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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-03-07
Groeeries, SC.

FLOUR I FLOURlI
100 BARRELS fresh ground Pleur-oom-
lIO prising many gradss--6ow in store and
for sale by
feb2s JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-03-07

CORN, CORN, CORN.
400 pAds just stored and 600 more to ar
febl9 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-03-07
JUST RECEIVED,

A VERY superior lot of Cooking Stoves
IA marb JAMES MCVAY
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-03-07

Ok CADDIEs "sweet Sixteen" manufactured
~ only for A. JACKSON, and at whose store
II ran 9 purchased by the pound or caddy at
teen trial MARI A. JACKSON
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
TIE BOARD o. HEALTH.

rho Board Of Health met yesterday afternoon, Prssi
dent Schults In the chair.
Commissioner MANxRRr, Chairman Of tho Finance
Committee, reported that the committee had audited
ssndry bills against the board amounting 10 $500. The
bills wero referred 70 the Treasurer for payment.
The following report relative to the buildings In SIXTY
second street, Of First the walls d which
fol, down some time ago severely injurng four men,
vas submitted BY Inspector Moroau Norris
I, Msresu Morris, holding the position OF Sanitary IL
spcctor Metropolitan SANITARY district Of the state
New York do report that the ~ day OF Fotfrsy b
did inspect carefully and personally examined the budnss
First second avenues the city OF New York and
fosnd the facts to be Thcre are row being o
s Ts. rssese n9snwe =. 'sn seas
with brown stone fronts being constructed AZ the
cation ~ the aforesaid party The morsr u.sa "a ss,s ags
ssnd that there adhesive quality in \ s..u,. ,s,t
Tho extreme western wall "a one o' ,,e rsrs s,ng
down about two weeks osc while the oss ,sss
pdSs pS.t on ss sssn,y no Tsr x orr Ser.on
being reconstructed with the same lnfeIio, msrtss &
s nsa, sss 1s sssps = goPnsa e Ps.e
70 keep them from falling Ieey ~ ~ ny ,s ~
s a,g.rer. s,1ssun 81 beat The walls win prob
sSrsu 10 fs 70 me last proxnens mason refused
q longer the buildings IN Consequences o sns ssa
IA Walls shsud iskes dor epd proper mortar usst
n their spa s psrw sneo'n e %
| A'SN' sV"s MOREAU MORRIS.
| Sanitary inspector Sixth District.
vrcsdept ECHry1 said that one OF tho nghtnoli con
| tractors had called him, complaining OF his No
having sigBsd the warrant on the Comptroller for IN
pven OF the contractor which the Comptrolls
,sfus Ia recognize without the signature Of the Pres
dent of the Board of HAAh Mr shuitz stated that III
ccnso, wss made goc isa years Eight years 70 ~
The New York herald., 1867-03-02


Tho death or this gentleman, prominent republican
x this city, occurred New Orleans Thursday last
For several months past he had been compelled 70
sbandon his duties the editor Of the Sunday Dispatch
in consequence OF severe pulmonary Affection, and
uas soourDing at the Or escent City for tho benefit Of
his health at the time OF his demise. Mr. Williamson
was native Of Lancaster county, Pa and was born
near New Holland tho 10th or April, 1898. Ia his
uslivo county he received mesgre education, and as
M early ago started In life the apprentice of printer
AZ Lancaster City The cruel treatment be received ~
che hands OF his employer determined him TO leave
Ian caster City, and With but twentysx cents in MS
rorko, he started for Chambersburg Ho worked ~ .
orintey In that town FOR time, and after visiting
other places eventually settled down in this city, where
ae wofkodas journeyman printer. In 1s45 he started
papcr called tho EoeniS Sar the material for which
waa purchased on credit Tho enterprise proved very
unsucoessu and after lingering few months was sus
pended During the last month or the same year. how
aver Mr. williamson. In company with Burns and wat
son established the New York Dipatch awcekiy Journal
now In existcncs The rst number % this paper V
sald realized ffty conts which on examination proved
10 bs counterfeit BY dint OF hard management how.
aver the peper eventually became profitable. In ls4s
sos daoessed was delegate 10 the Buffalo Convention
gnob nominated Van Buren and Adams and in 1888
wa elscted an Alderman from the Second ward In 1888
and 1890 no ran Congress against Daniel T. scklos,
Hiram walbridge and Benjamin Wood but was dc catea
arst by sickles and afterwards by Wood Mr. WnLam-
sou was gentleman Of good character, and his deah
will bs regrotsedb by hs many trieuas
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.


