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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

AN ACT granting lands to aid in the construction
Of railroad and telegraph line from tho states Of
Missouri. and Arkansas 10 the Pacific coast. b. tbs
s1uthern route.
Be IL enacted BY the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives Of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That John ID, Brown. Arson r.
Morrill, Samuel u. Harsey. William q. Crosby,
SAMUEL r Spring. samuel p. Dinsmore. Of Maine;
\. y, upham FREDERICK SMITH, onsow ,steasns :.
x. Sr'fhn william K Chandler. Of New Hampshire;
Il. ". farke, y H. Baxter. John Gregory smith, A.
:. Slater. Stephen Harris Thomas p Shepard, OF
Rhode Island: William Merritt. Alexander II. isnI-
lock. George L. stearna, Gsnery TuitehelI Charles
III. Warren, Chester w. Chapin, OF Massachusetts,;
John Boyd. Robert O. 'wetmors John Y. Wait
Cyrus Northrop, of Connecticut: Solon Humphrey.
J. BigIsr, Homer Ramsdell tsasc "A. Knox. John A.
q. Gray, Daniel L. Ross, A. v. Stout NJ. X. Jessup,
n r. Fenton, v l. Faucher, J, q fremont james
Hoy, Jessie M. Bodies, Edward Gilbert. james p.
Robinson, Oliver Y: Billings, OF New York Charles
Bachelor, John Edgsr Thompgen. Morton Nc.
Michael T. Haskins Du fuy Thomas A. Scott.
Charles Ricksttson, William Iron. George W. Cass,
Levi Parsons Of Pennsyig ania; Charles knsp, J. L.
xis1andsr 3. Gsttei' A w. Marley. of New Jersey:
isr. Jacob Tome Tho mas N ianahan. Of Maryland;
Char es !, Dupont, Henry RidRiey. Andrew O. Gray.
Nat Sms thsrs Of Del4wRrs; Beiiamy Storsr, George
.. kentcr. William BaksF, samuel Galloway, David
Tod. Charles Anderson. Bird .. Chapman. EDWARD
ttnrGs. Israel Ollie, Of Ohio; Edwin Peck. William
p 6rls@cld. Jsm<s r. Luce. S&mrel = Perkies.
Conrad Baaer Of fndiznas Richard J. Oxlesby, N. b
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16
AN Acr to insSrpor.,s The General HosptArot thu

Be il enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssntatiyes Of the United states Of America in Con
Amos Kendall, Thor as Miller, Riehsrd waliach,
George ", Risss. Grafton Tyier. Henry D. Cooke D.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

AN ACT in relation to the appointment of clerks TO
the courts of Washington Territory.
Be y enacted by the senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States of America in
grcss assembled, That each Jadse OF the dis riot
court shah appoint clerk for each court in his dis
trct who shall reside and keep his office at the place
OF holding said court, and exercise the powers now
provided by law for the clerk OF the supreme court o.
the Territory OF Washington. and be subject TO ali
provisions of law. not Inconsistent with this ast
applicable TO the clerk CT said supreme court
Approved July d, 1855.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

AN ACT arantisg lands to the State Of Kansas Ia
AID in The s2nstras ton q ses,hss bssseh q ne
Riley. Kansas. 70 Ford Smith, Arkansas.
Be II enacted BY the senate and Houss of Hsprs-
sentatfves OF the United States 81 kuerics in Don
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

Be II enacted by the Senate and III use OF Repre-
,tfTes of the United states OF AtCerIca in Con
,ress assembled That the following be established
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28
FRENCH ADyERTIsEMENTs.

DEUx JEUNES FlLLES FRANCHISE. TRES CAPA.
~ BILE schant tres bien sogner les enfsns ct ben coudre
desire placer pour sogner chacune deux enfants
de bonnes andaons. Sadresscr 81
c, premier etage sur lie dcvant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28

TOR SALEM srRATFoRD CONN. FOUR MILES ss
west bank Of the Housaonc river convenient TO cars and
and for variety OF scenery both q
land completely overlooking Long Island Sound
House contains large and convenient rooms bath roo
washtubs well and cstern water, with waste pipes
oubudings Land consists OF eight acres (an1
desired) covered with all varieties OF fruit In sbund
Strawberries their picked daily by the
bushel and 40 good bearing Concord grape vines For par
tculars inquire Of j. 4 g. A. STAPLES, No. IL Stale
street. Bridgeport, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

