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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18
ORLEANS TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST l8 1858
WHOLE NUMBER 422-

strike out the word "thereofo in the frs
resolution, and insert the words "of tn
Courts.'
Mr.. Young, of Concordia, moved the in
definite postponement of the bill.
Lost.
The bill was finally adopted, and ordered
to be sent to the Senate for concurrence.
House bill No. %, as amended, entitled an
act to incorporate the town of Alexandria,
was placed on its third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Cuny, of Rapides, the
amendments were adopted.
Mr.. Carr, of Orleans, moved to amend the
fourth section by striking out in the fifth
line the word aldermen and inserting
Council;" and in the seventh line, striking
out the word aldermen and inserting the
words " Board of Council and moved their
adoption.
Mr.. Noble, OF Orleans, called for the yeas
and nays, which resulted as follows:
Yeas: Abbot, Buckingham, Burrel. Cal
houn, Carr, Cuny, Devices, Dufresne,
Demarest, Dupart, Evans, Faulkner, Fouts,
Gan, Garstkamp, Guidry, Hill, Harper, Hol-
mhd, Hall, Heidenhain, Isabelle, Morris,
Mollere, Mahier, Morey, Morand, Pearce,
rage, Raymond, Reese, Rey, sterrett, Wash.
Young--37.
Nays: Barbee, De Grange, Kent, LEROY.
LHoste, Landers, Melvin, Matthews, Noble,
Siaton, Wilson, Waters, zoelly-I3.
There being no quorum present, on mo.
tion OF Mr.. Faulkner, of Caldwell, the
House then adjourned until tomorrow at
eleven o'clock a. N.
WILLIAM YIGERs,
Chief Clerk House Of Representatives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18

A degraded, halt-witted young girl in
Terre Haute, Indiana, known as Brick
top,p who, for lopg time, has been a wan
dering outcast, too low even for association
with women Of her class, gave birth last
Thursday night to child. Her bed was
upon cellar door at the junction of Lafay-
ette and Fifth streets. Here she remained
throughout the entire night without any
attention. For two days after she was OBJ
served carrying the child about. wrapped
only in sheet Of paper, during which time
it was heard 10 utter cries. giving evidence
Of life. Friday morning dead child was
tonnd in the vicinity of Lafayette and South
street, and IL is supposed TO be the one be-
longing to this disgusting creature.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18
WASHINGTON.

brblicatfOn of the Attorney GeneFalSa
Opinion Favorlng Presidents Power
+ 10 Appoint Application for Arms
under the Law of laB6-Rosecrnns
InstruetIons-CencIIlR Policy To.
ward MexscO-Eya. t. Views In Detail
a Relating to New Orleahs Colleeto rshi p
n WASHINGTON, August 17.-Attoruey Gem
hal Eyarts' opinion has been published. 1t
lyors the. Presidents power 10 appoint a
0lector Tor New Orleans and officers for
haska-their commissions to terminate with
be- next session OF the Senate.
4 Commissioner Rollins has returned, and
.tis authoritatiyely announced that he has
o intention OF vaoat ng office, except to a
|rccessor acceptable to the Radical party.
Il The new tax bill contains clause for
hiding distillation and rectification in
4uildings within 600 feet of each other,
thich gave rise to AN interesting legal ques.
Ion--whieh shall cease operations? MANY
artensive establishments of each class are
kkhin the territorial Introduction.
f The SGr says: Several new Governors
\ southern States recently made rtquisi-
Ons on the Secretary of Mar for arms under
law passed in 1886, but the Secretary has
Reolined to furnish them until fur, her lpgis.
AhOn is had on the subject. The Governors,
Il consequence, have united in an appeal to
leagress to meet on the DAY TO whlch they
aye sdJourned 70 lake aetlon IN the matter =
Il IS stated that ooth lhe French ana
russian embassies mere nave advices lnul'
fatlng war Detweeh the Two countries
General hosencrans has received part OF
s Instructions. Inc policy toward Mexico
TO be conclllation' a treaty regarding
sa.ihcation, there beng no Mexican minis
.er hprn M Cpp1m1gginupr pn1pr fbia
Eeaty Will De appointed until II Is duly ratl-
feG.
wAsHINGToS: August it'.Mr. McCqiioch
aesnons 10 Mr.. EVarts hvoNe: flrstI
tbether hlr. kehoggs deputy can ,a"I9lIy
7seharge the dut,es' ana "hetner hr' mel
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EUROPE.

