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Another letter from the great fire at Marquette
HERRING's SAFES preserve their contents where
Safes OF other makers fail!
BARoUErTE, Michigan, July 20, 1868.
MessrS Herring d %.
portion town WAS destroyed by fire. Our safe
an Intense heat, but proved itself adequate the
severe test. 1t lay Ia ue ruins fourteen days,
when taken out rom It's appearance (Lhe outside
covering being burned through In many placesI and
the fact that several other safes previously
taken out were entirely destroyed, 1t was great
surprise to to find the contents legble and In good
condition.
several orders for safes have already been
sent YOU which is The best proof OF this most satsac
tory lest and of the confidence OF this community In
your safes. Respectfully yours, o,, .
HERRINGS PATENT BANKERS CHAMPION
SAsES, made OF wrought iron and steel, and the
Patent Franklinite or "Spiegel Esen," the best re-
sistant to burglars drills or cutting instruments
eg9I 6W WEI.IiSG-HOUSE SAFES, for silver plate
valuable papers, lao les jewelry etc etc. both plain
and in imitation of handsome pieces OF furniture.
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Safe for the past TWESTY-sEvEN YEARS; the victor
at the w ORLD FAIR, London; the WORLDS FAIR
New York; the EXPOSITION UNIvERsELLE Paris,
and WINNER OF THE WAGER OF 10000 FRANCS at the
sold only by the undersigned and our authorized
FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
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HERRING. Farrell q SHERMAN,
New York.
92wim3mrp New Orleans.
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FROM WASHING TON.
W a hoHINUIV VI
General Grant,

A letter was received yesterday from General
Grant, saying that he would not return. to Wash
ington for some time, and certainly not till
grand reception for him, but it is understood he
Is opposed to any public demonstration on his
re1urn.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
OmciaI congregational Returns.

HARRISBURG, Oct. 27.-The following are the
official returns of the Congressman elected In
this State as filed in the office of the Secretary
of the Commonwealth
FIRST DIsTRICT SECOND DISTRICT.
Benj l.. Berry r.. g. 408 Chas. O'Neill, R...4 .533
s. }. Randall, D.l47 745 T. b. Florence, D..ll,9l3
Msjority.....," 6,8S7 Majority...."... 1920
Leonard Myers r.. 13 729 w. ID. Kelley, R...17,l Joy
John Moffett, d. .l3 S56 j. B. Nicholson, D"l5,2iS
Majority ...... l27 Mejority....... 1859
FIFTH, SIXTH.
c. N Taylor, RIB l5S j. Breitenbach, Il. IL 56S
j. II. Reading, D...l3 1879 Jno. ID. Stiles, D.l52i3
Majority Al Majority",, 1919
w. Townsend, R...l2.77l II. s. Eckert, b. ,472
h. Monaghan, d.. 9,4Sl j. Il. Getz.,.......l3,73 ,737
Msjority.......... $3.50 Majority....... 6,266
NINTH. TENTH.
o. ]. Diclley, R..l4 993 H. l.. Cake R......l 5Ol
H. b. Swarr, D...". S'6o9 Jas D. CONNER D"lENo
Majority. ....... 6.SlO Msjorlty..... 225
John Tory 10 10 S2S S Thee; Strong RM SS9 Sss
Majority........ 1905 Majority. i,780
N. Mercur, R....l2723 ]. B. Packer b.. Ia, 59S
V. U. E. Piolett, Dl24l2 ]. F. Knipe. D......l29O2
Msjcrity."...... 3l1 Majority..."... 2.695
Samuel Small R.. l25l9 John Cessna k.... lS, ,603
r. Haldeman, d. SlS +. Kimmell, D......l3,5O9
MSjority.-....... g. ,299I M9Jorlty"...... IA
SEVENTEBzTH. EIGHTEENTH.
d. j. MorrelI, R.....l2 lC0 w. Armstrong, X, 760
j. Z. Linton DILL 006 l.. A. Mackey, D.. ,732
Msjority........ ,094 Majority. 2,02S
NINETEENTH. TWENTIETH.
CIV. Schoheld, Rl6 923 G. Gilflan, h. .....1S 079
Il. Brown, D....-..H, ,355 II. DeFrance, D.""l6,267
Msjority........ 254SI Majority.......... 1872
TWENTY FIRST. TwENTY.SECoND.
John Covode. R."13 766 Jas Schegley. R..l5.175
III. d. Foster D....l3 SO7 A. Burtt, D.""..".l0,6 ,696
Majority Al Majority ......... 4479
TwEHTY-THIRD. TWENTY FOURTH
d. Phelps. R......16 ,O95 ]. B. Donley, R.".l3 $50
L. Mitchell, D""....ll GAG ID. Crawford, D.ml2,737
Majority....... 5049 Majority ........ 1923
The Conference Judges of the Twenty first
district have divided in their returns-the To-
diana Conferees presenting returns electing
John Coyode, and the Westmoreland and Fay
cite Conferees presenting returns electing
Henry d. Foster T1ese conflicting returns are
in the hands of the Governor In our table we
only give the votes of the counties as returned
by the County Judges.
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class English screw steamers, built expressly for
The Mediterranean trade; and II is expected that
the passage to port in Italy will be made in
ABOUT twenty days. 0ne OF the steamers of this
be made about the goth of November. If suffi
cent freight offers, the steamers will sail direct
for Italy, Otherwise they will touch az Eng.
land. At present steamers will leave every
tended to make weekly trips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln are to live in
Chicago.
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The Louisiana Troubles.

