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pISSFNGERS 1RRIVED.

FROM LIyERPOoIIn steamship Bsiay, Nav 'Pa MIS-
Mr. WiIm Mis-, Norman. Jatge o'suvan r. T. DARBY T. soyo
Nr Feger A Hickey Mr. and Mr+ Jno Heath N ana ~ fi'is
-. ~ Mrs Nilher Nh Iuite MIS- hobsohi w
80 M, Ra.i the Rev. James Trrnor, hrs Argues
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NIVJ n D,iIey & Co.'s,

AtW. j. II. Daley 81 Co.'s,,vc,u, crs
631 BROADWAY. BETWEEN HOUSTON AND BILE ,sSt Isl
30 CLINT DIsCoUAT-Whe French CHINA Dnle' S''' i
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80 PER CENT DISCoUNT-wble Prench China Tea Se'' y"
pieces Sc 90 -. 81 clin. npuer
80 PER CENT DSCouST-Colored and i' freeh 0A'A DA'
~ u...h Chin. Ten
30 PER CENT DIsCOUNT-Colorsd and gilt frenen ''' '
Tpy.
80 PER CENT DIsCoUST-CoOred Chamber sets pieces Eng
ri Ps CENT mscoUYr-IrO handed Dinner Knives Shes"
make 81 30 IN. dozen ,.l t. Sci. sir rieces best
30 PER CENT DISCoUNT-Sl'e'P'"''~
triple plate. : - 80 s,. u,,,ss Csser sir bottles,
pc" ~, tRp EST p;COUNTA large assortment OF hA0'e' ~
Bsda LsaIss and anil japanese Vases TIA sets
Se &C. pm CENT pscouST-Bayers arr guaranteed lover p
than esu be i'a4A ''' H. j. T. DALEY Co,
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SENATOR VESTS RECORD.

TO the ~Ed,tor Of The TrtbuHe.
Sm: In relation 10 statements that Senator
West was the only Republican who voted against tho
Treaty and That NJ did Il Tor the purpose OF obtaining
favor with the Democrats o. ,houll DO mouu0ned That
but vcly latcl Ao lad tn Postmaster AT hrI'hs
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, U. s. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll;4'
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
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For per liue, will insert advertisement month
IN bryour 6rtclss Georgia newspapers including I've Dales
prbIsher Il this responsibility well
known Address GGo. T. HOWELL Co.. Advertising
Agents, NO. II Pdrk-IOw AeS-lok
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-. lanes Hotel.

-four ud. vii Luly inform eiihet By iegn or e eter
shall De- better peiaf~i O 1ni oi'. Tue
of ilIs ueN ressn, etsblssmsut Is u a. 70 tea'sss
eommcn Transient Bosri fOJk DoLLAhN Psi sa1', No.
'''' PROPRIETOR 81. JANIS hOEEl BoSoa.
and Druggist. ,re respectfully eiuo II .gsiut
ii i,ss % DuNDAs PICK Co.'S PREPARATIONS go
,.ors is more easy - slpf"P AZ .a .sn-S'e' " '
rLrl,,t. su u ~: t,s cure oli VI saals.sOed
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The best md Remedy The world for all diseases with
which children are afflicted during process OF ehng Mas
WIysIows SOOTHING SYRUP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29

Ifthe Darwin theory development be the Guansco
rn Ne but slightly panthrop for the great bcet
hat il con upon nauy by furnishing tie material Rom wneh Is
made the celebrated UMBRELLA bearing that name
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MiRRIED.