PROCEEDINGS of the Annual Meeting.
At the regular annual meeting Of the New York Yacht
Club continued by adjournment from the Tth u. in
consequence OF tbs absence OF Commodore Mcvickar
was held at Delmonco's corner Of Fifth and
Fourteenth street. on the 2sh ult, Rear Commodore
Anson Livingston presiding, and W. Morton, acting
secretary.
Tho list OF yachts being called seventeen we're found
represented Communications then read from the
Commodore Vice Commodore and Rear Commodore. &C.
knowledsng the courtesiss and considerations uni.
formly extended TO them and declining be considered
candidates for reelection to their respective oces
These communications were received with general re-
gre1 Commodore Mcvickar, IL will be remembered,
was the judge in the late yacht race and per-
formed the duties Of that difficult ONCE with
such admirable discretion aud delicacy secure from
all the highest appreciation Of his qualities gentle
and lover OF the noble sport to which the club is
devoted. Vice Commodore Major has been associated
with the club from Its first organization and is iden-
tiled with its history rs the former owner OF the
schooner Norman, and present OF the Seadrif.
He has always been ono OF the most actveand ecsnt
on another earnest yachman was formerly the owner
Of the very fast little sloop Annie
Upon the reception Of these communications the club
unanimously adopted the following preamble and reso-
,.s The Ssy York Yacht Club regular meeting
from Commodore W. H. McVsfar, Vice Conn
sses g or
for the coming year. resolve as follows
Tnat they receive with unfcigned the letters of Com
modere W H. Mcvickar. Vice Commodore Alexander Major
ana Rear Commodore Arson Livingston and take the
Ss @ sas
All. and marked by perfect knowledge and scrlpu
cus discharge OF all the duties pertaining yachting life
The club tender to them their thanks for their
continuous earnest and successful efforts and sd
office.
Tho club then proceeded to tho election Of mem
bers and ei2hteen names favorably acted upon.
Inc election OF new officers was next taken up ana
resulted in the choice Of Mr. Henry G. Stebbins owner
OF the Phantom, commodore Mr. ;. G. Bennett JE,
owner OF the Henrietta, for vice-commodorei Mr. D.
Sears, Jr, of Boston, rear commodore; Mr. Hamilton
Morton, secretary Robert Hone treasurer and Alfred
w Craven, measurer. As the State OF Massachusetts,
lately refused 10 incorporate yacht club It Is to be seen
whether the Eastern morals will be endangered by the
association of Boston with the Metropolitan or
ganization.
The annual regatta was fixed for Thursday. June 13
an appropriation made, and a Regatta committee ar
pointed arrange details, consisting Of W. w. Shippen
Fletcher Westray and A. VI. Knapp.
The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Governor Swami DECLINES the ScnafOrship
and Adhcres 90 the Gubcrnatoriui Chair
Appeals from Representative Men of the
State the Cause Of his Action In the Matter.
BArNcRs, March l. 1867.
Governor Swami To- day scnt message to the Legisla
ture declining the United States scnaorshp, 70 which
he was lately elected from the 18th Of March, 1857 He
says the honor had bcen conferred on him without
solicitation AGENCY his part II his purpose 10
accept but no has been visited by SO many and urgent
appeals from representative neu Of tie stae that he
did not feel At liberty ccnsl any individual prefer
ences OF hts own, and he had no motive OF personal
ambition II u could be supposed for moment that
such motive could influence him 10 disregard hts para
mount obligations 10 his nsiive state.
With brief explanation ho declines tne honor, and
adhcres 70 the gabcrnatorlai chair OF the state.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Maa Convicted the Second Ti,se Of Arson
Declares His Innocence aud Stnbs Himself
In the East Cambridge Coaxt Rossn-Thc
Wounds Probably Fatal.
BosroE March l, 1857.
Tho Superior Criminal Court in At East Cam
bridge, the OF tragedy afternoon that 10
seldom witnessed In this part of the country.
man named William H. Orns, who was convicted
last fall, with another who serving ont life
sentence in the state Prison for setting nrs TO public
baildng in Charlestown, and who Ind obtained new
trial had just been convicted second hms by the jury
and was about 70 BE- sentenced By Judge Russe, when
his counsel vent 70 him to the dock and spoke fsw
words 20 him atcr which 0rne declared his
the crime Of which he had been convicted just he
had made The assertion the second time no unbutsoned
his vcs and drawing open Jack knifo from his peck
e. stabbed himself three times before the weapon Cud
be wrested from him. A soon cxaminstlon could
bo made Il Was found thai two c the wounds had pone
rated the lungs ana tho other had nearly tonclsd
the heartthe Intention of the man having evidently
been 10 destroy lie He At conveyed To- the
jail adjoining the cedrt house, but there Il sosr<y
possibility Of his Living.
De bcsa convicted twice before FOR csms and has
served for the hrst offence two years IN the 1ouse
Correcton and for this second. four years m the st
Prison,
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE
Iersey Gity.

