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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-06-25

000A BUSHELS sound and dry Corn and
~OUO Oats-all recent arrivals, for sale by
may25 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-06-25
OATS AND CORN.

Ela BAGS Oats and Corn just stored and for
sJOV sale ID lots to suit the wants of pur-
chasers. juueSl JOSHUA BEAL.
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THE FIIIBUSTEas.

secre. enlIstments are still proceeding In New York
on behalf OF the two distinct nbastering corps TO
Mexico. The utmost secrecy Ia observed, however by
Ill parties connected with the movement and an oath
that OF the old vehm geriohs Of Hungary
administered apparently to all concerned The late news
transmitted by the cable last evening forcteing that
Napoleon had ordered Q French feet to proceed 70
Mexican waters in order 70 avcngs the reported assAs-
sinaon Of the French Minister in the City Of Msrico
will have the effect OF accecrating the movements Of
the llibusterA The plan OF the adventures Ia being
eagerly taken up in other cities besides Now York.
AZ Buffalo, Albany, and In the South at
New Orleans, even - far st. Louis parties
are being organized 70 proceed to Mexico, although
is not yet stated which side these respective bodies
will augment with their forcea sMaximilian's
avengers" have, 10 is SAID, completed their prcpars-
TONS while Santa Annas pArtisans still indcfaiigaby
the well known ex-ccnfedersts general
arrived yesterday mornisg In New York, and his
Is not inscribed the visitors list Of the hosei at
which he In stopping 10 b said that bis visit IL 70 DO
strictly private. Ia connected with The
OF Hlbustsrs Az several Mexican ocers have had
interviews with him already since his arrival. there
possibly truth In the report II IL believed that In
few days at latest some important disclosures will DO
made with reference 10 the Mexican erpsdt on but at
present the public must be content 10 remain unen.
lighsened.
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The following document furnished BY the Associated
Press agency Of ihis city had bean already extensively
placardsd the fences and walls OF New York during
the last week -
Nrw ORLEANS, July Is, 1881.
Tie following proclamation 10 being circulated on ths
Rio Grande border
AmERIcAxsshsll the civilized people Of srer. nation
stand passive, and BY their silence assent TO the mos
barbarous act OF the nne.een century,bc euichefy
In cold blood by mongrel OF God forsaken
OF the man who, by treachery became their prisoner
OF war; For. what else was Maxmiian but prisoner OF
wary He was certainly not q nlibuster for he would
not consent 10 become their Emperor un'A large ana
powerful delegation OF the represen noves OF tns
pressed his accepsnce Of the Mexican crown ano wnon
he only sccepied after much reluctance History
have been iposrabe Of gov erument, while Maxi
milan has shown to the world that he was the best ruler
they ever had and doing I'll that wise man oouia
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do 10 develop the resources Of thai -couutry un0
betrayed By Judas Iscarot 10 whom he had trusted
MAximiian one Of natures noblemen, Oecause ho
educated Christian gentleman. and ali bic act1
high toned and chIvario. He brave man, and
died . brave man should DIRE But his life was .
most beautiful pearl sacrificed 70 beassy swine The
with horror and detsstation from the preparation q
this most dastardly outrage Of modern history.
AnEmcAss-Ths bloodhound Escobedo has insolentiv
denantiy declared the world that before coAaa
his military career he hopes the blood Of every
foreigner split that resides IN this country Shall thu
b sof Out with this foul blot stains the Americas
ccntinensi Lot a. meet In oar strength, that n.y.
give public oppression TO eur tndgnats0a. and let fl
morally responsible for ths death Of Mszmilian Yea
even though fall upon Secretary Of State, whose litf
best men that ever lived
Honor 70 whom honor b dus but lei justice b doas
though The heavens should fail
4 NATIVE OF NEW YORK
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MpuKn MASS Foa the LATE espeaoa Of mnce.

