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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
AN ORDINANCE
Changing the Route Of the orleans 1Ans
l rood Company. we L4t

SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Ceunoil 81 the
city OF Nav Orleans, That the ORLkA ans hall
ROAD COMPANY be and they are hereby granted
the right e construct siags s.,Hk raies4 y sns
streets aad also single track railroad in the CEN
tire Of st. Peter street from Bureundy to Basin
leges Of said company shall hold md bind them &C
cofding to the terms thereof. 49, r
SEC 2. Be II further ordAined. 60. ~ smmS.
roads. the ORLEANS RAILROAD COMPANY
Basin street from S. Peter 10 Oanal streets, and
on Canal street from Basin 70 Burgundy Streets
and shall place the said strsets in perfecs order ana
condition. myl2 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
THE GREAT PAVILION, --F
geo feet in length by ITO feet in width)
Inhn End Keanfcharf rain KailenaA

geo feet in length by ITO feet in widthJ
Lake End FsntchartrAin Railroad.
This new institution on the Partisan style, hiss
been opened to the puoic.
1t is the object of the proprietor to make this .
place of entertainment especially for ladies and
their escorts. The best order will be main tanned
and no Objectionable persons viii be admitted.
Delicious ICE CREAM. SODA WATER, 0Cs-
ZEE and CONFECTIONERY will be served - the
lowest prices charged for the same in the citHo I'LL
The best Of LAGER BEER and LIQU0'' Will
be kept on hand. ...a
Jseaers Brass and String Band has ban
the Iast train viii discourse operate and selected
music for the enjoy ment of visitsfsc T.. ,,v., .,
Brivate Ball Parties and Soir<Ss IsH ~. ~ sn,ar
the Pavilion at low ratios. sad Win Inc
Band. BY applying to the tn th. c;tv as I.te "a
10 O'clock p NJ In consauenoe OF the demand ma o.
ro 1b iTE sscn o'clock p M thus giving
excellent opportun!sy to our citizens 10 enjoy the
Iske hreszss stc, after their supper.
'~ps.. - Especially invited to attend, as the
rronr;eor iptends to make the Pavilion pleasant
iv 'sai Inn E. +. DENhCHAUD. Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
-CANCELL1TION OF nON ..

babl7ih "A jhq s1A1s Or LOUISIANA
sloval aoflw 5s. EssSSivs Di Rsv 20 III,
1uHEREAs, ApPfi sx sEsSss E xs : B. Be Es
w made tome for the cancellation Of the bond
AZ Oharjes &, BoSer - rAuetioneef in and for re
parish Of Jefi-rson. 10 Wit: A bond dAted MaI Z,
Fe8, IN the sum Of two thousend do'iars $500
J. Gusierroz as security, the SAID bond conditional
for the faithful performance b. the said Charles T.
Royer of the duties of Auctioneer;
Notes hereby given to all parsons interssted IN
the sforeeaid bono % fle their oblsctiSns te r.
Secrer Of State within ninety days after the last
pu bll cation hereof -l-
this tnirteer Ia day Of May ard of the Independence
Of the n ted States the ninety-fourth:
= -. '--'' II G, WARMOTa,
..- -. Governor of Louisspa.
. GEO. E. BovEE. Secretary of state. nvi4 Ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

~ . lGestinG Of the osoekhsAAeesa 81
the Crescent City Gas Light Company held IN g.
coedance with thsprovisioas of the ohafssr OF said
Oompspy. on the sixtssnth day OF NAY. ls1o.Nne
following esntlsnsn ware 'unanimousiy elected
Directors of the Osmpsny, to serve until the first
Tuesday Of Jsnuary, ls7l viz -7 J-t. h'+H'
Joseph H. Oglssby. Joseph Hernandez
A. B. Long. y5I William Oreevy. ~
A.LLes, liaT F.J. Pratt; i''i-f'i
And at meeting Of the Board OF Director OF the
Crescent City Gas Light Company. held May, the
seventeenth. 1870. Jo0sph H. Og'espy vas uaani-
mously elected President, and F. W. Perkins Score
tary and Treasurer of the Com pSny.
iel7lw Fw PERKINS, Secretary,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

