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A Sun-POWer Engine.

Mr.. Ericsson, the inventor, best known
as the originator of the Monitor, during
the late war, has completed an engine to be
driven by sun power. Ills apparatus has
not yet been publicly described, but must
partly consist Of some arrangement for col
lccting the ra Us Of the sun, as it is done by
Il burning glass. and using the heat to make
steam or expand air. 1t is estimated by
him that the heat derived from the sun
shine on Il surface ten feet square 600
square fcct) equals one horsepower. If
this be correct. then the sunshine upon Il
moderate sized barn would give enough
power to drive the threshing machine,
thrcsl ont all the grain, cut all the wood,
pump all the water needed. and perhaps
do most of the chores besides. Seriously
it is not impossible that large portion of
the work heretofore done by engines burn
ing wood and coal may be accomplished by
the mere use of the suns rays. In fact,
the sun has already supplied power for all
our steam engines. Its rays impaired
power to the growing forests. In ages
gone by. forests were buried in the earth
and changed to coal. When coal is burned
it gives out the power which was storc.l up
in the wood, changing water to the steam
which drives the engine and the machinery
attached to it. SO that, after all, Mr.
Ericsson has not invented or discovered Il
new power, bat gone to the sun, the ioun-
tain head, for it, instead Of drawing it from
the reserved stores already contained in
the earth. If this new arrangement can
be successfully applied, it will work won-
dcrlul changes. The boy may be now liv-
ing who will yet harness his balloon to u
sunbeam and explore the oceans Of air
above us.
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CALM PHlLosopHY.-Onco Of the most
calmly philosophical speeches l ever heard,
says u writer for the press, came from the
mouth of .an urchin. The scene was a
play-field attached to most respectable
academical institution. Boys were busy
cricketing and engaged in other sports.
Espyng one solitary little fellow stretched
out ON the grass in listless abandonment of
all control over his limbs, said to him:
Find the weather too warm for :cr-
ton - .f
NO" he said; "but whom bore N.Y.
self doinyno;hing play time seems 50 much
longer" ...
l have not yet recovered from the stu-
pcndous depth Of this answer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-12

NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.-Thc new
telegraph cable which is to be laid between
the shores of France aud the United
States is being manufactured in England.
In construction. the new cable is almost
identical with those now in operation.
Recent soundings show that the bottom
of the ocean between Brcst and the shore
Of New York is nearly the same US the bed
in which the. existing cables are laid. The
Gnom Eastern will be employed to lay the
new cable, and will start on the expedition
in June or July, 1869.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-12

SrENE Is \ s.-Sen,imen
tai y"ang lrly to periumer: ~ don't think
y'n forwarded the scent meant; il seems
entirely different to that ordered" Per
irincr who is very fond Of puuning) I:
Nlinn ! an sure thit what you meant
''n'; the scent | seat was the seen, YOU
n'an'' Consequently, we are both of the
sInlc sentiment"
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- Ai'er the frs, of January next the
re-" frat;en fee ON all letters registered in
Hhd addressed Ia any par, Of the United
Stale VII be fifteen instead Of twenty
cents.
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Hs-At vienna. .fruln 800 to 81 } old horses
&C hu'rhenci yearly. aud thc meat If them
f. ci'en by 'kc L. r.. c!as>cs Of tie popu.
h,ion.
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r. 1t !. thought thai Bonner viii al
tempt b. 'wn life fer the next L,Age
D>aii"n.
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- Several ir.tcrs by har,in iu,hcr
A't- h'c'y been !. weed At H@.abar-.
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- Jay Csake I C.. built q tLsir ez-
pc.rs . vrsy ss.t ehueh ia Philsiaphis
ard prsss.ssd i to IN Episosvnl sss;s1y.
Il ( kssus u ths vi<inisy =, Hfks
Charrh n shs Hdy 9-e0's-"
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Og-e Of the Garro.ers and RobJers
Grand Prsestal1o~ Eaiery,ise.

