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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-30

No oCoNvENTIoN-The withdrawal
Of the resolution of Mr.. Eustis, which
provided for the appointment Of a
committee to revise the State Consti-
tuition, is considered by many as the
final agitation of the question for the
present. The members Of the Legis-
lature--at least Of the House--appa-
rently had argued themselves into
the belief that it would be unwise
and lmpolitic 70 call . convention iieT
the purpose Of adopting new Con-
sttution, while the status Of Loui-
siana at Washington remained in so
unsettled condition; and yet the
advocates of a Convention would not
agree that the Legislature should
amend the Constitution of 1864, on
the ground that such action would at
once make it the legitimate organic
law of the State.
In this dilemma, we think the con-
cluslon is pretty clearly unanimous
among the Representatives, that it ia
best to drop the whole matter, and
we therefore anticipate no further
discussion Of, Or action upon, the
subject, during the remainder of the
present session. The Senate will.
under these circumstances, almost of
necessity coincide in the decision of
the House True Delta, 26tA.
EV The man who commits crirna
should himself be committed.
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E The man who commits crirns
should himself be committed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-04

To-day the election Of State officers Ia Rhode islahi
takes place Lilo interest attaches 70 the eieo on from
the fact that the convention q tho d.uocrac patty
placed candidates bonina, On Tho Prov dcuso
I bo~eycr has presented tho iolo sing ticket for tbs
surragc~ of the parry
Govrrn0f-ly man Pierce ~ Providence
1Arutenant s,Nrrnor-f.lIron H n Dirfe~ of TiFsfton
secretary % SLATE wiinsm Mil o. - Bristol
AtLJrIsy Cesefl--Jp .ph rItmsb Df Pris isbce
General Tr,asgror--J.msf AikiIsyn, u sssplu
The uoke, a the republican party ths slsc,i.n Of "a IA
IL ooncefed, IL a. folo4s
Coyernor-Afnbro-. n1rusie % rfyvideoce
Ilcutrbaut Gof~fnor W lam Greene. - WarsrA
secrsiary ~ Htais-J0hn it Htuieu u Pruvli
Attorney Gcn ral-H1faio Il,ser,. Jf Of PROV dsscc
General fr,asurer-Geur.r Tea. ~ port
The vOta - 81 dDuJtiess be vofy hght
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western Il 90 fsntssa in 90 faai character = 10y
fa.i~i 80 vsssns Wa argnsi $50 hsf aui ~.
-s.s,si ~ Lsf g,u "a haIdfs1 saa iarty unsss n
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la ti.s B0ssfy ~ baif psa too osiass Tes stIllrg
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hsnso, uheh 40 fss - rsogtsi. usny suor. o. a'rt
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THs oHpgR Dirn.sDiED Tns vOLrSfrfaH HE
sCiSDxD-xOEE TD'OFr sEsr - rnE TRos
Tisn.
Tosssrp G " Apra a. isss
The order dbiA ding tie sysnissfs has sa fsaeiad
ed AMI uo1p- sln b.snr - the ftgnisf Thsfs
y q great deai of rnys,sry ths ma,lsr rhs sgssrn
msnt prosss.e- ntssd 70 rnssis' ps, - aaisr
oorer sf nhi they sasi companies " ,hs fr1Has'
lat nigh, four c1rnysn.s srvcd Ai hinl.Lt la ths
eity III nofins tbsf- urfs no sus = us.n snf ths
aattaf.ti~s fefass isli rhsfs tt~y sect ksny ~
isrs tLat the gov rnmsni tufearn ins 70 uass Asf
rams t-fsvs that hsY 49, fshsngihs III uyoss vsis
.srrwtIs fafllnH fraYf.
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M Z x G O
General 0gazOn PrOclaims Himself Pre-
Sident of the Republic of Mexico.
Arrest of the Assassins Of the
Belgian Envoy.
THE LIBERAL VICTORY At UaUAPAN.
MpERIALIST REVERSE NEAR PAaNAS.
Two Hundred Prisoners Shot ON
the Spot.
compact Between Macmillan and the
Children Of Yiurbide.
The Family Of the Liberator Of Mexico
Sold Into Exile.
-~-~-~~~~>-~-~--~~~~~-~~-
French Troops Secretly Despatched
to NJ exico.
sc. SC. SC.
Compact Between Maximilian and the
Children Of Yiurbide.
The Family Of the Liberator of Mexico
Sold Into Exile.
French Troops Secretly Despatched
to Mexico.
SC. SC. SC.

