uo,.
as that firm had refused to pay them on
presentation, and hereafter he would
stop all vessels consigned to them un
leess theyy paid aseh.
Dr, LeMonnier offered a resolution
asking the Governor to remove Dr.
M. A. iouthworth, resident phyesiian
at the Quarantine itation, and recom
mending Dr, Jas. F. Finney for the po
sition, on the grounds that Dr. Routh-.
worth had refused to comply with the
rules of the board, by retaining the fees
collected from ships at his station.
The resolution was adopted, and on
motion a copy of this resolution was to
'be submitted to the (overtior.
The board then adjourned.
A IMAIAPPoltMIN4TN.
The lhettn0re' Institute itlt in CI;urt.
Neekers after a eensatlon were dlsap
polntedl on Wednlesday at the result in
the Fifth lDistrict Court of the suit of
Mrs. John Kitlng vs. the (lolumbila Life
Insurance (lorpatn ofv ht. LoJils. The
oirtlmstances whhih gave rise to the I
suit are still frnsh int everybody's mein
ory.
On the 5rth of April last the Hout hern
I-p iilictn Cti (Ub, an organilation
whlcli wts ri vowed ly r.nitg, ritatl. to
the i.eliog-PackararI faIrtlrnn, whilst as
semblled at Mehtrrnili's i Istit it'e, wts
disturbed by a sot, of rowdies n I h. in
trestf of the etx-," ft'Ilh and of the
woulldl-he usltrlper, nil a grt'ore I 1ghl lt
pnsutied, ruhrintig which Lt''lopn Adtans,
,Jr., a member of the ,clulb, and one of
the rioters, itnamed Jilou ieing. son-in
law rf thle iitn,trtlou9 Pat. (hron ghi, were
killldl. (Ireag h, it wan rtlentel, lay for
lIcd tI l t. t he g lht, wine over, when it
was diecovereid t lht it. was onoly a tase
of oe tlional seV pc.P sit l' of anit iat .ll ne.
Tthe full prt it'll.inrs of the aftair were
never broughtt, to light, nt.rli hierce no
hIeuy was tluln.llnhd. 'ITh de-c'enseid,
I ing's, life, it. ep lipe1rs, lls i insuredLl f or
t tie stit of .:Itt0t in the ( ollnithla Life
lstlirarnce Clllottltity of IHt. liiles, whol !
detliiterd to pay the atountlit, of the
policy, on the grouilan+s thit. Klinig hadl
gone to tthe Mrchainiise' Iostlt tite with
thlie Xt'ress pItritoe of engegierlig in a
nimortal 'Out llirt. I tl.i t'e thle uilt.
A large lnulnibetr f posons hairt aussem
bled in the court.-romlnl,. amongioi thern
manty mrnetheri. of tihe Moutttorn lte
tpitbi an (tltb, In citrdiling Mr. Ltclien!.
Adams. father of thie yoillng ltaen klled,
anll It was expeo(ftati tl. .t it.t last s)moe
liht witlii be I.rown n lii trhol terribl.
affair whicih evoryo) ty iltnew tratl been
instigated by tie K .llogg- I'rtckardl fac
titln; for Mr. Arllter, whoi had ever
tdllinedi to 1 trll ke anty st.tert ,es ablout
thio uritlller of his luoni haft, rinverthe
lees, sal'I that hrIe woul [i llhk r',vevla
tllie stihottul tlhI ''i o n vei'' '!l Ht, i ti ip l Ie
fur l. a i'itrt iof tituet-t,.
I.verlivthilng i5s tonic reIdlly for the
trial. I .he inly list. hl itig even aialled,I
and tlhi ii iy thig onk the tn oiitt. of he
ilmng. ma 'Iieii , whin swi.plnly coutn
snl for pioa inti i iv'i' I tha i-b. ai', bet
trarnrf'rrmel tr llii' I nit l tt,ti's ;Huijrt,
which 1he trii wir gra.i'nttl by .1 i lge
litiger-'. tet the i'roWrI rlisni1'rTuil.
'Lh,' rm. oai.iel fit thie cirop is ' inowlihat
sinlgular. liii..intu+'li no it, wun not de.lirrd
i irv e il"!t.'otr itt l:, t,!i 'only Iilrty who
air'n 1 "r,'eiblitel . gilt, lnl'i"r !r ' ro'h e nt
sit of ( ',l .lº'ti,,', .1 J litlgn !o.iere h vld 11o
lother iii t.'rlt.rtivo t lit' o t ' 0t1n ply wilh I
the! ronlt-ies. ouf Ith' (!irtgtrih .ilt v who
hail hl.i tttei iu' tl..+it"
'I0t MZ ,1 IW. 11,EIi;,"I4I .
