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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02
OUR PRINCIPLES

RepsSlie # Ordr. Hsnesy snd Jsaice.
-UAinersal s.Eragc. e1cep for ~osllascs and
tagabosds. 49,
Cioic sn;ascs Of tie ,chie and colored
L~o.iaiomidns.
Education for all,
No more political Carpet baggers, nor
x5eless rordies IL Louisiaxa.
Political Eqsaluy Of sataralised and
Ameriras bora caizeas.
Protection esseaded TO la5orioss i'm
migranis.
Respect for tie lao.
We UM erak the honest man 10 Office and
reject III d;shonest.
Losisiana asxss BE rsled BY Honesty and
zaasdigeace.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02

Do yon know how to read
No. sir.
How 10 w.itc2
Still less.
flaw 10 sreak?.
This is comma right.
-i1"wAo speak as Cir.rof
oh! better than Cicero, | think.
-B"' yon know how to dig aud ,ill7
OF c"ntse.
Aud when m Irish pa,a,oe is rotten, do
yon ga, tina, rotten po~la,ne?
NO, indeed I prefer pndiing.
ALI! All! You know w',e" you are hungry,
ell?
oh! yes, l am wide rwake there.
Then, The people will send you To L.eci-la
inrc, NJ. %Iy"ramns, hecanss H-nnen'- Dyes,
Of lS6l-is radically incorrect.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02

Napoleon, the one who was grca.,
frequently addressed the French People in the
following terms: "The government will see
that y"n are protected j" the enjoyment, Of
your rights, and promise y"n my ''p,",er,ioo'
Whenever yon ara wronged and imposed on"
Napoleon was ais" . g,eat general.
Alexander was the second. Cesar The third,
Napoleon the fourth; but then who is the fist
one ...
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02

The ca'pe,-haseers say that they hav.
brooRh. in their bags The papers ,ha, Sc; lie
coiored men free.
But, si"ce those bags are empty, it is occes.
sa'y I" fill them With other p~aper>,-sreen
backs, of course.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02
ATELlEU DE CNAUSSUHcS
81. DANES EFT MESSIEURS.

Madame A. CHAvANEi, don, ~I'a,e,;er d.
can"ssnrts ct place r'e- d" college Jefferson,
avcr,it SEES clirni. u"'-I'e Went de r-crvni, dps
"nv'icrs de Ia Nonveilr OrIians ri pn'e IL
p"nrra de' orn;ai> rtpondre prnnp,ement a
l-n,s com,nauA.s.
Nine. A. Ch.vane, AZ recnmmAnde a Ia
bi-"vrilI~nce dn public DE- S,-Jmqucs,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02

: The Lomisia"s M;Htid.-Ths organization
of our militia un,ier the rscsn, State law, is
going nn qn',e a~c,iv-'y. OF course, there is no
'r"nble i" fi"din9 plenty "f yo""g me" who
know how to form" mud proceed according to
the military style IA. O. Bee.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02

Ignorance being the very title 10 The office
OF Legislator or Iynornmns, the laws shall
henref,"lh he snh,c,ib-d with q cross.
What a Cross 70 a peoplc!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02

y" a letter 10 the Pope the ex Qosan no,iAes
his Holiness If her #bdic*,ion, ~nd begs his
hassssiwg lot the Prince VI the As.urias sud
Spain.
PARA, June 27.-The Committee on peti.
''""s in the C"rps Lrgisla'if, at the rcq"es, Of
Olivier, have repm,-l nnfavorabIy OH the
application Of the Orleans Princes 10 return V
Ftance.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02

The white h'ackbird is a rara auis rarely
known to na,nraiisis.
Show ma a" honpst political carpe,.bsyscr
aud will show you a miracle.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02
Sml0con Store.
Ancicm ma gmsSn LENS Lcrey.
Groceries de toute sspsce.
V:ns ('I.yl., ~

