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, half eaprnmend war, in a frlnndly
y way. Arid now that, an a potriunlty
Itanifr the hwns lann and
Utane tavo thinlr firn "is on Lihe
5and wait hilt tlIe word to fire. Noih
I1ore popular than the pri1j1i41'il war on
yH Half a doIzo extlrnf aril inilil daily
It, giving an tewv~unt of lhi progfirnw
(otIWft, on 'h" lialkaii, I al overy
b es dnfeat in hin]l 04 with i't.huinlantel
y + tatim. lut thu I iroiok g ivorn niit. holds
though alli the whil hurn In contiliiindl
tun fir war, Troofiisirii a muitsfi'ii
" illed, and arnii nil purvhaa'l andi din
I t hit, rif thirsiili it if oin n h lin Athnen
are fair afwflitnlin.
THE 4ihCPPi4 1liiilfIMW4
a ould be able, ti liv ia gooel M44011it of thniii
vea In the otruggin for which thely ari proi
as might, ho antfllpatMl. Chi govhrn
t with lie IinLoitl Wlri'4rrin, fully apprn
the inngnitsidn of if nAtp whlih morn
It 1A) ii i'ililct with oTurkey. If the
b Iurgl. d f 'n l onfin" d to lni I fl of (Iroink
Ut , thi al1 1ir mighti ho lianahfgfif wnli
0oUth If. But the l'urkieh navy, uiinvrnvnld
i~ze fiother piw r, would Inirnin lat nty ex
ý b Grueik iomannrrcf, and 'Iurlklah tLroiinp
ain fo'ilpy thn a4croipolie. No fon
will. any nonifidoiiin, what will
ut s lpeot of th1n ,niattsr. (1nn thing In
thfMrf n vor 'nan bli a iraurinint pifoii
any anithiinnt of the, 4 r' Mli ntL war,
oh inayna 'IThinfeifly and (rrnts under the
t. V Il itI hard to #' oil what
urtiop ther(I rvn ifi a ioptaratiin of thin
1 t fromn tI it ei)ttsennaii, ft hli than the
awb ingn4 aa f thnir I Jhritlian inhaibitantl ,
* r u tl ill Ia(i Mah otn ioian rule.
uIaithsilhtn wil, iniriiilug imotivu,
t'll an be no rinni n advanci'd why oth'r
s' t~d in the lj(.an hudhild nit ainmi 1( neilnil
helpkreea. '!'h'rf aiff fmnili flfty idlandiP In
iArohi lago (off tlMnn t.winty-tlri 01f aml
r: er tim M141411; twein'iy-four undiii 1,114
Inilniof (Ir'if .
SA 4AN 411 A.
of thl mMI" 'I in iportntri f tim T''urk iti
a, will nr'rmiidiv lbiilileln over in a rnvoli
bffirf a greati wille. 'Thive will nitangli
t. , it will I,1intif he for th1 (1r1naLI iowiri
make now I n aiiiilaniOe iiid luli'lin, an thuy
all tLe iaiinii is of the l'ngani; (Ind
yr Albiasdla Maeoidonla and 'ITliriuno
rulen of ing I hwigf.
Ore the lIrlo kh idluil to their part of
Up and ffnltring on tbWe grfad destliy ?
ekaeaetarlettme of the moideru hrieke are
to be the Mamne ad hlce or th1 aioient, by
mispet.nt to ju tgmi from a line rf'eldenc
gea1try. Bravo, llhibrlfy.Ivig, Intensely
110 Sovt r ihiefs, qulik and inoiiiefil in
seafer. highly imetehlntual, Jiiantie of all
, and latenue haters of all manual
Uj the plresul fay," 7ays l'trf. Mahafly, "the
4gbk men are nmuohn murm yariloular about their
UMoo snd mure valu or It than the wofmen.
SW t Atrlking benty emnug them IN that of
A3en; sain, es to the earn of fignre, as
=wll observe., lI Grreoe, il he tie men
Wear atays faebjou uukniwn munbg
women. Yui may eec any day at Athens
44a0/ so pluehed In the wals "e to remind one
VUU WAMIe OP AimiCornPMaP,'
is mob a state of alhlIre, what is to beonme of
a te"Maid of Athiune?" And where In theme any
ouhasement in making inquiry for her, If,
Ole fumnd, lie never Ntale?
A f I H any own olilervation Il good so the
of an 'piiina, I htouit'I May there IN a greet
Uteoa. In the (lIfi-k of Iu-dey, and that with
ha like a eliowing he will etblisih a p iwer
* l dean wirthy of 1if1 anoceteormi and ilin*
It all tihi future onmplioatlons of th" O ient.
Turfe, I4ily. J. Ut. N.
The alnous Irleration.
The $ioux doiotcitioti now in Wanhintcon
lab of the following "big inJ ittn": I' romt
Stted Tlil agnney arty Mpottrd ITalil,
wat Mlpottoal T'all Jr,, WhitA' Tal,
Vot(i Hollow-iorn loar, ittlen Hawk,
nh-th niloidn, htodt linrr ind iIing ''hun
Frorn th 114 lunl tilr i agmnnyt hod
0134 Little W iund, Young-Man-Afraud-of
of , Vllow hnar Amnrican liorpn,
Z it Man 1Il it ud, I run Grow,
atni d1(rr'olhears Arrapahmonw
1, iharp Non', and F'riay.
fiallwal and 31111 aupphliu.