YOUNG MAN OF GOOD APPEARANCE AND AD-
dress desires situation coachman upper servant
with family OF respectabIty has lived with of the
families OF Lima, A. from whom he has excellent
rec lamentations. Address Edmando @. Barton. Herald
rfur~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28
DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tx.
n tracted without pain ten years. by benumbing app-
cation tnsrcoizauon Laughing gas fresh daily. Bcauti
JAY yrLLERs. 1865 Grand street near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28

L1OR sALE-SIx VILLA SITES. FRONTING ON AND
overlooking Long Island Sound, line Of New Y0r4
and New Haven Railroad and distant one hour from e
going and from New York daily. The property IL s!6
vated being from 90 TO 100 feet above tide water No nve
mosquitoes and Of the heahies places Ina
can be found bathing boating and fishing facilities ansus
trees OF beautiful evergreens Distant less THAI
Rye Westchester county n r. and 0resnwich FairAslA
county Conn Apply 70 s. r. IRELAND 2Ol Broadway
or E. NJ GILBERf, Portchester. NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-WITH POSsR8-
~ sion, on high ground, Tarryown, containing
about 30 acres OF nice land fruit shrubber and elegant
old shade trees In great abundance; large Dwelling, all
modcrn fine outbudings and greenhouse full q
choice plants desirable place than
It's value The Furniture, Horses Paintings and Carrage6
II desired The location, views and neahborhood
permits TO view the premises apply EMBERSoN, t0
Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
NEWS faon foaraEss naxaee.

F0nrRn M0Hn0n, March 10, 1857.
Tho brig Mary Cola. Captain Duncas from Baltimore
bound 70 New York, while . ansbosgs in HAmptsa.
Reads came IN collision with the bask Lapwins frsa
Baltimore for Ro Janssso. The brig lot her aneAsv
and chain, bulwars and sustained o<her damage snl
put into Norfolk fsr repairs me bark sustained Sas
slighs damage.
The crew Of the Unitsd States gaEs lancaster have
bess paid o9 q the 0ospor Nsvy Yard, and ssarly
$4,000 have nsen put n clfcuiatieo y con-
sequence Yesterday Afternoon . large numbsr
sf thsn took pascags for Baltimore and
Philadelphia few Of The sailors have been detained
4 the Navy Yard 70 attend court martial which
shortly % convene thsrs icr ths trial Of some eenders
who a Barbadcss engaged In sn smeute on board orig
sailors In which bsttlsexes and Delaying pins were
freely used but no Hives losA
The wreck Of the old rebel ram Msnimack, constant
terror 70 steamers and other vessels passing 10 and from
Norfolk in the nig1N time ID shortly TO bs removed BY
means Of torpedocg Several attempts have bses made
70 raise The wreck but have al failed and she has sincs
been lying In the river, with Q buoy phoed at
the spot whore she sunk. Five large iron tanks arc
being built similar 70 The ordinary water tanks Of
strong boiler iron, and will hold two throe hundred
pounds Of powder These torpedocs will be- placed 30
meath the hull Of ths nm, and gnited bymeans Of .
Galvanic battery.
The eunbost Marbehead sailed so.dsy for the west
Indies Intending 70 touch first st &c. Thomas.
The gunboat Agawam, Commander Barrett recently
arrived from Beaufort, N c., disabled the only man.
ofwsr now lying IN the harbor 1hc win sail xhotily
for WASHINGTON, D. q.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Napoleon's Plan for the Relief Of the Pope.
It was stated officially in the French Legis-
lature on Tuesday last that the Emperor is
in favor Of the partition Of the Papal debt
among the Catholic Powers. This is an indi-
rect way Of pledging number Of the Cont
mental governments to the maintenance of the
present state of things in Rome. Napoleon
seems to be passing from one political blunder
to another. His desire to retain q power of
him to the consequences Of this eternal policy
of intermeddling. The checks which be has
received in Italy, Germany and Mexico seem
to have produced but little effect upon him.
To the rest Of the world it is plain that they
have weakened his popularity with his people,
and that a few more false moves Of the same
kind will entirely destroy it. If there is one
question more than another which it is dan
gerous for him to reopen it is that OF French
interference in Rome. He got safely out OF
the consequences Of hissf1rst mistake in that
quarter, and should be satisfied to remain 80.
The voice Of the Catholic world, at least of all
but the fanatical portion Of it, is against the
continuance Of the Pope's temporal power.
But even If this were not SO the Italian people
are determined to put an end to it. and what q
nation wills it will be difficult to gainsay. This
guaranteeing or assumption Of the Papal debt
Is simply intended to commit the Catholic
Powers to an armed interference if necessary;
and If step of that kind should ever be at
tempted we need scarcely say that the conse-
quenoes will be fatal to Napoleon. He GER
tainly will not be sustained by the French poo
pie in war for such a purpose. The very
idea shows that his mind is becoming weak
sned, and that, like Louis XIV. towards the
CLOSE Of his life, he Is surrendering himself to
the influence Of women and priests.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
ALLEGED WHOLESALE swlMplIns.

