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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-07-25

ment abdique, serviteurs inclines ct soumis,
ces modeles de devouement doivent leurs dos
Narcisse ct Pallas, 81 Narcisse ct Pallas ont
la fantaisie d m mafchepied human. Quel
honneur d'avoir senti sur son dos le pied sou.
verain dun triomphateur en- bonnie fortune
C'est legende d conserver, souvenir trans
METRE ses petits enfants enthousiasmes.
Washington ct salue 10 respectable Martha.
Dams cinquante ans, lorsque 10 verite absolne
sera reaiisee en- Louisiana, qnanl il ny aura
plus de maladies politiques ct sociales dams le
monde, on dressera des autels ceux qui ont
appartenu Ia Legislature actuelle. Commc
les soldats don't parlait Napoleon, plusieurs
pourront dire avec le noble orgucil du patrio-
tisme ct dc I'apostolat: "El moi aussi zen
etais!" A preuve, c'est qu'ils auront cire les
bottes Dunn GU bourre Ia pipe Oncle
Tom.
Et nous n'exagerons pas en- disant que
lelement de coulcur est maltre ct souverain
a Ia Legislature du Mechanics Institute.
CONNIE le Tiers Etat de Sieycs, il n'etait
rien, mais il est tout. II s'agit bien avec lui
de liberte, d'independance, d'affranchisse-
ment ct autres enfautillages de marmousets
emancipes Legalite, ce terrible problcme
dcvant Ieqncl toutes les PHILOSOPHERS Sc sont
avouees yaincues, ce Sphynx qui atfole tous
les genies qui osent linterroger, ce reve de-
cevant qui sera le tourment eternel de Thu
mantle, est sonleve pnr les noires epaules de
ceux qui peuvent venir d'Afriqne sans com
prendre h legende dAtlas. NJ. Isabelle
homme don't Ia poaterite gandera le souvenir
CONNIE ellie u conserve le nom dErostrate, -
veut dccreter l'egalite absolue Les intelli-
gences, les aptitudes, les droits acquis, les
inegalites d'ordre moral ct politiqne, lie je ne
sais quoi qui fait que Fame nest pas un lion
tout celia n'epouvnnte point NJ. Isabelle.
Grif1e, quc ne decrctet-l putot que tons les
honlmes sero.,t 81 tles 2 -l-est qlLon croi!
avoir repondu a toutcs les objections, vaincu
tous ses adversaires, s'etre appropric toute
veritt, Quand on n prononce superbement le
mot de prJugts. Les prejuses, quand lis lie
sont veritlblement, tiennent aux mnurs, ct
ce sont moins les lois qui font les mnurs que
les mrurs qui font les lois. C'est tont al
mons lopinion de Montesquien, un legisla
teur don't on n'ouvre jamais les livres At
Mechanics Institute de Ia Nouvel'e- Orleans
Les prcjuges sont parfos de hantes ct sase'
raisons, ct celni qui les combat men a pa
/ toujours dc mobiles il son service. QUEEN pen
/ sent, dams Ieur for interieur, les rcnards On
ont la queue conpee GU les nboycnrs Vni 5 II
ritent contre les melodies de la volx humane
La vertu sernit ellie aussi un prejnge Nous
commissions unc colonie sans preluges, sans
liens, sans morale, sans distinction entire II
bien ct lie NAL dun primitif encore pins re
poussant que le mormonisme, ne vou'ant pa
s'humi!ier devant lie pretendn despotisme dul
1 Dieu. Les fcmmes y sont communes ct le
males dispenses dc respect.
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O chimerc de l'cgalite !


