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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-01
BYRNES'
IMPKovsD CONCK ETE PAVEMENT
LAID BY
PAGE 81 CO.
% CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS.

TIE following are few of the reasons Why This
CONCRETE should be used in preference TO all
other materials:
J. II has been tested through one Of the hottest OF
New Orleans summers, ard found nc. 10 soften BY
the neat Of the sun.
p Being in general at the North, it neoessa'
rily must be proof against cold
2 II ia as durable as stone and much less ezpen-
s5ge.
At is perfectly inpervious to water. and conse.
cuentiy quickly becon es dry when wet.
S. makes no dust in dry mud in wet weather.
G. 1t does not crack crumble, nor is it washed
by the rain.
l. It's impenetrable to grass, weeds OF water.
G. Il prevents noxous vapors or gases, arising
from the ground beneath and affords nc reservoirs
for filth or fostering decompostions.
9 1t is laid down quickly, and ready Tor use when
finished.
TO- 1t s easily taken up, easily relaid, are easily
repaired when necessary.
Some of the places where this work has been done,
and few of the parties VIII, have had it pat down,
may known by the following references; and most
of persons named and will cheerfuly give all
of the information desired. An examination OF the
work is solicited:
William McCulloch, George Horter,
Tneooald ForstalL Lafayette Square,
Z. @. Palmer, - New Orleans GssworEs,
Henry Bensel, PENIS Gotten Press,
L. Mckenna, IL. 5. Seward
E. W Burbank John W. Madden.
For the present after the foundation is prepared
and CURLING set, Cemetery Park and Private Walks,
will be laid for from 81 TO 81 25 per square yard.
Private Carriage Ways, Heavy Sidewalks, Depot
and Warehouse Floors for from ST Is 10 81 80 per
square yard.
For all further informs alton in relation 20 this
business, or for the laying Of this kind ct work,
apply 10
PAGE j. CO.,
ut2Oosp SO Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-01
The New York correspondent Of tne
Louisville CO1tritr journal telepraphs:
From the Philadelphia Bulietln.

LOUISVILLE LOtH LtF JONEIt&. L6Iegr2DAS.
1t is now a well understood fact that Gen
eral Jordan, lately at the head Of the Cuban
army, viii in few days reach our city.
The reasons that move him are tina. the
contract entered into between himself and
the Junta was only for one years term OF
service, and the one years service expired
in February last. At the beginning of the
year the Junta Sent ont to Cespedes Il copy
of the contract with Jordan, which, it is
insisted has been fully complied with. The
Junta in sending the letter to the President
of the Republic stated that they would con-
tinue to pay the sums stipulated on the
original contract with Jordan SO long as he
should remain with the army. Mr.. J. Lee
mus, the Cuban Envoy, believes that the
presence Of Jordan here at this time will be
of great service TO his cause, as be esteems
him man of ability and character, fully
informed relative to the strength OF the two
contending parties in Cuba. Reliable Gu
ban correspondents state that little is doing
there beyond guerrilla war. in which the
insurgents are able to hold their own.
General Valmazeda is now at Bayamo, look
ing after affairs ia that district. The Cap
tain General still remains at Puerto PIin-
cine,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-01
FOR LADIES ONLY.
THE EUGENE OR LADIES' COMPANION
PAGE j. CO.,
O. (jpruD street,

THE EUGENE OR LADIES' COMPANION.
This article Is recommended by eminent ptysi-
clans N hurope, BIZ the Medical Faculty OF New
York, ar by many eminent physicians OF this city,
and is approved of and worn by the ladies generally
ia Europe, and the Northern. Eastern and West.
States OF this country, and Is exclusively Tor
ladies' This article tor the and comfort Ut
ladies, is OF the most important ever discovered,
IL only necessary to be tried to be universally
adopted by every lady IN the South. as well IS n
every other portion of the civilized world.
For sale at NO. Fl Baroune street; Mrs. Nc
jenkins, dressmaker; No la,Josephine street., cor.
OF Magazine street, up stairs lady viii be found
IN attendance at the above paces Also, for sale at
the following drug stores, VIZ: finiaS corner
OF Camp and julia streets; j. Herber, No. lb6
Canal street; Ball. Lyo It Co., corner of Camp
and Gravler 81 reefs: Erich Brand, corner OF Maya
zine and st. Andrew streets; &. Sauter, corner OF
Magazine and sephine streets. and g. j. Mating
lys, corner of Magazine and Napoleon avenue.
,isfTersor City. 'e4 err zip
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NOTICE.

