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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

John Richardson's character for bravery
is not any brighter for carrying slungshot
on his person. The weapon is made Of half
pound of lead. attached to strong cord.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

Succession Of klmina Guesnard, deceased
wife of August Saltzman-N0. ~, l26.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
~ Orleans-Whereas. August Saltznian has Deti.
toned the court for letters of administration ON
the estate of his deceased WIFE Elmina Guesnard-
Notice is hereby given to all whom 1t may concern,
to chow cause within ten days why the prayer
OF the said petitiones Ahould not be granted
BY order Of the court
Ocl8 22T H. O. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

S0ccession Of Mrs: 2: b Manssvf1er-NS.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans is hereby given to the credi-
tors of this estate and to all other persons herein
int rested, to show cause, within ten days
from the present notification. II any they
have or can why the account presented by j. Monou-
administering this estate should not be homolo-
gated and approved and the fands distributed
in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
ocs l2l7 N. o. TRACY, Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

Republicans Of the parish of Orleans hereby
notified that a Grand Mass Meeting of the party
NIGHT, November s. 1870, at haifpast seven O clock
Eminent speakers will address the meeting,
among whom will be Governor Warmoth, Lierten-
ant Governor Dunn General Sheridan. General
Barber. General Sheldon, Colonel Lewis, General j.
II. Sypher, Hon. B. F. Flanders Colonel Ingraham,
Senator Pinchback.
Several brass bands will be on hand to euliven
the occasion,
The Republican clubs of the parish, right ard
left banks, are respectfully invited to come out y
prOce ssion and attend this grand demonstration Of
the principles OF freedom, justice and equality.
Come one! Come all
b. order Of the Campaign Committee.
THOMAS ISABELLE, President.
Nr.yp Sx.cr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

John Walter, German, about sixteen
wears old, was taken from the steamboat
w. S. Pike, having died on board, friendless
and alone. Death was caused by chronic
disease
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
POIITT0AI, NOTICES,

Republican Mass Meeting.-A grand mass
meeting of the Republican party, under the aus
pieces of the Parish Campaign Committee, will be
held in the Place dArmes Qate Congo Square) on
FRIDAY NIGHT, the twenty first instant, at half
past seven O clock. ga ErF
The following speakers will address the meeting:
Senator H. j. Campbell, Hon. B. +. Flanders, Col
onel James Lewis, Judge Masicot, General J. H.
SSypher, Hon. v. Z. Mccarthy, Hon Henry Heiden-
hahn, G. 8. Sauvinet and others
4 splendid brass band will be in attendance.
BY order of the Campaign Committee.
THOMAS ISABELLE, President.
WILLIAM MULPORD, Secretary oclS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
Parish Ticker
Parish of st. Bernard.

I
For State Auditor-JAMES GRAHAM.
For State Treasurer-ANTOINK DCBUCLET
For Congress First District. H. SYPHER.
For State Senator. Third District. II. INGRA-
HAM.
For the Legislature--A. B. SHOEMAKER.
For Parish Judge-A. 6. THORNTON.
For Sheritf-ANTO1EE CHALAlRE.
For Recorder-C. q. o. CHAPMAN.
For Clerk of the Parish-G H. FLAGG.
For CorOner-RUBEN JOHNSON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

A fellow, whose name might be Invisible
Green, practiced sleig hit of hand on V. Fer
nandez, keeper of variety stand at the
French Market. Seventy dollars in that
dealers money till were missing at the same
time Green disappeared.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

Charles Schmotz driver on the Bayou
Bridge line of cars, was arrested for very
gross conduct toward Mr.. Lumsden, while
the car was going down. Mr.. Lumsden had a
bundle on the seat, and when about to go out
with it, accused stopped him, saying that he
wanted to steal the package. That driver is
now aware of his great mistake.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