Dams Haiti, lie amercaine on les races ont
prodnit toutes les varieties, vous trouvez DIES
hommes noirs, dcs critics, DIES mul atres, DIES
quartcrons. etc; mais ny tronvoz vons Ia
trace aucnn prejuge dcpnis que les blancs
men sont plus les maitres ct les planteurs :?
Nous avouerons bien que ces blancs etaient
d'intellgentcs conaiRes; mais nous avouerons
aussi que les Hnitiens actuels ne sont gnere
intelligents bien qu'ils soient profondement
canailes. Lenr front s'est encore rabougri,
leurs levrcs Sc sont epaissies, leurs instincts
SO sont materialises jusqu'a Ia hldeur. Et
croyez-vons one ces sang-me'es he font pas
de distinction de pean, dc conlenr, de laine
ct de chcveux Sonlouque, Geifrara ct Sal
nave sont les heros dune epopee de conleur,
ct lie sang lui.mtme tout en- noyant Ia liberte,
ma pas atlirme egalite. Et cependant Haiti
est nm paradis terrestre on lhomme ma On a
sc baisser pour trouver lie pain quotidien lie
Ia famille ct de In paix Dun autre cote, a
notre latitude plus septentrionae, nous avons
bien VII des Caucasiens prodnire I'm trnit-d'u.
Mon entire Ia blanche Enrope ct Ia noire Afri.
one mais nous savons aussi qne l'ombre con-
vrait In honte ct I'oubli lie sol meme. Aujonr-
dhui encore, par me de ces exceptions que
rhysterie seule expi1ue, il y qneIqnes mi
serablcs folles quill faut p'aindre ct pleurer
Mais estce rne regle, Gn te,noignage ec,atant
le coaso,nmat,un de 10 loi naturele ct divine
Devons- nous concure quill y crime YOU
loir selever En- ancune facon; ct mons ri
mons a voir tous les etres monter gradnelle
ment ct losiquement 'echelle dc In vie mo
rale ct tie la liberte possible. Tout CO In
saccomplit tempe, scion ia mesure dordrt
ct de justice, par ieffort iegitime ct raisonue
concourant au bien general ct a Ia civilisatiol
commune nous est respectable ct sacre. Ma
que, du jour all jour, sans transition ct SAN
management, CONNIE dams un reve etrange e
chimerique, lcscave deyienne 10 maltre
nous ne le comprenons pas. Bien plus, non
voyons dams les soubresauts ct les gambade
du jeune echnppe, dams ses vanites ct Sc
folles vanteries, dams ses petarades de rien
satisfait, les signes dune chute donlourens
ct dune fracture peu interessante. Pour fair
une Tongue route an chemin de Ia vie, o pou
lain, il faut savoir marcher ct non petarader
Avant de prendre le bonnet de doctcur, . ban'
, bino, tn feras bien duser quelques fonds d
culottes sur les bancs de recole. En- veritc, c
serait risible, 81 ce netait triste, de voir qne
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AMUsEM EnTs.

La BELLE HKtEsx.--The National Theatre
WAS Allied 10 every part, with extra chairs In
The space near the parquet, by the whole
force Of the dfistanh, as well as the less fasti-
dious votafies Of the lyric drama, 10 witness
the nrst representation Of this iatest novelty
Ia Washington. II was an immense success
---ws disliks extrsvassnt terms, but fmmsnm
Il the word. II would seem inyidious to
mama any, without meptioning all Of the EN-
insnt artistes who had ! share in the rendition
Of the piece, Itwas the perfection Of comic
acting throughout. The audience gave up
rorious denonstrations Of Wild delight at the
natps action and exquisite vocaiization Of
Mile Tostse, In . scene 10 the second act, and
boquets and baskets Of flowers were showered
upon the fair prlma donna. We trust that
the language Of Cslohas In the INST act, that
sail these garlAnds enoumbcr US uselensly,"
has no applicability here.
As to the music, IL did not strike the hearer
as avorably a. that Of "The Grand Duchess"
but II requirct to DO famiiarized to the public
ear to be properly appreciated. 1t has all Of
onenbaef's cha rming chsracteristies, which Is
tie highest praise that could be bestowed upon
u. the thestfs will doubtless be crowded to.
night. II may be said, however, that the moral
ofthe asryument" 10 rather doubtful, as might
be expected from the theme upon which It IL
based But, then, Is not . buriesq1 OF the
Heathan Mythology an effort In the cause oil
morAlityf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