Mrs. .Sa,ah Duaoa :-Madam-You are
hereby notified that one Of your tickets
has drawn pri,savalucd at $500. Five
per cent, cn this amountwi beslO. This
amount ot assessed per ceutace must in
all eases bc sent on receipt OF this notice,
with directions, by what express YOU wish
the prize sent.
Haurs resrSs~t fully
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THEN AND Now-Befors tAe war ~
Southern people did yearly hssissus with
thSir great c1utohcr, ths Nwth, sasos,nt.
ide "a fur husirda .asd Si1ty4hpso nil
lions. That custoincP n nov neaxly ~
ined. IL thca furnished ~. .500. .Ov0g u
shippipg frsights, spihsa q, 800, go I'm
nishod By ths North. OF siA-ssssutls sfth1'
National tsaritimc frt;ehis: Ahslitioaism'
has deuassysdAh. vs.lAh 30 Ne NssshL !. y
i sny vusdsr that 0scat Bntaia il aqnil'
ths nisGsess of the ssmi ~ v frr--.-..s
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ORANGES AND FLAvoRINos---Whea
oranges are cheap they may be- ecohomicals
ly used in place Of preserves. ' Even com:
mon Sicily fruit, when peeled; divided and
covered with sugar two or three houss,
makes dish superior to our taste, add
moro hcalthful, than ethe rich eonfsetionS
Of fplumbs, peaches, ETC., fodId Upon many
tables. Tho peel, packed In . jar With
layers Of white sugar axd covered with
brandy, will give m excsalcit artistic for
Asvofing puddings, mdssss cakes, 10: sss
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way the market is dail and prices disclose down.
ward tendency. Sales to-day were coniaed to 30
bbls. mess on the landing at $40 SO 2 Dbl.
bAcos-Is 10 fair supply for the light demand.
Purchasers, anticipating heavy receipts, are eau
tious In operating. Operations for the day have
been confined to the retail trade. Il Is held at
l2l@l25c. fer shoulders, l5i016c. for clear rib
sides, and l6{0l63c. for clear sides.
LARD-NothiDg has transpired to-day under this
heading. The market continues quiet, and prices
are unchanged. We heard OF no sales to-day.
rierces are held at Ice. and kegs at lie. At re-
tail, dealers obtain DC. more q d. o.s -
FREIGHTs-There Is very little cotton offering
coastwise and bat little tonnage. We quote By
steam to Liverpool 13-169Id. for cotton, l63 for
corn, Cos. tobacco. Liverpool by sail, l9-s21td.
for cotton, l4@l5d. for corn and - for tobacco.
To New York by steamer lie. for cotton. 2002l1c.
for corn, 90c for -four. New York by sail. {c. for
cotton, zoe. for corn, and S5c. for hour. To Bos-
ton by steam 1lc. for cotton, zoe. for corn and
SOC. for -four. Boston by sail, Ito for. cotton Is
@20c. for corn, and s5c. for -four. To Bremen by
sail Slice. gold for cotton and sos. for tobacco.
TO Hsyre by sail 10 for cotton. Glasgow by
sail l62d. for cotton.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FoH sALE..'-"....''''.'...r'.FoH SALE.
ROBINSON s ASTON,
AGENTS. NO. "a COMMERCIAL PLACE
Improved Property.

