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The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

The SUNDAY CREscENT.-The Sunday CREs-
GENT, in all respects, is paper which we offer
as creditable to the literature and journalistic
enterprise of New Orleans. Filled with the
latest news by telegraph and mail, with in
teresting local events, with a miscellany of
literary contributions original and selected,
and with the latest financial and commercial
intelligence, it is a paper which We
offer to the public with entire con-
fdence in its being acceptable. The
Sunday CRESCENT being carefully and leisurely
read, is paper the advantages of advertising
In which are so apparent that nothing further
on the subject need be said.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

We had yesterday conversation with one
of the most intelligent and influential colored
men of on city. In reply to various ques-
tions which we asked, he stated that so far as
his observation went there was amongst the
thinking and intelligent colored people no
antipathy to the whites that in every instance
which had come under his eye, colored Radi-
Gals and colored Democrats fraternized in
perfect good feeling; that the negroes are
deferred from the Democratic standard only
by the fear that should the Democratic party
obtain power they would be deprived of the
franchise; that the carpet-baggers industri-
ously circulate the impression that the object
of our party is to re-enslsve the colored men.
and that the eolored men of the city. some
what awakened to the true character of the
adventurers who now control our State. are
determined that they shall face the music.
and either by the. nomination of a colored
man to Congress, carry out their doctrine of
perfect equality, or else in the failure of sucb
define their true position. We
give these opinions as those of man who is
well posted in what is going on in the Radical
camp, and who has the intelligence to make
his own observations and deductions Our
readers can take them at their own estimate.
and judge how far they are consistent with |
he events now going on around us.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

Our st. Louis visitors start upon their
homeward journey by this afternoons train
upon the Jackson Railroad. The City Hotel
parlors were brilliant with life and gaiety last
evening upon the occasion of a hop in which
guests and hosts participated. 1t is gratify-
ing for us of New Orleans to know that the
visit of the delegation, brief though it has
BEEN has yet been characterized by cordi-
ality which cannot but doubly cement the
bond of sympathy which has hitherto existed
between Missouri and Louisiana-St. Louis
and New Orleans. We wish the departing
ones pleasant journey and safe return to
their homes.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

The Atlanta New Era, an off-shoot of
Georgia carpet-baggery, says of the present
Legislature of that State: at has spent more
money and done less for the people in the
same length of time than any that ever sat on
the American continent" OF course, the
editor OF the New Era never heard of our
Legislature, or he would not have made such
mistake. So We advise him to read the off,
cial proceedings CT the Louisiana Knights of
G. B., (carpet-bag.) and then amend his state
ment by the question of an exception in favor
Of that digniied and moral assemblage of
educated peddlers and intelligent field hands
who compose ode Ginral 'Sembly" of the
'nce sovereign State of Louisiana
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26
Den,ocrassc
STATE CENTR AL COMMITTEE
NEW ORLEANS, sEPr 8, 1858.
CALL FOR A STATE CONVENTION:

Atths Regular Meeting this Committee he'd At Des.
Hssaqusr.ersin this y Wednesday 81 inst, the
following Resolutions adopted to which the ArTEN-
TIoN OF DEMOCRATS throughout the State is respsct-
fully invited;
Resolved That for the purpose of ning upon
the Democratic Electoral Ticket for Eectors
large and for District Electors and Alternateo
msy be found ineligible der he Fourteenth Amend
Constitution for the nomina'ion Csnddsaes
Congress and for the of consulting together In
the interests the Dem cratic Party in the approaching
Campaign the Democratic Csntral Committee reeonmezd
that DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNyEsTIoN. to be CON-
posed Of Delegates to be by the Democrats
sa Parishes State the several wards Of The City
of Orleans and Agiers be held in this City WE'D
NESDAy, the 3oth September instant
solved the representation in the Convention shan
conform to the adopted for the Convention held this
city In March last to-vt:
One vote for each 200 votes vote for each fraction
leo ofthe aggregate vote cast In lstO r Bell Beek-
ridge and Douglas.
1t being understood the parishes many
delegates may be accredited be desired the pashs1
respectively.
Resolved That the Democratic parish organizations in the
country parishes and the Parish the city and
parish Orleans requested delegates
by parishes the country and by wards IN the aud Al
sier aforesaid and that all reqed pro-
ceedngs he by them nsure the meeting Of the
vention the date fixed, "WEDNESDAY, SOth SEPrEN.
BER, 1868
By order Of the Democratic State Central Committee
TH0S. L. MACON,
President
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For the benefit of the readers Of the CREs-
CENT we continue this morning the publica-
ton of the laws passed by the Legislature
now in session ON Dryades street. We shall
continue the publication of the laws from day
to day until we bring up all arrearages, and
then will keep the public duly advised of the
promulgation of the acts of the Legislature as
they are made. By referring to the sixth page
of this mornings CRESCENT our readers will
find several laws enacted by our model Leg
islature
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

