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New Orleans Republican., 1871-08-16

AVoe'A''''' ~-'s -
Note-The returns from the First Dis
qtrict Recorder, which would materially in
4cEease the number of prisoners, were not
received in time to be embodied in this
report.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-08-16
GIRLS HOUSE OF REFUGE.
Inmates on hand July 1..................2 pa
Number released during the month. -.
Number on hand July 81. l.............2l
EXPENSES.
Groceries provisions and vegetables. sis O6
Fresh beef. .................... % so
Total $l37 Sc
CITY CEMETERIES

The receipts from sales of lots and burials
during the month amounted to $3.50 so.
SUMMARY
OF the cash expenditures of this depart
ment for the month, which Includes salaries
ond ovnapeac nf eyarv otlar character.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-08-16
The following will exhibit the number OF
cases arraigned before each court:

Of this number III were committed to
the Workhouse, l44 TO the Parish Prison,
80 to the First District Court, 4 20 the
Houses of Refuge, 10 to the Insane Asy-
Ium; 100 were released on peace bonds, l35
were fined, 786 were discharged, and ll9
miscellaneously disposed of by being con-
stinued, etc.
The following are the receipts and ex-
penditures:
New Orleans Republican., 1871-08-16
REGULAR MEETING.

ClrY HALL,
New orleans, August Is, 1871.
The Council met in regular session at
noon.
Mayor Benz. F. Flanders presided, and
there were present Administrators John
Cockrem tImprovelnents),, Alfred Shaw (Ac-
counts, L. T. Delassize tWaterworks and
Public Buildings), F. C. Remick Com
merce), James Lewis tPolice), John S.
Walton (Finance), and H. Bonzano Assess
Jments).
New Orleans Republican., 1871-08-16

As per report of work performed for other
branches of the city government:
Department of Improvements, miscel-
laneous work. .$H %
Burying INDECENT dead and convey
ing sick to hospital, cofins fur
nished, horses cared for, repairs to
wagons, etc. 1888 50
Prison wagons, repairs to same and
care of horses. 2l5 90
Boys House OF Refuge-hire of horse
and wagon for delivery of bread,
repairs TO wagon. hire of female
prisoners for washing, etc. ~ 55 90
City Hall-for towels washed. .... 81 90
Miscellaneous work. 40 so
New Orleans Republican., 1871-08-16

Total for department. ...... s7l ,356 70
The item of wages has been considerably
Increased by reason of repairs to canal
aevees.
JOHN COCKREM, Administrator.
BY Mr.. Lewis:
DEPARTMENT OF PoLIcE,
August Is, 1871.
Hon. Benz. F. Flanders, Mayor;
/ have the honor to submit the following
report of this department for the month OF
July, 1871:
New Orleans Republican., 1871-08-16

having jurisdiction over the matter, with
right of appeal to the Supreme Court of the
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Marriages nxst be ind@sed scith 6sN
DIED..

