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sHERIFF,S SALES

: sTE,tv 81, :, Is.c,,sss,..>-.
AKA CIV a Y IN npna INES vs.
TRp JupiiAl DIsrsrcr touRr r. r. IN favor of Beaux
ySnn y R9NDY
G5 rnntors "hhEN, War
& ef e ". "a I mE I'll TO- IN
Parish of Jenerznn IL III H.. ~ ~ NY succession
Y VAN ni'S na Mlstgaret Helen
III I.hson VS.. Mrs
JIO 0S1SI BUNDY
wA .Es-sla4 =, 5E pn,tas SSNE,mndn,, War
DY VIRTUE mr. txxs ~ ssi'o W =. sn 1891.
Id directed nv the on9rnEia M Ihs,
'ie lhin nu'cfa District
nro"esd to se at pnbIic ~ ee ABOVE entitled cause will
street between Ganp and MaSn,i,o o,re.. G9nion
dny Of May 1861 al IL O'clock M ia ~ th
propery, to- wit 5E5 ~ 'S5t''iV"nis Inscribed
ONE TOT OF GRDITNDs .t,,otn=
Inconrse and pnrtlv in the sbrh n se suburb
Nv The No Two In sninre Ei"bIy desighaed
Nnolo ernsichoe and Nelnoms see,v ueu ~ Nayades
drawn nv los pjG Surveyor III lie q n ~ NiaIs 9 pan
Jnnnna INA IL Noa,,.aa,,
civ measuring Is feet inehes frot "a NY aoe In this
tween and Mclnomsne Nv dsn Sss street be-
lei lines Of iG feet y N0'"'i pstWeeh para'
os nF sromnd o T ~ % Ma W. ar. 81 LWo larger
n1pa no ~ us " ~ S M nna TWO on the
JaFnn Kan grranhr ANY tan,ai T.; W. an, alwn ~
aire lac NotarT phII ,l i, ~ '' oce Oh LOUIS l.
Bundv " ~ 'o 'u''' us p''onsns 70 ue'eauaht Josete
TSRNS.-C,st, nm t,,o su.. 5ss4 s%N
~ A VI WV 'Po't .sS = ~ ,1n,rn
q. Z. PARKER
eheFin OF the farsh OF orleans
STEWART HAYNES w. G.
Gown, m r,,,,sa 49, a. RREAUx Ct al. Extcu-
YOUR pu lh"lsiEAE DISTRICT ton fayenr do
sumner ys; Dame josef:
TE BUHDY ct JOHN
GREEN, ga ants.
JuDcEAlRE. lie meme les mtnes, Exc.
cuton en- favour dc Ia sue
n W
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Notice hereby given that MONDAY, the 22i day of
April 1861 Il O'Clock M will adjudicae my Office
the lowest bidder, the above contract.
alb II v. DTPLESSIS. Comptroller
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mo. 55SS.l
Resol6eH That Surveyor and he hereby authorized
be made such pairs TO The stalls and
drawers of the ST. Bernard ket Third Di.trict.
GSgnedl LEA r. bAkEWELII
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgned j. 0"NIAUE,
President Board of Aldermen.
ala st fSignedi JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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COMPTROT.IEE's OFFICE. !
City Of New Orleans July 7, 1876.
mo 21G9.j
u ESBHVElS, THAT the Comptroller bs aIaa
"a he h sreby authorized and required te give notice. by
landing advertisement IN the official journal that in accordance
sih the ninth section ordinance No. l44 approved H8rch
u 1854 the Council will pay any bill adng tho city Ule
.entrGtei authority Of order from the Comptroller
accordance with tho ori]nsrce reforraG TO.
[SIgredl 9 L. TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ISiEn8di Il. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved A prl g. 1866
ISWpedl JUHH l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The CT the ocers of Of pubasz
ypectfhY called to tins foregoing resolution.
v DUPLESsTs.
~1EH Oor,nr-"r'o"' re y Tov" O-tasn|.
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n. 4. PARKER.
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.