Some of our prominent citizens and officials
leave for Grand Island this afternoon on the
steamer Agnes, on trip of pleasure, to taste
the sea air and salt water. An excellent chance
for cheap and delightful trip to al who can
get away. She leaves Harvey's Canal at Al
eiock' P. NJ, returning Monday. This is an
e1cenent chance for days jaunt to the salt
waters OF the gull, and for inhaling the de-
hghtful breezes of the sea. Barataria has al.
ways been known as one of the most delight.
fl u resorts along the whole seacoast of North
Am, Tica- mime host" Margot is the most
jovial end liberal of Amphitryons and ,hs
trip cam 'ot be aught but delightful one. We
thank Mr.. .Nargot and his excellent clerk for
their kind inv. 'tation to the staff of the Csrs-
CENT.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

OFFICE BOARD OF REGIsrRATIoy ,
etate OF LOuisiana

OFFICE BOARD OF REGISTRATION
state Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, September 25 1868
In accordance with the provisions Of section Eve NJ an
to create Board of Registration superntsnd the rsv
aOn Of the qualified electors Of State approved San
temoer 1868 all persons refused by the
ors OF kes trson have the rghI Ct appeal from their de-
eisiOn to the Board Of Registration.
Inc Board OF Registration hereby give notice that all ap
peas must be IN writing and that they will every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY for the purpose bearing and
ing soeh sppea Of VIII eh hearing all parties will receive
proper notice,
By orcer Of the ard
WILLIAM BAKER,
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DIED.

On Friday morning. September 18th. at O'Clock HATTIE
hcClelland and A. r Kip. " " 10
Inc renos ana aequsntances Of the families respect
ny invited to attend the funeral from her late red.nc
No. 4SS Rampant street, THIS EVENING. at 4 O'Clock.
BkBkDLOVE, aged 3S years. W.
His friends and acquaintanees invited to attend his
funeral, which will take place THIS EvBNIsG ats O'Clock
from the residence # his brother No l22 Euerpe sire
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

The Marksvile YiIlsger of the 10Th saws nTba
caterpillsrs are in our fields, and, though some
damage will be committed, still there are rood
causes for being grateful. A fine crop will vet be
made. IL is estimated that 500 bales of cotton
from ths parish have been shipped this season to
New Orleans. The corn is beiog gathered from
the fields. The general cry is, Plenty Of bread. -
The freedmen this year have worked faithfully
and diligently. We hear of no murmurs from
either the employer or employees"
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

Persons desiring to obtain our account of
the grand presentation to the Blair knights,
last Wednesday, will find it in the CAMPAIGN
CRESCENT of yesterday, copies of which can
be had at the counter of this Office.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

cratic clubs in the parish of Orleans, are re-
quested to meet to-day at meridian, at head
quarters of the State Central Committee, 2O5
Canal street, on important business.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

The editor of the CRESCENT returns his
thanks to the Seymour Knights, of Baton
Rouge, for the honor they have conferred in
electing him an honorary member of their Or
ganization
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

Passengers per steamship Tappahannock. fr,m
Havana: Ruenet Bsmon, Millet Juan, Sanohez
Domingo, Valdes Julia de la Paz-y, valdes Francis
de la PeZ-y, Chsple Pedro, s. A. Coco, q. Ober.
banner, Guilet Nicholas Van DEE.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26
Jssst Opened.
NssO Orleans Posfomce.