'he firm of llritinh, Urookr, h (o,, hiadf
`` *red a strong ad nn nendurablA rnutation in
- *i p hnt of iii toit ry on it'oiftl of tin oxcnl
tLmen of the g'nile that they offir for ainl in this
tbmtitt. They amr the miiannifactirerrs of nawn
for milling i nrpo ns, of whiih itiey ualwayn
k ep alaruen luliply on haidi. 1iivildna whiih
A.oy art, p ct rei to inent diemiuns fir railway
aid plantat iii iiipli i of mij I dinari it ions.
Tbey are aualmo ites for tihe Western it11 (i mn
86y, having a harui quiiittyof itis eil in store
At No. 310 0Iravier strsni.. i whiih M'anrn. II..
0.£ Oo. have reintiiy rerniivod. These pnovil
uaw evidintly the r'ij a lmit tiiiu antd virn in
1r thein of im hii1niinn5 , mint wit htarilly wish
t etii nit nmt? ui ii tii'ir ntifrta.,
The Itmohester I,!tihteral thlnkn Char
h i Riiu waus depositod in a Chicago
savings bank.
Thirty odI thotnmand emigrants have
come to Ainorm it snino January 1,
One-third of whorn arm Germans. Irish
algration han largely diminished.
JameA Lwtwin, elotoid alerman In
senderson, Ky.. Is unwilling to swear
that he has nut) iortgt votch, and his op
ponent takes the ailium.
Georgia neuw4slipetrs am atill agltatintt
' for the apolint mont of Iomrnohol V.
Johnson to thii United htate Miupronmo
Court Vacancy.
The Thuwke yre notiin tho fact that the
y who doonm not know that tho gun in
aed is novertholone always to he
nd at the safe end of the gun. Prov
Idence ought to look after this little ar
gangement and reverse it occasionally.
It is atlmittel on all aiies that buini
peg is much better now than It was at
Dhiserioi last, yar -and yet there Is
Iubustl. anon on our prinalpal stroots
tha was exhibitedi a year ago. Fash
ton is tot blanim for this.--] Norristown
erald.
"Have you tuake'n your pill?" aekod the
dootur, ru4e .t'l y. " Ywn, I Bove,"
answered 8pilkine, meekly, "but it''s
awful hardu work to keep it down."
l Mut kee p It down, air. Must keon It,
down." ' I know, doctor, that's all
very well; but I .ell you, its tip-pill
work," replioel Sillkine, whereupon the
doctor at one preurithed two more, and
left.-[Now York ComnmorolaI.
New goods at Oftur M. ?, Mondey.
We worn plranea t meot our eeold frioenl i. T.
W elhomn thet rbot r ntiun yot.ereday. Wlstee
been Ne. lbt, Mle'ing hte fall eoek ail
now with him u11 the motl Stryleh artti tn in
bl line.
New Parian tt:etreeat OtJIY.eree. i atn('eel erant
oDpoette Vnirtie .'T'eatreo.
V. H. Barnett. who hit Iton heneint on it
dp of lmuteure. hnn roeurne.d lookel g mueih
nvlorateil be his brief eejuorn in ltoo Northern
and Canada.
O tARMa, ItABLNEKn, IBiANDY tIOitntEtV, ETC.
We take peasure in directing the attention of
the trade to the advertisement of our iwtamed
friend and walt-known impr rter, Mr. U. BlI
w'tt, rho ha. e st reolvwed by n,,.erel are IvN
r E'uropn herg.' Ott ppltw of t'laretts, vnrdlinew.
randy nherria. whiee wine vinegar and itee
bueof Go iAle',t ys Co of Cadiz n Ittd
'advertiement and te sure to give
er r' Yb purtokMIt yeotr china
ANOTHER RADICAL TRICK.
THE lIIRERIATE EMIURATISI DOD E
STAR mu IN THE PARKIMEn.
And I. to the Ariltated etre ly a Mass
Meeting of Colored People.
The colored aseociation known as the Ministe
rial Institute met on Mttnday evening at bider
George Walker's Ohnrch, for the purpose of dil
otuning the question of the
EXOiftis OF 'IMP A5ICnOAN 'rainn
to Liberia. This question has, lb seems, been
agitated sines the people's government obtained
control of the State, and is not confined to the
city, but is being agitated in some of the country
parishes, but for what purpose is not known,
unless to form so nalled emigration societies,
and after making a handsome thing in the way
of collections end contributions, would leave the
would-be Liberian horne-seeker
wrt- THr i Ar, 71 MOLD.
The first intimation had of this being stirred up
in the country was in letters addressed to the
Naval Offioer, James Lewis, the writers asking
his advice as to the proposed scheme, to ail of
which he replied, stating that Louisiana was
plenty good enough for him and them, and he
advised all to stay where they were.
The meeting on Sunday night was the first
held in the city, and was quite well attended,
Ite. J. II. Madison chairman of the Institute,
read an eassy full of sound and logital reason
ing, opposing en h a move. Wm. Mood, a itni
ired elder, favored emigration, anti was second
ed by Messrs. Lindsay and Hopkins.
A taiM Oaitis/sIM~t
ensued, Messrs. Newman, Astwood, Grene,
Walker, Marks, Caldwell, White and others,
strennously opposed the proposed scheme,
shtwlug that It was not made to do the race aty
good, After the disctusion became somewhat
lively a motion was made to call a mane meeting,
and the motion prevailing a mass meeting was
ordered to be Palled under the suspices of the In
stitute at the Old BIaptist tur, b tin Wednesday,
the 17th, at 7.74 p. in., for the purpose of having
a geteral dilsttsston.