W06nM N { BESaENTr,
81. T. Woodiuan ct A. Fl.
SIxIFME Corr ne DISTRICT Ben,Ant) Il. GOODWIN ct
de In NOuvelle- Orleans. FRERE les MENUS
C . II WILEY VS.. les
HEMES les MEMES vs.. les
MEMES.-Kos sol6, SS79
I'm VERTU de Gnatre writ dc herf
IA facias, moi addresG rIionolbe SfSeme Cour de
District de la Nouvee Orleans dams aaire eidessgs je pro-
ctdeTai lie LUNDI, % davtl, 1881 lO5S henres 4. NJ
les eux ciapTes desgnts, la puoque adludicd
ton de
LIE FONDS DUNE PHARMACIE siice au coin des rues
de- Magasins la Commune daas lie Premier District de
cette Vile, Suyant inVzntare dtpost pour
rccOurs.
Saisi dams les afTalre deSgus,
COND1TIONS-Comptan au moment de 'adjuaicaon.
+. T. PARKER,
a10 II % Sheriff de Ia PsruisBe d'OrlGHns.
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CoNDITIoNs-Compta moment NATURALIZATION.
II. u, PARKER,
R22 myl3 "a Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dtLrlsans.
slxrxHr CouR DE DISTRICT J La WILLIE DE LA MILE =.
de la N0uvell4-O Orleans. ORLEANS W. W Il.

WRTgEJT-Na gSi7
I'm VERTU dun writ dc -aIste ct vente
IA moi ndrcssG par Honorable Sajetne District
de la NGuvele rla dams ufare ci-dess proc6dera
LGNDI, % d'RvTll 1861, midi, i'H0tel ha Ia Cite
de Ia C0nmune entire les du Camp ct des MHga
sins, Naturalization de
TROfS TERRAINo. situfs dams lie Qrgtrieue District do
cee Vile dams e bornt par les Sc Den Harmonic, st
Patrick ct Seuem" ..lg..
Les tnnglA DIES 81 Denis Sept
ieme chncHn 30 peds da face Ia Sepiene
10 eds de pofoufer Iss dia trn tcRiua coDgu4
e terrain nco FACADE profondeuf de 10 peds
Ia rue st. Denis.
dams laftire CT deSsus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de adjudication,
F. T. PARKER,
MO as % Sheriff dc Ia PErpisse d ORLEANS.
lFAIRBANKs h co. vs. WOOD
MAN 4 BEMENT u. T. Wood
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT and A. Il. Bement.)
E. GOODWIN K BRO. vs.. SAME.
Of New Orleans. GEO. II. WILEY Vs. SAME.
SAME va SAME,
Nos. S3i6. 1879 1881 and 1904. s.
ID VIRTUE of four Svrits of tieFi fnGias,
I'D directed by the Honorable the sixth District Court
New Orleans in the entitled causes, will proceed
sell public auction the premises hereinafter desg
mated, MONDAY 22d day of April 1884, l0l O'Clock
A. M
at the of Mugarne and Common streets, In the W%
First District Of this city, inventory which be
seen in my Office.
Seized in the above g1its.
TERMS-Cash on tie spot. = -g.
r. T. PARKER
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NEyESEGik4r, AE1taEGN@ 81 co., COTTON EAoFuFa
Orleans. ie2A "
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> digging canal in the eoner Of London avenue from
ing and widening Broad str ct canal from Orleans street TO Lon
The canal the center Of London avenue, from Broad
street canal to the new draining mach near the GENTLY
road shall be nE 50 as hHvs feet in Tah a. me
Sph below tho surface of The lowest ground of the section
shall be cleaned ont dug and enlarged soas have thirty
feet wide at the tor feet vide at the bottom and
The sides and bottoms Of said Canals shall be neatly cut and
smothed of and esed according the lines and levels 10 be
Eyen by the CITY Surveyor and AL d roots 5nmps etf
and shan be the property Of the city, .,., .u =,
ratings the sdco the which may BIS or dam
aged by the contractor shall be by said conr cto rep'e and
he conncof shall bna himself to have all dams constructed
by him opened every night to prevent the from
BACKING into the cutters a & T. he city, t..