The RIVER FRoNT.-Berry's Wharf;.Ar'
rivcd-Stenmer Express, Nickel, from Balti'
more, with passengers and freight.
Foieier's Rharf.-Arriyed-Stea Guiding
Star, Miller, with wood to market.
Carriers Wharf -Arriyed-Schr. Pandora,
Lnnkford, from Philadelphia, with coal for
Henry Jones. Sailed--Schrs: Mariner, Thomas,
to Alexandria to finish discharglng her chrgoj
Home, Bailey, for HAvrc.de-drace, light.
Hdrpey's Wharf.1-Arriyed-Steamer Pioneer
Olden, from Accotink, with wood for Harvey,
CLARK l. Given. Sailed-Schr. Alexandria,
westcott, down the river, light.
Johnson's Wharf-Flsh continue scarce at
this wharf Shad are selling for tl2@li per
hundred, and herring for tsG9 per thousand.
The following 10 report from the Eastern
Branch wharves:
Gninands Wharf.-Arrived-Sc CLARA Bell,
Amsburgh, with $40 tons stone for Nicholas
Acksr, William Joley's wharf; schr. Betty
Hooper, Gordon, with wood for market
Ciesred-Schrs. John q. Henry. Lecompte,
light Cham Stan, for Georgetown to load with
coal.
Green's RharJ.-Schrs. Lookout, Bransan
with wood for Winsor & Ford; u. N. Fox,
Mowbray, for Georgetown to load with coal
for Norfolk, Va,
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oEoRuErowN MATrEns.

Orders for the NATIONAL REruBLIcAs in George.
town nay be LEFT at the bookstores Of Messrs. 7.
". X. Mills q 90, Nate Craudelt's,) I2s Bridge
street. or at Mcssrs. O. T. Getty 4 Co, =, iOs
Bridge strcot. whore copies Of the REPUBLICAN,
may be obtained daily,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

