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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09

New Grieans, Mobile and Tcxas Raiis
rcad.-Sew Orleans. Apll p. .3:S.-0!. aud aftes
MAY pass. myers viii fake Vie TAIN for Donald.
sony.lle and way stations at the too. 81 Ca'iope
st-e.o The trs:s from the fooc o. Canal ststss
wiz. 1e discontinued l.:.. fu.'he; Scirs.
j.. II. SCRANTON
ap.s:~ G.n-s.i sure; ;l.s.udeae
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fhSe Is % Sheriff OF pha Parish of OrleanS
asea;ns gro,hess vss son,aeassesp Rattle

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT For TIg PARISH
= o. Orleans No, s9o5 o-Ey etrtne, OF o writ
honorahIe lea sups's estr@t. ass1e foe
cause, i will proceed to sell az public auction, ae
the Merchants and sictiiolers' Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and snst0mhoustR
Tuhspais May go fsss az s~.Ise s:e!ocA Ne
SEVEN BoxDs OF she Sa!JsI oP ~ SER
essrd, es wi-e
One bosdo No. & SAstS S.sir ~ SSs, G1ss SsfS 90
sa7s for a.52Gs.
Ore bono No 60 fatAs July q ssss ds'se Jusy 26o
1873 for 4350ls
one bond No. & ,:sAcs july -. tel. iss. S6is 50
S3.io FOR SJs0'o
on. bend q :. iass9 i..s 3. ;si t,:e Js'ys ga
1915, for $4,000.
o.e bona. ~. & Dated Su-. 3. 1A!. ,s'r ;sir 81.
1875 for $thGo
one boni Ne. ,. 1a:.i !..:s 90 e. .!sr 5uiy &c
1885, f.hs ts3G2
ono bond NO. 70. !sased 'u'v g. yH8 j s~ sss 50
id.a. for tl500s 3otai $2ssse
Seized fs the above suite
Seyins-.Sssh o. stae spose
n,sSss2e Sheriff Of ere Parish ss dsrIsaase
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y. 4. .:cDopo!d ct nj. vs.. ssant,oat IL. =.
IurAe;-No. :r,!.6.
~ THE rSiTEn STATES DISTRICT C0i'Rf
0is:ric; Of Lou.:arls.-ia sotd:ei4ce to an ADM.
,a.ty warrant directed in .ts above eut. zee
sYt. have seized and taken into my iossess.on-
.HI. S!EAMBOAF II. s. TURNER. her beats.
sacx.e. etc. now abe ed by Il. A. Melon I'd E. al
fog te Sc: forth il tie ..be! now pe:.Gin: y.
the Dis'.!c: G vi: OF Vie United. States
And do heieb: s:e and aiuionish tie swnsr OF
sr.ers ,i.ere.i 4 az and every person OF ies.
sons having pretending to have any right. t.ie
or inter. - il % the sssle D. BE ant. appear a!
s:stIsr cyul: of tie Emitted Stass. tor the is'ros
aforesaid. {. be iciei. the city 1t New O!.e.ns
on the ;Yd N,a!3ay OF May. to show Faus' y air
they hare or Cal. ir til- said ss.anboit should
no, De- son,i-nned aid be so.d a9Ieeab.S 10 the
PRAYER of !;5ela!.s.
Init. States Naf,;a-s s:...e, Ses OF. a.s.
seventh day 81 l...s. !3sI.
s::s "acNsii Cnlr.d safes Marshal.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF ;Ni'RovshESrs,Y
New Orleans. May g i5:3. !
CEAIED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO THE CN
. signed Will he received at this office until
MONDAY EOON., May IL. 1873. for repairs to Lon'
don avenue draining machine, according to specit.
cations file in this office tbs city Srss!eipg tbs
tight 30 reject any and 81 bids.
Proposals to, be indo! sed "PrOposa's for 1spais .
to London avenue draining machine
my9 I'd JAMES LEWIS. Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09

