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Commercial cAntsIligentf.
GRzsUENf OPTICS. No. ~ OAEr sTKnI
TuesdaS EyeHinR. FEB. Is lS69

Id
Tuesday EvesinE, Feb Is, ls6s !
To day the market opened with still further fav.
orable advices from Liverpool and New York,
and as no counter intelligence came to hand up 10
the close Of business prices went still higher, and
almost every list exposed for sale was taken long
before the usual closing hour. The total opera.
tions footed up $500 bales.
The aggregate sales for the past three days
amounted TO Is, 100 bales, against 81 100 bales for
the corresponding days last week. The net re-
cepts have been IL ,347 bales, against Is 0s7 males
last week, showing a decrease of 374O bales.
The total exports we're II 100 bales, against 94l1
bales last week, and the stock on hand and on
sbipboard not cleared this evening is ia 007 bales
against Ill 40 bales at the close Of review on
the l4th inst. The clearances during the past
three days included 1857 bales coastwise and
1892 bales for foreign ports.
We stated in our last that yesterdays sales were
the heaviest since the close Of the war. On re-
feTring 10 our records, however. which were not
ut hand last night we find that the sales on De-
cember 10Th. 1866, reached IL 600 bales and those
Of January 10th, 1867, amounted 10 Il 900 bales.
With these exceptions, yesterdays operations
have been the heaviest since the close of the war.
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

Abel J. Norwood N. W. g. Master, KelertOwn.
by. r. swasey, R. W. Dept. Grand Master, New
John O. Jones, K. W. Grand 3. w., Vernon.
John A. Stevenson, r. W. Grand J. w., New orleanz
Samuel N. Todd, R. W. Grand Treasurer, New aaA
Jas. G. BstoheOs, D., r W. Grand Secretary,
Orleans.
O. s. Hedges, D. D., ". Grand Chaplain, NewOdesaA.
r. g. Sterling W. Grand 8. D., st. Franeisville
d. g. Gage, w. Grand J. d HoumA
Jos H. DeGrsnge, W. Grand Marshal, Nev OreanA
Jno. MeCrory W. Grand Sword Bearer, Bastrop;
Jas. A Douglass, Grand Pursuivant, New OrleanA
=. Il. Bsbbit, Smmesport, s. II. Brown, New
Abram e. Dick, New Orleans, NJ EsteIla New oreans .,
Grand stewa
Alex Queant, ". Grand Tyler New Orleans
Grand Annual Ccnvoeation second Monday In Fsbruar2
each year.
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GRAND ooNsIsToRY s. PIP X g. THRrYsEooNp
DEGREE.

GRAND COSsIsToRY s. PIP. X g. THIRTY SECOND
DEGREE.
g. NJ Todd ssd Grand Commander IN Chief n " Orleans
John Claiborne, SD, First Lieutenant Commander New
OrlesnA
Fulsenoe Resu SD Second Lieutenant Commander New
Orleans
John L. Lewis, SD, Grand Constable, Nez orleana
John C. Smith, S3d, Grand Admiral New OrleAnA
Oriesns
Dr. James c. Bachelor, SD, Grand Chancellor New Or
lsans.
Ben Ds Silva, sd, Grand Amoner, New oreanA
Emmett d. Craig, SD, Grand Registrar New Orleans
John Mcclure, sd, Grand Keeper II s. and A., New
Orleans
Vim. NJ. Perkins, SD Grand Treasures New Orleans
Hy. r. swasey, SD, Grand Primate. New Orleans.
Z. Solomon, $50, Grand Provost. New Orleans.
James b Scot, s2d, Grand Expert, New Orleans
James q. Wnlner SD, Grand Assistant Expert, New
Orleans
Jean Lsmarre SD, Grand Beausenor, New OrieanA
Angel Martin, SD Grand Bearer Of the B. New Orleans
de Lucas, sd Grand Master Of the Guards New
Orleans
William c. ChAmberin, sd, Grand ChAmberIaIn, New
Orleans
Daniel 4. Scruggs SD, Grand Steward, New Orleans.
John Melton sd, Grand Aid-deCamp New Orleans.
I. Carroll, sd Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday In
January.
Stated stngs: Zst March, 18th June zIs September AAd
1'th December.
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GRAND R. A. CHAPTER.