An Impreselon prevails that th is Immigration
scheme is
AMII(VflN POLTICAI, hfoiei,
gotten tip by designing Jtepublians to ornate die
esatisfaction among the negroes, and the fact that
the move was first made in the parishes confirms
that belief.
I'he letters from the parishes state that those
who are advocating the move there try to omn
vince the negroes that as the f)Dmneratio party Is
in power they will agin be sold into slavery, and
other equally riditnlous and malictous falsehoods
are being circulated, and it has already been aug
gaeted to the anthorities that steps be taken to
PUT A STOP TO THAT TALC
by arresting those endeavoring by their haran
gaes to lctse the colored laborer.
EJAPI0rG 6JOMUiP,
Randome Pous Atbnst Commisttese-IfMew
the waheol ound Warrants were
Ground out.
The committee to inquira into educational
frauds in the way of misappropriation of school I
funds, met yesterday in the noise of the Mnper
Intendent of Public 14'lncation, Henator Ogden,
chairman, and ftipresentative Leonhard being
present. No quornm.
It was decided to meet again at It a. in. on
friday, when it was thought a quorntn, and
PlattAPS ALLt THE eafnRtHIER,
could he present.
This committee will, when the proper time
comes, learn through the work yet to be per
formed by the Auditoris) committee, that since
1870 some of the parish treasurers have over
drawn their apportionments in amounte ranging
from $000 per annum upwards. Whether
the apportionments were made to apit the oesa
slon will also be ascertained, and in many in
etanees it will be aseoertaised that warrants upon
school funds were issued in excess of the appor
tionments, and when those apportionments had
been drawn from the treasury. These warrants
found a market, of 9oarns, at a discount, and are
now outstanding,
Just how many were Issued
IN NOT KNOWN,
but It Is thought the amount will be found to be
not lese than $20,000.
The Treasury committee held a session yester
day, but did nothing further than to hear a re
port from the experts, decide the question of the
line of evidence and rebuttal, and select a few
witnesses to be heard in Friday. It was sug
gested at the last meeting, by the Itepublican
member of the committee, that the rebuttal
should go upon the rec rd immediately after
each witness had been examined, or at the next
meeting, but Henator White thought it better to
wait, and permit the Treasurer to
JAPAI AL, THE CVltrIrNI
after it is in and answer it eerinteiu, and this
course was, it is said, decilded upon yesterday.
The "'tourks" matter is agitating the anditorial
department a trifle, now that the first of the
month teat hand aid .Iiture' itate-lionse keepers
want their salary, which was warranted against
by
AN ttitlrm o COURT.
The de jure kneptrs will to-day take legal stops
to have tai matter runmedied, and as the Ii tt ko
warrant has ur.ver been called for it may yet be
etraighteted out without the Auditor retiring to
the shades of hotel de llouston for contempt.
O1NMTOM*IsOIMOSF, s oweirP.
A Kalt On the Cuctomns Omres. Ansotiher
"List" Confirmed.
The arrival of three ships made business at
the customs ouloes in the Custom-House more
active yesterday than it has been on any one day
for years, and it was more than evident that with
a rush the clerical and physical labor cannot be
accomplished with the present force without
serious delay to tie business Ite rosts.
At one time no less then one hundred and fifty
importers, or agents, were in the central hall,
and had, of course, to
WAtT rOot THEtIR PAiRtt
until they were entered, check d, etc. and not
untl 4 p. m., the closing hour, did the rush
cease.
1 he rush for positions was nearly as great, the
Collector saying "No" to about a hundred appli.
cants.
The following "list" has been confirmed by the
H-cretary of the treasury, and those nominated
have gone to work:
Chas. In gals, examiner, vice Creamer, re
sigted; Mr. Ingalln timing an otd employe.
J B. lay tee J. K Van Antwerp, clerk.
Wibster bong, vice J. U. Ilunton. inspector.
The appointment of the following night in
no-rture has also been spprv d:
J. A. Nonlan, Jacob (ray, Wm. Vigers, James
Grimes and J. h. Boen.
FROLICKING PLAMPEM.
Yesterday morning, about 11 eoclock, a fire
broke out In the unoccupied frame cottage No.
520 Ht. Louts street, crner of White. The house
1 is known as the end cottage of the Pickies row.
The wind, hi lag in full blast, drove the flimee
to the two sojolJtng cottages on Mt. Louis street.
Nos. 522 and 524, also of the PIckles row, No.
522 being occupied by Charles Detran, and No.
544 by Mrs. (liass.
f The flames, driven by the wind, soon com
muI cnnated to the three adjAining buildings,
-which were entirely consumed. At one time dur
lugo the conflagration an idea prevailed that the
"utire row, situated in the block leading from
SWhite to Broad streets, woull aleo be burned
lihad it not been for the amp e aspply of water
I .shich was fort-ed from the Old canal Casee of
fire Is unknown.
WRIGET WAS WESNO.
hbeast Ihee stuboat Darfee dating ber tip
b6ome Involved i. a diunoolty over a little same
of poker, whebh terminated In the former being
stabbed and dangerously wounded by a knife it
the hands of the latter.
It appears that the two participants in the
game had previuesly quarreled, and when (Ireen
slipped from the table a red chib that capped the
olnmax, and had the t iect of forcing Cree. to
draw his trusty sheath knife to proteet his ciip.