Wedding Visiting Cnrds, Initial STAMPING Note Psner
VIZ EygrpETs SoNs FUiroS-sT. OLD DUTCH CHURCH
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pAvIS-BARTOS-On Thursday, May - at 81 Andrews Church
Rc ond STATEN Island by the Rev. Kingston Goddard, d. d. MT
w Day. 10 Miss Fannie h. Barton all Of stltel Island
MARSHALI-sALE-At the Church Of the Holy Trinity Bookiyn
On Moplav NAV o. DIR. Hall Chestnut hsrbal Of
BALTIMORE to Fannie c. eest daughter oil T. H. sac ESQ.,
OF Brooklyn.
Au NOtices Of Marriages must be Endorsed uth (aH
name and address.
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nOMHSTIC PORTs.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
Say PR,scrco May 2Arye eim,hP Colorado from pn9ma.
L0s.os May 23-ArFved Yesterday, brss GeoTc H. Jenah
Smelsi Mamie T. Bell Matanast Pano. New OianE 'a anna
BuLer Cenuegoi; sch Melvin, Pe1saco ArnTe to-day
Hin. Noun. Washington. Cacaa; Abiotforl L.epo1 bark
Hun.,ck Caz Western star Aeoa BY " T. IhomP'on
L. M1eirO. NeE-Orens; schr Telegraph Pot An
tonic Also brs Coo r. Kemp, Agoa Boy; ia!-'era Ne"O
leans; brg Wllibam. ilmnron.
oirgss IorY Nav 2iAryd scr Conrectcu Port johnson
Boston CbHsionhef and r. IL shannon, Plaeha for
Eoon C. gaaUcfs0or PAaeiLia, Tor Sewiurpoti Onar
New-York Pcs; J. Liay NeF.lo ior salem ran, East
Machlas Newport Thomas g. smith Boston. 10y Philadelphia
Alexandria Jo-c0rt r Ncs-lo Re eue, Nior " S. Tor new
York G. s. Dyer lrankln, fo he"-iok ssne all above except
sAy,SAa May 22-Amyed steamer Herman Livingston NoS.io
schr. Hattie.
CHAWIfsToN May 29-Anyed. bark intnes Savannah Sel
brig Sebastian, Barcelona.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA May 26SaiIed, steamship Cleopatra Phillips Tor Ne"
York.
SPOKEN.
Bark Smith, Mesns FOX Philadelphia. hay Il lai Y H.
lla C. 10.
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Gurrial Notices

Sixteenth Assembly District Union KcpnbIichh NIsO-
Ou.-A regular meeting Of tie allow Association Hi be- Pea ~
hin Hall No Secondsye Tuesday EVENING NAV ~ Is
a O'Clock. NM. AIhlASOHi T'es'9N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29

The barometer has generally diminished
slightly since Saturday afternoon. II has especially fallen
I'm California Lake Superior The temperature has
fallen very heavily in Maine and has risen somewhat
over an tie lakes The winds have remained light, and
local rains prevailing from the southeast The cloudy
and threatening weather Temainst with but slight
changes from Mississippi 20 the Middle states, with
asinal light local rains. Partially cloudy and clear
weather reported from the lakes, light rains In Yer
mont and Maine, and the coast OF California and
Louisiana. ...
No material change in the weather sindcated, nor Is
severe extended storm probable for Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
AN EXAMPLE FOR THE KU-KLUX COMMITTEE.
IN. J,,iur ~,

The Select Committee on the Ku-KluX ont
RACES has resolved TO investigate the condition Of the
South without going outside Of Washington City. This
is mistake and will not public confidence for
any report that the Committee may hereafter
make THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE is now furnishing
OF the most interesting and apparently most re-
liable information that the Northern people have had in
regard to the political, social and commercial condition
of the Southern people. A special correspondent Is
letters, and what he writes bears marks of
truth and nothing but the truth. This
man does precisely what the Congress Committee
ought TO DO, if they really want to know the actual se
himself in communication with the leading men OF tat
section. He talks with Secesslonists as well as Repnl
cans he visits the districts infested by KuKux. He
hears the story told by the victims of TIER onrages anu
he listens To those who claim that the knkluA deVl IS
not half as black as he has been painted. In this
thorough conscientious way the correspondent does ms
work and as an inevitable result his letters show tha ne
knows what he is talking about II the Committee
would do their in this thorough way report they
mi eht make would be OF inestimabe value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29

IIdrOECtcr COrftCItu TOT ItIptIdIuIt anu tItNiIIUIJ
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASuINGTON d.. g., Nav rs, lS1I-1:30 u. III. }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
Nav YORK. MAY n, 1871.

- - NBvYORK, May n, 1871.
TO the Republican Electors ofthc CRY Of New ork
Pursunf 20 resolution q the tbesn State Committee drorE
re,gaainarn IF he Eegao eaa Perry in tbs ~ do under
signed have aT0nC' he Di0vng tbs A..
nly Districts nd rch Feorgnaon tho rs aud
lcnc ie o. Toe Cotullf Tor ta Iisrc hoci
Cea-rfl faurftre have bel will be
: IL IL .. - --L.u..
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SrUYygsASr SAFE COMPANY SEvsNrHsr AND
Third AVE. OPPOSITE COOPER lNsrlruTA, Z
Egw-YORK, May n, l87L }
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-11
THE POWER OF SUSPENSION.