ONCE New Orleans City Railroad Conn
pany, New Orleans, October IL, l870-At a meeting
of the Board of Directors of this company, held
this day, dividend Of Pour Dollars per Share
declared, payable to the Stockholders and after
the twenty.ffth instant, the United Estates tax on
which will be paid by the company.
Ocl3 lot WILLIAM P. SINNOTT Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

A Card.-To the Editor New Orleans RgPuBLI-
CAN: Many conservative citizens. regardless of
party, announce Hon. JOHN p. BECKER as an in
dependent candidate for the Office of First Justice
OF the Peace, and request the use Of his name.
Ocl8 1w@
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

A young girl, name unknown, partly IN
sane, yesterday threw herself into the river
at the Orleans plantation and was drowned
She chose the same spot where Sarah Harris
was drowned few days ago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

A coal oil lamp exploded last night in a
house on St. Louis, between Where and
Robertson streets, setting the place in a
blaze The flames were extjnguished before
much damage was done,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office Canal and Claiborne Street Rail.
road Company semi annual interest Oh the
be- paid on presentation of the coupons at the bank
of Pike. Brother & Co.
Oc15 3t L. e CAMPBELL. Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

Sergeant Douglas yesterday captured
Charles Stewart on the lower coast steam
boat Myrtle, accused of numbering man in
Plaquemines parish He had been underar
rest, but escaped from deputy sheriff.
Stewart is locked up in the jackson Square
stationhouse, where he is held for safe-keep
ing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

The state Central Committee of THE
Republican party has its Office at the Mechanics
Institute, up stairs, opposite State Land Office.
Friends from the country parishes are especially
invited to call at the of the committee while
visiting the city.
BY order of the Committee.
DEL I'm WILLIAM vIGERS. Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

MIR. EditOr-Having been nominated for COR.
ONER of the First Fourth and Sixth Districts of
New Orleans by the Christian Republican party
and having accepted the nomination, please with
draw my cards as an independent candidate.
Believing as do that the great mission of the
Christian Republican party is to purge the city and
State of its corrupt officials by placing in office
fore, all taxpayers aud all good men, of whatever
political name, should rally under its banner and
lead it to victory, shall give it my cheerful and
heartiest support, and hope that my friends will
do likewise L. X. MILNER, NJ. D.
Ocll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

Independent Candidate for Coroner
For the upper part Of the Parish of Orleans, DR.
W. s. MITCHELL. Election November :, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

TAXING THE CHANCEs.-Roughs in the
Second District sometimes find themselves
short of money, when they willingly resort
to almost any desperate measure to fill theu
pockets. Recently musical beerhouse was
opened on Old Levee street, and villains re-
sort there to capture unwary men; and
there they plan robberies. By some means
IL became known that old Andrew Williams
had money concealed on his person, but
their wiles could not entice It nom MN
He was driven into yard On barrsoka
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

'sBurnt Children Dread the Fire." land
hence those who have tried them lOathe the dirty
hair cOlOring preparations with which the market
is delayed. But in PHALON'S VITALIA, or SALIVA
TON FOR THE HAIR, their most sanguine expecta-
tons Will be realized Gray hairs tax any shade
OF brown or black under its operation. Sold by
druggists. ocl5 1w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

Union Bank Of Louisiana, New Orleans,
October T. l810-At the request Of majority of the
tOckhOlders meeting of the stockholders will
take place on WEDNESDAY, the eighth Of Novem-
Der, at twelve O'Clock to consider the propriety of
its conversion into a national bank.
BY order OF the Board of Directors:
Oc5 tno9 GEORGE A. FRERET, Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

Crescent City Bank. New Orleans, OctO.
Der s, l870-Notice is hereby given that ON SATUR-
DAY, the twelfth of November, 1870, at twelve
Oclock NJ, there will be held general meeting of
the stockholders of this bank to confirm and ratify
sion of this bank into National Bank with an
increase OF capital. By order of the board
Oc1 3Ot CHARLES FAURIE. JR. Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

Headquarters Parish Campaign Com.
mttee, Republican party, No. 2l2 Common street
subscription book for campaign funds is opened
at these headquarters daily.
By order Of the Campaign Committee.
WILLIAM MILFORD, Assistant Secretary.
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DIED.

