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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
RADICAL REPUBLICAN Tin
--FoR TIKI
PARISH OF ORLEANS
OITY or NEW nRrr..

OHTY OF NEW ORLFAN.
The following are the nominations, as Il.
pleted, made by the Regular Nomipatin.
tion of the Radical Republican Party for 80 ~
Municipal Officers; ~'''
PARISH TICKET.
Criminal Sherif-A. P. DUMAS.
Civil sherif-JoHN M. DAVIS.
Coroner LIST and 4th Districts, and Aly;o..
H. HIRE.
Coroner I'd and Sd Distriots-Dr. NJ
District Attorney-HENRY O. DIBBLF
Judge First District Oourt-W. W. HOWE
Clerk First District Court-THOMAS IPov
Judge Second District Court-R. h BANro.
Clerk Second District COURTS. B. PAoK.Sosl
Judge Third District Court X. BFLDPr
Clerk Third District Court-F. G. LLoRFyS
Judge Fourth District Court. P. BoYn
Clerk Fourth District Oourt--A. ROUCFTo-
Judge Fifth District Oourt-OHAS. LFlrs,
Clerk Fifth District Oourt-L. A. SNARR
Judge Sixth District Court-ALANSON D =.
Clerk Sixth District Court--HENRY R NM ny
Judge Seventh District Oourt-sTEPHEye y y
Clerk of Seventh District Court-E DUIre q
justices of the Peace and Cou,,s,,
First Justice-E. CLIFFORD Const,hl. !
ENCE COOK, Second Justice-F & 3 !
Err; Constable-JAMES w. QUINN !
Justioe-V. e.. MACARTY; o,,al
RICHARD KENNER. Fourth Juss,.
G. BAUM; Constable-EUGENEM Fl,I5
Fifth Justice (Algiers), EUGENE McnISSl
Constable JOHN P. UAZELAR
Justice-Dr. D. MACKAY; Constabs- \
POSTHIL.
State Tax Assessors
City of New oreans-J. W. MENARD III
LAINkz, W. @. KINsELLA, GFoPsI
CARR. Right Blnk-E. j. BRUNgTT
State Tax Collectors
First District-FRANCIS @. MAHAN. g..
trict-VIoTOR GERODIAs. Third M
o. O. BLANDIN. Fourth Distriot-E ,
CLoSLANGE. Algiers-v. L. FREyni
-.- Senate.
First District-GEoRGE W. NADER nj
WILSON, SOLOMON R. MOSES. ST.
trict-HUGH j. CAMPBELL, P. D. spTl
BACK. Third District--T. v. gOppI
Captain MoNETTE. Fourth Dist5s
WHITING.
Representatives.
First Representative District-Col O. r. WI
CHARLES H. HUGHES. Second N,
CHARLES H. FOX, olERMoNT p Al
DIN, BENJAMIN GEDDEs. Third nj,
BARTHOLOMEW COLLINS. F. G. AND
R. H. ISABELLE, MORTIMER n
Fourth District-J. HALL, HENRY
DENHAIN. Fifth District Jos. mad
V. L. CERRESSOLLE. Sixth ri
JOHN G. SELDOM. Seventh b
CHAS. MARTINEZ, A. M. VICTOR
District--AUGUSTIN MAURICE. Nj.
trict-SAMUEL CARTER and WIN M
Tenth District = JAMES DORSEY, Ga
W. KIECAIDE. Eleventh Distriot-EpE
WILLIAMS. Right Bank FRANK
AMBER.
MUNICIPAL TICKET.
Mayor of New Orleans-SETH W. LEWIS
Controller-ST. FELIX OASANAVE. srssI
missioner-WILLIAM BAKER.
Recorders.
First Distriet-JOHN p BECKER. seoop
triet-EUGENE STAES. Third Dist
A MAssICoT. Fourth Distriot-WH
WEBER.
Aldermen.
First District-JoHN NJ. C. PARKER, ".
OONNhLL, and FATHlCk HARNAN.
District u. A. RAYNAL, LUDGEH
GUILE. Third District--L PEss0Ud
P0YN0T. Fourth Distriet-A. JEHLE
EDMOND FLOOD.
Assistant Aldermen.
First Ward. Second Ward - WR
STRONG, j. B. NOBLE. Third Wsr-
PEMBERTON, @. CAMP Fourth VI
H. INGRAHAM, LEWIS BANKS
ward-OHARLES GRANDPRE SIKH
A. ST. LEGER. Seventh ward-E. G. MO
Eighth Ward = HENRY SCHULTZ
Ward-osoAR ALLEN. Tenth Ward
sCHANTz. Eleventh Ward-YoRICK
BELL.
Respectfully submitted.
HENRY @. DIBBLR, uhaiI
f. G. LLoRENs, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