stock holders Of the Lsoulslana Savings
Bank and Safe Deposit Company. are here hereby
notified that IN installmsnt OF TEN PER CENT.
payable July B. was called for by the Board .. Di-
rsctors at meeting held June 9. 1870 49,. az
JILL St nj. w. VAN N0RDEN, Vice.Preeidept,
Special Wstsee-Au parties wishing to join
the Firemen's Excursion to New York and Pills
dslphie, which lssves on twsnty-third June next
will please apply TO the csnmittee a. soon q poe
6ble for Invitations and tickets. -'t9 =
''-'-'-5 80, sd' 'as R. 3. DIAMOND. So
Ell 80 ghi 'r9f ID H. CARROLL. u
E7Ts.. 1896. llss 1T CONDOR, ect
ia17 fa - % r!Y Ht sIS~@1 Committee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
! spFOIAL NOTICES,

Notice.-fhs Bayou Castsing Navigation In
'provsmsnt Company ef 4andsv'lsss Louisssne' ins
sst instsllasut ON the capital stock Of this com.
Many ia now due and payable. tss q te5 .bGs.Bg
3its "a Is JOSEPH TAYLOR. Secretary.
RICHARD AxoEII., Treasurer. $40 jsls IT,
NOTES.-The Central Association Of Spirtua!ists
Of the State OF Louisiana. viii meet THIS MORN
ING Of eleven o'clock. at the Senate Chamber. ~
the Mschanic.' Institute, ON Drysdss street. b.
twsen Common and Canal streets. The meeting
will bs addressed By Professor Brozssn. and sthsFs
The public il respectfully invited to attend. q.
jel0 It, H. yea sf- 70 aolfe- --.L -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
aT LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DI0T8ICT COUkT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
m THE MATTER OF MICHAEL j. HAUCK,
+'r-.t Bankrupt.
In Bankruptey-He. 1905

WHEREAS. MICHAEL j. HAUCK, OF
w New Urlesns, and district aforesald. duly
declared bankrupt under the act Of Congress-
Of Msrcn q 1867, has this day filed in said court .
petition praying for = discharge and certihcate
thereof from ali his debts and other claims provabe
under said act . ,.--, -
Notice is therefore given to al creditors Who have
proved their debts, and all other persons in in
tefest, that the twentieth day OF june. le70 At
Ii A. NJ. is assigned for the hearing OF the same.
cause If any they have why the prayer of the said
petition shou'd not be granted and further notice
is gwen that the bankrupt will undergo an exsmina
Of june, A. y, ls7v, At II A. M. at mis- of6cs.
Customhouse buildings.
Clerk Once, New Orleans, june :, 1870.
ie7 IL ID K. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

Wasermaa Coneiave No. ., .. W. n
Regular meeting WEDNESDAYS the twenty.
instant. at haf-psst seven O'Clock p. NJ at shske-
speare Hail. No. l39 Poydras street. for the transac
ton Of business and election Of officers for the en-
suing six months. Every momber is expected to
attend. and brethren Of other Coaclayes are cord.
ally invited. By order Of -,a,s- .,,s5,f.s .--,s
A. 4. ATOCHA. n. E. O. &C
8. D. CLIvxR. Scribe. s.,......- ..... jelo ST.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

lGsgaxine street Railroad Company Of
Jefferson City, New Orleans june 10. ls7o.-Ameet.
ing Of the Stockholders Of the above.named company
wss held on the sixteenth day Of june. 1870 which
lad been postponed from first Monday in June,
1870, and the following gentlemen elected Is d.
rsctors: Peter Ksissr. Jacob Ne7haussr. Adam
Miller, Anton Schumacher, and George Msrz. for
President. ~ q JOSEPH KRIEGER.
ielS - Secretary. ;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19
m 8 N OELEHRATED GENUINE
OROIDEI ATCH.