His first lunge laid open Wright's cheek from
temple to chin; his second out his chin. Hii
third was a dangerone stab tn the back, just be
low the shoulder hildae.
The soncsed as soon as he had onnunmnated
his bloody work leaped into the river and was
seen no more, It, is supposed that as be was a
good swimmer he reached the shore,
The wounded man was transferred to the
steamer R. Ii. Iee, brought to this city, and con
veyed to the Charity Hospital, where he now lies
in a critical condition.
wSNT RKPORRI TIH lM;PERIlON *188S
INAl~s eosiRr.
James White and Ensest Petitpisn, the
Permser ns Principal ands the
Latter as 4Acemsory.
James 1. White, charged with the murder of
Wm. F, Carter, and iMrnest l'etitpain, charged
with being an accessory before and after the
fact, were yesterday before the Pirst kttosrder 5
Utourt on a prellminary examination.
After hearing testimony, Judge fmith sent
White before the flnperior Criminal Court with.
,mt benefit of ball, and llruest i'etitpain before
the same court as accessory after the fNcO, nuder
68000 ball, which was not futnishedi.
The ssniral of I4ss. Jsnss, Esq.
Last evening one of the most imposing corteges
that our city has seen for many a day followed to
his last restiti pla'e the remains of that public
spirited citicen and nusl'is gentieman. eueorgo
Juons. lsq., whose flnsasstll ahility and many
gesersislties endeared huim to our people as few
have hitherto been. The proceseion of carriages
was of great length, and our leading iserchants
and bankers partilipatesi.
The 6!aleaieso Lew "Meles.
Aoording to a letter rroeived here, the sale of
the seiund logs in (lloasien did not pan out as
well as was expected by the government of oleale.
The sales ended on the 25th of Meptember, and
the government was the largest purchaser, buy.
lis up almost all the logs in the small creeks at
a price ranging from ten to fifteen cents, and
also a major portion of the timber on log waters
at from fifty to ninety cents per log. This is an
exceedingly low price, as the average appraise
ment of them was $1 50. Marshal Wharton was
expectel back from Lake Charles last evening.
(Cospany D. First Iouislana infantry.
The members of Company 1, First Louislana
Infantry, met at No. 4; Magaztne street, last
night alid elected the following omeiners:
W. Ii. litersbury, captain; Al. lonnratr, first
ilentenant; I'. T. Himporn, pecond lientrnit; it.
i. Bloseman, orderly sergeant; Ii J, Loese, seo'
rord sergeant; Steve lioylen, third sergeant; Ar
nold I'ieron, fourth sergeent: John 1), Maxont,,
fifth sergeant; John MoNally, flslt eorporal; A.
1A1 Olivetra, second orpriral; George (b'rdfrev,
third corporal; It. H. Eddy. fourth corporal.
Micheal i)avis, firthu crporal.
Mrsers. Httastbury, himpson, i)onand and
Illrreman are il well known newspaper msn,
(lapt. ttansbury berig an attanhe of tue itaro
Urompany 1) already nombers 45r men, and
promises soon to have its full nomrpl'ment of
men. Many of its members formerly belonigel
tn the While League and other mrllary orsauira
lions,
/tere's Tour Muits.
At abort H crlock Monday morning, as (itl'er
Jooley was patroling his beat, alid when at the
corner of Magazine and Erato streets, lie r and
a roiiued ttman named Jas. MrI'hearson, with two
black mule in his poserselon, whirh the loticer
supposed to have been stolen.
To make the thing sure the oficer arrusted
Mori'lhearson, charging him with having property
in bis pessesuion supposed to have been stolen.
The mules were sent to the pound.
Academy of fMuisic.
The second performance of the very clever
comeedy of "iink Dominos" at the Academy last
evening was a great improvement on the first,
which itself was very fair. The company, under
the leadership of Mr. McDonough, is as escel
lent working company. They have proved to be
so by prodirning the intrirsoles of th' French
comed e vaudevivle most acseptably to anrlences
that have been educated at the old school orf
comedy which has no nationality, for we ep
prehesni that there is no difference between the
English and the French school of comedy, ex
cept one of dress or costumes.
It strikes us In connection with the many
striotures that (lave been formulated against the
"broadness" of modern French comedy. that they
are derived more from the absence of knee buck
ies and silk stackings than any thing else. 1-i other
words that what is considered clever when pro
airted with the ilash of vrlvet " porrpolut "
is excedingly vulgar when offered for
appreciation in the modern pantaloons and
chovepipo. Of course critioiems orf this
kind are nonuonseelcal, and the fart is
being proven every day by the constant
production of Fronth plays which a few years
ago would have shocked the seniril. ties of the
Engieh eard American people, because of the ab
senoce of the glittering kner'brckles, etc. "P'uk
Dominos" is a play of a superior order, and
granting that it all' rds a great deal of play to the
imagination of the spectator, it dois rot der so
as harshly as many ofour old standard cornedi,',
which nobody dreams even now-a-days of cal ing
vulgar.
We commend "Pink Dominos" as an excellent
play containing a moral lesson, and which, as
played by the company, gives as good reacor to
thank our stars at the new comuinration system
which has been so happi.y inoatgrated in this
country recently and secures u4 good working
companies, to say the least of them.
Overboard to Death.
Yesterday afternoon as the steamer Dine Wing
No. 8 wa's on her way down the river a color d
man named Williamq accidentally fell overboard
and was drowned. Body not reoovered.