OFFICE BOARD CT SCHOOL DIRECTORS. }
City OF New Orleans Room Is, City Hail..
New Orie ans, La April &c, l67u
ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION OF
L the Board of Directors of the Public schools OF
city of New Orleans notice is hereby given thss
said Boards appointed by tire State Board OF Educa.
ton ana by the City Council, has taken upon itself
Tbs management O. SAID Schools.
to Communicate without delay, with the Superin
tendent, j. B. Garter. and Furnish reports for 70
current month. and abstracts OF reports for u
mont of March re alive to the average attendance
absence and number on roll, of the pupils, with t1
names OF the teachers in the various divisions
their respective schools
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF. PuBLQ1
Schools of New Orleans toiKth Division).
New Orleans, April q, 1eUs
rs,urS OFFICE is LOCATED TEMPORARILY
| at room No. 10 City Hall. The Principals Q,
the respective schools requested to communlcate
with thus Office nee, in accordance with the pref
ceding notice of the Board of Directors.
ap2I j. b. CARTER, Superintendent,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-01

The Monroe Iate1igencer reports a homi-
eide, and says:
On Saturday night last. some unknown
person fired into the cabin OF colored
man named Bolden, living with Mr.. Alex
ander Myatt, on the Cheniere, while be was
setting 10 front Of the fire with two colored
boys. The shot killed Bolden instantly,
and wounded both of the boys; one of them
is reported to have died since from the eff
tects of the shot. A colored man, named
Thomas Parker, between whom aud Bolden
an old grudge existed. has been arrested on
suspicion. and lodged in Jail, as circunH
stances strongly point to him as the guilty
| party.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-01

In marrying a young Irish girl to smart
mulatto, in the presence OF a number OF the
dignitaries Of Western town, Justice Gar
rett said: I'm the name OF the Great Jeho-
yah, the Continental Congress, and the Fiji
teeDth Amendment, l pronounce you hus.
band and WIFE"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-01
FABLE & DALTON,
No. 115 POydras Street,

MANUFACTURERS OF TIN AND JAPANNED
WARE.
DEALERS IN
Stoves, Crates. House Furnishing Goods, etc.
AGENTS FOR
IRE Times Cooking Stoves. B-amhal, DeGne &
Co.'s European Ranges and Boilers,
Asbestos Roofing; Arbor.
Bird and Animal Cages.
We are manufacturing all kiads Of Eath
Tubs. Toilet Ware Water Coolers etc, which We
are selling at lowest market prices.
FABLE & DALTON,
epGy 3t2dp No. lis Pcydras street,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-01

The latest development of female medi.
cine is made by colpred lady practitioner
in Florida, who prescribes as specific for
rheums tism a pine knot over which a cart
wheel has passed, grated and taken in de-
coction. Perhaps it lnvigorates the CART.
lage.
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ALWAYS ON HAND
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT

BANQUETrES. CARRIAGE WAYS, BASEMENT
ASD WAREHOUSE FLOORS, CEMETERY
AND GARDEN WALKS, SCHOOL YARDS
ETC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-01
AFTER THE PREMIUM AGAIN!

VIII be exhibited at Louisiana State Fair, com,1
meIciug April q, 1870, the
LANE q BODLEY
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
in running order Also, the Lane Il Bodley Steam
Engines. Boilers, Saw Mills, Wood Working Ma
cninery, Shafting, Hangers and Pulleys Samples
can be seen at the Fair Grounds. at W. l.
CUSHINGS, our agent, at No. 81 St. Charles
street. Orders solicited
LANE g. BOLDEY,
Coorner of John and Water streets, Cincinnati.
Ohio, ap10 2p 7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-01
NEW ORLEANS RICE DEPOT,

NEW ORLEANS RICE DEPOT, /
A. MAUREAU,
no. AZ Peters Street,
Between Customhouse and Bienville Street
ALWAYS ON HAND
LA .GE STOCK OF RICE,
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
91Sply
The New York herald., 1870-01-30
YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JANUARY 3d. s7c-rRlpLE