INDIES tlr DEMOCRATS. The Times Of last
evening says Ehe Democrnss Of the third
ward are Up - ARMS against the nemina-
lions made b. the executive committee. A
meeting has been tailea soI Monday eyansnR.
eHd We hear che nalaes pre- Alad tot their
sal via Be indiznaallf 1eFadssttd
Ihs iii nominees is reported Is this
papal. and cdr readers can see what hsA
etassa he Dseqre,e 70 be "up Il sfaEs.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

NoRrHEHs MEN-A number of fine
rooms, elegantly furnished, in the fourth
district, suitable for family or single gen
tlemen, are advertised for rent. Northern
men are preferred ~ leaees. See the ad-
vertisement
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SECONDHAND FURNITURr

Bought by the single piece or in bulk
block and avoid the inconyenienoe OF auet
reques ted TO call. Furniture neatly repa
vanished on reasonable terms. Furniture
hire, and particular attention paid to movin
p. n. TOURNE
mhs I'm % 40 Oustomhouse, near pauphia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

eotatal days since We published para
grapa % The eject that alter he went y
Washington, General Hancock had expgea
ed o doubt IS % Tie success Of the conyen.
zion aneslioa "a Texas We learn from
4eliabls augH0filg sA2t The convention
proposition has certainly been carried By q
small but p0aitive ma5Rsity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

Army AND NAvr UNION LEcTUREs-A
course Of three lectures will be delivered
at Lyceum Hall under the auspices Of the
Army and Navy Union, the first BY DR.. J. P.
Newman, on Wednesday evening next.
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RULES IN BANKRUPTI


HON. Il. m. DURELL.
Judge Ofthe United States Distriet
Together with list of the United Stats
Oficersofthe State. and the Act Of the "a
dividing the State into Congressional Disd
Just been published at the REPuBLseAN o.
is now ready for delivery.
Prina hnn 49,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

JACKSON RAILRoAD. Eighteen directors
for the Jackson railroad are to be elected
to-morrow-twelve from Louisiana and six
from Mississippi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

General Reynolds viii leave New Or
Jeans shis morning ieg bis command ia
Texas. His military ADMINISTRATION there
has been marked By disposition 10 protect
Union men ii the declaration q their SEN
timenia, and encourage loyalty % he gov
srnment Of she United States.
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PRINTING TICKETS.

In order that tickets during the campaign
may be printed at the cheapest possible
rate at the REPUBLICAN job office, the fol-
lowing rule will be followed. One-half
the price of the tickets ordered will be paid
on leaving the order, and the other half on
delivering the tickets.
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CIRCULAR To THE REPUBLICANS
OF LOUIaFANA.

HEADQUARTERS COMMITTEE ON TIE CAMPAIGN, }
Radical Republican Party, !
NO. IL Drysdes street. New Orleans, March g. 1853.
The Campaign Committee of the Repub-
hcan party of Louisiana deem it proper to
lay before the party the accompanying cir.
cular, signed by the Republican members Of
the constitutional convention, with the res
olutions of the Republican nominating con-
vention, together with those of the Central
Executive committee, unanimously ratifying
the nominations of the state ticket, and ex-
pelling certain boilers from the committee.
With the exception of a few disappointed
ofiice-seekers, mostly new in the ranks OF
the party, who having failed to rule are now
determined to ruin it, and who have been
found out and expelled from all committees
and clubs to which they belonged, the party
is unanimously in favor of the regularly
nominated ticket headed by the Honorable
H. C. Warmoth.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted by the Radical Republican state
nominating convention, January Is, 1868,
Just previous to its adjournment:
Resolced, That we hereby pledge our lives,
our fortunes, and our sacred honor to the
success of the Radical Republican party, and
the election of the candidates we have nom.
mated. S. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
DENNIS BURREL, Secretary.
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RESOLUTION OF THE REPUBLIC
AN STATE NOMINATING CON-
VENTION ON JANUARY rs, 1868.

