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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-17

YEENRY FOKp hopes 70 tavs shs
~ pleasure .. seeing al his friends
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-15

Gen. THOMAS ON TENNESSEE APFAIRs.-The
Nashville papers publish the following private
letter from Gen. George Fl. Thomas to member
of the Tennessee Legislature. We are glad to
notice the fair and liberal spirit manifested in IL:
August 8, Is6S.-On my return TO Louisville
from an inspection trip 10 West Tennessee. had
the honor TO receive your favor Of the 18th ult.
agree with you, that the state of affairs in Ten
nessee, so far as | can judge by reading the pa
pers, ia far from pacific. ! believe, however, If
the newspaper report of an interview between
some of the late Confederate officers and com
mttee of the Tennessee Legislature be true, then
there is some hope Of peacesble and amicable
adjustment Of the difficulties now threatening the
peace and welfare of the State.
/ read with much interest the speeches, or rath.
er assurances given by both parties, and am glad
that they were mutually cOnciistOry and friendly,
therefore sincerely hope that they may be able
to arrange peaceful plan of settlement, and that
Tennessee may be in prosperous condition at an
early day.
II will require the utmost care so reconcile the
conflicting interests. bat l sincerely hope the
Legislature will be equal 70 the task imposed upon
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-15
he Senate then adjourned.
Hons. OF Representatives.


The House met at IL o'clock, Speaker Lowell in
the char, ifty.eght members present.
Prayer by Chaplain Kingston.
Minutes dispensed with.
BY permissinn, Hall, of Orleans. introduced a
resolution giving 20 contestants for seats in the
House mileage and per diem from commencement
Of the session TO the date Of decision upon their
cases. Lies over.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Claims-O petition OF Benj Murrell, advising
petitioner to take legal steps.
Federal Relations-On the bill relative TO the
bosting the United States flag al public build
ings and Offices of the State, by substitute Sub
stantally the same as the original only more ded.
mite in its provisions. Rules Suspended aud reso'
luton passed
steam cars from the leyee ia front Of New Or
lears, unfaEorably. Report agreed with and the
bill killed.
Brewster of Ousehits, by permission, intro
duced series Of resolutions relative u the death
Of Tbad. Stevens, and providing that the desks OF
the speaker Of the House and the president Of the
Senate be drsped in mourning for thirty days.
Tie motion 10 suspend the rules TO put the resO1
ton 10 it's final passage was carried by q vote OF
81 to IL. Resolutions passed and sent to the
Senate.
Noble. of Orleans, by permission, introduced q
petition from the Sisters of Charity IN charge Of
The 81. Yincents Asylum, praying for relief. Re
ferred TO committee charitable Institutions.
The following notices Of bills were given b.
permission: ..--
By DupTe, Of 81. LaDdry-Notice OF a bill sp
prOprisiing SIS C0e 10 the removal OF Ob-tructio0
| IL that portion OF Bayou Courtableau known 8
I Little DeyIs, ard 70 improve navigation In Bsyo'
| B0Gf,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-15

BY Landry. of Uniou-A bill incorporating ths
town OF Downsvile. parish Of Union.
By Isabelle. of 0reans-A bill to incorporate
the Young Friends Society.
BylHolland, OF Tensas-A bill providing for the
support of paupers by parishes. Rules suspended
AID read once.
Committee on corporations reported. by per-
mission, on act TO incorporate the New Orleans
Warehouse and Elevator Company, favorably.
Definite decision upon the bill postponed untfi
next Wednesday.
The judiciary committee reported on the bill
providing for the restoration Of the court records
of the parish Of Rapides favorably, with unim-
portaDt smendments.
On a bill to emancipa'e George G. Phillips, and
a bill relative to the division Of lards undsr legal
sales, favorsbly. Both bills ordered engrossed.
On an act fixing the salary Of district judges In
the State. favOrably, but with such amendments
TO virtually kill the BILL The bill as 1t at pre-
sent stands simply defines the manner Of drawing
salaries and the time at which salaries shall com
mence. Bill ordered engrossed.
On bill giving to the Third District Court OF
the parish OF Orleans jurisdiction in certain petty
cases, favorsbly; ordered printed and consdera-
ton postponed until Tuesday next.
On bill providing for the indenture Of crimi-
mails under is years Of age. convicted Of crimes
not capital, fayorsby, with auendments. Ordered
printed and deferred until Thtssday next.
On motion of Morey, of 0uaohlta. the House
then went into
COMMITTEE oF THE WHOLE,
Carr, OF Orleons IN the cnalr, Tor the purpose OF
fun ther discu zion Of the Senate registration bill.
The fifth andfixth sections, with minor amend
mFpts. were recommended for adoption. Noble.
Of Orleans, in debate the seventh section,
stated that, if days time was given him, he
would present 10 the House a bill, which, prOvid-
ing in every way for thorough registration through
out the Stale, would yet lack many of the Objeo-
tODsble features Of the bill before the House,
and would make the cost Of registration 800 900
per year instead OF $500 900, rs provided in the
present bill. No action taken on MOBILES proPo-
siiOn.
Lowell, Of Caido, then moved TO entirely strike
out the 9Th section, stating that the section WAS
an essential one, and that he moved to strike il
out IN order that be might kill the Senate bill thea
before the committee, and urged that the House
bill be taken up. Section ordered stricken out |;
and the committee proceeded to the oonsiderau ton
Of the House re Ristration bill.
After considerable debate, with no definite re-
suits it was found that quorum was not present,
when the committee rose.
LEGISLATIVE SESSION.
The House adjourned until IL o'clock to-day.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-15

