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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans
Sworn to and scribed this 2st day of May
A. D. 1868 PAR1s CHILDRkSS,
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
The Trustees have resolved 10 pay INTEREST DIvI.
DEED Of TEN PEk CENT per snnum the cash pay
Of Capital Stock, and Ash tIVIDEeO Of FIJI
TEEN PER OkNT Stockholders their earned partic
p4tDg muns for the year. and after the THlkflkfH
day of June, rext, 1858.
they nave also resolved call for nstsment Of TEN
per Capital stock of the COMPANY psyshle
before the TWEkTf SEVENTH da. Of June next 1893.
MICaEL NILSSON, President
HARMON DoANE, Vice President
Ep. A. PALFRKT, SECRETARY
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DIR. LBRAs's DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
Liauid Phosphate OF Iron.

DIR. LBRAss DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
Liquid Phosphate OF Iron.
The esteemed medicine In Of Cho
Pans the Stomach, DINO alt Digestion Dismrnor
hes Apimea, Genera Debility Poorness Of Blood
il particularly recommended 10 regulate the functions OF
spd ali ladies Of delicate constitutions as vel a.
suffering under kind Of debility whatsoever
the vstvs Of heash, exesencs in all warm and
relaxing climates
Ne More Cod liver OH.
aRIMAULrs SYRUP OF I0DIzED HORSE RADIsH
This medicine has administered with the utmost
hospitals Of Paris II Is persc substitute 10
Cod Liver Oil and has been found beneficial IN Disease
the Chest ScToula phstc Disorders 0rsoa Sick
ness atony and Loss Of Appetite 10 regeneratee
the constitution In purifying the blood being the most pow
eriu deputstve V has Neen applied wi:n happy
results the Skin Further, Il viii be found 70
be Of great Lenent to young chiden subject 70 Humo
aud Obstruction Of the Glands
Consumption Cared.
aRIMAULTs sYKUr OF HYroPHosPHIrE OF LIME
This me- medicine considered be sovereign remedy
In cases Consumption and Diseases Of the Lungs
II promptly all the most serious symptoms The
cough relieved night organizations cease and the patisns 10
rapidly restored 10 beslih =
/ NB-Be sure 20 see that the signature Of GRIMAULr
co affixed the bottle this Syrup is liable to imts-
tons.
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Bald bonds to be dated LIST octo6sr 1864 payable the
ONCE Of the City Treasurer with INrEREST the rate Of
TEN per per snnum divided coupons attached
heeto-sad coupons being made payEble annually on
tho nrst aprn year At the
oee Of the City Treasurer city New
Orleans as the Controller may direct.
The proposals to be indcsed "Oer parchase Of
Bonds Of the city of New Orlean addressed to o. DeBuys
Secretary and opened adudcated to the highest
bidder, at the date above mentioned.
The Commissioners reserving right Of reuling any or
all bids
Board;
JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor
J. o. Landry, Controller.
W. q. MOUNT, Treasurer
JOHN A. O'BRIEN
Chairman Of Finance COMMITTEES Board Of Aldermen.
TH0s. ?. FISHER,
Chairman Finance Committee Boa OF Assistant Aldermen.
Attest: o. DsBuYs Secretary.
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LOsT--STOLEN--FOUND.

\ OsT-oN TUESDAY, THE l5TH SEPTEMBER
- instant ordinary Pocket Diary, containing small
amount Of Money. number Of Receipts and Memoranda
and following desc ibed ties, which the public
toned anst trading for negtAtng NI Three Notes
December 1867 drawn by T. D. Van don TO his own
by him ndorsed tor hundred dollars eaeh aud
three six and nine months after date note
by Mrs NJ Van Horn TO her order and by her
indosed year after date, srch 1861 ana marked
Varafur BY Cots halk Magner notary public f1r
ave hundred and thirty dollars note for eight an
drs thirty dollars and thirty three aud onehrd
year after date Sept 10 1867 drawn and 10
dorsed above marked Ne Nariatur,n by W d Poole,
ESQ P one sixty da's after date, 9th Febru
ary 1862 drawn by T. Ven Horn 20 hs order Of n Au
gustp Of New Orleans Tor hundred and
y dosrss Of which notes have been paid but not can
ceed The finder is welcome TO the money and VIII eeve an
additional upon returning the Diary and Papers to
T. ID. Van norn "a Camp street.
.OST-ON THURsDAY, nth, A BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound, answers to the name OF Jeh HAD
su piece Of bottom Of his s and large
white his breast When lost he had on leather
collar The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving MIN
a 81 Race street.
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CTORAGE IN BOND.
U. 8. BONDED WAREHOUSE, NO. 4,
Corner peters and Cont Streets.