VENTION ON JANUARY 15, 1868.
RESOLVED, THAT WE HEREBY PLEDGE OUR
LIVES, OUR FORTUNES, AND OUR SACRED
HONOR TO THE SUCCESS OF THE RADICAL RE
PUBLICAN PARTY, AND THE ELECTION OF THE
CANDIDATES WE HAVE NOMINATED.
ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY.
REVOLUTIONS OF THE CENTRAL.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Ofthe Radical Republican party of Louisia-
ma, ne only organization representing the Re-
publicans of the whole state, passed Janua-
~ 80, 1868;
RESOLVED, That all members Of the Cen
trail Executive Committee of the Radical
Republican party of Louisiana who oppose
the nominees Of the State Nominating Con-
vention of our party shall be regarded as
disorganizers, and their seats shall be de-
olared vacant. Adopted-yeas %, nays l.
WHEREAS, The New Orleans Tribune has
ceased to represent the principles and
policy Of the Republican party Of Louis
lana, therefore
RESOLVED, That we hereby repudiate it as
the organ Of our party and of this commit
tee, and appoint the New Orleans REPUB-
IlcAN as the organ Of our party and Of this
committee.
Adopted almost unanimously.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29


In our leading editorial yesterday an
error occurred by the displacement Of a
comma and the omission of one word.
Speaking of the Tribune the article should
have read
A paper which falsely protested to be
Republican, and in a spirit of extraordi-
nary and indecent vanity claimed the power
to cast the ballots Of our colored fellow
citizens just as it pleased, finding itself
checked in It's spirit Of sel1shness, and its
attempts at dictation, In its opposition to
the nominees of the Radical Republican
party of Louisiana has gone ever to the
enemy, and thus co-opefates with the New
Orleans Tines, and the Kenners, Beaure-
CARDS, and Braggs Of confederate inlamy.
r------------------
Let the Republicans Of Louisiana remem-
Der that the Rebels can be beaten only
with the regular nominees Of the Republic
an party, and that every vote cast for any
other candidates is a vote given to the op-
p0nents Of reconstruction. Let them also
remember that It will avail but little 10
adopt the constitution unless they at the
same time elect men 10 olllce whs win put
in force ita fundamental principles Of JUS
tee and equality.
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TIIUWEU UVGb,
our fortunes, and our sacred honor to the
success of the Radical Republican party, and
the election of the candidates we have nom.
mated. S. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
DENNIS BURREL, Secretary.
HALL CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF LA, }
New Orleans, La, February 20, 1868.
The undersigned, members of the consti.
tutional convention and citizens of Louisi.
ana, apprehensive that the New Orleans
Tribune may be regarded as representing us
in its opposition to the regularly nominated
ticket for state officers, take this method OF
protesting against its course, and pledge
ourselves to heartily support, with our votes
and influence, the nominees of the state
convention made on the 18th and l4th Of
January, 1868:
James H. Ingraham, Caddo.
Cesar g. Antoine, Caddo.
Benjamin McLeran, Caddo.
George Y. Kelso, Rspides.
Samuel E. Quincy, Rapides.
S. L. Snaer, St. Martins.
Dennis Burrel, st. John Baptist.
Peter Harper, st. Charles.
Leopold Guichard, st. Bernard.
]. NJ. Deslonde, st. John Baptist.
William Murrel, Lafourche.
F. Edwards, Avoyelles.
Thomas Isabelle, Orleans.
N. Schwab, Jefferson.
r. G. Gardiner, Jefferson.
j. A. Masslcot, Orleans.
j. H. A. Roberts, Jefferson.
Thomas N. Martin, Jefferson.
David Douglass, Orleans.
Charles Leroy, Natchitoches.
W. H. Hiestand, Natchitoches.
7. Mahier, West Baton Rouge.
Richard Lewis, East Feliciana.
Solomon Z. Moses, Orleans.
W. r. Meadows, Claiborne.
P. G. Deslonde, Iberville.
]. G. Scott, Jackson.
d. H. Reese, Lafourche.
P. B. S. Pinchback, Orleans.
F. Marie, Terrebonne.
G. W. Ferguson, jackson.
John Gair. East Feliciana-
Joseph G. Oliver, st. James.
John S. Harris, Concordia.
James H. Landers, Concordia.
James B. Lewis, Sabine.
NJ. H. Twitchell, Bienville.
n. Underwood st. James.
George W. Reagan, East Baton Rouge.
S. B. Packard, Orleans.
G. NJ. WickliHe, Orleans.
Simeon Belden, Orleans.
J. p. Newsham, West Feliciana.
:, - ~N'3'A eASAA'
non miSf n R Paiaye ~ 1,o c. 1ro,oo
i1,;,it ~ III S1 o.i Oh deieua'
II 1880 az Anu "
Henderson Williams, Franklin.
Simon Jones, Orleans.
r. II, Steele. Tensas.
A, N. Gould, Tensas.
A. ]. Demarest, ST. Mary,
r. Poindexter, Assumption,
P. F. yalfroit, Ascension.
o. @. Blandin, Orleans.
Milton Morris, Ascension.
George H. jackson, St. Landry.
y. Dupart, Terrebonne.
!. b: Esnard, st. Mary
Da'iu Wilson, orieans'
Having previously announced in public
print that deemed it my duty as an honor
able man and consistent politician to sup
port the regular nominees of the Repub-
ic an party, have no hesitancy in signing
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AUCTION SALES.
BOOKS AT AUCTION.

