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SOLDIERS HOME.
ANNUAL Meeting OF THE

The Board Of Managers Of tho Soldiefa' Home, In
Chicago, will hold n Annual Meeting Friday next
JUNG 4t2n o'c!eek in the otisc Of The TEeasur
er. 5en White. No g Lssal1sst Al the members Of
thnng the sac md Of the real estate now
THOs. B. BRYAN, President.
MI Dr.. g. y: CLARKE. Secretary.
CHICAGO Ill. Nay 81, ls7D.
, 1870-06-02

81 LOUIS, Juno l. Information has reached
nstG n;. LA ABOUT 30o Ifd1ns crossed the Kansas
a hAliIoad yesteff8y, 70 miles west of For
~ q l"s"' pl9naefln8t expedition or are peace
, 1870-06-02

BERLIN, June Count Bismark Is at Ems, IN
Nassau. in company With King William,
Elections for Deputies Of the North Ge1marfpar-
lament will he held about the middle Of September
and those for Inc nbers Of the prussi&n Diet soon
AfterHard.
The Russian Ambassadors Of the various Europ-
can courts have been ordered to meet the Emperor
at Ems
, 1870-06-02
Monument 10 Rarou Efeubefa.

Utica, \. T., June 1.-The cornerstone Of the
monument to Baron Steubcn, orer his grave, In
1he toNn Of Steuben, Tas laid To-day BY Horatlo
ees1nou1 IN the presence Of 5000 people,
, 1870-06-02

molten Of Senator CArT1do to proceed 10 the
election Of King. A subsequent proposition IN
favor Of the republic Was f1ercely debated, With
cut action. 1t has been agreed 90 that the cleo
ton Of King By majority Of one will be valid.
, 1870-06-02
SWITZERLAND.

GENEVA. June LA large number Of Italian
refugees have collected on the border. The Swiss
Government Ia taking active measures to prevent
succeeded In e1ud.ng the authorities near Como,
and entered Lombardy. Troops were Immediately
despatched In pursuit.
or forty were drowned BY the sinking Of raft on
Drp thn EWjEH IaFaE
, 1870-06-02

Allegheny Live Stock Market.
EAsT LIBERTY, Pa, June l.-Elogs run fair hut
heavy at 9E99stc; medium, 3@9Ns light, S1l@9c
Demand limited.
Cattle run heavy and lower ut 7l499c for best !;
sixty loads for Philadelphia this week.
Sheep run heavy, and prices declining; selling
0t xiLffEr for 1e9f
, 1870-06-02
Ma80Hlc.


The reeular assembly Of Van Rensselaer, Grand Lodge
Of Perfection will be held at tho Masonic Temple thi.
evening, ut o'clock. JAMES II. MILES,
, 1870-06-02

CIEVEhAND LODGE, No. g1l, 4. F. 4 4. 81. Reg1-
ar Communicating, THIS tTHURsDAYl EVEEINt;;,
une 9, 1870, It 20 shaEp. Action with regard to NEW
HALL, and buatnees Of importance. Every member Ii
Per order # H. GEO i. HAZrITT, Secretary.
, 1870-06-02

CISCtSSATI June 1.-The Ohio Grand Lodge OF
the American Protestant Association was III ges-
sion mere today. Officers for the year were elect
". Armstrong: Deputy Grand Master Charles
Wchtitr; Gran'' Secretary, j. II. Bunte,-all Of
Cincinnati; Treasurer. s, ". Aidhofcr, Of Clerc-
, 1870-06-02