IN. IMPORTERS BONDED WAREHOUSE COMPANY
receive on storage low rates heren.ndse oil al no'
their No FIRE PROOF BUILDINGS.
part.. ..oy,nx in thess Warehouses PARTICIPATE IN
THE PKoFTs Of the Company. See tariff, which can Do
had On application ct the Warehouse
HENRY TRENoULEr.
President pre- tsr-
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CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Orr HALL, RooM No. p,

By virtue of the Legislature Of the STATE Of Loui
ssna entitled IAN act to enable the City Of New Orleans 10
loan of to meet its Isbiies ap
proved sept mber 6th 1865 to the Of ONE MILLION
DOLLARS Sl0 000) and pu 10 the provisions Of
an Ordinance Of the Common Counsel No. l0l3 approved
utb September, 1868.
sEALID PROPOSALS win be received ct this Office
unt the 10th day Of OCTOBER, 1865 II O'Clock
the purchase Of all portion of iees be
issued follows
500 Ronds of 50 each narahla In ma LAR
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senger Depot at the head Of Eysian Fields sreet.
The Horse Car viii the city at and the Lake
and cannot for the present, beyond the Old
O. PANDELY,
General Superintendent.
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RAILROADS.

NEW 0ELEA.s j .CKsoN AND
IN GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
To tat e effect Sunday, 10th inst. mt s 80 r. NJ.
PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY At 5:sOHE
making connections With Trains for Vicksburg Meridian
East
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
At 7;i0 NJ going far Brookhaven. Returning leave
Brookhsvn at $50 A n on MONDAYS arriving In Ne~
Orleans ct 1880
Excursion Tickets good Train Saturday or Sun
day going north, Trains Of Sunday Monday south
Nail train arrives in New Orleans at :50P NJ
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY (except Sundays
rs WILLIAMS, General SUPERINTENDENT
JAMES YOHGE, General Freight Agent
ED WARE, General Transportatio Agent
DOATCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
This Road nov extended win be opened to the pub
lie on
Sunday, the Issh Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake, same day, TWENTY-FIVE
Cents
Children under Il years age viii be charged TEN CENTS
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DI8AUD d CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Patronzsd BY the Empress Of the French and extensively
used in all fashionable circles for its Excellence aud SUPERB
GRITTY.
hfGAUD A cos YLANGYLAN9 and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent Rigsud Co are the only i'm
EUROPE Of the ~ extract OF Yangy land from
the Philippine Isles
RiGAub co IS TOLUTINF, de'iciOHs Toilet Water,
superior 10 de Cologne Toilet Vinegar, or Forids
RfGAup A co.'s MIRANDA SOAP exquisitely per
fumed nd keeping its fragrance 20 the last.
RI.AUD co q MIRANDA POMAfUh, for preserv'
ting and beput. y ing the hair.
RIGAUD a Co.'s DENTORrNE, most agreeable
eix for preserving teeth and peruming the breath
RIGAUD CO.'S TUOTH-CRB An, . remarkable pre-
peration producing brilliant wilderness 20 the teeth.
RIGAUD co.'s ROsB POWDER, superior to Violei
ard ali other Starch and Rice Powders. - - -
THE LITTLE MONITOR; GUIDE TO THE TOILET,
with Photographic Illustrations win be sent on receipts Of one
stamp.
Agent " Newberry Sons IS ST. Psus Churcn Yard Lon
don.
DsPo' ~ DUCoyGE's
Ohartres
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

UTkrTRD ST TIES DItTRICr COURT
Distrct Louisiana-In the matter o. Knox higgins
baukrurss In Bankruptcy No 2S3 whereas, Hugo B.
gnH snd Randall Higgins individually and members
o. TIE firm Knox Hggi ., Of New Orleans and District
esad duly declared bankrupt under the Act OF Congress
fMach 2d 1857 day fled in said Court petition
nrving for discharge and eeTthcate hseo from all their
t.hts and other claims provable under said act;
Notice given 70 al creditors who have proved
their debts and TO Al other persons in Interest that the n
Sav az November 1868 II Is assigned for the hearing
and that they may attend and show
any they have why he prayer Of the said petition
CLERKS once New Orleans September 1858
ssio 10 20 X. BOEw. Deputy Clerk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26

