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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-04
OFFICIAL NOTIOES---0ITY.
MAYoaALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Citr Hall, May II, 1870.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall. May II. 1870. )
rho. DISQUALIFICATION Series!
An ordinance recalling Fink and Nc
Donogh bonds.
WHEREAS, The detailed statement fur.
rfshed to the Fiscal Agent under the provi-
ssions of section - of the act of the Legisla-
.ture entitled A act to fund its floating
debt and liquidate it's Indebtedness ap-
proved twenty-seventh February, 1869. er.
roneously exhibited the Fink Asylum Fund
and the McDonogh School Fund as creditors
of the city;
Be it ordained, That the bonds issued un.
der said statement to said funds be recalled
end Cancelled by the Administrator OF Ac.
counts, in presence OF the Commissioners of
the Consolidated Debts.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, May II, 1870.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
Ell. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 2
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NAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, May 81, 1870.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, /
City Hail, May 81, 1870. !
mo. Decentralization Series.
Resolred. That the Administrator of I'm
provements be and he is hereby authorized
to advertise, by ten days notice in the Off
cial journal, for proposals to supply his
department with ten thousand 10000 bar
refs of shells for repairs TO shell roads,
and he is also empowered to reject any or
all bids or proposals that are not for the
interest of the city.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New
Orleans, Nav 81. 1870.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 8
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BIAyoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, A..
City Hall. May 81. ls70.
mo. l14-Administration Series.l

mo. DISQUALIFICATION Series.l
Gan ordinance amending an ordinance appro.
p~riating money to defray the expenditures
1of the Department of Improvements, for
the month of May, 1870.
SECTION l.. Be it ordained by the Council
of the city of New Orleans. That the follow
ing sums Of money, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, are hereby appropriated
TO defray the expenditures Of the Depart
lent of Improvements for the month of
May, 1870,
l. Expenditures Of the Department proper
SAG 81, as follows:
Pay roll Of salaries. 1856 67
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MAYO2ALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Oity Hall Nav al 1874

mo. 1l9 Administration Series
WHEREAS, There is a misunderstanding
between the Department of Finance and the
Bank of New Orleans in regard to the duty
of the latter to pay the coupons for interest
on bonds issued by the late City Of Jeffer-
son therefore, be it
Resolued. That the Bank of New Orleans
be and is hereby requested and authorized
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MAYORALTY OF NEW URLEAN
w.. MN - .asa

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
CITY Hall, June J., 1870.
no. l40-Administration Series.I
WHEREAS, 1t is for the interest OF the city
OF New Orleans that the bonds of the float.
ing debt, for the three million loan of 1870,
now being printed in the city of New York,
should be signed at the earliest possible mo-
ment by the Mayor and Administrator of
Finance, therefore,
Be uresolred, That the Mayor and Admin
lstrator OF Finance be, and they are hereby
authorized to proceed to New York and 10
sign the aforesaid bonds in that city.
ReSolred. That discretion is hereby granted
to these officers to send to Europe such
amount OF the foregoing bonds as, they may
deem judicious.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, June l. 1870.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 3
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
ulity Hall J-,a Is-n

mo. Decentralization Series.
ResOIced. That on registered bills Of the
city OF New Orleans, approved by the Mayor
and Administrator of Finance, in the float
ing debt statement, where no resolution or
contract Is shown, interest at seven per
cent per annum shall be allowed from the
approval OF the Finance Committee, pay
rolls excepted.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, jane l, 1870, the following members
being present and voting:
Pierce, Bonzano-6.
Nays None.
Absent: Administrator Walton.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE. Secretary.
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OFFICIAL ~NOTICES---OITY,
o.


DEPARTMENT OF l-MPROvRMENTs.>
City Of New Orleans, June 2, 1s70.
CEALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO TBE
- undersigned, will be received until FRIDAY
NOON, the seventeenth day of June, proximo, for
the following contract:
For furnishing all materials and building brick
sides and bottoms for all the bridges or culverts in
st. Charles avenue from TivOli Circle to Toledano
street; also, for constructing . brick sewer In the
csntre OF st. CHARLES avenue. and in length about
thirteen hundred feet each side of Melponene ca
nal. according to specifications on file in the office Of
the city Surveyor.
Bids to be for superficial, foot of all brick work laid
complete. according to the specifications, and to
state the price, payable cash or payable in certi6-
Gates issued by The city of New Orleans, bearing in
terest at the rate of seven and three.tenths q $40
per cent per annu1m.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
No proposals will be received unless accompanied
by a written guarantee in the following form, signed
by two responsible parties satisfactory TO the Mayor.
the Administrator of Finance and Administrator of
improvements:
NEW ORLEANS June -, 1870.
We, the undersigned, do hereby guarantee, in the
sum of one thousand dollars that should this con-
tract De awarded to ---,h he Will enter into q
~notarial agreement to carry the same into effect,
and furnish the security prescribed by the specihca-|
tons on file in the office Of the City Surveyor.
(SisredD ---
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for bric
work on 81. Charles avenue"
j2 I'd J.h WEST, Aonlnisiratof.
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MAYoRALTT OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall Mar Il lsIn