from The New Orleans Poayuns. July 81
solem. mas Of requiem for the late Emperor naa-
milan Of Mexico viii b celebrated this morning. -
sight O'Clock, IN the Rsdsnporst (Gsrmas church Z
b. hary, o. !osePhies stssstt Fsarih district ~
psan Consuls, end the ofacers q the Aus1rinn
frigats E'isabstn are sxpsossd - b prsssaA
Apart nom hls claims 70 sach ptous e0ass
exemplary eoA Of The Church, the Enpseoe Naz6-
mian's memory particularly dear 70 the Rsdemp1esns
FathsrA He the benefSctos Of tie Order n e..
many and before leaving fOe Mexico caaed q e. e
their houses 70 take aectonass farewell The go
Fathers whose lives arc an unremitting sacnoe for -
living Of every social condition. could not forget teeP
princey friend whose hfe laid down with heruo
and self sacrifice the interest OF others that tsaAsla
him TO she front rank or the noble army OF mArtyn.
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OBI r o Ar =.

william Schsleneld, ESQ.,, M. r.
The Atlantic cable announces the death Of emlneaA
advocate OF the popular cause Great Britain In tAs
person OF Mr.. William scholeneid n P. for BtrminS-
ham, the warm friend OF John Bright, and EngilA
legislator schooed 70 some extent By American szps
rieucea afiass x
Mr. scholsnsd, the second SON OF the late Mr. Joshs
Scholsned, some time . banker at and N. p. foRDs@
m,ngham vas born In 1902 and having flushed HI
education BY travelling through tho United Statsa
entered his fathers business In 1887 he was eeces1
High Bair OF his native oity and Mayor In 1888. -
the grant Of charter OF incorporation. He was -
unsuccessful candidate for Birmingham in the Liberal
interest his fathers death In 1884, but though -
feated by Mr.. r. Spooner that OCCASION ohossa
At the dissolution OF 1S47 and has continued 70 repre-
sent that constituency. The consistent advocate g
religious equality. he invar ably led the opposon -
Mr. Spooners motion for the repeal Of the MaynooeA
grant, while he commanded with equal psrtisscy ag.n
Lord John (Eari) Russes Ecclesiastical Titles bill,
his constituency, would have cost his seat to ls
popular representative In promoting the repeal Of H.
paper duties Mr.. Schoiefeld played promnent para
and he equally active in his efforts 70 obtain MODS
Parliamentary Committee the Aduteration Of Foo1
which for two sessions under his chamanshp ana
Director Of tho Birmingham and Midland Bank, Dspufv
Chairman OF tho Liverpool and London Assurance Con-
pany, and Chairman Of the London Discount Company.
Mr. scnoshs sI demise will be ersssy incurred .
grief to his many personal friends in France and the
United States, among whom may be mentioned Ma
Cave n. p, sojournng In this country. c
John Cooper Burney. "a. 1855,
This gentleman. well known in England ~ the pub-
Usher OF the John Bull died recently al his residence -
London For forty years he had been the pub
~ George Batey. r'rerrg es
Our foreign files record the death Of this we'll know
proprietor Of the establishment known "Battys Ne.
nagerie" The deceased about sixty -four years -
age and had retired from active busaess several years
previous 70 his death. A few weeks since be VI.
tied France pleasure trip was taken III at Raunes
and died very suddenly. a'as allfA
Horafio McCuHock. n. 3. A.
This gentleman chief Of Scottish landscape paintsr
died recently at bis residence, st. Colin va EdnburE,
in the sixty-s year Of hn age. His works were
very numerous and Of tho larger be
toned Loeb Ellen, Loeb Katrns Loeb Achray, Kn-
churn CASTLE Edinburg from Dalmeny, Dream Of the
Highlands MISTY Corries, Glencoe, Lord Macdonajd'o
Deer Forest In skye Lowiand River inverlochy tese9
(now In the Scottish National GalIery and latest 81
these greater productions picture In the last EdnberG
Exhibition, Loeb Marco, Sutheriandshire IL vas to
general custom to yearly contribute two three large
pictures the Royal Scottish Academy and occasionally
two 70 the Glasgow annual exhibition NJ.
Mccullock undoubtedly the abes painter that 6oee-
land has produced for many years.
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John Cooper Burney. ~,
This gentleman. well known in England - the pub-
Usher Of the John Bull died recently al his residence 4.
London: For over forty years he had been the pub
Usher OF his paper go @
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Cathedral Robbed Of all It's sacred Vessels
and Orname nts-nIore Arrests-Finaneiai
err on MExrco, Jups n, 1857
The difnculty In regard to the French Minister, n.
Dano was adjusted YESTERDAY and he leaves to-day for
Vera Cruz, az do also tho French and Ausriass who
wish 10 return Europe. The Brazilian Consul offered
on the part Of his government the positions In the
imperial army Of Brazil that each held In the army here
to all who desired 70 emigrate thlther number have
accepted and vessel 10 be employed by the minister
OF Brazil 70 take them 10 that country considerable
part have volunteered the ranks Of the liberal army
and, with their nne band will remain in Mexico.
Governor Bag s after tho priests again He yesterday
squad Of soldiers 10 the cathedral ard completely
stripped OF every particle OF gold and silver found In
the vast sdincs even 70 the cbace& short time be-
fore the surrender The priests In charge took out large
part Of the precious mssa including shs massive gold
chandeliers ratings affairs &C., and secrstsd them.
III Pdjaro Rojo Of this afternoon publishes order
Of tho general government Whaling the titles OF oil
veyances concessions, az, made by the imperial gov
eminent
All the foreign repre- senatvss preparing 10 leave.
excepting alone the American Consul
Juaez Is anticipated daily and IL earnestly bopcd
his arrival will mot b delayed Diax is conducting the
arars Of hs dcult position with tact and ability and
Is hourly growing In the estsem OF the people IS well a.
more securely and positively insuring his elevation Va
the Presidency.
Minister Campbell n looked for with considerable i'm
PATIENCE a. IL s belisvcd that the dignity and honor Of
government will be sustained By him and Mr. Plumb
his Secretary, In different than ~ present. snt
those who have iabcrsd and fought 10 preserve oui
country intact will then receive the protection nov 90
corded 10 those who forfeited IT, and TO the citizens o.
foreign poveu
There is nothing yet definitely known IN relation TO th'
whereabouts Of karquez story, well authenticated
s adoal that he empAoyed three masons 70 perform
The national Republican., 1867-04-04
Georgetown News.