WASHING TOM Oct. 27.-Despatches were re-
eeved at the War Department this morning
the disturbances in New Orleans and st. Ber-
nard parish yesterday, which do not differ
materially from the published accounts by the
Associated Press. Secretary Schodeld this
afternoon telegraphed to General Rousseau the
following Instructions
To General L. II. Rousseau, New Orleans:-
Your despatch of the 26th inst, for rWarding the
Message of the Governor of Louisiana, and ask
ing instruction, has been received. You are
authorized and expected to take such action as
may be necessary 10 preserve peace and good
order, and TO protect the lives and property of
citizens. j. NJ. SCHoFIELD
Secretary of War
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"A y y M OF USIC.
BATEMAN's OPERA BoUFFE
rwr,yv ,'nn FOE .IiHuH

Il VI
BATEMAN's OPERA BouFFE
FOE u##I #Iflus
TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING M oNDAY EVENING Nov
GRAND CoMBINA1 ION OF DOUBLE oomp.uv
m BATEMAN MAJ desires 70 that he
HcademS" sSnss.lng Of twelve nights onIyl ste per
when he will baiSs aiSsSNDAY. isSSlNsDA1Y Nov o
s lime g Sn 20 the
-, BARBE 2mntsRR9iaSh' mt,R2iSSh entitled
which has for three years been a chic, a,,r.o,,..
Paris and prncipSi eIs class in
anu wbicn IL has bten his fortunate ooportnp0pe,
RARE AND UNEXAMPLED SUCCESS
before the American public. At Ni6los s GsrdeSS. No
one HUNDRED REPRESENTATIONS
were d M even naIpg me summer season just passed
LARGEST AND MOST NNlST ENTHUSIASTIC AUDI.
ment An universal recognition Psce Pas & os entertain
this production as fully Sqnal to and worthy Of rank
PpShssss Ge GeTGsten with which the public S5TsnGs Uf
Interpretation Of this graceful and S5 sne borough
Mr. fassmsn EN%hn ieSusf NG% IL FSgs
MOST EMINENT ARTIsTEs OF THE DAY.
WIN co%FfETG IES oRfSiS%L oRifsG Sns COMPANY
RsSH5ta e sS under
of unprecedented edentSdaAaaG maFSSss E1s@BINATIoN
al Ihs s celebrated prma donna of the Operas Comous
MADEMOISEI.LE TRINA
sarbe Beue part n whcS sRe here Is as RSSSs IN
S.Dsy S Ss and 5Ys prsm nd in which her exquisite
sTs9 G.%Sps se to Sys % effect 70 which has
delight from the mSf %oSs sTtGS e10Ip6Gosseurs
Beus hnS Rne seaTd T sEssn the
tr1mpns IN which are matters Of musical history.
Of the first French tenor of the day both sides of
' EVERY EVENING On'ii changed
MATINEE ON 4s2 s2TUkDAY fl Nov. a.
GR%ND &c e pE t1s
LA BELLE RELgNE.
with the brilliant e. and ia ,avqEIte & ss artist
as the heroine in ii pieces The eSre e,s,s min
- NAMEs :Ni,d OF oPERATIo EMINENcE,
nizsd as entitled to high distlnctlon- -0Oos-
Mile. LAMBELLE, Mile. louise.
Nile Mile DUGL9s, Mli1 LEBIANo,
MIIs MI: aafskfEGEA ROSE. M%s s%s 6aAA6af6EtroN' 6A6f6t
Mile MAlhiLDh - NJ. AuJAG%a M%e DELVAL'
n n. RISGFEFsNEit RISF1FF1Iitr MM'TpFESSEREE
4 4. PARpIsN&o. PbASRpiIssSNHSE' n X. FFH64Gs FHoGRsR.
NJ NJ SS5StDUN; SSa NJ ERANQ2IS,
N; IpARoN, =, NJ BENEpi6K.
Musical DirecIor...,.....M. ADoLPH BIRGFELD
The oPsEs SET4 yq be PfSSqcea with an
AM N AM 0Ai' Am SnosHN oRCHESTRA
NUMEROUS AND cE5SSsl cTES5SSHSusnLr TRAINED
