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The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-12

The following extract from the letter
Of the New Orleans correspondent to the
Rapides Ga.sete of Feb. 4, bears rather
heavily ON the Third Ward School
Board, and sts management of affairs
Perhaps some of the friends of Educa-
ton in that locality might spare a mo-
ment to enquire into the correctness Of
these allegations. Our columns are "open
to all and influenced by none" gentlemen.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The Legislature will doubtless make
some very material changes in regard to
the Public School laws, before the close
of the session. We think there is room
for improvement assuredly for of all the
expensive humbugs, that ever people
were taxed to support, this precious
school system caps the climax.
Mr. Editor permit us to describe one
Of the third Ward School rooms. It is
in that classic retreat on Grnvier Street,
between Toward and Liberty. A low
dreary back room on the ground floor
poorly ventilated-entered by an alley
way always wet and muddy 4 few, half
decayed boards placed on bricks is the
furniture of the room and huddled in
this little room are eighty children taught
dyone teacher. You can well imagine the
pupils make rapid progress. Indeed we
knew one little boy who went five months
to similar school, anu did not at the
expiration of that time know one of the
letters of the Alphabet, and yet lady
friend afterward taught the child his
letters in one afternoon. Somebody is
wrong, somebody's to blame. Is this in
famous, expensive farce to continue to
be imposed upod the people under the
name of Public School.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-12

Xenia, Ohio, girls have apleasing fhnbit
of kissing strangers in the street, and then
wildly screaming, ''Oh, my I thought it
was cousin Oharliem ia.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-12

1~JoD PRINTING executed with neat
ness and dispatch.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-12

A Bill amending The School Law and
increasing the salaries of the Division
Supcrintendents and Secretaries passed
through the House Of Representatives on
Tuesday Last. The vote by which this
measure finally passed is significant. The
vote was SO to 4. This is "consumma-
ton" which we confess We are agreeably
disappointed in witnessing. And We
hail it as an indication of the dawn of a
period not far distant when the people :
the whole people of this State. united by
one common bond, recognizing one CON-
mon object, laboling together for the
promotion Of one common ann, Will mu-
tually obiterate the memories OF the past,
former relations, and recognizing one III
the other. fellow man and a co-worker,
unite in friendly competition for the re-
alization cf the dreams Of the ages.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-12

ORDINArIoS-Very interesting ordina.
ton Services took place at Straight Uni
versity, last Sunday evening. The spa
cious Chapil was filled to its utmost to
witness the Ceremony. Mr.. William O.
King, a graduate of Oberlin Theological
Seminary, having come into our State to
do missionary labor, was set apart to the
work OF the gospel ministry. Rev. j. A.
Noraser made the opening prayer, Rev.
Henry Levin read the scriptions. Rev.
j. w. Healy preached the Sermon. Rev.
5. W. Rogers offered the ordaining
prayer; and Rev. Mr.. Mayhem Of Michi-
gan gave the charge to the candidate.
Rev. Mr.. King Promises large usefulness
i'll his missionary work.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-12

thsmal CID hg = lolEipk Cor Low Or
diha,y, 1s@ltf - orina, lil@l4o. for
Gooa Or1fnaryt 13a914lc. for Low Middling,
l4qlN for atidahs. lS@lssc. for Strict
1ddlil and @iS4e. for Gqpd Aliddling.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-12
A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUAfEN.
TAI CONCERT,