BoNNBrTTn this city, Mond Sept Peter Boaae In tie
R.Isyes md friends Of the family attend
Geos Church Tsand-y morning Sept -
S.nSs.sr Of Msry lingering ness
T e. sss, on M ha1 sss p' s s% 81 " ''
BSGLAND- Norwsn Conn., Sunday Sept ser brief Illness
Bvens England wife Of Isaac W. England aged % year.
PqDsr. "wednesday Sept at noon, from Der late readsD Ia
Bas. Thirty nnth-s., SeS.York.
GUNTHBR-On Monday Sept Ludwig Emil In the 10th year bic
O Mar oan.ssr AID &c late Can:s 49,,
b. uns from the residence Of hi, mother a.
on Thursds Sept az osOei M Without further notice. Tie
HOLLSTBR-Suddealya Raihea Park n j. Ba BdHna ns.A
daughter Of W. and Henrietta K HOLSTER.
Relatives and friends RESPECTFULLY invited 70 attend The foser.
parents Train leaves foot Of Climbers st., itSp
HoUGHAt Eag Chester County Penn on the tth G Annis
Mary Duff
MAUGER-In Brooklyn Monday evening Sept Bmna Isabs
daughter Of Samuel and s%% . sTs'f /, s s mouths
Funeral th, "Wednesday afternoon O'Clock No 35 smho
between Union and Presidential
PURvBs-ou Friday at PlAiale. Conn., Rachel Puvea.
senSuS Poasheepse and Newark papers please copy
RoBBRTsONAt Mott Haven, n T. Sept ofyphoh fever Heay
n. Robert.on in the 5Sth year Of his age. 49,
IDIOT. M on Thursay Sent The rsmsss will be sIes b. hs
iOso NJ trsn nom Bedford the fane.
respectfully invited to attend return trans from Bedford Al
and 7:O p. m.
Flushing and aropOluaves h etde harsAa smith.
In the 18th year Of her age -, ..,.s. 49,.
the funeral from her late residence, Wednesday, Sept a
9o'cloci
0 .dn eo and Aaus wss sssd Sosth. and Is dsy
Funeral ednesdsy Sept o'clock M mo" ~ S"neJsa'
Brootlyn.
wILsoN-suideuy on Monday ssp& Cas- D. ss Of ssps
D. and Julia wilson the sCth rear Of his age
The . .n. IA us =. nc parents Me-
Charles ST. "Wednesday afternoon, at l o'clock
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE.

THE LOST CAUSE PAMPHLET DENOUNCED.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The National Demo
cratic Executive Resident Committee, to-day, held q
NEE ting here at which the following statement was au
thorized:
This Committee have had their attention called to
anonymous pamphlet entitled Concession or how the
South secured" now circulating over the States as
though emanating from Democratic source. The Com
mttee feel authorized to denounce the fraud
and sentiments therein expressed as aagoniso to
the principles and purposes Of the Democratic party
Further, this Committee of the unanimous opinion
that the originated from Radical source with the
Intention to deceive the people, and prejudice them
against the only party which reform the Admnisra
tion of the Government and bring about return TO
honesty and Constitutional laws. 80 -
SAMUEL ]. RANDALL, Chairman Of the Committee.
Messrs. Randall slOeum, Swami, Eldridge and Jefres
were personally present. and Messrs. Niback, Young
Merrick and Smith were represented
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en@y STATE Cymntttss rhereupo1 rttes yoppssisy tc
rsseIotion ahd aueondn5ehI moved 10 lay he whole
subject ON the table, which melton called for tho
feas and kaye-the vote 10 be regarded the
subject OF comforting authority
Inc motion was received with decided marks OF up
the Convention A tho roll was about 70 F. called sev.
sra gentlemen, who favored the resolutions Of Mr. Oar
Ing requested for harnonye sake TO Withdraw nv
motion to lay on tho table, assuring that IL would
do 80 the whole subject would be withdrawn After CON
sultation with Mr. Depew, complied and the reaon.
ferred TO In the Convention.
The sentiment Of the Convention was 30 distinct,v cx
hibed that the gentlemen fav0ring the proposition nust
have Judged 1t prudent to abandon the scheme,
The resolution had evidently been prepared with
and upon consultation; why Its introduction was d.
layed until the last minutes of the Convention its
supporters best tell Had not the project been op
No snggestion OF the Withdrawal made until after
such call and ASSURANCES we're made publicly I'm
INV hearing that the State Committee Possessed every
REQUISITE authority In such matters" any authority In
Before that Convention reorganization Of the party
as IL then existed in NewYork had been publicly pro-
posed nor was any pretext for such action alleged to
not compelled infer that the movement to control the
local party machinery without the consent OF me party
itself was attempted to DO initiated at the State Com
ycnton by occurring such authority as would serve tho
purpose .,,,... o., 4. 49,. .....
clearly unauthorized and its natural effect Is already
becoming apparent At time when union and harmony
are az essrptial and would secure buccess, are
weakened and injured by contentious which ought never
to existed, and which should be immedatey ter
minated La A. nhAhiAA'
T0tsdam, Aug. 80, 1871.
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EASTERN RAILROAD DISASTER.
rur coRoNER,s INQUEST,