Wins, Whisky, Liancnrs,
J.mtmns, V.A"d-s .a'4rs,
H"iI-s Riz, Gtnissr,
CnmssI.es, Frnnace,
FArl""s. r"mm", dr tesre, IL
Cafe, S"rre, The, ETC., ETC..
cJ~Le to"t anr prir les pins modtrts.
IL mag.-in est co'nple'-m.n, a%ssn,ti.
RE" d'e>sen,iel Ny manqn.. NJ. J.anL.
Coppnnex, ie nouvean pr"p'ie,.i,e, s'-Tnrrera
de pi"> en- nm. d. m-,ii.r IL cuufauce de
cenx Gn, th"nntetoui de ieut .is,le.
~ mai 70.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02
AvE3

les Members de Ia Sociek TAssisancs
n,ntueLe de- 81 jacques So rannironi Sxmedi 2
Jnil!e, c%uuran,, q S heures r. NJ.
J. A. RICAUD
Secreluire.
St.Jacques 2 Jnillet 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02
Shoe Fly Store.

MARCEL GUIDRY n l'honnenr dc faire part
1 ees s,nis ct a Sal nn,nhrpn.c c!ieniais un'ii
wien. de transporter son ,n"gs-im dams 10
I"cal de Monsieur Auguslin NoME.-Co'!cge
Point.
SHOO FLY saura repondre a tnn,es les
ex,gcnces. II JUN 10.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02

When The bladder Of Nsro.eo" is irregular
the DOurse il dull.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02
a vendre

l%-N Une prop~iftf si,nee dams lie
:sE v"isinase hn C"lI6ye Jefferson,
61Ea3i&S st jacques, live sa"cl.., mesh.
rant III" dr,ni arpsm, de face an Aeave sur nme
pr"iondcnr h'snvit"" Qnara,,e arren,., avrc
maison, %cnisine, hi Uses, Ut authorizations do
tout genre. T-I,e cnltivse et productive,
l.r.'n en- rapport, ba'inre excclIrnt.', e,c...
Saaresser an hnrean In Louisiauais.
S''J.rqne<, 9 Juliet 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-07-02
M<N1N NNMAN
-"

Ex"rcera sa profession dams Ies paroisse.
S.-J"cq"es, S'.Jean.B .pai.ts, Ascension, e,
devanl Ia C""s S"pram. IL l'E,a,.
bureau i: hab',at,on A.. 3. ROMAN.
P"ste: C.ntfellr P. ID.
NJ. A fred Roman sera ,ons les jomrs a son
bnrsnn, de- 10 ten,es A. N. 4 2 h-ur-s r. H..
saul !e iu"ti an il ~ ,ronvera 4 Ia Mai,on Ls
C"nf de Ia p~arois<e S,-Jacqnes.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
AUSTRALASIA.
DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN SAN
FRANCISCO AND SYDNEY-AUsTRALLAN NEWS
THE WAR IN NEW-ZEALAND.

DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN SAN
FRANCISCO AND SYDNEY-AUsTRALLAN NEWS
THE WAR IN NEW-ZEALAND.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-The steamer Idaho
arrived to-day from Honolulu bringing the first direct
Australian mail The Idaho connected at Honolulu with
the steamer Wonga, from sydney The latest ad
vices from Sydney to the Goth OF March and from
Auckland to the h OF April The Idaho brings 40 pas
sepgers from Australia nearly all OF whom route
for England and a very large mail from New South
Wales and NewZealand. The WoDga-Wonga ia TO he
followed by the City Of Adelaide and the City OF Mel
bourne which have been chartered by Mr.. Hall, who
was formerly United States Consul at sydney, and who
has obtained subsidy from the NewZealand Govern
meDt. ,,,-,. ~,
Phefson had been twice defeated during day ana IL
Was Thought certain that he would resign Robert Glad
stone nephew Of the English Premier, had been hed
by fall from horse. ----. -, A..
traia causing immense destruction OF property ana the
loss of many lives The gales had been very heavy ana
numerous shpwrecks had been reported. The estate or
the Hon. John Robertson had been heluestfhted Ills
liabilities amounted 10 <l,250.O1 o.
The construction Of telegraph line through queens
land TO with the Singapore cable. If 10 DE l
dately commenced. The sugar and cotton crops IN
Queensland had been seriously damaged ny ANy hoous
The following Intelligence has been received from No"
Zealand: Major a attacked Maraepa, and captured
IL after one hours engagement The garrison were taken
prisoners; 10 OF the killed and $40 captured
the remainder escaped. The rebel chci lek9au nAn SUI
ceeded In eluding his pnrsuerr ana retfehbd 10 tho ~
nesses Of the UrmeRa country. The Government han
retained the services Of the friendly natives of New"
Zealand " continue The pursuit 1bc EhBunh noiuicih
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
THE EXCISE LAW.