We need not call the attention of on,
readers to the decision of Judge Emerson
in the Bovee case. It will be read with
interest by all classes of the people. The
learned judge sustains his judgment in
an opinion of remarkable clearness and
great ability. It will be seen that the
court fully sustains the action Of the Gov
ernor in suspending the Secretary OF
State, on the ground that, as the law
clearly allows such suspension, and has
not specifically named the branch of the
government to exercise it, such duty de-
wolves upon the Governor as a conse-
quence of his being clothed with the
supreme executive power"
We record it as our judgment that this
decision Of Judge Emerson will stand as
the settled jurisprudence Of this State. 1t is
in accordance with the dictates of COM
mon sense, and more especially in that it
concentrates the responsibility for official
duty in the hands Of a responsible officer.
Were subordinate officers permitted to
assume such responsibility, each in his
own case, with no check upon them when
the Legislature is not in session, the State
would be liable to suffer from the acts
Of such men as Wicklife. Confusion
would ensue, and no adequate penalties
could ever be enforced to make good the
losses to the State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-11
JOHN sL1DELL AND TIE DELTA,

John Maginnis was true man to his
friends, and his enemies say he had very
stubborn way of sticking to them. It
would be an interesting study to see him
sitting behind the counter Of the True
Delta, if such scene could be realized at
present., reading the denial of the Times
that John Slidell had anything to do with
the Delta, which he invariably designated
as the sixteen thousand dollar hypothe
cation" Aparagraph of the sternest and
shortest sort would go up stairs correcting
the statement, and it would appear next
morning in double-leaded nonpareil type,
under the editorial head. How his gray
whiskers would curl as he condemned the
Misrepresentation. It makes us feel good
to think of such picture Of honest indig-
nation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-11
ON CARONDEI.ET STREET.

| The stock market was decidedly fiat
There were neither sales nor purchases. OF
the many who bought Levee stock, and
who could afford to wait for dividend,
there were none willing to sell yesterday,
when the bears, coming up at an opportune
moment, tried to "break the market bv
rendering shares at lower rate than QUO
tations would justify. We heard the stock
quoted at IS so, Sc IS, Sc 62l4 and Sc 37h.
but were able to authenticate but single
sale of 100 shares at Sc Is, the same being
disposed of by an outsider who needed
money. Now an order for the purchase of
thousand shares is spoken of, and being
necessary to fill the order at as low a rate
as possible, to this is attributed the bearing
down. Every day sees one more stitch in
the garment that js to clothe the river banks
with protection to our agriculture and in
dustries. The cutting out and basting has
long ago been done; the mere mechanism
Of finishing the job is but slight, inasmuch
as the cash has been provided and the un-
derstrapers have already begun operations
in Mississippi mud.
Pneumatic stock is quoted at s202 Is.
and very dull at that.
Waterworks is in its last agonies of
fifteen cents share.
Southwestern railroad stock is doubtful
one side saying it is worth 81 50, the other
that it may not be had for $40.
Slaughterhouse can be purchased for
$3 share, when it is to be had at all.
But all stock is in a chaotic condition.
and nothing probable enough to bet upon
is visible.
The money market, feeling keenly the
scarcity Of currency, is still stringent, and
at present valves all softening influences.
The Chicago news, which was at the end of
every tongue. had no other influence but
to make call loans and commercial accom-
mediation all the more difficult. Among
the nominations upon the late disaster were
it's effect upon insurance of New York and
English houses, its results on the stock of
prominent railways, whose paper figures
largely in all speculations of the kind, and
ts effect upon grain, certificates of which
formed great medium of barter. 1t is no
wonder that the news came of a panicky
ceiling in New York, and also the report of |
IN almost entire suspension Of business.
Viewed in its influence upon the financial
world, the late calamity looks even more
asting than in the practical world. The
uncertainty Of the losses, the unknown
fices that lose, the absence of all accurate
uformation, aud the prevalence Of exagger.
ted reports, all tend, united, to produce
he result Of quelling the spirit of money
perations. Such were the topics on the
treet yesterday, and many operations were
uspended until the whole truth could be
nown, and the scales should fall from the
yes.
Gold i "a : slight decline, and ruled yes. |
srday q shout IL, this beisg the averages. /
b sales made were Of the erdinary Kind, /
a nothing extraordinary il to IS oh
toregn exchange Il firm, and Sterainx
~ = II q q IL ~ q
n Aeet1o4nM 4szs,
hsesys = 80
E % ~ u ssxsz
- rs RI 81 = ! = y = ~
t6r noneS 49, -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-11
SOMETHING WITH A LESSON IN IT,