MAYoRALTT OF NEW ORLEANS,
= City Hall, May 81, $50
mo. DISQUALIFICATION Series.]
Resolred, That the Administrator OF I'M
y grovements be, and he is hereby authorized
Co advertise for proposals for a steam dredg.
ing machine, to be used in the drainage
canals; also to negotiate for the purchase Of
a dredge boat, suitable for the purpose.
adopted by the Council OF the city of New
Orleans, May 81, 1870.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
a true copy:
81. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 8
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Oily Hall, May 81. 1870.

mo. Decentralization Series.l
BE IL resolued, That permission is hereby
granted to the proprietors of the building
&nown as. 'The Merchants Pavilion !" stu
sa6ed on the levee, at the mead of Poydras
~estreet, to retain said building at its present
location.
Be it further resolved, That this per.
emission shall be liable to revocation at the
pleasure of the Council.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
G0rleaus, May 81, 1870.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 3
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SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, ETC., That
payment of expenditures as above, other
than those OF salaries and pay rolls, shall be
made upon vouchers approved by the Ad-
ministrator of improvements, and the Ad-
ministrator of Public Accounts shall draw
his warrants upon the Administrator Of Fl.
nance in favor of the person or persons
holding the vouchers approved as aforesaid.
SEC. 8. Be it further ordained, etc., That
the Administrator of the Department of I'm
provements shall furnish to the Depart
ment of Public Accounts a certified abstract
OF the pay rolls and salaries due by his De-
partment; the Administrator of Public Ac-
counts shall draw his warrant upon the
Department of Finance for the aggregate
amount thereof, and the Administrator of
Finance shall take the individual receipts
Of the parties borne upon the salary and
pay rolls, which shall be furnished to him
by the Administrator of the Department of
Improvements.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, May 81, 1870. the following mem
beers being present and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw. Delassize, Emley,
Pierce, Walton, Bonzano.
Nays: None.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
4 true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, hay 81, 1870.

NlA1UKALII Of INV III AVS, {
City Hall, hay 81, 1870. !
mo. 107-Administration Series.
Resolced, That permission be and the
same is hereby granted to the Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company to have
aud retain the building used as an Office by
them, on the levee, at the head of Girod
street; provided that this permission shall
Eenain in force at the pleasure Of the Coun.
Gil.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New
Orleans, May 81, 1870.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS. Mayor.
A true copy:
Ell. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 8
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OFFICIAL ~NOTICES---CITY.

leans. out of the funds provided by the con-
tract between the bank and the city.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, May 81, 1870, the following mem
bers being present aud voting:
Yeas West, Shaw, Delassize, Emley,
Pierce, Walton. Bonzan0.
Nays: None.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 3
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, Mag 81, lsJ0.
mo. 120-Administration Series.I
Resolred, That ordinance No. lib, new
series, approved June %, 1866, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, May 81, 1870.
BENZ. Z. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H, CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 8
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DETITION.

t/AAA
10 ths nonorable the City Council of the City
CT New Orleans:
kSTLEMEN-Th undersigned property holders
Sn Iferes street respectfully ask of your honorable
pouy 70 cause brick banqusttes, with wooden
cypress curling, to be made on each side of Freres
street, from CaliIope to Washington streets.
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PETITION.