Henry p. Buckley, Grand High Priest New Orleans
@. W. hundsy, Deputy Grand High Priest, Clinton.
John W. Jones, Grand King Shreveport
Homer II. Smith, Grand Scribe, Franklin
Henry r swssey, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans,
J. C. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New Orleans.
Rev. Thomas b. Lawson, Grand Chaplain Bastrop
John G. Gordy, Grand Lecturer, Franklin.
r. II. Day, Grand Captain Of the Host Baton Rouge
Joseph p. Homer, Grand P. s., New orleAnA
Henry Hamburger, Grand Z A Captain, New orleAnA
John @. NJ Williams, Grand Master Third Veil shreveporA
Hugh Brssn, Grand Master Second VEIL New Orleann
". W. Leake, Grand Master First VEIL 81. PrAncsvIs.
Erastus Wells Grand Guard, New Orleans
Next annual assembly Grand Council Orleans February
l2th, 1863
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GRAND COUNCIL r IrnEM

2. NJ Todd, N. r, Grand Master, New Orleans.
ny. r. svssey, p, Deputy Grand Master, New oreanA
John ". Jones' T., nustrious Grand Master 81 evepOr
John G Gordy, @. p, Condaetsr Of Work, Frankltn-
II. Breen, @. @. Of the Guard, Fe~ Orleans
Joseph p BOrnor, O. Treasurer, New OreanA
Gus. sontas, @. Recorder New Oreans
Rev. Thos B. Lawson, q. Chaplain, New Orleans
q. p. Buckley. @. Conductor, New Orleans.
z. l. Bruce, @. Steward. New Orleans.
EIsstls Wells, @. seDtiAel, New oriesns
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passIs EarkSs.
CITY or JErTrnsor. TsS. 10. 1858.

Arrived yesterdsy-l3l Texas Beeves and 46
Calves and YeaTlings. SOld-265 Texas and 8
Western Beeves, 4s9 Calves and Yearlings, 81
Hogs, $50 Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock on
sale-633 Texas and 81 Western Beeves, 26l Calves
and YeaTlings, ZIG Hogs, 796 Sheep, 80 Mich
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.IFuny FaIr. Ia alllIe pn.

MoLAssEs-0perations under this heading dur
ing the three days under review have been light,
and have disclosed steady decline in prices.
saturday the market opened dull, but as holders
were firm in their views the sales were very light
end ri figures disclosing slight decline on sales
of the day previous. Monday holders were in.
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eEAsD coxMAkDERY KNIGHTS rEMPLARs


NJ. ssmL N. Todd R. E. Grand Commander New Orleans
sr Fulgenoe kicsu, v. K Deputy Grand Commander,
New Orleans
Sc. jos P. Hornor T. Grand GeneraIssao New Orleans
sr. W. Z WhitaksS, h Grand Captain General New
OrleanA
ST. Hy. r svasey, r. Grand Prelate; New Orleans
Sr. VIM. McDun, Z. Grand s. W., New orleanA
sr. T. A. Bartette, Z. Grand J. w., NJ Orleans
sr. Emanuel Blessy, 4 Grand Treasurer New Orleans
Sr. Gust sontag, T. Grand Recorder, New Orleans.
sr. A. E. Billings, T. Grand Stand Bearer, New OrIear
sr. Jos X Turck, Z. Grand Wsrder, New Orleans.
ST. Stephen S. selsek, T. Grand Captain Of the Guards
Next annual conelaye February H. 1868, A. @. 10
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l4lI3
COTTON STATEMENT.

Stock hand and on shipboard this O
The exports this evening include 299 bales for
Boston, 5l2 bales for Genoa and 1853 bales for
Liverpool.
TOBACCO-The movement under this heading
during the past three days has not been so active
81 during the corresponding time last week. The
supply hand is very light and the better grades
have found ready sale at full prices. The weather
continues fair for operations and buyers both for
shipment and for the trade have been looking
around quite freely. The sales during the past
three days have been merely nominal, but holders
have been enabled TO obtain full prices at quota
tions which we repeat:
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M. HUKIN pU RUIssoN,s pIaEsrIy

