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, 1870-02-06

HKroATKp PLOT A0ANsr F1Ner A4YHun
;, NKW ioRK, Feb. "a rumor reached tho poltce
aat night Of N attempt 10 be made On the LIE Of
Prince Arthur. 0flcet1 wese detailed 10 watca
tae rI1nca and his party u they proceeded from
ne BlesooEt House to she residence Of Judge
9ueet 4 party Of sun1tns, stationed rear tha
BEtrooFt fIouse, approached the onlcefe, drew
tne!s reyoivers, and told shem to leave. The on.
GERS got Ee!nfolceEe1ss. returned, and attached
the T0taanh After severe light, tney azre+ted
sa; 9ss Au.Rh.. r.; Aa!u1de caaE'es G,tdner.
faen 5o0so s5d sGd ssne! s,s AeSo!y Logea
TIN party refused to make any EXPLANATION of
fnsir conduct. They were Atzal2ncd before the
irR otncels, there not being satilciens Proof 10
Wete committed '>'
LATER-rKnBABLK HOAX.
NEW YoRK, tFch. a-Prt,cc Arthur LETT ,ht4 al.
te1noon 1of Boston. He IL 10 then attend the
Peabody. ooscGuiaf, It Peabody. on Tue.dsv.
to sssai.icatc the Psteee tnsn ranor ssaI suca
tn!cE WIS Intended. Several arrests were msde,
Tue Princes friends denJ The correctness OF the
sothine Of IL Tie eesf L % ssntsn tn.s Il tas.
hoa1.
.... sH1zuRE OF sr1R1rl,
the sec,ng 1T Il Tre Kcne9 a.
fer alleged violations OF the revcnue law.
KxPIOeIpN.
heo.e q nc New York DJslng and Printing e..
tab'shueuss on Staten 1.Iau1, by which four en-.
plo1eea rers frtsasfau, burned; Lou auEaI
a remarkable Clerical scandal u reported In the
Philadelphia ptpess. The delinquent Il Catholic
pr1eat-name nnkuown-and tae victim OF hls
and ny1tettousy disappeared Rev. Mt, Hart.
leJ, Of the SecoCd Reformed Church, has re-
cet!ed letter trum Miss Dohes, In wn!ca ana
rates that she u connucd tn the cell OF cA:hoilc
Church, and that ahe Il to be sent to nunner1
In Milwaukee. The AGAt1 creates much excite
mea' In religious circles IN tue Quaker cir,
d1ed tn!eres and murderer, maAhed cacA other
fos an noas md hui. neas The Pa1isaaes, yesier-
day. Dempsey, the fAvo1ite with those betting,
Mas badly osstent Acd when the reteree, JerlJ
Mull!9an, announced the result o! the nsak, the
eliminate oattle among themseivss. ssss1ai ie Hen
were badly wounded. and the Khoie party return
"a g tne city breathing mutual vengeance to-
DESTRUCTION o. erous
Atee1sot Heostef9 great raid on Wall st1e1t
formally closed yesterday. In judSa Plcrreponts
oeass;; On Tnu5.day notntae;a sanm1n.eauon,
amount recovered from the brnkcrB, wa received
1ron VA htnKton The order g1vea the A1sessor
~, ,0o0 II hts note1. The prcseut Afsesaor sad
snns. a. fees, for prosecuting the respective
cases. About 10000 hAt been paid By the de-
fecdants IN the court Weoaser viii begin Wal
IL IL uos UosA paid I' any s' sax ". anase.s' ss
an capital IN tetive use, although It u known
Of hundred Of millions Of dollars in q yeAr. Toe
proceedings a9atrat these bankers are In p1cps1a.
ton to be died next Tesf: sa:xc,
kIt Burns dog pit IN Water E:rees, Is to be ded
tcatei TO religious wo!ah1p ne1t Monday mofn!nE
Il hnop 4s sts''iss 9Th py Rss csI
,- sxnL x1x utn.
, 1870-02-06