Our pY A PRosrlrUrE.-Between l and 2
o'clock yesterday morning, a cutting ARRAY
took place at n diareputable house kept BY
Annie Wilson, at No, bot Tenth street, the
combat occurring between a visitor named
WIN. b. Lewis and a female boarder named
Fannie aerhardt. Lewis finally ran from the
house with the woman after him, whom both
were arrested by Officers Markwood and Ed.
mondson, who took them to the Central guard
house. Yesterday morning they made their
appearance before Justice CLARK, when 1t APP
peared from the evidence that Lewis went to
Annie Wilson's last night, and after awhile
purchased bottle OF wine, handing to Fanny
derhardt a tlO note out Of which she was to
take Is, and to return him the change. Fanny
claimed that he was indebted to her u and
kept the whole ten, wheroupon a quarrel and
a scufle ensued, during which 1t Is alleg ed
that Lewis struck her with poker. She I'm.
mediately went up stairs to her room and
seized knife with which she ran down stAirs
and made dash at Lewis body; but he foiled
the blow by raising his left arm, receiving
thereby an ugly cut between tho elbow and
the wrist.
The Justice upon hearing the facts, imposed
hne OF go each. The Wouud was dressed,
and the patient appeared to be doing well, but
Afterwards wound was discovered In his side
and yesterday, we'aFe Informed, three doctors
were In attendance.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
MEDICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAr.-The
Convention resumed its session Yesterday
%osnn a. mine ssOSss p et ap rom Dr.
hold its next meeting. at rsu9uler White SIT.
spring. VrgN9ls watsn =" Tss IsSort
OF the Publication Committee and the trsasu-
rer were read and accepted,
beins in order, the same was presented, and
after same debate II was accepted. The report
names Naw Orleans, Louisiana, a. the place to
h sSa ' ne n sin.s for Nay next The following
ofiicers Of the Convention were nominated ~
the committee; President, Dr. VIM. o; Bald.
MendenhaIi, OF bhioJ second vice president,
Noble Young 81 M.ns h'f fourtS
tressprer, Dr.. 6sspsr wistar, o. Philadelphissi
Committee on Publication, or. Francis q.
Smith, Pni =; bi =
.Askew Of Delaware; DR.. Richard M. Cooper
,of New Jersey; DR.. j. H. Loyejoy Of the Dis
xriet Of Columbia; DIR. WIN. Marbury OF Penn
Dr. Msrbury offered, as an additional amend
msnt to article Ave, plan OF organization, mo
mi,tss !Snp Be- Deceived unless Il Be signed BY
q majority Of Its members" Laid over.
The Secretary called attention to the busi-
rapidly incrsssihs, and the funds on hand were
not suiHoient to publish the number OF columns
of the proceeding required:
The committee ON the Presid h s saS,n
Ing rssolutions; ..u-,,u .,..
are hereby Invested With piensry power in re-
gard to ali papers not read before the associa.
3ion or in the section, to publish or not, as may
!. Rsseirea, That committee Of three be APP
pointed by the Chair to take Into consideration
Il : ssaif i Be- 70 aid IL the Examination o. VIII
I. trial GyST, r.: % U.s, sEs
ssscsSsy ssf 0 report 'n' next ss'"s
.. Received, That committee be appointed
TO report next year In regard to the subject OF
our annual register Of the regular profession
erect. ..
r@ tss .S sS CT ss
best mode Of providing fund for The relief Of
widows and orphans Of deceased physiei.ns,
n ins. report 10 'n' A''0'''''0n ~ '"'A'A'~''
pointed iG to take Into eonsidsrstion the ssSIcsi
and report Al our next meeting.
.iasicn: fsr the care and ,1ssssess q tbs
.osIy: that this association would strongly
nseom iuend the establishment In all our large
s i've wsss adopted and
the sixth was referred to special committee,
.sonsistins OF Drs. s. ID. Gross, OF Phiisdelphis;
~ aii New h Yoin. 0' Nc" i0'A anu o""'''' N'
The Chair appointed tho following COM
mitteei
SS%%,'Ssfn .S 81 J bs o1sSnsa
s. Smith, q kXsi W. DUNBAR. Or aB.I,Iaors;;
,Phindeiphis; WIN. II. Bibbins, OF N. vi and
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

MARRIAaE.-A large and fashionable assem-
blage were gathered at the Church OF the As
cension Tuesday afternoon to witness the
marriage of George A, McIlhenny, engineer OF
the dssiight Company, to Miss Jennie Smith,
Of Alexandria, Va. Groom and groomsmen..
Messrs. James d. Clary and James I. Russell,
black, with white vestsj the bridesmaids
Miss Alice Armstrong, Of Alexandria, Va,
and Miss Ella Williams, Of Washington-being
dressed In white, After the ceremony the
their many friends, and left In the $50 train
for New York, Boston, &c.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

The CANDIDATE FOR LIguTgsAsr Gov
nRNoR or yIRGINIA.-James II, Clements, of
Portsmouth, who was nominated at Richmond
Governor Of Virginia, iA a native of this city,
son OF Mr.. John T. Clements, sr, and learned
his trade as u machinist here. He worked for
many years In the Washington navy yard. He
left this city several years ago, anu has since
resided In Portsmouth,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

RRsIasKD.-Mr. Chas. Sherman, for a long
time clerk In tho War Department. has tend.
city a. partner In a Wholesale commission
house,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

CHARGED WITH SwINDLIka.-A man named
]. Jackson has been arrested on oath OF Anton
spire with one 4. ID. Won MichAlonski, now II
Texas. to cheat and defraud him out of tls9
and did obtain by false representations tn,
with fraudulently obtaining from him sl15 OF
an altered, draft, and attempting to defrAut
him out OF ttI9 by false representations. Thu
testimony In this case was heard before Jus
tiee Hazard. Tho decision Is held until tn,
other charge 10 Investigated.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

NEAR DRowNING.-Yesterday evening,
about 0 o'clock, John Thomas, colored, well
near the Chain Bridge, on the Potomac scci.
dentally fell out of boat, and had 1t not
been for a gentleman passing him a pole, he
would probably have drowned, as he could
not Awim
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