Resembles gold. wears like gold, and 10 - good -
sold III an respects except intrinsic value. .,
Also American and Swiss Aovsrnsnt 0lLvEA
certidcate. Chains ana Jswa1ry IN grset varesy.
Gall and examine for yddrselxes, OF sSno W.
s.s ordsrsd st oaos. We end a extra one frse.
All goods ssnt d. o. D., customer ee4 exa9ine
before 1.'ns ,, HtY1k '1 SgEEA ifeSeIss. SSte
sTsa Ria xeonts for United etetee"
h7ly No. N Iassau street. (Up bsaazels =. l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

"rue" Gssquet, Who Wandered from the
peaceful haunts o. love, and thoughtlessly
strayed - the Qafden Diarict to Gull sweet
flowers and. Cupid like, make love among
the roses; became overpcwersd' With the
sweet. perfume, upon which soma nissan
thropic Metropolitan charged her with hav-
ing imbibed sometaing more than the balm
d, q thousand flowers. has retired TO the
public hotel in the classic neighborhood OF
Congo Square. ss st!ss q
Harrison Adams, mate Of the steamboat
Welcome, charged BY William Terrell with
violating city ordinance --- - :, in refusing
to move his boat to make room for Hat
bodt, was fined $25. 81 .~ ..5sa I'D
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

pany of New Orleans AT meeting of the Board OF
Directors neld on the twentysi1th instant T. was s
Unanimously resolved to call Q general meet!ng OF
the stockholders Of this company, to be held on
THURSDAY; July ne4t st nst past seven oGi9 9S
charter. for the purpose Of modifying, altering or
amending the same. K. 4AIER, Secretary.
New Orleans. NM g. 1870. 5000 my3l tjy7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

To ,he Reseae, H1A0entlemen and ladies.
who have had their heads contaminated with naus-
eating and unctuous hair dyes, are invited TO try
PnaIon q new discovery, VrrALIA OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR-ciear and sweet smelling. without ,ssdl'
ment..
sold BY all druggists and fancy goods Dealers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

A Brilliant DlseovesY.-"M Mercy IL" says
Shakespeare. like the gentle dew from heaven"
Phalons vitslia, or Salvation for the Hair. Is IS
clear and transparent. Gray hair can oe graduated
to any natural shade with this 1Id OF all the toilet
triumphs of chemistry, this is the most important
M sediment. Sold by all druggists. jel7 1w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

On,ce or Abe New Orleans sugar shed
Company. No Il Oarondelet street, New Orleans.
May l6 iS7O.-At irregular meeting OF the boefd OF
Directors held this evening it was resolved that
caI Of fifteen dollars per share be made on the SUB
scribers to the stock of this Company, payAbie as
folows: Five dollars per share on the Httesnth OF
June i've dollars per share the fifteenth OF july
and 1--WE dollars per share on the fifteenth of August
1870. G. CUCULLu, secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

~.ZARAC REaTAURANT,
-. No. 10 Royal Street,
BY EPARICIO.
The best of everything in the market. and pure
Wires and Liquors. ct down town prices. Table
service elegant. Walters polite ana attentive.
ie6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

TIE Brass Coat AND BLUE BUTToNs.-Ta'
Dor, of the State Register, will have his joke
he says:
The efficacy of Cutters warfare was appa-
rent last Saturday in the rapid decline OF
Crescent City Slaughterhouse stock. Our
friend of the brass coat and blue buttons is
A power at the bar. s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

Nor GUILTY. Yesterday morning the jury
in the case of John Farrell, accused OF muir
der, returned verdict of not guilty. Far
rell was greatly agitated, quite overcome
with joy; and his wife swooned while their
child sympathized. The scene was affecting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

SMUGGLING OTIS has been ar
rested, charged with having in his. posses
sion the following articles, supposed to be
Struggled on shore from the steamship Mar
guerite, from Havana: Two boxes Of cigars,
twenty-one packs of cigarettes, three boxes
of jelly, two carving knives, carving fork
and four kegs of papers. .-..-4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

orthand.-Phonography taught in few los
SONS, for SO, ~ . Reporter. Address short and
this Office. iel6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

Once Barbarin Gas Light Company.
New Orleans, June I. ls7o.-By resolution Of NE
and in accordance with the fifteenth article OF the
cnarter ths stoeaholdsSs OF re SSmp'GNy "a s5s
Gam street. on WEDNESDAY,. the twenty second
Instant, At seven O'Clock NJ, to take into can an
cnmnanv HENRY PEYCHAUD.
AIN ri F1-Ir Z Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

. PowER.-We yesterday
, visit a designated point
: witnessing the capacity
tsination. By q system
,anhe patentee. a consider-
!: zion is obviated, hence
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