e04EIHlHG WITH 4 LESSON IN IT.
The New York Jossaal Of Commerce
which is paper that was always 81
friendly to the South as it was to tn,
North, because it had . national senti
ment, sent . reliable man to make JUS
and true report Of what the South was
doing, and how her people were feeling
in order to lay the facts before the people
Of its own section. And this is the summing
up of all that he saw and wrote about,
although he saw enough to write forty
elaborate letters about from every section
Of the South:
I went South, believing that there was
something there besides politics to talk
about. l went among merchants, bankers
and manufacturers and farmers, who were
working hard to get along, and avoided the
politicians. The people I saw were, as a
class, hopeful, even under the most un-
toward circumstances. They spoke of their
crops and manufactures, the railroads and
stores and houses they had built, the YES
eels they had loaded tor Europe, give
histories of their harbors and channels
told everything they had done, were doing
States owed, and that they intended to pay
it if it took their last dollar. They explained
al these things and have tried to repro
duce the facts in the forty letters, Of which
this is the last. No man can receive the
attention have received from the South
eEn people during the few months epent
among them, without feeling . strong
sense Of gratitude. No man could feel more
grateful than do. / have tried to tell the
truth about them. They arc the judges,
and plain, unprejudiced statements are my
attempt at return for their kindness.
He says he avoided the politicians,
which means that he kept out Of the way
of the Democratic orators and corner
grocery keepers. If he had not done
this, and had unfortunately fallen into the
hands of the class that write for the
Times and read it, he would have been
told a different story altogether. He
would not only have been informed that
the South was ruined already, but that
she was suffering ruin about once week.
Suppose he had fallen into Dement'S
hands, and had been patient enough to
listen to, and weak enough to believe
that miscellaneous croaker, what an
Odyssey Of wrongs and ruins he might
have related instead Of the happy story
which he did tell.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-11

f.
4 - a fsett ~ ! - AaviAs
So = - esaSl 1T ssssteoe y
ruiCAtySne1n, Deoldes thesoassity Of
Amoney s1eAlly eheapeus N e0nmodieiss,
- IL o. "a uvll1b k1dx1nG oGti q
No lonoe1oGhtfhl. = SsqtinGnfis gradually
wrslqfng up eommarri0 dSalers that ths
short crop devil il npts blaek = " =
p11tsl and that . cloud Of exaggefxtiea
il = much the afiiiction u tho crop ~ i
cloud Of vermicular columns. IS acute is
the synpathy Of our own with the Liver.
pool market that We are forever dancing to
their music, and the slight decline recently
teleeraphed from across the water produces
fall in cotton here a. much as If New Or
Leans were only one Of the suburbs Of the
great English cotton mart. But the fall
has been in greater. proportion than in
Liverpool, and has been followed by
transactions in favor Of buyers. Az many
as 1900 bales were sold in the morning
hours Of yesterday, attributable to the
thought that the decline was only q "ehort
STOP" and that the old figures would soon
resume their sway. Offers which factors
turned their backs upon were accepted yes
terday and there has been let down from
the recent steep fortifcation in which they
were entrenched. Of course prophesies are
not scarce, but no accurate articulation ofthe
future demand, no pronunciation of forth
coming events has yet been heard that is
not subject to unfavOrable criticism. The
change is too sudden to last, according to
good judges, and it will not be MANY DAYS
before cotton will scale the heights again.
Among the results Of the great ire in
Chicago in produce, q merchant predicts q
rise in flour and in grain Of all kinds. This
has been anticipated BY speculative move
ment embracing all the -four to be had, like |
an anaconda. As yet only the figures have |
been cast, but the step has not been taken.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-11
QUARANTINE.
PROCLAMATION BY THE 1.nvrDxop.