Jersey Gify.
rarAL or Pouoa DErzcrvKs-A special meeting OF ths
Police Commissioners held last evening to invest-
gate the charges against detectives Acwiams and M.
gent In addition to tho charges alreaGx published.
there another entered last evening, that iney acted
United States marshals without previously obtaining
the consent Of the Commissioner
Clrr MAgsHALs MONTHLY REPORT. --Dufsng the montk
Of February hundred and ferty-nins perons wers
committed to she city prison. Of whom Oshy tyo we're
for drunkenness and six for stabbiag.
HObOkon.
coRossR'a INQUEST Two weeks ago case was paD~
lished in the HKRALD in which John Donohue, aged nte
years, was walking aiong the track Of the laudson CITY
Railroad, near Prospect street. when he knocke4
down and by of the horse cavs aud o.
his legs amputated last Saturday. From Shis 0pe-
ration the poor man never rallied and he died os
Wednesday morning An inquest was held yevterdAy
by Coroner White. and adjourned till Monday Alter
o'clock, for the purpose Of obtaining the
the driver calculated II proved TO compromise him ssr-
ously IN the affair Deceased leaves wife and f0ut
children. The testimony 80 far II point blank aGaiaWt
the railroad company.
meeting Of the committee appointed by the LegisAtur0
yesterday afternoon the Superintendents Office Hobo.
ken ferry Senator Winfield presiding After comparisou
OF documents In the hands OF the committee with thoss
Oh the superintendent the committee adjourned.
Newmarket.
THE LATE MuRpKR--FuSERAL or Mrs. DIR. CoRIEfL
The funeral Of Mrs. Dr. Coriel, the lady who -
brutaly murdered last Monday night at her residence
On Newmarket took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock The entire village turned pay their last
tribute OF respect TO the memory OF the deceased and
large concourse Of people from the adjoining towns waa
In attendance at the ceremonies. The parents OF the
lady, who live in Illinois, present The body waN
taken 10 Planhed, four miles from Newmarket ana
interred-in the cemetery of that place
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
THE ASIA Ar HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, N. s.. March !. 1861
Ths reyai mail steamship Asia, Captain hacauley,
which ieft Liverpool on the 18th OF February and
Queenstown tho day, put In hero to-day at noon,
sUss 70 Boston. Her Is fully anticipated by
oabls dispatches to the Associated Press. She has
twenty six cabin passengers TOR Boston
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