0HORT ITEMtM,
At half-past 11 o'rlok Monday night a sneak
thief onitred the resad, nee of Mrs. .ulia Lathrop,
No. 257 Camp street, and succeeded in getting
away with three napk n rdgs and a lamp, all
vaiued at $21 75.
In the Seventh Precinct Station can be round a
neero named W. Whittington, on a charge of ob
taining goods under false protouces.
John Reynolds and Denel. Adams, a fine pair
of ducks, are now in the Secoud l'reci ct 'olior
Lock up, Reynolds charged by Adams with
assault with attempt to kids, and Adams by the
uoliber with being drunk.
Coroner Roche held an inqiest on the body of
Peter Stadler, at his domicile, No. 54 Delord
street, and returned a verdict of death from alco
holism.
Oh, what a fall was there, my countrymon,
wheu Hio. George Oracion (colored), a mem
ber of the L -gisla ore fell into the hands of
Ofilcr Perry Gny, who landed him in the Eighth
Precinct. oharging iim with being intoxicated.
Ben Jim is not his name, but that Is the name
that be goes by when he comes to the look-up on
the arm of a peeler. Jim is charged by on
George Davis with the larceny of $504, and also
by Olicer (heevers with assault and battery.
Davis was also incarcerated in the Central ora
tion, charged by Jim with being drunk and dis
turbing the peace.
J. Wallace, a lawyer, was looked up in the Cen
tral Station charged with being drank. Wuen
searched he had a spring knife concealed abiuci
tis person, and hence the charge of carrying a
c onealed weapon.
Anselm Holler lsin the Central Station on the
charge of having committed the crime of bigamy.
Gold toapaa.a
If you don't find Moapina which is manufac
ured with buraz the beet of all laundry or fam
fly soap, I Keller, 110 Gravler steet, the lii
= tra p~te nE* , will Way you double the
STATE FUNDING I3OAR1).
TOM COTNwOUslID4Th Plat T4TRMM' A*ww
EE4TION *oaltOm R JKETEI .
An Authoritafl1e statement of the Mtati'*a
nderatedneee.
The Rtbe Btsri of IllIpdatirn met yeftetday.
Present, (Law, Nieholle, ex-offaitr prelident;
btent. (loo. Wilttr, Hpeaker bueh, Atditor Jumti,
Mr. K. nnedy, final agent, and Wm, Black, vi',
president of the Cotton V1zchange.
Hpeaker Bush, chairman of the committee to
whom wae referred the matter of the funding of
two bonds of the Consolidated Plauters 4ssocle.
tlon, reae
Ai ritAlImeTIVIt eapplPr
igtned by hlimelf and the other members of the
oommittho, Messrs, Wiltlz srd Jumel, in which
the ommitteeshowenthat it hed earrfutiy dl
gested all of the aets referring to the aseoltatittn,
going haik to the firet, which was that approved
Marnh IQ, 11427, grant.ing a ohtrter, and that ap
proved February lt, 19414, whih intoorplrated lthe
aesltofeiorn. The legal bletory of the a, uaintlon
wae traced
t rnr easneu'r tanA
through all the vriattn sole pesned by the fl n
erel Aermtbly of the HMate orom the date iret
nemed to the present day, And portions of the
various ects quoted showing when the ace"
oietion wee sahborttled to riane bonds, end how
the Interest was guaranteed by the tate; how
in 11447 the charter was rivised by Mote 714-11
AndI 'All, and in 114414 the aet authlrlrintf the essi,
tttointi to sue the Ptlte and how, irndly, in feb
ruary, 1G80, the linintfiation of the co1nern was
ordered.
The report, after going over thtsa acts state
that the law of 11427 wee Inconsitent, ad that. of
14414 mnertly amentlatory, aid that the laws Osver
'nltrnt ''ated that the Itete should be held re
sponsitle further than its guaraulee npon the
bonds, whioh were simply edit seral steurity
givln the tondholders by the uassiclatiun.
'leking that view the committee coul, not see
wherein the H ate was itse'e, and oolutttded
therefore that the bhurd could not ound the bonds
presented.
A resolutilon smnompanied the report declining
to fund the bonds (thle toal Issue wae tbout
*2,bO(.000 )
Mr. bialk moved that the report be rooeived
eat adopte. t harried.
blient. (inv. WillZ read, as a portion of the re
port, a snocinct hit ornepiete history of the
wlsoettAtrt EtAANTt'te' AeellOfATINe,
giving txtraete from varunes cots passed ee well
as a detall d account of the private property
mortgaged and the m 'rtga gee depoelted as so
carity for the bonds, ies dleo noted the fact of
the forfelitre of the charter as decided by the
Ftfth Ilistrint (onrt in Neoember, 11417, and gave
a restme of the estimatted liabiltlies and aecets
of the eassclatlon, whih showed that the former
exceeded the latter by 4428.1441.
Mr. Bush movtd that the specnal report be an
nexed to and made a part of the report of the
committee. Carried.
Thi Auditor presented end read a deotiled re
port, showing the
tae'rrTvRNasee or TAP erATP,
a1 reqeitred by A resoiuitin i e'poed at a former
meet0ing.
On tuition the report was ordered printed.
The board then a1Jlurned.
THE Ctoglistr.
Mssperrlr Erlirairid Conurt.
