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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

Proeeedlnrs Of COnrres..

EEOcecaAMNs OA Ooh8EEhA.
WASHINGTON, February 6.-Senate-Four
hundred citizens of Louisiana set forth
their grievances in a petition, and asked
relief Referred to the Judiciary com.
mittee.
The bill returning criminals from foreign
countries was discussed, and met with con
siderable opposition, The bill was recon-
mitted to be more cautiously worded.
Certain routine resolutions regarding i'm
peachment passed.
The bill selling Harper's Ferry passed.
Several senators represented doubts about
conviction Of the president for violation Of
the tenure of office bill. Therefore i'm.
peachment charges will embrace seven or
eight counts.
House-A bill exempting discharged sol
diers from the payment of homestead ices
passed. go,
The house concurred in the supplemental
reconstruction bill passed yesterday py tae
senate. It provides that majority oI tne
voters shall ratify constitutions. Registered
persons shall vote anywhere IN the stAte
| after ten days residence, registration oelnS
moved by certificate, alnoavlti OF olher eVl-
| denee and that congressional and state
! elections shall be held simultaneously with
| fbaf for ratification of constitutions. Vote
9e To 81. The bill goes TO the president.
The house then took up civil appropria-
ton. It includes: Survey Of the Atlantic
and gulf coasts SSsO, ,VUUi Fl0floa reefs S1Oi-
600; lighthouse service 81, ,75O, 600. Without
action the house adjOurAed.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, February 26.-The impcach-
ment article committee Of the house exam
ined General Emory. Serious differences
are reported as existing in the committee.
The idea that radical troubles are thicken-
ing prevails, though no tangible facts have
transpired.
Secretary Stanton answered on subpena
that he would obey at noon. As the case
was thrust out of court no further proceed
ings were had.
The governor Of New Jersey vetoed the
resolution Withdrawing assent to the four
teenth article amendment TO the consutu
ton,
Secretary sfcCulloch honored Secretary
Stantoi's requisitions to-day for various
amounts on account of the war Department.
General Thomas did not so 70 the Wat ae-
partment to-day.
The committee appointed y recent
meeting in Baltimore TO present CERTAIN
resolutions relative 10 the rights ot naturai-
izel citizens abroad this morning visited
the executive mansion and presented the
resolutions to the president. The chairman
ef the committee made an address. Refer
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Cash Capital Ct S8,5OO,OOO,

Which will be sufficient to duplicate lines to all, or
nearly ALL the paying points reached by the present
monopoly
The present telegraph Companies Of the country
have been consolidated into one huge monopoly,
and are now earning six millions of dollars per
year, or over one hundred per cent the actual
cost of their lines their present capital having been
watered over one thousand per cent.
The National Telegraph Company have a recog.
milton from the United States Government OF the
Importance of their enterprise, with grant of the
most valuable franchises ever conferred upon a
Telegraph Company. No competing line has ever
had the tight grantsd by congress to this Com
pany to construct and operate lines every Rail
road and Mail Route in the United States. The posi-
ton of this Company differs from that of any com
pany ever before organized. The question of the
right of way is forever settled.
The Stockholders of this Company can not be sold
out or transferred to any other Company. The act
Of Congress under which this company has been
organized prohibits any transfer of the franchises
granted
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, February 81, 1868.
EDITOR REPUBLIclN:
The famous and justly-celebrated silver
Crescent City band, of Evansville, will visit
your city on the steamer st. Charles the
next trip. So look out for a grand treat
Time of arrival about the first of March
The above band is composed of some Of the
first business men in this city merchants
and manufacturers.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN II. SAMUELS.
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DRAwING wATEE,

He had drunk from founts of pleasure,
And his thirst returned again
He had hewn out broken cisterns,
And behold his work was vain.
And he said, "Life is a desert,
Hot, and measureless, and dry;
And God will not give me water,
Though l strive, and faint, and die"
Then he heard voice make answer,
"Rise and roll the stone away;
Sweet and precious springs lie hidden
In thy pathway every day
So he wrought and shaped vessel
Looked, and 10 /. well was there
And he drew up living water,
With a golden chain of prayer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

New York, instead of being at an annual
expense of hundreds Of thousands of dol
lars for cleaning as it is, should yield the
city revenue frem its cleansing Of more
than that amount, as it does in Paris.
So should New Orleans, as thousands of
dollars worth of fertilizing material is
scraped up on the streets every year,
which ought to be used to enrich lands in
this vicinity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

We call the attention of our readers to
our special kilograms from Washington.
They will see that congress has provided
for a general election in Louisiana, and
that registered voters can vote in any
,,oriab
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EVANSVILLE BOARD or TRADE.-We have
received a copy of the Annual Report Of
the Board Of Trade of Evansville, Indiana, +"
for 1867, with a historical sketch Of the
city, compiled by the Evansville Journal
company. This report gives the history
and commercial progress of Evansville
growth of the city Improvement statistics
for 1867 railroad interests river and
steamboat interests stage of the river
packet lines and distances registered
steamboats, steamboat arrivals for the
year banking exports and imports and
cotton transactions. For the past six years
the shipments of cotton over the Evansville
and Charlottesville railroad for New York
and Eastern manufactures have been as
follows: For the year ending August 81
1862, 1869 bales year ending August 81,
1868, 25O7 bales E; year ending August 81,
1864, 1911 bales year ending August 81,
1865, 1870 bales year ending August 81,
1866, 36,236 bales year ending August 81,
1867, Al ,43O bales. Thus it appears that
fourteen times as much cotton was trans.
ported to the Atlantic coast by that route
last year as in 1862, prior to which time no
report of eetton shipments was made there
SO insignificant was the business.
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LOUISIANA CONSTITUTIONAL CON-
YENTION

seventy-SecOnd Days Proceedings.
The convention proceeded to consider the
constitution as whole and adopted up to
article ninety one, when it adjourned until
this morning at 10 o'clock.
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THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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1REAF DKscoVERX.
kTERH MAN HIS OWN ARTIsE.

