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The President and the Radicals.

THE PRESIDENTS COURSE REsoLUTELY MARKED
oUT--HIs GARNET TO BE MADE A UNIT-THH
MEaBERs THAT ARE TO WALK THE PLANK.
Under the above heading, the Washington cor
respondent af the New York News makes the fol
lowing probable, and if true, important announce.
ment:
There are unmistakable indications to-day that
the warfare between the President and the rad
GALS which the latter have courted and the former
strven to avoid, cannot much longer be avoided
Mr.. Stevens speech yesterday was the :" las
feather that breaks the camelis back" It is ev
dent to every one that Thaddeus Stevens regards
president Johnson as foreigner and usurper, as
citizen of a Territory that is not State in the
Union, and as having usurped powers unauthorized
by the Constitution and the laws and that he in
tends to have him impeached and brought to trial
The Chronicle, the organ of Summer and the radi-
Gals, is out in double-leaded leader this morning
applauding to the echo the ferocious and blood
thirsty sentiments of Mr.. Stevens speech and
declaring that " It equals and recalls the grandest
efforts of patriotic eloquence during the Revolu-
tonary war; s.F.s.s.. s- t.--I
Up to this time the President has patiently
borne with the radicals for the sake of the country
in hopes that wiser counsels would prevail. But
he has determined now that he will no longer
stand such abuse and vituperation. His proclama-
ton declaring the Union restored and all the States
entitled to their full! representation in Congress has
been written and will appear. 1t is approved
by Mr.. Seward and one other member of the Cab
met, and disapproyed by Messrs. Stanton, Harlan
and Speed.
As the Cabinet is to be unanimous in support of
the Presidents policy, successors to these three
officials will be found at once 1t will then remain
to be seen whether .the Presidents policy or that
of Mr.. Stevens is to prevail. The President has
no fears of the result, even in Congress. Mr..
Raymond, it is understood, will at once assume
the position of leader Of the conservative
Republicans in the House, and Mr.. Cowan, of
Pennsylvania, will assume the same position in
the Senate, and it is believed that they can, with
out difficulty, when the Presidents purposes are
plainly announced, rally around them enough Of
the moderate Republicans to defeat with the aid
of the Democrats, all of the radical measures now
before Congress, and to secure the complete tri-
umph of the Presidents restoration policy. The
task of protesting against the illegal and uncons
luhonal measures that are now being rushed
through the Senate-for in the face of such radical
majority, the opposition to such measures amounts
practically to little more than protest--seems to
devolve chiefly upon the Hon. Garrett Davis, of
Kentucky, Mr.. Cowan, Reyerdy johnson and Mr..
Doolittle. -. -
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Gold CERTIFICATES. The gold notes issued by the
Treasury reach an aggregate of $34953,38O, of
which the amount redeemed is S2S ,49l 400, and
the notes outstanding to s6,461,9s0. The relative
number of notes of the various denominations
which have been issued viii be seen from the
following table: 5E47aaae7 -..
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hEpVBLIoAN EDITOR IN TRouBLE,-The negroes
IN me Michigan colored regiment, who have come
Pasarom the war have gone to sueing Col Heniy
first organized the regiment ior the rasopsrW WIZ 10
their bountes, which Barnes thrust into his own y,
pocket. Some forty suits have already been en.
tered. Barnes, at the time he was thus stealing
from the darkes, was editor of the Republican pa
per at Detroit and was scolding severely ut hths
copperheads for their want of sympathy with the
negroes, sE -
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The toilette to be complete must have bottle
Of Oil Of Palm and Mace. For sale by I. w.
Wright, SO Bienyille street.
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sToNpAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10. 1866.

1be officers of the Southern Express Company,
I n Cunningham, clerk Of the Luna, Mr.. O. g.
Gates. clerkof the N s. Mepham, and the officers
4 tha Louisiana, aH have our thanks for papers
mi rs in advance Of the mail.
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CofrOr AND RAVENS. Duck. The attention 81
aaii makers and ship handlers, and dry goods
ntrchants, ~ invited to the advertisement Of Mr..
Edwafd Hisbuy 12 Garonde1et street. in another
column He has on sale and will continue to
leceiKe the cotton duck, twine and other fabrics,
manufactured by the Mount Vernon Company at
Ealtinofe Ihe fabrics Of this company are noted
fer Their durability and superiority of texture,
~ ldr Pibury has on sale every variety Of them,
icRaAile, tarpaulinss etc, etc.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

The Gentlemans Magazine commenced the
l56th year of its existence last January.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