Erriag but Noble.-Esssys for young men OF
generous character. who having committed Physio
logical errors in early youth. now desire to Be
restored to . higher life. and better manhood
Sent free. in sealed envelopes. Address. Howard
Association. Box P, Philadelphia, Psnnsyi
yania e.. f,-.n jel4ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

liam O'Connor, second precinct:
s,e. asleep on his beat; guilty and lined
l. is pay.
G3cete jackson, fifth precinct. Charge,
,,wa of police rules; guilty and lined
= axavier, fifth precinct. Charge,
,.duty; guilty and fined five days
fifth precinct. Charge
W. "A duty; guilty and dropped from
Isn'r, o. NJ. Buckingham, NJ. "a
II sts?6, ilctor, p. P. Swanton, NJ. f@r-
~ l. : and NJ. st. Armand, fifth pre-.
! faeSs absent from roll call; guilty,
L. st A1 avs pay each.
nj <. .,h precinct. Charge. sitting
IN in :, s Ha guilty and fined one days
'en ID Thy, sixth precinct. Charge
se .. Sssss ID =; guilty, and fined three
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

the motive power is not wasted in such
degree Is in Old machines. A single mule
did not find it VII labotious to run one Of
Mr.. coieman's improved undulatory corn
mills, which seSersily required the power
of two animals.
The same beast afterwsrd propelled an
Emery cotton gin, with condenser attached,
and contrived to send out as much lint, and
as fast IS would fair sized steam engine,
but as our knowledge of mechanics
does not descend into very line
points, we can not assert that the
horse power is really great improvement
or labor saving. Mr.. Huntoon. proprietor
for Louisiana and adjoining States, asserts
that, a. friction is so far overcome, one
horse can perform the duty of two. A prac-
tical test appeared to confirm. his statement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

on A BEAT-Many of our readers will re-
member young Hercules who exhibited
great feats Of strength With Indian clubs at
the Academy OF Music last winter, and we're
doubtless greatly, surprised at his power
and grace, showing to whstextent . mans
muscles may be worked up to by scientific
practice. We noticed that he is on the po-
lice, first precinct, and when he has occa.
sion to handle an unruly prisoner, finds no
trouble to pick him up and carry him. That
is the kind of men TO have on the force.
His name is F. Borgheis, and member OF
the Ger man Turner's. we are told. Hlss.y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19

WITHOUT LICENSES. The following places
at Miineburg are reported by Captain Judis
as having 10 licenses for their establish
ments ,t. "a
Joe Angelo, coAeehouse and restaurant;
Miguel Borslon, cofeehouse and restaurant;
F. Brunei, restaurant and oyster saloon;
Madam Schneider, restaurant; Louis Es'
trampas, shooting gallery; John sihneker-
berger, shooting gallery and coffeehouse;
b. Moreau, groceries and liquors; Mr.. Mar
tin, restaurant. Pea -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-27

| ~ bashrS, BrOsos' asd CoDgn1s-cta! Tsigrs,A
Lewis ychnson q o.. quote stocks and bonds AZ
nome and foreign markets. - follows:
NEW foRk, Oct. E-First BOard-U. q. O., 1877
coupon, u.s. 9s. lsH coupon, 1l2 s-2es ls64,
pom, Ills 81. 1865. coupon, lila4: s1s. new, 1855
ooup ITO 2D-, 1s69, coupon III 3,s, ls6s,
pom, llc1s: Dos, coupon. l061S: Currencyts. IN
Marlposs 5ss do pref d.-:Cantos 67s Cumberland
~. western Union Telegraph. 81. Quicksilver,
5; Pacing Mail, GA Boston Water Power IS. of'd
Adams EXP, q; Wells. Fargo a Cot Enp., 81
American Lrp "a. Uni,ed states EXP S. DO, of d,
y; Erie 80: do. pref <5ss: Harlem lss1s Read
ing, lUO, Michigan Central, l2i OF a. Lake Shore
snd Michigan Southern. 80 Illinois Central, lSs5
Cleveland and Pittsburg, ld3a<: Northwest 81. .
10, pref d, S. Union Pacifc X. R.. "a New Jer-
-ey Central, los Rock Island, llCAs: Milwaukee
and st Pan, a. Milwaukie and -, Paul pref'd .
90; wabash and Western. 6zis :. Clev Gland, 90
unbrs Cincinnati Indiana polls -S0is; Fort WAYNE
:S-z; Alton and Ierre Haute. -: Columbus. Chi
csgo end Indiana Central. Il chicago and Alton,
-: Shlcaeo Alton, P-rferre3, lie, Ohio aud
Missis-ippi Certificates, 81 I: Tennessee STATE e's
Old, Ga; Tennessee State es. new sDaa, virginia
state ee, old, 65; Central Pacific Bonds 81
nortb Caroline &c. old. IS. do. new. q: Mssouri
Sc sllt, Union Pacific LIST Bonds, ssEs Gold. IN.
by Cable
sols for money. s21s: Z $ $50 BINDS. 81. ~, s5 !,
lsntio, -. - NJ
LykE POOL, m.-Cott0n market cIoses duh an
l9wer Sales, go bales. hiddling Uplands, SKA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-27
LECTURES.
NGRs. JOSEPH ANfES