drake, Pot Rock ana Frying Pam then BY Duid AZ 4
spring dyke on the Grdir0n this wouid equa .GA the
current and remedy the channel. lnis A. how
ever subsequently abandoned, since inerc appeared
willingness Ia Congress 70 appropriate. Sasd3 sur
ncent to do the work thoroughly.
Another plan proposed Is TO cnt <sD canal from
q point In uaeIts Cove where VI a ainslam steafn-
boats now lanu at Astoria strag' a GIfougn astoria
touching the SQUAD IN Pot G Sce ligst outside OF
Ways Reef Tnls proposed ship canal would be
about halr mile in ierytA ana would connect dl.
rectly with the channel east df 2ackwell's Island
lt Is doubtful whether Zach snip canal, 10 be ol
any use for tranS0ccalxr eosmerce, could be built
for lesA money tnan wtN take to blow up all Hell
Gate. But 0nc thrlg IL assumed To certain, that
1t Win be less Beneficial Tor 1t would close IN 10
maritime trade the entlre east shore of New York
north OF E.ghtNslxth street, where European COM
Merce Ia destined TO house Itself sooner or later
after the clearing out Of Hell Gate.
Another plan, grand and astonishing In its con-
ccptOn, Ia to dig an entire new East river from
Wailab0ut bay, the BROOKLYN Navy Yard, through
WILLIAMSBURG, Greenp0lnt, Hunler's Point, Ravens
WOOD and Astoria 70 Pot Cove, nll up the present
Rast river and connect Blackwers Island. all the
rocks OF He'll Gate Wards Island, &C., with the
terra H,Ts1 OF New York city. This plan was sub
mitted to the War Department at Washington by lts
originator, and the Secretary Of War has forwarded
II TO this city for examination ana report What
this report OF the government engineers viii be,
whether favorable or unfavOrable, II IL impossible
as yet to say but 70 the mind OF the unmitated 1t
appears SO gigantic In Its proportions AZ 70 be im-
practicable.
Tnhs ~ the present condition OF agars 1t He'll
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

THE WEATHER IN CoNNscTIcUr.-The only thing
UnAt prevented US from having Q splendid January
tnAw this year was the fact shat there wasn't any
thing to thaw. The dn1culty ls to tell when tue.
warm spell" began and from present appearances
II u impossible to predict when IL will end or II 1t
wlll end ct all Tne irreversnt juvenile remarked.
concerning his bad-headed sire. that Ibis fathers
forehead spread ali his head;' ana so our Janu-
ary thSw tns year seems likely TO spread all over
winter. II this sort OF thing continues, we shall
soon have the California style Of dividing the year
into two seasons the dry and tho rainy The old.
fashioned idea OF winter seems to have gone out
Of date entirely. WHAT can be the cause Of this
meteorological innovation' We hear OF nosn-
ing peculiar, except the alleged storms
the surface OF the sun. It must be warmer there,
then, In fou weather than In pleasant which. per-
hapA may be accounted for By the fact that the
showers sre OF nre instead OF rain. The old notion
that the Gulf Stream has changed again SO as to hug
our shores closer ehan ever we have heard 30 often
that wo have lost ali respect for i, on the principle
that familiarity begets contempt However, wo
have February yet before us ordinarily the toughest
month OF the year, 30 that We may have reason
before springtime comes 70 forget al about tue nud
weather we have enjoyed thus fsss-8artUrd Post
J0AuufU2S
The New York herald., 1870-01-30
PARIS FASHIONS.

Fashions More Powerful than the Pa
pacy-The Imperial Ball Season-Eugc-
nie's Robe at New Year-COlOrss
Pearls and Lacc--Chit Chat In the
Palacc-M. olivier Criticised
by Wit and Beauty-Nile River
ToiIets-A ''Fast'' Party
At the Opera "Opening
Day" Preparations.
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

Thursday night Joe Wood attempted to murder
Gouverneur Weller, OF Ithaca, striking him with
haIcnet. Wood mas ned. WsiIer IL stll living, but
Is badly injured.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
Y!LlAIEY IN The PARK.