construct ard nsiossin NECESSARY Drains a1d
ETs% S.Tds sor aef1caitota! pnr2oses aIosl 1ns
ei,a toa eonpes.s:soa; bus .pse:.i H4 .aa:l III
be a acted toR toca poiposa."
p H. CROSS, o. Winneo osso-Tna. tho Com.
s1enpttu9 al laodl nom taIes In tne public
By e. HAlNEs & L.te-Tnat the capita. Of
except ~ I vote q tue peope-
a. By ~. UNDEKWoob. Of 81 Cla,r-Tnat the
stais 9eoloxs4s lnstst 10 The neIt vnnme of hls
q the ITAn!ea Lot Al8o "a adjourn unttl Non
as1 "n-n ae1aurnneat l. had. Carried.
Lfd1-LAI1vE pKFAHTXINT.
On motion Of Mf. ALLEN, Of Ca ford, II WA
fokd ,has the report of the conu!ssee on the
Leetalaara DeeaItment t. taken up on AoodaJ
cex1. tn Con mnme Ct the Wno:e, ): II O'Clock,
n. WHEATON. Of kAte, mo1ed that the TO-
csr.S po1i o. .na CoTmttEee Of 'ne Wnols upon tna
ioF eoo1ioeI1son tn convention
~. pEAEST s1eoooully opposed. He did not
aaseaoy Fl qaks, pe IN m.as IS. o,o,
n.i ne M snfgeaoon Of sundrJ opponents OF the re-
NJ: sSY1ER oppolea, md called for .ae pre-
HI. WuEAToS's motion wis los:-,5 to4
Mr. pr11rR SnE1 !; s:I.e e. on oEc sgspAr:
ne DOOR Of so hail BE- fept shut On sunday. ex-
ssps fsom o'e!oek . ,o;:o xn:ea va carried,
Ill., pRowS1iSStsS Sf1I4,ox & aa., 49a,s ao2:a
port Of the Committee OF tn1 Wnosc on tue csusl
question b taAeu up and adopted. Toe report IL
tse y sonSa.as adopted II tue close Of tho seasloa
III. HAYES, Of coot, called for i d.v.4ton Of
tse qf@ssaoo, @ and vote on the nrss eisuse, Wnich
"1he Illinois and Michigan Caul1 shall never
% sold q leased nntu the specldc proposition fat
ths sale q lease thereof bha nrst hsse beea sub-
n . q NJ In @tA So
, 1870-02-06
A Man Classified In n ~ax.t mn-
AeK By a wommu

rFpm tAe Ft1nfnesea {Dtl1 Journal
lew d4!t aKo, ~ repoft hat Il 4 noTei nroea.
dune took Place In THU c1ry, ID tha nsture nf tne
chxsttNnR Of ncsly married 1nn b. tas h,1fs.s ts
mother. FIom VIA; - can leArn Of ne csc tae
gentleman cc4trTed Al ht GOT, and We trsss hs1
n1a6e lasting Impression upoa ns nina II It i1a
put upon hi4 fkce End head Ii a.ens thr rsntis
man, WHO va I widoxef, Wooed, woa Ia nsr.
1ted m Industrious JoaR2 lady. Who forner:v
resided IN the lower rA1t Of Thu s:a.e, ao1 via
VII ecgaged IN the bQ1tnesa OF drcss1ak,ek. 81.
Who uoyed 10 this city = shon ume beyore Xr
- became acquainted with her She vii doiae
4 Euod bukDekA IN tnt xboTn ltae when b n1zrled
hef. The horc} noou had hardly pa1scd before
Inc hnibaod blsa I'D Iii tha bright proposes, ~
well ~ The faithful promised be had made 70 her,
b. getting upon one Of HI cd tine dFunn; Aoa
when tn thai condition he u II dltny In nta hahia
~ drunken man c2u veil b. Hs continued "a
hin spreer, detp!te The peadinFs Of ne. whom ~
Ind promised 10 lore and cherish, 1n1l 1ofoeal-
Ance CEASED to hc ststua. aud ehe !eid h:s sz1ef.
koce1 heturt her noineI. who thought sac woaLo
IT another style OF Argument: 70 aus ta9p!le3 Z
eef1eN With rair Of Weapons knoHn II s.eet
frucEe5, 11d y1A'ed tnt Ttaldtnca Of her o!atn-
fnl soo-ln law, aEd proceeded 70 caas:tsa him ~
@iEnef thas hrouEut hin 10 hls kreet and oe
p!omlaeo 10 Do whatever bne wired. He bek$e3
NJ wus'a pardon fcf hh part neglect Ills
no!tef.tn.av had a Btble frpuSht to.ta- AID
Oeut ntn t1ke TN cath 10 ho$tAQ from f4t totaI-
Eauaa "A cup How long h viii Keep HI oksA ~
, 1870-02-06