RELIEF FOR THE SoUTH.-At the Merchants
Exchange, yesterday morning, tho offerings were
1, 900 bushels corn, 800 bushels red wheat, 900
bushels white wheat, 1900 bushels oats. 500 bushels
meal, 40 bushels rye, 800 bblS extra four $50 bbls
cut extra 200 bbls ne, $50 bbls. family, 900 bbls
super. Salss-300 bushels oats, rs cents $50
bushels yellow meal, $i 40 bushels rye, 81 .30 L.
400 bushels corn s1.07 to 81. 0s; lot Of ordinary
red wheat 50 325i 1000 bushels rcd wheat, So 49,
a small lot yellow corn, damaged $l.02i extra
-four S14i to $l5li cut extra Sl3 to $751; family,
$l6i to sl7l.
At the close of business transactions the mem.
bers Of the Board called to order by the pres
dent, who stated that the object Of the meeting
was to take action In regard to obtaining and for
warding provisions to the destitute people Of the
Southern States. The Rev. W. W. Williams, Of
this city, was introduced, and made some state,
ments AZ to the actual suffering that existed In thA,
section Of country. On motion, Msssrs. John J,
Beall, D. L. Shoemaker, Jas. Welch, Benz. Darby,
E. D. Hartly, and Jenkin Thomas were appointed
q committee to receive subscriptions Of money anG
provisions Much interest In the advancement o.
the object was manifested,
THE CASAL.-Arriyed - Boats James Shaw
wood to market; Mary, light NJ A. Myers, ll0l'
tons coal to American Co.. Fanny Ortman, lis. o
tons coal to Central Co. A number Of boats will
produce, &c., have arrived but not registered, AM
others are reported on the way
| THK AQUEDUcT.-sinc tho opening Of the Aqus
| duct three boats have passed over to the Alsxan
dria canal, all laden with coal
The national Republican., 1867-04-04
Departmentsl,