DUTToG. Fiidey Goth inst. Libby. nfan, daur,-
ter OF l. W. and Maggie A. button, aged u months ana
II dave.
fil'v nvit TO attend her funeral from her parent
residence, ~ Eycrson st., on sunday Is h inet, stb
O'Clock =. ".
Ely lin Jersey CITY. OF marasmur. Edward A. infau
son OF WIN. n. and the late Anui' NJ. Ely.
The relatives and fflcnds Of the family ere invited
10 attend the funeral from the residence, OF his
grandfather. EDWARD htcicr, S3 Grove IT,. bctw en-
North st aad I'd sts Jersey CITY, this day at O'Clock
p NJ.
wife Richard FOran, In the iStl year OF her age
native OF county Kildare, Ireland.
Tho relatives ami friends of the family arc respect
fully requested TO attend the funeral tom hor A,d
rcs'd'ncc, ~ Carminc e.. on SUNDAY, Mt O'Clock.
FOWLER In BrooSlvn on Tho 2ith last, Charles
Edward Fowler In Inc 18Th year Of his ago. - .
kDDGaRs.-On thursday, Aug. -, James hnugctB,
The re ativcs a-d friends of the family arc rc'rcc-
fuly invited to attend the funeral from his late r'el.
doncc, 10 north "a st., brooklyn, l.. d, on Saturday,
ROOSEY.-On Thursday, Aug. y. 1870, Catherine
Rooney the beloved wife Of Patrick Rooney Ia ne tOtn
year Of her age. ....-,..,.
attend her fultrll nom her late rlcncc, III west 23h
St on sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, 80
SiiENIlN-On Ii.day, tue 9th INST. n !:l3 n. NJ,
Of mara Mary on,y call ct John I. aud Mary E-
Shcvun, aged yeas, month, a1l . diys. .
Thr relatives and friends OF the family orc most
Respectfully invite. e. attend the funeral from nc resi-
{ ucs her parents Us Con elyca t.. Wianisburgh.
l.. at O'Clock n
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WooDrORD's pIRTr Ar woRY.


The Kings County Republicans Healing
Little Wounds-Thc Fourth Ward DiGi-
entities - Fixing Thiuas-hIr. Richardson
Instructed.
The meeting Of the Kings County General
Republican Committee last evening was well at
tended by dolecstes and spectators. Also b. The.
odore Tilton, who was elegantly atred in an enor-
m Gus tlirt collar and mastadon cuffs. Also by the
lion. II. H. Ken ward Phef OF the Brooklyn Uiion,
wearing the superb diamond ring given him by tho
snowy Triton. Mr.. William Richardson, who pre-.
sided, felt II his duty, on calling the meeting TO
order, to remark that
NO DELEGATE COULD sNoKE
during the session. II was violation OF tie rules,
and either the CIGARS or the delegates who smoKel
them must be put out. Those who were go fond Of
tie "stump" could take the stump mex.
fall forand right here he hesitated, when a still,
an1l voice from Tilton's corner suggested, "lor
Woodord for Governor"
Nj. Richardson then confessed himself ignorant
TIE OBJECT OF THE MEETING,
and called for Information. In response tie Score.
tirl read u communication making known the fact
that all is not lovely In the Fourth Ward. II seems
that the General Committee, IN roorganizing the
ward, depoeed tic relgniny ward committee and an.
pointed new one But the old committee will moi
STAY OUT IN the COLD,
and claims TO he just ns much committee a. even
II was. This makes one committee too many In no
Fourth Ward. Tie old committee IL up to cousd
cradle snuf, and this Is the way II euchred the new
| committee. call having been uttered by H.. nc Y
| General Committee for primary election in Wash
! layton Hail, on Wednesday next the old comm II. @
stole march by hiring the place for that date, aud
making preparations for fixing tine election IN IT,
own way. The meeting last evening was callei loi
| the purpose Of strai ghtening out
THE KINKS IN THE FOURTH WARD.
AMER some discussion, Il was resolved that IN,
" REGULAR primary for that ward he held in n,
rooms Of tie Gouoral Committee. But tic end II
lie
elections In the refractory FOURTH AMI two sets y
delegates elected to tAc state Convention.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AVID THERE by TIE
SLN,S REPORTERS.