The steamship Vera Cruz, Captain Murray, from Vera
Cruz March %, via Havana 2sth port
'nn early hour yesterday morning.
We indebted TO the purser of the Vera Cruz for the
prompt delivery Of files and dispatches. Dates
From Mexico city are to the 10th umo The from
the interior detailed in the letter of
below will be found interesting
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
senate.
Ataisr, April ., 1898

senate.
AtR.sI, April ., 1898
Wills
incorporating The Ladies' Christian rnion--ordercd 10
third reading prevent The introduction ard spread
Of the rnderpesii incorporating the Nswbars Female
seminsy-ordcred 70 third reading; provide for The
equitable distribution Of the sasety fand-ordered 10
third reading 10 amend the charter Of the C,srns'
savings Bank Of New York
ngDrcroS oaNG rOfrs
communicative psceived IN favor of resisolns
TIE canal tol. on iron ore 70 half mill yer ous
thourand pounds Referred
piits psssKn
incorporating the Psr-lesm firs Prof. Irun Tsss
-f0rnsc omy,ry
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fUf'tNNpi htfN .. 10
Ithosrsrh frsrts p1rpo''n az 10 - isard ~ te fftu
bufe Banking House have hsen received hese l,nu the
Wet under rfotasi There 70 10 yuch insttassn hss
The ~hHie th'ng " svib1ie ard = " h4ii~rsf ttu
fnarf ortf 1re' have b~en rut IN cfr 'afrn 0as ~
~ ffaft b signed = bosafd. baastr Otef ors
lyssAaDd faCfesssns haze tssn ta. ~
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New Senator from vermont,

nDsrrJns, Aprl 3 100
Governor Dilllnsham has sppo,Bssd Hoo Gcrss
Eimands. of Burlington, TO the Senatorial ,saasey
ctsioned by the death % Hon soiatnon Togt Nf Va
munds 4 lawyer. and ssris hi.h Ia his profession
lie has been coasilerahiy ihe nfs. ssd sgsssaf
u the vcrfnont nyu- 81 o. rrs.Hisifyes lssi Ara
1853 lie leave "a wal Tn Immediately
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tn, democrats carry the siItesnIh senatorial d-u ct
by - m1o ny giving ,hsm ssh, Of u'a tweniy ono
sens,or curb U'nonl s elected in the seysEteenih
district by II majority.
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THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

Complete Rstsrns-Tosst Vote Eighty
thsee Thousand seven Hundred aId
Ftfty-thres-Hawley's Majority Five
Hundred and Nine.
HAsuoap, Conn, April ;, lsco
Complete returns from every In The atatl sivo
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

low low mousse took recess in order 10 enable the
w, 70 lihVh tn What Mr.. 'co c hnd 10 say.
u ported that an attempt vii be IA do 10 morrow
,s 'uN"t Wy resolution rrl irug m ,ior ~ Of tho
calling Tor Joint scs4pn OF both bran heA
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The Canal Revenues Exceed All Taxes for Their
Construction and Care
Review OF the Western Forward
ing Interest.
Debate in the Senate on the New
York Tax Levy.
The City Railroad Bills Under Considera-
ton in the Assembly.
&c. &C. &c.
Our Albany Correspondence.

ALBANY April 3, 1906
A POLITICAL JUBILEE THE STATE CAPITAL
of political jubilee prevailed here to-day The
from the election in Connecticut decidedly cleo
trifed the dom nant faction here-the radicals. AT the
same time two or three dispatches received from
Washington announcing the appointment Of Depew as
Collector Of the Port of New York This added tho
exhilaaton OF the OCCASION the 'westcheser Citizens
Assoc arionn leading in the demonstrations of satsac
tion. Depew, the great head OF that organ-
zaion, being Collector last the prospects OF the
citation advanced 20 the most sanguino tch.
Judge Robertson was forthwith gazetted for United
States Senator, Ki Robertson became Congressman
Brandreth elected state Senator butcher President
OF q Harlem Broadway railroad (undersr und and
Lockwood had another intcrminable Harlem bridge
build He'll Gate, exclusively the expense Of
New York city
The Capitol resoundcd to the detonatIons of cannon
but 1t was disputed in the cloak rooms as TO
whether for the triumph Of the radicals In
Connecticut their with the collectorship.
II Is but Just that tho of both factions Of
the Onion party here manifested satisfaction at these
results indicating their permanent hold upon the poo
pie and no less upon the President and the spos The
appo nj mrnt Of Depew appears 10 be accepted AZ the
best that could be obtained wne faction controlled
the appointing power and tho other the confirmation by
the scnatc
TIE ARRAY SPECIAL oRDvss-rHx NIAGARA CANAL
The special orders To day the Niagara Ship Canal and
the city rairoads and tax levy, Will bring the business
OF the session TO It's climax The ship canal engaged
the Assembly In very aDe debate this morning.
ried on by Littciohn, Williams OF Buffalo; Parker and
Others The merits OF this important measure greatly
interests the people Of the State west OF Albany, and
the commercial community Of the West concerned Ia tho
business Of shipping and forwarding produce. II
provides for the ncorporat on OF joint stock
company 10 build canal around Niagara
Falls 30 as to Lake Erie with lake Ontario and
permit the passac OF ships loaded Chicago Of twelve
hundred burden " be oeed by ship canals either
by way of the st Lawrence the Hudson 70 tho
The discussion here rests between Lttieohn and
Governor Aivord The report OF the latter adop oil by
tho Canal Board presents tersc able and conclusive
view OF the que-fpn while the elaborate and ingenious
speech of Lejohn To day the whole gro md OF
Its bearings from his peculiar point Of view
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Confirmation Of the Defeat OF the fmpr-
rial General iMe"d-s-Ers"eh Troop. ser
Mastmtitaw.