BOOKS AT AUCTION.
Every Evening Standard LITERARY and
IOAL WORKS in Prose and Poslz
WORKS OF SCIENCE AND ART. Law.
ology, Medicine, and Educational WORKS
cry. etc.
RK q. II. GIKARDEY a ct
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cry EVENING at I O'Clock. at the )
ls Royal, between Canal and Oustomhous
and continued nightly until the whole
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FOURTH DISTRICT.


M I c H Ell vID A L
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

w. JASPER BLACKBURN,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

FOR CONGR Es y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

No interference ~ aggression would
b necessary. One soiesant eould
have 3 lake Tie lead IN asking. o., Il med
b6 "a demanding this act Of eomnoa ha-
SANITY On ths part Of sPaiu--a rsaseaabls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
TIL oMAS W. CONWAY.
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S I M 0 N 10 N E s
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THIRD DISTRICT.
SEPH P. NEW SHAM.
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The following are the nominations, as ~,
pleted, made by the Regular Nominatin. =
tion of the Radical Republican Party for p,''''
Mupicinal Oeicars. Nae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

TuE LoSpos Mo>N MARKsr-LospoS, Jan. g.
Evening -Consos closed at 9-ls for money anu 02h a
Oh for account American securities closed at the fo
lowing United States nve-twentes, Tx ~
Iiuos Central shares, 6s1t; Elie Railway sharo. 4S
FRANKFORT BouRsE --FRaSKFoRT. Jan. 3-Evening -
United States bonds closed at II for the issue Of 1862
LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARKET LwERPcoL, Jan. s.
Evening The cotton market, owing TO the continued
avily OF business day and the favorable reports
ceved from Manchester closed still rrmer, having adj.
vsnced ono eighth OF penny since the 70 T. N. re-
pori, which total adj sancs OF ono quarter oil a
penny per ID. all dest rpuoIs OF Amer cotton
during the day. Tho following arc tue authorized
clio Ing quotptons NIidding uplands, Ia port. I'D
do d., q arrive I'D; d. Orleans, 75{d. The sales OF
the day foot up folly 70 900 bales.
TRAuE RErogE-lhe siyces from Manchester to-day
January 81 arc favorable. Ihe market Tor goods aud
yarns is buoyagt and prices are advancing.
LIVERPOOL Is Adults MARKET lsivERi0or Jan. =
Evening -BreaaStuHs arc active aud advancing Corn,
46s Cd for mixed Western. Wheat l65. Sd. for white
lanfornia and Ids. Oh. for 10. Milwaukee red. bar
ley 5s sd Tor American. Oats, 3s st. for American
Iea., AS. %.
INERrooL PRovrsro4s MArKr.-IiyrRFoor, Jan D.
Evenng PORK dccliued 10 us. prime Eastern