The oparirng of the fyll term of this court on.
errr'd yesterday, Jdrge Wrn. It. Whitaker har
ing rrttrned fronr his tour of recreation.
T'hi District Attorney asked permission to file
ard eoter on the manates or the court the rrporis
of lirm Mhl"ppard and (hinmb rs, a comruinsiit
,(r tioni, i in irqirirr'oiwo in the rmatter of (inrtre P.
Lewis, a iunairi in i ntii It the Louisitarr IeI
treat. The commisslon report that Lewis Is of
onsomnd mind. The report was ordered to be
spread on the minutes,
Ituring the nay the time of the court was em
pioved in salenting Jrntrs to serve the couinnig
term. C1 ntrary tri expectatlon the Ileturring
Board were not arraigned.
First. lhislrlct Court.
Oentenced - John it. Miller, allas Melville, lar
cony, his rwonths hard labor in the pr i t rntiary.
OJ ier Juige Ahelr h s Issuetd an order to the
jury commissi mrt to draw an additional panel
of 2l5 jurors, to appear on neat Thursday.
Secofld District Court.
The snnonssion of Mrs. (laroine Walker, ioe
oensed wife of Augrist tratmeyer. has beena
opened,
Thiri District Court.
Mors A. Kenner, wife of J. A. Morris, ras en
tered suit in this court agairat the city and Thos.
II. Handy, civil slermif, playing fir an injunotiorr
to restrain the sale or crrtslil i'r'perty sitnaeerd
nn Itaml art sire, t, for tax's under a jdgmneint
against Mrs. If. W. ioirrey, Jr.
lith Distrire. Court.
Judge Rogers yesterday Istenewl to the argn.
mint of the mardanrna osse of IL. W. Hoaree vs.
the congregation "Dispors' d of Judah."
Sixth District Court.
Lawrence Kinney has etretod silt against the
Board of Amsoe-ors or the city, pýetrtiol!g for a
writ of n darnemrs to c' mpi'l fthurn to apoirnt
an arbitrator for the purp' no orrf taing upon the
as, csment tmade on pria iis prinoirty. Ittlator
says that ie asked tie sair board to reduce the
assessment on his property and that the said
hoard refrcnd; that he thtn r, nostnted the ap
pointnrent of an arbirlrtor to pnes upon said
asnnsnmeit and this rn quest the maid board al
so ierreial. It iltrr tiirrrlre asks 6'r a nien
danrm. An alternative writ of mrantdirnrs wits
issted, and made retrruable on the H it of Otto
ber.
State ex rei. .lath Stamps vA. the Adornnistra
tor of Pubtir Anoints. 'I h' ptit tr.nor is the
owner and holder of a oertain claimr ine by the
city of Now Orisanre, amounting to the sim ..T
i5r,32 :ii. 'lire pttition asks for an aiterraiiin
writ of me irandrni cutrilnrin'g the respondent
to warrant his claim. The writ was granted.
F. A. iholir' vs. the htecrnirdir of Mortgages.
in thins can the court ordered that the mandarnun
herein I 'sied he made peormptory, ornmarndirg
respondent to cancel and erase the of mral bond
of the relator.
irt. tiliriir wirni it OtT'r 'i, 174 C r nni, ippoi
tilt' Virirt lir Thtrntr',
Board of Health Report.
The nnmbir of intermints riported to the
Io rd or Helith during the week was 11t. I)1
th i number, til were males and 53 females.
Whites, 72; onlorerd, 41.
The principal causes of death' were: Small
pox, 2; all fivers, 19; ,onstmption, 22; tri. n'ne
co itiurn, 10; heart disease, 5; d" 5-ritrry, 3; tiar.
rhos, 3; debility, adult, ti; inlantile, 4; drowned, 1.
Not a emgle case of iellow fever bhs been re
ported as yi-t this year.
Ilrrths, 145. Marriages, 21.
(tut r hlir only ' isi st 'or 174 (;.,nil ttroet,
opponit~ Virintir- Tiheat r,".
The standard Club.
The first complimentary variety pn'rformanc"
and soiree dnanarre if the Standard Club is an
non.ci'it to cimi' iif "in Fiida, ivenirg. Ottobei'
14, 1817 at 7 o'clock, at the .Jackson Hall, on
Iilysian ielsfi street.
Now rnnirili's wnri- [t O(nirre, 7 t Camitl, o1,
posite Varliot lick Th,"t ri".
Railroad Personals.
rY rrte MoIrLr Litoiore.
The following were among the depar'ures hi'
the Mobile tant line last evening: M:s. 11 Mark.,
Monigimery; Miss Baseett and Misi Robinsiti.
Lynchbbrg; Dr. N. L. Irckey and family, Wythe
vrle Va. ; F. A. Smith, Cincrnnatr ; Capt.
0. ii. Ws, Sr. Lot's; 1 . OCry. Nw Yrrk; A.
J. Norwood, Richmond; James V.ves aid John
Green, luscaloos., Ala.; 4. fily, .(Jir'.; (Jol.
Oharm s R. Itriley, Ni w Y rk; Mr,. F. Rach"r,
Norfolk, Va.; Capt. John I1. Hanna, St. Lrrte; L.
D. Painter, nt. Louis, Wm. Henry, Alfred ItaRin
and Gubert o'iLnnor. LI ueivilln-; Mice M. B c le,
Montgomery; J. A. Williams, Pensacola.
(Gti to Olmir'a only for now and nhoul-si ihinr..
glaser and i'rii-kisry.