Improved Property.
twostsry Brick Dwelling Carondset near Laayetts
street.
story Brick Dwelling Camp, between Delord and
Coliope streets
o-s'ory Brick en- Drysdes between Triton Walk and
Julia street.
gble Frame Cottages sarOnne between RraO and
fha in streets
Double twO-story Frame on Constance street.
twe-story Dwelling Eutepe, between Prytania
and Coliseum streets
Old building handsome Lot Poymnis, Prytsnia
street
Twosery House on Chippewa, Orange street.
Cottage corner of RENE and Barracks streets.
Cottage PaByra ketweea ROcheblsve and Dorgenois
streets
Twostory Dwelling on Tont near 81 Petsr street
Cottage on Koran. near Bienville street
Cottage on MauGny Avenue.
CottaS on Jackson street.
G ttage on Dy aies street.
Cottage Clio street.
Cottage Liberty street.
Cottage rarOudelet leet
Cottage St Al drew street.
Two-tory n st. Charles street.
Cottage corner OF Constance and Fourth streets
Double two story House on PTytsnis street.
Cottage on Constance street
Two double Cottages on Josephine street.
Cottage Third aud Dryades streets.
Cottase on Delachaise street
Two-stoty House on DelAch siss street
Csttsge corner OF Plaquemi - nd Berlin streetA
Cottage Chestnut street.
Cottage en- hsrenge. near So Charles street .
road
Cottage in Greenvills.
Cottage and whole square Of Ground in Greenvila
Cottage In Carrollton-
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NE. BURN DU BUIS9OND DIGESTIVE
~ LoEenges and Powders Of the Alkaline Lsctates-rhe
Alkaline Lacatee exercise the most beneficial influence
the arrangements Of Digestion eher y their peculiar action
the OF the stomach By aiordng tia
latter through their viii The saliva 70 the gastric
Juice supply Of Tactic Acid which all English, french
other Physioess admit be essential principle Of d.
gestion For the information OF those whs Be wihsc
medical advice may stated hsrs that the symptoms Of
paired digestion Headache pain In the fsehsad hand
ersns gssrts gssr.iga heartburn, wind In the stomach
bos loss Of appetite emacstion, All thess
disappear under ths sctisB OF the AkAns Lsstz whie
may be always had in lossngs povdsrl
General dspssls Paris GRInAULr Co 9. ossnisss 10
~ 8 rS 6ei:. s.':i'ii toOHss sgu-
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CrrY or Jrrrxxsos March TO- 1883.
Arrived yesterdsy-423 Texas Beeyes, and SO
Calves and Yesrlings. Sold-362 Texas Beeves,
70 Calves and Yearlings. Al Hogs, and Mich
Cows. Stsck on sale-S28 Texas Beeves, 627
We euote.
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Vacant Properly.


SLOTS corner Apollo and Terpschore 90 BY 13O feet
LOTS Orange street. fronting Annuncstion square.
7LOrS On Washngton, between CaFondeet and Baronne
LOTS Washing on. betwee. Constance and Laurel.
r. LOTS on Csrondelet Josephine.
2LOTS corner Of st. Charles and Eighth strestA
1LOrS On 81. Charles. near Eighth.
4LOTs corner OF 81 Charles and Marengo
2L0IS or harsngo. near ST. Charles
LOTS corner OF 1T. Charles and Foucher streetA
LOTS corner Of ST. Charles aud Antsne.
81 1S corner Of Vsience end Pitt
PLOTS On Canal between Broad and White
SLOWS corner OF Perrier and uonstsntinople
SLOTS on frytAnia, Gsn. Taylor street.
LOTS on Cen mon, ler Of Sacedo.
SQUARE bounded BY Common, Grsvier and Clark
SQUARE bounded ~ Olympia, Murat and Baudin-
SQUARE tounded BY D'Hemocourt. Bnndin and Clark.
SQUARE bounded BY Carrolltcn avenue. 81 James and
Ranks. - T-lErE
SQUARE bounded BY vasncs.sup Lane, Long and 81
George
SQUARE bounded by csueIhOa avenue. BisuviIs and
Cust mhouse 1...l
soUARE bounded BY carroton avenue. Lever Line and
Pine
SQUARE bOsndsd BY Chestnut, Csmp and valmont.
sQUARB b>opded BY Joseph, ArAbella. Prytsnis and
Perrisr.
SQUARE, bounded BY csr0ndsls. Gen Taylor and Penis.
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ERIMAULT a Oo.s
SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUs PERUVIAN BARK.