1s'-day on the Sandwich Island teatJ. and finally
1ejec1fo II os ~ yeas 70 II nays, preF1ous Fosf
10 tan!e having been defeated by only fWo ma
1of1t5. MI. Sumner. on behalf OF the Foreign
Relations Committee, was the principal supporter
OF the measure, while MI. Sherman, for the Fl
nance Committee, opposed 1t on the grounds Of 4
reduction OF the revenue Among the speaker
1of IT were Aessfs buckingham, Corbett, Spencer.
and Nye, and against 1t, Chandler and Morrill,, o1
vermont Those who opposed the treaty also
argued that to grant reciprocity would
delay annexation, and that the proposition that
1t would draw the lnha6tants Into closer FelAdona
IVES unoound, sfhct me Only ones TO be greatly
oencu1ed were sugar planters, and they WeEe
mos1ly American. The importance Of these islands
TO our Pacific commerce was presented atlength,
and admitted by all; but the greater part OF those
present were agreed thatthe best means 10 secure
ultimate control would not be found in granting
reciprocity. and though the treaty had majority.
it conld not get the necessary two-thirdR-
CHANGE or JUDICIAL CtRcu1zA
The Judicial till passed by the Senate this morn-
Ing changes the circuits in such q way that Judge
Bond. Of Baltimore ts thrown ont,
Marrfann hefpr addad tn the c3r.
.st ~ ~ oe'ng Sauea a.s pson.,a,, s eu ~
%1. e" "e1e8! -. a, -.
winch There B Judge already. INC n1eh&S OF
Bond viii endeaTor to defeat the bill in the House.
Of The surree or cTrnit cenn mpst 7esIde tn
the cfrcutt rvar which he :,yesdex and rha SensYe
thus puts into the1aw the idea oztcnalbly pushed
forward to justify the defeat Of Judge Hoar for
the Supreme Bench. Senator Drate TOT in another
7Jcv ~ ~. f,ht.f 1,.+t,n d eorn9 +A.+ =. -
D1oW Oh tne cnle1 Jusace- he 1ouna tnat IN TWO
OF tntee recent acs 0! congress toe nue gwen
MN "as tnat o1 Cnlet Justice Of
the United States Neither the constitution
nor farmer lawn recnpn{ye anv Erh
go II 80
oancet' Anu h1' u1aAe ca1taea tHousn d psoposl-
lion striking out sAsions superduous words, and
d1tng ChAse's title az Chief Justice OF the Sd
p.e1ue Court
mr GENERAL, appRnpR..77ns Rrr-
N'. - .--. ~. . ~ f'o' ~. ~ ..oH d."
1ae oenn9e mAae zol anenomedts 70 me Senet-
II Appropriation bill, and Increased the amount In
1t about $50 000. T.. amount appropriated AZ
77,f,eape md rorneosaton for members ~ rho
nn.sce 49, ns,sas ~ noo 49, 49,. -H.s ~ ~
aouss 20 1euuen ~1..tVso. ~ ano 1nAs anoef Lue
genera neaa lo9 couecun9 lu1e1nal revenue WEE
reduced s, ,00o, 900. The principal items OF in
crease we're the new State Department $50o, 900,
md 4ha a<+anr1or ~ +ha r,ortto1 -nuoda et1o on1
u, xeno nao 7In-a +h.n ~.nn ~ - .adas +o- IL
y. soo'N. s@o.e 1nAn *1VD.No "as auasu ~ -
E1ease ol saih1es- conslue1aole pass o1 WHICH
xlu I've rejected BY the House
TERRITORIAL LEGISLATION AESE1LED.
The spnate f,on,u,tttce on Terutortes tn.t,er re,
.-.S. $3.50 ~. - IN, .o.,,,,t.s- ~. -.
pu1 teu !"*olAo9 w t4e o!'A oulo1nii% tut ut y!
the Idaho Territorial Legislature, whereby speciM
tax Is leyied On Chinese engaged In mining. The
Senate viii updouhtedly srree n The .,11 thonph
rhe 1daho .vec,s1aton 1So1id nrnhae,r 1c ~ asdc
, 1870-06-02
The Charges Against the Postmostes
l1HUCrA14

against the Postmaster General, In relation 70 .
stamped envelope contract are believed to have
covert design II abrpgnte the use OF stamped
envelopes, and h5 getting nd Of government CON.
petition to false the price of envelopes furnished
u tho n11lc
, 1870-06-02

business Failure In Cleveland
CLEVELAND, June dodge, MoHa1ty L VAL
let, dry goods tirm, made an assignment TOT the
benefit Of their creditors, to-day. Liabilities about
k4aQQQ.
, 1870-06-02

Cruelty on = Lake Steamer.
BUFFALO, June la complaint was made to-
night by negro a2llor a3ainat the pMoel Of tho .
, 1870-06-02

CONCORD, June 1.-The New Hampshire Legis1a-
ture has organized, with 8. NJ Wheeler as Speaker
Of the House, aud Nathaniel Gordon President Of
the Senate
, 1870-06-02