Ever since the passage of the new Excise
law the arrests In this city have increased greatly in
number. Scarcely any attempt has been made TO
ceal the sale Of liquor upon sundays and from being the
quetest day in the week 1t rapidly becoming the most
dis0rdery The words Of the law strict enough but
the law Is practically nuty. That Ii Il pre-
tense the part OF the Excise Commssioners-ther
declaration that they will strictly enforce the LAWS
perfectly evident from the bold action OF a major
ity OF the liquor dealers in keeping the
shops open. Another very clear evidence
Of the way the wind blows at headquarters the chang
ing about Of captains and sergeants who have made
themselves Objectionable by their watchfulDess Of tho
liquor dealers Ohicousness In the enforcement of the
Excise law Will not be the future Of the vices Of
police force.
The arrests for criminal 0enses the first week in March
lltJ last week 0f March, l,29 first week Of April
li93; first week of May LOO 1hs Last number Of ar
rests s the largest ever made IN the city in one week
aud IA remarkable commentary the reforms promised
by the advocates Of the Charter and the new Excise
law.
The number Of arT ss made yesterday by the police In
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

REVIVAL OF TIE RUMORs OF MR.. BRIGHTS
RETIREMENT-DISCUSSION on THE IRISH
LAND BILL-ARREST OF A FUGITIVE FROM
JUSTICE.
LoSDoS May g, 1870.
The O5serer revves the rumor of the retirement of
Nj. Bright from the Ministry, and mentions Mr..
Mundea as his probable successor.
In the House of Commons on Friday evening the
Irish Land bill was discussed in Committee of the
Whole until the hour of adjournment. Many amend
mcnts were introduced, debated, and rejected. Mr..
Palmer's amendment, restricting the application of
the improvement clause to tenancies created under
this bill provoked an unusually long and interesting
discussion. Finally, on a division, the amendment
rejected by SO majority. The clause was then
adopted.
The decision on the points raised in the Nor
daunt divorce case is ready but will not be de-
hvered until the next term Of the court.
An alleged defaulter named Phillips a passenger
on the steamer Idaho arrested at Queenstown
ON the arrival of that vessel from America lie had
a preliminary examination, but his case was ad-
iourned until the arrival of witnesses by the next
steamer The death of Capt Cutting of the Idaho is
reported.
The death of DR.. Simpson of Edinburgh has re-
vived the controversy respecting the discovery of
the anesthetic properties of chloroform.
The steamer Earl Elgin sunk yesterday off Ssaines
having come in collision with an unknown vessel
The captain and mate and their families were lost
Only seven of those on board escaped.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
THE NEW DOMINION.
THE RED RIVER DIFFICULTY SETTLED-THE NEW
PROVINCE OF MANITOBA TO BE REPRE-
SENTED IN THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT-THE

THE RED RIVER DIFFICULTY SErTLED-THE NEW
PROVINCE OF MANITOBA TO BE REPRE-
sENTED IN THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT-THE
HOSTILE EXPEDITION ABANDONED.
WASHINGTON, May S.-The Secretary of State
Yesterday received official information from Ottawa
Canada that the Dominion Government had made such
concessions as will at once terminate the difficulties in
the Red River country. Territory will be formed,
entitled Manitoba to be represented In the Dominion
Legislature at ottawa by two Senators and four members
of the lower House. and troops to he sent into the
Manitoba Province except to suppress Indian troubles
The Dominion Government to deray the expenses OF the
new Provincial Government is TO allow a sum OF &3OoOo,
and 80 cents per capita for each person In the Territory
A BRITISH NAVAL FORCE ORDERED TO THE FISH
ING BANKs-SERIOUS ILLNESS OF SIR JOHN
MACDONALD.
OTTAWA, Ont, May 7.-The GOvernOr-Gen-
eral communicated 10 the House OF Commons last
ing the following dispatch received by him from the Sec
retary of State for the Colonies:
DOwNISG-sT., April 10, 1870
With reference to previous correspondence with
respect to the protection of Canadian fisheries have
the honor inform that the Board OF Admiralty
have been requested to send TO Canadian waters force
order. GRANVILLE.
Sir John A. Macdonald, while in his Office yesterday
afternoon suddenly seized with violent pains In his
stomach, causing great agony Fears entertained
setting in of Inflammation of the bowels hut med
zeal men apprehend danger hut think he will
not able to attend business for some time.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
TERRIBLE HAIL STORM IN PHILADELPHIA.
Al.