H. LoEenges and Powders Of the Alkaline Lsctates-Ihe
Alkaline Lscstes exercise the beneficial influence
the arrangements of digestion either their peculiar action
the mucous Of the stomach b. aOng 70 hG
ser through their combination with the saliva the gastric
juice supply Of Tactic Acid which all English french
other Psychologists admit t. be essential principle d.
seston Fer the Information Of those who may be without
medical sdvice be stated here symptoms Of i'm
paired digestion Headache pain forehead hsm
erans gsstritis gatras heartburn, wind stomach
sns bowels loss Of appetite emscatiou All these
disappear under ths action of the
may be always had IN iOzenges powders
General depot In Paris At GRIMAULT co g Cheunists
a. L II. Prince Napoleon. As Richelieu.
In New Orleans ~ DUCOEGE's, DELOOHE'e, GUu.
LOTS and 81 every other good Cheraist'h
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Stock on hand and on .hiDbOsrd-hAd,

sUGAR-1he market opened on Saturday dull,
ard prices indicated decline at operations merely
nominal 10 their character. Monday the market
was unchanged purchasers were holding of for
lower figures, while holders, confident in their
views, were unwilling 20 lower their asking rates,
and sales were restricted 20 $50 hhds. at a decline
Of l@Ac. on sales of Friday. To-day there were
receipts Of III hhds.. and with better demand
better prices were obtained. Sales foot up 525
hhds. at quotations as follows:
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ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP O. rHIRrYTHIRp
DEGREE A. AND A r.
Chss. LAHon de LadebaL SD, New OrleanA
james G. Bachelor, N. d. SD, New Orleans
Dep. Insp. Gen. Vim. N. Perkins SD, New Orlsans
g. N. Todd, SD, New Orleans.
Jno. 7. Monroe, SD, ksH Orleans.
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rhrough Tickets be procured 81 the principal cities
West North and South, to al tke sb1ye named Springs
The PropetOrs OF the sbovenamed Spring. have prov
entire outfit q New Furniture ETC. In 81 deparUn
and viii use every effort TO make visitors satisfied
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Ceyner,s sulphur springs.

BOTEcOURr COUNTY, VA
Koute ns above 10 Coyners Springs Station YHnis sDd
Tennessee Railroad.
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IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDERS.
The Laws Must and Shall be Enforced.
VOTERS WILL BE FKOrBOrED

HEADQUARTERS EIriH MILITARY DIsTRICT,
New Ur cans, La, April a, 1868,

HEADQUARTERS BIriR MILITARY DIsTRICT,
New Ur cans, La, April a, 1868.
To THR PEOPLE OF LOUISIANA:
Whereas, IL has b,en reported to the com.
manding general of this military district
that evil disposed persons Ia various parts
of the State of louisiana are preparing to
cause disturbances and riots at the pOils
during the coming lection. to be held nn
the seventeenth al eighteenth instant: :
and as the right to vote ppac' ably is an
inheritance belOngin TO the people, not to
be interferpd win; therefore all persons,
Of whatsoever condition. are hereby eau
toned and directed to Keep the praCe nn
that occasion, and To avoid and disc"unte-
nance all acts which may tend to prevent
a full and accurate expression of the viii 1T
the people iu the matters then tn BE- dpCd'd
by their votes. The laws must and shan be
enforced. All men entitled to vote must b.
allowed to exercise this privilege, aud will
be protected in so doing.
The necessity for military Interference for
the purpose of keeping order should not
arise, but if it becomes necessary all are
notified that proper measures have been
taken for the projection Of each Ia the pxrr-
else OF his legal rights. Under existing or.
drrs the sher tfs oi the several parishes Hrr
charged with the preservation ni gnud order
AT the polls, aud inry are nOIihed that this
duty must be faithfully performed by thpm.
on penalty of such puni- -hment as the laws
of the country have prOvId"d. They are
armed with ample authority fr the pnrp0s",
and it is expected that they Will eXerCi-e it
fully, but klndiy, aud thus secure quiet
election.
ROBERT C. BUCHANAN,
Breyst Major General U. >. Army Comdg.
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where there should be hot demand f n labor.
aud thousands of men, both white ana
Dlack, hungering for the necessities OF
life, the simplest products Of the soil, in
this fertile land which but for the immeas.
urable folly of the owners of the soil wonld
be the richest agricultural region on the
face of the globe
Now, gentlemen, without adverting to the
moral aud social aspect of this great ques-
tion, have | not made out case against
the Louisiana planter, the would be aristo,
crat, the would-be stakeholder? Have not
said enough to show that &c is the most
oVerrated man of The nineteenth century
and that because OF his preiudices and IL.
nprance OF those laws of political economy
that lie at the very foundation of the pros
perity of communities and states, he is of
an men least fitted to reconstruct and re-
generate Louisiana? Let us. at least
change the direction of things next Friday
and Saturday.
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IMPORrANr NOTICE.