To the Honorable Council City OF New UrIeans:
We, the undersigned property holders on Liberty
Street. between Euphroslne and " ashipgton streets.
earnestly beg of your honorable BODY TO grant US
our p~stition, which is, that all unmade banluettes
On ii berty street shall be made, between Euphrosine
and jackson streets. WITH ston ne curling, and De.
tween Jackson and Washington streets, or Liberty,
with wooden (cypress) curbing.
Knowing tins to be an Improvement necessary to
this street, we submit our petition to Gne decision
OF your honorable body. hoping that son will grant
US this our petition:
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MAYoEALTT OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
City Hall, Msy g., 1870. !
No INSTRUMENTATION Sarins

mo. INSTRUMENTATION Series.
Resolved, That the Administrator of
Waterworks and Public Buildings be-. ard
ee is hereby authorized 10 cause the cree.
Gon of suitable cisterns within the Court.
house Enclosure, the cost not to exceed $500.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, May 81, 1870.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
4 true copy:
II. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 3
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DETITIGN

To ths Honorable the City Council of New Orleans:
undersigned property holders.
on locust, street, respectfully ask OF your honorable
Pras1 surDing to be made on each side of Locust
s'Tsst, from Ga,iiope to Washington street.
"oeafneSus Deg mat you will grant our petition.
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MAYoIALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
CITY Hall, May 81, 1870. I

H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 3
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Proposals to be indorsed Proposals for setting
and furnishing stone q St. Charles avenue"
myl7 I'd j. H. WEST. Administrator.
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PROPOsALS.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENT, !
City of New Or cans I
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IOtai.-.. 81 81
For the Department of Public Buildings
and Waterworks, three thousand eight hun.
dred and twelve dollars and thirty-three
cents (s3Sl2 33).
For the Department OF Police, six thou.
sand six hundred and twenty. six dollars
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Proposals TO be endorsed Proposals to furnish
ION Nork for ot.-ChArlos avenue.
my27 ID ]. g, XG6TL Admfni.4r,An,M
, 1870-12-03
, that very fewf wftFAnsfers would b

made.
Tho second proposition is equally OBJ
jeoted to BY tbs ><arohopsemeu, that It
would be practically impossible, 70 store
every carload Of grain In u separate bin:
Granting tho truth sof the .staseneut> tbs
objection il still yalueless4 Not one-tenth
part OF the grain received here would be
stored separately in any event; it is sener-
1ily to the advantage of the owner to have
his grain 10 into common bin, and few
would with their grain to be stored seps-
rately. A few small bins in each ware
house would furnish AM tho -accommedh-
siona required in this direction, especially
when it v1s known that tho evils now en-
tailed by mixing were in large part done
away with. =,
Bat the question Of expedienoy, even It
raised honestly, which it is not, should
never be allowed 10 stand in the way of
absolute individual right. EvoEy man has
the right 10 retain tho control of his own
property, and to assert otherwise ia to
preach q doctrine frau3ht with damsge 10
the best interests OF the community. One
thing is certain. Permit tho ovners OF
grain Il store it with my ono With whom
they may wish to contract for that ser-
vice and, If the present warehousemen
ca1not perform that service, plenty OF
oilers will be found ready aud anxious to
| do so.
, 1870-12-03

Tho year 1870 has been tirgular one. mo
tcorologically considered, al oves the globe.
Tho long prottacted autumn, with us, il
equally remarkable with the sun-spot heats
Of the past summer.
1t is now the Sd Of December, we'll on into
the practical winter quarter, though the A.
manAcs generally fix the beginning Of thAs
quadrant IL coincident with the time OF the
winter aolstica- The Official season OF naTi-
CATION expired three days ago, but tho lake 10
still cloaE Of Ice, the river weAr1 Its SIMMER
aspect; freezing Seems to b. months away
yet and the water which couneets Chicago
With the Eastern world in a major sense. Is
yet bustliug with life on its surface, though
death MAY be In its mutky deptha.
This seasouL peculiarly has its advan'
tagcs and its disadvantages Prominent
asnong tho latter We mty note tho fact tha'
the packing season hAs been delayed. ths
weather. not being cold enough for Killing
| hogs; and, n I consequence, prices to th'
farmer have run down ve.y 1oH. owing to th'
lack Of demand. But this IL much moro thar
oountetbalanced BY the advantages of ii.
protEacted warm weather. The city Authori
ties hare bean enabled to push etreet improve
mena forward, to complete filing. AK
grading, and paving on many thusoushfasss
which pthsr4fso would hava been "no thor
oo&hfsze" through the dreag winter. Build
, 1870-12-03
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1870.

