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~ Strangers in the City,

IF Strangers in the City, see Dr. b. F. MULLENS
advertisements Ill the other columns paper
very best IN his profession the United Ali stand
IN need would do well to give him CALL IS
street. I'm
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TWO WEEKS MORE

WO WEEKS
M inform friends and the public generally that
~ we WI continue two weeks longer to sell WINTER
CLOIlllNG. jUcnty-Ffre Urr cent. Be/0r CGst After
which time the remainder will be packed up in order 10
An unusual opportunity is offered to persons wishing
TO provide themselves with Winter Goods lowest rates
ever offered IN this city We have also few thou sand dol
S worth winch Will sell to country merchants or others
to great advantage to them anxious to close out
the stock MOGRIDGE Il A NTHON
mill 2dp If. Under Charles Hotel ror fop,,o,
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NEW MEDICAL PUBLICATIONS.

WV IHLDiOiJ fUBLICHIlUNS,
At No, Ia C.3.UP Street.
4 ted by McDougalI
BSi,RR0WS ON CEREBRAL CIRCULATION
IuLkER : PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF MID
- MltERl with numerous illustrations
RANKINGS ABSTRACT-Vol g. No 2 July to JAM
. ag, 184S price 10 cents
Ako1nIII.LER'S PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICS AND
MEIEOROLOGg y First American edition, revised
and Illustrated with 53S Engrayings wood. and two
AkSH,o ,fTS ELEMENTS OF PHYSICS, or Natural
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Sationes
warehouse and Emporium for Standard Miscellaneous,
Polite and School Literature
mhD j. b. STEEL, IA Camp street,
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SrEED.-The special train which bore MI Clay
to New York. passed from Camden to Amboy, IN
GLIDING stoppages, in one hour and fifty-nne MI
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- DR.. A. W. Coleman's Anti-Dyspeptic and Tonic
3tters-For the Of Dyspepsa. Nansea. Liver Com

plant, Coveness, Headache, Heartburn Sea- Sickness As
Tonic, OF the re diseases incident this climate
certain preventive for yphus and other infectious Diseases
The extraordinary demand this celebrated
the proprietor open addition agencies,
SICKIES g. CO, and H. KENNEDAY, this CITY, ercl
sire sale OF this medicine
Put bottles, with the the
raised letters each bottle.
II Pnce-$l per bottle, six bottles for S.
- Call 90 Povlras street. If
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Messrs Corcoan & Riggs, at Philadelphia. agents
for the Rolschds. at i per cent premium.
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w C 7 l. n O Il T f. II X fNG
A + TWENTY-FIVEPE PER CENT. BELOW COST
~ At the New Clothing Store under the St Charles
Hotel corner Common street.
mhl7 2dp tt MOGRIDGE & ANTHON
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SNow-There was three inches snow on the
ground at Pittsburg on the 10th inst.
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BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.-The jury
IN the case of Helen Mahrens, formerly of Balti
more, u.s. Henry Frorlick. in the Common Pleas
New \ ork, for breach of promise of marriage, gave
verdict for plaintiff of 81 600.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
s;5~ See advertisements on Third Page.


sv' See advertisements on Third Page.
Pittsburg ........... PIKE NO. s. Linn. p. NJ
I0uisrHie ......,... A ITTOCRAT, Goslee 5 p NJ
IcRole ............ HARD TINES Wilson, ) p. M
60" The s.. 1.anis packet WYANDoTrE, will leave
for St Louis THIS DAY, tie 2lst inst at clock P NJ
punctuay, from Poydras street wharf.
mh2l HYDE u OGLESBY, II PoydrasS
s Passengers will please be on board at the above hour
ey~ u. s. Mail steamer PIX No. 8, will leave for Lon
svile Cincinnati Snthand Evansville, Paducah, and all
intermediate ports, THIS DAY, Tuesday, at o'clock
NJ. positively, from Poydras stieet wharf
mh2l HYDE L. OGLESBLf, II POydras st.
Passengers will please be board al the above hour
ecTs" Louisville Packet AUTOCRAT,-For Louisville
Evansville Smithland, ec.Ths splendid passenger steam
will leave above, THIS DAY at clock
lively, from Poydras street wharf,
mh2I HYDE & UGI.ESBY, II Poydras St
Passengers will please be on board at the above hour
evs" The packet HARD TTNIES-For I,eloe, Green
wood TchuIa Yazoo City Satartla HicksbuS, and all
intermediate Landings-TIiIS DAY, (TnesdayO at . o.
clock, positively, from Canal street wharf.
For freight passage, apply on board, or 10
mh21 HYDE & OGLESBf, IL PoydfaS street
Passengers will please be board at the above hour
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G. YALE. JR.. & co.