the CITY Surveyor and he entire abstraction of said Officer
All the materials and labor required shall be of the best Dual
The contractor shall bind himself begin the work in the
lays oowna the approval of the adjudication by the Com
mon Council complete the four months after under
penalty of ten doll day for each and every day there
Payments made in cash the completion Of each and
every ten acres Of Canal and Of The same by the
cent Of the of each settlement until the completion of
Security Of $4,000 shall be required guarantee
the faithful perform enee Of the contract.
in 6a bs the S S e any hSe % E be aS n
right to annu the contract without putting he contractor in
applying court of justice to annu the same and without
xii a foo TS ns not S s
pee the in conformity with his contract the said con
Work done BY hin up 10 the dale Of The a5andonSn and thai
The city shall be thereby DISCHARGED from my and all liability
be esod the contractor and his securities shall he held and
the pes ESh the S on aanacsd
perform the work and tbs price which may be adudiched
@ e Ys RI n"g acre Of 298 feet for The Canal IL 5s
for the Canal rrcHd ETeGt, complete.
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE. Cry HALL, !
New Orleans, April 10, 1861. )

New Orleans, April To- 1861.
No. 5574.l t
Rego'ped That the Comptroller be he hereby author.
ndudcate to the lowest ODER I'VE days notice
the ttcal Journal contract for digging canal in the
Of Lond from Broad canal new draining
marhno and HE cleaning and widening Broad canal
Orleans to ondon the work to be
accordance with specifications of the City Surveyor and the
adjudication subject to the approval rejection of the
Common CouRcl. ..-
[Signedl j. MAGlONl,
President pro tom. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl s. L. DEtABARRE.
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
Approved April II, 1861. . .
[Signedl JOHN L. MONRoE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given MONDAY the 22d day Of
April 1861 u O'clock NJ, will adjudicue, ut my Office
to the lowest bidders the above contract
ais It " DUPLESSIS, Comptroller.
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MAYoRALTY oE5NEW ORLEANS, }
81 City Hall. April Is, 1861 ;
3 Common Council ofthe City Of New Orleans J
mo. h5TS.1

lSignedl LEA F. BAKEWE
President Board Of A ssant Aldermen.
TSiguedl J. o. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April IS, ls6l
al9 st [SEnedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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mo. 5584.
e0fre9 That the Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
authorized place oil lamps Pa myra the
Gavtz street. NM the Of 1ont
Also place oil lamps RanAs Al the Of
GaIvez street. and the corner of Miro rect
TSigued1 LEA F. FAREWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl J. o Nixon,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved A prii Is. 1851.
al9 St [Sigued1 JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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mo. $780,

o.
Re5eref That the Comptroller be and hA Is hereby author
adudcRte the lowest bidder for each
separately after five days in the official Journal
for each district years, for repairing the ballast roads
of city in accordance with specidca
the Surveyor and The adudcanns TO be subject to the
ISirnedI LEA f. B&KEWEII,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSiguedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April IS 1861. -
al9 st ISgnedl JOHN 7, MONROE Mayor.
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NO, bJSl.
Rc0Jvei That and he is hereby authorized
dirt had from the cleaning and digging Claib
canal in hi.d fill the large ditch oug the hell
road Claiborne street. and eso made Of said street.
ISignedI LEA F. BAkEWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April IS, 1861. -
GSgned JOHN 7. MONROE. HAvOr
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[No. 5579.1
Reso7ret That the COMPTROLLER he and he is hereby
thorizea to the lowest bidder for each separately
after days notice in he official Journal the following
contrac for mprovcm nts viz
l. A contract constructing PLANK road the east side
Claiborne street. fo the New Canal to tho upper limit of
the city.
q contract for constructing she'll road on Main street.
from Broad the Bayou St. John. The work
formed in with The specifications of Surveyor
the audica be subject to lhe approval rejection
OF the Common Council.