A I:nll n tIe PI'opn,.
It, (tveting the gontlnnen who had
in chargo the m1nrtter of t.le t.r'irnblange
of Illho whoe , ,rl;tiltnr to (opposl thO
lriurplrtption '~f H. Ji. ('ackarr.r, Inot, at, the
HI.. (;harlk's Ilotl". an-I, aft.,r 'I e eon- ;
ihlioratioil, c'omle nitt'"e wtor n.l~porinlted
ILl the tltrng.i lneo tut n ol"d f.Ir an o ut
jourl ig of tim l eoirio, JI th.' hour of
Il)noll, on1 MJI)lld(Ly lne'Xt.
This ctcimi(',.1 111 is on1 of no orIdinary
monOllt, antr l It, bho',ove the laborer
and the bankor, the arteinL an,? the
j)1'rofonMriOllL I111I1, to foro('go for t t iertllrn
iei 4 pursuits, in orlr tom assert him op
oslt.iblo to ttyrannly an+l ctrrli ptio..ol
str'ill Jr .
Yester 'dly aftl rn')r, II frontn, oif the
lathndr'l, whiil It, tlhe dlvout, woer, pirrms
ing in and itll of lt.1 pottals, thorn, stood
with liilnd h .xlterlilod ant otl n'gro Ihg
sgar, Irol on iel,%h of two of hi.s Lingers
he hatl thletn gol, rings. A g.lIl watch
would have a(dded r;,methliig to hbl ap
penaranoe.
.lJugige Woods yr.stfrdLay al,lo,(inted
Alirrd Ingrharn, E-nq ., Master in
Chancery of tihe (_irclit Court,.
'T'hat pop)ular bodly, the Mnha tt.an
(Cliib, it, is etliatIIl, will menet, on turllday
ovening nexlt Lat the rooms No. 47 MIrga
dino -.trr.o;. Hluornor has It that, ex
Mayor John It. Conway will deliver a
T'Iaer Pnamilver.
Tho Jewtish 'lassover began Wedrnes
day at sulnIIowII., I.nll will continiue for
eight !lays. Thb, i',oLuaver is kept by the
Israelites in commemrnoration of the
escape of the Htbrews in Egypt, "when
God, smniting the I rst-born of the Egyp
tians, I)asser1 over the houses of the :Is
raeolite which were marked with the
blood of the paschal lamb." The feast
is celebrated by special cerernonies at
the synagogues, anld during its entire
duration the people of the faith abstain
from leavened bread.
eloly Tn:ursday.
Our entire Catholic populatIon were
out Thursday morning on their pilgrim
age to the numerous churches of the
faith, many of which were rmos! beauti
fully ornamented with representations
of the birth of the Savior.
.To-day, Good .Friday, the most sol
emn feast of the Catholic church, all
pomp disappears, and the lday is do
voted to the adoration of the cross, a
most Imposing crrnemony.
POLICE AND (I'TY ITEM)1.
S'Ac .rllNo Ars'trxv. -- At half-past 6
o'clock Wedne..~ay evenlng a difficulty
took place in Catrrollton between two
youths named ,Joseph Hypolite and
Henry Deensbourg, which terminated
in the former beong stabbed in the back
and slightly wounded by a knife in the
hands of the lattter.
INCITIN(; A 1 )T. David Mason, one
of Packard's satellites, who incited the
riot in McDonoghville on Tuesday
night, was arrested at half-past 11
o'clock Wednesday night and lodged in
the Harbor Station.
HE WANTED TO BE A CAPTAI'.-Jules
Rougener, for passing himself off as the
Captain of the Fourth Precinct, passed
himself into a cell in the Fourth Pre
cinct Station. Officer Zambelli made
thei haul.
- 9beaz wIa BnRnGay.- OCharles
- - -ama arasta -iom in
street, botwr lt Tremel aadfl XJD
LA I(>t.. 4 . g0(1
th E~arbor býýtinthi at~lthlý In a ao
Omeio r Moulor, who ehrr l ,
Information reoelved, with the NIkna
or a revolver,
SNht tn rsrs the opoetrler Utmihil Ctl.k :
Nannie Mcott, who it ls allaodkflS 4
her infant on the 14th of Mrtb.
yesterday arraigjned before 3udc
peter, on the oharge of infnt ,
a preliminary examiniatofli ho
dennc, whioh was altogether of@Unm
stantial, yet very strong agiafUt * M
nueri, forced nrtlge leinyetet to m'ead
her before the Huperiof uriminM i U flaat
without the benefit of ball.
T111f i hn V NTA
Iuperior Errlmwlnal Eitrr4.
A('tý11r'rlu,.