Chemists 10 a. n g. Prince Napoleon. IS Rshslou Pxr
This preparation has the great advantage Of cgmblnzg
powerful tones known In the medical world or perfect
ascdty and agreeable taste this Syrup taken With pleasure
the delicate st0mschs.
ID IL par sxcssnoe the FERRU0IHOUB TONIC whick
should be adnnsered 10 ladies Of dsicsts constitution
young backward IN attaining the 81 pxbsy ans
plsyed In the nestment 81 Chssross Ansnea Pale Cen
gs1on Gesties, gAsrsiss Whites Lsrssrrhss, psbtiiS
Want Of Appetite, Poverty 81 Blood, etc.
Afsnts IN New York Nj BECKER, 10 Grand street Nsu
Chemists. e. ae
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Gewn.ertiaI snteIIisenfe.
gRssczsg oFFIcz. NO. 81 Carr srzxrz,
Monday Evening, March 9, 1884 \

CoTToN-The market has been very buoyant
throughout to-day. The offering supply was at
no time heavy or desirable, while the general
demand has been active and prices have rapidly
inclined in favor of holders. In fact, the only
draw back TO unusually heavy operations to-day
has been the very heavy advance demanded by
factors. Buyers cheerfully paid lie. higher figures
than heretofore, as the Liverpool advices midi
Gated an Improvement TO that extent, but this did
not satisfy some holders, and not few Of the
latter put up their rates fully li12c. y ID. The
total actual sales for the day footed up 1850
bales, nevertheless and the market closed unset
tied at the subjoined quotations, viz Ordinary
22Q22lc.; good ordinary, 239--c.; low middDg
24@-c.; middling, 250-c.
ooMPARATIvE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
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The exports this evening are exclusively for

Exported since Saturday .................. a25s
Exported previously 44IT46-ls3 OO9
Stock shpsosrd 5s
The exports this evening are exclusively for
Great Britain.
sueAR-The receipts since Saturday embrace
only S5 bids. The supply is light, but the demand
Is. confined TO the trade. Sales to day embrace
l25 hhds., at quotations as follows:
H IPS,,.r -elos Vn PSny FarI,Ss 81.
a d:.s f.r IssI' VIM: s.id L Is,si;,
hoIAssEs-The receipts since Saturday com.
prise "a bbls. and half bbls. The market is
quiet with only limited demand. Prices, how
ever, remain unchanged. Sales to-day were 81
bbls. at 77Ac. for reboled. A cargo OF $50 hhds.
Cuba sold on private terms. The last sale repor-
ted was at SIZE. u gallon.
FLoUR-The receipts since Saturday have been
gery light and the grades of double extra and be-
ow are scsrce and in request. Holders are hrm
a their views and In some instances have advanced
teir asking rates. The market, however, was
met and sales were confined TO 600 bbls. as fol.
ows: 200 bbls superfne and loo bbls. treble ex.
"a private terms; 80 bbls. fine at 50 70; $50 So
EerHne at $40 l23, and 100 treble extra at tls IS
q barrel
CoRN-The supply on the landing Is only mod
crate. The demand both for the trade and for
shiImen continues active and prices have sd-
vanced fully 4e. Il bushel since Saturday. Sales
to-day are Is, 2O2 sacks, of which 200, 500, 697.
Zoo. and $500 sacks white at 81 90 y bushel, 1900
sacks mixed from store at 81 90 b bushel. 200
sacks yellow at 81 02Ac.. $50 sacks white and yell
low at 81 05o.. and resales OF IS sacks white at
81 0tc., and TO sacks do. at 81 05c. = bushel.
0ATs--There Is Q fair demand and moderate
supply, and prices rule irm at Saturdays quota
tons. Sales to-day 1855 sacks, as follows: 400
and s35 In second hand sacks, at 7sc.; 800 at 49,
and loo and 800 saeks at SOC. y bushel.
BRAS-The market continues quiet and inactive.
1t is jOhbIng at 81 10 b 100 ns-l Ia
B Bky-There was better inquiry noticeable to-
day, but prices remain unchanged and firm. Sales
today $50 bales, of which $50 choice Ohio river
at sls 50, and so bales do. at $40 3 ton.
PoRK-The supply is ample for the demand,
which is limited to . retail trade. In wholesale
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MEDICAL.
TURsEE's TIC DeULoRsUx.