"A Nxs<1&NO vONAA A&NO 4XN0xnON1GxN-
tai CONCERT,
viii be given OF Lyceum Hall tCity HALL
on Monday evening, February lath 1871,
for the benefit of the A. NJ F. Church on
Camp Street, near Thalia, by committee
u E7lics. on Which 'ooccaaioK -she following
amateurs wili have the honbr'o sppreaiiings
T. Mrs IaibellA sYenerxiiSes sysa ilroS' ~
T. as Nis;A Ada Stackhpuss sisi ,-on
b 'ms Miss Mary ehckhousel { d1c
r. Il aisqAiss Em~a. Stackhnuse ieai
). ssssilsa Miss Katie Nc Kay ~ Int ,
q 10 1oGaa paisMr Mr.; Arthur TIM B. Williams ms
:, 54es, ,dt yg ~ :, Mr.. J. Henri Burch.
Mr.. David Ellis, Of New York, the cele-
brased coplored Shakespearian readef. 20 NY
e Orchestra Under the leadership Of Mr..
Meyer Of the s. Charles Theatre.5isa is9ia.
]. Henri Bufeh.9 al. u. .Conduc4ox
Tickets of Aslsainions.g. u. ....... .b9c.
8 A0tGentlemhAly ushers win be in-attnd-
ancearerTa na 20 ragos scl .!sv. Lrsds
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-12

We publish another letter to-day from
the pen of "Colored Jan" in continue
ton of his structures Oh our "Enfranchise-
ment" paragraph. This article presents
no features which necessitate any further
comment from us, and we therefore give
OH friend his full swi ig" this time.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-12
.IhJI \ q q y fDI NtO1. . IN flIs
Fare Between New Orleans All labik,o
sri gon Five Dollars.

rHRotGH FREIGHT RI 1Ns RUN EACH
% -. WAY DAILY. 1iii. y - M
Freight received 1t New ORLEANS, aat the foot
Of Jdlia street hefoSsH 4:so p. ~, dsliveredr ct
Mobile early next morning, p,,,r-, ~ v,.s,..c
FREIGHT, AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER
l1ps4Tgs1ail1 - wv o,iv aso,3 .sr,so
For further information, caii a the General
Office Of the company, ,rSdiAs one Sna two, up.I
stairs. SfORHsUIIDIN0s oorhml Comp zesd
Common st5ssts{ 'ats DR. HENDRICKS, !,
/ -y,;t 81 s.r-ser Gensral Superintendent
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-12

"a
! TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the New
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road Dep6t daily ~ Z "A. NJ. and 5 p. N.
AN ExPRESS TRAIN leaves the foot Of Capel
, street daily at s 4. ", via the New Orleans.
Il Mobile and UhattanboSR Railroad thlin9
close counsc60ns A. Msbile with The Mobile
and Ohio Railroad ~ ap points North, East
and Wesx. u tiialia .ba1eq.ihr a.
For tickets apply toysa blr .nLaga n,
m rfo., adj ,,,..cA D. SHELDON.
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northen Railroad, corner Camp and COM
mon Streets under City Hotel orto 1sdt
: 80 ssai; - Ia s,sw. BEDDlELl- ls7::,yr;
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Mobile and Chat
. anooga Railrpad No. 40 Common street.
under st. Charles HOTEL. ~ aR2'u 9iq'o'
80 'iso OF bpaGH. swINaFIEED. 10. e
General experimenting Agent ST. LoSuis. IRON
MOant.iA and tUnthen RAILROAD. roc 10
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-12

The British Parliament was opened on
Feb. 9, by the Queen in person. Both
Houses We're present in full numbers,
and it is said that the galleries were will
crowded with spectators. AS usual with
such utterances Her Britannia Majesty re-
views the immediate condition of sur
rounding nations, and the relations which
her own government sustains towards
them. There are two items in this docu-
rcnt particularly interesting to Ameri-
cans at this juncture the fisheries, and
the Alabama claims. The Queen says !:
"For the fisheries, I have suggested
the appointment of a joint committee ;
and have agreed to proposal of the
President that this commission be
authorized, ut the same time and in the
same manner, to resume the considern-
ton of the questions growing out Of the
late war. This arrangement will, by
common consent, include MI claims for
compensation which are OF may be made
by each government or its citisens upon
the other.
Ihave, therefore, engaged in amicable
communication with the President of the
United States i'll order to determine the
most convenient mode of treatment for
these matters. I have suggested the APP
pointment of joint commission, and I
have agreed to the proposal of the Pres
ident that this commission shall be
authorized, at the same time, and in the
same mannCr, to resume consideration
IT the cl inns growing out Of the circrnn-
stancec of the late war;"
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-12