No. 10 Chartres street.
III AVE JUST RECEIVED. per late arrivals a large and
l. general assortment of SPRING TOOJJS amona
which are new style Bareges, Musins Lawns C;incLau,
Muslns' Embroidered Swiss Musns Black Italian and
n9s De Rhine silks OF all widths Black Watered Striped
and P,sld do White and Coored eros de Airic etc New
styleS Bonnf and Cap Ribbons Plain Satin and Taft do,
ANp cAf RBBoN sang" W HTT9Eat Gs BON 1s
Camnnc Handkerchies Embroidered Capes Collars and
Clemisettes Thread and Lisle Iaces and Edpings ;i
and Jaconet Mnslins Cambics Gloves Hosiery etc 10
which they would respectfully call the attention of their Gus
TONERS and the public generally. mh8 lm2p
CLOTHING AT COST,
TO close ont our stock Of WINTER GOODS, we offer
oo the balance OF our Fine Fashionable Winter Clothing
B 6Ia. French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Blue 20 do. do. do;
RToIn and 9 Olive do, do. do;
BACK and Fancy Cloth PALETOTS and SACKS;
10th CLOAKS and OVERCOATS;
OPERA CLOAKS;
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
fancy MeTino and Cashmere VESTS
Fancy and Black SILK do
BLACK Cashmere and Satin do
Ball and Evening do
Cotton MeIno and Lambs Wool uNDERsHLRTs;
Do. do. do DRAWERS;
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS;
Embroidered Bosom do.
Cravat Scars Gloves Suspeners and all articles pertain
ing Gentleman of which are made of the best
materials, and in the most fashionable style
NORRIS IL WAY No % Camp
mh5 2dplm corner Common st. under Hewles Exchan ge
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r,MRs.. BANIsTER'S .nlIILNERY and,ta
HAJ FANCY STORE No, oo Royat street III
WI CORNER Of BienrWe sreet-Just received from LII
~ ~ Pans, by direct importation-SpRING ANDk-R
FANCY GOODs-consistng of Bonnets, Ribbons Flow
ers Rich Silks Baeges, Fine Musins Tissues, Fans Par
~" Mlliners supplied Extra Fine Stock mhN 6m
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LATE FROM TExAs.-By the Galveston Civilian
down to March 49, we get late dates from Texas,
hut nothing of importance. We extract the fol-
lowing paragraphs:
from A"sfia.--We have accounts from Austin
to Tuesday morning, llth Mai. Bache was still
alive, but hls death was expected every hour. The
limbs on his left side had been parayzed for four
days lie had not spoken from the time of being
irsl attacked, and appeared entirely unconscious.
The House had passed new apportionment bill
increasing the number of representatives. to seventy
II was supposed the bill would he defeated in the
Senate. The Probate bill has become "A law.
The Senate had refused to confirm the nomina
ton of Mr. Beard 10 be Judge of the 9th District
A tragical affair happened short time since in
Fort Bend county. respectable planter, by the
name of Blakely. became partially deranped on
account of his daughter having married. as tn.
father believed beneath her condition with attend
ing circumstances unfavorable 10 her good name.
In his distracted state of mind the father shot the
son-n-law, badly, though not fatally woundine
him, and then blew out his own brains. The
daughter is represented to be overwhelmed with
sorrow and remorSe
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AcKERMAN,s WOODEN LETTERS.

r . II 3 u WI
NOW OPENING. a large stock Of those beautiful Let
te for Signs From the low price of these Letters and
Their neat appearance they in general in oil the
Northern cities Being appointed agent for the sale OF these
Letters IN New Orleans parties in of them be
piled at the manufacturer prices by
mh2l3t r CI .ANNON AZ Canal 4
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PASsESGERs-Per Steamship Palmetto, from, Galres
tan Mr. Miller lady and clea; Mrs. Booker Groc.
and SON. Mrs Robinson and daughter Miss Williams Mr.
Welborne and lady; Messrs H F James Choen Pennii,
and lady; Mr. H. Iaennon and lady; Mr. Case and lady
Mr. Hd and lady Mr. Hopkins and lady MeSsrs Girteau
3 Jones; T. F n. Laur9n,, J. Chottoo, Wthgroye,.
b, Moning, J. Cox, CLARK, R Raynes Hord Milbank ]
NJ. Alexander A. Swlnge, G. Ro,enteid, g w. H Smith
b. y. Sheppard, Wilson, O. A Ray, Capt W Frost Com
T. w. Noore-.S on deck
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tWhigs. tAboliton. Balance Democrats.
Among those voting for the treaty are four who
had spoken against it, Their votes saved the nsIFtl
ment,
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ROBBINS ORLEANS MILLS,