At about four o'closk yesterday morning as ofa-
Gers Duncan and wlles, Of the Thirty yst precincl
police. were patroing EigHth avenue near Seventy.
nfth street, they heard the screams OF woman ap-
parenty proceeding from the Park and going in tina.
direction saw q carriage, which was driven away
on their approach. The officers, however, followed
and overlook tho vehicle. and found therein man
lamed William Frazer and woman named Sybil
Campbell whose dress was IN state OF disorder.
The woman was In state Of partial stupefaction,
And stated that she had been drugged by the men
and taken TO the Park, where Frazer had attempted
10 commit an outrage on her person. She also
stated that the driver. Peter Fitzimmons had
by means OF violence. taken o gold watch.
penknfe and some cd,tes dc UiSite from her. Upon
searching Fitzlmmons the property was found In his
possession. Tho parties were taken to the Filth
District Police Court, before Judge McQuade bur the
woman was too Ill to make complaint being taken
with spesmodic pains In the stomach. The
Judge sent for physician, who said
that IN his opinion the woman was suier-
lug from an overdose OF tinctnre caniharides
The woman says she remembers being given q
drink by titzsimmons which had peculiar taste.
The Judge committed the prisoners for eyaninati ton
at such time as she may be able 10 appear. Miss
Campbell Is an interesting looking Young woman OF
about twenty years of age and SAYS tAa she lives
the corner Of Eighth street ana broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
A BUBBLE or TBEssES.

EiGhs Hundred and Seventeen Dollars Worth
of Human Hair Stolen-'rhe New York
Herald Again n Detective.
few days ago a paragraph appeared in the
HERALD stating that Captain Jourdan was iu posses
Hon OF forty switches OF hair, which ne supposed
were stolen, and that inquiries might be made re-
specng this properly at the Sixth precinct station
house. On Saturday Mrs. Mulne, No. IS Fulton ave-
nue., called at the station honse and saw Captain
Jourdan, and stated that the 25th OF January he
store OF her husband lCharles Mulne) was broken
Lto she asked the Captain II the hair vas wrapped
IN newspaper. He said it was. She then told him
that, wishing to OBTAIN situation Tor her son. she
bought copy or the HERALD or the 25th OF January
and that at night Bhe wrapped this hair IN that
paper. Captain Jourdan looked to the date or the
HERALD and fonnd IL as stated.
VAla hair came into the possession OF Captain
Jodrdan on the 81 OF February, WDiie searching
premises Of Herman Goldslein, No. 205 spring
street. Yesterday John Henry Goldstein wens to
tie Sixth precinct station house ana said that the
halr was the property OF Herman Goldstein, and
that he John Henry gave IL to him. Both the Gold.
ste.ns were taken before Judge Dow ting, in conse-
Iuence Of Goldsten beng held for the burg ary OF
cutlery establishment in Beekman street by that
Justice, ana under whose search warrant the hair
was found. Tne prisoners will be examined this
morning. n ten O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
All OLD FO6Y's IDEA or CITY PARKS.

To THE EDITOR or THE HEaALD:--
AS you ore opposed 10 siI abuses must protest
through your valuable paper against the devotion OF
moro OF city iots 10 mere pleasure purposes
as Is proposed by Mr.. Tweed's blu Tor enargng The
Park or adding thereto parade ground OF twelve
mere blocks I believe that the irnpoverlshment
ann miserable packing Of our poor and industrious
cass.into overcrowded tenant houses Is, to large
extent, owing TO the high price OF our lots caused oy
the giving dp OF over 900 acres OF our city to mere
parks. This thing has been run into the ground.
The medium Glasses are beng driven thereby out OF
our city entirely, while the poor are beng made
more wrctchedly poor it s useless 10 oscribo all tue
increase OF rents In New York during the last twenty
years Of over 500 per cent entirely TO the change IN
money, as Philadelphia, Albany, Boston and other
cices tell different story. II Is all demagogisrn
TO say these parks benefit the poor believe that II
our present Park were reduced onehalf, tho money
received tnerefrom, with the great reduction Of
price In lots produced thereby, would be real bene
~ 10 citizens ana leave at the saue tine abun.
dance OF room for pleasure. II we go as the
present rate. with the ether parks projected. why
not maze cur whole Fland pleasure groundf
oblf ER QLDBEAp,
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
HERALD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l87oTR1PLE SHEET