Movement to Secure an Extra Scs.
sion OF tho Legislature.
Bpcciat Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, June 1.-Petitions for an extra session
Of the Legislature are commencing to pour into
the Governor, and State Convention Of railroad
men to secure this result has been called to meet
ut Jackson On June "a.
The weather is very hot throughout the StRta.
, 1870-06-02

-IEoY, \. T., June Hon. John Cramer, OF
Mateflofa. the only surviving member OF the
JsnesSon electoral ucket, died this evening, In
, 1870-06-02
Repentance Party's Nomination
for Stale 0ificex-DemoErntic State
Executive Committee.

COLUMBUS, June 1.-About forty persona were
present at the Temperance State Convention to-
day. The following ticket Was nominated: Scctc-
tary Of State. Jay Odell, OF Cleveland; Supreme
Judge-Gldeon E. Stewart, OF Huron County;
Comptroller Of the Treasury, Thomas EImonson,
Of Clark County; Member Of the Board Of Public
Works, E1och G. Collins, OF Hooking County.
The Democratic State Genital Committee this
evening appointed the following Executive Com
m!ttee: Jno. 9. Thompson, Dr.. Il. C. HemlIcE,
John G. McGu1y, jacob Rienhnrd and Levi E.
Wilson.
General Sherman IS IN the city tonight, and
Governor Hayes gives reception tor hla benefit,
, 1870-06-02

ana reports from al qu1r1e7s are that the c7ups
suffering for want OF rain
, 1870-06-02
DISSOLUTION.

NoTlCE-Thc eopsrtneszhtR heretofoEt existing uu-
der the DIM n11oe Of TURNER, HRtSf0L CO. sx.
pres th9 dAy, b. top, 4nd 4 tneNtd undeT tho
ni1n name q IUkhtK, RR18TQL q Ray.
C13CARo, HaY 3. IN
, 1870-06-02

DENTISTRY.
Regardless Of the wrath Of the
Chicago Dental Society, / again
announce the reduction of my fees
for dental services, to correspond
with the decline in merchandise
generally. With new and i'm
proved apparatus for generating
vitalized air, l am confident Of its
purity and safety, when adnfnis-
tered for the extraction Of teeth.
Call and have y0Hr teeth exam
ined, and promise the bill shall
not exceed the estimate given.
j. WARD ELLIS,
No 68 Westinghouse.
, 1870-06-02
Drowning Case at Dubu4ue-IIorse
Car Accident,

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
DUBUQUE, June LA crippled soldier, named B.
r. Hammond, formerly from New York State, but
lately from the Soldiers Home at Clinton, Iowa,
Eas drowned to-day by falling ont Of s.BkiH In
which he and two OF his comrades we're sailing
The body has not Jet been recovered.
Gtrman citizen was run oSer by the etIeet
cnrs Tonight and fatally Injured.
, 1870-06-02
Annual Meeting OF tho Fox Rive
1nptl8t Associations.

JOLIET, June 1.-The Fox River DantIet AssocI-
alton commenced its annual meeting at O'Clock
p. H. yesterday, jesse 3. Thomas, d. D., Of Chi
caGo, Chairman.
The letters from the churches show an unusually
hopeful condition Of most Of them.
This morning, By Invitation, the delegates, 15o
pleased with the cleanly and orderly appearance
Of the pFemIEea
, 1870-06-02
Mas0saIc.

Regular communication Of Kflwi inning Lodge Nc. s11
A. F. d A. Ii. Thursday evening" June ., at II O'Clock.
BHstuets Of the utmost Importance to every member
Will be brought before the Lodge.
, 1870-06-02
SOUTH AMERI.