Mrs JOSEPH AMES
w WILL DELIVER
7UE SECOND ECTURE. IN THE GRAylD
ARMY COURSE,
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81,
AT LINCOLN HAL.
SUBJECT" WOMEN WHO WORK Vs. WORM
WHO TALK" :
Doors open at o'clock Lecture to commence ate
The sale OF Reserved Seats will commence on Fri
day MOI ming, October ~, At O'Clock, ct the Bsok-
store OF J T.. Parker, 7th street, the Post
Ufhee. where diagram OF the Hall may be seen.
seats to be procured on ly at Parker a Is
cts Admission Tickets, sold at the door Of the Hal
on the ening Of the Lecture only 50 cts oc16 st
Y. II. C. a. SCIENTIFIC LECrUGES.
TO BE GIVEN AT lincoln HALL,
"WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EvENINGS,
commencing November %, including thirteen lee
ON LIGaT, b. Prof. Henry Morton, of Frsnklin
ON EATGRAI HISTORY, by Prof B. Water
house HAWKINS, Of london, England ]
on CHEMISTRY, by Prof. b. Sillimap, Of Yale
on CORELATI0N OF FORCES, by Pfos. 4. L.
ON WATER AND PETROLEUM, by Prof c. r.
Chandler. OF Uolumbia College, New York.
Arrangements have been made TO illustrate all the
lectures by the most approved modern apparatus.
course tickets, Is; % be obtsised at BAlaatyne .
bookstore and at the Assocation' rooms Re.erv I'd
seats 10 cents additional for each lecture oc25 tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-27
THE CAPITAL MOVING FARCE.
CIese Of the HumbuS Convention