TgG Case oP BRANTLES Auditor Lin'
Con appeared in Recorder lIoughton's court
yesterday morning TOR dhs purpose OF max
snS good the charge of breach OF trust
against Green D. Braptley, The detauit!ns
Sax collectoro
Brantley had been appointed State tax
collector tor Grant parish some time ago.
and was entrusted with $500 worth of
blank State licenses, only $40 of which he
accounted to the State Auditors Office for.
The long delay that ensued before he made
any report. suggested to the officer to whom
the report should be made that everything
was rot altogether right and SPECIAL Oh'
Ger Charles Hill, of Auditor Clinton Office.
was given in charge to look the matter up
On Wednesday Mr.. Hill ascertained that
Bran:ley had sold to Mr., John kerrigan,
tax collector of st. James parish-actlng
under Hills instructions to buy-x23o
wort. of the blank licenses at fifty cents on
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r. Eanlsfnptry-se. 1905.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH Ilsgg:Cy COURT FOE g!iI r!Ris:: Of
ORLEANS.
MS. GsHy = GsASZIS 80. yAr.. G.isZiS.
hey !.,.s5a.ld--Se -
Z NHEHBT CERTIFY THAT az All. sia>r
K Gay =. Nay. fS.. '.'i9;n.i' -. rendered. in
Ais savrt i. she sl,;!'sa ses ss ;.e wees .:.d
H.Ises 10! ewi.: {" 80.
hrs. MARY =. s.....ls 50 Paul sar.s4 "a. :.es !Ys
ban!, No. :.9s.
On p"::o, q. B:sr:a 4 Suck ~ eonss.: s.:
Hia ntH and or producing - IL" eour: Gu. proc:
of sal! Sla!Et:rs deiL:ac. til. law AID ev!,lers
being 10 her favsr. is ordered adiIdged and IL.
ers~d tia the iudgmc,S by Default herein entered
an the The iwsf.!y sig!,th o: A!ri 1873 l." now
a,m~.l and made final and acc"rdiug Civ that there
be Judgment III haye, o: tlainif SIrss May s.
FI.Dssr. =" He az P.r GTan2n, ans >ast defend.
ANT. Sa,.i Granz:r, her husband. iscreeing
a S.ssc!l.t!oa OF she community, 81 acgI~sts
and gain. her.c"fo,e existing betwe-: ahe
saiS 2.r,t = Ga. Tire said slain:S d.
taFe p0sse=s:os and assume tie management
a: 90; ITO. %: Ter phsfn ant! separ Ae estate
That size dc have and recover OF said def-adanss
her husband. tho s,.,s Of I'VE thousand two Ann.
.lr..i dollars with legal interest thereon ON 30
.:ic.a demand Z" % ~ AtfiI y; H.. until paid, and
costs ct sur. with sieSia. Hn:'g and prs legs
upon al, TIE prOprtv Of SAID defendant AMI 'hs
PROCEEDS :!fr. o:. ,.a' tie SAD ss.:S s. 900 be s.
s!rtiv satisfied
Jui.ln.,: re- i-,eA May 3. 1888
s.S.e.: %s, d. Gs..
i. NORTH C:GLcS, s"sse.
"a ss.s;rar~ ~'erset I have 1esr'.a'o ses e1s
hand and ali xed the sea! %. the said court, az 'hs
city Of New orr. ans. e. this Ac"snh day - Nay,
il. the year OF eur LOr'! one thou hundred
and 1ltr three, an! the ninety seventh yesg Ot
Tie d pc H1.G leo ct t.Ie E.iad states.
EU1ARD KtESs,
n.si3:s' Deputy Cle.H.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09

Succession OF !. L0ustanean-SO. SO 2O1.
ACCOM- DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans &rStice is hereby gwen 20 the cred
tors of this estate and TO all Other persons herein
Interested. to show cause ~ithic ten days from
why the account presented bv :<,e testamenrary
exealtlx of tie deceased in this estate shOu d not
be hOmologated and approved, md the funds dis.
nibuted in ae sordance tLerew.t.s.
By order OF she Court.
nv9 1871. FRANK PACE IN. CLERK.
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PERSONAL,

NfG WIFE. MARY BEKNDT. SAVING
AVE- eft my bed and board, l notify the public
that vii! not G.s responsible for any debts zoe
tsac:eI .y her. AUGUST BERsDT,
S.:eer Of Pors and Love strre9s
New s..'sci,s. Ar.II s9 1873 nv 81 ies
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g. S. MARSHAI'S SALES.