s An instrumanA by which any person can take cor
F4et LIIkEN NES6E6 or PHOTOGRAPHS This iu
zument With ful Instructions, cent BY mail fer one
leiI4r. Address q. b A1fES co.,
isSl ana ~ Broadway, New Kork.
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Interesting News from All Points.
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oENTRALBxECUTIvEC COMMITTEES

Radical Republican Party of Louisiana
The members Of this committee are poti.
fed to attend a meeting to be held this
evening at 7 o'clock, at Mechanics Institute.
By order of
s. w. LEVI President.
WIN. VIGEEs, Recording Secretary.
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River News, Markets. Etc.
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PROCEEDINGS OF SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS
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But the actual amount to be paid in Cash is
> 35 PER SIIAR Il

And this amount is to be paid as follows: One per
cent at the time of subscribing and more, until
the entire capital has been subscribed and then
calls to be made BY the Board of Directors last al
ments not to exceed FIVE per cent per month. When
thrtye per cent of the par value of the shares has
been paid certiGoatesof stock will be issued. This
viii give the Company paid up
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FROM WASHINGTON
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Special Dispatch TO New Orleans Republican.
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briefs, and all kinds Of Legal Forms accurately
printed At the once Of the Republican, No. 81 St
ohasIssssrsot
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Thursday Night, February "a 1868, and
Every Night and Saturday Noon.
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Wlst4,NaTn,S February 26.--General
Thomas appeared with cnunsel this morn
ipp. -,Iudse Cartier issued q subpoena for
seereta~v Stanton, with his commission ana
other documents. Pending its retafn tha
couTt proceeded TO other business. s,
Secretary Stanton's lawyers asked for Q
reinforcement. General Thomas's lawyers
objected, stating that his bail had sprgen-
dered General Thomas, aud hence he was
now prisoner A writ Of habeas corpus
was demanded, but Judge Cartier told Gem
eral Thomas to go hence. This closes the
matter unless the grand jury takes cogni-
zance. II is expected now that a writ Qf
QUO warranto against Secretary Stanton VIII
be applied for.
,LossBos. February 26, Noon = Securities
unchanged. ....s
IIvKRPooI, February 2s, Noon.-C Cotton
QUIET and steady; sales 1900 baaess bread
stuifs unchanged; sugar frmer. Is
LlyERrooL, February 2e, Afternoon.
ton dull, easier, prices declined 3o. .la.
ding upiauds ID. /; to arriVe, Id lllA A4ll1 S
Orleans sid Lard active. adEAnc& ISL
quoted COS; bacon advanced 70 4attd.
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Charge against Gen. Thomas Withdrawn,
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SECRETARY STANToN'S DRAFTS IGNORED.
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GRAND MATINEE FOR LADIES AND CHIL
DREN SATURDAY AT N.
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The stock Of goods is all nsw and OF superior
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The mill to which Henry Clay carried his
ggist still remains.
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Grant on New Orleans Affairs

He Adheres to His Orders to Restore the
City Council
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VOLUME 1.
ADJUSTMENTS.

CADENxY OF MUSIC.
sPAnDNe 3 BDwELL, -Proprietors and Managers
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AMUsEAIENTs TINS EVENING.

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Aeitj 0rteans Republican.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES

OFFEAL JOURNAL Of THE CITY OF MEW ORLEANS
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TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.

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LOspoS, February 26-EVening. Com
soils s32 520's M.
LIvERrooL, February 26-- Evening. Got
ton quiet sales today 10000 bales; up
lands Old. in port and 9i09ld. to arrives
Orleans sid. Sugar buoyant at 24s. Cd.
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PERRY'S JAPAN EXPEDITION.
THE MYSTERIES OF pOOKMAKrNG.

40 the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR According to the report in TIE TRIBUNE
Oct H. 1863 Of the address of Dr. Yinlou at ugu-
Ration OF tho satue OF Commodore Perry, he asserted,
from positive knowledge" that although Df Francis L.
HAWKS is surpassed to have edited the work known as
The Report Of the J,cd Sotcs japan, E1peaitlOH, lie
@roie nothing whatever but the preface, aud that the
sest IL II transcript OF Commodore Perrys manu-
script"
Having been Joint compiler with the late DR.. Hawks,
~ the book in question, and therefore, feeling myself
authorized Ia speak the saject, venture to deny
what DR. VinfOD Is reported 20 have declared from posi-
dive knowledge" DR. Hawks did wnte more than the
preface and the "rest," far from being direct
transcript 81 Commodore Perrys manuscript is mainly
compiled from other material The original journal OF
the Commodore was exceedingly meager in quality and
gnany aud bore trace, according 90 my recollection,
OF those early studies OF the Spectator with which DR..
vinion credits him. The MSS. wOud hardly, if printed
peTJdnpi, moro than page Of THE TRIBUNE. III
i0oed bound up IN two more pretty looking vol
umes but the writing only side Of each page,
and formed very narrow stream Of text meanderng
through extensive continent paper We bad at our
rvce rot only The soany diary of the Commodore but
the literal reports Of the treaty negotiations taken down
by his Secretaries and the fall journals Of Nj Bayard
Taylor and other subordinate officers OF the expedition
These latter form the main staple OF the compilation
The family Of the late Commodore Perry must have the
original MSS In their possession, and Dr. Nnton, who Is
relative can easily substantato for himself the cor
rectnes Of what have sad and thus Substitute fact for
Ais assertion Of positive knowledge" Your obt servant
Ee,c- York oct a. 1903. ROBERT TONES.
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