ORDERgD-First Assistant Engineer VIM.
II. King has beeh ordered to the navy-yara at
Washington, ID. o., as assistant to Chief Engi.
nser W, II. Shock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

CHURCH INPRovEMEST.-Wc are glad to
learn the members Of Fletcher chapel, situated
In the northern part Of the city, are endeavor-
Ing to raise money to improve their church, as
the Improvement OF the uninyiting house
they now occupy will be the material improve
ment OF that part Of the city In which II Is
located. We would suggest a ready response
to any appeal made to those who are inter
ested In the matter of the city's improvement.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

CLOTHING FoR SPnIsa.-Messrs. Stephens
4 Co, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, have just received an extern
sive and well selected stock Of youths, boys,
and children's clothing for all ages, from three
years and upwards, for spring wear. Spring
will soon be here, and 1t behooves our readers
to provide themselves with clothing for their
children and themselves, at the low rates which
rule at the establishment OF stephens h 90
before the rush comes. \
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

BoDy RECOVERED PROM THE WATER.-The
body OF a colored man was washed ashore
near Arlington Springs on Wednesday. DR..
Howard, superintendent OF the Freedmen's
necessary Inquiries. 1t was identified as the
body OF Jos. Hamilton, who resided on q street
south, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, Island. The deceased was lost over.
board from scow belonging to Mr.. Wander
werken, on Wednesday, March 20, above the
aqueduct bridge.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

Police MAgTsas:.Msry G III INV, was ps ar,
den, Tor committing an assault and battery
on Mary A. willis. Justice Morsell re-
quired her to give security 70 keep the peace.
James Miller, colored, before Justice Hazard,
and he was fined ~ for assault and battery.
The following amounts OF nnes were I'm
cinct, STi Second precinct, t6j Third precinct,
u; Fourth precinct, t25j Fifth precinct, &6
Sixth precinctj S2I; Eighth precinct, ", Total
ST3.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

EMBROIDERY AND STAMPING RooMs.-Mr,
VIM Prince, formerly on Ninth street, oppo-
embroidery and stamping rooms, at No. 322 +
street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
which he has fitted up exclusively for his
goods are warranted to wash, aud the work Is
done at greatly reduced prices. A new French
IN aohine does auting In a superior manner.
He desires the ladies to call and examine the
goods, and the process by which he makes
such a superior article.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMUNICATING
committee met last evening at the office OF N.
II. Miller, esq, No. IS Louisiana avenue, Major
II. A. Hall, president, In the chair, and u. +.
Needs, secretary. The credentials OF the dele
ceived from the various wards and referred to
the secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. James Small, the officers
OF the Executive Committee were instructed
to make arrangements for the meeting of the
nominating convention, to be held to-day, at
I o'clock, p. m. The committee then ad-
journed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

A CHOICE EsTERrAIsNEST.-Ata bleau and
chorus for the benefit OF the Church of the
Ascension, at urgent request will be presented
House, on Tuesday evening, May 18th, at a
O'Clock precisely. Arrangement have been
made to obviate the unavoidable delay at hrst
Representation. Tickets, one dollar, which
can be obtained OF Mrs. William Thomas Gar
roll, and Eighteenth streetsi Mrs. Margaret
Blair, No. o Presidents Square, Mrs. DR.. Oily
Or. Stone, F and Fourteenth streets; Mrs.
DR.. McLain, 3sl q street; Mrs. Captain Mich
olson, Navy Yard;M Mrs. John Marbury George
Hill, u. N. Thorn Co.'S, AT Fifteenth street,
one door above Pennsylvania avenue. Seats
can he reserved at extra charge Of fifty cents,
on presentation Of purchased tickets at Coyie
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, where a dla-
gram OF the house can be seen.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