duGn oliver et nj. vs. Sc!oones New Stare.
No. 70 2vs
r. TIE UNITED STATES p;SrGicr G.j-r.
! !;sti!ct Q: Leri.:a:a-By virtue %: a writ G:
N-:.lti0n. sEi1nas t" me directed liz the above
emitted siI.. vii frOceed . sell ia the g'l.s'
hl.de-- 81: SAiURDsy, May j.. 1873 at 1--WE. .
ccCck NJ. az tii. main entrance (" tie Custom
touse. cE Cana street ie.wteis Oh Le'ts AID
Petrr street, III VII. to
THE SCHOONER NEW STAR. her tackle, sora'ei.
etc she new lies in the Old Basin. il; This c!tr.
Terms-Cash j.. U.teI st lies tI!lds u: :.ss ;i:.se
Of sale
United S.a.es Ha,.'.a:s e.ee. Kew Cs:s as
;!!yd dav o: HGs. -.
= f. PACkARD.
s,v:ss C:!:e.! States MARSHA
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sncces.iun Of aaarIottr ~. tfeilsu--Ne

50 .JIb
OECDSD DISTRICT COURT f"H THE PARISH
y osOrsai.s.-Sotice u hereby given TO the cred.
.tors this and 10 al other persons erein Inc
.eresteI 20 show &ause within ten days from The
present aOtiea: iOl. it any they save or can. why
the final accoulf presented by the Parliamentary
xsc,.ox in sh. estate should not be homo oga;ed
and approved, and .ie funds distributed IL accord.
anre Herewith.
By ~Iies OF ine Court.
apes n!li = FRANK PACE, JR.. ClefE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09

Succession Of 1ucilIe Vivanf, Widow of
Louis LiOtaU-NO. 81, $50.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
= Orleans.-NOtice is hereby given to the cred
tors of this estate and to all other persons herein
interested, to show cause within zen day from the
present notification, If any they haze OF can, why
the account presented by the reStamentary ex.
ecu.or in this estate should not be homelosated
and approved. and the funds distributed IN &C
OcrdanctS therewiti.
By order OF the COure.
hy2s9 FRAEK PACE. JE.s Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09

! LIAM {. NEAL a ;rivAte in Captain Joseph
JolaIs Company /. Colonel Battle P-ytous reg
u@nt OF volunteers in the with Mexico, am 400
applying TO the Commissioner of Pensions for re-
issue 30 me OF bounty land warrant No =, for l2d
acres, said warrant havin. been DESTROYED By ehe
burning of the steamec AGce at New OrleaaS
l. GS2 lawSs WILLIAM 70 NEA1s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09
N1GH LIsING-What a glorious thing Il

HIGH LIsING.-What Curious thing ie
Is 90 be Juryman! Two dpliars day and
30 very hard work to DO. and then the rich
est del!cacies of the season to supply the
table Ii Il reporter We're invited to one OF
those baruuets with which the juries who
serve the State and parish of Orleans are
crowded he woul! say in the next morn
suc's paper: eAnl the ia bic fairly groaned
under the weight of the luxuries which the
thoughtful care of mine host had provided
for the occasion" Now, this reporter never
had the good fortune to be present at one
of these Jury spreads, but he has lad some
experience in eating around by the meal.
and knows what few dollars will bring to
che board when udiciousiy expended. His
experience has extended over periods OF
sttiuence and periods at poverty. anu DUR
ang the Ist,ee :jme lie has found that l!e
shousbt az the sine q very Salr degrrc vi
comfort ~ F.: % GAY. Let Is see how Use
1uryussa as Il !.s-sent time DO the ihi'".
5heSe lies been presented {" t.,se :idni:::'
Sstra.tor Df Public Accounts. for adjnd:ca'
sion. JY the Criminal saesis. q BIB log
maas furnished /" jurymen. a. follows:
Sgf the case of iile State ~ All. 81. TIa:r'
gcea's fax tonr days. total. sls. s.. :.
in the ease ot shs STATE IS. SHsan an.
Chris Jacobs ana il'ur.v Schmidt: meals
eleven .isys e50I extras by order OF the
court ssS 81. kilograms s!.: sota!s 500 -.
aE che case OF flle State sso Hickey:
gseafs sws days. SIS 81.
Adding these figures together. and make
ing tie pySper calculations 1T is found that
Ihe average ger cagita cost Of nnding the
three ingics canned ahoseis s. % per dar,
Gle O'sstras by order OF she court" noe lie
GUIDED. ana she ;tem ct lodging nat. sLen'
sioned in the bis at ale
Gan 70 be possible saat olss' worthy Crime
Snal Sheriff. or some of bis deputies. have
goe ry go cnsacr" in inynishing aleas to
suries2 Ne hone 9lotA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09
stTt TAXES OF 1878

