New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01
NUMBER 10.
TERMs---sIxTEEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM.


At the 8ufb. tiefL
Miss Mollie Sanderson made her first ap-
| Becker's Concert Saloon. 10. I67 Grayier
street. last evening. Miss Mollie has q
| beautiful voice and bewitchinp manner
| and made decided impression. notwith-
standing she labored under many disadyan-
.ages. aI s,.I Lhls Sc evening, Miss Mary Thompson
| young ladies arrived from New York on
Tuesday. Becker is resolved that none
shall excel him in enterprise and energy.
May he meet the reward of his labors.
Concerts Mt Lyceum Hall.
Thursday evenings, May I'd, 9th, 10th and
go, Will be remembered by all our lovers
of the choicest music as the most happy
evenings of the month, when select parlor
concerts will be given at Lyceum Hail. on
st. Charles street. Prof. A. Fernando, from
the excellent musical conservatiore of Paris,
is to lead them, and among favorite anna
teurs who are advertised to assist in these
pleasant entertainments, are Mime Fleury
Urban, Mrs. H. E. Sawyer. Miss M.
G, 80, Mr.. N. Meteyre and Mr.. A. B. Chase.
The programme for the first concert ITO
morrow evening" is an excellent one, en-
bracing solos, arias, ballads, duos, trios and
quartettes. A splendid Steinway piano will
| be used on the occasion.
Olympic Music HALL
The Beckett Sisters have lust arrived in
the city, and their services have been Sc
cured by Bob Hart for his Olympic Music
Hall in the vocal duet, Father Come
Home" and I'm Lonely Since My Mother
Died" Miss Lily Beckett will also appear
in dance. These artistes come to this city
with excellent regulations as vocalists and
danseuses, and, when added to Mr.. Hart's
other attractions, go to make up bill not
easily excelled in the best metropolitan es-
Establishments. All the old fayorites will ap-
pear tonight in good pieces.
The Academy of Music.
| Notwithstanding the inclement weather,
| the Zavistowskis had a handsome ovation
at the Academy last evening. They made a
| fine appearance in the Spanish pantomime,
| LA Saragossan The play of "Pocahontas,r
| full of hits and witticisms, closed the even
| iDg's entertainment. The same bill, slightly
varied, Will be reproduced this evening.
O'Connor In Court.
P. X. 0'Connor, charged with shooting
| with intent to kill Martin Kelly on the 9th
| inst, corner of Julia and Basin streets,
was called up yesterday morning before
Recorder Ahern. The accused did not make
| his appearance, and an attachment was
| issued for him. 0'Connor was finally
brought into court, and the case continued
| until tomorrow.
| Military Items.
Special from Gen. Sheridan's Headquarters:
Chaplain John C. jacob, 9th L. S. Cav
airy, having reported at these Headquarters,
in compliance With Special Orders No. SO,
| from the Headquarters Cavalry Depot, Car
Isle Barracks, Pa, dated April A. 1867, is
| hereby ordered to proceed without delay to
San Antonio, Texas, and report to his regi-
| mental commander for duty.
Military Review.
| An inspection and muster at headquar-
| ters yesterday morning, of the New Or
leans Band, Co. G, 9th L. S. Cavalry, and
the men on detached service, was made by
Brevet Brig Gen. J. w. Forsyth, inspector
aud mastering officer
A stabbInx Array.
difficulty occurred last evening at
McCormack's sailors boarding house on
Elysian Fields street, between Victory and
Love streets, between Philip Carley and
James Parker, during which Parker picked
| up a table knife and inflicted severe wound
over the left eye of Carley who, in return,
wrenched the knife from Parker and cut
him in the large artery of the arm. Both
were arrested.
Drownea.
1t was reported at the First District Sta
tion last night that two young men, names
unknown, were drowned by the upsetting
of skitf on Lake Pontchartrain during the
blow last evening.
Important TO Merchants
Collector Kellogg has been instructed by
the Secretary of the Treasury to hereafter
enforce the annexed provision of an act
passed at the recent session of Congress:-
SEC. 3. That upon all merchandise gauge
able by law hereafter reported, upon which
drawback or return is allowed, and upon
, all goods gaugeable by law, withdrawn from
. bonded warehouses for report, there shall
be levied and collected by the Collector OF
the several ports ten cents per cask.
National Reconstruction 2GeetIng in the
First Ward.
There was an adjourned meeting of ths
First Ward club of the above party called
for last night at Eagle Hall. Our reporter
was on hand, but after waiting till near nine
O'Clock, and seeing no prospect of anything
like mass meeting, concluded that it was
merely a little social gathering for the in
terchange of views between neighbors, and
as the conversation at no time became
B general or exciting, he concluded that ths
/. twelve or fifteen gentlemen present were al
5 one way of thinking, and that there wa,
S little chance of getting an item for the pub
lie. When he left they were mostly whis
pering in pairs in the several corners of thu
t hall and on the galleries. There were n,
colored men present, and apparently few o
no voters.