x Tne FAs 4 NpseD yra0 fuha DalHsirrsn
/, $50, sUNDAYs ExGEPTED,,,d al. ho,
akesclossconnections for yicksburg. Mem
phis, St Louis, ChicagU, louisville: ird Ill
points beyond Sleeping eau - nightg CAntqh
to Grnd Junetin and Humboldt
ID IT @l'3 N To-
The Iail. Tnil lsaies New orleans DliIy,,
s.aos \, baahlI 8, az, 49, 49,, ).
Makes schedule connections With Ightnina Ex1
plea ffaiHe, to an points NURTH, RhBf -,
west. Carsiss the great A:.Fthen Mil ,brs,
nisr .Iimi ~ Nws gerS, 10 Hasfz.. z.ror
ru ITO q Huin5oldt TsHnlasde, CleSelsnd. M.
nssisss, and Loaisyill4 Ksntdcky.- Lrad.;q
Express Train South, arrives Mt l 80 A, IL
Mail Thin 'SoufA arrives 1t II 0SA x! MI brs
/, Ticket Once. Galvest6aj l3oi, Railtlua,v ,oc
Ticket AAcsS Ney QrleaNx under CITY Eotel,
Conner Camp ana Cohrp6n stfeeM III
BePprA 'mf osR bnag1, & s1pri s9,io1
gniR O. SEwA4L lGasnl sspFntsei,,pt |;
savJ. n MpREY. ,GeRenl Ticket Aeest
New Orleans. Jackson and Great NdwfEcr,u
Railrosad 10 'ss''iii','.s pm u i'.zTsns3s q
e. D. fnosT! aensras supeiintssasns ;9r.
I'D. B. 4l0RZY. GsssrIt TSdlet Arena Ms.
sissippi Central Railroad
". S. SCOTT. General Passenger Agent
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Per square d eight lines, or its equiv
;alent in space, first Insertion 81 so, and
each subsequent insertion Is cents.
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D@ The LoUIsrANrAN is published every
Thursday and Sunday at ia, Carondelet
street, New Orleans.
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pS TERss OF SUBSCRIPTION: "a
One year. ......... ...... So 90
Six months. 2 so
Single copy. .............. 10
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
CAUGHT BY TIE CABLE.

Alleged Forgery 81 Father-iB-i4aw.
At late hour yesterday afternoon Deputy United
States Marshals Crowley and Kennedy, armed with
warrant Issued by United States commissioner
Kenneth G. White, proceeded down the bay to meet
the steamer SiIesia coming in from Hamburg, ana
upon boarding her, at once arrested one Gustave
Adolf Boden, fugitive from justice, who stands
charged with the crime of forgery.
Boden arrested, and, arriving in the city too
late to be brought before the Commissioner, was
committed to the County jail TO await examination.
He denies all knowledge OF the crime of forgery but
states that ne was building house al BrettnIchs
SaXOny, and became indebted III the sum OF
two thousand dollars, for which his father
n-aw went security; that not beng able to pay the
same al maturity he came away, intending to go
back when his iather-ln-law had paid the money,
and thar the charge OF forgery IS only trumped up
to AFFORD an excuse for bringing him back that HIS
iather- illaw no doubt supposed he intended to de-
sert his family, which Was not the case. as he ~
willing To return at once and face all The charges
that can he brought against him. An examination
before Commissioner White will take place at an
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
FORGERY MADE EASY.