DzPARrxRNr OF ElNANcR,
New Orleans, April rs. 1873.
a SiSCOcST OF THREE PER CENT ON THE
II cash portion of the bill will be allowed TO all
persons who pay tLeis G.ty saxes soy s9:S Oh Oh
before Nay Is. 1850 .
EOrIS SCHNEIDER.
ape tmylS Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09

&UIsASCEs-A defunct mule, soae who
Gas bleated his last, and a dead horse, once
buried and resurrected by tha carnlvora OF
the ueighborhood, are disturbing the olfac-
tories OF people who live on Canal street,
near Hagnn avenue. That horse has been
a cause of complaint for several days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09

ANOTHER EMBEzZLEMENr CAsE.-Mr. G.
K. Gallagher, of the house of NJ. Bracken
4 Co, grocers, on Rampant street, made
the arrest, Wednesday evening, OF young
man named G. T. Moucreath. of the col
lectiug house of Curtis, Thompson Il Co.,
charged with breach of trust and embez-
element of $l44. a note for this amount
was given to Moncreath for collection, said
note being drawn by Bracken & Co, to
whom it was made payable. The indorser
Having learned soon after that the note
was sold at n considerable discount by
Moncreath, an affidavit was made and the
arrest followed. The prisoner was ar
raigued before Recorder Hou5hton and the
case fixed for trial.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09

The NndeCsiSness having setEEEea TO
Ss~ Ggesas ie.ef: & SOS ROE sc ;..se g.. powers
a: a.:cyI.s L.ssso:.:e g.Se:s liza se'a!.t
r.s. MARTIN.
S.~ do.eaes T.s o. 1:t. S:s."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09
SUCCESSION NOTICES.,
Succession Of Manuel Dereira-NO. 3ai.2i

Succession Of Manuel Hereira-NO. 38i2fS
&ECOND DISTRICT COTRT FOR TIE PARISH
- of Orleans-NOtice is hereby given to the cred
ltors of this estate and t. an other persons herein
interested, Z" show cause within ten days from
.ie present nOtitcat on If any they have or CAM
why the account presented bv Iguaeio a.nerO,
administrato II this estate should not be homOl-
ogated and approved AID the .luds dist: buted in
accordance therewitH.
By order of the Court.
nvs IL I6- FRANK PACE. jR, O,erI.
Succession Of Francois de HaloS tumn
Vigaia-No. So 3I,.
GECOyD DISTRICT COURT FOR rHs PARISH
- OF Orleans.-Not.es is hereby given to the
creditors of thi, estate. and 20 ali ether persons
herein Interested to show cause within Son DAYS
from tn present Notification, il any they have
can. why the acco'at presented by sl.s admins
tra.Or of this .esta.e should OF ~ Ao!nOlcgatsd
and approved aid se funds dist lou: ed in accord
auce III yewiti.
BY order of the Caurs.
m<4 II" FRANK PACE, 3R,, Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09

Soticc.-The membeys of the Loui.'ara Jockey
Club are hereby notified that ia snifOIm!tS with
arcicir seven of their car-e. an election for t"en.
ty-Cne directors to serve for one wear, will be held
at the Cll.b House on tho SECOND MONDAY Of
May. 1873 between the hours of = u. ande T. NJ.
No transfer of stock W.. be made after Thln siav.
the eli y..l day q Ma 1875 nj after the elec.
:ioS. JOSEPH 9s HORNOa,
.v8 :. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09

srsREgDEGfD.~- Special Officer y. J..
Pears on having made an affidavit charging
G.. d. Rally with having committed an as'
sault with pistol with intent to kill Gov
ernor kellogg, and news of the fact reache
dnc Mr.. Raiilv, that gentleman surrendered
himself - Captain Flanagan abous one
O'Clock yesterday. Mr.. Rally, accompanied
6y several friends. went Immediately be-
Gore Recorder Houshton. waived an exami-
Gaeouo and was admitted to bail TOR his
appearances Before the FIRST District Court
an tie sum of s5oo0o Mro 20 e. Nor2by
egas scos rseh as his sccurityo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09
STATEMENT,