Time OF Arrival and Departure of Ma,I,.
Route Sol-New Orleans to Brasher leaves daily .,c.D,
sunday at NJ Arrive daily Sunday exceptet) bv
Aou'e SUz-Ne" Orleans to Canton. departure daily
Closes at $50 p n, Sunday at u Arrive. daily al sSs
RL ' ~ '''s
Route s1S-New orlsa to St. FrascsviTe supplying all
the Ohees opened departure Monday at T. and Frdsv a,
| IA N. Arrives Monday and Frid y morplnen -
Route sOOi-rew Orleans Carroron via Jefferson c,
departure Monday and Thursday stsA Arrives MOpdsv
| and Thursday n4P.x -S
Route sOOS-New Orleans to Buras Settlement 1Ov.,
coast departure Tuesday and Friday AtsA. Arrives sun
Route sOoe-ssw Orleans Mobile departure daily ..i,
1 NJ. Sunday at II n Arrives dsily by San
nou'e 0Dl-Sew Orleans to Covington, La departure
| at4 P,H. Rhi4AS
Route -Nsv Orleans to Algsrs. departure daily at "a
N. Arrives daily BY M
Route So=Sew Orleans TO vieksburg supplying an the
ounces opened TO Vicksburg also Red River and Oua.ha
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday al 4 A.
| rives on Monday and Friday morning.,
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and T1ur.dav. 80 :.
Saturday. at ll< Pascagoula Saturday, AZ ~
Mails for Galveston Houston IndIAaola san Antor,
Brownsville Brazos Santiago via Orleans and Dlonss
Railroad close att A n on Sunday and Thar.d.y
VI rostass for Mexico, Cuba, West
Indies etc.
Gusdaoupe, Martinique. French and Dr,ch ,,,... 9.
neents St Lucia St. Vincent. Trinidad GrsnAdAs c,a,s
hai OF, optional
Cuba Mexico, Hayti, Porto Rico St Tboms. y....,..
venezuela, United States OF Colombia Engli,b a1,a "a
cents half o., obligatory
BOLIVIA Chill EeuadOr-s4 cents half o., obligatory
Circular Postage
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany q csn,...A
France & England 9, and Italy u esn.s each
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each
sweden Is, via Hamburg II cents each
OneuiArs are rated - hook packets On or pna.r
Once Hsu-s
"Opens at O'Clock A. NJ. closes stsy.
Sunesys' once opens at o'clock A. n; slos.. a,I2x
r. W. TALIAFERRO.
PostmastezI
.a"cfte"eers' Catalogues.
ELEGANTLY AND CORRECTLY.
UPON TIE SHORTEST NOTICE,
-Ar TEE
CREsCKNT JON oFrICE,
'a:'''.s ....-... CAMP sTREET................sa
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DISEASES or the Eue.

Dr JULIUS HoNBERGER, dste Assistant 20 DR. s,cb.,
rsrisJ ocOLIsT, l4O Canal street. New orIsan. oao.
hours from II to o'clock CT for Disease. Of thu
Saturdays rem to O'Clock. Physicians and Medical st,
are invited to attend the Clinic, Demonstrations with
the opthslmosecpe etc Poer patient. win be
Grated free Of charge ''
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26
"SOufhern Lands .axency

we oer our services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
rbhIf ETC. n the Southern States References and IN
ormAtiOn promptly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON 4 CO..
No. 50 Liberty ssreet N.,, Va
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

%ss's.- -.ss..s. .OHAhfEEb BfKkEL ..,,...... 4.
oH ppFnUussEAu co. importers. Offer Ct low 70
rsIniturs 2 md enamel OIL CLOTHS; hxrTTso@1 1cqs s
gnfns IW pisces Cocoa; WINDOW sHA DRa T.si. lols
fisno Covers otnmb LINEN snd M nc
hsp Worsted, Demask etc Furnit.,s W.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26
.Hesc Carpets and Ou Ctoshs.