CnAcKkEL BIsuu1r We have rsceiyea 49,,
Margaret bakery New lcvse street ] sa,na n.
= heF cracknel crackers and like everything ran
Aar extensive and admirably managed bakery
fkey are excellent The -four ID Of the very dna,i
qnality ahd the crackers delicious Margaret,
bakesy IN hardly an equal iii the Union 81,
naaafaotnres every description of bread, cake
~ crackers uses only the finest quality Of mate
xiaIn, and employe the best skilled labor.
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What is the difference between ten years and a
and the other is enough to make a man aroaas
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle, in re
viewing the last monthly statement of the public
debt, remarks r
The significant changes during the past month
are an increase Of 81 ll02s40 in gold certificates,
which now amount to $s,39l 0S0; and an increase
of SIT 49S ,645 Sc in the temporary loan, the ag-
gregate of which has swelled to l4755 $40 06.
This sudden increase is due to the continued ease
in money and to the fact that, as we recently an
nouneed the rate of interest on these call loans at
the sub Treasury was reduced on Thursday, the
LIST instant to FIVE per cent. The amount deposit
ed at the lsub-Treasury on Wednesday reached the
unprecedented sum of $s138, 900. If the money
market continues as free from. spasms and from
any moderate activity as is anticipated. the proba-
blity is that even at per cent. these call leans
may continue to accumulate. The Clearing house
certificates being payable on demand in legal ten
der, Dc will probably be put down to 4 per cent.
under consideration in Washington, but as yet Mr..
McCuloch has come to no definite decision.
Z English Imports and Exports Of B,sIlion.-The
following table shows the imports and exports of
specie and bullion into and from Great Britain
during the years 1864 and 1876 - 9'rti
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4 new census for 1866 is proposed. a good sug-
gestion, if Congress is willing that white men
should be enumerated
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Asw slesas Anis Gsesesat naas pains ehnau 49, laGG


a regular semannual dividend, and we
learn that, whilst some of them favor q reduction
of oae-third, that no ineonsiderable number of the
others desire reduction to the extent of one-haif
of the bank capital in order that the future move-
ment may not only yield remunerative returns, out
that the banks should be in position omove'a at
all times, with assurances of having heavy sur
plus on hand The exigencies of the times re-
auire great caution in bank, as well as other, move
merlts, and we have full confidence that the stooh
holders will decide as to the best for the interest,"
| of the bank and of the community at large.
Assam Otice.-The following statement OF ous
ness transacted at the United States Assay ohice,
at New York. for the month ending Jan. 5i' 1866,
has been received at the Treasury Department:
1 pKposirs OF GOLD
Foragn coins. .s.g.l......-s,..., 200 6o
ns Foreign ! bullion uts bullion 45SSo
\ United STATES pu'0A ',i ---S4S2, 900 90
DEPOSITS OF SILVER, rsclustse PURCHASES
Foreign coin. si2vW s2SUS ~ M
Ss!sfs fSass Rs; ST. esq esq g g
ro.,, ssnosits, payable in bars s2oeooo 90
Total deposits, payable in coin $4,000 90 90, ~
smitted to o. s Mint Phaaa for coinage $50 90
| An Economical Medsa1e.--The Secretary Of
the Treasury contemplates having the waste notes
and securities that are now destroyed by burning,
converted into pulp for paper stock. The quantity
destroyed in the last fiscal year was about thirty
tons, and in the present year it is estimated that
this sort of waste paper will amount to as much as
forty tons. 1t has been suggested that out Of that
stock, which would have to be reduced to pulp in
the Treasury, paper and envelops could be manu-
faetured for Government use. The value of enve-
lops now required in that Department is about
s100O0 per year. 97 sj59 a4 fl
Iateraal Reuenue.-The following statement
shows the receipts from internal revenue during
the week ending February 10: sa.5@s
Monday l5S
IneSday llSo
Wednesday, l0lI 1879
IhursdaS. 45o5so os o5
Friday 5o4oa
Total. Observation-Disclosures. s{s7Ill, 500
During the week ST. 1856 $50 in fractional currency
were issued to the banks, making the total now in
circulation 1858, $50.
Z Compound Interest Notes.-The following are
the present rates at which the United States com
pound interest -bearing notes are selling on Wall
street Il Us TG3 5lGGa4i1 Rt5.{-42zi -.
So
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IxcrqRE oN BRAzII By reference to our ad-
veftising columns It will be seen that Gen. Wood
I'll lecture, IL the hall Of the House Of Represen
Aatiyes, Tomorrow evening, on the soil. climate,
productions and people Of Brazil, from d tour Of
which country be has just returned.
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RED JACKET BrrrERs.