Price Arthur attended the Philharmonic re-
hea1tal Al sne Ac*dtuJ yesterday Afternoon. Tnc
box wa4 neatly dfaped with the English and
American co!orx Tue Prince and William Cullen
Brg ant and dAughter occupied the same uox. The
audience WIS composed mstnly OF lAdtes, but the
dMuDgutahed y1kttor wat c1tefrd, And the orches.
:ra 1ruft away from the regular progrADHe, aud
played ~ God Save the Queen"
, 1870-02-06

ST. PAUL. Feb. h-Tne Serr Nation Rtyca long
account Of : mats meeting held al Fort Carr,
explained hts mission aud the polcy OF rue csnA.
d!4n Government The following VA the result:
Mf, Riell moved that twenty Representatives, sn1u
b elected By the Er Elnh people Of Red Mser to
meet twenty other Representatives elected b. the
French population On Fr;daJ. the 75th Inst, At
the Court AouEe. Tor The patpose OF conslder!ng
Gliding What wonia ee the bet course for the we1.
fare Of the county. This notou wAi carried. 4
committee waA then appointed 70 apportiou the
hhEtnh representatives, hut the lttolt Of tnAt
meeting IA not ret kLoNn.
, 1870-02-06

CIT or MKz1co, Feb. !, ria HAVANA, Feb. e.
An attempt, By the troops, to ss1aaunate Lerdo
Detajada and proclaim Santa Anna, has bean dIs-
covered hers knd frustrated. The ftnRIcadcr1
hare been alrested and thrown IN pEison. Order
nat been 1esto4ed ID Puehll. Th9 aashor!tlaa IN
Aichoacan are armtnR trooph The real purpose
Il unknown The pse:ence u to preserve tho
Peace.
IroopS have marched NON Vera Cruz aeaInks
OHLAha- The insurgeui General Echegn3 ha4
Joined the insuIReu1A
L battlo took plAoe IN San Luis Tosoei On the
1Sih ulr-. between tho ln1urgents &ud the govern.
rneni uoopa. The insurgents wert victorious,
capturing twenty pieces oS ARTILLERY, and CON.
pel.lnz General Roene 10 ~ IN haa.e- II Is beuered
that General SeG7ete IL concealed IN th4s c.tJ,
VoIklng In fAyor Of Santa AHA
, 1870-02-06

fi1uls, PileA, Dts<4sea Bours ass EntrAsEnJ cured
without PAIN Of knilA Ps.laetns ntast ovAtian
and aeeus tuHo!b eu1td With Nfld aud seseottoe
xrAtnspL b, Al e1pe1caecd frzFeoa a0d shraeIAa.
.ho hss bad % 1eH, T. t'e.ssrk es.oesc
s4fe CAAxea fee laaa ths RatssAt y eQred Oaso
i9 6p-+a Gssx r. Ee4.SxA ,, s2xs2L
, 1870-02-06
FIr~E

BOSTON, Feo. a-The larIa machine shop Ia
Milford, N15s owned by MACY / E4cr1dka, and
occupied BY E. i. Aloec, WI burned last nignt.
Loe4 -, eco; insured.
6atEeuta wheel factory io Test AueshurJ waa
The !oad waa Ao, coo; insurance, &aood
PHILADELPHIA, Feb, h-Thfet nec4 occurred to-
dAy-sNo t11ninZ, aud the third resulting 1n The
total destruction OF TAllAoe1 planning Mill, On
eprtuK G1rde1 street, abote Btoad. Los tso. 900.
, 1870-02-06

OF the 11oFueua-Tca
for Chicago.