PHILADELPHIA, c'-fhuout oCioCh tiiiS
afternoon the most destructive hastorm ever known
here passed over the city from northwest to southeast
For nearly minutes there continuous fall of hail
from the size Of pea TO six and seven inches in
circumference The damage done greatly exceeds that Of
the great hail storm of September 1863 The greatest force
OF the storm along Broadst. and in the southern
section Of the city. On the south side OF Chesnuts
above Eighth, hardly pane OF glass is left. Many
churches had their stained glass windows destroyed
The front OF the Continental Hotel as far
as the windows considered, is per-
feet wreck Reports from the suburbs state
that there Is almost total destruction
OF fruit trees, which just in BLOSSOM oclock
tonight the hail still remained in piles In the streets
The hail storm to have expended its fury In and
around this city 1t did not extend the Delaware
River to Camden and dispatches from the interior say
hail there. Many Of the hotels are greatly
damaged, especially the Bingham House, on the corner
Eleventh and the windows being shattered
In the whole OF its extensive front People in all
tons OF the city giving orders to glaciers this
ing for repairs they know there will be rush on the
trad tn-mO
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

sCo that the Prussian Government has addressed
confidential note to the Cabinet of Wiirtemberg
the military conventions between Prussia and the
South German States. This note according to
the Gd<etie, states that Prussia considers herself
bound by the above conventions TO protect
her allies. not only against their enemies abroad
hut also against those at home, and that she
might find it necessary to interfere in favor of the
Wiirtemberg Government against the Democratic
party in that country. At the same time the Prus-
Sian Government expresses hope that 1t viii not be
called upon to perform so painful duty, and that
the authorities at Stuttgart will display sufficient
energy to subdue the Radical opposition in the Wir-
tcmberg Parliament without requiring the assistance
of Prussia.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.

John Ford, resident of North First-st.,
Jersey City, arrested for shooting his wife last even
ing Ford is aboring man, and, it is said, has had
many quarrels with his wife, resulting from his intem
perate habits Last evening he quarreed with his wife
on some petty misunderstanding and drew a revolver
and fired her The ball entered the right cheek ab0v
the Jaw and passed out the other side. Ford then
attempted shoot himself, but the pistol failed to 60
off, While still attempting to fire on himself, some OF the
neighb0rs who had been alarmed by the cries of Mrs
Ford rushed into the house, and saved him. He was
taken the Police Station where he declared that he
shot his wife accidentally; but she made contrary
statement. Ford will be brought before Judge Martin
dale this morning. when an examination will be held
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.

WASHINGTON. May 8.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has prepared statement in tabular form, Of
the nuer Of foreign vessels under enrolment
register now employed in the Of the United
States with the OF such vessels whether steam
sailing vessels the tunnage OF each when built and the
date OF the law Of Congress which, in each author
lied registration enrolment of such foreignbut
vessels" agreeaby to resolution OF the Senate OF the
United States. 1t appears from this document that the
number OF foreignbuilt sailing vessels belonging in
the several districts of the United States and sailing
under United States flag il 13 27 657 tuns steam yes
tuns total 40 vessels 3,078 tuns). The
following statement shows the manner in which the
above gn-but vessels have been admitted to Amer
icaur re
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
ROME.