EVERYBODY Uses
RED JACKET BETTERz.
BECAUSE
They are compounded of RARE HERBS with the purest
OLD BOURBON WHISKY
They STRENGTHEN and INvIGQRATE the SYSTEM
They GIVE A GOOD and HEALTHY APPETITE.
They ASSIST DIGESTION
They PREVENTATIVE Of FEVER and AGUE
They CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
They are the BEST sTIMULANT IN EXISTENCE
They are perfectly PURE and PALATABLE.
They keep off the BLUES.
They are INVALUABLE to the LADIES
They are OF great BENEFIT to CHILDREN
They are INDISPENSABLE in every HOUSEHOLD
They are always UP TO STANDARD .... ..
They are ENDORSED by PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.
They are kept by all GRocERs, DRUGGISTS and DEAL
ERs, F. g''s'fH,.. r. rI- N
Y.a"a .r7-a-
GRAY & NORRIS,
Wholesale Agents for the South.
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The Oil of Palm and Mace gives strength and
beauty to the hair. For sale by T. W. Wright, 36
Benville street, af5e tlif s}-
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mi. MRs RoeERs, LEcyuRE To-NlGHT. The
i1haio win not forget Tie lecture to be delivered
tnnight N Odd Fsilowa Hall by the Rev. j. w.
nogers, Rector VI stsL Lazarus Church. Memphis,
ID honor ef .ssttes Confederate Dead We have
already alluded 70 the object Of this lecture e-to
create fnnd for the erection Of q Monumental
honoriof those who fell in the COME
desate cause. The plan has already met NTH great
acceptance ii Memphis, and 4 considerable sum Of
money has been subscribed. The location Of tho
Cathedfal Will be disseminated BY the votes Of the
Aabscribers to The fund and the building commit
81 viii be chosen in like manner from those cities
which show the greatest interest in the enterprise
~. Rogefs IL deyoting his whole time to this cause
With zeal which attests his sincerity, and from
What We hear MIL deliver q lecture tonight wen
roffh the listening to. NJ
srs oil ii palm and Mace gives strength and
naty e TIE halr For sale by Z. Vt. Wright. 81
E&aFille street stasss
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llzGox Machine will sew, hem, fell,
Ifaid tuck rather, quilt cord and embroider with
perfect satisfaction. Wilcox Gibbs are repaired
and warranted at no. B 81. hArles street. Please
kaYi3 sni3 4 n IND. ss3 ss sass ss u Il
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The National Ba,,ks- Their Condition, on the
First Of Jasuury.--The following statement of
the condition of the National Banking Associations
of the United States on the morning of the first
Monday of january, 1866, is officially published:
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ACADEMY or MUSIC. Negro extrapaganzas, by
dozen performers; the boy Nino, the most ex.
traordinary acrobat Of his age living Mile. Gal.
lett, the accomplished dansease these popular
songstrssses, Misses Clyde and Tesnan, and Her
aa1desS comic pantorh Demonio, are the 1T.
Eacti6ns Ut the Academy. SsS 8 ss S,.
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". :. B. Eggleston has become an associate
editor Of the Mobile Tribune.
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Hhe 0lsof Paint and Mace ID the area IA ~. !,
foE badness For sale ~ VI Wright i s'I,sss RisD
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6ARsARARrLLA BIrrERs. - We have to acknowl
edge from MI. p. N. Rusha q bottle Of Dr.. DEAN.
aries' bitters, TIE favor of vhichsis
ss1H acceptable, and its medicinal qualities re-s
Rutcds rood. stA s5S
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DR DEAhDRIEs SAnsArARrbLA Buffers Ii re-
psted. tie best article Of the kind III use. See
advertisement ii another column for agents from
pkom II can be pbtained. Iryit.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

The Fenians in Boston and vicinity ara 10 have a
STAnd Parade onst. Pataiek's day, l7th Of March.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