siSc sfse, N. Y, March l. 1907.
The remains OF General Aaron Ward wero received
here ths morning with every mark Of respect CON-
mttee OF the citizens toqk charge OF the body at the
railroad depot and wy conveyed 10 his late residence
The church bells wese tblled and flags display cd a hs
mast There has ben deep sxprssscn OF sorrow al
his demso
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

yet-the ntractor receiving $4,000 year and th., n
refused 70 the warrant on The ground that the con-
been furnished ith an opinion contendng scsinst s
legality Of the con, raot
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
ATTEMPTED fRATRcIDE IN PERTH, c. W.

PERTH, c. W., March l, 1857.
In dispute about the keys Of their last
evening, between Captain J. MEG. Chambers and his
brother Dr. Chambers father Of the Member OF Parlia-
ment for BrockviIe the captain called his brother
liar whereupon the latter drew revolver and shot the
captain through 8the breast infcting dangerous and
probably fatal wound The doctor has been arrested
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
FrsDcfput AGENCY for -
At II. T. HkLMBoLD'S. ~ Broadway.

Rest " Msc|sh cgS CSTtHysa sS xMsthsS snS
tccbing sofons the reduccs inflammation, aays Al
pain and wind colc Perfectly safe In all We
no. s. yoar prsudisA nor e Of o.hs.s :.sa
be absolutely snreto follow the use o. tny
medicine tmeG used Thirtynye cents bottle % sprS
'MRs wrNsrow,s soorrNG SYRUP
having ths fac SMILES Of "Curtis Perkins on tas ou
wrapper. AL Sshors are bass imitsto,S s-sI
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
TINE CIVIL NIGHTS BILL.

NORFOLK va, March ], 1861
Commissioner Foster delivered lengthy opnien this
morning sustaining the Civil Rights BILL ana deciding
that the court magistrates acted illegally IN excluding
the testimony Of coored winessc and bound IN 81 500
EACH in two solvent securities for their appearance be.
fore the District Court, meeting on the 18Th Inst
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Rartiett,s Reve rsible sewing Machines.
Sonethiug New,
A FIRST GLASS FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
For use by HAND FOOT, with Pstcut REVERSfBhB
MOTION st S25. Now acknow edged 20 bs
TIE CHEAPEST GOOD SEWING MACHINEs
Principal No t6s broadway, Prince st, x.
A SPLENDID OPENING FOR AGENTS.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

HosrnrrsR's STOMACH BrTrERs.

Not the least siriklng merit OF HOsTETTER'S cEL1.
BRATkD BTTk KS s the wide Of ther operation
preyentye and romeda! preparation Az = prstecss.9
medicine they ali the their
egionthat orgtnsto Ia unwholesome air. impure wsss
exhaung heAt CT other local and clmAtlo uausos IhAe
sscdcne world wide and undyng celebrity Bah
claims 70 the oenndeaee and high Of The pul
mcnt Fevcrs. Cholera Morbns Cramps. Coiic ConspA.
ton. General Debility Premature Decay Female Irreguia-
tes Constitutional Weakness Sickness rhoss Dys,
entry Flatuiency vertIgo Painting Fits Hystecs and ait
complaints proceeding from imperfect dgesod and dis0r.
dered ccn9iton Of tho liver and bowels, HOsTETTER4
SIOM, ALL abiTTkHs are tho most powerful, epeeiy.
press administersd i family practice Now York ONCE
" Doy street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Awards to Burnottss Standard rrvr~-.-
ions-Tho following awards made At the late Illinois
State Far:--
~ To JOSEPH BURNETT CO., Boston-First for FEAs.
for TOILET ARTiCLIsS ambrso}ns 'COOoAiNE FOR thS
hair. FLORIMEL-an exquisite perfume -CoL00FU
WATER, DO
The COMMITTEES rst appointed failed 70 decide sccon4
committee made the awards above at the time
highly recommending both sets Of chicsss
Tribune October Il
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Address PpiInk & Son. Mann actwrers. go
Broadway Fourth street have tho finest aud
stock OF MEERS aAuk goods IN the country at mc3crsts
prices. Boiling ~.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HAvRR, March / Noon.
The steamship Arago Captain Gadsdcn which left New
York the 18th Of February reached this port early
this morning
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
IRON Work FOR Rnildinxs.