THE CORONERS INQUEST
Boston, Sept. 5.-The inquest at Revere
continued to-day.
been in the position one year last February express
train coming around curve after accommodation train
fo sn me after beverly train passed
from the engine settled down so that GOULD not see the
OF the trans and thought that the express
na %s s. ssR ssa ssPs Ts
%s anna Ia1s
lands train was at the crossing when the Pullman was
George NJ Brown, the President Of the Eastern Rail;
ca1. % tnSq eaod and being sworn testified: Had
bs a ssTs 90 sassp S 81 1 1gSns
and s l ss f nsaS e
sIE sa9 sh an2 Tie last two make
IN 1859 find by return s a for the ten months S
the 49, the purchase Of cars Is managed IN tns
Say are e nesded and reports assent and
and orders purchases them under my dlrecuon; NO
am not aware from my own observation that there
decency Of cars the was on Gallon
asked s.s r'i h ssis s'fsaY AS
s ssT hm in the sod II Sss
remedied there less number Of ears used now tnan
%6eS over Sp Se road osnsr
the cars are also larger and carry larger VI
passengers IA cars have been added to the road
JAM l. my attention called TO the accident Bangor
train owing the crowded condition of the cars we
lost two three by that accidents last Winter had
an estimate made Of the number Of which should
want this year. and submitted to the Board Of Direct
ors it was approved and ordered the TO be made
accordingly, think In May; the Superintendent did
not think the shops were doing what they
rhoud, and he ordered four cars built at
the Taunton shops; all the improvements that have
been made have been brought ~ my notice; had COM
plants year that short Of and accord
fngy made provision for that necessity; all CON-
panles make special provision for picnics, musters
camp-meetings and excursions; was not aware the
minister was appointed the same week csmpmeetins
until after ward, and regretted to hear 1t, and should
have tried to prevent 1t had known 10 in season have
had complaints that the travelling public was not accom-
Inodated year have made statement that
did not care the travelling public, and do not think
ever made any such remark that we depend upon
the travelling public; my own observation would not
lead to think that there lack OF cars for the
commodaton of tue public 10 the road but or
twice o month"; and think the better provision we
made the public advantageous TO the road the
twelve ears we added 1 thought would exceed the
amount Of travel this Summer; had supposed that we
had the full and free Of the telegraph but not long
ago the superintendent called my attention to the
fact that he could not have the use OF IL, and
then thought We should have q wire OF our own |
think there has been special alusOn 70 the
system telegraphng brought before the Board the
Board OF Directors have their meetings once month";
is the duty Of any member to notify the Board OF any
deficiency.
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REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS.