" Stevens was neither good, wise nor generous,
but in bis time did signal service, and. witl all
bis faults, he merits the famous phrase, That
was a man."
The Daily Evening News concludes: The
dealh OF stevens leaves no important place un-
tiled, either In the lead of his party or 10 the
couLc cis Of the nation"
LISBON, Aug. A.-The mail steamer from Rio
JsDeiro, July IL, has arrived. War news unim-
DOrtsnt. The Psragusysus had attacked the
Braz ian iron.clads, but were driven OF.
PARIS, Aug. IA magnificent military display
took place to-day. The Natioosl and Imperial
Gusrd were reviewed by the emperor, empress
and prince. Fiiiy-two battaliOns passed in re-
view. The city was Raily decked, aud vast multi.
tudes thrOnged the streets, whose enthusiasm
was unbounded. The royal family were loudly
cheered.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-15
FROM ATLANTA.
The Geo, r,a L.r,.ratur.--rhe Cotton.

ATLANTA Aug. l4.-The following gubernato-
rial nominations have been confirmed by the SEN
ate Associate Justices of the Sdpreme Court d.
K. McCsy for eight years, and Hiram Warner four
years.
Campbell, a negro, moved to reconsider the ac-
ton OF the Senate on the minority report in the
case Of the expelled negro senator Bradley, and
spoke at length. He predicted that If Bradley was
sc OF forth on the world with this foul imputation
on him be would be met by the sympathies OF
BiDety-two thousand voters Of the down.trodden
race and the time veuld come when the homes Of
Campbell would rise in Judgment against the men
who peTpetrsted such injustice on an innocent
nan and brought about such calamites.
The cotton blows in this vicinity are well de-
veloI6d, and the staple is of superior quality.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-15

GREAT MORTALITY AMONG NEWSPAPER hsS.
Scarcely had the sad news of the death Of Gen.
Hslpine been printrd ere the decease OF Charles
G. Brewster, the long time editor of the Ports
mouth On. h Journal was announced almost
simultaneously with the decease of Seba Smith
and Chandler z. Potter, gentlemen long connected
with the newspaper press and with the literature
of the country. They have since been followed
to the grave by Louis AerWitz Of Philadelphia;
Washington Clspp, editor of Matte Mass pa
per, and Mr.. John Wilson. who died in Cambridge
on Monday, the Sd inst. on the 4th. tue Rev. John
Msrsh, editor Of the Temperance Journal, died Al
Brooklyn; and nearly on the same dav Chandler
E. Potter of Flint, Michigan, an able Democratic
writer and well-knoWn scholar.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-15
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

NEW YORK, August l4.-The following mis-
celianeous news is from the Herald's Panama
ietter of August Sd: Chiriqui was the only
department that remained IN rebellion against
General Ponce, aud it only awaited his ar
rival with bis forces to tender its submission.
During Ponces absence Col COrraso was sp-
pointed to act military governor, aud having
secured all the war munitions and command OF the
nilua be is expected soon to commence coun-
ter revolution against Ponce for the purpose Of
obtaining the presidency himself. Masquera Is
expected TO come back from Peru soon and de-
clare himself dictator, when C0rrsso, who Is pro.
baby working under orders, will be ready to assist
him.
Peace prevailed in Guatemala.
The report that yellow fever had broken ont IN
San Savador was contradcted. II had diminished
in Rivas, Nicaragua.
The treaty between the United States and Mic.
aragua had been approved and exchanged.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-15