INK oort1actora havs boan sbl6t b auish many
bu,l6iugs which had; not been calculated On ~
al to occu;y this 5eai, md many havs touod
u possible 70 pat thelr homes ia order, whs.
in otber .oa1s, hsve'bsen uuprspa,el for tas
1he bsneneent' cbi.1a,cter OF Tho season il
most marked IN il, effects on tbs poorer
eissses, whose euplo, mant falls, OF becoas.
psesasaous at best, with the advsut OF tho
aut cold map. while their expenses are in
creased. or suffering epauea whcru increase
Of expenditure Ia forbidden by .ack ot funds
Their active life Is heightened BY 90 much OF
time, and the winter IL proportionAsely abort
entd, whiIe tho e1penees Of the seaeon are
deereased ip gre,,tsr ratio. i fnel il chsapar,
both ty virtue Of its being moro apundkns
ard in less demand.
Herce, though tho continuance Of The n.
tumn to comparatively late date, IL not ap
pzteiated By every ons and though those
merchants who deal in winter goods ara com,
planning Of dull times. and wishing The cold to
set In, tina phenomenon Il boon at NO raeau
makt itude to the people, There arc 1t leas1
x. COO workers In the city whose wages vii
b raid this autumn two weeks longer thar
the average; and not less than 200, 900 soul,
whose expenditures will be reduced In tht
esne 1atio- Ths benefit to tho people Of thi,
city will not be less than tro milIione, il nsas
ured by dollars 1t will hs worth far n:1
,hAn that sun, II gauged BY ths suffering pro
VENTED, and the extra comfort permitted b.
keeping back winter till nosrly Chrlasma
Day.
, 1870-12-03

Of tho national honda now outatandingr |
andon whsoh The government Il Spying In!
te1est-trom Ill thess facts we affirm thse
Sccretzry Boutwell, II Responsible to th3
country for any svindle tho government
may sustain at tho hands Of thasA roads;
II he has full power to know their oondt:
ton and 10 compel them, to the ,e1tsat Of
heir znoans, To redeem, not only the In:
terest, but the principal Of the bondt
issued by the government, Without wait.
ing until they fail due, thirty yeara from
the date Of their issue. Applying thesa
reserved powers to the Pacific Roads, il tho
Secretary shall find thaa they have actusllx
cost an average of only s35, 900 to $40, coo
per mile, or one-haH the public aid they have
received. exclusive OF Tho land grant, it
then becomes his duty to inquire what has
been done with the other hall, and why it
should not now be mado to 10
spond 10 his requisitiou, thxs:
it should be used in redeomi7g
- C., buyingin aud cancelling-the gov
eminent bonds issued for their benefit. II
it has been distributed in the form of
cash to the mcmbers.of the Credit Nobilier,
-,
.,.;' & ,.,... ~ s 81" sa 10 w. a1es ,'u1. w
.sA N s o1 ~ 4. ~
, .on.: -. ~ 40 5us, .uns. t.n - "eu aau a
~e4AAo s~.sA :" 4et'.o VAC "'P."s o'e' sue
a.., .aa 80. =. CONSTITUTION ~ 1eoee"''s Inc
Aa'-1AA ~ p''
Ano ouon iac'n' 'Aa''"ss So"pa-
~ m1ess ''m. lis eos' u 1oaa "sa
iuoo,'.o' Anese nsusea arc e'1aenu1
eooAen up 70 cover toe atnooa. OF govern
aent a'o g'ante" anu ot eaP.ln slocA A.
'oSso' "o1ca a1e sogetnel > to' ,au',S
ahe actual coat OF building INC ROAD mas
not been naucn, II any greater tnan sno
afst mortgage oonds' winch amounted to
s.',s3., ,ooo. but, besides these, they hare
1ssced >2t,9l5, ooo OF unlled states bonoa,
S1o,4oo,oo0 OF land grant bonds. and Y
Slo,ooo,ooo OF income bonds. In snost'
while insent'pe ingenious appliances to'
extracting AZ the capital from she ROAD IN
the foim OF pfohts to tho ring, they
arc plllng up DEBT IN endless quantity
against tho roao, IN ~ tho 1ofma which
d ingenuity OF faafoaa tnieves las eve'
invented even 10 tne extent ot mortgag1ng
It's tasufe moome-au with the evident
'n.en' Oh geet'ns Out ftoln uooof tae nna-
, 1870-12-03
TIE WAREHOUSE QUESTION,