Connrmssien OF the Defeat OF che Imps-
rial General iMe.d.s-Frsweh Troops for
Mssimiiia~.
w,ansgTos, April ,, ls5S
The following ofrc's letter, addressed 10 General
Mvars, communicated ~ him from la ProvIdenois
under date OF March !, ises 10 Minister Romero
HuprAso, Feb y, lsoS
have the pleasure of confirming the of the
defeat ~ the imperial General Meudex which gave In
my last having last night received the ocal desraches
In word the enemy ost all their reserve, their pro-
visions, baggage pack, clothing and the private
pondenoe % henicz, together with bis military chest
IA which twelve thou and dollars, which Ia
nov IN our hands and what Ia more, the nags of the
different corps and large number Of PRISONERS
Pssieuaro was corrupted on tho foliO.ing day.
Ia consequs of these successes have obtained
other small trumphs In Apeiscngua and frambo all of
which hasten 70 communicate to you and 10
panions IN arms GRECoflEs, Prcf-Jsrjon
The foll1wing extract from letter from Paris has been
received In this city
Pans March To- isss
The principal object of these lines 10 10 let you know
that thrcc thousand two hundred left here week
ago FOR Vers Cruz with The greatest secrecy Among
ChcrDurg The press has mentioned anything about
q, nor 40 they % SPEAK at all about The Mexican
Ile-iion bcta1se they have been warned b. %
,clcxraphi- desJ atcb from vi-una pubiished here
las before yestafd@, informs that agreement has
Teen concluded slth r1Flm.lan FOR The purtsIee of
sending h two thousand Ausfsns 70 on up th- tosne.
~ the AnetfisB saniiBs,lt Ia Neklco The necessary
esrree vii ~ be tsffaSti BY The Frcneh gov
irnHsa
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A LUSTY SHREK FROM THE
AMERICAN EAGLE.
Etc. Eto.. Eto.. Eto.. EtO

The Fourth of July is most empha.ically an
American institution. The other republics on
this continent, ii is true, have likewise been in
the habit of celebrating the day on which they
severed their political connections with the
efete moLarchies of the Old World. But this
day fails, as the case may be, on the 7th OF May,
or on the 10th of June or on the 2Sth of Sep
1ember. In no case, we can affirm with perfect
safety, does it fall or near the Fourth Of July.
In this respect we are alone in the world we
have it all to ourselves to modify slightly the
Language of q celebrated statesman, we can even
claim to be ''grand, glorious and peculiar" with
respect to it.
AS might be expected, we have a peculiarly
American fashion of celebrating it, which is like
wise both grand and glorious. 1t is the great
event OF the year, as far as all political sgnid-
canoe is concerned; the point at which all the
peculiar ideas which regulate our social and
political economy are concentrated. Other
nations are not so highly favored; their atten-
ton is usually distracted by multitude of
national festivals, 1t very eeldom occurs that
Fhe reiguing sovereign of England happens to
leave been born on the very day and month of
the gear on which, of ali others, Guy FaWkes
cl Sose 70 breathe his last. Such an event has
ne yer been heard of yet; if ii ever does come
abt mt in the future, vast deal OF gunpowder
will be saved. But, happily, we are not forced
thus to squander our energy and fritter away our
noisC
We are graciously permitted to husband ii all
for OF We tremendous, pent-up effort. That effort
is the Fourth of July. On that day the nation
was orn; on that day independence was
assertet l; on that day liberty was founded; on
that da it was discovered that all men are
created equal, and endowed by their Creator
with cert lin inalienable rights, which are qulte
TOO numel GUS to mention; on that day several
other thinl Is we're conceived and accomplished
NV great an I'd good men, whose memory has
gone down Il rough the ages, gro wing brighter
with the laps of time. II is, therefore, fit
occasion to be celebrated; and, laying all our
proverbial boml'ast aside we think we have
eood cause to celebrate it by noises great and
small. even if in so doing we set the ears of the
world aeog, and interrupt TO some extent the
music of tho spheres.
II is not considered a difficult feat TO cele-
brate the Four of July. We have an uniail.
ing allv for such an occasion. That ally is the
Eagle. called the Great American Eagle, by way
of distinction from similar birds of meaner
extraction. The Eagle is well-known byd in
this country. Almost very one of sound mtnd
and respectable parentage has at some time CF
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SeriO-COmedy. with Dillon in the
tsCast1

