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New-York tribune., 1873-06-21
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New-York tribune., 1873-06-21

We print, to-day, further interesting details
of the Polaris expedition, chiefly derived from
Mr.. Meyer, the meteorological observer of the
party, and from the EsQuimaux, Joe and Han
nah. The testimony of these persons is
Important as bearing upon several points
heretofore considerably in doubt. We
have already published the summary
of the stories of these witnesses, as
furnished by the Navy Department. Though
the fuller details now given to the public DO
not materially change the general complexion
of previous reports, they possess the vivid and
absorbing interest which must attach to the
mournful story of failure and deprivation in
the Arctic seas.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-21

A somewhat striking illustraf,on OF reng'o'S p''
losophy occurred in Japan not long ago N'' '"'
,,aga. who had been visiting tbs cohhu' I''''Gi" -
to his homo an invalid AMI suoitS ",-' % "%".' y'',
before hs death hl begged hs mV.U, %" II
believe he saii. the truth Is tle same !" "''
New-York tribune., 1873-06-21
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CENTRAL PAKK GARDEN. - Summer NlSu's SVn0oi"
Theodore Thomas.
IRvING HAI--Gilard Tournament
New-York tribune., 1873-06-21

At last, we have brand-new set of Civil
Service Rules They mainly consist of rear
rangement of the familiar groupings"
selections" and examinations" of which
we have had heretofore wearisome mention.
The gist of the whole proclamation is in the
preamble, which is to the effect that this new
illumination is not designed to restrict the
power of removal or extend the tenure of
Office Furthermore, no person shall be re-
moved "fOr the mere purpose of making a
"place for another person." The general i'm
preston left on the mind of the attentive
student of these latest rules and regulations is
that the Appointing Power is crying out +;
"Hold me- sOmebodym
New-York tribune., 1873-06-21

On the fourth page of THE TRIBUNE we
print full abstract of the laws of the Legls-
lature of 1928 relating to this city. Inc
total number is something enormous, and 1t
will be noted that this great municipality is
obliged to go to Albany for every petty bit OF
legislation needed for the direction OF public
affairs. The law-making for the city has been
50 voluminous that the wonder, on the whole,
is that we have been treated no worse But
the long list is another evidence that the great
evil of our present system is Special Legisla-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-21

It is natural that there should be great re-
joicing in the Butler camp over the appoint
ment of the Butler candidate for the U. 5.
District -Attoneyship at Boston. The fight
was made, apparently, on the backing" OF
Judge Sanger rather than on the candidate as
a candidate. And the statement that he was
also indorsed by ex-Secretary Boutwell, docs
not impair that theory. Did Mt Gen. Bnt'er
work for Mr.. Boutwell, when he was candi-
date for the Senate And shall not the gtate-
full Senator pay toll now 7
New-York tribune., 1873-06-21
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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

manded for the unfortunate seaman who
lost his ship and reputation, and imper-
lied his own life, through error perhaps,
but certainly not with an intent to
murder.
Thus the error of judgment of foreign
sea captain, over whom our laws have no
jurisdiction, calls out that honest irdigna-
ton and demand for revenge which the
Coltax massacre failed to provoke. And
thus our hypocritical missionaries con-
cern themselves for the foreign heather
when our own streets and alleys and hills
ard wales, our swamps and piney woods
swarm with subjects that require every
effort of humanity to reclaim.
If Captain Williams shall ever be SO IN
lucky as to see a copy of the Times con-
tanning his ex parte condemnation he will
be very likely to reflect that it would be
more becoming in that journal to attend
TO its own affairs and assist in civilizing
its own friends before it undertakes con-
tract SO far from home as the northeast
coast of North America.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

should at once take measures to instruct
and employ the industrial poor. Men
should be sent to examine their condition,
to devise new industries, to encourage the
investment of foreign capital in domestic
workshops. Trade schools of apprentice
ship might be instituted here as elsewhere.
Tie directory should not congratulate
themselves on the shrewdness which has e4-
changed stock, not we believe, also, rating
lately at par, and bonds not commanding,
we think, a premium, against the poor
wages of needy people. The directory
should begin at once to work. Lose not
the long interval before the public can be
again collected for another stock and bond
sale, but exhibit the true philanthropy OF
putting q rasher Of American bacon IL
every mans dinner pot instead OF lottery
ticket in his pocket. ''The Louisiana
State Fair Association has closed one
fair; let it begin to prepare in the manner
suggested for the next, and its managers
will have received for themselves and the
city the plaudits of the employed poor,
instead OF the discomfort Of the hungry,
who may have deprived themselves OF
meals victuals to possess a blank ticket in
the Louisiana State Fair lottery.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
OUR NAVY IN BUCKRhM,