At late hour On Tuesday afternoon last oncer Jossph
Strauss attached 70 the central ocs Of the Metropolitan
Police while passing through Bleeckss sress noticed
the movements Of party Of msn who = the ofAcsr
fancied wsn scting somewhat suspicaousy. Acoossng
one Of the trso Mr. rpfsi, the efcsr, asssr brief
conversation, learned from that gentleman that ons
sf the two men accompaayiag him, Chaslss u vii.
Hers BY name, had IN his presence eSsrsd fos
sale . set Of harness stili In his possesion,
Il much lower figure shan the intrinsic value a the
property would make prontabis. Nes dsubung that the
harness which D vllisn We psddiins about wss the
proceeds Of illicit speculation, enacsr Strauss
hssdauartsn before Inspscsos waing .hsn that on.
ana s %1S., . s
arrest Of De vinism Mr. ". y. wilson, s.ddlsr doing
business q No las Dowevy bad called and complained
By . Frsuohman 9. spsniard, Who bad handed
him in paymsns shsrefos whss parnorMcd M e I.s' = g
ing b vss ~ rscspss si for o. ssss snouns sssa Sy
wilson's clerks having been sent promptly dsnsasd
sszsd Sy ihs police, and had rendered IN payment .As
yalu.lsss check Yesterday ps visM % vas % taken BE- %.
oss s.sssd & scmm m % sSs custody
wilson was nol Che only person whom the DELINQUENT
''m'a'a ssss y pno' hour ssssr r. dissns research,
the ofBcer ascsrtsned that his suspicious
wsrs we'll grounded The following statement viii shcw
their CORRECTNESS: DE vilnem - aliegecs recently
called upon j. 4 w. Sloan Co, OF No. so1 Broadway
and having purchased quantity Of Carpet gave in pay
mont therefor check for $50 signed A Dillawny
Hs nsxs waited upon Charles bruno, Of No. SS1 Broad
wav and bought musical instruments valued a $40
aivne in exchange therefor check signed Colonel O.
b barrett he bought Of Dsmares bali 90, Of No
therefor check signed d. hsssou. he then orders
books Of D. Appct,n Co., 443 cod t<S Broadway,
the amount Of ei32, and handed the nrm
snsok Cor gss esns slanN D d nsftss
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Ex-Ccnsrsssman r. 4 Pomeroy, Of New York, and
g. p. Ward, OF Chicago Ill, are stopping at the st.
Nicholas Hotel
General D. Rueees, Of the United States Army, and
James Kendall Of oswego, are stopping st the west
minister Hotel
Robert H. Pruyn, Of Albany, NJ ", and J. p. Slater
OF Memphis, are stopping at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
Senator James W. crimcs, Of Iowa; r X. Randall, of
ping at the Holman Hopse.
Among the passengers who sailed for Europe yestss-
day In the steamship ouba we're the Right Rev. pshcp
Of Cork, and Sir Edwa dunard, Basonei. q liverpool
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