.,,,, - No 8 TrinngLr RuHdtngs.
NE PROPRIETOR having recently fitted mp these
receive orders from the trade and to retail Ground Coffee
specs OF all kinds, Oil Cake Corn Meal and Ground Feed
Hotels steamboats, and vessels will find it 10 their De
est to call on the Undersigned and his personal attention
+ devoted to The business they may he assured that the an
Giles will always be of the best quality and neatly and care
fully put mp and delivered free of charge in any part Of e
city. Tmf2O 1m1 Il ROBBINS.
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Improved Magnetic Machines.-.Hoorhcad Grad
universally admitted by
learned the called Galyanisln
Magnetism principle OF vitality e aud that disease
IN many painful forms entirely OWING to the absence OF
this alvanc power healthy proportions It, them
readily supply this wonderful when 1t thus dehcen
we can successfully disease aud this has been fully and per-
ecv present beautiful and scientific instrument
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A NJ USEM EN- rs.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers, LUDLOW & SMITH. Stage Mr., j. WESTON.
TUESDAY EVENING, March I-The public re-
spectfuy notified that engagement has been made
for sir nights oniu with The celebrated troupe known Dr.
COLLYER'S MODEL. ARTISTS-consisting Of 20 per;
Paris and the only troupe that have received the nnqaa
fled appreciation of public for their classic personicaion
OF Painting and Sen pture, from the works OF the treat
Masters to This is the original troupe Of Model Artists
o Euofe to the bs s 5nno by of M
before Louis Philippe King of France, Queen Victoria a
the nobility and the admirers of the Fine Arts n Europe and
America. During the evening a FAVORfFE FARtE
For full description see small bills.
Doors open at So. curtin rises at o. clock.
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ET To Purchasers of Clothing.-Call at ALFRED
MUNROE & CO.'S One Price Store No. "a Magazine street,
where always be found the largest OF Goods New
Orleaus and unitorm oW mh5
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10 leak SOs ssy lupssvssAt rvisss VIII be asIstisl
Il egvSSnsd 81 su1 svu ds9sstiS Wous tis aSv ciIS
6: : s::s s.sy e. !; !: IL s::.
L!vanSeeL, May H.-yssights-pusiag tie past
week frsights to The northern ports have bssu well
supported and rather esrthsnware and dry goods
are Offering than Of late, though the quantity Is still
very limited. Passengers remain without improvement
the value Of between decks for New York being about
thirty shillings per. head net. For New York dead
weight is los to lbs 81 ton fine goods los to 20s
coarse, los to l5s hardware, los earthenware, 6s
Boston-dead weight los to It's Cd fine goods, 20s ;
coarse, los hardware, EOS earthenwsre 6s. Phadel
phia-fne goods 25s coarse 20s hardware, 20 to 25s
earthenware, los dead weight 15s to lis Cd New Or
leans-dead weight 15s to 20s fine good, 2Os hard
ware, 2Os earthenware, los.
HAvRE MARREr, May A.-The general character of
business in our cotton market during the week. was
that Of duness and decline Of IT, nearly all Anne.
rcan descriptions took place. without having given the
slightest stimulus to buyers. The sales 800 bales
against 49, 62 imports. Stock $4,000 bales against
S00 bales last year Our prices range from SO
New Orleans fair is worth elf, and upland g. Last
season the quotations S0s120; New Orleans fair
quoted 91f and upland 80. Nothing has bee idone
in ashes Of which the market Is bare Carolina rice
sells at advanced rates, being worth 2a25 Tai
low remains eglected also whaebone. Some small
lots OF lard realised 4Sf per 5kl Coffee aud sugar
in fair request We just received Calcutta dates to
the Sth ult., but they are without interest.
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EurOucan Markets..