NAVAL NEws.-Dispatches have been re-
ceived at tho Navy Department from Rear Admiral
J. A. Dahlgren, dated United States aaR. ship Pow.
hatan, Bay Of Oallao, March I, 1857, announ cing
that the Powhatin would start on cruise a. soon
as the spsr-deck cabin should be completed. The
Tuscarora sailed for the Fejee Islands on the 9th
Of February. The Dakota was at Valparaiso. The
wateree sailed on the 9Th Of February for Panama,
Buenayentura, Guayaqui, Paita, Huanehaco and
Lambayaque. The Nyack was at yaldivia on the
9th Of February. The Pensacols was to sail on the
Sd or 9th OF March for sau Prancisco.
public LANDS The Commissioner Of the Gen.
oral Land 0tice has received returns showing an
aggregate disposal Of Is, 1871 acres Of the public
lands during tho month Of February last at the
following local Offices Oregon City. Oregon, 13 83l
aeres, 10 842 acres Of which wore taksn under the
donation act, and the remainder sold for cash and
taken for actual settlement and cultivation under
the homestead law a. Stockton, California, 4,874
acres were taken under the homestead law sold for
cash and located with military warrants
Army oRDERs.-Brsvet Major General John q
Robinson, colonel 43d infantry, relieved from
former duty and ordered to his regiment at hi,
own request; three months delay granted him.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel j X. Gibson, assistant
surgeon, transferred from the Department Of the
East to the District Of New Mexico. Broyet Majoi
John Brooke, assistant surgeon relieved from duty
In New Mexico and ordered to report to Surgeon
General for assignment TO duty.
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT or MARRtA0Es.-
General Howard has appointed Mr.. M. V. Wrigh
as Assistant Superintendent Of Marriages for thiI
District, and ordered him to report to Rev. Johr
Kimball. Mr. Wright Is directed TO give his Who'll,
attention to this duty, and the work Of procuring
employment for freed people will be secondAr,
thereto.
CHER CLERK OF TIE AGRICULTURAL DEPART
NENr.-Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner Of Agri
culture, has appointed Mr.. +. L. Barker, Of Rhod,
Island, as Chief Clerk Of tho Department, vice @
D. Newton, resigned. Mr. D. formerly held th'
position Of Assistant Professor Of Rthios, at thi
Naval Academy, Annapolis.
IsrEREsrIsa TO SOLDIERS The Second Audito
Of the Treasury has decided that where tho bount.
Of deceased soldier Is applied for by his parents
who have been divorced, the bounty will DO pal,
only to the parent who applied for the di 'Orce an
oil niu1a IL
The national Republican., 1867-04-04
RADY'S NATIONAL PHOTO
ID GRAPHIC GALLERY,
7s5 BROADWAY,
NEw YoRk,
| Nearly opposits 0Taes 0hureh.
PROPOSALS FOR CATTLE FOR IN.
DIAN SERVICE
DEPARrNEsr or rHEISrpRIOE, !

DEPARrnEsr OF raE ISrTRIOE,l
March q, 1857 !
Proposals will be received up 10 the lSh day Of Nay
1867, at the office Of H. b. DsnmAn, Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs for the Northern 6upafi ntendency, Al
Omaha City, Nebraska for the delivery at Omaha city
Of the following Stock Cattle, to wit:
800 head Of MIX Cows for the winnsbago indians
occupying reservation In Nebraska
800 head Of Milk Cows for the santes Sioux Indians,
occupying reservation at the mouth Of the NiobTarl,
NebTAskA.
800 head Of MIX Cows for the Yaneon Sioux indians.
occupying reservation In Dakota.
100 head Of Muk Cows for the Omaha Indians, oscu.
pying u reservation In Nebraska.
% head OF young American Bulls.
81 mead Of beef c tile, (steers.)
The Cows must be Of z cd quality, American breed,
not less than three than years old
Cows with young calves, or Cows with calf will be
preferred. Dry cows will mot be received The Balls
must be not than three years DID, and the Beef Cat
tie not less than four years old,
Superintendent DenmAn will have the right to reject
any all the bids; also the right to reject any or all
the cattle II he deems that the cattle delivered are not
Of the required character.
Superintendent DenmAn will be authorised to reeeiye
the said cattle and to give vouchers to the parties dely
ering the cattle to be paid NJ the once Of the Commis
sioner Of Indian AnAirs 10 Washington city.
The time OF the delivery Of tho cattle will be deter
mined by Superintendent DsnmAn who will also have
the power to change the place Of delivery, with the
consent Of the contractor.
Good aud SUFFICIENT bonds will be required for the
faithful tulhllment Of the contract.
Bids will not be received for less number than the
total number ut cows aud bulls called for. Separate
proposals, however, will be received for ths beef cattle
o. II. BROWNING.
Apl Secretary,
The national Republican., 1867-04-04
Alexandria Affairs.