for Chicago.
speclE Despatch To The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Feb. 8.
Intelligence from Salt Like esJs tho Mogmoug
arc collecting petitions. signed oy Mormon Wo-
men, In oppostsiou 10 Cullom'a h!ll. The Reform
party, composed Of the most Intelligent Nor.
M1us. u stili increasing. So ia1 there has been
no interference from the Church authorities: bus
no work or a1atAIAnce OF any kind Is given to
them bJ Tie R!iKhs1niek. B1alneas at 6alt Lake
u very dull Inc bulk Of trade IL being done b.
Zion ina tttutton8. Tle IelornefH are anxious
for the deyc1or1tnt Of the mining interests Of
Utth, while the Church kteadi = opposea
Tho weather West has been yefy pteaaAnt for
the part few dsyL -
Ooe eas.load o1 tea from China for Chicago, and
one CARLOAD Of &ilrer pre iron White Pine, for
the reduction Fofk1 East, arrived from tue West
tQ.d&Y,
, 1870-02-06

RoN8, Feb n.-The !.-i,ta Casoliea, pub.:4hcd
hero, nas remarkable article, entitled "1es
AAuEalA Pontiques ct le Conclie." Alter referring
to the menacca Agalnlt the Rcumen!cal Ccupc1l,s
eatabl4hfng decreea contrary TO the modern
tdes. 1t tays: "Tho Dlzhops desplse uaenscea II
governments make laws At VARIANCE with the de.
c1ees Of the council, the subjects viii not he held
to obseve iaem, zud to exact Obedience to such
laws Nould be odloul tyranny. II govesument4
tcpas1to Church from StRte, they must expect
terrific revolut!ons to overthrow them. France
alone hss been truc to tho concorda,, and the
council Will be4r this In mindf
Another sc1s1on Of the Ecumtnlcal Couoefl WAS
htld yesterday. The Atchbiahop Of Tunts cele-
btaied Dsss, and i've Fathers delivered addrr1ae8,
The Committee postulats meets once week.
The COMMITTEES Defdl has completed great past
Of III NozK.
, 1870-02-06

MADRID, Feb. Ali IL reported that Duke Mont.
rer1lers cardidaturc for tho throne Of Spain VIII
tc altogether abandoned. Prince Qeo1Ke, q
Catholic. 81 yeat1 Of sge, sou OF the ktcg Of
SaxonJ, II now talked Of In eote qusrte11, walle
otnets propose Prince Charles Of Prussia
The clerical estimates passed the Cortes yeIter-
day, after atrcnueus opposis!ou,
, 1870-02-06

Death OF a Prominent CIttxnns
AURORA. Ill, Feb o--Inses CnerrJ, the wealth.
iett cltizen ot Kendall County, and I man much
respected, died yesterday noon at his home N
AuI EAble Grove, from dfopBy.
, 1870-02-06

Mexico.

SAN DonNGo, JR1. So.-Tne rcyolotoa!sts. !.
headed By Fmentsl arc marching northwest.
They hare captured 0oAJnhin.
, 1870-02-06

OUR PLAN OF ADVERTISING.

Ns el TIA pIan Of printing country with I'd
xxe5niFE OH F1As." oecaafe Ee oEtEnattd AID
nfk pct In pt1ettcs At br-Aktnf cut II tnb
When Istntsf had I.Eel, snne e The front devstd
sh pan Of printing tide Of sh4 eapntFy paperp aud
us:ne et.tIa srace TOT atEestulnS Purposes. pay
u fos the tJpes citing Aud ~ofk. Our r5Ax1u
white rsp<z. W hare decreased %. aayert11nk. TO
pntsd paper IL constdes.siy iess taaa ,be eo.t Il
Hh!ie payer At tie at.- oeeldes sav9Eg CT ssd to
weak.
Nov. Advertisement should he rent direct I, Ga
nswsnare.1. four squares in lenkth. the publisher!
Hnc1d set tha type :ps times- Il Advertisement of
t91s T. aeo1t iDa sas q y
setttpf Iht. It at,y ernt. p. le. II uiaa mic.
tlsetaent IL only es cn~niH the eost for tyrrse:-
ttEf counting uothnt fat tho inAe1+n IN t5c papcE9
thttnselTe4-
1aE8 batotc any other house In tha World we Ia.
sen'ta And tut IN r:1eee ts4s srseu ot ennpc,.sve
distinction. there he any. Ct eA!n1kit ~OcA piAx."
, 1870-02-06
FcueZuClAs .

