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New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

Elsewhere will be found an interesting cor.
respondence between the Commissioners oi
Central Park and Prof. b. Waterhouse HaW-
kins, the distinguished naturalist, in reference
to the reproduction, in lie-size figures OF the
extinct animals of the American Continent Tor
the embellisbment of the Park
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

The Board of State Assessors will meet in
Etanwix Hall, Albany, on Thursday, the 9th
knst., and sit three days to hear appeals from
Supervisors in relation to the equalization of
State taxes,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
Aem'29ork Quilu Gribr1r&,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1868.
Union Repnblicnn National Committee.

The Headquarters Committee open the Ffh Avenue
Hotel New York Cy where all business coucaiou should be ad
stressed The l0oNiay list Ot tHe officers members Of the Con-
william Calm Chairman Boston, Mass William Chandler
Becretary Washington d. G. Central Executive CommeeWam
Claim Boston. Mass T. w Park North Bennington, VI William H.
Kemb No 225 Genst Philadelphia Horace Greeley Hewiok
H. a. StarkWeher NOreich Conn; b. K COwen, Belae Ohio;
harb Giiug Kalamazoo Mich Western Executive Committee
Headquarters Chicsg0-J jones' Chicago, III; Cyrus NJ Allen
T. b
Headquarters Atlanta CAN H. SouhwOrh New. Orleau La
John n. Csdwe Lagrange Ca B. Rice, Little Rock Arb
Pscsc BIecue Committee Headquarters San FancscoGeorge C.
6oham San EraLcsel Cal CLae D. De Long NKnA CITY New
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

The cattle plague in the West, of which the
telegraph has given us hints, has alarmed
wide region, and come almost to our own
thresholds. 1t is said that certain of our
Butchers have hurried the slaughter of their
cattle fearing that they might die of the
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
Republican state Committee.

The Republican Central Committee their headquarters
tbe National no H.
the Committee should be addressed that
,sc Chairman and Mr. James Terwge Secretary
6the Executive Committee
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

! The War Department has changed the head
quarters of the Department of the East from
philadelphia to New-York, with Maj.-Gen. IT.
yin Mcdowell in command.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
SPEAKER CoLFAx ON THE PLAINS.

FND OF THE TRACK UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
August7-wo are at the end Of Pacific Railroad track LAG
miles west Of Chicago, and miles east OF salt Lake Inc
track is being laid at the rate OF four miles day. The
road Is graded $50 miles between tins and Salt Lake Jus
laid this afternoon the rails continual divide between
Atlantic and Pacific.
SCHUYLER CoLFAx, WM BRoss SAMUEL BowLEs
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

The President awaits Secretary Evarts's opin-
ion upon the legal points involved in the re-
moyal of Commissioner Rollins, and 1t IS SAID
ly a sagacious politician that His Excellency
will do nothing further IN the premises
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

malady, and it is added that the flesh OF theSe
diseased animals has been thrown on our mar
lct. Surely this subject is within the province
of the Board of Health.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

amiable persons enjoy this liberty certainly
deserves the admiration of all lovers OF true
freedom.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
pr,1nr No. 81 BroaAwra.

MISSIsQUOI SPRINGS. The water OF tLllS Bre"' ~
sprrF is secsc for Cancer BHhts Disease Scols Rheumatism
Dyp, Cpeps Affections, al diseases arising from impurities
OF the blood Il has necessary make the Mssqno Spns
Water known through the medium Of the except to Distinguish
springs which have lately sH'en claiming '
1 sr-, contains ingredients which other water on this
continent is known % possess has wrought IN great variety o
cases which have been given mp entirely hopeless @ the most '
bratd Of the medical faculty consequence OF the unparalleled 'eo
rty which Msluo Spring Water has attained ""un " O
time other psg waters been advertised adopting names c0u
,s N v and bssinr their upon the fraudulent aud PeJen
t one st isg are jnst the MssquO only stronger lle
npllic are cantioue ag,ust these deceptonS ,,...
All the genuine Of this Spuog has the name MsssoUo
bottles and tie cork branded IN IKE manuel
Pamphlets containing account Of many wonderful cures ee Gu
attested hy eminent physicians ara Others oa t @ b
..5r. - 80 ,,s.ssu, a note MIssSQUOI SPRINGS,
Rroal Of
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