From the kalamazoo Gazette June IS.
A fTaeas of q very LOrten GUS character took place
at the Ka amaZoo House on SATURDAY., Mrs Matt
land the Miss Jane Dillon OF the Nc Alllster.
Maitland troupe, beng the principal actress and
central figure. A controversy arose concerning
pet squirrel, the witch (lemae W zard accusing
that hr. Pickering went to her room TO see If he
could not modify her wrathful mood But that
ing abuse with htr ton9ue she soon proceeded
to lay on TO mine host in no tender man
neT, unmngerY running her delicate otqts
through his flowing whiskerl, scra CHING his
face going for the capillary growth of his capqt, aud
making things lively for the astOnished publican
ard to crown all, her race Outrunning her per
lOlmancef, she seized o well Oiled deeantsr, and
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hurled it at her landlord at short range. This
coucho was more than q publican OF q could
coOlly endure, so he seized her misceaneously and
threw her to tho floor, sat down upon her hs weight
a50 avoIIo upois, and called for assistance. Aud
well he might call for help against such demoniac
female. Rage and frenzy are but feeble words to
describe her condition, Finally, the clerk of the
hotel and Nr Matt and came up, and Mr. Pickering
woman locked into the loom with her husband
The husband subsequently settled the matter by
paying Mr.. Pickering $50 damages, his coat having
nearly been torn into strings, ana the rest of hIs
Ferton having been somewhat wet down and de-
morshzed.
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CERTIFICATES.

Among hundreds OF Testimonials of its efficacy
the following TCsp9c able gentlemen hBye kindly
consented TO answer any inquiries respecting ~
wonderful cures Of the 6TeaC RheumaJc Remedy
which may he required of them:-
Conrad F. Clothier, Esq %. 23 N. Water street
W ,lliam Anspach, Esq No % N. Third street.
thomas Allen, Esq, Seventh street above Brown.
B. L. DixeY, Esq, No. 622 Chesnut street.
George j. Weaver, Esq., No. 1927 Walnut street.
Joseph Stevens, No. 533 Owen street
John Ellison, Franklin ana Poplar streets.
George Landell, Esq, no 1l05 Green street.
Samuel " Jacobs, Esq, Arch ct above Sixth.
Michael Weaver, ESQ., No 1906 Green street.
Joseph Baker, Esq s2S N Fifth street.
w. j. Stillwe.l, BndesbUrg
Joseph Comfy, Frankford
Rev. j. Hal burg, Vicksburg, Miss. 1927
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OH f r O X E L CURE,
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THE CHEROKEE CURE
CHFPOKEE REMEDY

Cures all Urinary Complaints. VIZ. Gravel. Inham-
nation o lie Bladder aud Kidneys Retention OF Urine
Structures OF the Qretnra Dropsca Swe lines, Brick
Dust Deposits aud all diseases nat require dluretic,
and W hen used in conjunction with the
CHFHOREE INJECTION,
does fail TO GonoThpa elect, and all Mucus
scbarges in Male or Female carlng recent cases in
from to three davs and is cialy recommended
in those cases of Fluor bus or Whites IN Females
1Le medicines used in conjunction vii not tail to
this dsaireedbe complaint, and In those cases
where OIL or medicines been used without
,Inreti6n =" 81, 81, s5. :,
are he found in all Nereguated drug and
recommended by physicians and druggists all over The
world Ihcir In Tnsc worth aud merit. Some
prlncipled dealers however try 10 deceive their Gus
toners by sc lire cheap and worthless compoundS-ln
order 10 make money in place OF these Be- not de-
coVed II The drut Plsts vii no buy them Tor you, write
and wi send them you bv express securely
packed and tree from observation We treat all diseases
to which the human system Is sui ject, and will be
eased to receive full and explicit STAT ments from those
have al cd to receive rel eft heIe0 Ladies' or
gentlemen dress Us in ~ T1tct nEdeRce. We de-
sire to tlrty,wo page pamphlet tree to every
lady gentleman the land Address ali letters tor
pamph cts medicines advice to the sole PROPRIETOR
DIR. w X MERWIN,
65mWfSlp No. 81 WA X Err Street, N Y.
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Our Brave Veterans!
THE FOURTH OF JULY IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