TSignedl LEA +. BAKEWEIL,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
1Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April Is, 1861.
eIY ST ISignedi JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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a VIE AUX CONFRERuABhES-LEs soUssI-
n sit Coeetrrr Fiat fife PAR e present
tyutc perBnrnes pEtat pou 1860 ct celes
p0ur licenses 1861 lie Premier D rct de Viie do
Sc presenter bureau 20 Oh Ha o sieme 6age ct
payer tes da lie Ia oi eine
dayoir leur rropa6 lypohtqude ies Les IL
cerses expi tes ct sui lies nde $3.50 $1,000
Heures de 0 A. NJ. b 3 T n.
THNS ASK TW.
me- TnliesvmIr Premier District.
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mo. 55S0.]
Rolred That permission be and hereby granted to Phillip
Mcuire Il engine his premises No l6i l66
1863 street. provided the erected accord
with existing ordinances and TO remain during the pleasure
of the Common Council.
FSignedl LEA F. FAREWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
1Signedl }. .. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April is. 1861.
al9 # [Signed1 JOINT. MONROE, Mayor.
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mo. $751;
Reoloe That hereafter al petitions for permission to erect
any blacksmith shop forge engine shall be
MED with the written consent of majority of the residents
within at least tqae of the place where permission is
asked snch blacksmith Shop forge engine
(Signedl LEA +. BAKEWELL.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TSigned1 j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
sl9 Ct [sgnedj JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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No. $500.
Whereas Supreme in the suit OF the City of New
entered into between the Legal
tees will Of John McDonogh and Mesrs Hunt,
lhe Preax and Ro eus, to contingent fee OF $780,
co., RoeIs concerned. not sanctioned
law that he onc.h If of $4,000 paid to Mr. Rnseus,
could be recovered ON the city Of t
he of the executors OF The last VIII OF Me-
rende the allowed by law. Therefore, he it
Rcsor Thot the City Attorney Is hereby requested 10 de-
Roselius Esq., the Of S25 O with in crest
lh54, being the amount pad TO g.
ius Esq the above reo red to by the city
Oh ans, of the int gatres under tn VIII
ATcDonogh and in of refusal to thu he be author
JSgnedl LEA F. BAKEWELI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ISipned1 s, p. Della BARRE,
President pro ten, Board OF Aldermen
a 1p s. fSgned '''' JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
Resopd That permission be and is hereby granted to r. s.
F4ys Oh his premises il6 I'M s rec heween
Ba ; forge provided The same be
accordance with existing city and ordinances
ISignedl LEA +. B AkEWEbir
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
tSirredI J. o. NIXON,
sPresideut Board of Aldermen.
ai9 st. isgGed JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor
Rcs1Ited That the Surveyor be he hereby authorized
to ave Mneau renmen and Camp s'rFets d. in
Ncc0d4nc judgments rendered by the honorable the
Second and SiNth Distric Gou'ts ,.,x,or
t''"'''' President Board of Aldermen.
TSignedl LEA F. BAKEWE' L.
President Board of Assistant Aide men.
'P''0'sN IL fSirpetl1 I'0' JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy: .. ,,,-,,r eonu.,.-,
hl9 81 MARION A. bAKEH 9ecFeSfy'
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NO. b5S2.J
Resalred That resolution No. 5S3 of the Common Council
hotizing Comptroller to contract for raising ana
laying the paving of Robin from New Levee
street. and the hereby repealed mourning
unnecessary expense TO the city. -
TSeued1 LEA F. BAKEWELIL
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fSEnedI j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April IS. 1861. ~
al9 Sc [Signedl John 7. MONROE. Mayor
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mo. 5586.l
Rcso!re That the Street Conmi ioner be and hereby
CURED cutters placed both sides Magazine
street. Washington to Mimi with little delay
possible said CUTTERS not cost fifteen cents
per running foot ...--
TSignedl LEA r. BAKEWE ELL,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TSigned1 J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April 18. 1861. -
Rlq fSignRlI JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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No. 1851
RsSolred That the Street mmssouer be and he is hereby
authorized order the for making and pairing The
buges of the Second District to Nuke bridge the
Broad street canal intersection of Hospital street
[Signedl LEA F. RAKEWEII,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signed1 J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April is. 1861.