ELklN & CO.,
16s Canai Street, opposite Christ Church.
Are now receiving Styles of Velvet Brusse Three
Ply and Ingram CARPETS. Alo Floor OIL CLOTHS
WINDOW SHADES, La and Damssk CUATAINs and a
large assortment of UPHOLSTERY GOODS for sale at the
Lowest Market Price for Cash
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26
Number 8

.Ttsniber 8
THE CAMPAIGN CRESCENT,
OUT THIS MORNING.
Copies Of this excellent DemOc Campaign Paper can
be had application at the Counting Room Of
Office
once Hoard Of Repatriation.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Room No, 7, City HALL
New Orleans Sept. q, 1858. }
REGISTRATION OFFICES
-roR The
PARISH OF ORLEANS,
WILL BE OPENED ON
FRIDAY, sEPTEMBER rs 1865.
ATTHE FOLLOWING PLACES:
First Ward.
Race street. corner Of Anruneiation supervisOrG. p
HOUGHFoN, WIN. McCUBBIN, J. Il. MELLlEUR
Second Ward.
Triton Walk corner of BarOune street. supervisors-
Third Ward tFroni1
No. lis ST. Charles Poydas for all who reside
East Of Rampant Super r'sO's-JULIUs A. NOBLE
TREO. LIPsHUTs. CHAs. cHEyALIER
Third Ward (RearJ
No. lOs Liberty street. Perdido for all Who reside
west of the center Rampant slpsrvisOJAaEs
NEWTON, MARTIN DEE, p. KEATIEG.
Fourth Ward.
OF 'nt and IRENE supervisors-M. H.
HANMoRE, JOHN GERHARD THEo. MARTIN.
Finh Ward.
No lss Burgundy street. between Toulouse and St. Peter
streets supe usOrs-A. RoUGELor, l. A. SNAER, L
D. LARRIEU.
FeOnOuy Hall, Ursuinss street, between Msrsis aud WI
ere. Supervisors ALCIDE LEWIS, A. L. YOUNG,
JOHN SCHULZ
seventh Ward.
Frenchmen street. between Levee and Chartres Super
visors-ARNoLD BERToNNEAU, w. II. GREENE. E.
J. BARKDULL
Eighth Ward.
No M Victory street, between Eysian Fields and Marigny
supsrvisors-JoHN hcwHoRTER, HENRY SCHULZ
j. DOMINION.
supsrvsOrs-w. c. KINsELLA, JOHN AIsITER, W.
J. MOORE
Corner Of ST. Thomas Josephins streets. Super.
visOis-wILLIAM BURROUGHS, G. L. SMITH. JOHN
DRIVER.
Eleventh Ward.
No sS5 Magazine between Seventh and Eighth streets
supervsors-RoBERT NORRIS. D. F. SIMPSON. c. J.
IoGERTY.
Right Bank. AIgiers.
Brooklyn House. Superyisors-T. s. JOHNSON @. L.
SWEET, wM. PBAsE.
AL the above requested TO file their
of once Immediately, others viii be appointed their
places
These ocss win be open daily from NJ to u NJ. and
from TO n, Sundays excepted until the evening
October "a, 1865
information Of public boundaries the differ
ent ards given;
First Ward-From Felicity to Thaa street.
Second wsid-Jrom Thslia to Julia street.
Third Ward-From Julia Canal street.
Fourth wsrd-From Canal to st. Louis street.
Fifth ward-From st Louis St. Philip street
SIKH ward-From St Philip to Esplauade street.
Seventh Waid-From Esplansde to Elysan Fields
Eighth WTd-Frm Elysisn Fields street Lafayette
Avenue.
Ninth Ward Lafayette Avenue to the lower limit Of
city.
Eleventh ward-From First Toedsno street upper limit
| of city) '-pp'' ''"'''
By Order Of the Board of Registration.
WIN. BAKER,
Chairman
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Programme
-oF THE-
BANNER PRESENTATION
rHE-
"CHANT1CLEER CLUB"