are not many. The mos. noted and remarkable or
the number win be heard OF fron Ireland, IN ine
case OF jeremiah O'Donovan (Rossa), the Fenian
convict who has been elected for the county OF
Tpperary ana tsfat OF Mr.. FulSe Grevi!le Nugent
an English Catholic, who was returned for the
county OF Longford Mr. Nugens VIII take his scat
at once. Mr.. ODonovan (Rossa) cannot do so i'm
medIalely for the reason that he Ia held W poti
ca convict under penal sentence IN some one or
he, MaJesiy's State prisons, hs exact domcile being
for reasons OF State, not correctly known to out
s,defs. Mr.. UDonovan lRossa, even as an unseen
convict, defeated her Majesty's Attorney General
for Ireland at the election by handsome majority,
although the Attorney General being the highest
law officer OF the Crown in that country, enjoys the
right OF distributing an extensive o1cia patronage
and Mr.. O'Hagan, the defeated candidate, ia q
Roman Catholic IN religion and was supported by the
priests. The irish High Sheriff OF Iipperary viii be
compelled consequently 10 deliver the return OF
Rosa TO the House. leaving the Parliament itself 70
deal with TINS novel and extraordinary case A
question OF the highest constitutional Importance
WI! be involved consequently. Rossa's private
character Is excellent. His moral bearing and edu.
cation render him eligible and 1t for parliament airy
duty He is held in prison Tor o political orence
made 30 under special act OF Parliament, entitled
the "Treason-Felony act" ana the grand questions
win thus remain. can he be deprived OF his seat
VIII Tpperary be partially dlsfrancnised by another
special actl Should new election be ordered It is
pretty certain that Rossa's increased popularity
will carry him TO the door OF the House again, ana
by largely advanced majority.
In view Of these facts and OF tho parliamentary
crisis winch they are likely to induce present to
| the readers OF the HERALD TO-DAY biographical
sketch OF the new Irish memDer OF Parliament Tor
the county OF Tpperary.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
Parliamentary Ynrls.

the legislative business or parliamentary work OF
the session will be heavy. large amount or mat
ter which Is OF serious national import, rs indl-
Gated above. awaits the action OF the members.
O'Donovan Rossas election viii bring up the sub
ject OF the imprisoned and ex'cd Fenians the Irish
Church question Is a dIicult reality; tho colonial
system needs readjustment, while the homo trade,
foreign tariffs, imperial taxation, the rela-
tions between labor and capital, tho land
lord ana tenant relations and tho Alabama
clsims, with their many divergent yet es1ntial
points, will present divers excellent opportunities
Tor the exercise Of party tactics during debate. In
order that the readers Of the HERALD may be able to
exercise an intelligent Judgment on the inertia OF
each as IL Will present in reports we publish tho
main features Of the most prominent OF The sub
jects.
THE CONVICTED rEafANs.
The following return OF the names and sentences
OF the Fenian convicts not proposed TO released,
stating what portion OF their sentences remained
unexpIrcd Oh the nth OF April. 1869. and dst,n-
gushing between those confined Ia Australia and
those confined In Great Britain and Jrelanc I'm con.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
enactn1cn. Of ,here lcya ender ,ans then xera ra.

enactn1cn. or these legal tender laws they were re-
ceiyed Win almost universal acuuiescence az yalie
payments were made IN the legal tender notes oor
DEBTS In existence when the law was passed "a the
tnougn gold was the only lawful ter FER when
ihe debts were contracted. An ecaal II not
larger amount Is now due under Contracts made
sce their passage under the belieI that these legal
tenders would be valid payme.,s. The two houses
% congress, the President VINO signed the bil and
nleen state courts OF iasa resort being al but one
,hat nave passed upon the question, have expressed
ineir belef IN the constitutonaity OF these laws.
WIN all this great weghtof authority, TINS strong
ooncnrrenee Of opinion among those VINO nave
passed upon the question before we nave been called
70 decide lt-whose duty was as nnca a. y IS ours
declare the law void because the necessity for Its
actnent does not appear so strong 70 us as 1t did 20
Congress- or SO clear as 1t was to other courts 2
Such Is not my idea OF the relative functions
OF the legislative and judicial departments OF this
government. Where there IL choice OF means the
Reectlon Is with Congress- not the Court II the act
TO be considered 49, in any sense, essential to the ex
eculion OF an acknowledged power the degree OF
that necessity Is for the Legislature, and
case in "Wheaton,n from which have
already quoted 80 Iuy, the Court says that where
the law IS not prohibited, ana IS really calculated 10
effect any or the objects entrusted TO the govern.
ment, TO undertake here 10 inquire into the degree
OF its necessity would be to pass the line which
cumacrlbes the judicial department and to tread on
legislative ground. This Court discaims all preten-
SONS to sucn power. This sound exposition OF the
duties OF the Court In this class OF cases relieves
me from any embarrassment or hesitation IN the
case beiore me. II had entertained doubts OF the
law valid until those doubts became conyictions
but as | nave a very decided opinion that
Congress acted within tho scope Of its authority
must hold the lad to be constitutional and dissent
from the opinion or the Court.
l am authorized to say rnar Mr.. Justice Swayno
and Nj Justice Davis concur IN this opinion.