mess. Beef, ll2s. FOR winter cured extra prime meas
lard, 40s Cd Tor fine American Cheee, 524. for tho
highest range OF ice. Bacon, 4OS ID for Cumberland
LIVERPOOL PRonrCK MARKET -IiyERrooI, Jan j.
Evening No IL Dulch standard sugar, 2js Cd Rosin,
os for WilmEQton, aud lis for tine pale Tai
low 43s 81. for American. spirits Of turpentne, 2Is.
Petroeum--Sprs 2s per gallon, ald refined Is 4.
Glover 49, for No. American red
IoNpOS MlRKgr4-lOsDoS, Jan. SLID a. NJ
whale OIL G3s por 252 gallons sperm oil, clio per
nsoed OIL c3T ger ton. Lnseei cakes, flO 100.
rRTROfEus MAGKEr.-ASrwERr Jan. 3-Eyenin2. =
The petroleum market closes dun ana nonina.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Accident ON the Harlem Rnilrond-Two Cars
Blown on the Track by a Gaie-Five Per-
sons Injured.
HUDSON, Jan. 8, 1867
On Wednesday last terrific gallo swept along the line
or the Harlem Railroad and tho southeastern section of
this county. Had there been large body OF at
the time OF its occurrence II must have proved more
disastrous than that OF last year. The morning up
freight tain with passenger attached, struck
by the gale while between Boston Corners aud Copsks
stations. and the passenger and ono platform
raised bodily from tho track ant precpited down
embankme some nfteen feet There five
in the car who less injured, but mono
seriously. In the descent the stove capsizcd
the set fire, but the flames oxtinguished be-
fore they han gained mach headway. gentleman from
Martlndale was severely burned about the head. Mr..
John Hawey, of Egremont badl bruised about the
face. The other passengers wore but SLIGHTLY hurt.
Three ladies had fortunately lett The Car vt Boston Cor
pers few minutes before the accident II was very
escape from a second Angola sas.er Tho down
mail train detained four hours and all the trains
ordered to lay up until tho fury OF tho gale had
nbaed The gale continued from early ia tho mornng
untl three . clock In the afternoon.
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IRELAND.

THE Communicated Chief In Active Movement
Against the Feninns-A Hostile Landing IN Il
Revolutionary Rising Anticipated
DUBLIN, Jan. s, 1868.
Lord Strathns!rn, the Commander-ln- Chef OF the
forces 10 Ireland is actively engaged in dsposng his
troops to NEE. possible outbreak.
Particular tenon directed 10 the counties OF Cork
and Tipperary in which extraordinary precautions
being taken
The banks OF The river Shannon and the west coas. OF
the island guarded with Increased vigilance TO pro-
vent . landing
The police In all the large cities, especially In the
south, are unusually active and watchtuI.
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NiiyE LEGISLATURE.
SPECIAL raaREsPns'sart &c IRf HlasLn.