An Adroit Young Man Handbags Sharp NIer-
cbnnts--Threo Complaints Against Him.
Locked Up in the TOmbs.
young man. giving his name rs Frank L. Myles
and his residence as ia avenue d, was arrested
terday arraigneJ before Justice Bowling az
the Tombs on three separate charges OF forg-
cry The first OF these was effected on the
nth inst and secured twenty dollars from
Nelson Il. Leadbeater 659 seventh avenue. Myles
brought to Leadbeater a check for 500 on the Ma.
rine National Bank, payable to the order Of +. X.
willard, broker doing business at 80 Broad street,
and by means OF card purporting to be written by
Mr.. Willard 10 the effect that he (Wilard) had forget
ten to supply himself with cash during the day,
persuaded Lcadbeatcr to give him all the money
he then mad about him, the Aforesaid sum OF twenty
dollars. The second charge was preferred by Emile
Naette, cashier Tor the firm OF Acker Merrall Co.
18th inst with check for seventyIvc dollars the
National Broadway Bank, payable 10 Il. Willard
and the cashier, Knowing that II was after banK
ing hours, aud seeing MI. Wizards sigma.
money. Tue third forgery was enected
the 18th inst, when MyIes called upon Charles
ONeill, OF the irm Of Bond o'Neili, $50 Broadway
with cheek, signed by +. G. Kellogg and drawn ON
lard, for the sum ol tfty dollars. In this case q
bogus note, signed by Mr.. Willard accompanied the
check ana stated that he (Mr. Wiard) was
quite unwell that day and unable ro return
would be gwen as an accomm odation. In each IN.
stance Myies succeeded without any difficulty in
passing OIL all the forged names and getting the
money. When asked what he had to say In answer
nothing 10 say.n Justice Downing held hun Tor
trial III default OF 5000 ban on each complaint
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
LITERARY CHlT.CnAT.

TTaOner's Record reports that DR.. TRIUMPH has on
hand grammar Of the Sindhi language and one OF
Afghan.
Madame Anna Bishop. at present residing in this
city, is engaged IN preparing the material Tor her
autobiography, which, on all, VIII be edited by a
member OF the New York press
Signor Giovanni Pratu, the most celebrated OF
living Italian poets, has just completed q poem.
dedicated to Frauce IN which he tells, though not
prophetlcaly, OF the nna defeat OF the Emperor or
Germany.
young lady OF Alsace, whose real name has not
transpred IS about to publish .Lucies Diary OF the
Siege Of StrasbOurg The literature OF the Franco
German war bids far 10 surpass the literature such
as il is, OF our rebellion.
The first volume Of Professor Madings "Adver-
Sara Crltica" has just appeared. 1t contains a
treatise Oh Coniectural Criticism and "a large
number Of emendations Of Greek authors. Next
year second volume Will appear, containing
emendatiOns OF Latin authors.
Signor Gustave StrarorellO, the translator OF
Smiles "Sell.Help' has just published a work en-
titled 'Shakspear and His Tines in which, says
the London AuaenGum he has attempted TO give 4
sketch OF the poet in the midst OF the romantic
scenes OF the events OF Queen Enzabetns reign.
James Anthony Froude. the historian, proposes
visiting the United States curing the current year.
for the purpose or lecturing "Ireland Under the
Penal Laws" Although one OF the most entertaining
of historians. we doubt il Mr. Froude will meet with
sympathetic audiences in America. He Is a dis.
ciple OF the school OF Carlyle and feels holy horror
OF republics.
Among the recent autographic acquisitions OF the
British Museum the '.Lay OF st. Culhbert'' and
others OF the famous lngoldsby Legends, in the
autograph OF the Rev. Il. II. Barham. Miss Edge
worth's autograph copy or her "Helen," rs printed
In 1884 is also among last years purchases, as well
as Bishop Percy's correspondence with Shenstone
and DR.. Farmer. and the old printer Berthelette's
accounts for printing statutes and other books for
the KING &C.
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
MEAN BEATS.
Worse Than Sneak Thieve--Meancr Than
Petty Larceny Men-HOw Yonnx N'nn
Can Get Good Clothes and Part His Hal,
In the Middle.