The Ottawa Republican, in An article on
the provisions Of the new constitution Of
this State relasing to railroads and grain
warehousing, saya: .....-.
The members q nc present leR,sasure, soon
mate, this xitt<r, united effort 70 utilize them
10 statutory pro',sons: .n nc ~ 20 sp?assnt
5oa1 interests Of The S,3se will, Of course, nsnt
to The pl,ter end iii 6easurea 1noktng toward
: carrying cut of tmse constitutional ea13s. =.
constitution iiself win all their power, even
sending packages Of 1icters with iii the A1tlcles
opS ,ass pea :, = s1e ;e
% vote iaia nctet' fnese % setaieuea ucee1 vere
M % e.s ossF c1 Z n tss Sac
which Z FAffroa1 TIDE With that kfud Of dcsaf-
rnnntion 70 beat the consutn1 n1on ttse1f. Eueuotfa
viii szke note OF The cn1nhinastonB which may be
expected IN ne WAY Of ainae;ina them 10 the per
hapda."
There is no doubt that \ determined
effort will be made to render nugatory the
provisions Of the constitution on this i'm.
portant subject, aud the friends of reform
viii need to scan closely every word Aue
phrase Of the legislation thereto pertaining
to see that no loophole is left through
which the monopolists may still drive u.
old stage, which is the vehicle OF SO man,
abusea The great thing 10 be done is {.
secure to every owner OF grain the sam
| right which is possessed by tho owner Q
every other kind Of personal property
the right to send and store his p.opert
where hu pleaseA, and to preserve the il
dividuality Of that property ii he wishes
do 60. 20
The first Of these propositions is objec
ed 10 by ths railroad rings, on the grour
that it would seriously impede the tran
action of business The objection Is wort
less The power to send grAin TO any WAT
house, once vested in the owner OF u
!. grain, the proprietors Of the sever
elevators would find Il 10 their interest
| deal fairly with the oonniguors, aud the'
would b 60 little occasion for discr1min'
, 1870-12-03
President Grant ana Senator Schurz.
Iks1atcA 70 tht Ci17e,Mn4ti CoMmkrei1A


WAsa1SoToS, Nov. S0.-Soiue interesting
facts have come to me- to-day regArding the
p1eaiJent'e eccentric Treatment OF SeuAtor
Schurz, In connection with Missouri politics,
and the l2tter's witt to the White House
fortnight sso. 5hsee facts may be relied oo
Collector Ford, Of st. Louis, reached tho eye
Of Senator Schurz, that gentleman wrote
feepecful letter to tho President, inctosing
COPY Of the letter, AID stated his belief th4t
sens portion Of the Presidents letter hA1
bean omitted in it's publicatiou, and
that he thought the, President would
not write such letter without some qualacs-
ton. Ho me1ely WEote to Ask i the ae1tar WA
genuine. To bis letter, which Was c7uehed IN
The most respectful language, the President
made no Eeply. and the campaign proceeded,
Senator ScEurZ arrived here Oh 1ueadsy, the
I5tn mat, the receipt OF his letter not eTen
having been Acknowledged in the meantime
on the day Of his arrival In arranging bis
bouashoId a1&irs, xnd did not call at the
White Hou4a. and tho Chronicle here.
tbs following morning. took conspieuou,
notice OF the fact In : pointed editorial
paragraph On Thursday Senator Schurz
small delegation uf Quaker Indian agents in
the xait1ng room. He sent card 10 IN tbs
usual manner to the President, soou &tter
which His ExceIeucy aummoued the Qna-
kets to his receiving foomt Ie2E7n4 senator
Schu1z, contrary to I'll tho usagea Wnicn
havc prevailed in the intercourse between =
Pre.ident and menber Of the sen.ts' .t ~. nsi
| ing in tie aLte-loou. Soon After the QoA,,
hes gs1e admitted. the President sent word
to Sehurz that he was very busy With . rev,
enus c.ss; th.t when th.s should b hn,,6ea n6 q
| he would be engsged upon another, M p
f,ct he would not be able to $50 him On th.,
day. Upon this Senator sehnrz quietly !s,' a,
10 bui.tirg and has not entered t since, no.
has ho receired, either from The rtedldsns o
Tia fritnas, m e1plaoation Of tho .Asont
sena,or feels h.: he sss, e.s Sssn dedoSI aoS Ii
f1iet,ds here believe that II WAS tntentionA.
In tte tane connection, tho Rsssdsnt'
treatment Of one Of schuxza espeea0 iItend:
msy be mentioned. Mt. Kaufn,1,, a. r. IN
auential 0o1man- and the defestsd Rspnollea1
Ddid.ts tos eusea.1tt GotenuT e1 Tat, o. IL. ~,
| ~ Ia tictnt- oallod on tho President dutinI
hia y;s1t hers, list wesk, t. PAY 6is respeos
Thp oonu 90 civi1itisa hid hardly been q
changed, vhso ths Presidanf sasaile4 II