In TowS.-Matt. O,Brien, the well. known
and favorite Washington vocalist, arrived In
this evening for his post Of duty in Augusta.
Ga, where he 10 engaged as money clerk Of
the Southern Express Company. Matt. 10 In
and his unexpected visit to Washington at
this time 10 colncident. Twelve years ago he
was extensively travelling In the North, and
was telegraphed to at New York to come here
and attend the funeral OF Ben. Grenup, warm
friend Of Mr.. O'Brien. He obeyed the sum
mons; and after a lapse OF twelve years, dur
ing which he has Travelled through nearly
every section of the United States, It was sim
rular that he should reach Washington on the
very day set apart for the final public com;
memoration Of the death OF Mr.. drenup, and
10 again participate in the last sad rites to the
lamented deceased.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

WATCH AND CHAIN RECOVERED. - Detec-
tives Coombs and Miller yesterday recovered
a handsome gold watch and chain, valued a,
$50, the property Of Mrs. Z. A. Kimbell
who resides on the corner of South Carolini
avenue and Tenth street east. She stated thai
1t was an old keepsake, having been the prop
erty Of her husband, who carried II through
the Mexican war, and who was killed In Q
desperate battle during the late war with II
on his person.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

TRBUTg ov REsPEcr.-At meeting OF the
examiners and other officers Of the Patent
ONCE, held at o'clock, p. m, on the 9th inst,
the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas, in the zenith OF his usefulness and
influence, Prof Charles @, Page has been sum-
moned from the scenes OF earth; and whereas
his life and great abilities have reflected honor
upon the department Of the public service to
which many years OF his lie have been de-
voted, and have tended to elevate and dignity
the labors and pursuits OF his oiicial asso.
clates Therefore
Resolved, That we deeply mourn the loss we
have sustained In the death OF DR.. Page, and
the loss which the world has sustained In the
departure Of an honest and profound investi-
gator OF scientific truth.
Resolved, That the memory Of our deceased
brother shall be treasured by US as Of learned
and accomplished gentleman, q wise philoao-
pher, true patriot, and an earnest Christian
RESOLVED, That we will collectively partici
pate In the obsequie Of the deceased, and veal
an appropriate badge OF mourning FOR thirty
Re,oiped, .Jarihsr, That copy Of these reso:;
buttons, properly authenticated, be presented
to the family OF the deceased as a manifesta-
tion Of our sympathy with them In this hour
Of their afflictioh.
JANIS NJ. BLANCHARD, President.
NEwToN CRAWFORD, Secretary.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

SUMNER CLOTH AND ALrAcA CoArs, for
Gentlemen, at George U. Henning's, No. oil
Seventh street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

MEETING oY THE BOARD OF PoLIcK.-The
Board OF Police, at its meeting yesterday, re.
ceived and accepted the resignation OF Private
Augustus II. voss, of the Sanitary Company.
The resignation Of Private Fenton d. Paxson
was also received and accepted.
The application Of Augustus Hosch for a
Hamlet Dixon was reappointed an additional
private for ninety days, to do duty at Wise
we'll barracks John ID. Kidwell was reap
pointed an additional private for ninety days,
to do duty on Pennsylvania avenue and
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets; +. l.. Payne
was reappointed an. additional private fol
ninety days, to do duty on the square bounded
by Ninth and Eleventh streets and Pennsyl
vania avenue and u street,
Thomas l.. Salkeld was appointed a private
on the force.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

SuIoIpE-On Wednesday, about 10 O'Clock,
p. m, MT. Godfrey RedmAn, OF Maryland, who
was boarding at Boyle,s Hotel near the Baiti'
sensible condition, having taken large dose
OF iaudanum. The landlord, Ohristy Boyle,
had the unfortunate man elected from his
means. DR.. Todd was sent for, who immedi-
ateiy came, and relieved the sufferer, by pump
Ing the poisonous fluid from his stomach.
thereby enabling him to be removed TO the
Providence Hospital, by Ofiieer Drane, OF the
Seventh precinct. The unfortunate man ex-
pired, however, before morning.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

No Mxxrrsa.-Owing to the pressure OF
outside business, the offieers and committee
Of the Grant Club did not hold any meeting
last evening.