A PRusSIAN REMONsTRANCE AGAINST INFALLI-
BuLITY-CARDISAL ANTONELLI "ANNoYEDn
AT THE COURSE OF AUSTRIA.
LONDON, May 8, 1870
The Prussian Consul at Rome Herr d Arnhim has
delivered dispatch to Cardinal AntOnelli, strongly
backing the reInOnstrance of Napoleon on the Infal
hbity question.
The reply of Cardinal Antonelli to Baron Won
Beust's note of February 10 has been received in
Vienna. The Cardinal holds to the position taken
by the Court of Rome, and exhibits annoyance at
the spectacle of Austria leading the opposition
among the Powers
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

THE VOTE on TIE PLEBlSCITUM-A QtlEI
DAY-EXTREME PENALTIES FOR sEpilioOo
SPEECHES. ~ ,,o ,o-oepu
Tho voting on the Plebscitum is completed ana
tho counting has commenced. Great military pre-
cort;ons were taken and the city has been qmet All
dav Dispatches from the departments also report
oil ou;et Semi-oflicial journals anticipate dis'uIp
apces tonight or tomorrow but nothing h,S w
CURED up to the present hour to confirm 'nei'
All the Election Committees are asSenoicu "' 'n'ii
places of meeting and will remain there an isht 10
receive the returns from the provinces foiLs were
opened in the barracks and nearly all the soldiers IN
and around the city cast their votes but no c'liah
was admitted to witness the voting
The pohce continue unremittingly their search Tor
persons implicated in the alleged conspiracy, and
many arrests were made to-day both in the city and
country.
NJ Iissacarv has been condemned to one wears
imprsonment and fine of 1900 francs for making
violent speeches at political meetings. Other per
sons have received similar sentences for iniiamma-
tory speeches in the provinces where many journals
have been seized and several condemned to heavy
pcnaltios NJ. Lermina who at a recent public meet
ing urged the impeachment of the Emperor has been
sentenced to two years Imprisonment and fine OF
1000 francs.
The Prefect of Police this morning issued the fol-
lowing pr0clamatiOn
Rumors alarming the public peace circulate In sew
eral parts Of the capital and disorders are edcted
srrr 10 follow the counting vote. The Prefect OF
Police, therefore, deems ii his duty TO warn the CITIZENS
that tie etcaciOuS measures have been taken 10
rcpreSs with energy and pr"mptude every attempt al
seiition The lrefect invites al good euz.S 10 hcSa
away from places where criminal attempts may DC
made thus aid those specially charged with inslring
respect for persons and property
The Journal O6icel yesterday announced that the
issues of the Arenir National the Steele, and the
Rcrcile were seized because of the publication
therein of a false proclamation signed Louis Bona
parte.'
Gustave Flourens is still in London.
AN OUTBREAK THREATENED-REsULT OF THE
vOTE-HEAVY OPPOSITION VOTE IN PARIS
THE GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED IN THE PRO
NINCES.
ELEVEN O'CLOCK P. M.-The people have assembled
in immense crowds in the Boulevards and other parts
of the city The agitation is very great, but there
has Yet been conflict with the police or troops.
The precautions against outbreak are doubled.
strong military guard has been stationed around
the Tuileries. The Places of the COnSerratOire and
Arts-ei- Aieties are occupied by troops, and the
Place des InrdHdeS is filed with cavalry Fresh
troops from the Camp of st. Maur arrived in Paris
tonight.
MlDNIGHT-The vote on the Plebiscitim in the City
Of Paris with one section only to hear FROM fol-
lows:
Ycs.................l3s,79O No..............ls2s1
A few returns from the surrounding provinces foot
up as follows:
Yes...............1OG,596 $50 No $3.50
The city remains tranquil
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE.

DEBATE IN THE L. s. SENATE, THURSDAY, MAY
In the Order of business, on Thursday, the
President announced that the Senate would proceed
to the consideration Of the House bl to abolish tho
Franking Privilege Mr. Stewart moved that the bill be
passed over with view TO reaching the bto enforce the
Fifteenth Amendment and called for the Yeas and Fays
Several Senators exclaimed that he Nr Stewart did not
want the Yeas and Nays when Mr. Conkng sad that he
should like 10 know the reason Mr Ramsey called for
the Yeas and Nays, and after some explanations tho
question was taken-Yeas 25. Nays 80, as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
CUBA.