The City Terminus Is Fixed Head Of Lafayette street.
where within few yards OF the Steamboat and Barge Land
Dgs, and In the immediate vicinity all and
Western Produce Dealers. the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity Of at lsasi
thousand barrels
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE closely as
possible, the Trains will follows hating at Canal
street. at French Market at Old Passenger Depos
C. sborne street:
Steam Train leaves New Opt Steam leaves Lake End
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I'm BANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF WILLIAM

I'm RANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF WILLIAM
" Haaeeh individually and Member Of the Firm OF
Haiaeieh 4 ReLtrope-United States harshsls Once
i.,irt Of Iouisiana Ne1 Orleans August q lS6a-Ihts
Il 10 give notice the Eto day Of August 1908
Warrsnt BANKRUPTCY was issued sgainst the estate
ish II Sd Mary and State Of LouisisDs who was I'D,
ndesd bankrupt his petition; that the payment OF
ny debts and livery Of property belongings 70 such
hankTupt 10 lin for his and the transfer OF
nronertx Nv him forbidden by law; that meeting OF
he creditors Of the bsnkrup 70 Their debts and TO
choose ssignees Of bis estate viii De ne AZ
Cont ef BANKRUPTCY, be holden the custom House
Rudng An he city Orleans Louisiana, before j. r.
q Pkin, Register the 18th day Of November, A D.
1854 1t 10 O'Clock n ~u,ov
No 952 j. hEhhON,
aus noA q. tharshals District OF LouisisnA
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.

GEORGIA LOTTERY.
EEOROIA sTATE LOTTERY
FOR fHR-
BENEFIT OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS RonR
supplementary and Combination Glass SO,
SEPTEMBER Is 1868.
istIh 'd PhShIcth 7th syh sth lOh nnl lThIlshllPh
s. "a IS nj al IL 70 !, n 50 81 "a II
Witness hands Atlanta 25h day Of septe.
Der, IS6e. ALEX: NJ. WALLACE, tn or,,,i..,....
N. v. d. CoRPUT, }OOnmisslonen.
fhe daily drawings Of the Georgia Lottery pub
lshed IN the Men phs Appeal Augusta COnstitutOnslst
sevanr ah News and Herald Atlanta lntegenctr
southern papers, hes Of which, together with the official
drsv received from Atlanta sesn Al thp Camera
Odce, No. is Commercial Place.
InfornGtoo fsTRiEhsd and prizes essked By
DAVE G. JOHNSTON, Agent
Once No. Is Commercial Place.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26

MANUEL NELSON vs. I.JoHNsoS-SECoSD JUS
TICE's CoURT-No. 5Slg.
DIV VIRTUE of a writ Of aerf facias
ID g. directed by the Honorable A 81 u y. Second
Justice Of the Peace for the PAR Orleans vii roceed
70 sell vt public acct n SATURDAY. the 2ith Of OctO
1868 ~ O'Clock Cust"uhouse street between
and Broad Streets the fooVins described pro
perry, to-wit- --
A 6NE-sToRY FRAME HOUSE, IL feet front BY %
feet deep
~ IERxs-Cssh the spot
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CI4sT PREMIUM AND COLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
Al THE hest COOKING STOVE.

The above Stove uses ny fuel and baks re
Ter bread than any other stove In This fset wH
ny demonstrated and ineoztetsby ct the heehAn
Louis Fair Of 1861
Every one Of these Stoves guaranteed md delivered
where within the city free Of charge
Also, constantly hand large and complete assortment
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Patterns her. ADVANTAGES offered to the trade
n. HALLER. Agent
40 Camp aud 1888 Tchouptoulss street.
Ordenlsh at box Mechanics and Dealsn Exchange
No los 81 Charles strest 81 the New Orsans Postooe
VIII reeeive prompt attention.
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BOARD OF COM n IssIOxRRs
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cONSThBlt's SALES.

o. vONIGB VS.. MAS. A. BURNs-sEcOND JUSTICE
Court, Parish of Orleans No. 4s7s
DIV VIRTUE of writ of heri facfas
ID IN directed by the Hon A Shelby second Justice
the Peace for the parish OF Orleans will pressed 10 sell
public auction SATURDAY, the 26th aay Septem
Der lo6s IL Oclcf at No 1853 Baronne between
Lafay ant Grod sreeis the foowng wit
,ne arse CIsI ERR. hosing 1000 gallons.
n8r TERxs-Cssh on the spot in =. Treasury notes
j. w. QUINN, Constable.
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steamers Tsarins lort To-Dag.
A. ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Son hern ssnk. New 0-le aus, 29th Sep
ls6sThis Psnk. continuing its exehang 4ons
VII receive deposits Of Gold aEd Currency, and transact
general banking business.
esys Wednesday and Saturday. Offering, should
THOMAS LAYTON President.
JOIN q DEvERyux Cashier.
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EIHsT GLASS pOARDIsG-ONE or Two
gentes families who desire comfortable home and good
living In pleasant part o. the city mis bit be suitd app
cation at The Of Camp and Robin opposite
Coliseum Square The house has large well furnished
and g surrounded By extensive The street
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RAEKIN VS. NELsoN-Frst Justice Court No ia
DIV VIRTUE OF n wilt of hert fscfas
ID 70 me directed BY the Honorable a. W. kader hrst
the Peace thall proceed to sell a. puOc suction az
Warehouse No Isl Tchoupitoulas street, on SATURDAY,
Sept 26 1865. at " o'clock- - -
one lot 81 II USEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized IN The above suit
A A PLATrsSIER,
Cnnst Ali
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26