Worse Thnn Sneak Thieves- -neancr Than
Petty Larceny Men-fIow YonnS N'nn
Can GeI Good Clothes and Part His Hair
In the Middle.
On saturday afternoon last young boy named
Charles g. ScOded accosted in Fourteenth
street by fashi0naby dressed young man about
twenty-four years OF age whose ambrosa! locks
were parted IN the middle, and on whose fingers
were costly rings and In his shirt front some rich
jewery. He said to the boy
any son, do you want to make nifty centsqn "Of
course do" said the boy; 'wha; do you want'"
II want You to take . note to person In Sixth
avenue who will give you some money for me-
The boy decHned taking the note, and the young
fashionable then patronizingy asked him what was
his mothers name and address ana where she
traded for groceries. This was navely given by the
lad, whereupon the young gent took out an en-
velOpe and wrote an address on 1t.
Hair an hour afterwards a lad delivered to Mr.
Charles Tilord, Of the firm OF Park n Tliiord, a
note, written in neat, lady's hand, OF which the
following Is copy
SATURDAY. March %. 1871.
loan twenty-five dollarsY wish to use some money
very particularly sufficient II You win obiie
Rsspacay yours. EIpHzA AM sUoFEIp e ''e
Mr.. lillord questioned the lad as TO who gave bim
the note, and sispecung that all was not right.
called In the services of oiicer Carney who arrested
the enterprising young gent
On being searched ten similar notes were found I'm
his possession, three OF whlch We're addressed
one 70 Messrs. Pope Welldman, l3o Sixth avenue,
signed Mrs. DE banks, 81 Fifth avenue;' another
10 Mrs. Lonza signed MRS Gunther, 239 East Four
teenth street." and another TO Mr.. Lewis Kelly
street."
On the remainder OF the notes there were no adj
dresses or signatures the young gentleman evi-
dently awaiting more extended information.
Atoms was brOught before Judge Scott, at
Essex Market, yesterday morning. He smiled
as ne was undergoing examination. and
seemed to take the whole thing an excellent
joke. He gave his name william Smith. This
however is SAID to be only an assumed name and
that he belongs TO a very respectable family IN
Brooklyn On the affidavit or MIR. rilIotd, ana the
testimony Of Mrs. Scofed and her son, he com
mitted Tor trial at the General Sessions.
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
" WAsHINGTo


RESOLUTIONS.
States and Territories called Joint rsso
utions for reference only. Among them the follow
ing:-
BY Mr. TwIoHELI- frep.) of Mas "A joint resolution OF
the Legislature. OF Massachusetts shipbuders
OF the United States
BY Mr. PEsnLEToS. uep, OF X. IA bin to increase the
duty manufactured machinery imported foreign
countries.
by Mr.. Cox tdem) of N Y.--To repeal the duty on
By Mr.. STORMS, (6em.) OF Pa-For the reduct ion OF
taxes, to promote peace and for other purposes.
Also bill to suffrage to the of Utah. without
distinction of previous condition servftude
aia In al footing with Great
Britain, France and Germany.
Numerous bills introduced for the poIti-
cal disau ilitiea
By Mr.. ARxsTnoss-A bill establish the territory OF
Pembinn provide government therefor.
3a REVENUE REFoeM.
Mr. HiBBARD tdeml of N. H. offered series of reson-
tons decarato Of what the financial policy govern
beieht Of Interests the general expense
that requires there should be raised
hundred fifty millions revenue incuang Interest,"
aud twenty-five millions towards paying the prn ths
Meaus shall be Appointed the present session. special
committee OF be appointed 10 report
tariff without Discrimination In favor OF particular
interests it
demand for the previous question.
Mr. ELDRfpGk, tdem) Of Wis., 10 test the of the
Hoac moved 10 lay the first resolution the table, This
disagreed toyess tnameiv, Asssrs Brooks OF Mass
and Maynard), pays l63.
The referred of Ways
and Means when appointed.
The frst rcsoi u,on thus referred NJ fo,ows:-8
Resolved, Thai ibe hpancia policy which aims merely
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
the UB'cUITOUs FORESTER.