Gov. Geary of Pennsylvania has appointed
the Hon. Samuel Ks.l ler to be Associate Judge OF 10
high County, vice the Hon Reuben Guth. deceased
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
PHALON's "PAPHIAN LOTION"

PHALON's "PAPmAN LOTION"
or Bcmhes OF the Complexion Removes treke' Pmp'
Tsu Salt Gheum, Eryspeas &c.
IHALoNs "PAPHGAN SOAP"
possesses The same properties "PaPhan Lotion" FOr the IOf
LKr NrRpnY and BAru Price 25 cake Sold BY Drug
gsis,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
ELGIN WATCHES.

These vores combine inventions aud valuable
improvements eged be accurate and darsoea'
than any watches manufactured For sale by leading
Jewellers throughout the country
" No movements realed by the Company
Call ou your JeWeler and ask to see them
NATIONAL WArcH Co,
N - L.c.-nI
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

NEyER-FAILING SAFETY AND SUCCEsS.-ARs.
WINDOWS SoorHNe SYRUP and certain remed for all diseases
With which children arc afflicted during the process Of teehg 1t has
stood the test OF many years known fail Gives rest the
mother and relief to the child wind collie and regulates the
bowels
Be snd call for
"MKs. wIysLows SOorHINe SYRUP"
having the 6e sir 70 Of CURTIS the outside wrapper
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09

DEeEYCY AND DIGNITY.--Geo, e. Pugh,
formerly United States Senator from OHIO,
is now one of the leading lights of Democ-
racy in Ohio. Mr.. Pugh made q speech
to bis friends the other day. when he took
occasion 10 say " If any man has come
hither expecting to hear me abuse General
Grant. tell him he is mistaken. / shall
give him all the honor, and great honor it
Is, which be deserves.o This is the proper
spirit to conduct the campaign. Republic
ans who indulge In throwing mud at
HorstiO Seymour make great mistake.
The principles Of the Republican party
must give the party success, and not black
guardism and abuse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09

Some Chicago sensational rattle-brain
correspondent has written that the leading
Democrats Of this District are seriously
considering the advisability of running
Robert T. Lincoln, the worthy son of Lin
coin the Good, as an independent candi-
date for Congress. Mr.. Robert Lincoln is
made of no such stuff. He would as soon
think OF trading his fathers venerated
bones for a cup of sack. If the leading
Democrats of Chicago are aching for a
vigorous application of cowhide, let them
assault the son OF the rail-splitter with
this insulting proposition. Robert is a
worthy son Of his honored sire Chicago
Post 500
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09

A friend of ours has two boys, aged
respectively six and eight years. The
younger was partaking pretty largely of
the good things of this life at the dinner
table, Immediately on their return from
Sabbath school one Sunday. The elder,
after cycling his brother for some time,
said: Charley. If you were to eat much
more, and it should kill yeu, you would
weigh so much that the angels could not
carry you to heaven" Little six year old
hesitated for moment, and then. hooking
up, replied: "Well, if they couldn't do 1t
alone, God would send Sampson down to
help them. "--Boston Transcript.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09
nays on the tlnal passage Of the bill, which