MOSES KATE Va. B. MO3BY-SIXrH JUSTICES
Court-Psrish Of Oreans-NO. l426
DY WHITE Of n wris OF hert factao
I'D d ected BY toe Honorable the sixth Justice OF the
the Of Orlea-s have seized and viii
coed 20 sell pusic the Ne chants and Auc-
tion.ers' Exchange Royal FRIDAY. the 9Th
day Of Octobr s6s at II O'Clock the following described
property. tO-wt:
HI0T or GROUND situated in the Fourth District Of
this CITY square bounded by PhiO, First Howard
and jacob and de igpatsd Lot NO on plan BY
J. Pile dated 18th April 1859 and 'DOsite
Office of v. Bouny notary public and me snres 81
First street by 90 feet depth. more or less With
all IN improvements thereon.
Notes WILLIAM GORMLEY,
C.nstah
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.Bans of America. New Orleans. July

st s68In accordance sections 81 IS act
entitled To establish general system Of Free Bank
Ing in the State Of Louisiana approved March Is 1865 notice
hereby given the holders Of the circulating notes Of this
Bank duly audited under the provisions Of said
sent the at the Banking House at Office of the State
Auditor for the OF redemption, within from
This date otherwise the fands deposited BY said Bank for said
purpose will be reclaimed. j. e. MORTIMER
Cashier.
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TRY 1T, TEST 1T THOROUGHLY

IA yin coat YOU nothing do By making application
"a the undersiepsd Machine viii be your residence
and Won vii Be shown - L. and reasonable length
81 the given 10 teal the Machine decide inertia
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26

shshspesre CiUb-Owisg Tn the demOn-
saen ast Wfdne day light the regular meeting Of this
Club will be he'd THIS EVENING at ~ o'clock Pu Al
attendance 10 requested business OF importance VIII be
transacted.
BY order Of the President
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HURRY UP THE NoMINATIoNs.-Th charter
election takes place in this city week from to-
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

The "bacony" species OF fire escapes is an excel
lent auxiliary TO burglars and thieves. number OF
inmates Of tenement houses in Chryste street have
lost all their linen from the pulley lines the thieves
finding an easy way to climb up prepared for them
by order OF the superintendent Of Buildings.
The orange Ia a very luscious fruit. but orange
peels on the sidewalk are dangerous things. People
should be careful and not expose others to the
danger Of slipping and falling.
The Common Council have ordered the Street
Commissioner TO take down the Broadway and Full
ton street bridge and place IT at the disposal Of the
Park Commissioners. Work was 10 have been CON-
mence last week, but no workmen could be seen
around Inquiry at the ofce OF the Park Commits
soners showed that Official notice had been re-
ceived there and all they knew about II was through
the press.
One is painfully impressed with the fact that
republics are ungrafeful on seeing one-armed and
onc.lcgged soldiers squattcd on the curbstones ut
street corners with their hand organs appealing In
ptfu tunes to the charity Of passers by Could not
these poor. patriotic fellows, who have been manned
in the service OF their country while oud-mouthed
'shoddy" enriched itself with plumber and spells, be
more honorably provided forY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23
TINE GREENWICH STREET SHOOTING ARRAY.