Forester, the Nathan tinrderer, Secrcted in
Memphis-Trusi worthy Pals-The Police at
Fanll.
ST. LOUIS. March 81.
A special despatch, dated Memphis, 10th, says
Forester, the supposed Nathan murderer, made
his appearance ana recognized IN tns city some
three weeks since but the parties rec0g
nizing him did not know he the
man wanted. He disappeared from the
CITY a few days afterward ana simultaneously with
the arrival OF ST. Louis detective, and It IS sup
posed he l. now concealed somewhere IN tins city.
The St. Louis detective N now working The case but
with no success Forrester's pals Will not make
known his whereabouts. II Is rumOred before lcav-
Ing the city he said II q pardon could be procured
for the twelve years he IS wanted In the Illin0is
Penifenfiary he would deliver himself TO Tie officers
and stand trial for the Nathan murder, lie having
no fears as to the result OF that investigation
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
ANOTHER FIRE FROM LOCOMOTIVES.

Destruction Of Valuable Residence asd
Ostbuildinss nc Tivoll, the Hadson.
The residence and outbuildlngs OF Mr.. E. a. Lud-
low. on the banks OF tho Hudson, little above
TivolI were almost completely destroyed by hre q,
few days since. 1t Is supposed the sparks from the
engine OF passing train communicated the fre.
The only persons on tnS ,,sa premises severe, were q q
saving the horses and cattle, but the furniture car
riages and houses destroyed The loss 10 eett-
mated at about $4,000 TO SO. 900. The buildlng1
were insured fer small amount This part Of the
east bank OF the Hudson u known ~ LIVINGSTON
Woods which extepd alopg the river fo1 distance
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
TRENTON IN. J.) AFFAIRS.

Capture OF the Escaped COnvIct-Thc LAST
Kick Of the Jersey City Cbarter-Lcgisia-
TRENTON, March %, 1871.
Jacques, the convict who escaped rom State
Prison on Saturday night, was captured to-day ut
Perth Amboy. through The notice that appeared IN
the HERALD and Is Tonight safely lodged in his old
quarters
THE JERSEY CITY CHARTER.
Bnmstead's brass band, to the number OF
about 1oo are here tonight lobbying, trying to
strengthen the weak-Kneed republicans, so as IL
possible to gain power for tomorrow TO pass the
charter over the Governors veto.
tfH EVENING SESSION.
In the Senate the supplement to the charterof the
Paterson and Newark Railroad was passed. The
supplement TO the charter Of Hoboken was ordered
to third reading. The bill concerning the increase
OF justices and c0nstables fees was laid over until
Tuesday.
No business was transacted In the House.
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
LOUISIANA FINANCES.

The State Dcbi-An Increase Opposed by tao
Business Men OF New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March 26 1871.
the Tt'n@s this morning published card signed
oy nearly iour hundred property owners and TAX
payers, among them many OF the most prominent
business men of the city, declaring they will use
every legal means 10 resist the payment OF all addi
81. UOO.000 alrca0g Incurred
The New York herald., 1871-03-28

rapid extnguhmen OF the public debt by perpeuanc the
burdens OF taxation ~ inexpedeD and mpoc and that
The faith and credit OF the depend the de
vepment OF The resources OF the country aud their relief
F1rhese resolutions the offered by Mr.
Cox on last Monday
The question occurring resolution. Mr. Cox
moved to adjourn saying he wanted to whether ST. Do
mngo stronger the House than relieving the people
from axation.
The House, fifteen past O'Clock adjourned.
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
the esrrNpolNT TRAGEDY.

Coroner whltehll commenced an inquest yester.
day afternoon In the case Of Dennis Mccormack,
who was snot and killed by George Neef at Green.
point on Saturday evening last. No par
ticuars OF the tragedy were elected additional
those already published In the HERALD. The inquest
was adjourned until Tomorrow evening. Neep re-
mains in the custody Of Captain Rhodes Of the
seventh precinct
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
HAyAl ORDERS.

Lieutenant Commander Robert Boyd Jr., has
been ordered TO an examination for promotion.
Commander $. p. Quackenbush has been detached
mahd the Vandalla. ut Portsmouth, N. Il. Surgeon
Il. M. stein has been detached from special duty
under tile Treasury Department and is wailing
orders.