PUERTO ClBEl1o, JAu. 2A-Tha rtvolution Il
spreading. P1taldent MonaaAs has taken the
neld n person. The bauished Dom!rlcans have
1rf1Jtd hare.
, 1870-02-06

AtoAef E1ploston-Eour Mcu Hurt
naa HofidanE Naoly DnMoEed-
DaVoree Cnxe4,
1kp1AxArols, Ind, Feb, T.. no,,., :, s,n,-
et4 Western Machine Wotke expiodtd shxTI q
oeoek M osntns, lnjurlng iour men SEVERITY.
6at 1os !ataiJ, ana Damaging tne bui!olnr TeT
coua1desable, and the aectdent thfoxs one n,1s
dred and twentJ-nse men ou, Of enpio1mrnt
Iht explosion WA c4nsed By the wesKeninV =;
enclosed BY the brck-wotk. but ope1ed 10 e,e.ne6
steam. The bnIdiLg will he Ecbuln INN ett.tetT
This II the ZANE din Who're noaler exploded III III
Es1le FAIR.
There are forsy.etght divorce cases On tne
docket Of the Common P1e&a Court tor ,he tern
EammepctrE KoEAAf.
, 1870-02-06

EleAno1, from Baltimore xa4 vrecsed.nesr For
55sanes. The entire c1eN, dFo men, supposed " be
, 1870-02-06
FOREIGN.
London Times on the American
Congress,
Remarkable Article from the
IrvItta Cattolica of Rome,
Improved Demand for American
Bonds

Gfeat 8fftA{us
LONDON. Feb. o.-Tbs Times has editorials N
American Legislators and and legislation, wherein
It cotnmeut1 On the composition and pecul!asitIea
Of the uouse Of the United Stlses Con9reaA Tne
writer attributes the iAulta IN American leg1sls-
ton 10 the utter absence Of ability In tue House Of
Representatives, and natural sequence to the
popular elections. The Senate, however u bos-
ter, the 7gmts tuiuks, becAusc its membess s.o
otherwise chosen.
Manufacturers here arc preparing 10 take ad.
vantage Of tho expiration, In March next Of tho
Bessener steel patents.
The Saturday ResttE predicts that tho Irsh
laud question, and bull for regulating the ballot
and the d1dusion Of education, will epgrou Tbs
attention Of Parliament at the coming sess1oo.
Extraordinary scenes arc occurring at ths tcle-
E1aph ofaces throughout England. The d.ssatls.
faction u universal, and complaints Of delay and
error have been greatly multiplied since the now
arrangement went into effect. In this city, pat.
tlcula1ly, crowcs OF peopls surround tho onces,
ana there II the utmost confusion
The movement for tho abolition Of the Coa1e1-
stty lists has been renewed v'gorpnaly, 4 large
meeting wag held At Plymouth Inst evening, and
resolutions looking TO that end, were Unanimously
adopted. Mcctlugs arc to ba held elsewhere.
The {nu Hall Ge<<ttk protests again1t tho inter-
rupton Of 1ndoo Chinese trade in opium, a con-
tempIatcd.
There tas recent. heen an improved demand
for American bondF, both Federal and State;
The bark Jesa1e Campbell, Of Weymouth,
United stases, from New York, for Bristol. Eng
1and, foundered 1t tea in lAutudu e. Longitude -,
On the 9TH Of January. AL hands sa7ed.
Itt1fepo1ted that tho Cabinet hare settled upon
= land bill for Ireland. Tho new bill proposes 10
give gecur1tJ Of tenure By confirming and smur-
Ing the same rghta 10 tenAnta ~ Afe held under
the best castotna Of the Province Of EAta1. 1t
refers disputes concerning improvement Of ltnd
b. I tenant, and tbs amount Of rent. to 4 III.
buna!, with power Of SUMMARY Jurisdiction
QrKxNs1owN, Feb h-The e.eamanlp Neyada,
from New York, a,r1ved TO- Day.
4
Franco.
PARE, Feb h,-1t II reported to-day tht: Lucteu
Au2tole. Provost PAtcdol the celebrated author.
hsa been appointed Ministe1 ron France to Haah-
tuKton.
MAKs1nlEa, Feb. A-Exctteuent waA ocea.
ao2ed tn this city thl1 morning ~ the falling Of
TWO honses- Twelve persons Wese buried IN tho
rolns. It Ia not thought that al1 Of them weso
killed. TAo bodies hare teen recovered from the
dsbrie.
, 1870-02-06