Tho ahoo-Fly Police Farce - Police Trial
Chamber again Filled TO suffocation-
Even the Ambitious ". T. II. Dissatisfied
With his machinery for Decentralization.
Crowds upon crowds OF policemen poured into
Police Trial Chamber yesterday morning. until the
,nong overlooked INTO the uassagewsys and ante.
rooms. The genial Judge BcsNorth, reerlns over
his old fashioned silyer.bowod spectaclcs, surveyed
tAe SURFING multitude with q shuider, and sank
LACK into his chair OF state. Commissioner Henry
fmit1 looked over TO o1-Cpurtrailcr Brennan with
n scowl, as much to s4y. III this nonsense is
tirued VIC sla have to work for our s1i000 cars"
hut the ex.Comptrolor, intent upon making places
tho force for tic thieves who operating in tie
ward cnucuses, turned to lis work with visor and
called the FIRST complainant Up sprang the Shoo-ny
Roundsmen. Pitrolman John Jones had been found
with his cap tipped down over his nose; Patronian
John Smiths Wroath had not been cleaned; Patroi-
man John Robinson lad omitted the regulation
ealuto In passing superior Officer. Aud 30 on, until
even Brennan, seeing low broad the farce be-
coming, broke cut to Shoo-fy Roundsmin DAM
phool ." wish You special roundsucn would not
be 90 ANXIOUS to make these frivolous complaints:
II this goes on much longer, II viii DO about time 10
get rid oi lew OF you"
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PICKPOCKEIS, NEST.
BaUfuir and Bnrrclfils Of RoOty-Th ousn uds
OF Dollars worth Of Property In the Police
Central OGicc Awaiting Identification.


On Wednesday night, between l and 8,
the baggage room OF the Long Island South Side
Railroad, at the foot Of Roos welt street, enter
ed by burglars. Trunks belonging to ten or twelve
persons were broken open, and large quantity Of
wearing apparel was stolen. Among those who
were losers In this way was Mr.. James Irwin, It c
well known butcher. lie had five trunks, OF which
TIC three WITH the most promising looks woro
opened. Among ot,cr things Mr.. Irwin Gays he
misses diamond cross worth sl0C01.
Detectives Wooltii'cc, Farley, McCorl and It'd.
ford started in rursul, Of tie thieves and ut about
i oc'ocl; On Thursday night took trip to a Ridge
street. Here one remained ouisiie. while Detec.
tive Woodbridge with tie two others entered the
building. and went up one fight Of stairs. They
paused before the door OF front room, and Do.ec.
tive Woc'dritrc Erochol FOR admission. The door
WIS pres uuY C,cued, and the detectives iounl
Mary wilson, Well-kHo"n English p!ckpOcset,
before them.
Vince is tic si1-," trey asked. "tha: was sent
here yesterday by express ~
Mary po ntrd re-igncdlv TO an adjoining room, IN
vlich We're two ba1s ;Aat Lad been sewed M. aud
-four barrel neatly cosgl Concealed IN those latter
was ~" Frrst ladies' apparel, sll's, sa'irs. md
man iu t.c r.,m when The .t.Cf.NUs entered, y.hp
calls MN clt Urr Nrrt' r. u 90. The 'lr were t1'sUu
TO the loico Central bN &C. together W tl te .tliru
yg"? riy. Ees, Tao .-',-4 IS -W"!-us t,H..Agat.oa
su9-cqu,uu., y trurN, rlqrsol " C. =. 8. Brook.
lyu, y. y, N.s found At 10 Mote strrD'. ut
Whether /, has ,any in- TO do WIN thC, otict ohir
T. not known. M,ly wilson IS az oil En'lisr igs-
rocket whose confederate Wa, scut to state Prison
term before last for prcc'I IclIug. u IN were ar.
rested last Crlisturs by superintendent Jourlun.
that hey could nc; ply their trade au.iag thu, pg'y
1sOu upon Yerd,nt strangers.
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nLlcKMIILING TnE mORMoys.