nays on the final passage Of the bill, which
resulted as follows:
Yeas: Abbot, Alexander, Antoine. Buck
lnghRm, Quincy, Devices, Evans, Esnnrd,
Garstkamp, Guidry, Heidenhain, Hill, Har-
per, MOllere, McMillen, Murrel, Morey, Ray
mond, Reese, Rey, Umphreys, Walsh, Wash
ingtOn-23.
Nays: Adolphe, Bennett, Belot, Brewster,
Collins, Dufresne, De Grange. Dupart, Eager,
Faulkner, Haskell, Hutchinson, Isabelle,
Kent, Leblanc, Leroy. Lott Landers Nc
Cullen, Mahier, dcVean, Melvin, Magee,
Noble. Pesrce, Page, Pierce, Smith, Ster-
rett, Tareaud, William G. Williams, H. Will
liams, Waters, D. Young, Zoelly-35.
House bill No. 81, consideration of which
was, on motion of Mr.. De Grange of Orleans,
postponed for one week.
House bill No. 81, on motion of Mr..
Pearce, of Bossier, was laid on the table
subject to call.
Senate bill No. is as amended by the Ju-
dietary Committee WAS placed on its third
reading and final passage, and the bill or
dered to be sent to the Senate as amend
ed for concurrence.
SENATE BILLS FOR CONCURRENCE.
First reading:
| Senate bill No. 40.
Senate bill No. 6S.
Senate bill No. IS.
Senate bill No. IS.
The following Senate bin passed its first
and second readings, and $50 copies ordered
to be printed;
Senate bill No. &c.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
House bill relative to notaries public wal
taken up.
Mr.. Wren, of sssier, moved to adjourn
Carried.
The House then adjourned until tomorrow
at twelve o'clock NJ.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
| Chief Clerk House OF Representatives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09
By Mr.. Adolphe, of Orleans:

By Mr. Adolphe, of Orleans:
House bill No. 12l, an act to amend an |
act entitled sn act in relation to the trial OF
contested election cases.
By Mr.. Gray, of st. James:
House bill No. 1913, an act relative to the
Supreme Court, and regulating the terms
thereof, the proceedings therein, appeals
thereto, and process against sureties on ap-
peal bonds.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
Substitute for House bill No. Is being
under consideration, section first was
read.
Mr.. Carr, of Orleans, offered the following
amendment:
That this bill be referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means; and that they be
instructed to report bill authorizing the
collection of the back taxes in United States
currency; and also authorizing the funding
of the floating debt in bonds of the city {;
and authorizing the Common Council of
New Orleans to levy and collect a special
tax for the redemption of the same.
Mr.. Mcyean, of Caddo, moved to lay the
bill on the table subject to call.
Lost.
Mr.. Devices, of Bienville, moved to lay
the amendment on the table.
Yeas and nays demanded, resulting as fol
lows:
Yeas Alexander, Deslonde, Devices
Dufresne, Evans, Faulkner, Honore, Har
per, Kent, Lee, Landers, McMilen, Morey
Morand, Mathews, Page, Pierce, Raymond
Wren-l9.
Nays Abbot, Antoine, Adolphe, Buck
! ingham, Belot, Burrel, Collins, Calhoun
Carr, De Grange, Demarest, Dupsrt, Guigo-
net, Garstkamp, Guidry, Hill, Haskell Han
| Ion, Hutchinson, Holland, Hall, Heiden
hahn, Isabelle, Leblanc, Leroy, Lott, Nor
ris, Mollere, Mahier, McVean, Melvin, Man
sion, Magee, Noble, Pearce, Reese, Rey
Saton, Smith, Tureaud. Walsh, Washington
William c. Williams, II. Williams, Waters
D. Young, Zoelly-4S
The motion to lay on the table was lost.
The vote being reconsidered,
Mr.. Morey, of 0uachita, offered the fol
lowing amendment, which was accepted b,
Mr.. Carr:
Strike out all after "tax" in the nintl
line, and insert leach year of a suficien
amount to pay the interest and at least one
twentieth of the same"
| Inc question recurring upon the amend
ment of Mr.. Carr, OF Orleans,
The substitute as amended was recon
mitted to the Committee on Ways ant
Means.
| UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
House bill No. 8, relative to Notarie
Public, being under discussion at the tim
of the adjournment, was taken up.
| Pending the reading of the amendments
it being ascertained that there was no quo
rum. the House on motion of Mr.. Abbot o
Concordia, adjourned until tomorrow a
twelve O'Clock M.
WILLIAM-v IGERS,
Chief Clerk House of Representatives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09

