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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-02-22
JUDICIAL NOTICES..

Emel"c Landry -vs Oaf@ime LsBlanc 100
WIDOW J. .. .%1iulllfe vs. he same .S6
MarceNus Leblanc IS ne same 80.
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Stale Of Louisiana.

FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CGURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
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State of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
hRIsH OF ST. JAMES,
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ETAT DE ia LOUISIANA.
Cour Gu Quatrieme District Judiciairo.

PAROlSSE Sr.JACQEES.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

allow tho line TO bc built through 20 serya The Sultan
cannot coerce him. 40 we 20 have no railway to E
any direction.
One landmark after another Of old stamboul Is passing
away By the time our railways open 10 tiaNtl the
traveller will hardly find any relic left of the old times
Inc sea and land walls Of old Galaa have gone already
and when it falls one OF the most interesting sights OF
ConstaninOpe will have been lost. Ana now w0fkhch
This Old gate, called by the Turks Babuhumayonn has
gwen its name not only 10 the Government OF turkey
but to the city Itself Turk never addresses eter 10
COnstantinOple OF TO stambOul, but TO the Gate OF
Felicity" or the Lofty GaIe-the Sublime Porte as
we have borrowed q translation from the French Ihis
old gate the where the officials came to kiss te
feet of the Sultan twice year. ana II gave It's hae ~
held there-thencc the whole Government took It's name
of the Porte" the Gate Of Felicity and of Power H.,
One Of your New York papers not long ago. III quSts
from and enarging upon letter of your correspondent
spoke OF " His Majesty the Sublime Porte eyluen.S
without the remOtest idea of the meaning OF tG Mo
Shblinc Porte. This expression used In Europe
and sometimes by the Turks themselves to represent e
Of as the Court Of ST. James" But the gate itself Is
going down. I wonder that the TURKS do not & locS
events Perhaps may be permitted to be h''1o gu
perstitious on this point If they are not ..o, ~, q
Some TWO months ago, wrote you or an altaCh u! u
mob upon the American Mission school at ksk AagTha
In European Turkey. Incredible as II may aplSal W
those acquainted with Turkey the rioters nave actul
been brought to trial, convicted ana pulSeu 10 tS l
satisfaction of the missionaries VINO 90 iS
with the Government Tor ntgatOn OF the
our Minister Mr Morris Of course did everything in
his mower to push the matter through with vG0r but
small share OF the credit belongs to Mr. Blunt the English
Consul nj AdranOplc. It this Mr.. Blunt
who secured the punishment OF the murderers OF Mr.
Merriam the American missionary murdered some years
ago near AdrlanOple and now again he has shown
vgor and power of pushing Turkish officials such as
is rarely found in the East trust that Mr. Seward VIII
appreciate genuine good feeling o the British En-
blssadOr here ia sending Mr. Blunt a the request OF MI
Morris this errand for the protection OF AMERICAN @
citizens and the sesacrihce as well energy, OF DIT
Blunt, who mad long Journey to make ~ una % V m
horseback over bOitomss roads, and weeks OF "oIk 10
secure protection American families anu 'ht piush
memt OF those who had attacked an Alncrc,l school
such GOOD feeling and good deeds ought to go Tar
toward creating better feeling In America 0Waru the
only uaitT1I allies aud friends wo have IN Europe
uoyv YssiGn Consul who not long ago did his best
fo ,,1isc mob which would have cost another American
missionary life II the Consul had not failed IN his
pfIO
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
UNIVERSITY DISCIPLINE"