John Carroll, OF No. 6s5 Greenwich street, who was
shot In the face by Edward Barcolet, patrolman
OF the Twenty-eighth precinct. late on saturday
night, while about entering the premises No. $40
Greenwich street, was arraigned before Justice
Ledwith at the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday morning, and there the tables we're turned,
as the ofilcer made charge OF assault against
Carroll, aud u was entertained he swearing that
the latter knocked him down and sgouged his eye"
besides kicking him in the head and body.
Carroll was held TO bail In the sum Of $500
to answer the charge at the Court OF
General sessions Mr.. John Mack, Nos. ~
and AZ West Forty.sxth street. becoming
his bond man. II this alteration was private feud
and " IS alleged 10 have been Carroll has been the
worst sufferer, rs besides being shot by an oiicer In
citizens clothes, who without doubt meant 20 Kali
him when he ircd, he Is compelled TO answer the
charge OF assault and battery.
the following II the report made 10 the Central
ONCE by the police OF the Twcnty-eighth precinct
relative TO the shooting OF Carroll:-"M fiteen
minutes past twelve O'Clock this morning oilcer
Barcoet, while coming from his boarding house. $40
Greenwich street, Va the alley was attacked by par
ties who Knocked him down hitting him on the
shoulder with ball bat. He In return shot man
one Of the party-in the mouth. knocking OFT four
teeth w, Armstrong extracted tue pay,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

The now celebrated late Minister to the one
horse republic OF Paraguay has at last come
before the public in the newspapers me
English journal of Buena Ayres, which never
publishes long articles without being well paid
for them, gives US sixty-thr columns OF sor-
respondence between Mr.. Washburn and the
Paraguayan Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
These show throughout the most pitiful proofs
of the utter inability on the part Of our Minister
to maintain his official position with dignity
and with honor. There can scarcely be
question that he was ono Of the leaders in the
conspiracy to overturn the Paraguayan gov
eminent. The members of his Legation who
were seized by Lopez may congratulate them
selves il they escape with their miserable
lives. They are still alive, however, and Will
probably be liberated out Of respect to the
United States government. The fact that Mr..
Webb, our Minister To Brazil, defends Mr..
Washburn's course is another good proof Of
our having been utterly disgraced in Para
quay. Our government should censure the
man who has brought such stigma upon
the American name by his cowardice and his
abuse of Official position.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

oficiattng. The new Parkvillc Congregational
church In Flatbush was dedicated by Bishop Faux
ner and Rev. Henry NJ. storrs. Rev. Day K. Lee
preached at the Blocker street Universast church
on the idols OF New York, severely condemning the
sins and follies OF the day. Rev. Henry ward
Beecher preached on the evils OF Wall street STOCK
gambling.
Promisent Arrivals in the City.
General Thomas Ewing Of Ohio, and General Q. A.
Lewis, OF Michigan are at the st. Nicholas HOTEL
Ex-Governor L. E. Parsons, OF Alabama " 1t the
Astor House.
Captains b. Franklin, II. 8. Parson, E. r. Jones, Q.
Z. Weeks j. o. Ormes and +. G. steward. OF James
town; General W. Henry Brown, W. Y. Wiley, and E..
c. Bowen, OF the United States Army, are at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
w. Bodisco OF the Russian Legation at washing
ton, and II. W. Hubbell Of the United States Army,
are at the Clarendon Hotel.
Judge John c. Dunlevy. Of Dayton, Ohio; Senator
c. Cole, OF California and Levi Underwood, OF YER
mont, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
+. A. Mahan, OF the United States Army. Ia at the
Holman House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

THE CAPTAIN GENERAL OF CUBA HEADING
OFF THE REvoLUTIoNIsTs.- will be seen by
despatch from Havana that Captain General
Lersundi reviewed yesterday six thousand
volunteers and about the same number of FIRE
men. with view to prepare for and head off
the insurgents in Cuba, and at the same time
he is spreading the proclamation Of the provi-
sional government at Madrid Of intended re-
forms for the island. The news Of anything
governments doing in Cuba comes swiftly
and always with favorable coloring. Nothing
is permitted to come that can be prevented
of an unfavorable character. We must wait
for the mails and private correspondence before
we know what progress the revolutionists are
making or what power the government has Of
suppressing them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

GENERAL GRANT AT WASHINGTON AGAIN.
General Grant has put the Office seekers and
busy politicians on their good behavior His
reticence, self-possession and cool manner
have checked their noisy displays and impor-
tunities. He reached Washington from his
late trip to the North quietly and in the most
comfortable manner. The people turned out
to get sight Of him, but made no unnecessary
fuss. The General did not speak, however,
at any place and only acknowledged the COM
pliment by bowling. We expect that is about
all the Office seekers in Washington will get
from him. He is evidently determined to
have peace personally as well as for the
country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

WHIsKEY RINGs.-The Investigations now
going on in relation to the internal revenue
frauds have become 80 much complicated that
the public are at loss to determine which are
the rogues. The organ Of the whiskey ring
says that Judge Fullerton is trying to shield
the ringleaders, and the radical organ says
that the government officers are trying to choke
off Judge Fullerton. We are little curious
to see the whole matter laid open to public in
spection.