STATE o. LoulslASA.1
Executive Department,
uho 'c~ oT:eaos' Nay Is. 1871.
Whereas An act of the Legslature annrovaa
March IS, 1855 entitled IAN act to est.h,;.h o,s-
anime ior the protection Ct the State" provides
.nat the Governor Of the State shall issae hin proo
!amat1on upon the advice Of the Board of Health
declaring any place where there shall be reaaon Ia
oeeSe pestilent, contagious or infectious disease
70 De an injected place, and stating the Nun.
ger OF Gays OF quarantine to be performed BY the
vessels Their passengers, officers and crew. oom
ing from such place OF places.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the provisions of
the sct AFORESAID, Tissue this my proclamation. and
declare the places hereafter named to be infected
places. and that all vessels, together with oncer,
Crews passengers and cargoes arriving from such
uaces' OF having touched stopped at any Of them.
snsA % subject to . quarantine Of not less than
zen days. OF for longer period, ~ may be consia
eled necessary by the Board Of Health. n t,ha
enect nom and after the FIRST DAY OF INN
1871. Any violation Of the quarantine Law. = ~.
proclaimed viii be severely punished.
the places which are hereby declared infected
- Aforesaid are the following, to Wit: Havana
Aafansas Trinidad, Cardenas st. Jaeo. an an -
Island Of Cuba; Port Royal and Nintese Raw. IN
the Island Of JamaicG Jacmel and PORT an p,irs.
on the Island Of San Domingo the island. ~ -
Thomas Martinique and 0uadeloupe; Camueacbv +
IN iucatan; Belize, in Honduras; Vera crus' 49,.
sao' Ismplco. Astanoras and Tuxpan, IN Me.;cc.
c.n Juan, A Aioaeagaas Chagrps. Aspiuvau ~
r'.'o oeuo, IN Central America, Maraceibo Is
sens.oe1a; LasuayrA Island Of Trinidad. a.
..neno, fafa Cayenne, Buenos Ayres. in sorth
Ames'cas and Nassau, New Providence. - I
~. uven under ~ hand and De ~ q tie st.a,
.n,s tsenfy. 1fth oay ef Msy 4 b. ia. - y ~
INDEPENDENTS ~ 80 6r;tsss ~ - - -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-11

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- 4lo1Quue ~ - ~
so alW6yp be64 ~ lEge1l4 o
IfO9 Ae1eole md t4e oeE44Q so4eQ
Pa Senehela d6ring The - -,
- 80 & 4e41 Ii1k to bri1e a tie $50
soea 9. ~ ~ 'yUdf So1u11D
seme facts fhSS canE s - oC6er way bemadl
pu0loc. Z.
Inc many Aun6ynn6eS % which thu
teachers have been subjected daring the
pm SWO years seem cost IN the shade by
me more resent ono Of soAuolng them "a
uecOme book peddlefA" Same pnhlish
ING noese North, having ~ let Of old
DOoks vn1ch they could not dispose Of
there, mas perhaps with the advico Of
our esete superintendent sent aeenta
0own mere 70 introduce these works into
OuF SCHOOLS. 1t they were any improve.
mens on the books heretofore used it
w0Mid n0t Dc 90 bad; but they are not.
!nen the manner Of introducing them Is
qua0o - annoying to the teachers as the
expense OF the change is to the parents.
these agents come round to the schools,
ana very hurriedly give their orders to the
principals, leaving the list Of prices, books,
etc. linen, IN day or two, porter comes
w!n 2 number OF books, demanding re-
celpt Immediately, which the teacher must
give tuot knowing whether the statement is
c0t!ect or mott, or else lay aside al other
business and count two or three hundred
Oooks. for three or four days there il, al
most constantly, the interruption Of ped
Jung OUT tnese books to the pupils everv
OOok having to be marked in it's appro-
9l,a.e dGS!uinnIand as there are over one
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-11
ORLEANS INFIRMARY.

ORLEANS INFIRMARY.
49,. Canal Street .I42
Conducted by rrs. chopin C. BEARD, D. w.
BRICKELL and J. D. BRUINS
POstoffce Box No. 81
Ut. s. CHOPPlN-GENERAL SURGERY. Diseasea
OF the BLADDER, CRETHRA and REC!TrM
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Dr. q. w. HRlCKELL-Medical aud SIR rical Dis
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pr DICKSON BRUNS-Diseases of the LuNGs
tn. The best NURSES provided. Fare and accomme-
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-11

Exhibitors are invited from every section o.
America. Rail1oads steamships, and other trans
portation lines, a. named in the Premium Cata-
logues (pages 10 and III, win carzy exhibitors to
and from the Fair at ue.half the usual rstea $
The books are now open for the entry Of Machin-
cry, Wares. Merchandise, Stock, Agricultural Pro-
ducts. Fruits Vegetables, ETC., at the Office Of the
Association, in the Mechanics Institute.
For further information see Premium Catalogue,
which will be sent to any address free Of charge.
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