To ne -I0aor y The IFttHfS.
SIR: An article in The TRIBUNE, not long
ago. the subject OF University Discipline and re-
cent trip Ithaca where embraced the opportunity to
visit the fine dorInitory buildings OF the Cornell UNI
yersy, which heard Mr. Cornell remark, that me mao
face those fine than that they would the rooms OF
his dwelling when they visit hm"-tOgether Win the
fact that they expecting thousand or more students
al the opening OF this new institution OflearninR directed
mind 20 the subject OF college laws and government
desire, through the medium OF THE TRIBUNE 70 make
suggestion the subject for the consideration OF the
Trustees and Faculty Of the Cornell University and OF the
public.
from the English colleges and partae less OF the
arbitrary and despotc character suited 70 European
forms OF government Our college laws and especially
the laws which 70 govern this university should
parake Of the spirit OF insttutions the governed
should be represented in the government. therefore
that the laws for the government OF the Cornell
University be enacted in the manner as the laws
which govern the people OF the state OF NewYork.
ten OF their number TO represent them IN the Uni
yeTsy Assembly, those ten representative students and
the Faculty aside from the President constituting the
Assembly The Trustees Of the University should com
pOse The President OF the University stands
IN the place Of the Governor his signature being required
10 perfect law, except when his veto shall be set aside
BY a tWO-thrds vote OF the Senate and Assembly.
IN few years the Alumni Will be represented IN the
Board OF Trustees and In the Senate Thus We have all
interests IN the University represented, ana In making
the laws 20 govern II we observe all the usages OF eRhA
ton and will In my Judgment secure code that the
students will respect and take pride In obeyng with
government upon just representative basis. ana the
students held responsible gentlemen and not ne child
rem MI Cornell may realize his ideal perfection IN the
behavior OF his students and SECURE tho same respect
FOR the college walls for the walls OF his parloTwfch
Is too much 10 expect OF sudens under the present
fem where IL is held O virtns 10 defy a law.
Other advantages OF this plan will be IT'S edueaNohal
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
POLITICAL ITEMS.

At the Republican caucus in Bath, Me-,
James T. Patten received the nomination FOR Mayor
Democratic meeting in Philadelphia, on
Saturday night resolved that Congress Is In rebellion
against the Government
Mr.. J. Thomas Spriges has been nominated
by tho Democrats, and Mr. AlTck HubDeu by the Repub
hcans, for Mayor OF Utica
Judge Pettis of Meadvile. Penn, was unan-
imousy elected Friday Senatorial Delegate for Erie
aud Crawfordyile Counties TO the Philadelphia state
Convention.
The Alabama Conservative Executive Com
mitteo met Montgomery Saturday and after calling
Convention meet In that city the ist of June,
pointed committee TO "repalr 70 Washington and TO
remain long necessary 10 represent the
political interests of this people, and 10 keep our friends
AT the North advised Of the state of affair ia Alabama
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
PRIrSSIA.
CLOSING OF THE DIET.

CLOSING OF IItE DIET
BERLIN Feb 20-King William of Prussia form
ally closed the sessions of the Diet last evening. In
the usual speech such occasions the King gat-
ulaed the members on the success of their labOrs.
Tue effect of the Diet to insure the peace of Europe
had been promptly and powerfully sustained by the
other great Powers The confidence thus restored
will aid in the spiritual and temporal welfare of the
nation
PACIFIC DECLARATION OF THE KING.
MARCH lin his speech on closing the Prussian
Diet on FRIDAY last. the King expressed himself en-
trely satisfied with the legislation of the past ses-
sion. and declared that he was sure that no cause
was now left for disturbance of the peace of Ger
many or Europe.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
PENNSYLVANIA.

GOV. CURTIN FOR THE vICE-PREsIDESCY.
PHILADELPHIA, March THE following
editorial article will appear IN The Ires morrow morn
ing:
We have carefully anayzed the names OF the delegates
elected 20 the Republican state Convention as they aP
near in the proceedings OF the several County Committees
and Conventions which n TO meet in Philadelphia on the
llth Of March. ana the following seems 10 be entirely
Trustworthy: one hundred ana one delegates have been
elected OF this number 76 declared for or been in
siruced TO vote Curtin for NccPresdon 3 Tor
Mr. Grow and for Gov. Geary. The Of four II
undecided OF the rcmaing 30 delegates yet tobc elected
Gov Curtins friends confidently claim majority The
canvass for the Republican nomination for Eicelcsden
I'M This state has been conducted with singular good
temper
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN BERKs COUNTY.
READING, Feb 20.-Ihe BeTks Republican
Convention Instructed delegates the National Con
vention support Gen Grant for the Presidency EX
Gov Curtin was declared to be Bor first choice for the
.PresdenCy
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
IRELAND.