Oeeah OF a Weil-Knoxn Express.
man,
~, 1,osinkSsx p, Feb t.-RIi1a B. ktnaleY, pro-
pssd q h1naley E1rxexs, died this morning,
, 1870-02-06
1NE1fH(tF. Ec 4Efv E.+14
JAMES I. HUNT.
FAkDKhIyk A HUNT,
fDWAIaU BARBuTk,
"ILLIAN q. VAN kLYCE.
ALAkk1N L H1NSLuW,
Genera PArt1eFp-
JAMES a. BQNKN,
CHAUACkY 7. BUNKE.
&t..a4zf q
DISSOLUTION.

The t1tn o{ Roberts. Cskne and Halt il this dis.
scsxed hI mutual roaseat. Either Eer4acr XII! stxa
In uquid1t3un- GEO. X AUBERtN,
JAZZ " EALKINS,
Chicago, Feb. l. 1e'1. MUETOr D, HULL
, 1870-02-06

BRAND il t4is day Gtssctree by ua:1al Agreement 4
the a.tes tEe7ttn. HAxsrE toa TO J, 6ht.73.a HUI
II nj ;erest ia sac h1las1& aa1 a.tets Il ~: era.
Re ALONE 1n1xrf settle t&d baIn-zr. aaI sS1
ths ra1ne oG aA1d i'm IN li{nc1:ion-
J. r. LYBEAND.
February l. 1E1.
The tasiaa.4 ri tie Ia.@ dIm Of Sherman Ha Ly-
tt1ad III he Qrd 1t tie v1AG: lJ The aad-
stgred II the .uetelAosAs It ssld fl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-13
Est,, 0rlea,1s &epnblieaia.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE CITY Of NEW ORLEANS
Q F. F. I O I A L.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
passed ut the Second SesAion the Forty
First Congress.
TPuBLIC-No. 80. ]

[PUBLIC-No. ~.
AN ACT to renew and continue in force
the charter of the Potomac Insurance
Company, of Georgetown, District Of
Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representative of the United States
of America in Congress assembled,
That the act entitled 'An act to lncor-
porate Fire Insurance Company, in
Georgetown, in the District of Columbia, y
approved the second of March, eighteen
hundred and thirty-one; and the act emit
tied Gan act to amend the charter of the
Potomac Insurance Company, OF George
town." approved the third of March,
eighteen hundred and thirty-seven; and the
act entitled Gan act to renew and continue
in force the charter OF the Potomac lnsur-
ance Company, of Georgetown approved
the twenty seventh of January, eighteen
hundred and fifty-one, be and the same
are hereby re-enacted and extended from
the expiration of the last mentioned act
until the repeal of this act.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
80 much OF section eight of the original
charter as restricts the company to having
its Office 10 Georgetown, District OF Colum-
bia, is hereby amended 80 as to permit the
company to remove its place OF business to
Washington, District of Columbia, if it go
elects.
Approved, March %, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-13
MAxoRALIY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
(iity Han A. IN po.n

| }
| mo. Decentralization Series.l
An ordinance establishing a pound for the
Fifth District of New Orleans.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Council,
| OF the city of New Orleans, That from and
after the passage Of Ghis ordinance it shall
uOt De lawful Tor any person or persons to
alioW any horse, mule, COW, hog, sheep.
2oat, or any other animal, to run at LARGE
within the limits defined by this ordinance.
SEC: z. Be it ordained, ETC., That there
snail be established a Fifth (5) Pound Dis
trlct, which shall be comprised within the
following named lines, viz: From the river
Ia front 70 include Market street in the
rear, and from Nerrett's canal, on the lower
line, TO include Madison street on the mn.
per line. "e
Sec. 8. Be it ordained. etc. That the
provisions OF ordinance No. 81, new series.
approved December Ii, 1866. shall here.
after apply to the Fifth CO. District in the
same manner. as it provides for the govern
f f OF pounds already established il, the
FIRST, Second, Third, Fourth and Sixth his.
tricts of New Orleans.
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained. That all
ordinances or parts of ordinances contrarv
TO the provisions of this ordinance ba ana
the same are hereby repealed,
SEC. o. be it further ordained. That th;s
ordnance shall take effect five ~ daTs
after It's publication in the Official ionrnai
ADOPTED by the Council of the CITY of Nav
Orleans May 10. 1870. ~ AVG"
A true copy: A''' mayor
II. CONQUEST CLARKE Gecre.arv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-13
QUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
mA7oRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. Nav 10 Ia70
~ :. 111I1s 1s1uy ISIU.
NO. C2-Auministrafio,, Co,;o