IRON Work Tor Bn1IdIngN.
JAMES l.. JACKSON BROTHER Twenty-eigbth
street; Second and Twenty. ninth street.
OF every description OF IRON WORK FOR BUILD.
ING PURPOSES Iron Building Fronts, Girders Columns,
beams shutters. Vault Lights Ralings Stable Fixtures.
to the manufacture of hne Castings.
Estimates furnished when requested.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Browns bronchial Trochcs. When AlIowea
dissolve mouth have direct 10 tho anooe
parts soothing the ulne Of The Wind
pps says Pulmonary irritation and gives relief in Cough
Colds the various Throat Affections 70 which pb'e
speakers and singers liable.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Carl wolfsohn's ninth Bectho.cn matinee, and last but
this season. took place steinway Hall yesterday be.
fore very fashionable audience He played the sonata
la st major opus %; sonata quasi aria fdnasi1 IN
fiat major opus ~. and the minor opus ILL., the last
ever Beethoven wrote Madame Joannsen Assisted the
dlstingu shed pianist on tho on.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Bcautiful Hnir.-ss Chevalier,s life for the
HAIR positively gray original color aud
youthful beauty impars fc and strength % the we.ke
unparalleled hair dressing sold by all druggists snA
fhionablc hair iressers and AZ office 2i Broadway,
NY. SARAH A. CHEvALIER. M D.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

Condemned.
FRASxronr March I, 1851.
The House CommIttec Federal relations reported TO-
day. strongly endorsing the Of President Johnson
condemnng the action OF Congress and reteatlng the
old doctr1ne OF States rights
The conservatives hold convention here on the 6th
OF March 10 nominate \ State ticket.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

ra..sy da!. ns Ssy ssaEGs%h9
purely vegetable. New York DomA4
Barnes. Wells Hsimboid Kitchen. Coddngton. sheddos
Dutton, freeman druRgists -.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

A.--Ladies Rnd Gentlcmen,
please call and examine ready made Clohtug for 0ont
Boys and Youths and learn he recent prtces
BKOkAW BROTHERS. g. Lafayette place
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
1S8T.-Spring Fashions.
SEE J. w. BRADLEY'S NEW
EMPRESS INVISIBLE TRAIL,

OR DOUBLE SPRING SKIRTS.
The most GRACEFUL and ELEGANT SKIRTS made. 100
PARTICULARS in the FASHION MAGAZINES.
FOR SALE in oil FIRST CLASS STORES In the UNITED
STATES and MANY OTHER COUNTRIES. At WHOLE.
SALE by the Exclusive Manufacturers sole oe
PATENT.
VESTS, BRADLEY CARY,
~ Chaoslers aud 70 aud 81 Reade streets, NJ Y
ALSO, AT WHOLESALE BY LEADING JOBbER8.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
CONGRESSIONAL ssmMArax N klNruesy.