LONDON. June 1.-Adstces from Rio Jauciro state
that fhe sugar and cotton crops Of Brazil promise
to be excellent,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-05
Sales bv G. De Feriet, auctioneer, to

Sales by G. De Ferret, auctioneer, to-day
at II o'clock NJ, at the St. Charles Auction
Exchange:
For account of succession of j. 3.
Navarro, that splendid three-s.ory brick
property corner Of Chartres and st. Louis
streets, well-known as ''the Petite Bourse"
and that valuable three-story brick store,
No. 63 Levee street, between st. Louis and
Cont.
For account Of succession of Schutler, two
double cottages, corner of st. Mary and An
nunciation streets; two double cottages on
Liberty, between Terpsichore and Felicity
streets; frame cottage, built on two lots
situated ON Eighth street, between Camp
and Magazine streets.
For account of succession of j. d.
Lambert, that beautiful suburban residence
corner of Bayou Road and Dorgenois street;
a comfortable frame dwelling, corner of
Dumaine and Marais streets; two lots of
ground on Lapeyrouse street, and square
of ground bounded by Genius, Liberal,
Tricou and Hancock streets.
For account of succession of A. Jumon-
vile, desirable frame residence, built on
two lots, on Roman street, between BAYOU
Road and Hospital street.
And lastly, 10 lquidate concern, that
splendid two-story building and ten-pin alley.
popularity known as the "NiAth Ward Ex-
change" corner of Louisa and Goodchildren
streets, and desirable frame cottage
covered with states, No. 123 Louisa street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-05

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL
Particular attention is called to the sales
at auction to be made this day, at
noon, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street, by the Sheriff OF
the parish of Orleans. Said sales com
prise:
l. Two lots Of ground, adjoining each
other, with the two-story brick dwelling
houses and appurtenances thereon, situate
on Julia street, between Camp and Maya
zine. First District.
=. Six lots OF ground, situate on Coliseum
and Toledano streets and Louisiana Avenue,
Sixth District.
3. A lot Of ground, together with the
buildings and Improvements thereon, stu
ate on new St. Bernard street, between
Prosper and Solidele streets, Third Dis
trict.
+. And lot Of ground adjoining the
above and fronting on Eew St. Bernard
street.
For full particulars and terms see adyer-
tisements.
The Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans sells
at auction this day, at five O'Clock p. NJ, on
the premises:
J. A shed erected on a 1ot on Magazine
street, between Girod and Julia streets,
First District
.. And frame stable on a lot on Julia
street, between Magazine and Camp streets,
same district. See advertisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-05
Public Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON. November 1.-The decrease
in the public debt for the month of October
was S., l29, ,296 7S. The following is a re-
capitulation Of the public debt statement
Debt bearing in coin, bonds at five per
cent, $2l9. .l07 800 bonds at six per cent.
Sl73, l26,2O0 amount outstanding. $780,
60, 200. Interest, siS,sl7 ,662 "a; debt
bearing interest in lawful money certifi-
Gates, three per cent, s4,5o7 600. November
pensions fund, three per cent, Sl4,0Oo,0OO !;
interest, S2l5,5 OF. Debt on which in
terest has ceased since maturity and out
standing 1898, IL IS; interest, S445,65 96;
debt bearing interest, demand and legal
tender notes, 1856, l02,3 fractional cur
rency, $39, 2s9,793 80; certificates of gold
deposited, $l3, 500; amount outstanding
S40i O5S, GA SO; total outstanding, $422, 49,
932 "a. Total interest $40 53S, $50 u. Total
debt, principal and interest to, date. includ
ing interest due and unpaid, 81 1901 ,sl2 76
Amount in Treasury: coin, $l03,l3l,-
oo3 4s; currency, s26s, ,lOO, 1888 SO. Debt, less
amount in Treasury, on the first nltino,
S2,346 ,9l3,652 q. Decrease of debt during
the past month S., l29, ,296 73 Decrease Of
debt since March, 1870, soc, ,544,l ,l2l %.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-05
Academy of Music.
The City Government-(:Overn War.
mOth