The Chrpi9in Of the Senate ~ tho Pai'ti-
ciuus' T0oi Br. Newman Trip iram the
Eastern Guu.orroh to thr v cstcrn sudum.
NAsuIHGToS, Aug. Ellie cUL,iJtviy ~
which tie Roy Dr.. %rslsun is engaged Ia 10 Lake
CITY with tnc L. .t Eoy. Apostle olson lr4tt. on
70. rlmy, does not rive saUsGcion hero. l. s.
Vain q tie "apostl,' carries to many -uus Tor
the Chaplain Of tie Scuac, aud te CONSERVATION o:
those Who sen. nia. his ,r. nj H. great taat
Of a @ couhlout French al, oc.cs OF The "OD 20 '-
Ia" cry at the unexpected results OF that tle ad-
venture.
Il is very wen understood here ~ the initiated
that the Mormon biz was not intended ever g.
conc to anything, and never will so long Brigham
YOung's check is good for three millions OF dollars
and lie Knows that as well as anybody. But he Also
knows what 1t costs him, and as bis money Is tie
Lord :, and as he Is TIE Lords steward. be is is
cnary he can be with with tue Lords money. Il
was considered niece. sary therefore, to obi-e bin
to bleed a little more freely next session, and tie
Rev. Mr.. Newman was sent upon n pulencal cru.
sNde which, 1t was trusted, would have The cGcc, OF
firing the religions mind OF the country, and CON
yincing Brigham OF the necessity OF submitting to
more liberal blackmaillng
That discu sion in the SAT- Like city Tabernacle,
fully reported here, In truth ins Tres with DISCUS
all who have at hear, the interests OF religion, or
reverence for the Bible. Tie reverend Chaplain is
already out OF his DEPTH ard the controversy ic
already bordering on the legitimacy OF incest, TO the
delight OF scorrrs and Of those WHO Rave no regard
for public Trooriety or even dcccucy. It Is justly
asked Why docs DR.. Newman travel two thousand
miles to the Western sol,m when 70 nue.! work IL
let uudoae in lis own s'aurin; ggound in the
Gomorrah OF Was in.;ouf Why does lie not
rather go, Ike the prophet Of Old, TO men in ligh
places. pointing out the heinous crime Of those wo,
to subserye their private ends. The OF daily
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THE BILL AND BAT.
A Jur-iIrndlr Camc-Thc lawmakers Igno-
miuiously Beaten by the Nutunls.