Inc Members Of the CHANT1CLEER CLUB both Ac,iv.
AAd Honorary viii assemble fully equipped for Parade a.
their Ball. over =. Ph,ter's store. Magazine Market
Saturday Evening, esth last, at = o,cIocI. j..
FOR the purpose Of receiving Banner to be preseu v
ladies' Of the Fourth District
An Democratic Clubs cordially invited to attend
MArshss OF Visiting Clubs will rspot TO the Grand
harsha a. the corner Of St. Andrew and Magazine
order OF March.
The visiting Climbs win form on Magazine street rzbt sss,
ing on St A. drew
AT ~ o'clock ~ the column will move dswp Naoazi,.
street to Felicity road. Felicity 70 Prytania nm P
sns 70 Josephine, Josephine to MagsEne up Magazin
70 JACKSON to the residence Of DR. H. T. Wade vhere tha
Banner to be presented up Magazine Washington an,
washington 70 Tehoupitouas down Tchoupouas q, Sow.
para where Wreath vii be presentsd rehoupt,ooIa
% 81 Andrew, down St. Andrew 10 ARInncatiou To thu ,s
ienoe OF O. w. Church Esq at which pace two Cuiaoos
'il be received; down St. Andrew xazszina dawn Na
Inc to CaOpe, out cslope Camp. down Camp to Canal
ut south eide Of Canal to BsrOnns north SIDE Of C.ps "a
T. Charles mp St. Charles to Tepschore down ernsco,
Carondeet CarOndelst to Felicity up Yelclrv 70 usg
Inc vhert the pr. oession viii be dismssed
Q. RODNEY MAY.
Grand Marshal.
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H-tsC Goods.

TIE Finest TINE KEEPERS in the world direct fyoruho
celebrated factories Of NJ Tobias It. Cooper and Ssear
In England Appleton. Tracy Co Bartlett and Howard,
in America Jurgensen, Montandon Nardn Pstek etc. e.c
In Europe, arriving daily at
A. b. GRIsWOLD Il co.'s,
Corner Canal ana Royal Streets
importers ard Manufacturers Of a. Jewey and
Watches. Clocks Bropr res n Vase
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

Morey, the Radical who kindly consents to
represent Ouachita parish in the Dryades
street affair, called by the grace of Congress a
Legislature, in the course of debate Thursday
told truth which has long been self-evident
to every man in the State. He said that the
House had done great deal of legislation on
subjects about which the members knew no.
thing at all, citing to prove his point the
votes of various members upon several i'm
portant financial bills which have been
brought up, which he said the members them
selves were unable to explain the day after
they bad cast them. This from member of
party whose fundamental principle is that
loyal negro, however ignorant, is just a trife
more competent tolegislate thana "disloyal"
white, though he may be an educated and
talented gentleman, is rather significant. We
commend to the New York Tribune this tri-
butte to the honesty and capacity of Southern
"loilists, paid by one of themselves
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

The Weekly CRESCENT, issued every Sat-
urday morning, contains the news of the
week by telegraph and mail, editorials,
local matters of interest, financial and COM
mercial summary, state of the markets and
collection of interesting miscellaneous
articles. 1t is an acceptable present to send
tRa friend d., or cfrrssnsonaent E ~ in the CONN
We will receive a limited number of adver-
tisements for the Weekly, and as the paper
circulates in all the surrounding States, its
value as an advertising medium is very great.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

Speak Quick.
PIANOS AT HALF PRICE.
Until the first Of October and preparatory TO opening IN
AT OUR NEW STORE,
No. 16f Canal street,
WITH A FRESH STOCK OF GOODS.
WE OFFER OUR PRESENT ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS
AT HALF PRICE.
Piano.
A. E. BLACKMAR.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26

Once
MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT LIFE
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA
The following named gentlemen were elected BOARD OF
DIRECTORS for the above mentioned for the
suing two years, dating August J. 1868:
j. LAPEYRE w q Nouxr
gOhM DAVIDSON, B. POTHIER,
a. zVrbsRBIERi WIN. McCULIOCH
4 sAhkhA O. UAVAROC,
n N =; 5,hMiDT, WIN. CREEVY,
W. SO1fr, ,Eh TH0S X FINLAY
nniTfnn ~ nihEc nEEco.,r ANTHONY sAMBOLA,
TA.D MSHOAhD, PATRICK IRW n
dEp UA IgL1istELD, ~ ti.D, JNo. q. sINNOrT
"SnAhD Sfiih, W. Q. NICHOLS.
AT meeting the Board Of Directors held the 9Th dav -
August 1868 the following named gentlemen were elected
officers Of the Association to serve two years:
JNo. DAVIDSON. President;
W PIKE Vice President;
X W YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A. FOUkNIBR, Treasurey
W. B. KooNTZ, Attorney.
w. G. NICHOLS, NJ. D., Physciss
rhe ONCE Of the Association Is located No l2O
street, DavdsOns Row, where the officers Of the Association
are prepared to receive applications Membership
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26
PhaI0n,s

p A Z II / A N TON
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION
fhALoNS Paphisu Leon removes all ERuP
IloNs FREoKLEs, PIMFLEs, MOrB BLoTCHEs
TAN, etc, anl render5 Skin scft Far and Rloon,
For Ladies in the Nursery it Invaluable For eutisnsn
after Shaving it has equal "Paohiap Lotion y n b
only reliable remedy for diseases bemh-s Of the shin
rHALohs "Psphian sOap" for the Toilet Nursery and
Bath will not Chap the Skin
Price, 70 cents per Cake. Sold BY all Druggists
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-26
REGISTRATION.