ssS g, G ss y Of
srises can extend their American tour It should be
understood that the season cannot possibly be exo
tended s sS Ts.
@ Soa S sa az ns Must
store Of Messrs. ANDRE & CO.. No. IlO4 Uhesnut
ADMissIoNm m ONE I55pIIuuR' I55lT =
Observed Seats, Fifty Cents extra. .Esaa -
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FROM NEW YORK.
uo,her transatlantic steamship Line

NIw YORK. Oct. d. A new steamship line
has been established to run between this port
and Italian ports. The steamers belonging to
The line are the Camilla, RoXana, Miranda, Pal
myra, Statira and Cabrna. The ships are fret
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HARRISBURG, Oct. 2.-The following are the
official returns of the congressman elected In
this State as filed in the Office of the Secretary
of the commonwealth
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COmmissiOner ROIIins

has recommended to Secretary McCuloch that
Spencer Kirby be appointed Supervisor for the
Southern district OF New York. The Commis
sioner has decided that hotel and restaurant
S25, 900 year must place themselves in the
category of wholesale dealers, aud must there
fore exhibit the sign of Wholesale dealers,
according to the provisions of the law.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-12
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN


Adjourned Meeting
CITY HALL,
Wednesday, April s, 1868. {
The Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present Mr.. W. 7. HepP, President, and
Messrs. Sterry, Sampson, Perkins, Mary,
Davies, Flood, Thezan, Dunn, Straight, Sui
livan, Sauvinet, and Joubert.
The resolution relative to the grain
Elevator and Warehouse company was,
after discussion, postponed to the next
meeting.
The following resolutions, accompanying
the last report of the Committee on Streets
and Landings, were read twice and adopted
by unanimous vote: i,
ResolUed, That the Mayor OF the Guy Q,
New Orleans be and he is hereby authoI l ~
to enter into contract BY nolSrI ~ ~ ~, ~
the term Of Eve years, on behalf OF the cry
Nth Waver Stein and Henry Stein as prln-
cinaIs with good and solvent sureties, 70 pc
J, llnroyed III the Finance Committees Of the
Common Council, to remove daily from the
streets of the city all dead animals, % pc
| taken in close covered carts beyond the
| i;noifs If the city. Said Mayer Stein and
T5enrv Stein to keep at a central portion In
| each district an office where the public and
the officers of the police and Street Com
missioner's Department may at all times
notify them to remove dead animals; 70 pay
| into the city treasury at the time OF signing
this contract (S5OO) five hundred dollars,
and annually, during the continuance OF I'M tnls
contract to pay into the city treasury - ~ y
sum Of (S5O6D ave hundred dollars; ana n
case Of failure 70 comply with the terms o
their agreement TO forfeit ~ the CITY t1t
amount Of their bond, and also forfeit tnen
contract; the carta used BY the contractor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-12