Pearl oeaptaa.
Ask for oaptna and vou will gret the bet soap.
'soap!zraoorttilntii no roncln is the best soap,
r w(9rvsins wool"goodu, toas be found at n
TH rn FEgWiVLVANA WOUNmurqoug.
The Manner In Which They Propose to
Carry an the EVampaign.
IN V. errn 1
I'lTIt.AU~rt,i'lA,. HMpt. 24 -The labor
movement In poIlticn tias tnnllRitfl
greater and wIder proportions in l'enn
sylvinia thren In any other Mtate in, the
country. List year the Uabor men and
the (irenniarck rrren polled over 704$1
votes for Peter OUoper, anri to-nay they
put their local ticket In the, elId to
nope with the, two great partien.
rIn J'hiladelphia the CIgar makern,
largely nrornposed of (lermanin anti hi,
hornians, who wore thoroughg y Imbued
with the dnntriner of the Interneational
Ints, were the first to monve. 'Itheir nomn
mittoo on pro pagarvia oent, out cirnalarm
andl cards nll through the Hutto, and
granlurilly got nearly overy trains unlnt
in Phlladlr'lphla Into their way of think
Ing so far ais the Interjrnrtlon of a new
party into the politina of the city anrd
tate wat concerned.
In the Httate ai, large, thoug n there
worn pornoe jrtrring eiernrnts, the rneivn
Inint wail filly organized in the differ
cut countion. The (reetnhtakenrs also
have an organi zl,.ion in every countty.
hut many of those county aninniatlorns
had toon earptiretrl by old political party
harks "p[~tally wst this no among hte
(fireon rrcnkenrs. he leaenrs t.herefore
reas lveid to forantall any action on thte
part. of the pL'litilanns; no t.hoy hnatily
callend a MHiati (onvent inn at. Is arrisburg
(in the loth inst..), nomrinat-en a tinkirt,
and putt, it. In the thlnd tholinving that,
their antinn wo'li ho Indorand at, Lth
blils by the elemeents in the nsotnic
eanin, which, roenlvoli Into Its outntittr
ent, parts, woorri irirduln 2i0(,(941 votess.
Tihis was done to frrnstall the alctln of
ihg (Ir enonakerni arnruiId th, onnti
rn~'ht, of the working lelaons aroiund
their own p1r idlr eandlidten.
In P'ill adrirptha t~hte inrlol organizration
in stronger ;iroport.irnatly than thiLt. of
any countty In tha Ht4rto ex co it Ifrtixrne
litre greate rIriingetfntril ann IAllntierny
(iittisurgrr). In thiIn otty thee tax I st of
vtmorM shows 160,0tt in nrmbter. utt
thorn are never imore than 1244,0i0i vnote
pal Ins.
On Maturday night thenie lhhor met
ha arntually enrollreI on theIr lists 94t0(r
voters.
Toidrlifflerent trades unions, the t'ro
tootivo Irnror party, it,. Contral atoer
Alu), whose hnaerirjuarters.have usurprd
the nest of the Itqnuilraran Invinirtil e,
whith was the leading Itopuilraun Club
in tioe city, ann twenrty-seven ward
clii omit of the thirty-one wards of the
city -all thene diffroent anssoelatirns iand
iormbinations iontrn in ai (J rnrnitrten of
Progrnnas in which nevry labor union
and warn club has two reprnsentatlivus.
it. meets wookly, rolilbratos encretly,
and has tie power and forie of a C(ioin
(ili of 'i'en in the days of the Venotlan
repubi ln.
ite labor campaign was formally in
augurated in this city by the plicing in
the fltid ;r a local tiklclt for prooMator
of the plns (the most important offiloor
in the city) lity controller and coroner.
'I'Thi shre1wd purp(,so of the Dowers be
hinll the throne here, however. is not
to rnake a holsterous canovass untIl two
or three weeks before thEe election - in
fa it., to have a still hunt until then;
then they propose to bristie up in ivery
ward every night,, in rousing open air
meetings; have the hent of speakers,
and so show such proportions and do
gnonstratlons through numbers presnnt t
at these meetings that the old poll
tlcian5and the tax and ring ridden sober
citt will he astounded. As an evidence
of the practical strength of this party,
It is absolutely known that at least one
sixth of tbe inside election oflicers are
sworn members of the now organiza
Lion.
That movement to send rO,oo0 col
ored people to Liberbi has thus far only
snuceeded in sending a dozon or more
to !all.
A candidate for a judgeship In Han
Francisco was elected by I e,EWSE voteAs
tagainst 16,6411 for his opponent. "Every
Vote 00c11.."
The grounds surrounding the war
monument at Berlin are to ie paved
with stones from the several battlo
fields of the Franco-Prussian war.
Wouldn't It he a good Idea to havo
(Illimore's hand stationed in front. of the
courthouse whero Tweed is tnlcr tried
and play "William, Toll?" [ Bnston
Clobe.
Whole fields in Milchigent are devotee)
to the coultorn of ain liit. Perhaps that Is
why they discover no many now planlts,
there. IIf)5ton (lobo.
The editor of the Mt. Iouis roblnc
I/ro(erTat, in the language of Iongtel
low, "folds up his shears like an Arab
anni silontly steasl away." INow York
hlorald.
Philadneipha and Plttahurg keep on
hating each other. A Pittsburg ,j'ur
nal now spitefully says: "Morton, of
Philadelphia, has managed to gEt away
with about as much as our mob do
stroye E. ."