Murrder---i8tate vp. James and JflenOJ
Oaeo , indicttotl Ot'.tohet 9, 1e1l, foir 11
murder of Daniel (fIynn, on North
street, near Lafayet te Hlqtare, Augurt !I
P117,
litFoiMAr! NS
rTrruns A'rniIe.
lBrenking anti entering, etc-+-4dWLp
SPtiitt.
Em beizitlement -dwrlwtrti 1ohndetl@3,
Edward .Hille.
1';LfiAl'rrI, nt~r;rv.
Utarrying ormritioealel weapon-LOtiI
MavorI, atrll etiteIttii(nei to one day in the
'I'Arieh P'rhaori.
AI' tJA 1,,
.iBurgIary thrcnl grirriti htrceny- at.
aleloy, convicte'i Mrrr 21 of potty
coueny, #upoeneivrI ttrpicri grante1 ra
fturhiabie on the thirdi Monday in May,
Court adjournedr until Htturdlay.
litrat IImtrtIt' Iuiourt.
Adjourned on Wr'dneesday until sattur
rlday.
NewI'teRsoa I in grteat vtrif'I, ale offere8 eheer
iet the epaeeal cele off 34. t. lirne A (jg., oT n
Din ,et 1)AriY. Othe iI'ý1 aliftr ctenda7 i~l
the 4t1h hIdt,, the .1 "ka'',g It Ad will hivC I1w0
Dieeeeeat 'ritrein4 ri'iV, rltniollt tO snd lIOl Ultb
i'itt, makitii' "'iii-': tifuitt f#'r all poluts N ,
tiaht nrd Weupef.
E'.ieke nrhw rliph'G nflirt,' .P Ire Oi tiet ysird *1
W1. L. Ibtiie A C('s, Iti ((toel It ttff.
(Orw I'PtA. -(Vleenri. A. A. lreenoweod A oi.,
47 MegaRit e cirr r.. t"' trr Iihlrsl atit(late so a
u~nt.Ir rleelvi,'g a Itvige Friirtj;'vlt ofN .it he
rottien aceid mt'l n (i of' !ir trleat quatlity, Iwb"
tC.ey otter to th1e ii cue lt Ithe leweet watba*
rater.
New parasols In gro"a vP riety atre riYsrIP eep
at the epoinil Pel a 4 M. 1,. lvrne h Co.,6g
Mtaiirdly, th eratt. 5
K n, Oi evreR. in i~tnuvh'I r (11111 1(111 Kreeplar a
1n vpiat* (tior iter, tier Berl (f i itttnne "Ii Y rJ
hid gl:.v"s. Mr. Kic neg r hl iI' ahoioe and beau
tirtisrl eFleron of g'uv v' ii, all the newtiiltM
chrhlea,
To-day Wt. 1,. t', rn 'i (Jo. otfer tfrfaUniLn
if All oelacee of gii, puntlet at eimtet i 111A
dollar. V . - " ý
I'pAMA.etvu GoAu" Vtr htt i, whlteh 1550 60f4rý14
nowedeysg, (tnav I.' ri ii ely preventedl by tfh bor
ot Ilnrntlt' O(Joni lone.
--. 4 qh..
DOTER. AIIISIVA1,w.
( iir Il1r"ni - Ciju 1,1P4 .twrn, iLes Mrsflaial,
Iý la; Mr 41 t1Alittr "n, l ii Ito' r; ti WIt IhI
1 ibi III .1 tiiart'fO. ijiie; A thi ',u, es, C
lit,,uels 1,e ~; .f t o~io'nl. Mnrnmit; M 1) tflj
,liim, IAI, ( PPi",Y; .Ite'; (I AJer i,,l el;.J
4 Ni ittsi"'mi'. Mille; Mi~e Farnln in Hattlfl,
Moir;, Mrlei lr I'tiirvirl. .t 'vi, M1ie; N V $mltb,
Ark. it f rPp Miii". ( Wuti'srd, I x; A d ' c
ein, 'l ex; Xfi ihl, 0 ; It N Jofs, JLa, Lu
li' trry Mue..
Ii 111;I I )SI ECGIIIC
('º ý I i tl' nii, p'iiii b rand of
F iTE ) ~4'ATEM,
MAIJNE T9 T1X 4,II~
AI' w .twrl uf Irrim}E
J'A1('I'i4' (OAST,
TIIRf INr.Y wIN;: 'rUlAT IU4 ALWAY1 TM11
HAME. m7? I1
(G. 11. M UMN3I & CU.'8 .
CJ-tA:M.1AGINE.
Importatlio' In 1747, 34,54li Cuases; e
13,6118 rase~ mero than auy e.tei
Blrami In fho U nited $ltate.
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