w. h~AnlulotIdtlOQ series.
Resoloed, That the Administrator Of
once De and he is hereby authorized to
receive sealed proposals for aud adjuaicate,
alter to) 1--WE days notice in the official Jour
mai contract for furnishing fresh beef for
one ~ year to the City Workhouse, Boys
ana Girls Houses of Refuge under the fol-
lowing specifications:
Inc contract shall be adiudicated for the
term OF one % year from the twenty-fitth
day OF May, 1870, Or from the date OF an.
proval by the Council.
The contractor shall be bound to deliver
every morning, between the hours of Ave
and six O'Clock, to the Warden of the Work.
house, the superintendent of the Bows,
House OF Refuge, Superintendent of Insane
Asylum, and Matron of Girls Honse If
Refuge, all fresh beef which NAV he re-
CURED by these institutions, and which will
be OF the best quality. ".'A
me otucers above named shall be the sola
JUDGES OF the quality of the meat furnished
~ tne contractor, and they shall have the
rignt 10 reject all the meat that NAV mot in
sne,r Judgment, be acceptable for the use Of
said institutions. 'A0 "'o VI
me officers above named shall cansa ,ho
meat 10 be weighed and give 10 the con
tractor or his agent receipt tor the am onn,
Q. meat received by them. The receints
snall De Kept by the contractor as his youch'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-13
MAyoRALTY OF NEW OEnEsNs, /
City Hall, May lu, 1870. J
y cpri ation Soripa

An ordinance to amend an ordinance emit
tied IAN ordinance to provide for the ex-
tlDct!On of the floating debt of the city OF
New Orleans, and the issue OF bonds for
the payment thereof
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Council of
the city of New Orleans, That the Mayor
and Administrator OF Finance shall, as soon
as practicable, cause to be designed and en-
graved bonds of the denomination of fifty,
one hundred, five hundred and one thousand
dollars, sufficient to provide for the issue Of
three millions OF dollars under aud in pur-
suance OF section forty-one OF an act entitled
''an act to extend the limits of the parish Of
Orleans" ETC., approved March Is, 1870, and
said bonds shall be signed by the Mayor and
Administrator of Finance.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, etc., That
for the negotiation of bonds and the ex-
change, payment or sale thereof, and for
performing all other duties, the Admins
TRAITOR Of the Floating Debt shall receive in
full compensation thereof, one per cent of
the face OF the bonds so negotiated and eX-
changed, paid ont or sold, and no more.
SEC. 3. Be it further ordained, ETC.. That all
ordinances and parts Of ordinances, conflict
ing with this ordinance be aud the same are
hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, May 10. 1870 the following mem
bers being present and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw, Delassize, Emley,
Pierce, Walton and Bonzano.
Nays: None.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-13
IPUBLIC-No. 81

AN ACT giving the consent Of the United
States TO the erection of bridge across
the Delaware river, between Philadel-
phia and Camden.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
the consent of the United States is hereby
given to James Pollock, Morton McMicha-
el, Thomas S. .Speakman, Alexander G..
Cattell, Presby B. O'Neill, William Moore,
Edward BEETLE, Henry l.. Bonsall, George
S. Woodruff, Simon Cameron, p. c. Brink,
James Page, H. NJ. Phillips, John @.
Iatum, Hector Orr, Charles Cox, Thomas
Shaw, William Nicholson, Reynell Coates,
James II. Orne, Edwin III. Fetter, William
=. Kern, Nathan HilIes, Robert L. Randall,
Marmaduk 3. Taylor, Sinnickson, Chew,
and their associates, first having obtained
an act OF incorporation by either the State
Of Pennsylvania or the State of New Jer-
sey, to erect bridge with diverging road
ways and double draws, over and across
the Delaware river, between the city of
Philadelphia, in the State of Pennsylvania,
and the city of Camden, in the Stale of
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