ne Murdered Irlsh LandIOFc-MoFe Lib
eFal Laws 1uEG ssIed By The CorOneE'H
Jur1
DUBLIN, August II. Tho coroner's jury in
|lt tenants in Tipperary. rendered verdict
\ murder, but the jury took occasion to
loprecate the conduct Of Scully, and sug
lsted now and more liberal laws.
LONDON, August 17.--Mr. johnson re-
halns at southampton, where he receives
anch attention.
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A writer in the Independent says: at is
not long since that we saw the trunks of a
New York woman, whose father was a
respectable dry goods jobber, marked
MADAME 10 Marquise de-" the name
being that of one of the Oldest Of the
French nobility. There are American
couptesses by the score, aud bsrouesses by
the hundred. Only one American woman,
we believe, has worn the coronet Of a
dnchess; but there is one, the daughter Of a
New York grocer, who is a princess, and
related by marriage to her most gracious
majesty Queen Victoria.p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18
SOUTH CAROLINA,

EsuaI Kishts Bni Passs9-The Tax Bin
Progres,ing.
Columbia, August l7.--The House passed
bill putting the negroes of this State on an
lqnal footing with the whites. The negro
liembers d manded the right of hotel tables,
ltds, and access to all licensed places. Sev.
Pial white Republicans voted AGAINST the
pil, declaring that on the question of race
|hey must 20 with their own color
Seventy sections of the tax law passed
ekhout opposition 10 day, A majority of
Ae members were too ignorant to discuss it.
me State is practically bankrupt; the Gov
|mor can raise no funds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18
MEXICO.

|Aportant INT tellIEencs--FurOp AllE-
antes Advee@Eed.
Nav YoRK, August IL, -Telegraphie ad-
|pes have been receiy from Vera Cruz to
NJ thirteenth, and the City Of Mexico u
ae tenth inttal (.
knmero had srrived and resumed his duty
Y Minister Of the Treasury.
a rripfoEcement cf 500 men bad been sent
y Alatnrre. operating ag .inst Nrgfete,
leliDn.
The 1rais DUnSon advocates the policy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18
JAPAN.

One Hundred and Fifty Christians
Observation-Disclosures Proposed.
SAN FRANCISCO. August l6.-The steamer
Colorado has arrived with Yokohama dates
to July 26.
One hundred and fifty Chr stians had been
drown, d atNNagasaki.
Yeddo had been captured by the South.
erners aud half the city burned, including
two temples.
The Northern Princes propose arbitration
by France, England, and the United States,
binding themselves and pledging the Mi
kado to abide by their decision.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18
VIRGINIA.

gemOval OF u city OneInI by Military
AuthOrity-Judge Alex. Reeves De.
clArea In Favor of Grant aud COlfax.
RICHMOND, August III. NJ, Humphreys,
|ollector of this port and a member of the
Ply Council, was removed from the latter
|osition by the military authorities to-day.
A match game Of base ball, between the
taryland Club, Of Baltimore, ana the Pas
lme, of Richmond. resulted in the defeat of
BE latter.
Judge Alex. Reeves is out in a brief letter
|nnouncing that he viii support Grant and
|olfax.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18
MISCELLANEOUs.
Hon. Thaddeus stevens Funeral-Th,
Guard of Honor at Lancaster, Penn
tylvaBIa-.New Planet Discovered
Bank Robbed In baltimore.

Guard of Honor at Lancaster, Penn
tylvanIa-.New Planet Discovered
Bank Robbed In baltimore.
LANCASTER, Pa, August l7.-At Mr.. Ste.
vens' funeral to-day an immense crowd was
present, including delegations of societies
from al parts of the State. The Governut
and State officers and many other diAtin.
guished individuals were present.
LANCASTER, Pa, August 1.-THE guard
of honor composed of the officers of the
Butler Zouaves. colored, which accompa-
MED the oody of Mr.. Stevens from Wash.
ington, left here this A. NJ. on the r return
1t appears considerable feeling was excited
here by their presence, many Republicans
regarding it as inappropriate. On the
strets this A. M. the colored officers at
traeted considerable attention-farmers and
others gazing at them with sort of min
gled curiosity and wonder.
DETROIT, August 17.-Professor Watson
of the Detroit Observatory, announces the
discovery of new minor planet which
shines like q star of the tenth magnitude.
BALTIMORE, August 17.-The Peoples Pauk
was entered last night, and the vault robbed (:
loss unknown, as the heaviest special de.
pOsitors are absent.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, August II, IL A, M
Barometer 20 60. Wind east and light.
Notwithstanding Sherman, Henry,
master, Tom New York, with merchandise
and passengers to Wood, Low & Ludwigsen;
bark File de Lair, Roberts master, sixty.
six days from Liverpool, with cargo to 4.
Maury & Co.; bark Prima Donna, Boomer,
master, seventeen days from Turks Island,
wi salt to A. F. Cocheran.
Sailed-Ship Sorrento.
SOUTHWEST PASS, August II, P. NJ
Barometer 29.55 Wind east and light
No arrivals. No departures.
LOUISVILLE. August l7.-Rtver on a stand
with four feet water in the canal.
Weather clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS, August l7.-River declining
above and about stationary here.
VICEsBURG, August l7.-Passed up; Shark
and barges, at noon; Quitman, at P. NJ.
River falling slowly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18