pro rata and make public proclamation Of the nun
Der OK ahAres allotted to each, which shall DO ar.
Provided further, That Iothisg shah be receiFsazA
pa, mont Of the twenty Ave per centum At the tina
spbscription % The capital stock OF said compsS
shall be closed, he corporators named in the On.
them refuse or nrsiect TO act, then majority Of n.
remainder, shall within ten days thereafter, call tA
nnsst Sis 81 me stoGknooers q ssid company
directors, of which Iubl notice shall be given
I'VE days in Two public newspspers published Dali h
personal notice to each sto kholder by the ceTfd
the CORPORATION; And in al neetings Of stockhoS
Sscn SnaIe snsii ents sne hooer 70 one vote
Ana q fS oT Enacted That the
snail be vested IN boasd Of direct rs seven in no
Der, who shall be stockholders and who shall helE
slec 60 ana T. take their places Is reotS
And the said directors "a majority OF whom, M
one Of their humber to be PRECEDENT Of The be ss
who shall also be pres dent of the company MI
s9a GO s6
the SAID directors may require, for the Faithfully
charge Ct Ms srus. In case Of . vscancy in Q.
thereby shall be alled b. the remsinins dreetois
directors shsli have full over to make and prescr
such by laws rules. and reguIatisns as they shs
and management OF the stock, property estate, An
effects OF the cor psny, not contrary to the ehar
| or to the laws of the United States and the of1
| nancss of the city and county of Washington: Pn
vided, That the directors OF sad corporation shl1
stock 10 pay the amount by them respectivelS s"t
scribed at such time, after the first installment
proper; and If any stockholder shall refuse OF 1eS
TO pay any instaments, as required by resolutios
Of the board of directore after reasonable notes.
public auction, to the highest bidder. nan,
shares OF said stock as shalt ey said nstallmiats
and the highest bidder shall be taken to be n,
| person who offers to purchase the least number h
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09
GRANTS BRoTuER.-The Chicago PO,

GRANTS BRoTHER.-The Chicago Post
says:
Mr.. Orville Grant, of this city, brother
of General Grant, has been vilely SLAM
dered by a paragraph, originating, we
think, with the Chicago Times, stating that
he (Orville) had given $1,000 to the Sey-
mour clubs, and that he would support
Seymour for President. We are author
lied by Mr.. Grant himself to say that both
these statements are utterly false. He is a
Republican, and intends to vote for Gen
eral q. S. Grant for President, not because
the General is his brother, but because he
is the standard bearer of the National Re-
publican party.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09

A young French gentleman, Eve years Of
age. was approached with childish endesr-
mrnls by an infant Of eighteen months.
"Don't you see" said The mother, s'that the
baby wants to kiss youi1 "Xes.r Fepl ed
young France, indignantly, sthat's because
be takes me for bis papa.n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09
SCHUN LER OOLFAX,
Speaker Of the House of Re-
IPuBLIo-No. GAL

AN ACT prescribing oath of office to be taken by
persons ron whom legal disabilities shall have
teen removed.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of Repre-
sentatives OF the United States of America in Con
eress assembled, Tina whenever am person who has
participated in the late rebellion, and IRON whom
all legal disabilities ari ing theTefrom have been
removed by act of ongress by 70 Q OF two-thirds
Of each house, has been shall be elected ap.
pointed to any Office OF place OF trust in er
the government of The United States, he shall
before entering upon the duties thereof instead of
Ihe oath prescribed by the act Of July two eighteen
hundred and sixty two, take and tubscriDe the tot
lowing oath Affirmation: /, A b do soemnly
Tor affirm that will support and deleud tine
Constitution of the United states against all enc
mics foreign and domesl ic; that ] will bear true
faith and allegiance 10 the same; that take this
obligation freely, without any mental reservation
purpose of evasion; and that will well and faith
fully discharge the Duties OF the Office winch am
about to enter So help me God.
Approved July IL, 1853.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09
IpnR11n-No GIL

AN Al CT 70 amend the act OF third March, eighteen
hundred and slxty.five, piovi ing for the con-
struotion OF certain wagon roads in Dakota Ter
ritory
Be il enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentAtives of the United States Of America in Con
ereAs assembled. That 20 much o. the ubexpended
balance Of an appropriation made March third,
eighteen hundred and sixtyve Tor the constructor
of certain wagon roads in the Territory of Dakota
as shall no; exceed the sum SIX thousAnd i've humid
red dollars. be and the anne is hereby applied to
the completion Of the bridge the Dakota river,
on the line of the government road leading from
Sioux City, in the state # Iowa to the mouth Of the
Cheyenne river. in Dakota Territory.
AppFOVeu July l3 l56S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09