LONDON MoSEY MARKET Friday Evening NAV 90
There has been especial feature with the
transactions in the funds to-day they partook of the
character Of ordinary dealings and mostly for
entertained both in and out Of the house in the sta
bity Of prices, however dubious or postponed NAV be
any further Improvement Foreign affairs still
garded with extreme d strust and the sangunary re-
action at Naples WILL 1t is feared, issue only in such
further complications must retard to still more dis
tant day any prospect Of n return to that ira nquy
abroad which Is essential to the re.cstabshment Of
Stocks ruled generally from u to a higher than
yesterday but at the close OF business receded by
much. Consols left of san to A. both for money
and for timo. Reduced Threes. S24 to A. Three
and-a-quarter per Cents S34 to Il. Long Annuities
So to s.. Exchequer bills 3ss. to AS prem India
bonds els to 25s. prem. Bank Stock, 19l to g. The
report current this that the Earl Clare
was be recalled from Ireland to take the Foreign
Office, produced slight rise in Spanish bonds which
however, was not followed by transactions Of such
moment would have shown that Importance was
attached to the rumor. Foreign exchange business
rather active than usual Of late on this day
of the week but at rates little varying from those OF
sorts Of paper for instance money obtained
for some 10 months paper, drawn from Batavia on
Amsterdam. and havirg still seven months to run.
At what the transaction effected not ap-
pear but the fact Of Its having been done at all Is
some Importance under present circumstances
One Of the commercial failures referred TO under this
head this morning. that Of Messrs Gouger and
stuart East India merchants This misfortune was u
understood the result Of the stoppage Of Messrs
and Tagore, Of Calcutta.
The decree Of the Emperor Of Russia prohibiting the
export of gold and silver, was, II Ia stated
imme caused by the extensive remttances Of
Russian bonds to st. Petersburg for SALE account VI
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Political intelligence.

The DEMOCRATS SourH CARoLISA.--The demo-
cracy Of Charleston and vicinity held meeting in
that city, the 9th inst at which the following reso
luton prevailed "That the party machinery known as
nominating conventions. is, in our opinion, corrupt
ing in its to concentrate power
in the hands Of wrepullers and intrguers an un
fair exponent of the sentiments Of the party
fess to destructive of individual indepen-
dence-tend to merge all other questions however VIZ
tai, in party issues-and are this account
peciay dangerous to the slaveholding States whose
vigilance Should never sleep On great paramount
and peculiar question: which is apart from and above
all party issues That all those objections long enter
tanned by the democrats of South Carolina have been
strengthened and increased by the action of the late
convention Baltimore That the democratic party of
Charleston district had neither lot part in the late
Baltimore Conventions and that the resolutions of the
convention, the nomination of General Cass for the
Presidency and the proceedings generally unsats
factory and Objectionable and the action of that
venon Is disavowed by us, and imposes obligation
upon the democrats Of this district. resolution
offered nominating General Taylor the candidate of
the meeting for the Presidency, After discussion
however, IL determined that the resolution should
be laid on the table prematurely offered.
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Charge Of Horse Stealing Officers Dodge and Cum
mngs arrested yesterday the corner of Greenwich
street and Battery place little redheaded rishman.
by the namo of John ORourke, a charge of steal
ing horse and wagon, valued at $235. belonging to
William Knapp, baker, No. 125 West Broadway. 1t
appears. the accused to watch around the
wagon in West street. where it was standing, when.
supposing he was unobserved. no suddenly jumped
into the wagon and drove Off The ner Immediate
y followed after ana stopped his flight on the corner
of Greenwich street and Battery place. The officers
had considerable fight with the prisoner before get
ting him to the police Office On his examination, he
denied ever being in the wagon, and said he was
waiter and forty of age doubt Justice limp
son the intent steal the horse and wagon
sufficient, and committed kim to prison for trial.
Drunk and Disorderly-At the watch rctu. ms YES.
terday morning, officer Woodbridge, of the 9th ward
brought before Justice Timpson three young men,
and c II. Smith, charge of being drunk nd dis
orderly at O'Clock at night breaking the sdoon door
and glass Of James Barker in Broadway near the thea
tire throwing down large stones and Briefs and de-
stroying the property Of the complainant
Charge of Stabbing.-Oficer Gardner, of the 9th
ward arrested yesterday negro called Charles John
Edward Ferry in the left side with sharp jack knife
cutting through his coat and shirt inicting
and dangerous wound on the ribs The ARRAY took
place on the corner Of Little Water street and An
thony en- the Five Points. Justice Tmpson committed
the negro for further hearing to await the result of
the wounded man, who was in the city hospital.
the Sd ward, arrested yesterday Dutchman, calling
himself Frederick A. Kohler, charge of being fu
gitve from New Jersey: 1t appears the prisoner
employed by q Mr. David Barnes Jr residing in Ches-
ter township Morris county, New Jersey and the day
before yesterday he left the premises OF Mr. Barnes sud
denly, ana made his way New York Soon after his
leaving, the pocket book of Mr. Barnes missing
containing over $50. Suspicion at once fell upon
Kohler and search instituted which resulted in
his arrest yesterday in this city On his way this
city, hewas to have roll of money. On searching
the person Of the prisoner, only small amount Of
money in change was found. Justice Tmpson detan
ed him in the Tombs to await requisition from the
authorities Of New Jersey.
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esvat - ctvnps pIp4s,. .jsss p..1sccSe jxaas
osly Ds Clean VI hsbti-vsiaist 10 plaiati4 Una
cSnasH rAsAs~si6 bases, tvss N-- 0sst,jss,s-ss
q arsssTSG ysa Js"s' ~ sssrs' s-hessus ~ ".
.sWsrsv siisssAsrs ada O. =. KIM. -.Meties for
Judgment Of Aonsuit granted.
Ffsrs Ct 81. ". Pom Sosyeerd-Motiop for re-.
argument denied.
The court is adjourned until Monday week
GENERAL SESSIONS, June 10.-The court met yester-
adjourned over to Monday forenoon at II O'Clock.
CouRr CALENDAR FOR MONDAY Circuit Court-25,
20, 81 49, So 60 o.. g. Co. TO- Il IT, superior Court
~ AZ 49, 100 l2l 1885, 127, 49, l29 1873 to 1876,
2s9 1885, l42 las, O. H. 49, 26 49, A. g. 103 90 49,
1O2 lar IN no -
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WASHINGTON, June So o'clock, =. NJ.
7reatY of Peace.