BF CHARL.Rs THEATER. The veteran Hackett
has consented 70 perform three nights longer be-
fore leaving, and VIII again give his unequaled
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1sa,- DImDs
On Sunday evening" the 18th inst, haEpast o'elock
WILLIE, eldest of Marion and ". L. Strange.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to his ne
rail- THIS AFTERNOON, at Al O'clock from the residence
of his father Polymna street. between St Charles and
Apollo streets
On Sunday morning. 18th inst CARRIE G. DAWSON
daughter the late Rutln u Dawson ana Smith,
West Feicana T." '
Her remains will be conveyed from the residence of N C.
Hall Esa No 6s Dauphine street. THIS DAY 81 O'Clock,
to the Laorehe ntermenn St Fancsyle Her
friends and the friends Of hSr family invited to accompany
her remains to the steamboat
Died of consumption Sunday Miss CORDEL1A A
BAGGETT the 2h year of her age daughter OF the late
Alex Bagge.t and Harriet Love. =8E
The friends family respectfully invited to attend
her funeral on MoNDAYEyENING, Feb 10, at o'ciocs,
from of her mother Of Dauphne and Gus
tomhouse streets. ....-a--..-....
Me- Philadelphia and Alexandria Va papers please copy.
THOMAS FOLEY aged % years son of the late Arthur
and Mrs. NJ, n. Foley - -
onFdday. the 10th inst at O'Clock M JAS. FORBES
native of Baltimore, Md Tth4E IL ~
On Friday morning, 18th inst, at half pas7 o'clock, Mrs
ROSETTA MULLEN, wife of Bartholomew Mulen aged 5E
years. ,..-
On Friday morning. at o'clock. THOMAS H. HILBERT
native of Baltimore Nd 6 years. and for the last nine
teen years a resident Of this city. s-.|..
On February 18th at 5S O'clock RUFUS WILLIAM MOTT
aged about years, OF DR. Rufus A. A. Mott R-'s
On the 18th inst, Mrs. SUSAN M. CRENsHAW, aged r
native of Virginia. and for many years resident
this city,
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Carpet Warehouse,

10 .CHAKTKES .Ig
We have received within the last thirty days full assortment
of the latest patterns of VELVET BRUSSELS Tapestry
ngrains yenetiaps Dutch Wool Hemp Carpet
ing ALSO Floor Oil Cloths of all widths qualities White
Gheckered and Coco Mating Window Shades Corncss and
Bands Hair Cloth, Table and Plane Coysrs etc; etc
A, BRoUSSEAU X CO,
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'udse Maue, in summing up a case oflibel, and
speaking OF a defendant who had exhibited aspite
iui plety. observed: Zone of these defendants
MT. biahk, IS, it seems minister of regon-of
what reigion does not appear, but, to Judge by
his conduct, it cannot be any form of Christianity
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-19

IHE FARIrgIBs. e Rosedale I, which has had
aucA remarkably successful run at this house,
VII be given for hast time, that Is for the pres
snt, tonight u 49, 1. 81 j a Il
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y IHE OLyaFIcTh The remarkably cold weather;
md stlis abstinence Of 50 create number Of our
people from amnsements during lent, has had its
Sppon Mrs. Watkins the ater as upon ali fhe
sthsrss Her entertainments ars light, pleasant
and mirth provoking and cleverly performed, s
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ss-see second page for future auction sales.
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H.rsE sGt tEaF4 5E3F;z .4# rrt
EVERYBODY Uses
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.ArFO1U Tie.

oM ..- ATs'0lU Tie.
Iron Rands e 70 h all orders for this popular TIE with
and at the lowest rates, W sut purchasers
GIVEN, WATTS Il CO.
liS Poydr
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Those Shocking Rats.
The rats that eat up all our goods
The rats that hate the coming floods;
The rats that terra firma seek
From flooded sewer and flooded creek;
The rats-like all unearthy Cnomes--
Are now invading all our homes
These rats must nthe dust be laid, II ~. Wy
Their debt Of nature must be paid;
0, WILSON thou alone can kill
The rats by Thousands at your will.
Wilson's Rat and Roach Destroyer. F-
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
T. W. WRIGHT, 10
Successor to John Wright i Co..
' 36 Bienvlle street
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THE PRESIDENTS COURSE REsoLUTELYt MARKED;
Z oUT-HIs GARNET TO BE MADE UNIT-THE
+ MEMBERS THAT ARE TO WALK THE PLANK.
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| Are pronounced by the SOUTHERN FACULTY a sure
remedy for FLATULENCE- AND INDIGESTION, and the
promoter of appetite and general tonic in the world Of
Bitters.
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tns army and the people ought to be saved, if all

