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New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

political contests OF half century, all back In he
Umonlines battling for Grant and the true conservatism
~ R Rustoe equal political rlghts ana p9nce, &c
great War Minister great applause and BeecheT great
appause, the great teacher OF practical Christianity
hat 6Tpeley great applause the earnest, the Hlhpe
hearted aud cearheaded aOuthpece OF the loyal Masses
That our great merchants manufacturers, ana pankes
who have utilized the resources OF land: that the
Generals and sailors who organized victory that foIe
ana Logan and Sckes, that Candy, ana SehoheIu' a %
Howard, and Meade, and Thomas, and oherman, alu a
Sheridan lcheers and applause, were sun uhueI to
which FaTraCut had nailed to the mast whe he isne
himself TO the shrouds at Mobile Bay, ana to Fort
Henry to FIVE Forks prolonged a apPdaused SEA
The speaker closed by contrasting the TWO Paos Nu
The Hon Samuel Booth former Mayor OF Brooklyn,
the Rev Theodore Cuyer. silas Is D9tcner tohoScu' '
each with a few appropriate remarks aiter Wmcn ucl'
Sckes was announced amid prolonged applause, ahc'
when he came forward to speak the vast audience arose.
The meeting closed at III o'clock when the audience
arose and joined the Glee Club in singing America
THE STAND OUTSIDE.
At the stand outside the Academy speeches
were made by Messrs j. ]. Couch and W. w. Goodrich
the latter OF carried quite animated cooQuy
with some Democratic Fenans in the audience
THE TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION OF THE BOYS IN
BLUE.
The Bows in Blue many hundred strong,
marched in batalions from Flatbushave., via Hanson
place, Greeneaye., Adelphst Myrte-ave Pearl. Con-
cord Pineapple Henry. and Montaguess TO the Academy
Music The splendid residences along the route were
brilliantly Illuminated and appropriately decorated with
the stars and Stripes and myriads OF lanterns The
buresque Kuxers which abounded in the procession
were as ridiculous the genuine will be when Gen.
Grant takes his seat the White House. On the arrival
Of the column at the Academy 1t saluted by q
brilliant display of fireworks and deafening cheers
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKFTS

Gv,-o, Oct 10-Coitan-Rss.pt. o. the vest ~ hes
po l9l bales, stock l3os2 bales sales Aoj bales
Good Ofiaafy. l5ic
Wuris0ros n c. Oct 1o-Colton marie. better Rosn hrme
q, stdS4 rs; No. Opaque mId % 25dS 80 Crude
Tn,,ns a. IS Tar 81 3D. Cotton tner sales Good Ordinary
a1e Low Mldlny. 2!.ei hdlings, ga2ie -. -,
y a. Oci 6-Cot.on market easier, sales 5+ bse'i
,.sS 81 bales NiInE, Ri d1e sales o'hs "eeA 40 bales
receipts $500 bAe, .. g.. o..,,. r., a.. ,..t 6 o2g
h,. sales, bales oasss $40 bales stoe 90
active but ,ome"hI hIesNH'
80 100 b,is.: M,idin.s 2i d1ie receipt, 6J' bales l.
s.y,s.E O. Oct Co1n opened quiet ht he ueh.n n, !,
,,s.,,d to.srd close. ss, lS9 bales add nr" iV
91e ,Ipor. bass; receipts 2Oll bales. ,oo
Oet 51-Coon- -Middinys 2ltd2Jie ale, to
.e.n l6 bales, exports 9970 bales receipts iof tns
& "a Os bales. sros, exports liverpool Ji.3 es,
& i sa,..,, 7,I hass hand 1888 bales stei'
nns RIehange iIst din HeWYorf hEh. dso1ah uos, ~
d s,s unchanged Flour dull and io-er super
sus" - T,sb. Fttra 81 75px9 Coruthe supply mostly
sT,sn Door ,,ocii white so9g oa ~. as"Isa % S
-. a, 40 Bran Pl D. Porf dull at tH@ bacon arg
- .1s,e,. SLoulde, d4cj RIB ld7fc Cie, sass ,e l .
rae Lard dull; T,.rce l9ic Keg 11c Conee qu' MO "'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