The discussion on Tuesday in the House Of
Representatives of the bill proposing relief for
the South was characterized by an extraordi-
nary outbreak of Congressional profanity. "Mr.
Covode, OF Pennsylvania, proceeded to relate
from the Scriptures the story of how King Ahab
was made to suffer because he had shown
mercy to the King Of the Assyrians, who, with
his army, had been delivered into his hands.
Before concluding the narrative he was inter-
the Senate, whereupon Mr.. Ross, Of Illinois,
inquired Of the Speaker whether message
from the Almighty could be Interrupted by
message from the Senate" Now this question
may have been considered fine joke in Con-
gress, but outside Of Congress the moral sense
Of the community is everywhere shocked by 40
public and fragrant violation Of the divine
commandment, Thou shalt not take the name
of the Lord thy God in vain" Such irrevsrent
trihing is not witty, but wicked. Its bias
phsmy, however, js not more offensive than
that OF certain Congressman who arrogate to
themselves the divine prerogatives. Uniting
with Butler and Covode in inhuman opposition
TO the proposed relief Of the starving people Of
the South, they invoke the judgments of God
upon the people Of the North II they
dare, Hke Ahab, to show mercy to
the vsnquished. The ENJOYS Of the Syrian
king girded sackcloth on their loins and pat
ropes on their heads and came to the king Of
Israel and said, Thy servant Ben-hadad saith,
I pray thee let me live. And he said, Is he
yet alive he IL my brother" Ahsb then
promised to restore the cities which bad been
taken from The Syrians, and he made cove
nant with Ben-hadad. But for this he was de-
nounced in the name Of the Lord by pro-
phst. "Thus saith the Lord, Because thou hast
let 70 out Of thy hand . man whom ! ap-
pointed to utter destruction, therefore thy life
shall go for his life, and thy people for his
people," Our radical opponents to the resto-
ration Of the South TO the Union. II appears,
would fain pronounce this cruel curse upon
the men Of the North who, moved TO generous
compassion by the dietresses Of their late
i. antagonists, would recognise them again ~
sebrothers," although these Congressional
usurpes OF the divine prerogatives have zap
pointed them to utter destruction"
Hsuch blasphemy is tolerated at Washing
ton, it Is, perhaps, mot surprising that similar
wanton disregard OF the religious suscepti,
biliHes Of the public is indulged In at Albany.
The brethren and sisters Of q Baptist church
near the State capital have been grievously
offended by Mr.. Oakley, who, in q recent speech
in the Legislature, stigmatized their house Of
worship as "bath house," To be sure he
may plead in extenuation that he wished to
retort upon the pastor Of the church in ques-
tion; the latter, in addressing his Sunday
school, had innocently likened the capitol Ia
I,,rotic acvlurn ~
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO.

Arrival Of Juarex AZ San Lais-Occupation Of
CoIina and Tamora by the Liberals.
NEW 0RLEASs, March 20, 1851
01ncial news from the Mexican government up 10 the
oath ult has been received here.
President Juapsz arrived Il San Luis Potos the 21s
where he met With enthusiastic reception. On the
"a Of February General Corona occupied the city Of
Coma with it, gasoa On the Ssh the liberal General
Narqusx Of oOronas army occupied the city Of Tamo
in Michoacsn- Ths leaves The whole country norshwsss
Of Qusrsaso in the hands Of the liberals and General
Corona and General Rsgulss condition 70 join Esco-
bsdo and hsht Miamon q oussssaro No sngagsmeas
had taken place up 70 the 2Ash uls.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

rsinvcsted In harness AZ r.
OF No 1886 Broadway, and give things b ~ =.
signed aDr Charles do Velasky, y b0uSsck gor ex&
Aing Lacey, III Sixth avenue, and paii ssrna,s -
for thirty nine dollars, signed BY MarcelIi cher
subsequently using the same signature 10 . chsss.d
undercloGhing Nine II. Dickof oI 30 Spring stree
brought bis operations to Q close.
IL Is expected that ali tho parties whose ars
given above will make complaint against the prisoner.
whom, It Is understood, they have fully identified
Charles Villiers who durance vie " French
man by birth, and aged thirty years he claims u
be graduate OF The College Henri Nv. and has been =
professor Of languages by profession
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

ffko the Israentes VINO passed through the
Red Sea in their fight from Egypt If
the idea is sublime, there Is but one step
from the sublime to the ridiculous. We win
mention only one more proposition attributed
to the same fertile imagination. In this New
Workers are particularly interested; for Mr.
Serrell, it is said, would convert New York, or
at least Broadway, into modern Venice. He
would widen Broadway by having a broad
canal, with picturesque gondolab pass up and
down its centre; double railroad track on
each side of the canal, and carriage road
between each track and the sidewalks, and
sidewalks ten feet wider than at present As
for the marble palaces of trade and the other
structures 10 be demolished in order to effect
this widening Of Broadway, their materials arc
to be sold and devoted to the liquidation OF
the national debt
Now, il Mr. Serrell has enough time, money
and science to carry out successfully all his
plans, we shall suggest that he also engage the
services of the famous astronomer in DR.. John
sons tale of Rasselas, and change our detesta-
BILE climate. The astronomer possessed the
regulation of the weather and the distribution
Of the seasonR The sun listened to his die
tates, and passed from tropic to tropic by his
direction. He ssrestrained the rage Of the dog
star and mitigated the fervors of the crab."
Perhaps Mr.. Serrell will postpone the realiza-
tion of his stupendous plan for remodelling
New York Antil the astronomer shall have
arrived from Abyssinia.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
"A N y s & M E N T s
Olympic Theatre.