EFFORTS FOR HARMONY IN THE sOUTH-PROG-
REss OF THE OHIO CAMPAIGN-AFFAl@s IN
NEw-JERsEY AND PENNSYLVANIA.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBuNkl
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6-Advices from the
South assure the Republican Committee mere Oh INC uo
cessf progress Of efforts now making 70 .
harmonic the party several Of those STATES IN
ena great homes are entertained that the delegate eec
tons will resut n the formation Of an harmonious ooh
yention on the 27th inst. North Carolina hepuphoh'
are quietly busy taking advantage OF their reooh' WIZ
tory. ,,,.- e...
Letters received to-day from the Republican state
Committee at Columbus, Ohio speak IN glowing NIm'
~ the nroeress OF the Republican State campaign The
attendance at their meetings is unequaled since
the great war All the leading speakers atac'
and arouse enthusiasm Republican managers are con-
graduating themselves the prospects Of harmony In
cincinnati and Cleveland which, II 1t continues, as is
nrobable insures large majority in the next Legsla-
tire The difficulties In Hamilton County have been
with the antsunday law Germans, whom the Democrats
have been seduously cutvatng that county elects
fourteen Representatives and three Senators, and has
always been The detection OF considerable
number Of German Republicans would be very serious
matter The Cleveland difficulty seems to have more
personal character. The Ohio State Committee have
already distributed than forty thousand documents
paying postage them instead OF using Congress
francs, as the Ohio Democrats are doing.
The Republican managers and committee here have
been very much interested Of late the Fall prospects
in Pennsylvania and NewJersey In the tter State de-
feat impended from a threatened Kilkenny cat fight
over the nomination for Governor and in the former
from the apathy everywhere manifested. During the
past week conference has been held at which there Is
reason to believe the NewJersey differences have been
amicaby arranged-at least far insuring united
activity behalf of the nominee Of the Trenton Conven
tion whoever 1t may be-
The Pennsylvania Republican State Committee have
determined that the shall be made as vigorous
as possible large number Of campaign documents on
the national finances, the New Departure" the ku
Kux and other subjects have been circulated Invita-
tons have been sent to Secretary Boutwell, and Deano,
PostmasterGeneral Creswe, Senators Pool, Conkling
and Speaker Blaine, Delegate Garfield Of Washington
Territory and other prominent gentlemen most OF whom
1t Is believed will respond. The invitation has been Sc
conded by Committee here and there is every pro-
liability Of stirring canvass and successful ISSUE
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guerial Notifies