The Alexandria State Journal of Tues
day says:
THE PREsBYrERr OF PoroMAo met to-day In ac.
cordance with previous agreement, at Falls Church,
about nine miles from this city. Several Of the
delegates LEFT this city to-day for that village on
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad.
This Presbyery includes within It's Jurisdiction the
First Presbyterian church Of this city.
AMONG tho claims rejected at the Executive De.
partments during the past few months were several
from this neighborhood, among them the claims Of
the Mt. Vernon Cotton Manufacturing Company
the Catholic church at Fredericksburg, William II.
Irwin. the Manassas Gap Railroad Company and
Mrs. NJ Irwin. All Of these cases morited q more
favorable consideration.
TX THE course Of an argument at the court house
yesterday, Mr.. F. L. Smith stated that the debt Of
this county was, at this time from 81, 600 to
tl4, 900. The greater portion Of this has already
been levied for.
The national Republican., 1867-04-04

VIOLATING CRY ORDINANCES. - Richard
Robey was arrested In the Eighth precinct BY oioer
Marks, on Tuesday evening, charged with keeping
dog without license. He was fined S. by Jus.
tice Handy.
Oficer j. II. Gordon, of the samo precinct, ar
rested James Trimbsl and William Forney, charged
with driving over the payements. Justice Gull
fined each party 50.
The national Republican., 1867-04-04

The CASE OF LEONARD HUYCK.-ln the Su,
preme Court of New York, on Tuesday last, Judge
Barnard discharged J. D. Stewart on the charge Of
q conspiracy to defraud the Government in the
matter of the Merchants National Bank q thii
city, but held Leonard Huyck for examination.
The national Republican., 1867-04-04

PERsovAI--Edward A. Pollard, ESQ.,, au.
thor Of "Black Diamonds, " tho Lost Cause and
editor Of the bellieose Richmond Examiner In BEL.
iups days, arrived In the city yesterday morning
Mr. Pollard has just recovered from serious at
tack Of diptheria. .tE.2 o
Hon. 8. NJ Winston, Penn, ana W. p. Ross,
Chief q the Cherokee Nation, are at the United
States Hotel -. --r-
Hon. Samuel McLsan, Montana; Gen, Ed. Bragg.
y. 9, A., and J. katin, Augusts, o., are at the
National.
A. ]. Leohlsr, Phiiadelphia; J. ". Psker, ST.
Louis; s. Worthington, Kansas J. =. johnson,
Pa W. s. Hooper, Va; W. 8. Hamilton, H.; DR..
J. Higgins, Ind 8. Hart, Te1as; Jno. D. Weller,
jr, San Francisco Col. @. L. Beliero, France; r.
Lsspita EspanOl; Louis Brahs, N. Y; J. r. Spill
man, Va. J. A. Jsffries, do; J. N. NJ. Allan, do,
W. O. Bandersou, Baltimore; Hon. J. J. Jsekson,
W. Va; II. NJ Smith, Richmond, Va; W. wei,
Bowie, Nd; @. 7. Turner and W. +. Berry Nd.
4. p. Marshall, Cincinnati, o.; W. M. French, g.
o. B. Howard, 81. Louis No. are at the sestor
House.
R. Toter. Australiaj Hon. A. johnson, Ark
James O. Grassiss, Melbourne, Australia; J. R. @
Pitkin, y. o. Thaeker, Boston; Hon. H. L. Coke
Pa; A. B. McCrury, San Francisco, Cal and W
G. Dancy, Miss, are at Willard's.
@ E. Nelson, U. s. N; J. A. Yeokiey, U. s. A..
and Capt. Adams, U. s. NJ, are at the Over
| House. .r. .. H ...I ..7.
The national Republican., 1867-04-04