NEDkOAAs Nf.I I#1
tast4 n 6-rrssta s q s. lii--s
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
81 .,4,r
- 'e' oeissiA ana speeoy care
.rlI rIf -roR-. ss.l.trrllt frss
{
p =
perfect in less than hours the no
other form of Neuralgia Nervous Disease has failed
-
raj nsryo.. anq gene
tie entire system, for days or few weeks at
very rarely fails to produce complete and permanent cnre
It contains drugs other materials in the slightest de-
even 70 'n' m''' 'sneA's system and can
PERFECT sAFrry
y =" nus ''As 'esN ~ s'-''--'' -s " ----' VI Jul
- -
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
,,.s,,
VINO give IL tneir UNANIMOUS anu unqusiheua approval
Sent BY mail on receipt OF price and postage
a
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EXTRA. -.-.-............sPkCIAL
Br. Hewe's Node OF Using q Vacuum.
By rsnsvsl ssnssphsre prsssurs eos
sssens insanity relieved, which reseeres health ns
large deasss II vss sirsnlason Of blood
and through part sperssed upon. Of which
aeurishes, nvsorstes and enarses aney small veal
rssns by restoring he equilibrium Of natures blood
hem; by which IL reliable remedy for ParAyzed OF
shrunkeu Psrts Inns Cheney Weak Sexual Power Spsrma
Orrhos Seminal Dsransement Diseases fm Self Abuse
Painful and Insontnensso Urine Enlarged Prostrss Obs
elect vaesss certain fsrns Of s>esurs stc which
sshsr ssssg Eassrsds have sssa <ssisd
ossssslk.
His KedieAI Baths
Eradicate censtisasnaI Syphilis skin Diseases Exnsn
Rheumatism and MeTssry from the system, which medicines
sope M 70 reach but used toEssr eject wonderful cures
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Esmsdss prepared and furnished for Al forms II dsass
acute and chronic Of either res as
oniss hours from A. n. 10 Q 4. CoAsultasioa frss
Treatment Charges nodsrsss Strictly confidential.
Az HowB,h D., II BarOuns street.
Nesr Canal. New orissns
EACTs : Mss.rs n Kisnsr 4 Holsnss,a 50. IS
Gentemen-I have examined the patent that grained
you by the y Government for manufacturing the Maak
veil sscnstsa 70 excite kss good order digestive
/
every instance bad occasion % ascsrtsn their beneficial
s sSs;.pt csn yp.r rss '
have examined he p.ss.i hold for the
Msshon Btters and ind nothing In the Ingredients Thereof
taken il inordn Quantities Indeed nothing b. ia
ss .s q mot
"i YSSra 70 'n''s VINO M scaUPPERr, ID
EOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
RUPTURE
DIR. Ferriss's Patent seIfAdjustfns Sup
porter Truss.
possesses advantages over all others now in use a has
Nc s T s9S. sYCGps II P1SH' on the bach.
Can be entity Cured.
Over thousand in New Orleans and vicinity
testify to his fact besides Dr. EERRIsS can exao 4 his
It's sspero Also from well known parties VINO have been
stamp, DR. 7. ST. CLAIR FERsIss. r.'sntss w.
omee-No Is Bourbon street, one door RON Canal oaies
hours from A. NJ to4PN lo q
ALUMINIUM .----.----....-..ALUMINIUM.
THE NEW INVENTION vIoToRIoua
GREAT SUCCESS.
DR.. Conrad BIanhe. Deptass
4I6...........sT. CHARLES STREET. ......--.4Is
The Aluminium set Of TEETH the newest invention of the
be had accomplished in it's most extensive perfection,
at ths establishment at the named Nothing
world compared 20 it. Neither gold silver
equal to Its value, for IL is OF no weight.
COME AND TRY AND BE SURPRISED.
Let progress have fair chance.
AIminiuIn, ale and AIS st. Cha-Ies.
NaFDICAL............. .......-.......MEDICAL L..
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MEDIcAL......-.........~--... MEDICAL