EKtabfilhed I1OS. P. 4. sox 167,
WHITE'S GINN ERY,
ofmlet 24 Un(on. near Carondelelt street
TO COTTON PACTORM AND PILANWERM
GINNING TERM4--THE MEED.
BAGGING, TIES, TWINE and DRAYAGE
furnished FREE sine', 1870.
Parties wishing to know the average yteld of
Cotton ginned at. "WHITE'S GINNERY" tant
Mlnuunuun will pieanun send to the, undersignd for
udr'nularu..
I). PRIEUR WHITE.
RUIn Orn ep24
OFFICE wr. REIRNAiRiD CoALr COMPANY.
21 Caroudeiet Ittrneut, N'w Orilans. )
00AL
AT WHOLENALE AND RETAIL
Steamshlps. Steamboats and families supplied
yisMo&Weim W. 8. CAMPBELL. Agent
W. W. PARLEE,
ATTORWEY AT LAW,
MONRON, LOUIIIANA.
SPECIAL NOTIC`E!!
1t ~ ()(r ll
B. & W. CRtONERt
I SI CANAL M'rRE~gT,
Corner of ijowotItfn,
of ,ipi~riv 'WrV , V'r t iri'l 1'y M""csrM. ton*uIR1 k
('n~ ., tril lntttr tiV MV'Vr,irV. M"'(hilttn & (''ti. Wh
Itrv' VVV tll'VI it nuf In th''r iitVV VVrr,tVVVIVIVVI tud
'IIVVV 01j'l inl',k httivlint Sill Ib""t Vli'VIVVMV'V 0
VVirigtltt It' tlrnttiriVV, W'' Will roftrtr tirt
ENTIREI N~EW AN!) MJWLEUT MTOUX
I)EFY (IOM!'t'1'ITIOW.
Our Mtackl Ix Complete In Every J"epA*t
mont.
We V Vl' Viil! V.laVnintV.ZiihVlt VttIrthiitlofl ii our
CARI{'ET )E PA RTMEFNT.
'rltV ptttitt n' irV V
Brussels, Three-Ply and Ingrains
trusVV e V ~ v V5,( r t ilttr
WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAINS
ttrtV till Vti litVV
NEW1O4'IV A Ni IATrEyr OIrtf1i1,.
tV.itl Vt it t Vt yiiulrtV itt rVVrrt ti~tltV .
Naciing, Floor Oil Cloth., tornbs.u, We.,
$V I tI. IW, W VVVIIV w i o tdirsel VVV'Vltt i ttttretVit ni.
tatirtt Ilii ;aVlp
REMOVAL.
TII F, CAMP WI RlEET STORE,
Great Hong K(ong Tea (Co.,
himn r'm'n(v' IIc to Ow
HONG KONG BUILDING',
t'i# CANAL STR'IEET'.
171 I'oyEdrast Stree't, Near Citronujelet. Al
d
P. Ft. The reductlion in the price tt
Parched or (4rohsnd COFFEE,' to Jj
lnas.~urated by this companmy, will be~eC
maintalned In spite of all opposifEtion.r/X1
As '/9i 2d t
8CIOIOU BO)OK'.,
Jluvivng ltiinr iLwfrdl4d t,y tk'i itatei flouard of
Jil ur'uA un (I rnimtrity oif I Ii, t,liji for futrnilehing
rlunr~iWnfi't4 with rpmjtmleishirmm w'i aren pmrntarodtQ
furumimu tho folloii'ng tmmmmka lit prr~onti named.
Cmmlmzrnnr No,. I Ii lw'"it ri~tiiil 11t11:', aikopA d;
rim iirn Nom. 2 1i~xni1,19imf pinn"". for tin t lntfrmoduwr
tim,,, wh''timim hokimo sii rnii'u' igrmm.In Jim tiuiI UCO
r t~mmk'n in iixmuhmantcu No..
!Nir, 7. No2.
Wmmtmmm,nmrl'im1I'vmrml'ur~irit iiprIliir .Cm 11
rWu~t.mmrm,m' I'rniumry Re'mumior 2", 11 7
WiN.n i' m45 :owiiml l'.mm,1in 44i 21
Wsmtmmor'mm Frmmimn.im liesvl.,r 7'i 0
Wiitriioi'i Fifth hftuwmrim 21 04i 114
Wiibim',ri'M hixtti htismmldr r 20) ti
mnirr''i Zolg .... ... .. i 2) 137
J'nkivmtm' 4-~honkii will tim' ;mi'mw'mil 'lmrarim tmric* 0*
O~tumir himitmni WIll b0 uti f/h'l hdm hironmftor.
LIBERAL LIA8COUN T TO THE TRADE.
J. C. EI'RICFI,
*4)OKWiELLEU AND CTATIONED.
12O.. canal street. ........18tl
NEW ORLEANS.
CARPET WAREf1OUSE, h
...........C.hactree htre..t........... 31
Wen arm recmoiving large~ avlditil'ms tom :our tO~i
Wim %IIW 1-E L A l ANI) UNDER £'ICý
CHAB(h1 D IIEPOIJE THI '. WA LL
AXM'I~' lITRE Wiltvu,r Vinlvm~t. he0
BO BRU-flFLii Tapemntry, 3 plyn.
N y I1 ernet~azre. JHemy. 1
R UcOB) CLOTHS, Windo8 .hao.
ý Tbant'l(I ý. MtsWI5'Isa