JERSEY CRY WIGwAm-Major J. X. Pang
born and james A. Briggs. esq VIII speak ~ the Wig
wan In Jersey City this evening Como one ana MI.
Last evening Paterson was again ablaZe.
Over q 900 men paraded for Grant and CofaK. such
scene has been witnessed In that vicinity ooiore ior
s large meeting of Irish Republicans was
held at the Republican Wgwam IN Jersey cy, & on ISrS d
day evening Capt Eugene ,sb. OSheA anu ''P' i'u'
The Repubcans of Newark held large
mass meeting at their wigwam last evening. The tan,
nery was crowded TO excess It being their last meeting i
the panS hdme. @ McCarter two Of tho most
nent lawyers OF the state
The Grant legions of Newark made their
s oo men re In line and the streets along the line OF
march thronged with spectators VINO ehoouatot a
buildings were illuminated, and loud cheers made the
welkin ring again. =,
large and enthusiastic meeting was held Mt
sprjngheld " j. Oh Thursday evening. John Davidson,
esq of Elizabeth spoke for one hour upon te ISSUES 10"
before country Mr. Chas L. Doe the ne M ~ speahft
question aud the Republican Platform All Ieel connenl
OF victory the Sd Of November Tor Grant anu Co"A'
John l. Blair and Amos Clark, Jr.
The Hon. Amos Clark, jr, candidate for
Congress in the lid Congressional District Will III com
many with John Davidson OF Elizabeth hold ahd address
meetings this day Saturday, at the following places IN
Widdlesex County: Cranberry, Dayton, Black Horse
washington, Cross Roads, and James9ufg LET al shs
to say. Give him an earnest active support
One of the largest meetings of the campaign
was held at Plainned n. j. Oh the 5Oth IN the "sWAm
The Rev G. H. Tiffany made an eloquent speech, ater
which Dr. r. H. Gilbert addressed the meeting on finance
and taxation. The hearty and frequent dehenslraes
of applause gave evidence that The Knew what
they were taJklDs fSt. aud ilM Republican thneiples
. prevail in New.Jersey hereafter The DenoclaGy
80 caed-aso had large meeting on the same ofon'"s
An imnosinp meeting of German Republicans
was held last evening at the Wlgwan, Jersey Cy lhe
buildiDR was beautifully decorated, ana "a h1mDer "
scrols containing appropriate inscriptions, depehdeu
from the roof large SCROLL at the Dhck V tno pau
form contained the words In RANK ana lie' ,h % ,h
native American Citizens shoulder To she uder WIN to
nTeat Republican party OF tins great country For Grant
and CoIfaI Victory will be ours. Triumph OF Ireeuo
,'n,h ~ liberty for all nations" The enthusiasm was
unbnhnded and the music OF excellent band ana ths
ure.enca OF number OF ladies contributor
largely 20 the enjoyment OF the aSsem3'ate' -,
Alderman KRISTEN appointed chairman anu vi ina
achelVeJ secretary, and with equal unanlmly, 'm T
Presdents were appointed from the various whrus. 40
arst sneaker was Dr. VOge, who delivered an suuron'
German lie was followed by Dr. Van Hoist hs w1pei'
and Mr. Prieth IN German, and Judge Heslehu VI @ i'
sIana in English. after which, WITH three fousins
o. Grant and Collar and John l. Blair tho heetinB
broke up.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
THE REGISTRY.

15O4G1 REGISTERED IN THIS cITr-o0'0'l IN
BROOKLYN.
Below will be found the number OF voters
registered in this city and Brooklyn yesterday Inc
number f voters registered far exceeds that OF any
vious registry prominent Democratic pontcan' "no
had calculated OF registry Of $1,000 yesterday preuo''
that to-day there will be 22Oco voters fess'o,.u ~,
~ over III, 600 Alexander Slater, residing at NO
ana one Of the Registers In tho Fifteenth Dis
tct of the Twenty first Ward, was knocked aoTh ana
Nightly injured by some unknown person IN ~ ih a.
eighth,st., near Fourth-aye Inc ioho""s A''
nrea OF the registry:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
TO CORRESPONDENTS

L.-You will find tables of the returns of
tbe Iectionso OF 1867 and Of the Presidential Election in
1894 in Tho Tribune Almanac for 1868. which you can buy
for % cents Tho Amanscs from 1893 TO 1863 In
elusive have been reproduced and bound In two largo
volumes They contain all Election Returns since 1885,
and tho two volumes can be had for SO No politician
should DO without them.
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Cincinnati papers please
PELOUBKT-SPALDING-fn Bloomed Y J. on wednesisy Oct
- a. ile residence o the brides By the Rev Charles
KHoI. Samuel Peloubet To Lae a.. Spaliing
WAKbMAN-VAln Brooklyn Wednesday 'Oct 2 by the Rev
b. ere MI o. WakeHaH Of e.tpot Conn., to Mss SARAH ~
Vail Of West Horwalk. Conn.
-NALLORYOn Wednesday At the residence Of
The brides rare. by the Rev Mr. Seson Charles p Williams
Sonngton % E. daughter Of Mallory Mystic Conn.,
No cards
AH Notices Of Marriages mrst be indOrsed.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

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U1PRIED.

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NEW-JERSEY.
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For Presidential Electors.