The "trooly loil" Baker publishes the fol-
lowing notice to persons disfranchised by his
supervisors:
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. BY CABLE
Examination Of Fenia ns-The Assa~sina.

Examination Of Fenians-The AsSassina.
ton of Prince Nichei-Prince Kara
Georsewich TO be tried for Completely.
LONDON, July 14.-Cook and Blake, who were
arrested some time since on suspicion of par.
ucipatioE In tide recent Fenian outrages we're
brought up At BOW street to-day for a prelimi.
nary examination. Policemen and others les /.
uffed that while searching the lodging of the
prisoners large quantity of powder and arms
was found. Olher evidence was elected. tsnd-
ing to fastsn guilt upon the prisoners. They
were remanded for trial. .I
BELGRADE. July 1.-THE inves tig alton by
the authorizes into the recent assassination OF
Prince Michael still con tinues. Prince Kara
georgewIch. who has heen suspected all along
OF completely in the murder has at last been
cited to appear before the court 10 ans wer the
charge. n
LONDON, July1i-Forenoon.-C for
money. &X a @k. On account, az alS
u. Bonds, 72as. Erie, i41. Illinois Gem
tral, 1ofa.
FRAsKFoKT, July 1i.-United states Bonds,
PARIS, July 1i.-Bourse quiet: Rentes .Of
&c.
LIVERPOOL, July I4.-Cotten duh Sales
StD bales. Breadstuffs quiet. Beet dull Lard
active, Al G5s. I'd Others unchanged.
LONDON, July H-Afternoon.-U. s. Bonds,
724. Erie. iis..
PARIS, July li.-Bourse firmer Rentes .Uf
l9c.
LIvERrooL, July H-Corn 81. California
wheat 13s. sd.
LoNDoE, July ii-Afternoon.-America Sc.
ouritiSs heavy. .f E.ps .-
LIVERPOOL, July l4-Red wheat, lis. Cd.
Flour &c., Cd. Oats steady.
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PAY OF THE AINY.-The House Military
Committee have arranged a schedule OF rates
1or pay in the army. substituting salaries for
he various comm utaiions under the present
Eiw 1ber present intention is TO make il up
a foliows:-General. x1S0tO per annum: the
heuieAani general. ST., ,0Ut; ma or generals coIn.
ahding dlyIslens embracing two or more de-
paIinenis, or OF two or more separate army
corpc IN the Held. 5000; major generals COM
naoding departments or divisions in the field
S6-So& ON other duty, 5000; brigadier generals
commanding departments or divisions AZ the
Held, or as chief OF bureau, IS $40; on other
duty, S5,0t; colonel commanding q brigade or
post, s3,2vc on other duty. $500; Ieutenan of
colonel performing the same duties, $3.50;
major, S3,g0; captain, $3.50; lieutenant SaUf0
The Same officers on leave of absence for over
sixty days have their pay reduced thirty three
per cent, and on. the retired list one-haIf
Forage Ia Be drawn by mounted officers when
korses are needed on duty and are actually
kept Pay for enlisted men Is 10 remain the
xIne, except that hereafter eacn enlisted man
shall instead of the established allowance for
oounties and additional pay on account of r..
eli ilSiment- receive An increase on his ordinary
second year OF ms enlistment, further in
crease of one dollar per n onth during the third
year OF his enlistment. and one additiona al dol.
lar per month during each additional year OF
MS enlistment: and when any soldier re-enlis.s
immediately or within ninety days after. the
expiration OF his previous term of enlistment
his service shall, for the purpose Of nav he
coUntes a. one continuous term of enlistment
and he shall receive from year 10 year paw AZ
The rate. OF one dollar extra per month in each
Successive year that he remains in service.