A Hartford man recently went to neigh.
Dor aud said to him, II am told that you
are willing to sell q piece OF laud that joins
my lot.r 9Why, yes, would like to sell
1 70 some good citizen.' "Well, what
makes a good citizen, in your judgment ~
IA good citizen is man who does not keep
hens was the reply.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18

The Chicago Convention asked the world
to match Grant. A Copperhead concerR
says Seymour is match for him. No,
thank yon The Republicans did not ask
for LHeigr match.
An Albany merchant adYertises ga full
assortment Of madder prints.v Ne have
the New York World and Chicago Times.
and if the Albanian has any madden prints
than these we should like to see them.
In the Democratic procession which
welcomed Senator Hendricks. TO his home
G few days aga was a transparency on which
was the picture of q donkey jeering ne
gro with the observation, sY06 feel mighty
big because you can write;n to which sanl-
DO replies, don't fOoIwid dis chila--ne
fought nobly." The donkey Of course
stood for the Democratic party.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18
TIAYTI.
Tho PIcos Defeated.

New YORK, August Advices from
Jacmel, Hayti, August /, state that the Picos
has been defeated ut the point of the bayo.
net, and forty Of them taken prisoners, in
GLIDING General Aleyandre, who was shot
by his captors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18

of eourting European alliances as guard
against American influences.
The colony of Barbadoes is uneasy be-
cause many members of the British garri-
SONS there are Fenians.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18

Boston is in great trouble and excite
ment over the question "Shall fremont
street be eighty feet widefD To which we
answer, why nett'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18
HOUSE, OF REPREsENrAFIYEs.

FOrtS-ThIrd Days session.
MONDAY, August IL, 1868.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Lowell ia the chair.
The roll being called, thirty-eight members
answered to their names,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18

LONDON, August II, Evening.-Consols
81. Bonds. III.
LIVERPOOL August IL, Evening Cotton
market active and prices have advanced
Of a penny to-day, closing with an upward
tendency. Sales 10000 bales. Uplands
l05d, Orleans lid. Wheat easier. Lard
quiet; 66s. Cd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, August l7-Cetton market
firmer, but not active; sales 900 bales; mid.
ding uplands 293@3Oc. Flour superfine
State 81 253S 35. Wheat dull. Corn
active but prices favor buyers. Mess pork
S2S 62f. Lard steady. Groceries heavy.
Turpentne 45c. Ro,in and freights quiet
New YORK, August l7.-Money frmer;
demand steadily increasing. Call loans 40
5. Prime paper I. Gold weaker, 1465
Sterling dull %. Stocks unsettled. Gov
ernments steadier. 5.2O's Of 1862 1l3l; Ten.
nes.ee skies new, 63l; Yirgiuia's Sc asked /;
lllt; new isus 1919; 1905 1915; Of 1868
1913: l0-40's 1881.
CINCINNATI, August 17.-Flour dull; fami.
lv Sl001O 25. Wheat dull: S2@2 OS Corn
94697c Oats 55@5sc. Whisky IN bond zoe.
Pork S28 Is. Lard ls}c. Bulk meats l240
l43c. Bacon UNCHANGED. Butter 33@3jc.
Cheese l44@l6sc. Eggs $l5@l6. Clover
seed Sl4
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
TIE AUGUST MAGAZINES.