IFtdtY u T'6dte.
Geographic despatch has just been received Of
the arrival of a steamer at New Orleans, with in
telligence of the ratification of the treaty by the
Mexican Senate, on the 25th ult., by vote of %
TO 5-being an aggregate majority in both Cham
bers of "a.
The few details given in the despatch, which
merely comprise arrangements for the march Of
the army within ten days from the exchange of
the notifications, prove that there has been modi
tcation OF the treaty 1t went from the hands OF
the American Senate.
Mr.. Sewer is expected here in few days. No
direct information has been received at tile State
Department as yet.
There is an immense concourse of people out
side the telegraph office, anxiously awaiting the
result of the balloting of the Wing Convention.
GALVIENsIs.
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LATER FROM SANTA FE.-Maior VIM. Singer, u.

LATER PROM SANTA FE.-Maor VIM. Singer, U.
s. A., who arrived at st. Louis on the 30th May,
in himself and two others surrounded by party
Camanche Indians and stripped of everything they
possessed, except what they had their backs. But
moment checked the progress oftho Indians the proba
bity Is that the Major and his men would have lost
their lives. Surprising that Colonel Gpin with his bat
TALON were the route, and had driven the Indians
the road the Major induced to leave Santa Fe
with but men. five of whom separated from
him at the time of his being attacked and surrounded
by the Indians The Major lost his entire baggage in
Guiding his pay rolls, Che was in the pay Department.
horses four mules, and his wagon. But for this acct
dent he would have made the trip through in twenty
days.-Sf. Louis Repeilie, LIST inst.
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BALrIMoRr. June 10. 1913.


The Wing Nominations in Baiimore-John Fan Buren,
and General Cdt-and- Nine Tdiis''-.7 Capifol HIT
The nominations received here yesterday. and
caused considerable excitement among such Of our
good citizens had remained at home from Philadel-
phia. Tayors name we'll received, but IL was ac-
companied with hopes that he had obtained the nom
nation by taking his stand the wing platform The
name Of Fillmore however considered glorious
yond all expectation, giving assurance that in the
Of the death of the old General the party would
not again be Tyerzed. Last night grand salute was
fred from the base of the Washington Monument in
honor Of the nominations.
John Van Buren, will have the chivalrous General
Commander after him with long pole so soon as his
Park speech reaches South Carolina He touched the
General ON sore point, when he called him General
at and-nine-tails, though probably without knowing
mat ne was doing which will endeayor to explaip
Although the General Is all planter now he was
until recently an cotton plantations The
last situation 81 this kind he held he lost by the too
free use OF the cat and talsr on the bare back
OF one OF MS employers female slaves IL appears
that he ordered one Of the field hands to wash nd 40
up his linen, which, she being at did not do
10 his satisfaction. lie accordingly took her out in
the field, and cut her numerically with the and
nnetais; indeed brutal the whippi M that he
Immediately discharged. lie then Commenced
suit against the planter for his salary the rcmain
der Of the year and for the value Of the hog and no.
minyn he would have eaten In that time The case
called the catand nj tails and the Jury
gave hun his salary, but refused to award him the