At the meeting of the Central Executive
Committee ofthe Radical R, publican party
of the State of Loui. lana held last evening,
after the reception of several reports from
special Committees, the Hon, II. c. Dibb e
read letter from Mr.. P. E. DubuG request.
ing thaa his name should 0e Withdrawn,
us u candidate tur the cleTkship of the
seventh Dtstlict COurr, wheTeupon Mr.
Dlpble moved the following resolution,
winch was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS There is q vacancy on the
re ular RIA iicaI Repul ic n ucket FIR the
ulrrkshtp Of tue $ vrnlu DISTRICT Court of
the city Of New ORLEANS, cdLs.d by the
decluatIon If hr. Dubuc; and
Whereas, This committee have the great
est confidence in the loyalty and integrity
Of Mi II Richard l.. Shelby, aud believe
hun ehinvntly deserving of the confidence
aud support uf our party; therefore
ResO 1ed, That we CheeriullY indOrse him
for inat position, and earnestly recommend
the Radical Republican party of the parish
OF o eans tO Yute tor him NJ the Coming
election for clerk Of the seventh District
Court.
SETH W. LEWIS, President.
WM, NIGERs, Recording Secretary.
The parish Republican nominating CON
VeutIOn have al7Ds Unanimously nominated
Mij If Shelley for the position mentioned ia
the Resolutions adopted by the Central Ex.
ecuiive Committee, aud he becomes there
lore the regular Republican candidate TOR
clerk Of the seventh District c, urt.
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sFeat INTERVAL Improvements now being
'aIIleu on oy the government were iucnn.
w with The ideas Of approaching war
DUEtlN, April 10 The PriI ce and Prin-
sss 80 ,i walts have arrived here, aud we're
teUeiseu with great enthusiasm.
nAnel'sI Matters Ia New r rk.
NEW YORK, April l5.-Nop.v a,ringant.
call leans Z; prime discounis saIo. ss,,css,
WEAK ana feVerlsh Throughout: r 9O's az
ie5z vi n coupons llO2: nf ls94 l0sI. ~
1867. AVis' COWS
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, April l5.-kiver risino Zoe,
wi'h II feet inches water in the enSai Inv nv
the mark. Weather warm.
YicEsBrRG. April l5.--Passed M, Dexter
al A. NJ. Passed down, Grosbt c ( atop
n. River rising.
FICKsRURG, April 14.-Passed up, Louisi
ana at 10 o'clock last night. Passed down,
Quitm n at p. ~.
The heavy wind and rain has done cou.
siderable damage. The steamer Lexington
Is badly damaged; her upper WORKS are
complete wreck. Captain Hamilton was
olo~n ol the roofmtO the river and slightly
bruised but escaped.
Misceilaueous TeIeg grnEns.
New YORK, April Is Sixteen mile Hsst
OF Fort Jarvis a broken rail thrpw ir
down q twenty feet enJbsukmpr.e ~
thirteen persons and WOuBdirr af -
Several OF the dead bodies Wele bri,3
badly that they could not be re Sphiy /.
Partial lists OF the killed Qna EouuJsd
show no Snutherners
SAvAFNAH, April 10 The sci 5onrr lewis
Ahdrrnied, from Philadelphia, rIck "a
obstruction this morning opp0aite Eurt Pu.
laski, aud sunk in fifteen minutes
Inc cargo was insured; crew alI saved
GALVESTON, april 10 Colonel Oscar
Minor collector Of this port, died this after.
noon.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YoRE, April lj.-Cotton scarcely so
firm; sales 22O0 bales; mlddling4 3i3c.
Flour 80 l0c better; southern $40 lO0l4 so.
Wheat 2W3c better. Corn heavy ana 2N83c
over; southern white 81 l7Gi I9: yellow
81 2gGl 27. Mess Pork S2G Is. Lard I6f
CLIO. Groceries quiet ana firm. Turpen-
une 65@G54c; 1osin SO 4007. Freights
dull and unchanged. 20's Of 1862, with
coupons, ll0i; sterling 97l; gold heavy at
ClNcTSNAT1 April Is. Flour firm. family
$40 1871 Wheat hrmer at 81 55. Corn
dull at o50S6c. Oats frmer at 76c Lard
l7c. Mess pork SIG 5gGg27. Bulk meats
shoulders l2ic.; sides i4tc. Bacon--Shoul-
ders 1910 ljkc clear rib sides l63c; clear
sides lt+c,i sugarcured hams l9020c. But
ter t5W5Oc. Hay brmer at Sl3Gql5.
LOUISVILLE, April l5,-rubscco active
and trm; sales l5G hhds.; lues SIS 2507;
common to medium leaf 81 5O0l4; fair
SIG %; selections Sl9 %. Flour supprdne
S. 5uU9; fancy SD 500l3. Wheat 50 5O6a
30. Corn sS6GgUc Lard Tic. Mess
Fork 92l Bacon, shoulders la2c,; clear
SIDES li4c. Bulk meats, shoulders l2%c.;
clear sides l6lc Cotton, niddliugs 500
303'. Wni-ky, raw lrer, So %.
IT. LOUIS April l5.-To0eccn stiff Flour
dull nud unchanged ; suUrTiue S7618 25.
Hheat .l, sliiti red winter S2 Gj@2 rs. Corn
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CARRYING FIRE ARMS FORBIDDEN
NO POLITICAL PROC sSsIONs AT NIGHT,
ARRESTS FOR DISTURBANCES At THE POLLS.