Promotions. The following promotions
were made on Tuesday in the clerical force of the
Treasury Department Merritt Brown, hrst to second
class Charles Stierlin and Albert Wallace, first to
third class George Wood, third to fourth class.
The national Republican., 1867-04-04

FiRE.-At about 0 o'clock on Tuesday
morning. u large hogshead Of meat in the yard OF
Mr.. soi0AsOns, who keeps meat store on Seventh
street west, between street and Maryland avenue.
took hre from few ember that were being used
for the purpose of smoking meat The kuekei
steam FIRE engine WAs soon on the ground, but, a,
the FIRE had been ontinguished by the application o
q few buckets Of water the kucker did not go into
service. Persons cannot be too careful with hrs
this windy season,
The national Republican., 1867-04-04

YoUHG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
We are pleased to note the passage Of the bill Of
this association by both branches Of Congress, which
authorizes 1t to own real estate to the amount Of
500, 900, exempt from taxation. The association
can now 20 to work and erect the new hall which
they had in contemplation for many months past
The national Republican., 1867-04-04

"DIcK RIvERs" AGAIN.-Y Yesterday the no.
torious Dick Rivers was arrested as dessrter from
the Fourth United States artillery, by Otcer j, j.
Hill of the Fifth precinct. Dick was turned over
TO the military aulhorties.
The national Republican., 1867-04-04

FIRST OoSo SoCIErY. First
Congregational Society Of Washington, D. c., held
a meeting Al the Law Buldint, on Fifth street, on
Tuesday evening, and organized under the charter
lion Of the following named Ioihcsrs: President,
Gen o. o. Howard Treasurer, N. B. Bartlett,
Clerk, 8. II. Goodman; Trustees, D. NJ Kelsey, J.
M. Rumssy. Hiram Barber, A. 7. LOngley, and W.
r. Bascom. The officers and committees were 10.
sructsd to proceed with the work on the new church
at the corner OF Tenth and o streets, and II Is
December
The national Republican., 1867-04-04

The RATIoN.-Yesterday there were
registered 222 white and 1877 colored voters in the
Third ward, at the City Hall, and total for the
ward so far Of /, 100, Of which 474 are white and
635 colored persons. The registration Of voters Of
the same ward will be continued at the same place
to-day
The national Republican., 1867-04-04
THE WASHINGTON HoMGoPATH.
IL &c DISPENSARY

THE WASHINGTON HoMGoPATH.
l. &c DIsPENSARY.
This charitable Institution, go much needed In thi
city, will open MONDAY, October f9 on q street,
sl4, between Twelfth aud Thirteenth,
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,.
CHARLES KNAP, RSa.,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ,
wM. 8. HUNTINGTON, ESQ,
GEORGE <. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN @. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. s. VERDI, N. D., Secretary.
Al this worthy Institution the poor people Of our city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free "
charge
The DispsnSGry being supported BY free eontribu.
lions, all those we'll disposed towards the poor ay
send their contributions TO the Treasurer, John O.
Clarke ksq Of the Bank Of Riggs Co or to the Sec
rstary, Dr. T. Verdi 26S street. between Fourteenth
| aud Fifteenth.
Tho rooms will be opened from 2tO4 p, N, daily,
| Sundays excepted
DTS, T. s. Verdi, Of wAshngtoB, and g. s. Verdi Of
Georgetown, and any other physician willing TO assist
| In the good work, will be In attendance.
| oo0sts a g. VERnI- Y. D., Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-04-04

FISED.-Miles Mullen, hackman, was ar
rested on Tuesday, by Officer Mardn, Of the Pihh
precinct, on the complaint Of Messrs. Chadwick 4
Sykes, for violating the hack law. He was fined
$6 by Justice MoTssll.
The national Republican., 1867-04-04

GooD TME.-The steamer Il. q. knight, Of
the new line between the District cities and New
York. on her last trip reached New York In forty
one hours despite the wind and storm.
The national Republican., 1867-04-04

FIGHTING IN THE STREET.-0flicer Dangler,
of Georgetown, arrested James II. Vermyla and
james T. Sherwood, for indulging In q street fight.
Justice Buckley fined each Of them $1.44.
Moses SnOWden and Vachel H. Edmonson, col.
ored, arrested by Officer RObey, for like offence,
were fined 81. so each.