Singular as it may seem, tho threat Of the
World that the Herald must be "hung"-a
choice bit Of English, which means ia ordi-
nary language that the Democrats ought to
drop the Herdld-has not been without its
effect. The sales Of the latter paper have
materially decreased, and Il is already
trimming to av0id collapse. Curiously
the World does not prosper In proportion.
The party does not take Il, and prefer to
encourage Brick Pomeroy's sparkling
sheet.-Nelo York Commonwealth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09
Chief Clerk House of Representatives.

While General Frankhn is getting ready
to demoiisb the reputation of the general
Of the army, perhaps, the Richmond Dis
PATCH in another part of the field, is pep
pering away at the admiral. It gen.
erously asks: ........
Shall we never have done with that old
humbug, Admiral Farragut, as he is called?
We suppose that there have been twenty
thousand dollars worth Of kilograms sent
over the Atlantic cable concerning his
whereabouts and his doings. He is Ger
tainly making the most of his little victo-
ries. 1t is as Carlyle says: "The world
will have its heroes; and if there are no
real ones, it worships sham ones" Farra-
gut is the nearest approach TO hero that
the Federal navy turned out during the late
war and so he has to stand for the genu-
inc article.
The genuine article" we suppose, is
Semmes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09

thorough investigation with the view Of re-
forming and correcting existing usages ana
laws should 1t be found necessary.
IL such is the pleasure Of the House, your
committee will prepare and report Dill IN
accordance with the views above expressed.
A. L. LEE,
Chairman Committee of Ways and Means.
Mr.. Lott of Rspides, chairman of the Sc
lect committee, submitted back the bill re-
ferred to the Rapides delegation, and moved
that the consideration of the bill be post
poned until tomorrow.
Report received and accepted, and request
granted.
Mr.. Mansion, chairman of the special com
mittee to whom was referred bills Nos. Il
and %, reported bill No. % with amend
ments, and asked concurrence.
(Signed) JOS. MANSION,
Chairman,
w EVANS
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TPuBLIc-No, e9.l


For compeneatsn nd mileage OF senator's, three
hundred and twenty thoaaen0 doll rs 10 addition TO
1aFpeBe N tho treasury.
Epr eonpeushten 81 the Officers, clerks, msssen-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09

WHKHBAs, Widow Marie I.oup and Wtdow
Martins Hurst have been and are now IN
destitute and suffering csrcnmaiances on
accoant Of the massacre OF their husbands
Constance Loup, deceased, and Spencer
Hines Hurst, deceased, by riotera. on The
thirtieth day OF July, 1866, In the city 81
New QrieEne, Bouisiana; therefore,
Belt enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the State OF Louisiana
IN General Assembly convened. That the
sum o. three hundred dollars Is hereby ap
propEtNtsd out Of any money in the Treas.
1ry not otherwise appropriated, to each.
widow Mafze Loup aud Widow Martha
hurst and that the same be paid to each Of
said Parales By the State Treasurer upon The
warrant or tn1 STATE Auditor.
Buls4 Suspended. resolution placed on it's
lEst ana second readings, and referred 10
the oammlttee q Tie whole.
Thsoommitsss On Internal improvements
reported anfavoFabls On House bin No. e,
Report received ana sgrssa 70.
me Committee On Judiciary submitted
the following report,
irptm4nz coisaliHnn Roon
10 q! .es H"s.s..i 1sisss aad asHs. Il n Hssss
3aefEGrNBH Your C0mmiffes on 1n$,..
<|hlI tAAlhg Considered House bill No. Sc
- l2. eN.eeein8 protection 70 laborezs npon
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-09

The Secretary Of the Senate was an
nounced, asking concurrence in Senate bin
No. %. and informing the House that the
Senate had concurred 10 House bill No. 1os
Under suspension Of the rules the fol-
loving biila passed their first and Aecond
readings and we're referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee: 8