Union Republican General Csnmittee.-Tss rsslss
morh Committee Will be bod HadquArtes
Fh-aye Twenty secopdl, THURSDAY EVkhIN0 sept
81 O'Clock.
o.o So1c..es Secretaries. HORACE aRAs P1sis,,.
sscena Assembly District Unisa Republican Asseot..
tion-In accordance with call Of he GeesrA Comme spseAA
win be held II Hesdquaeu Kessels Hotel t13 Pes q
WEDS8sDAY Sept sI s he sf sronsg AZ kspsss
GIa Pssdsst 6sss G. suILIvAs ASpssv CgsAcx. sessss
Az -, ssss ToRsbnf .aS wHDsEsbAY RvsSEos spa
and ISL Ct Hsadqsarsn Ne Us Brseas pr u ysss, =
rolling al the Republican sece rsiss 70 as 49,
tor ths Pail campaign. fHOhAS aULLoAH' f"
JAMS c. sirs Secretary.
Eleventh Assembly Dissrict Usiss Rsrssai"ss @>~
eia,ios-A meeting Of Ne Associates yin b hsA -
TUESDAY EVENING s@+ -
At osiesi a Headquarters. 90 aztAa's An 90 -
phueplss Of the party and opposed 10 nssdsai 49, f.
rrrou tse Names to eaab,s then 10 w. = "s !,
a..s,,,. IA ne sAs Cssys.aos 10 10 ssA asps -.
nARsHALL O sosSkiS' r
DssT A ma q
eNteossA IN ~ - Wkphkspth -, - -, - =,
"A SPECIAL 80 ~ mi asl ssss.dAys - W.
Gcseea 6eassal Cenaasss~ An h0pssoss "
sss D, ..s s.s'a ~ LA ATKINSON rr.a.s
ISAAC I.sseefbe AsIis Rsrcpe darins he ueei tel
Poss:xsnn Sspe M Win csss :. th. QsSs % TUESDAY ..
i;g ~ - WkDHEsDlY ~ ~. ss IhgksDAx =. saA
sssATVSnky ai%As r-s. IA s"ssA F~~s~TA
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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sssI E.sessi sslgsI Knsssass, Z. lsr s salem
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schr Enterprse, Daniels kzsbethpen for Prevideace.
schr Conelizs, Pratt. Ehsabethport Gof New.Hsyen.
Schr Henry, Allen. BlisAbsthport sor Mes Hayea-
Schr Anira, Wooster, Enbethpor fos Hes-HAVen.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
O. Sept 6Arnyd, steamer South Cachna ksa
New.York; schr. II. O. Shepard, New York
SAVANNAH Sept Arved Sunday steamship North Point hoa
Baltimore Herman Li.ingsOn. EswYaf ship Southern Rights Boz
ton o. Monday hp Seresmsf steamship Oriental Bostsa
H. AacCpmber PhbdephIai Robert Caldwell Nes York to-day
Ss .,eeiisr SESAME RaHs gu for COAL for Key West c'''r'A
Ssanship Virgo for dsw.forA
DISASTER.
PmApxr pH sspt s-s nsSshP Norman Of the Boston Lss
alishty damaged by an accidental sn W" e'sa~t
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DISSENSIONS IN THE DEMOCRATIC CAMP
IN THE WITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The Democrats in the With Assembly Dis
trct are atated about their candidate for Assembly.
John Carey, who was beaten by Twombly In the race
last year for that Office and afterward given the oert
cate OF election b very anxious to be renomnated as no
SAYS "that at the election this Fall there VIII be no
United States Marhas to prevent the boys doing az
they desire at the polls and that he can obtain ma
jorty over any Republican candidate" The respectable
of the district say that they will not vote for
Mr.. Carey; and there was private meeting ct the
rooms Of the Fifteenth Ward William NJ tweed Assooia-
ton in East Nnth-st near Ffthave., to take action
against his denomination. This meeting was called py
Marcus Hanlon, who, he claims, Is endesvorine
to reclaim the district from the old fogy RUE OF mr.
Douglas Taylor the present manager o. TIN the prase
Of four of the Ward Democratic Clubs ana rev OF ter
Interested friends and resulted In the choice OF Tour
gentlemen whose names are to be presented 10 the
leaders OF Tammany Hall. with request anu demand
that the candidate the Assembly OF seventh Assem-
bly District be selected from among them. .
fnrst in the list is Col Dsnforth member OF the FIJI
tenth Ward William M Tweed Association. Second is
Thomas Levy, an attach6 Of the New and
the President Of the Fifteenth Ward Matthew Bren-
nan Assocation The other gentlenen are James Multi
gan who keeps liquor saloon at the corner OF sixth,
wines liquors, and cigars" at NO. ~ uhVersisypace'
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THE DRAMA.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER-DIVoRCE.