rur rrx1AN TnIAIs-GRN. NAGLE's CASE.
IoNnox Feh so-Iu tho case of Gen. Nagle. now
a, trial on a cl,rpe of Fenianism, at Shgo the mo-
ton for n d.l,v Of trial made by Mr. Heron, the
,o,,oeol Tor t,, ,icfrnse was refused On the an
o,ncau.pt Of tIlis decision by the Court Mr. Heron
,novod "a transfer the case to the Court of Queens
Rencb in order that the trial might take place else
,vbcre The chief gfound for this motion Mr. Heron
said was the fact that there were not six Americans
in tho whole cily of Sligo. and therefore it
would be impossible TO select a mixed jury At
this moment Mr. George Francis Train, who hap
pened to be in Sligo, rather Unexpectedly appeared
before the conrt and volunteered TO become one Of
the American jurors. The offer was declined MIR.
Heron's motion was argued at length, when the
Court refused 10 transfer the trial to another place
The case was thcn proceeded with. The London
Times of this morning has editorial article on the
trial of Gen. Nagle The writer strongly urges the
abandonment of the prosecution saying that the
point of law involved Is to say the least question
able.
EvHNISG.-But little progress has been made thus
far in the Trial of the Fenian prisoners at Sligo Most
of the time today was consumed in an effort to I'M
panel jury. In uuIcr to procure mixed jury 1t be-
came necessary to summon six Prussians, but as
these soon after absconded the trial adjourned
until Monday. 1ro bills have been found against
Messrs. Nugcnt, Kcan, Ftzsimmons. Fitzgibbon,
Leonard, O'ConnOr, aud Leahy, and the prisoners
will accordingly be brought to trial without delay
SENTENCE OF AN ORANGEMAN.
DUBLIN, March wv. Johnston, a Grand Secretary
of the Orangcmen's Organization, was tried last
week on tn, charge Of heading illegal procession
in the Comfy Down. He was found guilty ana
sentenced by thoo0urt TO imprisonment and the pay
.ment Of fine.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
PACIFIC RAILROAD DISPUTE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2S.-A petition has been
nresened 10 the Senate asking the Legislature TO inquire
Whether the land and moneys granted to the Central Pa
cdc railroad Company absolute gfs and trust funds,
81 he nsed ONLY IN building the road east OF sacramento
Iso whether the trustees have not made thenselyee
close corporation relation 10 all stock py dstrbutlng
Tho money amosg themselves, buying the Sacramento
Valiev Marysyille, and Western Paclno Raroad an.
nouncng their intention to control ai inc railroads OK
the atate with the politics OF san Francisco
and sacramento and employing lobbyists al washington
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
IIAYTI

ARRIVAL or FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR-SALNAYEs S
REYERsEs.
HAVANA, Feb. 29.-Late advices have been
received from Hayti. The French Admiral with three
ships OF war; arrived the harbor Of Port Prince
CaIneau Minister Of the Interior under the balnaVe
Government had resigned Salnave had experienced
heavy his recent campaign against the Cacos
renes Gen. Solomon Is expected from Europe III May
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, Feb. 29-The Senate was not in
session. In the Assembly bills introduced for the
better protection OF emgHnts arriving at The port OF
New York; amend the charter OF the Buffalo street
Railroad Company: 20 incorporate the New-Iork Cab
Company relative stage routes In NewNOrk; To In
corporate the Burglars Insurance Company OF New
York compel joint stock companies 10 admit service
II civil actions; also 20 incorporate the East
side Savings Bank; 10 provide means for the cree
tion Of buildings for the College Of the city OF New York
to amend Lockport City Charter; to Incorporate ne
Last side Association OF NewlOrk 10 incorporate the
metropolitan Boat club 10 prevent corporations from
c0rrupiing legislation 10 facilitate the construction OF
the Kingston and Newburg Railroad for the relief OF
the soldiers OF the War Of 1912 to improve ana enlarge
Champlan Canal for a railroad In Nassau aud other
streets OF New York also Tor railroad In Third and
other streets 81 New-IOrk
An investigation was ordered Of the Affairs OF tho
Health Once Of New-IOrk and the Select Committee
instructed Co investigate the alleged tapping OI the
state canals.
BILLS REPORTED FAyORLBLr.
To authorize the Attorney General o Institute suits Tor
the abrogatlOn Of certain cannl contracts.
To authorize the Astoria and Hunters Point Railroad
Company to change their route.
To Incorporate The Forest Port Railroad Company
In relation to Waikiki Valley Railroad
To Incorporate the Ncw-Nork Fiduciary Company.
To Incorporate the NcV- York Home savings Bank.
To incorporate tho Sow-YoTk Manhattan safe Dcpo-t
Co.
10 incorporate the y. Y. Seventeenth ward Savings
Bank
To incorporate the SeWYork Peoples Safe Deposit Co
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

effect upon the students. They will At once have their
minds directed 10 the forms and usages Of legislation aud
To questions Of governments and authority they VIII
early learn to respect law and rgtf authority instead
OF deying them. As is too often the Hoping
that these few crude suggestions may call 10 the subject
the attention OF those better qualified Judge and AT
wise, and tend 10 reform ia university government
shall look forward with interest the result OF the
government in new University from which the peo
pie arc expecting much good. p.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
TEN nu1LprNos DESTROYED IN oGDENsBURo