The City G0vernment-(:OvernOr War.
moth.
The accredited New Orleans correspond
ent of that excellent journal, the New
York Times, writes a racy letter, from
which we extract the following:
The city government, from a Board of
Aldermen Or Council and Assistant Alder
men, has been changed to a Board Of Ad-
mnistrators by an act of the Legislature of
this State, passed during the session OF the
Legislature last winter. This board con-
sists of seven gentlemen, with the Mayor,
who legislate for and conduct the affairs Of
the city. Since the change the city finances
have greatly improved, because OF the
well-known character of this Board of Ad-
ministrators for prudence, probity and in
tegrty. The city bonds, from being quoted
at sixty cents. are now worth from eighty
three to eighty-tiye cents, and are on the
increase
Governor Warmoth is absent from the
city on an electioneering tour through the
State. where he has been and is now doing
very effective service for the Republican
party. His administration is proving very
successful, and he labors assiduously for the
advancement Of the people under his care
in their social, material and political inter
ests. Under the moderate and conciliatory
pollcy adopted by him toward those who
have been opposed to the Republican adj
ministration Of the country, he is making
hosts OF friends for that party and himself.
His State, from a condition of con-
fusion, anarchy and bankruptcy, is
being brought into order, quiet and credit
with astonishing rapidity, and so great is
his popularity becoming, there is no doubt
the people of the State will express their
gratitude and appreciation of his efforts by
a reelection as Governor. This State. at
the election next month. will be carried by
Republicans, and there will he Republican
majority in both Houses of the Legislature.
thus securing the election of Hon. Michael
Hahn as successor to Hon. j. S. Harris, to
the United States Senate tor six years from
the fourth of March, 1871. S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-05
THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL
Mass Meeting Last Evening
Speeches by Warmoth, Sheridan,
Sheldon, Mank, and Others.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
German Republicans Of the Fourth District
was held last night at Union Hail. corner of
Magazine and Third streets.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
Otto, chairman Of the committee Of arrange
ments. Mr.. f. Spranley was appointed
president; and the following gentlemen
were named as vice-presidents:
First District-H. Clarence, c. Rocsch, J.
G. Badenhausen, V. Fabian, c. B. Lang, p.
Jensen, X. Armbruster, c. Struder. Second
District-M kernberger, L. Lerenz, G..
Merz, s. Schmidt, Or. j. Wenz, John Ehr-
hardt, H. Jufgens, +. FELTON,. Third Dis
trict-W. II. Honneus, NJ. Carstens, j. w.
Schoenaker Aug. Bunk, C. w. Dories, F.
Toebelmann, H. Hauscheldt, John Weber,
James Smith. Fourth District. Hassin-
ger, George Musbach, w. May, George
John Hausner, J. Zeller John Hoffman,, j.
Sherer, A. Stuve, r. Bruchbaeher, J. collin
ger, William Naber, NJ. Muller, p. Mohr.
Sixth District-J. Garstkamp, Z. Holtzin-
ger, &. Herbert.
MessIs. l<Ouib iStuueANci anu L. IlduHc-
winkel were appointed secretaries.
The meeting was eloquently addressed by
General w. G. Mank. in the German
language. Governor Warmoth followed,
and made an address OF peculiarly logical
force, reviewing and contrasting the course
pursued by the Democratic party when in
power, and the different course adopted by
the Republican party since the war had
vindicatcd the Union and given the same
political and civil rights to every man, and
showing the resulting advantage as indi-
Gated by the increased improvement and
prosperity.
General Sheridan next made one of his
most forcible speeches.
The meeting was then addressed by Gen
eral L. 4. Sheldon and others.
\ series of resolutions were adopted cx-
pressing the sense of the meeting, and of
which we give the following synopsis:
That the administration of the Repub-
lican party since its accession to power, and
to the control of the destinies of the State,
proves that the Republican party is worthy
of popular confidence; therefore the Ger
man Republicans of the city of New Or
leans will adhere to the national Republican
party, and will stand by the regular Re-
publican ticket.
That the German Republicans of this sec
ton indOrse the administration of H. c.
Warmoth as Governor of the State, bcliev-
ing that to his capable and conscientious
administration it is owing that the State is
emerging from the consequences Of Demo
cratic rule, and is once more in the onward
path OF prosperity.
At a late hour the meeting adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-05
REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL
Mechanics Institute Meeting