the army and the people ought to be saved, if all
else is lost.
CONVERSATION BETWEEN JEFF. DAVIS AND SENATOR
JOHNSON.
On Monday, the 9th of February, after the peace
commissioners had returned from Fortress Mon
roe, Senator johnson, of Georgia, waited on the
President, when, in substance, the following con-
versation took place:
J. Well, President Davis, your peace mission
failed? sl.-
d. Yes, knew it would. I now hope the recon-
structionists will fight Lincoln instead OF hghting
me. tMr. Lincoln, it seems, was not opposed 10
making peace with the States; but he was not IN
| favor of recognizing the Confederate government
| as an independent power.) -,
j. see, President, that you have withdrawn al
the troops from Georgia into Carolina and virginia.
What will the people Of Georgia do for protection
i D. The neople Of Georgiayhave followed the
. connsels Of Gov. Brown and Mr. Stephens They
must now protect themselves.
j. Well, President, If you can So Wi.hou. 1 ~
people of Georgia, the people Of Georgia can dc
with out you. .Ea q. 8Sargg
NAMES OF PROMINENT REBELS IN FAVOR OF RECON
sTRuoT1os ON THE BASIS OF THE UNION.
Tfrqinia-Allen T. CARPENTER, Senator; Thomas
G. Gholson, N. c.; VIM. g. Ry ns, Al; O.; D, = y
Fayette Mcsnllen, NJ. G. Samuel Miller, ex-Gov
ernor H. A. Wise, VIM. Coggin.-
2 North Cdrolina-Wm. A. Graham, Senator
! VIM B. Dortch, Senator; Members Of Congress
e, Bridges J. T. Leach, J. NJ. Leach, T. G. Fuller
: James Turner, J. A. Gilmer, J. G. Ramsey, B.
Gunther, Governor Vance, w. W. Holden. -
South Cdroli,.d-James s. Orr, Senator; W. W
! Boyce, NJ. c..
Georgia Herschel v. johnson, Senator; Ben
jamin ii. Hill, Senator. Members of Congress-M
a. Blandford, Clifford Anderson, j. L. Shoemaker
! James N. Smith, George N. Lester, b. P. Bell. w
Aiken, Gov. Brown J. L. Whitaker, Joshua Hill
Linton Stevens, A. E. Wright, V. A. Caskell, Judg
Ezzard Fl. B. Waugh and Z. Tamlin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. W. Walker, L. jameson
, Members Of Congress Thomas ]. Foster, W. r
Smith, D. Clopton, Hon. George Watts, job
Clements, Hon. 49, Fitzpatrick, formerly Unite
, States Senator, and Hon. Mr.. Parsons, member 9
! the legislature. d51
Mississippi-Sena ]. w. @. Watson, exGoy
, Matthews, and members of Congress J. A. Orr, I
R Leighton and W. d. Holden. . H
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cRowpRp STREET oARs.-The following commu-

CROWDED STREET CAUSE.-THE following comrnu-
nication, which we copy from the New York
Evening Post, is as applicable to this region to
that in which it was written, and the abuses COM
planned of are as much in need of remedy here :
There is one thing to which think the atten
ton of the Health Commissioners should be called,
in their efforts to abate nusances, and that is, the
crowding of our city cars If the opinion of able
physicians can be relied on, q crowded assembage
of any kind with little or no ventilation is sufi-
cient to produce sickness !; or, as in the case of
the ssBlack Hoie'' of Calcutta, death to all so
iulmured. Can anything be more calculated to
breed disease or spread pestilence than over.
this morning in an Eighth Avenue car with over
sixty passengers; all huddled together as close
as the offieious conductor could pack us land
suppose, had any more wished to get on they
would have been assured there was plenty of
ROOM The front oval window over the door
could not be opened on account of a wheezy old
gentleman taking the responsibility of speaking
for the rest and insisting on it being closed
have recently been assured by various persons
that ride in crowded car produced a violent
headache and nauseous feeling that it is tie same
feeling as sea-siekness in its first stages. Besides,
the crowding and jostling in turning curves, the
getting out of passengers etc., to say nothing OF
three or four passengers sometimes being COM
PEELED to get off to enable another unfortunate to
get off and on, make up more of the miserles of
those compelled to ride down and up on these and
other city cars. EA H.. u .r7t ts5rs.=l-E 7st gi
In Paris there are seats for a given number in
an omnibus, and as soon as all the seats are occu-
pied the conductor sticks out little flag. AS long
as the flag remains out no one is allowed to get on,
and it is tineable efense for conductor to carry
more passengers than he can seat. Gould we not
have such isystem2 Itwopld Involve but the me-
cessity OF putting on few more cars.zz4 lA nI.t
| Cannot the health commissioners, in looking
after the cause and prevention of sickness, LOOK
into our city ear system little e r.. H. CO.