New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ana OOlTaN THIS TALL. ThlS IS the 1rSb Time
we have lrembled for their fate.
Lolita authorized the statement before she
left st. Louis that she was not engaged TO
be married, and never intended TO be.
Mr.. John W. ECkley. one of the most pop.
ular and agreeable clerks in the New Or.
leans trade, has abandoned the river, and
gone to California.
A Southern paper attempts to define the
relation Of the Southern Democracy to the
negroes. That is easy enough. In most
cases it is blood relation.
Mr.. Chase went TO see the President on
Wednesday. If Mr.. Chase was not already
in bad odor, it can't be denied that he got
into bad odOr on that occasion.
Chase will draw no votes from the Re
publcans, neither will Grant draw votes
from the Democracy He ruined himself
With that party when he captured Lee.
A returned Californian found the baby he
mad left at home miss OF hye summers.
One day he offended her, and she irefully
exclaimed: wish you had never mar
ried into the family
The House opened its proceedings Thurs-
day with the prompt reconsideration and
final defeat Of the bill to give department
clerks 81, 700 900 in the way OF twenty per
cent increase on their salaries.
The New York papers state that party
OF aoentseventyy young girls from one of the
lower fecJorles recently came to that city,
spe ~ the dag III the park, and returned
g on the evening Of the same day.
baolistie says the negro can not be the
eqUsl OF tho white man. In short, that the
negro Is "A. hoaiitte should not get up
q controversy Win q fool. A man divided
against himself sksll Surely fall.
Senator salisbury, of Delaware, the other
day remarked: II they nominate Chase /
suppose must support him; but I'll be id
II won't make tight before see Sumner
put on the ticket with him for Vice Pres.
idento
Dispatches from Washington to two of the
New York papers state the position of Mr..
Johnson on the Presidential question as
follows: First choice, Chase; second, Han.
COCK; third, Hendricks. PendletoB he will
pot support.
Ex-Governor C"Extrs Billy'') Smith and
A. II. II. Stuart are stumping Virginia
against The Republican party ana policy
lney did the same thing during the re-
oelhon, but Grant proved too much for
them, and he will now.
The Conservative soldiers who will run
70 the New York rebel Convention are
manly the ones who ran away from the
reoels when fight came on. NotWithstand-
ing this, they believe in logging their
enemies provided always they are niggers,
Chicago has accommodations in her pub.
nc schools for $4,000 scholars, and in her
private schools for $4,000. Her echool
population, including the ages of sig 70
tWenty-one, Is according to the census of
-e5O, %, 100. These figures show rs 600
scholars unproYlded with chances of in.
struction.
Prince and Princess Salm.Salm are 90
burning in Switzerland. Sheis writing her
"MeXican Diary" and her husband a his.
tory Of the seige of QueretarO. He has in
MS possession great many relics of Maxi
-Al!lan-among others piece of his blood
stained sash, and large piece of his beard,
ana even portion of the poor Emperoris
heart, which he preserved in a small bottle.
The Democratic victory in Oregon at the
J ceni election is explained bv a simnle Dar.
a5rapl IN letter from Portland in .aat
Ssate, which we find in the Greensburq,
tIndlana) Standard It is scarcely necesss.
~ 70 say that the letter was written weeks
before une the day of the election. The
paragraph is short but emphatic:
We have been flooded with renegades from
army. VI : INV
Inc providence journal says that Walter
arnold, the young clerk in the Office of the
state auditor who robbed the State treasury
OF some ten thousand dollars. and devoted
y j. u, 70 the hrothels and gambling houses that
stlll open their doors IN the citV,s heart ~
entrap the weak and the unwary. has been
Fardoned and released from the State
prison, having served scarcely month for
each Thousand dollars of his ill-gotten and
ill-spent plumber.
An old man named Edwards. WIN lives in
springfield, Massachusetts, and his bewltch-
ing daughter, who doesn't live with her
husband, are said to be confederates in a
neat little game to sWindle countrvmen.
Ahe lemale Is sweet on young men, induces
Inem TO invite her to ride. and the parent
starts atter the young couple, raises a
DEeeze, ana the young man, if green enough,
pays roundIy TO avoid arrest for an atteISDt
at elopement.
ABOUT one year ago cooperative foundry
was established in Rochester New York.
alIer the plan Of the one in this city.
AAlgahy, etc. IL has proved great success,
Ohly tribe over SIS, 900 was paid IN. The
prohts Tor the six months ending December
~ were S6392 50. dividend az tusal.e -.
Gent on the stock has been declared. naVa-
PIE IN stock, and the balance has bsen
dlylded. pro rata among the embIoyes,
llskiing 70 them % $40 per cent upon Their
II IS a matter of fact that the elegantly
SAEpeled and furnished apartments which
tanned the fair forms of lis wife and ebiid.
anu WRen the sergeant-ataruns informed
aim OF his release he wasn't lust ready *
70, DHt asked permission to remain i5ptil
ne should have dispatched his letters and
other business. WoOley is doubtless 4 r. 4
markaple man, but as a martyr he q 4 Al.
ClQed failure. The Democracy will be com
PEELED 70 look elsewhere for that sort of
commodity. Chicago Post.