CrvCNwAn Msrcb l. 1867.
Tho Democrats II tho stxth district OF Kepsucv have
somuatei Thomas l. Joses os Nswcost for ccnseesa.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
j c.I,sEss scS rSifl:ss:: IN isssss:i

Escbio.s i9J broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Brsch-isr's Hair Dye.-Tke Best tn the
world the only perfect Dye batmlsss reliable nssntspo
Factory u barclay street
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Cristadoro's Hair Dye.--The Best Ever Mau1
ufacured Wholesale and retail siso applied, 81 no y
Antnr
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

ryoysree Reversible Feed
sos Broadway. New Yosk.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Elliptic I.ockstitch sew!nG Ma;chsInSs-94S I.'I,m4S
Broadway Nghcs premtunls Maryann insutuscs noW
York aud Pennsylvania state Fairs, l5os
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

A,~ Cold After Another WflLs With Many
securely establish the seeds Of Ccnsumpvoa
IN tb@ systcin Those In need OF remedy will hnd -
JAYNE'S nxPECr0RAfT one always prompt thorough
and crlcacious Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Ceassitutisn Watcr, n a asrdeifb Cert b.o, G.fe da,Hy
street
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

ssr,ous reflections for p ks q s,s. s "a
ard Association, on the saees Ia IN ths 0r
;gi3dd Is}5 Howard Sssos
tiou. Phuadeipbia, Pc.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

v,s a -Ya Bysss n s:si E:IfsA H
X,nR,s i6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

E u R @ Pc.
Srr~~~o~~o~>~~~-
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
Engiand's Position in the South
American War.
&c. DC. &c.
ENGLAND.
~~~~~-~~~~>>~-~~~-~~
No Interference In tho South American War.
LoHDos. March 1-P n
Lord Stanley the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, in
answer to an inquiry made in the House Of Commons
tonight stated that neither Brazil nor Paraguay had
over invoked the mediation OF England.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
-~~~~~>~~~~-~>~.>~~o~~~--
The Lsnden nlsnev Market.
LONDON. March Moon.
Consols for money. o.
AnERIcAN sEcuRruEs
vnitea states nve-twentes .................. a3.<
Erie Railway shares. 36x
Illinois Central sx-dvidsnd .................. 76x
LONDON. March Evening.
Consols CLOSED at ol for money.
SECURITIES
elosed at the following quotations.
United states nve twenties. ............... 7SH
Illinois Central lex div. 76K
Erie hauSay snares.. 36X
The Paris and Frankfort Bourses.
PARIS, March l. Evening
American bonds to day were quoted At S2y<.
FRANKFORT, March l-Evening.
United States bonds closed Mt 76ss
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, March Moon.
the week ending last evening $1,000 bales including
some 10, 600 for speculation and export The market
has been generally dull and inactive, and prices havc
fallen on to considerable extent Near the close OF
She week, however, the market sened up, part Of
the decline recovered The market to-day opened
arm and with estimated days sale OF ZOO bales
me following are the authorized quotations.
60ullng upianus.. .13M
1iuuhnk Oito"ns. .lSX
LIVERPOOL March I-Evcning.
13hd. for middling upands and 13Nd for middine
Orleans The sales OF the day amounted 10 10, 900
bales
Liverpool BreaAstufas Market.
LIVERPOOL, March l. Evening
The market for breadstufs is dull Corn sold to-day
as 5os Sd per quarter for mixed Western.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
~<-@ LIVERPOOL, March 1-Evenng.
Tho market for provisions is generally firm
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, March Moon.
raliow, 4ss Cd. per cwt for American Ashes, 3As
LIVERPOOL. March 1-Evening.
Refined Pennsylvania and Canadian white petroleum
are quoted at Is. I'd. per gallon
The New York herald., 1867-03-02

w,'sssSs ssssSs, SG. 81 s.s. s''"s Wa
The New York herald., 1867-03-02
EU R 0PE.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
England's Position in the South
American War.
{ n aLA N D..

No Interference in tho South American War.
LONDON. March l-P n
Lord Stanley, the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, in
answer to an inquiry made in the House Of Commons
tonight stated that neither Brazil nor Paraguay had
over invoked the mediation OF England.