ANOTHER VICTIM OF SPANISH BARBARlTi-StM- NJ
MARY EXECUTION OF THE CUBAN GENERAL,
G0ICOURA.
HAVANA, May THE steamer TriumfO arrived
here last night, bringing the Cuban Gen. Goicoura
under a strong guard of naval officers. Gocouria
Immediately taken to the JAIL where 6 verbal
court-martial was assembled for the purpose Of
trying him. The court sentenced him to be garroted,
and he was then placed in the capilla. At o'clock
this morning he taken to Principe Fort, and at
o'clock garroted. An immense cOncOurse of persons
assembled on the Hights of Principe. The General
remained perfectly serene and firm to the last.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
GERMANY

'hh NoLLVEhElN PARLIAMENT CLOsED-FoRuA1
hECEPTIoN or THE CHINESE EMBASSY.
u;,,,.,,. BERLIN Mays, 1870
h,ng william closed the session of the Zollverein
armament with speech from the throne. He re-
n'u thanks Tor the ratification lof treaties with
% a,eAlco and the Hawaiian Islands, and congratulated
.ne members on the work accomplished. The King
D-uay formally received the Chinese Embassy
''0'siA THREATENING TO INTERFERE IN THE
DOMESTIC POLITICS OF WURTEMBERG
-, great sensation has been produced i'm Rerlin o5
''1''sN' ny an announcement III the HeseT Ia.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

this city, from a. m. until p M, were FOR ln,oAc
ton, 80; intoxicated and dsorderly, disoraery ar
duct violations OF the Excise law 2; total 3d. S'
Sunday the arrests for the ofcnses were ~ 49,.
In Brooklyn the Excise Board seem to he dolng os.
On Saturday they issued order through Superlhehu
Folk OF the police directing the arrest OF all persons
found breaking the law. Yesterday, in conSequenoe m
this order saloons watched closely by the ponce an
day, and Brooklyn enjoyed peaceful sunday; Pnli.
Grogan the welknown rcStaurantkeeper near the .ly
Hall, was arrested for having his bar open Justlce
Walsh Immediately opened court, aud admitted the
accused to bail to appear the 10th inst.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
SPAIN.

THE CoNTUMACIOUs BISHOPS TO BE DEPRIVED
OF THEIR SALARIES.
MADRID, May 8, 1870.
In reply to Deputies TO the Cortes, the Ministers
OF Justice and Finance declare that the State will
no longer pay salaries of those Bishops who refuse
to take the oath to the new Constitution; but the
Government cannot displace the Bishops because it
did not appoint them
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
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THE RED STOCKINGS AT HONE

Considerable preparation was made for fit
ting reception to the Red Stockings at their grounds In
Cincinnati Saturday, their return from the south,
but the weather materially nterfered The Club how,
ever pla yed q game with picked nine, which resulted
In a victory for the former by a score OF SO to H.
WHITE STOCKINGS VS.. LONE STAR.
New ORLEANS, May S.-A game was played
this afternoon the White Stockings Of Chicago
and the Lone stars Of this city. The former won The
weather clear and pleasant the grounds In good CON
dton and the attendance large. The following was the
score:
whit White ss.o s.oesins'at : Q ia
The next game Of the White Stockings will he We'd
nesday, with the Southerns
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO IN KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 7.-Dnring violent
last night large threestory unoccupied building
the of Third and wyandottests belonging
Ermne Case, blown down. The loss $4,000
There insurance. Almost Immediately after
foursory block the corner Of Third and Delaware
sts, owned and occupied by Aiken Dubois Co.. leather
and saddlery dealers fell with reme ndOus crash bury
ing the stock which valued at t55,0OO The loss on
the building Is $1,000 and the insurance 900 There
was nobody In either building
New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
A FATHER AND TWO SONS DROWNED.
Robert Decker formerly DOOrkeeDer to

state Assembly, and his two sons, residents OF Green
port Hudson, were drowned in the river at Oak
Hill station opposite Catsk yesterday morning about
sunrise. The youngest was gathering od-wood,
when he fell overheard. His father and brother at
tempted to rescue him. and they all drowned The
three bodies recovered soon after Coroner Nos-
burgh of Hudson held inquest, and verdict Of acci
dental drONning' was given.