HE4DQUART. RS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New orleans, La. Apfi. ~ lsf8. 5
Special Orders No. 70.
[EXtraCtl
2. The attention Of all concerned .s hereby
called to the Or'iers heretofore issued from
these headquarters, forblddiug the cary ing
OF firearms, which orders must be ri-ldlY
adhered to. Until after The coming election
no political professions ut niaht wi!l be per
mitttd ia the streets OF this city, and any
political meetings will be attended qulelly,
and without parades or unnecessary eerG
monies. All persons arrested by civil au-
thOritie5 Tor disturbances at the polls, or for
riOtOus aud dis rderly conduct ~ O'her
places in the city on the days Of electiuu,
VIII not be released until after the election,
or by orders from these headQuHr ers.
BY command Of Brpyet Major General R.
G. Buchanan
GEORGE L. HARTSUFF,
Assistant Adiutnnt General.
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PARISH TICKET.

berf-A. P. DUMAS.
h-JOHN n. DAV s.
and 4th Distpets, and Algiers- Dr. W.
sR
and Sd Districts-Dr NJ. P. AYILA
|t0nay- HENRY U. DlBBLE.
\ District Oouit-w. ". HOWE.
Di -trict ,ourt-THoMAS LEON.
Pnd District Court-R. a, SHANNON.
|nd Diatret Coart-S 3. PACKARD.
r. Dis. ct Court--J K BRLDEN,
d DRtriet' ourt-f. q. LLORENS.
BIB District Court. 2. BOYD.
th District Court-A. ROUIELoT
Distret Cour,-CH IS, RAUAoNT.
District ouTt-L a. sNAER
D strict Court La SONaB. LONG
DiAtrio, Court--HENRY X HUB ~
pth Distric' TOUT tt PHeRS. FISH
snth D D.strict rouFt-h. l.. sBELLEY.a
ef the Peace and Con stu bIes.
Os-R. s1IFFuRDs Const bls-TER.
fOOK Second Jn,ti, ga. SHtLLhY;
ls-JAAEs ". QUINN hnd Justice,
AAUARTf; TON table, RIUHARD
R. fourth JustAe, --ltiB q. BAUM.
. = Cap ain Il, GENE MElLLEU
stioe AiRisrsl. UGhNn MoUAa Thy.
ls-JOHH 2. OAzkLtR 8 zlh jas
D, MAoKAYi Leon
H.
state Tax AssessSva,
Or eAns-I. ", NRNAhD, JOS. o
W. c KtNsKLhA. GEORGE P.
Right b nk-R. BRUNkTT.
RtAta Tax ransStors.
e-FKAEcis c. MAhAN. second his
flqoR GhhOD.As. ThiPu District
LANDIN. Fourth Dlsirie.--K p. DD.
AAuE Aiger ". T.. tREYILLE.
Senate.
u-CRoRSE ". NADER. DAVID
SOLOMON K MosEa be 0nd Dis
FeHJ. oANtBRLL. p. B q PINUH.
NJ "a .ris.rlas-,. v. OJUPi AND.
kONEITE Fsar,h Dls,nct W
Representatives,.
sa'Afsge . Eist--tisl q. B. YOUVG
a. AuDAhs BsesBd ID sIfiet-
a. FOX. o4kRMu q n. oLAU
lAhIN . DDi S. Thnd d -,rlct-
Howe tslL ms F.C. ANTOINE
IsAHElI.R. AosllMeH u,K
pisina-J HAti. rFKBY ia
n. tiiih D SIMS Ju . Ps Man
Five hki.uE siaih d airioI-
sELDuF hsvsnsh ia,ssr si--IiKNkl
"a sSiN , A"OiFHk. hisht
.AqGt sTiS AiALhloe. Mn n "
lkL "a = Il As. " - n iohi
f'tiat -sssAAU hBLl.. X. ARIHul
auvsnth liists rs--sArtLKFAYN1.
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|dCt-JoHN N, G PARKER, W. G. Nc
BILL, and Patrick b bAR AN. Neoond
hi. A. RAYNAL, LUDGtR BO-
lE THIRD DlstTiot-L PhsSuU, OSCAR
or. Fourth DistrSt-A. JEALEN and
BAD FLOOD.
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Assistant AlSsImen.