&TATEMENT SHOWING THE f.sxCS AMOUNT
y of money existing in the safe Treasury on
the thirte tn day Of april sss?s
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5HE RIVERS
ncOmplisnentavye

The river here =. three Gees RaicS liz!
water s.arh Of 1871.
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Southern Bank. Se~v Orleans. April xti.
;a1A-a genera! meeting OF the stork...!.v. o:
tL. bank vii! NJ htii 81 VS. banking So:s.s .:
lively. o'clock -. ~'l May %, 1915.
BY .rdey ii t.e Board of Iirectoss.
ai.2,t I'd THOMAS LAYTON. Plss'fs.e.
Rarieior's Hair Dye.-Ths eplea!i9 Hair
bye is tte best in tie world. Tbs Only true All
perfect q. Harmless seaOle and lIst a.taIr,.,.e;
Ne sa;pni:t .nents TO Siiculous tlts uIp!ea as.
ant odor. Remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes and
WASHES. Produces immediately q superS black OF
satUral brown. and leaves the hair clean sOts ID
beau.fl.. TIE genuine. signed 1s w 80 B.:Cse.sr.
Sod by a.. druggists
CHARLES HirCHEHNg
ecS " Proprietor, New York.
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local Intelligence.
.A&&--

Toa 40 e9oob.-Pump-. Zee was eaaghs
eaeaa.ng around the house Of Mrs. Martha
Eeeo on Yates. near Saienee street, about
dark Wednesday eeenlnso and upon tho
suggestion thae his pslrpose s"as not good
S.louious entry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-09

Chamber Of Commerce s--spec:a! meeting
FRIDAY, May 9. at so 2. u.
my9 Ii ". Nj BUR'rfLI. sec-s.a.rs
The New York herald., 1873-08-15

rne wyandotte Gazette, FOR defamation ~ charsc'
ter Claiming $4,000.
Caleb Gushing commenced life at the operh.ug OF
the present century. He IL seventy-three yetsrA
Old and as hearty az . three-year-old buck
Governor Straw Of New Hampshire, has teI6.
graphed to President Grant, at Augusta inviting
him to visit Portsmouth and the Isles OF Shoals
Count de Turenne, late French Minister in Japan,
who is now on his way home, arrived at the Abe
marie Hotel yesterday, direct from San Francisco
Ex-vice President Schuyler Colfax and wife,
accompanied by United States Senator william
Window, are making tour OF Northern Minnesota
and Dakota Territory.
John Taylor and John Wilson, the two principals
in prize fight and Harry Clsssen and John Col
Inns, their seconds, have been sent to the Buffalo
Workhouse for ninety days.
The first anti-slavery society in this country was
formed by twelve persons, only four OF whom are
now livng-viz, WiaM Lloyd Garrison, OF B0s
ton; Benjamin G. Bacon. OF Beverly, N. j.; Rev.
Moses Thacher, OF New York, and Oliver Johnson,
editor of the christian Unt0n.
Rev. Mr. Fletcher, pastor OF the Universallst
church, attended the Buffalo races on Saturday,
and on Sunday preached sermon about them
He said the spirit OF enterprise that prompted men
to make horses go for what they were worth was
the same as taught by Christ and the Apostles.
The Shah was astenished when told that the
honor OF the Kni9hthood Of the Garter was ex-
pected to cost him f2OO. and he left England
without paying. He seems to think, as the EN-
peror Napoleon declared, that to ask money as
part return for supposititous honor is peculiarly
English and extremely shabby.
Mr.. Sam M. Bryan. the Japanese Special Postal
Commissioner, arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel
yesterday. His negotiations at Washington for q
postal treaty have succeeded. and he is now about
to start for Europe. where, In England, France
and Germany, he will endeavor to effect treaties
similar to the one he has just concluded.
There is at least one juror in the Ticnborne case
who will be impartial He has received two among
many letters one Of which declares that he will be
shot through the heart should he not vote In favor
of the claimant. The other assures him OF the same
punishment should he decide the other way. He
Is the most careful listener to the peadngs, and Is
determined to be right and q martyr to his con.
science.
The New York herald., 1873-08-15