Monarchy Dying in the Old World, aud
Liberty GloriOusly Triumphant and
Blessed with Peace in the New.
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~ g.

IL THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR APRIL
will be found several articles Of paIticu-
lar interest The first article is IN ac-
count of the last days Of the venerable
poet, Walter Savage Landor, by ono who
knew him intimately, and is the first Of
a series of articles giving Glimpses OF the
old man of Florence during the years
1870, go and '6l. Passages rom iiaw-
th0rne'S Note Book are continued John
Foster Kirk, author OF Charles the
Bold" contributes an essay on Salnte-
Beuve, editor of the RGHc DIS DRr
H0pdcs, and one Of the prominent li!era-
nv men of France at the present time.
Under the tiUle of a Struggle ior Shell.
fer" Miss G.. p. HAYES discusses the
trihulations which beset all who are 50
unfortunate as to live in these times OF
high prices. Rev G, Reynolds, in IN ar
iiCle Of remarkable power, sets forth the
causes which impelled the recent out
hreal. in Jamaica, and WILDLY describes
the horrible massacres which followed.
Mrs stowe, from her Chimney Conner
discourses on the proprietieS OF dress On
the political situation the Atlantic has
also 4 word to say, and'a paper OF no lat.
lie pungency discusses the issue between
Congress and the President. For light
reading, il continues the publication of
Doctor Johns aud Griffith Gauut and
Madame marlborough Carriage by j..
+ TrOwbridge. Longtellow, Holmes
aud Leland furnish poems Of charactc IS
tic excellence Ticbnor & Fields, pub
fishers
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CITY AND STATE NEWS,

OUR CITY on THE SABBATH DAY Our
city is one of labor ours is laboring
population. The vast manufactures,
which are the basis of orr wealth, fur
uish constant employment for thousands
of both sexes. From Monday morning
till Saturday night these thousands
delve amid fire and smoke fashioning
the curious articles for which Wheeling
- so Justly celebrated The ebony
clouds that enyelop the city represent
numbers Of foundFiea, rolling mills,
glass factories, ETC., IN full operation.
and millions of capital invested. oar
streets are thronged with drays and
transfer wagons transporting the mann
featured articles to the warehouses or
to the levacs and depots for shipment.
the walks ale tmonged with busy life,
.nreine up and down from morning till
midnight. each imdiy idual intent upon
some scheme OF interest Of his own, ana
passing others unheeded by. Sunday
comes The payement9 no longer re
sound with the hurried passage {"
hacks or ihr heavy ramhlr Of
teams loaded with merchandise They
are pictures nov; yesterday ihey Wcre
were baleidosGOpes Only III occasional
pedestrian awakcns the echo from the
pavement, passes on, and all is still
What a wonderful change We always
observe it, but do we think Of the cause!
Doom thoughts revert to the hill of Cal
vary, and the terrible deed thereon
enacted ! Do we go back forty centuries
farther, see the lightnings on Sinai, and
hear the awful thuniars az the inn
mortal Deealugue becomes mans Iuhrr
.tance direct from the hand OF God a.!
Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy
The most disaolute and reckless can
not entirely free themselves from the
restriction, could not even if they de
sired Nature and custom compel at
least an external Observance. How as-
scmtial are these days Of rest and quiet
Pcrpetual work no more aCCOrds with
the Rulers plan than perpetual motion.
But there - another feature o. the
sabbath i'm our city. All through the
Lu>v week dense volumes OF smoke hang
liLea pail over us partially Obscuring the
snn. Sunday morning the mil, m!
nrtoiies have ceased to y"mit tr,th
fEs.r blackness As ifLy auserhnmar in
opposition; the clouds have rolled away
with the mornings mist, and for the first
time in week, heaven Is revealed 10
our view. The giant has ceased his
mighty thrOC3, the flames and smoke
have been smothered within, and he
-Lnrns nnietlN IN Tho sunshine.