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For Representhtives In Congress.
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

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SV,tial gutit,s.
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

DR. LEMRRCfRR will deliver Of six Lectures on ANATOMY
and PHYSIOLOGY illustrated By elastic MOde prepared By tho
l,,t Dr. AU2OUx o Paris before the Association for the Al
t f science and u the great hall OF the Cooper institute
epcns MONDAY the 9th Of November next Iefe,' o. am
80 he nei Al several bookstores aud druggists 10 ne cy sso '
- p f The Assoc alton Thrdsy, o SeYenhtti oppos"
s p,tat. ckes for lectures -; single tickets sL
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A Card.
To THk pGBIIC

Par more than ye past giving h. name Davis hi,
In nv une So many have put loss and nconVen
,nes through this feel compelled 10 all persons
,g.u.t him entirely unknown and makes use o nv nans
80 A.. "A unon otbera MARSHALL D. ROBERTS.
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As sewlng-NIachlnes
Popular Lectures.

LICENSED BY THs C0MBlSATloS COMPANIES:
s.ni tmp ff sample o work call and In operation At
LEWIS p. TIBBALSS, No. as BroadwA
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Th. arg. circulation o. the Sunday Edition Of tn.
NEw-YORK DAILY TIMES
IN h. Cr and vicinity render, Of the best ADVERTISING
MEDIUMS ha, could select IL rculaies large
and Intelligent class whom s for The n,eres, o
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should be sent early possible Saturday evening in order
.seur. ths proper elissidcatio1.
" J. RAYMOND 4 CO
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DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages msst be indorsed
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To the Voters of the City and County OF New York.
Gen. sIGEL having perempohy decued for satisfactory 10
the Committee updegned Chsimen Of the County Conventions
after consultation With prominent Union nominate HORACE
GRBRLEY for the ohss Register tbe County Of EewYOrk
GEORGE W. BLUNT
Chairman Of the Twenty second st. Convection,
RUFUS r. ANDREWS.
Chairman OF Committee Of Tweutythrdst Conyenoeo
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

Republicans Romember.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

Gang,r.-a DehonA or the n gbh Nesrork District Br,s
,oa Baker fo Beysah Indiana Distinct ka Beartsy ir the
Sorekepers-Samue kaisky Tor The Fourth
District; y M, or the seventh virgins District
6eore sotha~, Rudolph Bumenbrs for tbe second Maryland
sms. poozr the Fourth PeunsyAniS District Dsght
tt,y m the Third District .n4 Charles Caps for
the Frstll Illinois District
The Treasury Department has directed that duty OF
q so Der pound and 75 per al raiorep shall be
sessed on all cigars cigarettes and cheroots
The Iniei.geneer bitter attack upon 5eymour and
the ring
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-07
@bc louisianian,
Saturday, Novcmbcr Z, lsGs.
COMMUNICATED.
This Public School Question...A
z""-@# Novel Theory.
CHAPTER BIRD.

The essence of our shovel Theory is com
prised in the proposition, that man, being Cod
proper,y-hody and soul he can not be hi
own for. as we have said. two persons can
not have, each at the same time, absolute pro.
relty in the same Thing. To this theory. i,
has been objected. tina, its acceptance impuirs
human Liberty. We think this objection is un-
,ennble. For human liberty is not absolute :
and slavery consists, not in subjection. bu, in
n1yua subsection No one deems il a grievance,
or any cnrtailment of his liberty, 10 subject
himself TO justice. 1t is justice TO give every
one his due. Every ones due is villa, belongs
TO him aud. as we belong TO God body and
soul, wholly and absolnte|y-we owe Him the
debt of orr whole being. This debt, we paw
by snh)ecting ourselves nnrescrvedly 10 Him.
whose we are: and any denial of The debt or
refusal to pay il, would be the very antiihesis
of liberty, because it would be an injustice.
Justice, Right, Truth, Liberty, are so in,im.
;iely connected, so dependent-one on the
other-,hat. where ONE fails. the other can not
exist. And il is clear, therefore, that to pay The
t''tnte of all our powers and faculties 10 God.
{becanse it is just) can, not only no, impair
human liberty, but that there is no true liber-
~ where the tribute is withheld. "Veri,as L..
bnrabit vos."
This new position, though only incidental,
will aid in developing VIVA, remains Of our
Theory.
The Public School System, in the hands Of
the white population that originated and oper.
ated II. has grossly outraged the liberty of The
Catholic subj CT, by sutjecting him TO the in.
justice OF paying for what he neither stipulated
tor, approved, nor, in conscience, could make
amy use OF. Injustice, practically enforced by
superior power, is, of course, tyranny. So,
This view OF the question proves that the pro
moters of the State School establishment, are
guilty of another fragrant wrong, in wiirn,Iy
ignoring, or refusing to concede to their Ca.
'ho'ic fellow-citizens, tina, liberty which they
are lond in pr%oclaiming to be the bir,h-right of
all men.
Bnt now, very unfortunately indeed, although
lit need not bs denied), not without logical Sc
qnence, the white advocates of the goddess
schools, have the hot end of the poker in their
owl" hands. The measure which they melted
cut to the Catholic population, the "black ele.
m""t' 's now melting out 10 all in common;-
amt OF course, the intensity % the measure,
II the black succeed in controlling the sEstab.
h>hment', will be in the inverse ratio Of their
'ncapac'ty to fathom the merits of The ques.
ton.
The white element, hitherto exclusively
interested in the Public Schools, thought, or
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-07
JUDICIAL NOTICES,
state of Ioui>iana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PANIsH or ASCENSION.
Wm .Acy ST..
Emile Br"n, S"5rogee
vs.. lil6
Nss, Inihemie Tia1a.
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
state of loNi>iana.