Although newer favostcs have OF late boen more
prominently before the pubIic,- yet La SosnaNsbSld.
sparkling with the many gems vocal and nstrunenta.
profussly distributed throughout the Of that
popular opera has not lost it's poepoy 70 charm the
scal Its production last night 81 the Olympic
theatre greeted by . full house, which had every
" bc pleased with the truly excellent manner in
which the entire opera performed. Miss Richings'
Anina was picture Of rustic grace and her light and
brilliant voice heard TO advantage Messrs Castle
and Campbell filled the r6is OF the Count and Evino
very respectfully and the humorous deiineaon OF tho
character Of Acsso by Mr.. j. A. Arnold received
with laughter. The chorus and orchestra under Mr..
received.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

CHARIRsros, 9. O., March 20, 1867.
General sckles arrived here today and win issue his
order assuming command Of the department tomorrow.
Tha present. civil ocsw VIII bs psrmissA to continue
weir fusstssss :
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

SAN TRANcNoo, March 20, 1901
Aarge public msltina was held q Victoria last night
FOR the admission of Ne colony intS che British North
American Confed4scy. The nestn ng was unaniuously
70 confer with ths impsrtd eovWpssNs csafak9stisa
authorities - ne euhieSt.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Brett, France, March 20, 1867
Tho steamship Psrere from New York, has arrived
1t this port
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

ssGMA, Ala, March 20, 1867.
The wreck Of the steamer Coqucsss has been ncatna
down the riyer all the evening II u supposed she
podsd hr boiler. but 40 particulars have bssn rscsvsd
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

benefit will be given at the French theatre this
ing to NM scribot and Chandora and Mmea Rosa sau-
vier and Caruei which occasion those artists will sp
pear for the time this establishment where they
have won 20 many honors and friends. Tho bill COM
prises lie S.ppiice dune Femme, drama by Alcxan-
der Dumas, and l. 'Ap0ur dune In0eaus
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
Kelly q Leou,s Nrinstrels.

Crowded houses nightly attest in the most substantial
70 the increasing popularity Of this excellent
company. Last evening most unique and attractive
programme was presented, combining sentimental and
comic songs, buresques and . number Of capital now
local jokes with the usual fascinating pas s By srhc
Only Lecn.n "Patn In PArisn new operate and
instrumental buricsque and the "toyid spectacular az
ravaganza Of Cinder Leonr are the prominent attrac
tions Of The present week.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

xAsskfsr xsssff:fr. ssEs R1cs-ESr 4.,.., =.
pbysioogcsIly Dcpos SO Canal street. ssd = L.
dies fancy stores. 4N
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

MxMBn, Tenn, March -, 1891.
The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad hss been Coz
sodated with the Fl Paso and Pacific Railroad of wAoo
General Fremont ID President.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Harra %
leave this port on Thursday, for Apinwall.
The mails for Csntrai America and the Sodth Pasa04
will close At hafpast ten O'Clock on Thursday mssnao
The New YoRK HERALD-Kdton for tAs raoine-Was
bs ready at past nine O'Clock IN the morning
Single copies in Wrappers ready for mailing. ~ ssaA
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The New York herald., 1867-03-21

A..-Te Owncrs Of Prepsrty Aeeweea I'M
ROOMS, Broadway corner Of Thirty fourth sers2t =
Thursday 3is ns ~ r. NJ to devise measures f0r 70
asng the act now pending before shs Ssnsse z ss0sne
railroad, With steam power through Asss bocka
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Manager Hooley presents programme shis week ~
pless with interesting scss songs, dances &c Mr. A.
~ hernandes 10 now the CHIEF attraction, and 10 Ger.
tainiy great acquiston 70 the company. In piscs
entitled The Black Man a Agar he performs soms very
clever tricka Of hich ID packing himself and six
dozen bottles IN boz simeon inches vide,
inches long and nineteen inches deep The houao as
evening was crowded Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Hoolsy
gave matinee for the bsne6t Of he masonic fund for
the widows and orphans.
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

ury. For refreshing the mouth and impartae
has equal Prepared BY exper1e1oed ~
st at ~ Kss Twelfth street, where testimonials frcn so
chemlGts can be
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

Brew: :ss sssss 6:s. e
pared by Dr. PERRY, % Bond street. Sold By ~ druoUse
The New York herald., 1867-03-21

A aseod sweet Thip9.-Dr. sravc,s CesQA
Coughs and Colds rhis Il the for II. Apply 81 -