Thursday night there was an immense
assemblage Of the Republican party at the
Mechanics Institute. At the appointed
hour the meeting was called to order by
Hon. s. B. Packard, who proposed Hon.
Oscar j. Dunn as president, and the follow
ing gentlemen as vice-presidents Of the
meeting:
B. F. Joubert, E. w. Pierce, John s Wal
ton, l.. PessOu, N. Vlllere, William Weber,
Benjamin Campbell, Don A. Pardee, +.
Nick. iDunn, Joseph Mansion, w. &. Nc
Connell, Antoine Dubuclet, Othelo Lainey,
c. s. Sauvinet, P. Bienvenue, John Nulis,
NJ. Hahn, B. +. Flanders, l.. r. Delassze,
Alfred Shaw, w. X. Fish, p r. Kirby, John
X. Clay, s. c. Emley, X. H. Isabelle, f.
Staes, G. P. Houghton, 4. Dumont, A. A.
Atocha, z. Mckay, G. H. Merritt c. w.
Boothby, w. +. Loan, James Graham, j. D.
Beals, J. p. Montamat, J. A. Masicot, Vic
tor Souterre, Lucien Adams, G. Casenave.
Jacob Hasinger, Adolphe Rapp, B. Soulie,
Charles Clinton, II. Potter, S. A. Stock
dale, j. j. Aston, A. Jay Smith, John H.
Quish William Baker, +. Spranley, II. c.
Dibble, +. B. Earhart, John Stumpf, Viii
liam Milford, James Lewis, Amos Morri-
son, w. w. johnson, John Uber, Louis Bal
ster, Leon Won Zinken, +. Toebelmann,
Vigers, S. b. Packard, Charles Dillingham;,
+. A. Woolhey, James Longstreet, S.
Schmidt, James Nelligan, Pat Creagh,
Joseph II. Wilson, George Merz, A. l..
Boree, Joseph Boutee, George Granzen, A.
j. Kemp, Ernest Hubean. Madison Brown,
Joseph Kline, John Lubben, Michael
Feisch, George Musbach, George Geier,
George Schantz, ]. A. Matthew.
The following gentlemen were appointed
Isidore Mccormack, William L. Randall,
Ghstave Llorens, Joseph L. Matthew and
William Young
Lieutenant Governor Dunn, on taking the
chair, made a few appropriate remarks, and
stated the object Of the meeting.
General Sheridan was then loudly called
for, and came forward addressing the meet
ing in his usual terse and happy manner.
Mr.. Henry Grimes, of LaTourche, was
then introduced by the chairman, and pro-
ceeded to address the assembly.
Mr.. Grimes had not uttered many words
when the sounds of music approaching the
building were heard. and soon appeared
Kelly's Union band, preceding three Repub-
lican clubs, the Colfax Guards, numbering
$50; the Grant Wide Awakes, numbering
$50, and the Third Ward Club, counting up
800 members.
In they marched with the music of Kellys
splendid band preceding them, with banners,
transparencies and torches, and especially
the beautiful new flag presented that even
ing to the Third Ward Mother Club.
After the tumult attendant upon the en-
trance of the several clubs had subsided,
Mr.. Grimes resumed his address, and for an
hours space kept his audience in rapt atten
ton. He was followed by United States
Senator Kellogg in an eloquent address,
which drew forth the ardent applause Of his
audience.
Colonel c. w Lowell, General Sheldon
and General Campbell followed, whose
speeches met with deserved applause. At a
late hour the meeting adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-05

The steamship Varuna, from New York
for Galveston, reported by dispatches pub
lished yesterday morning as having been
lost in the gulf, had the following passen-
gers, according to a New York special to
the Galveston Ne,cs:
+. Hitchcock and lady, G. Ruttkey, J. L.
Briggs, Allen Lewis, J. Blum, II. Blum, O.
Blum, Stephen Southwick, A. Bohen, Op-
penhei1ner Bernhard, Alexander Hamilton,
+. D. Johnson and lady, NJ. p. Jenkins,
Charles Ames, James Quin, Wallace Blake,
Brley and lady H. A. Rowland and lady,
Mrs. Won Harten, Mrs. r. Lyons and family,
five in all; George w. Seave, James Leddy,
James Hand; few steerage, names
unknown.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-05

A Washington special to the st. Louis
Democrat says:
The War Department is in constant re-
ceipt Of dispatches from different parts of
the country, requesting that troops be for
warded to insure quiet and honest cleo
ton. The principal points from which these
appeals come are New York, Baltimore and
New Orleans, The former place has al
ready been provided for. The troops at
Fort McEienry are under instructions to an
swer any calls that may be made upon
them in the State of Maryland, while the
military co1nmandant at New Orleans has
the same directions with regard to his force
for that city and the State of Louisiana.
While these directions indicate considerable
anxiety on the part of some citizens, the
War Department, though taking all neces-
sary precautions, has no fear Of any dis
tJrbance.