The POPE TO HIS CHILDREN IN AMERICA.
Cardinal Antonelli, it is said in telegram
from Rome, has addressed communication
to the Catholic clergy of the United States in
which he states that ''the Pope is deeply at
fected at the manifestations Of sympathy he
receives from his children in that distant
land" Well may the Holy Father thus recg-
nize the devotion of the Catholics of this
country, for nowhere do the members of the
Catholic Church exhibit more heartfelt regard
and practical sympathy than in this Republic
The Pope may learn from this that republican
liberty is not inimical to piety or to the sup
port of religion. Here all Churches are on the
same footing, have no State aid and are sup
ported literally by voluntary contributions.
Yet see how the Catholic Church fourishes
What an instructive fact to all nations, as wei
as to the clergy of Rome and of every countr,
and denomination
The New York herald., 1873-08-15
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

BY direction OF the President o general court
martial has been ordered, to meet at Fort d. A.
Russell, wyoming Territory, on the 26th inst, for
the trial OF Captain A. B. Cain, OF the Fourth in
fantry The following officers are detailed for the
duty :-Coonels John II. King, Ninth infantry ]. J.
Reynolds, Third cavalry; p. r. De Tobrand, Thir.
teenth infantry; Lieutenant Colonies J. II. Potter,
Fourth infantry; George A. Woodward, Fourteenth
infantry; Albert G. Bracket Second cavalry; Ma
jors X. A. NJ. Dudley, Third cavalry; n. M. Blunt
Fourteenth Infantry; Captain J. d. Denim, Ninth
infantry and Major II. B. Burnham, Judge Advo-
cate.
On the recommendation OF the Quartermaster
General Lieutenant Colonel A. Montgomery De-
putty Quartermaster General on being relieved
from duty IN the Military Division OF the Atlantic
by an officer to be designated by the commanding
counts. report In person. on the 3oth OF November,
to the commanding Oficer OF the department OF
Arizona for duty as Chief Quartermaster OF that
department, relieving Major j. J. Dana, who Will
report Tor orders.
Colonel B. willcox, Twelfth infantry, has been
recruiting service, and ordered to New York to
assume charge OF this superintendency. The Secre-
tary of War In general order Just issued, directs
that the prohibition contained In the second para
rraph of General orders Ne 81, OF 1873 which para
graph directs the discharge OF civilians employed
which require 70 be paid from the appropriation
for barracks and quarters for the fiscal wear end
ing June 30, 1873, and that enlisted men so EN-
pIOy cd be relieved from such duty, Ia removed II
being the intention TO continue to the close oc
the Iaet nscal XeDx QRIy.
The New York herald., 1873-08-15
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Senator Bayard, OF Delaware, is at the New York
Hotel.
General A. G. McCook, of Ohio, is staying at the
Spingler House.
Congressman II. II. Hathorn, OF Saratoga, Is at
the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General G. II. Prentice, OF Hartford, Is registered
ut the st. Nicholas Hotel.
NJ Theirs has been given q gold medal by the
Municipal Council OF Befort.
Ex-Congressman o. b. Matteson, OF Utica, Is stay
ing at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The Count and Countess de Bearne, OF France,
have apartments at the New York Hotel.
Peace Commissioner A. b. Meacham, OF Modoc
fame, arrived in San Francisco on the 5th inst
United States senator Zacharah Chandler, OF
blood-letting fame OF Michigan, was IN Chicago on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Medill. wife OF the Mayor OF Chicago,
left the city on Monday last with the intention OF
going to Europe.
General Joseph c. Abbott, of North Carolina, for
merly Adjutant General of New Hampshire, Is on
his Dative heath.
The three Oldest citizens OF Philadelphia are Cod
dington Chesebrough, "a; Horace Binney, %, and
Ambrose White 3d.
General John A. Logan, United States Senator
from Illinois, has gone on o fishing excursion to
Grand Traverse Bay.
General W. b. Barringer. OF North Carolina for
mery Minister to Spain, is lying at the White Sui
phur Springs dangerously Ill.
Dr. d. q. Dodge, Superintendent OF the New York
State Inebriate Asylum at Binghamton, has re-
signed on account OF impaired health.
Judge McKennon, Of the United states Circuit
Court, is spending the Summer where he spent the
winter-st his nome IN Warrington, Pa.
Colonel Cobb, member Of Congress from the wy
and9ste alAtrtct Ksnsss ~ eyed } 2. Taylor. Of