The Eclectic for this month is embellished
with fine portrait OF Hiram Powers the celebrated
American sculptor in his working dress.
Pdckdrds Monthly gives the sequel to Nj.
Dyer's portrait Of The Wickcdest Man in New-YoFk,
the brilliant mOralst. James Parton, discourses on the
folly Of Wasting dnelectuaD Capital" by vicious habits,
Ehhu Burrtt puts in a" Plea for the English Language
Horace Greeley comments the of Success
Failure in Lfe,' George W. Bungay treats Of the claw
OF Compensation aud the number winds up with spicy
dessert Of miscellaneous odds and ends.
In Tie Herald Of Health, the opening article
by Mrs L. Oakes Smith " Boys and Girls presents
many just and original thoughts the education Of chill
dren expressed with great veness style and lustra-
tOn Miss f. r. Peabody writes very suggestive letter
from Rome the rel gous ceremonies ST. Peters and
there arc good essays by the Rev. Mr. Gladden. Mrs.
Gage Henry Ward Beecher, and others, beside the
copous supply of brief paragraphs, many Of winch
pointed.
Mr. Squier continues in Harper his valuable
account OF travel and discovery Among the Andes
forming contribution knowledge OF
American antiquities To and Up the Amoor River :"
Is bit OF lively galrulity from imaginative, egOtistc
lover OF Out-oftheway rambles and John Bull in
AbyssiniA furnishes condensed narrative Of the pur
poses and results OF the British expedition In that
country. and the Of King Theodore. In "Duels
and Duess." Mr.. r. b. Thorpe gives recollections
OF life IN the Southwest and instances Of remarkable
single combats in different social conditions The Easy
Chair deseants POLITICALLY Arcadia aud the Hacyon
Days, and wisely the Protestant Church." and the
National Institute"
Hours at Home continues President Woolsey's
instructive historical sketches Of Books Booksellers
and Libraries in ancient Rome" b. ToWle contributes
pOrtrature Of DErael and there Is an ex
oeent paper Matthias Clandius quaint and genial
German writer OF the last century by the late DR. Har
ba9gh The fimsy attempt at humorous description en-.
titled Tie Family Circle though written by briga.
dier WIZ not pass muster nor are the familiar details Of
"GreenEood Cemetery" by another brigadler worth re
peatiDg The verses "An Autumn Burial" by Mr..
Randolph, though not In very vigorous style Of poetry
Raye certain sweet and RrIless tenderness which will
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3lth Qualifications.

4 MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHQGRAPH CO'
" OFFICE Hgr,tp BriLDfSG-B -Broaiwar-Room ID
nTANHOODn-AnO NEW MEDICAL
vi PAMPHLET from the pen Of Dr. CURTIS " lhe Msais.l
SAYS work: ibis valuable treatise the cause aul cure
e l.rle shows hraib impaired through secret abls'
ard bow easily regare II gives clear ynp
oftb mrert, hr aud elects of nervous de-
MLr esrs therefor" pocket clifton Of the above WI ne
receipt Of N stamps by addressing d. Nthllo No.
a8 No.tl Charles a.. baltimore Nd
rpHE SCALPEL, No. 4G, contains two lectures
private Surgical class Slucure and its siaot cure 10y te
Jreiheo@ Eaar o. Dixon. NJ. D. ucusc p cent, 20 br No
1lg OIcs lol from 50 70 3 AMI ITO stnag at No "
Irlafe
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PURSUANT to decree of the High Court o.

Chance Rngland made Ia hULCOCK against Null
COCK. the creditors Of GEORGE COILS MULCoCK seaman who
len Euga0 In al and Geong N Auaa In 1886 and
who presumed h haye died the month VI Spnher 1885,
steamship Belle Creole Of NewOreaus Louisiana United
States Of Amerca trading between that and the
Texas Ia the said unte States aud then her from
Galveston 20 NeNOrans before the h day II
1863 60 send h epd to Mt JOHN WILLIAM PROuDF00f
No AJohns st. Bedford Row 10 the County Of MeSeK Rpgaud the
Solicitor EDwIN MuLCOCK the Administrator
said GEORGE COILS MULCoCK their Christian ad
dresses and descriptions the full particulars of air claims
ofhrir accounts and the nature Of their securities W any, held by
them Aud the claiming 10 he the Of hin TO- and
tie heir hcsatw acoong tue custom Of the Manor e Skhon
Heath otherwise Serne the County MeseI ho,es OF the
said GEORGE COILS MuLCOCK by their Solicitors before
The said I'm day OF Jsaaa 1862 TO come aud prove their claims
respectively al the Chamber o the Vice Chancellor Sir John Shears
No II Old square rceus Inn MddsrT aforesaid OF in default
thereof they he said creditors next Of kn and heir hesl will be
peemTtorT excluded from the benefit of the said decree Monday the
& day January 1869 at u oock at noon at the said ChAnhers
appointed for hearing aud udcan the debts aud claims
lively and creditor holding security produce the before
the said NseChAneeloT, at the said tmv and place.
Dated this 23ih day Of Juhr 1868 -
F.CHuRCH, CHEF Cark
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MISS HAlNES

AIADEAIOISELLE DE JANON
respectfully friends and the public that hey will REOPEN
their BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL at Nos and 10 Gramercy Park
East Tweniieth.st. sept a.
Applications admission u pupils to be made either personally
by letter To No. 10 Grpmerev PARK.
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gtaal aOtists.


NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT City and
~ Counts of NeW.lo'kMARN HESTER MERRILL, and kLIHA
BETH NORRIS, ard WILLIAM WEBER, and JACOB WEBER
ROBERT ]. WRIGHT their Guardian sd hen Plaintiffs against
JOHN WEBER, THE DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTE JOHN
MORRIS and SAMUEL d. MERRILL Deendants-NOTICE GEN
LEN CREDITORS PARrTOSin and nv virtue Of
order II this honorable Court made the above entitled action
1863 Of the made aud
proed hereby persons having en
ncunbauee judgment decree undivided
share interest Of OF the parties In the premises
referred to- pOncs the undersigned Referee
before the twenty second DAY ol August 1863 at u o'clock Of
that oe number rs Nassausree In the City ONew York
their respective liens and membranes together with sasc
evidence the due thereon and specify the
such membranes aud the dates thereof respectively The premises
frrfed ooNs all that certain bot piece parcel land n
and being In the 18th Ward the CITY Of Nwl0rk bounded
aud containing follows commencing pout the soHher side Of
Forty third street hundred and hy uSO fee, westerly from the Third
running thence westerly along Forty hnSeet 10 the
hue of the Old Post Road. hAy-eight (63) feet more
less. thence soah westerly along the center Of said
Road hundred and nineteen ul9) feet less
land o Peter G thence eastey along the land Of Peter Goelei
and parallel Nth Foyhd st. thirty four 1i) feet less
the north westerly of the Kps Bay farm thence Aouth
along the northe line " the kp Bay hundred and
feet inches 2L a. less te land formerly Of B.
Rer thence Doftey along the land formerly Of Is Rs and Mar.
gat Wbber the line Of land formerly d Pohemus thence
westerly along the ue Of said Phemus and Of Ralph Lockwood
sad parallel with foryhIs 9 @ feet and thence nohsry
a With Thave hundred 0 feet to the place " beginning
Dated New.iork Jaly 2, 1863 JOHN c. BUSHNELL,
CULVER WRtGHr, Referee No. IS Nassanst
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS, No l32 Nassaust Jy2 lAw6wTh.
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machinrru.

ONE "CROLIUS a. NIGHTINGALE y
~ STEAM ENGINE. l20Aure power all complete good
used also Paper Mil Machinery aud coud
baud DERklCKSOS BARrLETr, No. 20 BeeAmanst n. \.
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9urnitur,.

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bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
ID Also solid Chustrgt ard Walnut Cham
Der Suites plain u ornamental at H. fAkklNGIOAS No Jos
Caualst. Wooster Established l0il
NXARREN WARD g. Co.,
w MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE
Established 1850.
wsrehouseS-NoS and y Spnngst Crosby Mandatory
No. 31g Wet Twest extending through 20 No l2O Janest
Bue furniture Invited 10 examine the largest STOCK Of Fashion
able Furniture 10 be found IN this city, consisting Of
CHAMBER, PARLoR, LIBRARY. AND DlNING-ROOM SUITES
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURES, AND WARRANTED
IN EVERY RESPECT
Particular attention the furnishing Of CHURCHES COUNTRY
RESIDENCES, HOTELS. Sc
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,n reported progress Of the above items in the Ap-
iPriation Bill. Report accepted, and the Assem-
bnfItu
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Family Bibles.

a FULL ASSORTMENT ON HAND. SUIT
- AGLE TOR Holiday Wedding Presents, and St prices
from SIS to $40 each. 1902 lml II. WHITNEY
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ar BnSinesz Cards. shen prepaid for gear. aHases
discount these which for Transient sissrs
me.iis when paid or charged quarterly.
Advertisers residing the Eastern United states car
cards by enclosing GrseHbacks for such amount
they eIsh so their cards will be inserted as p%r
above table, Tor the time paid for.