a19 OF [sgred JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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WHAT DIN HIS MEAN Our readers will re-
member that Messrs. Nelson and Maynard, two
patriotic representatives in Congress from Ten
aessee, were officially assured by Old Abe
that he was opposed to coercive measures, in
favor Of conciiiating the South, and Of suspend
ing the collection of the revenues in the seeding
States. Now we lean from Washington that
the whole power Of the government is to be
brought to bear upon the seeded States, and
that the revenue is to be collected at the
mouth of the Mississippi by force of arms
Here is paipable contradiction, not to say
downright falsehood-always provided that
Lincoln is President. The question is now,
admitting the latter proposition, was he hum
bugging those respectable members of Con-
gress-sending them home to their constituents
with lie in their mouths.
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TRYING TIMES IN THE WIGwAM-The slate
for city Offices, which has been hanging up in
Tammany Hall, ever since the alliance between
the Legislature at Albany. and the old Coal
Hole, gives our plunder-seeking politicians an
immense amount of trouble. 1t is, essentially,
a bad whiskey ticket; and each candidate is SO
well aware OF the unp0pularity and weakness
Of the rest, that they are all trying to sell enc
another out, on the same condition, namely,
that the bargainer shall be retained, and the
remainder thrown overheard, and other indi-
viduals be substituted in their places. The
Mayoralty is more troublesome to arrange than
any other place. The character Of the slate
nominee has been dabbed at until it resembles
the side Of paint shop. The Sachems are,
therefore, quietly substituting for him, the
name OF ex-Secretary of the Treasury Dix,
whose warwhoopa, at Washington, against Sc
cessionists, it is believed will recommend him
to republicans, and prevent any nomination
beirg made which would array against him the
Custom House and Post Office. With the aid Of
Messrs. Lincoln and Chase, Dix would, in fact,
got respectable vote, and the debt would thus
be repaid which the republicans owe to Tam-
many for their assistance at The late Presidential
election.
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NEWS PROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.


WAuuncro-, April O. 1861.
nE ARMSTRONG MARTHA.
The argument before the court martial FOR
the trial OF Commodore Armstrong, for the
surrender Of the pensacos Navy Yard was con
cluded this morning Z. Phillips, the vel known
criminal lawyer Of tbs city, made eloquent and
moving appeal in behalf Of the accused II was . most
touching spectacle to ths veterans Of The navy all OF
whom had grown gray and fought anu oled under the
stars and stripes, sit IN uogmea who hsd been
distinguished for over half cen.ary for honor bravery
and dutifunees In the coun.rys Is che uni.
versal opinion that whatever was male out
against the commodore AID that he will be honorably
acquitted The decision Of the court a expected 10 be
renceeed on Monday.
rBf BosTos APO rrsE,rs.
Politicians are thinning out fast. George Horey aud
Samuel Hooper, Of ostoo, here doi1g their utmost
10 secure the sppon.men. o. Lncon as sub rtes
Of Boston Mr.. Gcoch, member Of Congress ar
rived here TO Day accompanied By F. l. Norton, whom
the former pressing fer the Nav? AgencY u Boston
SRxno.
Minister Corwn returned from Ohio last night. He ex
poets to receive his irs,r-ctons and sail
vessel for Vera Cruz within the next ton days
VACANCY on rm SUPREME nxsCa
Governor Dcnuison and other Ohio politicians arrived
here this morning, to urge the appointment OF Colonel
swain Of tho State, to the on the Supreme
Bench. rendered vacsa. by the death OF Judge Mclean
They wild End that Judge Logan OF Illinois, the old friend
and Law partner OF the President stands their way
APPOINTMENTS NJ THE PRESIDENT.