Jug-iIpndle Gamc-Thc lawmakers Igno-
miuiously Beaten by the Nutunls.
The first game of the series between the Hay
makers OF Troy and the Mutuals OF this city came
oil on tho Urion ground, Wiliamsburgh yesterday.
Mr. john Wilicy selected umpire, and the
game commenced at 3:25, with the Mutuals at the
bat. In the early part Of the game matters looked
very black for them, the " countrymen" fielding
and batting In irst.rate STYLE but this only made
tie Mutes settle down.more steadily to their work.
At the end or the flh inning, the NutuHls led the
Trojars by score OF 0 to c. The sixth inning gave
them still stronger lead, the fielding OF the Tro-
Jams being very pCur indeed. From this point the
Mntuals went ri.nt ahead, AMI finished up clever
wi ners by score OF Il 10.
With tire exception of an overthrow OF Srsnde'fs
ard q nun oy Martin, H'tArld, and g. Mills, the
G,oiuc Of tie Nu,Gils was perfect. "he batting On
both sides was "a nearly ~ po-sibic on par, but
the Trojlns were completely uuiicited. Their par.
ticuary weak point Was Wcvorton, VITO dropped
three very easy ~ balls. B,llan also was very un-
Fortunate making several bad throws, and Flowers
mulcd several times.
An amusin ard unusual occurrence took place In
the ninth inning OF tie Hlymakors kcMunsn,
VITO gorcraly ias substitute 20 run FOR Linn, but
70 Tie bat Forln and McGcary were on bases AMI
when McMulicn bit To centre nC1 the pall was re-
turned to o. the in-itld 10 tri and prevent either
uf those bases from getting home but In the OK
element consequent uOun this act Il was not OBJ
served that McNullcu had not 20 lis base until
ooe OF the llnymnAers, observing " Ma" standing
Ut ease called cut To lin 10 run to LIs base. This
aroused the Nulcs Va moment, hut before they
coud get the Ian to l.. Mls Mes Ulen reached his
base, amid shouts O. lusht.r,
ilii all.a.5,ri'.,...... Z . . III
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GREAT rIRE ~ nRooEErN.


= u O4l IGCfCrN ICttrONeG-A " Cshfi.n In
jared Lass SiC."CO.
Shortly of,cr oclcek ycs,s'lay afternoon q
Gre trokc on: az tho corner Of I'cra,l and Del
str, g, in william 4. ODDS oil aul corn Gisti.!'ry.
Owing 10 tho ccmhUs'i1le nature OF tho articles on
toe premises, tie fire at once wrapped the entire
huild,a; in H.mas. The SMOKE was 50 donsc tat
persons near became alarmed Fearing tina, the FIRE
woull extend, they removed their household gods.
The flames speedily extended to Mr.. Richards n's
tau factory on Dc!tvan street, but the fire depart
mont arrived lrompuy and saved tho building. An
drew Dooley Engaged a. Mr.. Woods, was badly hut
not seriously burned. noolcy states talt wien the
Ore broke out lie heard n Kissing sound, aud found
ut Tie room was lllcd with yupor, which nearly
clicked him. Fearing an explosion, he jumped UPON
the boiler with pail Of wet sand, but discovered
tuat the wad ling OF the dome hrd been blown out
lie then ran to the lot TO give liberty TO larle
number Of valuable pigeons Mr. Wood kept there.
The yapUr ovcrpoweTed hin, and Us lac comm :
down tho oil vat cal lodcd and threw him TO tire
ground. Tie building and the stock were entirely
destroyed. Loss $2I0o0; uninsured
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o, the neutrality laws, you demand speedy trial or

Of The neutrality laws you demand speedy trial or
instant release.
As ron yoor letter learn that no trial can be
h'd Until the return OF Judge Blatchord, aud
reasonable delay on the mart OF the District ktor-
ney Is minated / see no occasion Tor giving any
directions In this respect.
Nor can ! give any order for an instant release
euch release, without doe examination, debating
tie object Of the seizure, which was TO obtain ildi
cal Investigation Of the suspicious facts which made
the seizure necessary.
IL mag dcfulc VI on you, On innocent man, to fuf-
Ter sopc inconvenience and loss from the delay
cossnry TO enable tnc Government to maze this ia
Visitation Tut such tuNCrIg IL irse0ardllc from
an e. ciont ADMINISTRATION of the Sc, aUd vii,
hope, be subtcd to b. you, as in such eases by an
LW-ati.iug cu2Cls, class 10 wuich our letter as
sures ne you t2iOut
Yours re0rocifJ'ly.
THOMAS u. TALBOT.
Ac,.nt Attomcy -Geaeril.