'rd-D. W. SHAW, JOHN sTUMPF.
Ward = W. B ARMSTRONG, j..
OBLE Third Ward w. II. PEN
'Oh, q. CAMP. Fourth Ward u.
,GRAHAM, LEWIS BANKS. Filth
HcHAhLES GRAEDPRR SIKH Ward
aep SCHULTZ Seventh ward-E. o
|HY. Eighth " ard-HENRR koaULTz
Watd--OsCAR ALLkN. Tenth Ward
'GR SCHAATz. Eleventh n ard--W. U
-OLL.
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INTEREST IN TIE LOUISIANA ELECTION
Condemnation OF Boilers
JoHNs0N's CONVICTION CERTAIN
WAsnINaroN. Anril Is. leas.

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1868.
Flags were displayed at half mast to-day
and interesting ceremonies were performed
in honor of the memory Of the martyred
President Abraham Lincoln.
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines expresses senti.
ments OF willingness for Cancellation aud
liberal compromise with the defendants in
the various suits she las instituted for the
recovery of the property she inherited from
her father and which the supreme court
has decided by final and irrevucable de
cree belongs to her. Numerous applicants
have importuned her for the agency Of her
estates, but she declines all such offers. She
leaves Washington for New Orleans on the
tweHty.third instant.
The National Grand Lodge Of the Knights
Of Pythas have been in session several
days.
Great interest is expressed in the Ioutsi.
ana election. The congressional feeling is
very strong against the boilers, who arc
condemned in no measured or equivocal
terms. The general expectation among
Republicans here in and out of congress
is that the Louisiana constitution will be
ratified and the Republican State ticket
elected by handsome majority.
The St Bernard affair is, as might be
expected, greatly exaggerated by the tele-
graph, but it is not believed by Republicans
that there was anything like a riot as repre-
sentcd.
The impeachment trial is progressing.
There is y disposition to give the Presidents
counsel an opportunity to introduce all the
testimony they desire rather than TO present
even the appearance of injustice to him.
But'his conviction IS certain, notwithstaud-
lug what the reports reaching you from
other sources may indicate.
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tict-JoHN P. BECKER. Second Dis.
.EdGENR sTAEs. Thi Dsstriot--J.
|ASSICOT. Fourth D.sIrict-W MILAN
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Seventh Ward Republicans will read
notice Of meeting tuls evening in another
column.
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PARISH OF ORLEANS
NUNICIPAL TICKRT.

Few OrIeans-sETH W. LEWIS.
r-sT. FELIX UA>ANAVR. street Gem.
BAKER.
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A MASS MEETING To NK4Hr 1t will be
seen b. sus cali which Hs publish in an
other column, 'hat lbrre viii bs mass
laesting nt the National Hall. on Poyd,ss
slr It this evSnIng, 20 which all Gernau
K pablicant ara specially lnYiIed. The
spraking will he la b.lth Rlgllsh and Or
man. r'rnight viii ss shs last Before the
election upon whash he peopla can assemble
togsgh<T for consultation.
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WHOLE NUMBER 3lG.
BY

BY TELEGRAPH.
Special Dispatch to New Orleans Republican.
FROM WASHINGTON
The Memory Of Abraham Lincoln
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines.
SHE rs COMING TO NEW ORLEANs.
INTEREST IN TIE LOUISIANA ELECTION
Condemnation of Boilers
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SEM w. LEWIa, Presldent.

Personal We had the pb asure last
evening Of call from Hons. G. T. RUBY,
and Dr.. r. X Smith, editor Of the Gal
weston BrpuJtean Both these gentlemen
are elocud de'rgates to the Tvxls Com.
sututional convention, and they will be
abIa aud faithful representatives Of their
Republicans constituency.
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FROM WASHINGTON

I he Progress Of Impeachment,
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ROBERT C. BUCH HANAN,
Breyst Major General U. 5. Army, Uomdg.