Governor Chamberlain Inaugural Address.
AUGUSTA No, Jan. 2, 1867.
The Malnc Legislature assembled and organized yes
terday and 10 day has been occupied In tho nausura.
ton Of Governor Chamberlain and tho delivery Of bis
inaugural address Josiah Crosby, OF Dexter Is Pres
dent OF tho senate. and Theodore G. Wooinan, ~
Buckspo IL Speaker OF tho House. la his address The
Governor states that the sodars bouny scrip and In
teres amounting 10 s36s 400 has all been paid except
about &c, 90. and war claims have been paid
by the general government 10 tho amount Of
$3.50 $40. The State debt Is stated at s5 $50 500
AZ there 70 no organized militia 10 the State the Gov.
ernor deems wise TO encourage volunteer companies
He also refers briefly to the liberal manner In VIII on the
general government aided the unfortunate JANA coonIsts
and thanks rendered 10 gentlemen who interested
themselves in the welfare Of those uniucky people az
The time Of their trials anf surcrngs Ho regrets toe
apathy manifested In sh.pbuildns In ths State,
and ,hnks tia. tho loss Of interest 10 that branch
OF industry is ons which ihey can ~ aIord
10 bear. Although there 10 no great lack OF
industry in agricultural pursuits, he doubts "
there Ia that enterprise which Their facilities
call for tbs lands OF tbs Arostook. bis Ercslency
thinks osar as great Inducements and advantages a,
those OF Minnesota snd there should be an increased
emigration thithsr The message closes Win plea N
favor Of bs several rarosi enterprises now hslcrs 'he
Sts,e.
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CUBA.

Tho Disnstcr tn the British ship Wnr Cloud
The Cargo Of the schooner Grace Clifton on
Fire al seR-Exchungc Quotations.
HAVANA, Jan 3, 1903.
The British ship War closd. from Liverpool. with a
cargo COAL which ashore the night OF the 2olh
ul will prove total loss As shs IS going to psces in
ths heavy weather which prevails. Most o! the cargo
has boon ssvsd by lighters.
The BRIG Robin, which has arrived at Csrderss reports
that she spoke OF the Bahamas Tho schooner Grace C
ION, four days from New Orleans. Her cargo vas On
IRE Shs Vas trying 10 get 10 Key West which she
hoped TO roach without assstancc,
Exchange on London, l2N lax per cent premium
on New York, currency 241 per cent discount, ions
sight and TAX. short sight, gold IN per cert pre-.
num- On Paris par.
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YVES TCHESTER

oa04ssArics " rms Nav BOARD OF TaCsrazs Gos.
sis4AA.-Tho trustee. = tho town or aosraan.a held
meeting az mo town hall Oh Thursday evening and
ganized into Beard b. sss election Of William Cauit-
well a. President, r Il I,qsr Treasurer AMI
Eugene King Clerk eaca OF whom
chosen ptra uocs. Inc Board then proceeded
TO AL vacancies and made tho ioloSqg appointments
Ewing; Oyersesr OF Poor. John York Collector %
Assessments Charles L. George. Tho remsn der OF thu
evening was devoted 10 the arranging OF the various
committees and other routine business A re5ola-
~ton was adopted, setting form that after
the 18TH instant tho hour OF meeting will
DO changed 20 three O'Clock in the afternoon. Ths
adoption OF this resolution will preclude tho posstr ity
OF more tnan two or three citizens beng enabled -
listen to the deliberations OF this august body ~
quarterly report OF the Treasurer OF the Fire Depar
nent, Ar. John York. showing tina, out OF t3 462 81
tho total amount received disbursements amounting to
So 344 90 had been made, was received.
THEyNo OPERATION AZ New RocHgLLS While Q man
named Coyno. residing al Now Rochelle, company
with hts family, absent from homo during three
four OF the holidays, HIS house entered oy
parties and quantity wearing apparel and household
articles carried OIL Elias Mead, resident OF the town,
arrested suspicion and held IN the sum OF 5000
10 appear An evening or Two ago number OF hIs
turkes and chickens valued at SIS carried OF from
the premises OF Mr Edward Jessup, az the same place.
ANOTHER CASH IsYAsrciDE.--A gentleman named
Moses Ode recently discovered his properly AZ
Bronxve. starch box containing the dead body OF .
female Infant ABOUT two mouths old Coroner Smith
held an inquest but nothing was elected that might
furnish clue TO the unnatural parent.
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PORTUGAL.

Autl.Tax Law Riots In Lisbon-iscs ignniion
OF tho Cabinet.
L.sacs Jan 3. 1858
Tumults have broken out Ia this city aud IN other
parts OF Portugal in consequence OF the imposition OF
new taxes
Tho unpopular,y OF the new system md the excite
ment created by the attempt 10 carry INTO ercc
led 10 the resignation OF The Ministry