The President has appointed ths following named Post
masters--Joha ANDREWS, at Michigan City; Mr. Wilson
at Iesansport X K. Fsrnum, a. south Bend, James H.
N. Nicely, at Evansville Ia Thomas r. Davis
al Unionviiie; M. ?. Fov,e-, a, Tamaqus; George
W. Forreet, a, Leesbufs; samuel b. Barton a,
epb nj t.ar~r Chas
T. Bronson Mt P,ducab Ky; Jacob j. Rockefeller at
Nebraska City james A BrsFeil, at Augusta, Maine;
William Lewis, at zeua, ooo; James q Howell, at
IsapkuI
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OLD Ash's BACKBoNE.--Before poor Old
Abe succeeded the amiable Buchanan, we were
informed that the veteran railsplitter would
prove to the world that there was still 60
yernmeRt OF the United States, and that his
backbone was as rigid "a Jackson's. After
Lincoln was inaugurated there were signs of
spinal weakness in his constitution, aud for
fear that Justification might supervene electri-
city has been resorted to. The President, we
are told, receives daily hundreds Of dispatches
from the East and West, imploring him to
look out for bis backbone. As q general rule,
however, the faculty fail to cure spinal dis
eases We are afraid that even galvanism will
not stiffeu up old Abes backbone in the righ.
direction.
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A PERTINENT QuEsrroS.--We hear that the
leaders Of the republican party in the West are
hard at work endesvoring TO stifYen up Old
Abes backbone, 80 that be may have pluck
enough to pitch into the South. That Is all
very well; but has it ever occurred to these
rabid warriors that as the West is entirely for
free trade, and that a. for the moment the
almighty niger is nowhere and the almighty
dollar everywhere, there may be very pretty
rebellion against the morrill, tariff in the Vest
That same tariff is the Trojan horse which has
ruined the republican, party and st,sagled the
administration In It's cradle
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ne ton- wing bills were also repc<.et fsvoesoiy:-
- ~ Ar HillAooeE--To provide means fox the sup
on the governme0t
,.. Aso, mskiCg certain appropriations for certain
penses OF the government
% pr. HAMMOND tcomplete)-To provide for the n
nc guSroed prosecution of vagrancy in the pt
Ass ,os cedns jurisdiction over Lands 70 DO ocou,
Aso. for authorizing the United States 70 purchase
sister niAnoss IN the st. lawrence river
HILLS PASSED.
incorporating the l0Aners Association in the citv
New York.
Regulating the sale Of Intoxicating liquors.
Ab0llshng the commission In roference n clsiu,s
services OF the soldiers Of the war Of 1872
To extend the time for laying the track on the B.
side of the Chenango canal
Incorporating the New York Volunteer Burial
ACnumep tai association
Mr. LAwRsrsx offered resolutions In favor of thu 70
a the Morrill, tariff Laid on the table
motion TO adjourn sine de the 10th inst was 10
The Supply bill was made the special order for
day.
Tho bill for the incorporation Of skating parks
sporting grounds was passed.
The bill 70 make appropriations for Madison Univer
and for the State Agricultural Corge, lost, and
tons for reconsideration Laid ON the table.
Tho resolution for the drainage Of the Cayaga mar
was called up ond lost
Adjourned ill Monday morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07

Religion, and especially the Romish religion, win
play an important part in these revolutionary
changes in the Orient, and it is not improbable
that the seeds which were sown by Xavier and
Others in the sixteenth century may yet bear
fruit by the proselytism of the natives from
Sintsoism to Catholicism II Is owing to the
efforts of the Jesuit missionaries in the East
three centuries ago, and subsequently those Of
the Able Hue and his colleagues, that the pre-
seat revolution in the Flowery Land is going for
ward. The Roman Catholic religion appeals
by its picturesque forms and ceremonials strong
ly to the Oriental mind, while Professionalism,
with its GOODNESS and unchsritableness, is des-
utute Of the power Of fascination, and fails to
impress tho imagination of those accustomed
to idol worship. The seat of the Papacy may
eventually be not inRome, but some country OF
the Far Orient.