OGpESsBURG, Feb pa fire commencing at
about n last night in the large wooden bock Al the
n'ersection OF Ford and Caroline-sts destroyed tno
aweliIne occupied by Mr. G. ii. Colemsns IN carolina
st and Mrs L. A. Morris on Ford st. ana t.e barns ana
rear af DR. d. McMonages Messrs j. B oslers Mn' ste
yenson, and H. g. Bacou were entirely % a. tne %
I'D Radlam and known Badlam BLOCK ~ was oceu,
MED bv j. b. wOoley, grocer, H. Bromoy nSur , Aha
snne,intendent OF the Poor once ana EDWARD badlah
pn NJ anmfactory In all ten buildings were destroyed
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
ARYSSINIA.

FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM THE EXPEDITION.
LONDON, Feb. 29-EvENING.-Later news from the
English captives in Abyssna has been received here
to-day. They were still safe and well at Magdala
The advance of the English army had arrived at a
place near AntalO The Tigre people were every
where friendly. There was no sickness among the
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

being the only three who knew that Seward would give
up the men Never wro Seward again that Trains Union
speeches In London were damaging the country Seward
knew better and Derby. the York Paris kxhiDlon
Commissioner continued 20 keep posted as Mr.. Sew
ards rghhand man. In spite OF Adams and Need 10 tho
contrary Notwithstanding George frahc4s lFaIh'
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
ITALY.

YARRAGUT AND TUE woRKlNGMEN OF GENOA.
FLORENCE, March IA delegation of the working
men Of Genoa waited upon Admiral Farragut last
Ueok and presented to him an address, in which they
say they desire to do him especial honor the repre-
sentative of a country which sympathizes with the
views of the illustrious patriot Mazzini.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
POLITICAL.
LOUISIANA.

CHASE AND FENTON-GES. HANCOCK.
TkLEGKaPH TO
NEw-0RLEANs, March 1.-The Free South,
journal which is devoted to Radical principles in THIS
State has raised the names Of Salmon p. Chase ana
Reuben +. Fenton for President and YicePresident.
The Rebels in large numbers have petOned Cen Han
cock TO remain here Hancock asks to he relieved from
command
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
T. 6 SOLDIERS TO ENFORCE THE REVENUE LAWS
IE FAST TENNESSEE.

Collector Abernetby and his deputies having
seized several whisky stls in East Tennessee, were
mobled aud Imprisoned by the disIers They ransomed
themselves aud at communicated with the Internal
pavenue bureau asking for troops Ia enforce the law
dbs Rnreau has obtained from the military AUTHORITIES
,avorable response 10 the application and accordingly
onnsnv OF cavalry has been dispatched Ia support the
Soyenue officers the Knoxville District the scene OF the
whisky insuITection.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
KENTUCKY.
srcnNn coNGRrssInNAL nIsrRIcr.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2S.-Neither Gov. Steven
son nor the Hon John Young Brown believes that the
action Of the United States House OF Representatives mas
created a vacancy In the lid Kentucky Congressional
District. Entertaining this opinion, the Governor me
Courier s correctly informed, will issue 40 writ OF cleo
ton neither will Mr.. Brown resign. The district -
therefore unrepresented until another stated cleo
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
TEXAS

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
From The Galveston NewS of the 2}d, we take
the following From the complexion OF the returns re-
ceved we should judge that about dozen OF 'he !"
gates elected the Convention in this S'c are Con
servative Tho Radicals will have good working
inrity
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
CALIFORNIA


REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 2S.-The Republican
State Central Committee, dissatisfied with the action OF
the Union Central Committee, have resolved 10 send
delegates TO the Republican National Convention, 10
assemble in Chicago, aud nominate Presidential electors
fnrCallfOrnla.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
BAVARIA.

DEATH or KING LOUIS THE SECOND.
MUNICH, Feb. 29--IIis Majesty Louis H., King of
Bavaria died yesterday He was only % years old.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
FRANCE.