FIFTH AVENUE THEATER-DIV0RCE.
rho 6rst performance of the new theatrical
tooN place at the Fifth Avenue Theater, last night
- Nonse was crowded, and the assemblage was select
sh.rsctsr and bright and cheerful In appearance
VI 0OI Insusiu DAYS new comedy, divorce" was
MI y, the first time and 1t was acted with much and
80, ability The auditors followed Its course with
t attention and gave many tokens OF Interest," This
=, naturally to DO expected - from the fact
th.t it relates to topic OF invar1aDe anu I'M
falling attraciveness to the average mind; the topc'
that H. Of matrimonial trouble This theme 1t illustrates
in Eve acts, which are well constructed, though
written in somewhat difuse style, and which show wt
unbappiness tles may occasion those who love- and
that rbearance toward another to characteristic
fangs essential TO the happiness OF persons III 'n
married state. The lesson is not asonishingy hoNeb
and has been taught, with less proxity In other a
better plays than Divorce" While however, tnere 10
fippancy slang, and trteness In the producuon Ine "
also good deal Of human nature In IT, togetner WIN
lash Of real feeling and spice OF mlrtn' 'uuclouS
eediDR ont OF the "sma TALK and condensation or the
business" will make 1t more symmetrical In form ana
sharper in effect and recourse to that expedlent WILL
probably insure for IL profitable run 1t Is 10 some
extent based on the novel Of "HeiKnew he Was Right"
by one Of the Troopes and that story has enjoyed
popularity Its original form, there is good reason TO
think will meet with similar favor in this dramatic
dress The work Of the playwright, as we have inti
mated has been skfully DONE There may be question
whether art ought to invite public attention to minute
viscction Of matrimonial nfelcfes but that question
Is rather tender one, and do not incline to ponder
upOn it now There limit to the patience OF
the moralzer. Mr.. Days company proved very
strong and did everything needfu for the success OF the
niece Mr.. LeMoyne an artist Of remarkable talent,
made especially strong impression, as BuTTiH the
Detective. Mr. Henry Crisp, also q new face here,
pleased the audience greatly by the gentle personality
that he developed and by his quiet andfweltra
skill Emphatic applause, by way Of welcome, greeted
Mr. HarEins, MT Davidge, Mr. Lewis, Miss Morant Miss
Clara Morris, Miss Fanny Davenport, and Mrs. Gilbert
The scenery-views OF Long Island Sound, the
Hudson, and the ruins in st. Augustine-was really
beautiful and evoked paudts that were well deserved.
Return 10 topic Of this comedy will be approp
ate at leisure 1t is destined to last for con-
Hderahle time,
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and town associations shall be held on or
POLITICAL NOTES.

Southern papers universally repudiate The
Hsads roorack secret circular the recovery OF she
Lost Cause" A. Fl. stephens devoted two-coiumn
editorial TO indignant denial OF the authorship OF "
which had been attributed to him.
The Republicans Of the Township Of Raritan,.
MIddeser Co., j. have elected delegates to the State
Convention az follows: Col. Chas, a. Houghton, Cspt
A. J.. Scott Mr.. Charles Campbell. Alternates-J. NJ
Board, X. Weston, William CroweL
The German Republicans OF the Seventh ward
Of Newark haye organized Campaign Club with the
following officers: Emil Hermann. Presidents u Zurich
Treasurer; Central Committee-C Zurich, Aug Nessier
Republican primaries, for the election OF
delegates to the NewJersey State Convention were held
in Jersey City last night In the lid District the crowd
was 40 large that hundreds went without voting
S rne police on duty were compelled 10 send iOr re
endorsements TO preserve order.
1t seems the Democratic SANDER about
Speaker Blaine has already travelled far Wisconsin
THIS the shape In which 1t drops from the ps OF Mr.
Dooite, Democratic candidate for Governor Of that
ne ss ad S THAT w, %9n %
millionaire It Is said and how can he synpathss with
burdens they now bear"
The Labor Reform Convention Of the Schuyl-
kill, PENN coal miners met In Pottsve on Monday and
nominated John Parker, Stephen Renger and James T.
Kelley candidates for members Of the sts.te As
| sembly from the County platform Of principles was
adopted relating almost solely to the rights Of labor
against monopolies &C. The resolutions are mostly
exceptonable except the two following, the first
which Ia impractca6le and the second incOmprehensibe
Resolved great should be exercised In future give
gers ghs will them percentage Of proet eqa
the accurately sVesge In the national wealth
esoIred That unhoy fapac OF American caps vhc de-
While capital European
ties recognise necessity Tor
tadA
LOCAL.
The Ninth Ward Workingmen's Association
nominated Andrew Holley last evening, as an ndepend
ent candidate member Of the Assembly from the 1h
DISTRICT
AT the enrolment meetings held last night
by the Ist IIId vth With, Xth, XIth, xvIiIth, and
yXth Assembly District Union Republican ASSOCIATIONS,
$50 new members were added to the Lists.
At a large and enthusiastic meeting of the
XXth Assembly District Union Republican Association,
held lsst night at Grims Garden resolution was Of
fered and unanimously adopted recommending Horace
Greeley the nominating Convention 10 oanooa'e ios
President