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-Stevens's remains, with
three passenger car loads Of escort left for Lam
caster at 10 o'clock this morning.
The secretary of the interior has decided favor
ably TO McGsrrahan and adversely TO the New
ldria Quicksilver Company.
This is hard blow on Senators Stewart Con.
ness and Nye. who had been active In the New
ldTia interest.
The local land officers of California have been
instructed to hold the McGArahsn lands out
Of the mai ket until the further action of Congress-
II is understood that Secretary Browning said
in connection with the McGarrahan and New
ldTia decision, that he could understand why
Senstor COnness should be active in the matter
as the decision affected his State and constitu-
enJs, but he was at loss for the motive which
made Stewart and Nye so jealous.
Weles, sch fielt and Randall were absent from
the cabinet meeting to day.
Rosecrsns leaves next week.
Evarts decides that temporary appointments
for the New Orleans cOlectorship and Alaska
ofhces can be made at once.
There are sixteen applicants for the New Or
leans c0llectOrship.
sewaro's "Trip has improved his health.
II is stated that Rollins, at the earnest solicta.
ton OF prominent Republicans, has determined to
retain the revenue cOmmissionership until after
the election.
Internal revenue receipts to-day s4l5 900.
Rev. Mr.. Gurley, formerly chaplain of the
Senate, is seriously i'll at Clifton Springs.
The regulations concerning the tax on tobacco,
snuff snd cigars, ssued to-day, cover fortytwo
pamphlet pages. Tobacco bonded beflre July
20, may be Withdrawn for consumption upon pay.
ment OF the new tax, and without being repscked.
II may be removed for export without payment
Of the tax or repacking, as under regulations
heretofore in force. upon an order from the co..
lectOr in charge Of exports at the port of ship
ment.
Until stamps are prepared tobacco and its pro-
ducts must be inspected and branded by to-
hacco Inspector under the regulations heretofore
prevailing, before being removed for consumption
or sale.
company Of Buffers Zouaves marching to re-
ieve the guard over Stevens's remains fred a
volley down Twenty first street in response to a
stone hurled al them. colored waiter standing
In the door Of a residence, was shot through the
thigh. The Express says when they reached the
capital some disagreement arose between them.
serves, and they bad regular free fight. The
Star speaking Of the firing and its results, says
large crowed immediately gathered, and for a
time there was every prospect OF serious dis
Iurbance, but the police on duty. as well the re-
serves appearing in force promptly, by surround
ing the ZOuaves checked further proceedings, aud
when order was restored allowed them TO proceed.
The president has recognized Frederick VIII
helm Hanewickle consul of the North German
Confederation, at Richmond Charles Otto Willie
ditto, at Charleston Johannes Kruttschnitt ditto
AZ New Orleans; Enrique AinZ Spanish consul al
Key West, and Manuel de Rovera Albert vice
consul Of Spain at Savannah, Georgia.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-15


The Baton Rouge Advocate of the 10th says:
Cone of ours" having returned from a trip
through the upper portion or this parish and II tst
Fe iciana reports the finest yield of corn made 10
that portion of the State for many years. The
sweet potatoe yield is also very large. Rice is
producing well, but tobacco has been injured by
the rains. The cotton is Of fne SIZE, and is lit.
orally covered with forms and bos, bat the
continuous wet weather has developed the Sc
cond crop of cotton worms, and there are few
fields clear Of these pests. IL is thought that the
third or most destructive crop of worms will be
hstched between the 20,h and Both Of August,
and il depends upon the weather between this
date and then whether the brood will be suf-
fcient in numbers to work great injury to the
cotton. Tbeiplank road from Baton Rouge to the
Comite, a distance Of twenty miles, is as smooth
and sohd as q billiard table, and q trip up TO the
latter point is equal to shell road drive in fact
superior, for at all times of the day, except at
midday. the shade of the oaks, bays, poplars, ash
and pines that line the road to the ditch ON either
side covers the traveller with "a grateful shadow
of cOolness." On the plantation Of Capt VIM.
Mar khan, on this road is growing an extensive
field of the castor bean. This, as well as the
corn and cotton on the same place. will yield
sbuDdsntly. The crops on the plantations OF
Messrs. JEFF Thomas DR.. Burlington, Robt. Eli
Oft, 1bOs Brown, Bahin, Arch Stewart and others
that are directly on the road, promise well. SD
gar cane In more or less quantities has been
pianted on nearly every place, and the late rains
nave brought il out finely. Should some OF the
many patent eyapOratOrs prove equal 70 the test
that will be imposed this fail, the culture Of sugar
will be extensively engaged in throughout Ga 81
Louisiana. Clinton appears dull, and there are
few people in motion through the business streets
The business season. however, will open with the
appearance of the first bale Of cotton, aud then
Wsgons, teams, b1ggies planters and la0Orers
will bill The streets and stores.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-15
FROM EUROPE.

French BunIen-Ths London Press On STE
vesSs Dsath-MntAry Display Ia Paris
aouth Amsbieaa News.
PAR1s, Aug. lA.-BuliOn in the Bank Of France
increased 100000 francs.
IoYpON, Aug. l4.-All the journals comment
on Steyebs's death. The Times, after reo0unting
Stevepss prominent connection with the recent
impeachment project and bis views relative to the
psymept of the $40 bonds, concludes: rhs
death Of Tbsddeus Stevens is not now pusc
ble injury to his political party, and the financial
dishonesty which he encouraged dies With him.
He was a faDsticsl, bitter and self -Willed man
but not mean OF deceitful BE is the last OF the
leading Americans who had the courage to rise
above psrtisaDship."
The Morning Telegraph has the following