CONTRACT BETWEEN TELEGRAPHIC COMPANIES
/ PARIS, March IA contract has been closed be
tween the National Telegraph Company and the So
oi6ts Cable Trans-Atantque of France.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
A Call for a Meeting
DESIGNED FOK the Eyz oF
N BKHALT 90
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

VIRGINIA
BY THH LEADING CLERGY AND OTHERS OF DIFFERENT
DENOMINATIONS IN NBwYQRK
PosgPOsED MARCH 2
We the believing that the time has coue for those in the
o o.pop, sections Of ,s extend the hand Of eor
fellowship and generous assistance the impoverished people of the
So and b., the edueatou Of those whose mental training has
b.. 40 long suspended the direct aud efficient OF
s the rpbar aud disabled permanent relief regarding
,, which bears OF Washington aud shared hs ber
be,on, as desirable point 70; creating educational fund
whose benefits shared BY all the southern States DO hereby
o. our approval holding public meeting promotion
The ends herein ee and request The daily papers due notice
the
rSo NcCLTyTOCE HORATIO POTTER
mo COTTON SMITH, WILLIAM ADAMS.
4 N CHAPLIN ROSWELL u. HITCHCOCK,
a. n CWOOKS, WILLIAM r. WILLIAMS,
a. H. DRAPER. FRANCIS VfNrON,
y. ALEXANDER, JAMES q. MURRAY,
n al RWER BOBT. RUSSELL BOOTH,
4 = sTORRS. \ IRENRJs PRIME,
" n PERRfS. MORGAN DIX
n = FOSIEk, AlkN. H. NikIONt
q W MORRlLL THOMAS ARMIfAGK.
rUOs CARLTON, STEPHEN a. TYING, JR.,
CORN ROOSEVELT DUFBib GEORGR L. PRkNTlSs,
DANlRL CURRY. HOWARD CROSBY,
n J. ". BuCkLANn, CHAS. r. HARRIS
q X OARRlSON J. RYLAND kkNDRiCk
N X CLAPLiN CHARLES y. DkkMS
no r. CROSBY HENRY wAkD BBECiBk,
SMITH SlIELDON HENRY CLEWs
J a. HOFFMAN,, W. B DODOb,
GERRr SMITH. A. A. LOW,
p a. WINSTON. PElkR
w. X CHURCH ...f.. JOHN CROSBY Brown
A COOKB HULL JSO j. DONALDSON,
JANIS LIES JAS T. BRADY,
W X KIfcIIRS q b. FROTHEuHAa
Pauaa. 20 ths Gbeys ssn messg all bs ts ths C0oFeT Ia
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
Sp,tial NOiins.

star Among the Meteosrrashy scents asshei upon
public only pass oblivion with mseorke sSinessi mean
,hs the star pear, Of the Western world PHALoNs FLOR DB
MAYO has reached zenith public Tor and there with
~. I'LL -. .h. thrnnn SILL he AL hrnrrisis
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

.ue on MONDAY BvRSSG March a. ooes 10 which hs
pahto respectfully invited
The Rev Heury Beecie Prof Rowe D. Hitchcock the
James and other speakers S address the esx
fratoa the Hoa Horace Gfesey the iea.
G.n Wm Carts hOGen slcses and 0ths<
distng guisbed citizens will bs read on that OCCASION
Any other friends vOng these measures OF relief r tas
f' EDWARD PAYsOS WALTON
Agent Of Washington College, Va
address. Hoyt Garner Bakers No Ne~ st sewYee
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
MARRIED.

sCuRkCKSNRRDOn Wednesday evening Peh @ at the reercs
o. An. bTis poh.r bv the Rev f. D. Andersen u. d. Mr. William
ScheueL to SHed, all Of this city No cards and
peaty Of cake
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

clondy rr Nndy om sunrise noon Ahsrnoou-Lne elosy
EyenngCear wildly March iMorning 10 sun
rise beu La Overcast 10 noon Ahenoouoyrcsss eoTnteee
to bail Efening-sn
10 then snoN Depth fallen p inches Position Of the snet
1 p,nct This planet "a sbe sgu Of seoTo o 500,
Is 6 minutes; B decnaon south
10 9 sbous % North Of Auues or sScoo se, near ths
lZ:l3 One OF the plaue can be seen "h
poEer of H. on cool 6eh glass aud practiced eve
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
following abstract from recorded Obser Aons A. hs CsaA
Oberystory for the week ending SATURDAY Feb ~ 1901
Hight of ground above the "a feet
OF tustlu above the ground. ~ feet
Hight of shove thr 6S bet.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
THE WEED ADAMS SPECULATION On MASON AMI
sLIDELG4

Now let him return into obscurity again, and
never let him again join Thurlow Weed aud George Pea
hodv TO sell out our country the London stock Ek'
during the seventeen black days ON the Mason
aud sdell dlspatches-Adamq aud Weed an9 fa'net'Vn