pr. J. WHITE he's had the Advantages and experience
which large cities North and South afford m extensive
practice in all forms Of daesse than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies In
die4ted-sor either and all ages and conditions.
Private Diseases such FEMALE ATHEISTS, GENI-
TALL wEAKHEss, PILBs, SYPHILIS and GoEOR
RHEA in the aggravated FORMS speedily cured aud
every vestge and disorder srsdosied from the
syssen akin restored 70 i native beauty and the
organism 70 ib normal health.
Persons desiring Dr. J. whites advice ard re<edies win
call at Of s. Charles and Julia Streets
are several Or. Whites in the city.
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Every patron obtains Watch by this arrangement costing
but $40 while 1t may be worth 5000 No Partially shown.
We wish 60 immed dis Of the magnidcent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed IN sealed
envelopes and well mixed Holders titled articles
named their certificate payment OF Ten Dollars,
whether II be Watch worth 81 900 worth The
Of Of certificates entities the article
named thereon irrespective Of its worth and
article valued less than $40 named certificate
II Will be that this Il NO LOTTERY. but =
traghtford legitimate transaction which be participated
n by the fastidious
single certificate WIN be sent By mail post paid, upon
cept Of Is Eve for 81 eleven for 81 thirty
elegant premium for IS xtyx and valuable premium
for So hundred and superb watch for SIS To
Agents, those wishing employment this oppor-
tuBlty lsgtmstey eonduc ed business daily author
81 the the careful scrutiny
Try WRIGHT, BIO co. Importers,
Rroadvzav Ne V.vk
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IArIvE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

COTTON STATEMENT.
stock hand Sept 1 ie67.................. l68s
keceived since faturcay... ................. AIH
AeceVed preVou ozo oo-o5303
6s4l5s
Exported since Saturday a2S
Exported previously ...A4I46-4SSO)3
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SueAR-The receipts since Saturday embrace
only IS bids. The supply islight, but the demand
is confined to the trade. Sales to day embrace
l25 bhds., at quotations as follows:
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
GENERAL BUCHANAN SUSTAINED.
The Legislature Not to Meet till Author
lied by Him or by Congress.
THE STATE OFFICERS NOT TO Be INSTALLED TILL
THE STATE is ADMITTED.
fetal Route Of The Carpet-BaggerS,

The following dispatch was received yesterday
by Gen. Buchanan, from Major Keeler, assistant
secretary for civil affairs, now in Washington
WASHINGTON, June l3, 1868.
General R. O. Buchanan. Commanding Fifth Military
District
Gen. Grants away snd have laid the whole
subject before the president, secretary of war
and General Rswlins. They warmly approve
your views and sustain you in every particular
The Secretary wrote the following,
which he instructs me to telegraph you
"Your action is sustained. The officers elect,
under the new Constitution, cannot be installed
without your consent, fixed by an tof Congress.
1t is deemed advisable for you to await the act of
Congress, now about to become law, before
permitting the legislature to meet, OF officers to
be installed. General Rawlins wishes me to as
sure you Of General Grants approval"
B. B. Keller,
Bvt Mai. United States Army.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-14
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE IA, 1868.

Prince NspoIeon's visit has no political signif
canoe. He travels ilscogHtO.
LONDON, June l3.-lt is understood that Dis
rseli will appeal to the people. The new Par
lament will meet In December next.
LONDON, June l3.-Tke American poet Henry
VI. Longfellow, who arrived in England by the
steamship Russia, on Saturday last, has been the
recipient Of marked attentions A congratula-
tory address on the part Of the Mechanics Insti-
tute of Carlisle was formally presented to Mr..
Longfellow to-day.
BELGRADE, SERVIA, June l3.-The nephew of
the murdered Prince Michael was duly proclaimed
prince of SerVia to-day.