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
IL leans--No 21O2A-By virtue OF q writ OF neft
faoias to me directed by the Honorable the
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public suc-
ton al the Merchants and Auotioneers' Exchange
ROYAL street, between Canal and Customhsus9
streets in the Second District of this city, on
FRIDAY the twenty fourth day Of April 1857, e. u
O'clock NJ, the following described property ne:
two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, aoJoinin8
zach other together with all the buildings ana I'M
proyements thereon and All the rights, ways sefvf-
tudes privileges, and AppurteRAnees tnefsoneo ~
longing in any wise appertai ming ~ N -
New FaubOurg Mangny, Third DISTRICT 9I shl2 ,oltys
in the square bounded by Bagatenei SllEoos OIqo-
hart and Union streets Which sara lots measure
ssch in American measure thIrtyone feet eleven
inebes and i've lines front on bagateIe street -
one hundred and tWenty-seven teet Ten lnelny5 Ano
6vs lines IN depth between equal ana parallel lines
HHSch said lots Of ground conp0se together the
iaiysl IN No 263 OF square No q, and were 40
o,,5rsd Nv defendAnt Thomas b. bodley, BY purs
d1sase from William Augustus Chambers, Of this
itv nv act before hdward Barnett, Notary Pubic
IN This city, of date February IL, 1851
Seized in the above suit.
the said property will be definitely adjudieated to
tn highest ana last bidder for what il viii bring, at
twelve monthe credit the purchaser furnishing bond
with good and solvent security, bearing i've per
cent interest per annum from date, and special
mortgage on the property sold until hnal payment
Said purchaser shall have TO deduct and pay IN As1
the amount of printing, sheriff and clerks ices
say about $780, and furthermore, the state, parish
and municipal taxes, the amount Of wn l y not
sp7isM Sheriff Of the Parish of orlssns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-12
No. 81 CANT STREET,
New Orleans, April ], 1865.

New orleans, Aprl u 1905.
Hon E. Heath. Mayor Of New Orleans:
SIR-In reply to your verbal inquiry upon
the subject, give 1t as my deliberate and
carefully formed opinion that article l54 OF
the proposed new state constitution gives
no authority in law for an election of Off
GERS Of the city of New Orleans at the time
the vote is taken on the acceptance or re-
lection of that constitution. l present for
your consideration the following as some OF
the most apparent Of the reasons that bring
me TO that conclusions;
Under the act of Congress of March H.
1868, it is provided that the constitutional
convention Of any Of the states mentioned
in the acts to which this is amendatOry
NAV provide that at the time Of voting upon
the ratification of the constitution, the reg
istered voters may vote also for members Of
the house of representatives OF the United
States, and for all elective officers PROVIDED
for by the said constitution
The late convention in this state adopted
the proposed new constitution as whole
on the second day Of March, and ADJOURNED
its labors ON the ninth, three days before the
act above referred to became law. The
set OF courso conferred no power on body
that had ceased 10 exist. But If It could
have conferred any power upon the late
convention, 1t does not attempt TO confer
any authority for tho election ofoity officers
fixed BY the municipal charter. The act
provides for the election Of all elective OH
Gers provided for BY the proposed constitu'
ton. But city ofdcers are not provided fol
in that constitution. The state. legislative
| judicial, and executive departments, with
/ their various officers, are provided for, bul
the convention did not In the CONSTITUTION
1 touch upon The city officers, their duties
| cofnpensatt0n8, on terms Of Ofsees or disturb
| the city charter IN any respect. That would
/ fall properly within the supervision OF th'
/ state legislature alone.
Article l54 doel indeed include the Wort
a municipal in It's enumeration Of official
| % be chosen on the nth and 18th instant
but this was,evidently an oversight ca th'
4 part Of The convention, aa such officers ar
not elsewhere alluded 70, and especially arr
not referred to in article l55. providing to
/ the entrance Of the Oflcers elect upon n
/ DECLARE Of their duties, and FOR The dat
Of the terms Of their 0fheeA That articl
reads e. lolloWBs
g An civil Oaacsrs thus elected shah ense
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Herman s 90. vs.. WI. a. AIoore.

UIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR:
Il leans, No I75O9-By virtue of 3 writ Of
heri faeas to me directed BY the Honora6l9
entitled causes will proceed to sell at public auc
ton at my warehouse No q Jefferson street. in tbs
Second District Of this CITY, on MONDAY the TWEEN
tieth day Of April. 1868, at hAfpast eleven O'Clock
A. M .
An the FURNITURE and MOVABLE ERFEQTS
taken from the premises or lately occupied By
defendant, and situate At No. 24I Canal street, -
per inventory which may be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suits.
GEORGE ". AVERY.
ap8I4l9 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-12

buRyEYOR's OFFICE,
Room No. 10, City Hall, =
City Of New Orleans, April !. 1873
To the Honorable Common Council Board Of As
sistant Aldermen:
GENrLEMEN-In order to avoid tie neces.
sity of steamers passing the Magnolia Street
bridge across the New Canal, I would re-
spectfully recommend that your honorable
body authorize this department to mac.
adamize Julia street from Magnolia street
to Claiborne street, with good roadway to
haul their freight upon. l think the large
steamboats, would prefer landing outside Of
the new iron bridge.
Respectfully, etc.
W. H. BELL,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-12
!. HEATH, Mayor.
OFFICE CITY ATTORNEY,
New Orleans, April I, 1868,
Hon. E. Heath:

Hon. K. Heath;
DEAR SIR-I should say, in answer to the
queries submitted by the commanding gem
eral to the City Council, and left by you at
my office this morning:
i. That the regular day for holding, cleo
tions for city officers under the amendment
to the city charter, (Leovy's Digest, page
5s), is the second Monday of March.
z. That the new constitution, article l54,
requires an election to be held for city Off
GERS at the same time and place as the cleo
ton for the ratification of the constitution
itself, viz: the 18th and 18th April instant.
This, of course, controls the act OF the legis-
lature above quoted, (the city charter), in
case the constitution is ratified; and if it be
rejected at the election held the same day,
then the other election on that day, (for
state, judicial, parish, and municipal otfi'
cers), will be a nullity.
Very respectfully,
A. NJ. BUCHANAN,
City Attorney.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-12

MeEular Meeting.
CIyy HAZE, NEW 0RLEANs,
Tuesday, April 7, 1868.
The Board met pursuant 70 Adjournment.
Present; Mr.. W. T. Hepp, Presidents and
afsssrn. Starry. sampson. scctfs Perkins,
Davies, Fldod, TheEan, Dunn, Straight, sHl-
1sxaA. ssuyines, ana Joubert.
Ihs minutes or the last meeting were
xead sud approved.
ne following message from The Mayer,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-12

cIxTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Oh.
y leans, No. q, T45-By virtue Of writ of heri
facias to me directed By the Honorable the Sixth
District Court of New Orleans in the above
entitled cause viii proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, on tie premises hereinafter designated, on
MONDAY, the twentieth day Of April, 1868, at ~
o'clock p M
The CONTENTS of the Coffeehouse known as the
'Merohants' Exchange" situated at the corner OF
Cont and Old Levee Streets in the Second District
of this city, per inventory which may be seen IN
my office.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ans1sIQ SheriH of the Parish of OrieanEs
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sHERIFFS SALES.
d, c. Cummings VS.. II. b. william