Our special report by telegraph from Cncin.
natl yesterday gave detailed account of the
doings of Reavs x Co. in the Capital moving
Convention; the report of the committee on res
olutons; the substitute for that report offered
by Mr.. Beach, that the agitation OF the subject
il miscbievous and uncaled for, and the debate
TO which those papers gave rise. By telegram
to the Associated Press we have the closing
scenes OF the farce, related as follows:
MIR. Beach's substitute TO the report of the
committee on resolutions was lost ONLY two
votes being IN the affirmative. Mr.. Williams, of
Ohio, moved 10 designate Cincinnati As the place
for the capital, but subsequently withdrew the
motion. The report of the committee was then
adopted, with one dissenting vote. The Chair
appointed as committee TO memorialze Con-
gress Joseph Medill, Ill; Gov. J. w. Stevenson.
NY; Horace Greeley, n. V; w. NJ. Burwen,
La; l.. W. Reavis, Mo.
ON motion, an executive committee, consist
ing OF one from each State and Territory repre-
sentsd, was appointed to take charge of the
whole subject and call convention and en-
ploy other means as deemed best. This COM
mittee was organized with T.. Ii. Harlan, of IL
linois, president, l.. w. Reavis, secretary. aud
Silss Bent, treasurer. A vote of approval of
the action OF Congress in refusing to make ap-
preparations for the further improvement of
public buildings in the District of Columbia
was unanimously passed. Adjourned sine die.
-- 900
AFFAIRS In PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.
ne Matlboro' Gazette OF yesterday has the fol-
TldI for Poisoning.-The trial of Mary Wallis,
the negro girl charged with the poisoning OF the
little son Of Dir. Albert III. Reed, OF Washington
city, on the Sd Of July last near Beltsviile, has
occupied the attention of the court for the past
two days The prisoner appears to be about
sixteen years old, and does not look "a IL che
were either capable or bad enough to contem ~
plate 30 foul a crime. She seemed perfectly UNI
conscious OF the momentOus question being dis
cussed, her attention being divided between the
novelty of her situation and the new faces and
events which surround her. The jury, after an
absence OF about an hour, returned verdict of
murder In the first degree. The Court reserved
their sentence until to- day. The prisoner mani
tested the utmost indifference during the rem
dtring of the verdict.
Land Sdles.-C. e. Magruder, Esq, rs trustee,
sold last week the farm belonging to the estate
Of the late John j. Sasseer, in Marlboro dis
tIict. 1t contained 500 acres, and was pur-
chased by d. e. Q. Early, Esq, at the sum of
s32 per acre. Messrs. Beck, Knox & Kerby, of
Alexandria, have sold 40 acres Of land in
Prince Georges county, Nd, belonging to f..
w. Rczer, and lying about two miles from the
Alexandria ferry slip, to Henry A. Hungerford,
OF New York, for $50 per acre.
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THE COLORED CADET.
HIS Trial hY l'Ourf.Marfial.

The trial OF j. w. Smith, the coiored cadet at
West Point, before the court-martial at that
place, has terminated. The first charge against
him, viz: conduct prejudicial to good order
and military discipline, in that he did create
disturb ance in camp, and did assault Cadet j.
w. Wilson with his dpper and fists, seems to
ave been sustained by the evidence, and Cadet
smith in his written defense, submitted to the
court on Monday, admits the facts thus altered
but asks Iii there were ever a lighter or more
general court martial :' He then details the
circumstances, which were, briefly, that he
went to the water tank for water; he was in
hurry; he found Cadets Cabannis and Wilson
there; he asked them to hurry up; he set his
bucket dewn, and Wilson saysit hit him; Wilson
showed it back; Smith went for him, scune
eLsued, and, to quote Smiths own words"
struck Nr. Wilson with the bottom OF the
dipper, as it seemed, over the top of the head.
Under ordinary circumstances, the blow would
not have been OF more than the slightest conse
sSs the a snS the n5sss
at the first blow, and the jagged edge cut Mr..
Wilson over the left temple, drawing blood.
The !, wound was as slight In its conssa uences
The substance of the evidence upon the second
charge was that Cadet Smith replied to the
" file closer" in highly disrespectful language,
turred his head. and exclaimed. 81 don't care'
while in the ranks. 1t was found, however. that
the several records did not agree as to the date
case with a lengthy and caustic review Of the
line of defense. He vas astounded at 1t. When
the accused assaulted Cadet Wilson he used
low, pEoiane, gpgentlem;niy epithet; The b,pv
and in the scutfie killed Smith. civil court
would not hold him for murder. The crime was
a most grave one in military Law. nearly like
is now closed. and the sentence decided. Int
will not be published until approved bv the
War Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-27

INV YORK Coal SAkEs-Decliae in Prizes
Tile regular monthly sale of Scranton coal was
he Id in New York yesterday. Ninety thousand
tons were dispose ed Of as follows: Lump, 10000
tons at So and IS 90; steamboat, IL 0G0 tons
at IS SIS and $3.50 Y; CRATE 16 600 tons at Si07
and Si.2. egg, ,O00 tons at Si25; stove, $4,000
tons at SiGh and S5G5; chestnut II 900 tons
at 1915 and a. This shows the following aver
age decline in prices: Lump, 164 cents; steam
boat, 26k cents; CRATE, 324 cents; egg, 60 cents
stove, 36a cents; chestnut, q 4 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-27

TROOPS FOR ScUrH CARoLINA-By order OF
tne Secretary Of War portions of the military
FORCES stationed in Georgia and North Carolina
nave been ordered into South Carolina. to be
stationed in districts where Gov. Scott repor :
that trouble IS threatened.