New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-29

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cused dealt him single blow. The court
fined Berteau five dollars with costs and
peace bonds.
Mrs. Freeman charged Mrs. Richardson
with abuse and assault. The parties formed
| portion of numerous assembly that had
had collation. last week in the A. NJ. L.
Church, accompanied with various amuse-
ments. As "the mirth and fun grew fast
and furious some of the refreshments,
probably the bread and cheese, got into the
heads OF the company; hence the quarrel.
Mrs. Richardson was bound to keep the
peace, with costs.
! The HoUYHNaNMs CLUB, ALGIERs.-0 On
Thursday eveningthe streets of Algiers were
enliyened by what Mr.. Sherburn might call
an equestrian cavaleade in the interests of
Democracy. About forty horses, each ac-
compsnied with torch, were seen march
ing up and down for the space of two
honrs. These horses parsded along with a
grave and business air, mingled with an
occasional look of perplexity, as if they
wandered what it was all about. The whole
thing was negative affair, judging
from the neighs heard among the
members of the procession. Each horse
had man on his back to carry the torch.
SENTENCES IN THE CRIMINAL Court. Moses
Harvey and Bill Johnson, burglary and
larceny, the former to two years Peniten-
tiary and the latter to three years.
John Louis alias Thomas Price, larceny,
one year Penitentiary.
George Washington and Henry Jeter, lar.
ceny, six months each Penitentiary,
Theodule Dubenal. obtaining money under
false pretenses, and Nelson Jordan, wound.
ing, six months each Penitentiary.
Francisco Vallotti, stabbing with intent to
commit murder, seven years Penitentiary.
New trial was granted in the case Of
| Charles Frecas alias Freecup.
NOTES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
In the House yesterday Mr.. Noble, or Or
leans, moved to strike out section four Of
Il XII a. ss@E
VIZ Oi-i " o--U VIC VI 'HS ivy VI
of the present city officers, and the appoint
ment of other city officers by the Governor
| He alluded 70 what he terned tho tendenc,
of legislation in this Assembly to take away
power from the people and confer it upo1
the Governor. The same thing, he said
had been done in reference to the city 0
AIeXanorla' Inc present. lncumDents Wer
elected, he maintained, under provision o
the late constitutional convention and ver
-4,4Ios - a. 49,. ., -, a., 80
ehtl'leu W tne piaces W Which eAey "er
chosen until the term for which they wer
elected expired. He appealed to the ms
jority of the House not to take this powe
from the people. ft-
When the Speaker, pro tenn, OF the House
Mr.. McMillen, appointed Mr.. Noble one c
the committee of three to wait upon Geners
Howard and invite him to the Hall, Nj
Noble said:
~ c,,ool.o., .voos+ -o.roo.e,,,,, ,ao.,,v
W. co an avn ue0iln
W serve VI any 9u0u ooinn',''e0'
Mr.. Noble was excused, and Mr.. D
Grange, OF Orleans, was appointed, VIII
pleasantly said;
Mr.. Speaker: laccept'
House bill No. IL, to protect all pei
sons II d sar nor oiS Eot EoIiIna
Of Caldwell, opposed the second section
He said if its provisions were attemp
cd 70 De enlOfceo u woIid Pc met WIN .d
, ticable' The revenues would be cut o
also, because with that bill in operation n
licenses VIII 9e .aHeh oue Ior tne transa
Se hon afS W. a nv it, The WIFE man wbo Dsl
~ &c niord ~, ~ ~
ders 70 tne preIuelces oi GoloIeu men m IA u
a., n,or,y Of ,ba caiorsd neonia and +Irov
, e. -hrands into the commnnitv' '-N VAL
: N1e =, aO' ,T-.[,','
Az THIS point, MI Mchlilieh, OIL oarroL,
E the chair, the committee TO invite Gener
: | Howard tn visit the House WAS announce
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nAl' hODAAiten iN'i y uOe't 'Ae ins ''i9li'
and patriotic guest very gracefully, ar
said:
: A. taunorarv chairman og this uouso n
S ,,,aassnt dpty devoIves unon me 10 nrase y
= - Sop1 the Cbristisn Herd the HsvaIo ~
~ So oi,s;I ~ Ale aimons,. Of tha Sast;fr
n rno Of tba sontb of the FreaSmen's r
8 po oOpi1c az n n HoH,ard l.
q General Howard expressed his gratihC
ton at the opportunity of meeting the me
. hors of tho House and he boned he Chou
Il - -. ,
y not disturb wen ueuOsra.iohs'
q A recess OF fifteen minutes was taken
. allow members TO meet and greet Gene,
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:, no" aru, WIZ Mas ao0olhp@uleu " oene
e Hatch, Commissioner OF the Freedmen's