j. c. Cummings VS.. II. b. Williams.
T0URTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
Il leans-No. l9994-By virtue of and in obedience
to an order Of sale rendered March 81, 1868 70 me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Court of New Orleans in the above entitled cause
l will proceed to sell at public auoti9n On e.
premises hereinafter designated. on WEDHES-
DAY, the 22d day Of April, 1868. at O'clock P M
The balance unsold OF the CONTENTS VI A
DRUG STORE situate at No. ss5 Magazine street,
as per inventory which can be seen in my office.
Seouestered in the above suit.
TeIms-Cash on the spot.
GEO. W. AVERY,
aplolT92 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-12

LFIFTH DISTRICT COURT 0E INV QG
and sale to me directed By the Honorable ~
Fifth District Court Of New Orleans. IN W
above entitled cause, j will proceed e sci, -
public auction, at the Merchants ana AugSoas-
GERS Exchange Royal street. between ~
OuEtomhouAe streeta. inthe ceeeA. 4 - ~ nssi
city o. SATURDAY, the eighteenth aay, o J, Apsiis
1853 at u o'clock NJ, the following ossefips0 2tOP-
'iIis' CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND tossther vita
all the buildings and t4prot "a ~; s,y n;
ne sausrs bounded BY Burgundy Dauphinet
Gs,,.I srd c1sioIn house BtfoetG and rne4aqrlnE s.
go Me- front on Burgundy street, by depth q
IA ~ irchas more or less, which properly Nas
as,;sd ~ defendant by virtue Of an act Of parti-
tsn bsfSsssn him IS Of the heirs Of the ate
isspsr strong and his mother Mrs.. Eliza julia
SfShhn widow OF said late Jasper Strong
rsssed before William Joseph Oastell, notary pub
n ii this city, on the second day Of june l85a
seized in the above suit
Tarms-Caah on thu spot 49,. ., = ,.x,,,z,xy
apalfls Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrlaAna.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-12
Pierre CnaeIar, Rxeentor, ". Evlasys
& r. Mardis.

EIHFEo VUNrIaF1 Nl-NN1I1VEs = = -
s. r., Mardis.
TaOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NV o.
4 isansNo 1855 by virtue Of 4nd e oPsdls -
- me directed By the h9nqrAbls tne 2 a7s4
District Court Of New Orleans IN shs 10y - %
- .so.ss "a "a ieffsr1on ltFo0t, second Alst1ip
~ fhiS ritr "a TaIRsDAY. tho aiKtsaath DAY =
knril- iaf7 a. 10 o'clock a. q. -. s-aS-
a Id 81 III OU6Eff0tID " QRhttl1s sna ~, ~
AFiE FFFECTs, 81 s1r ingentof5s A1iqA A,As y
~ pss - sI5 ssissdi IN the above salt
Terns--oeaa On - ,iioHo. y. aFEHE.
sptnN shslsa d The PARISH e e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-12
JOSIAH B. RICHARDSON,
E. FILLEUL,
]. NJ. G. PARKER,
w. H. BELL,
DANIEL BLAIR,

Who received the unanimous vote OF the
Council, and were declared duly elected.
Mr.. Perkins also nominated Mr. G. W. R.
Bayly as the expert on the part of the city
to meettwo other experts, one appointed by
the Carondelet Canal Navigating company,
and the other BY the fourth district court
to estimate the amount of damages sus'
tanned by said Navigation company by the
drainage of the city into the Bayou st.
John since the 10th of March, 1854. Mr..
Bayly received the unanimous vote Of the
Council and was declared duly elected. &
On motion Of Mr. Burbank, the Board Of
Aldermen Withdrew and the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen resumed their regular
order Of business.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
A petition numerously signed by the
owners Of real estate fronting on st. Charles
street, between Tivoli Circle and Toledano
street, for the paving of west side OF said
street with the patent NicOlson pavement,
was referred to the Committee on Streets
and Landings.
On motion the Board adjourned until
Wednesday, April 8, at o'clock P. II.
ALFRED BOURGEs,
Secretary.