BY virtue Of a writ Of PiHriuS Titri EaciaS.
10 me directed by the above Honorable CouI,
IN The above matter, ] have seized and will Of.
Ter nj public sale and auction. at the Cam
House Of the Parish Of ST, james, on WED
NE>DAi, the Rad day of DECEMBER. 1865.
at II O'Clock 4 NJ, The hereinafter described
landed property, 10 satisfy said wit, To wit
A tract of LAND situated in the Parish Of ST.
James. on The right hank Of the Mississippi
river, about seventy Two miles from New
Orleans, measuring one haif atpent more or
less fron' on said river, by iorty afpents in
depth. bounded below by the property Of
Felix Ma!ancon and above by hat be-
longing formerly 10 the Succession OF the
la'e J. p. Niala. Wilh all The buildings and
Improvements ihereumto bcionging- with
the reservation lin favor of Mrs. Perosine
Leblanc and dnring her life ,ilnc) of lie
whole front Of said tract of land by abon,
fonr arpeu'> in depth, and the use of all the
buildings erected on said lot.
TERMS-CAsH on The spot in legal
currency.
S. THEREOF.
Sheriff.
Parish of ST. James. October 3lsi, 1868.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-07
COURSE OLE STUDIES

There are two Courses Of Studies established in the
schoo', the Classical aud The Commercial either Of
which Students may follow, ngreeably to the wishes
of their parents or guardians. Classes Of various gtldes
are instituted IN each Course.
The Co .nIieIs hi Course cnmrri.as Er.pt, md
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Rhetoric, Logic. Literature, Natural History, Ply.
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CONSTITUTE nal Law Commercial Law and Usage.
Book Keeping.
TIL. Classical Course comprises the above enum.
Grated %b5anch's, with the aIi,tion Of Latin and Gree k.
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and, not a few 10 which, Spanish is The mother
tongnc Of the attending pupils. Whenever The
Yankee minions of our mougrel Legislature,
attempt TO give practical effect 10 The iniqni
ions provisions of The new School 1T, let them
be addressed in one Of the vations dialects
Taught in nnr Southern schools and let these
dialects be alterualei or even comD0HnIeL. ac.
cordinI to circumstances, with Latin. Greek
and Hebrew, so as 10 puzzle he shtIiow-brain-
cd Yankee tunc ionaries. wilo-,iho>e. at least
that now haras~ onr ~prop'c). understand nothing
beyond bad English. And so may we. ln,ti
fiat y. by the necessity Of "tha >iintlior'' out
wit the Ang'o-Sa,ou deslntisfn Of Enn'nnd's
Va kee progeny. even as the Irish, nnier like
circumstances. are driven 10 ilr nrresSi'v If
toiling the lyraunical rnaclnenis Of the Anglo.
Saxon smother.
The Anglo Saxon, a, home, or abroad l.
~despo'ic and matelial--un' spfritlcL. Let ns
asSull him on tic blind side! ..
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Fiat dc Ia LOuiSianc.
COUR DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
JUDICIAIRE
PAROISSE ASCENSION.
Wm. Acy ST.,
Emile Brun, subrogf.
VS.. l416
Nine. E~phfmie Viala.

En- vertn dun writ de Plurius Eieri Facins
a moi adresse dams %l'affaire ci,dessns par Pho.
norable Cour sns-nommee, TAI saisi e, j%'offfirai
en- vente pnblique e, a %l'encan, a la Maison de
Conr de la Paroisse St-Jacques, lie MERCRE..
DI 2 DECEMBRE 1868, a II henres dn ,na,ir,
la propriet6 ci-dessons decri,e, pour satisfaire
lie dit writ, %savoir:
I'm lot de TERRE sitne dams la paroisse ST.
jacques, sur la rive droi.e dn feuve Missis-
sippi, a environ soixante-douze miles de Ia
observation-disclosures, mesnrant I'M demi arpent
de face, plus on moins, sur lie dit %fleuyr, sur
nne profondenr de q%naranle arpenls, brine
en- has par la proprie,e de NJ. Felix Mslan-
con ct Ell hau, par cellc appar,enant aulre.