The New York Herald and the New Or
leans Picay,.ne have invented a navy for
Governor Kellogg, and thrown themselves
into great excitement over the pretended
discovery. Were these veracious journals
half as careful of the truth as they pretend
TO be Of the laws that happen to favor
&leir side, they would find no occasion for
their idle cackle about our State navy.
The fact is, this State has nothing
in the similitude of q navy. But
the Herald is not aware Of this, be-
cause it does not send correspondents
here to obtain correct information. The
ftc0y1me is naturally misled, because it
depends upon the Herald, the Louisville
CoUiu-Jo,orG!, the New York San and
kindred sheets for its home news.
About two weeks ago the Governor tried
to charter a river steamer to send forces
up to Grant parish to quell the threatened
disturbance, but under the teachings Of
the Fusion organs the steamboat men re-
fused 10 let their boats be used for such a
purpose. What to them were the lives Of
a few hundred niggers when compared to
their darling steamboats,? Cupidity car
ried the day-the riot went on, and all
our stern-wheel tubs saved their reputa-
tions. This most disreputable condition
of affairs was highly extolled by the Fu-
sion organs, who praised the river men
for their frmness and patriotism, and
things looked lovely, until some generous
friend Of tie State stepped forward, bought
steamboat, and rendered its use to the
Governor. This broke the steamboat cor
ner and since then there has been more
transportation rendered than is wanted.
The Her1!d and the Picapue seized
upon these simple facts to prove. that Gov
ernor Kellogg has navy and is about to
rove the waters under free flag And
yet both claim to be good family news
ranprS'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

unfortunate people, who have relied on
the published pledges OF March, 1871, to
purchase or hold an accepted class OF Sc
curities, can not collect coupon until
the Louisiana imbroglio shall have been
settled to the satisfaction Of those who
promised to pay the public debt and IN
terest at one time and refused to pay
either at another time. Nor nave these
unhappy dupes any assurance that, II
Governor Kellogg was driven from Office,
those who support him would rot be
equally unwilling TO pay taxes to lis sue
cessOr.
We submit to our highest financial au-
thorities that such equ:vocation will de-
stroy the credit and character Of any
people who look TO financial faith as a
means Of conducting either the commerce
or internal development Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

This is one of the stories revived upon
George Francis Train since his voluntary
incarceration III the New York Gastil&, as
lie is fond OF calling The noisonle Tombs.
Train attended, not long ago, the Jockey
Club races al Jerome park. and laid wagers
during the whole week on the wrong
horses. At the close Of the last day. hav-
ing had his usual il-luck, lie exclaimed, ii
a loud tone OF voice: "l'll be. $lo0 that
I'm the greatest tool Of the native bern
specimens that this republic can show to
day An entire stranger only few feet
Of. drew forth his poeket-bock and said;
:" don't know who You are; but Il cover
your pile. unless you should happen 10 be
George Francis Train"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
NEW ORLEANS PURCHASING
BUREAU.
app ly2l
PROCLAMATION.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD

STATE OF LOUls1ASA,) }
Executive Department, ;
New Orleans, April 81, 1873 y
Whereas, official Information has been received
by me that OF, OF about the thirtieth day OF March
1873, William B. Mcdonald an old and worthy citl-
zen of this State, was brutally murdered at Yer
non, in the parish of jackson, in this State by
person or persons TO me unknown.
Now therefore, l. William P. Kellogg, Governor
OF the State of Louisiana have thought fit TO issue
this my proclamation, offering a reward OF FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS for the apprehension and
conviction of the murderer or murderers OF the
said William E. Mcdonald said reward TO be paid
on the certificate of the sheriff and district attor
nev of said parish of Jackson that the person ap
plying for the same furnished the information
which led to the arrest and conviction c1 the
aforesaid murderer murderers.
Given under my hand and the seal Of tie state
hereunto attached this twenty.frst day OF April,
1873 ard OF the independence of the United States
the s.iuety seventh.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS,
Assistant Secretary State. ap1l lp
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

II is relief TO turn from Modoe wars
ana CaI!ist instructions to the pretty little
romance that has been woven for Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett by the Northern press.
That Is, tnat this enterprising young Amer
lean has espoused a fair daughter Of King
Christian OF Denmark. Added 70 this is
report that Young Mr.. Bennett is making
extensive purchases il Spain. with "a view
10 erdowing his bride with baronial estate
equal in size TO her fathers little kingdon.
Meantime. why not put Bennett forward as
a candidate for the Presidency of the
United States Young America will lie
strong enough 10 present its own candidate
in four or eight years from now. and why
not Bennett
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

The office OF the State Superintendent OF
Education, No. lU6 Julia street, has been
entirely Iefitted in elegant style. The
lower floor of the building has been rented
bv the Excelsior School Furniture Com
pany Our genial friend L. c. Abbott, the
active agent of the house, will be on hand
daily when he gets back from the tip hone
which he started on last night.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

Justices Joseph Bowling and Edward
Hogan, Superintendent James J. kelso,
and the late Superintendent John Jourdan,
Mr.. Morgan Jones, Mr.. William Miner,
Captain Mcdonald. and the inimitable ac-
tor. Barney Williams, all started IN life as
New York newsboys. Young man, wou0i
YOU achieve greatness, be a newsbOy.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
PROCLAMATION.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARs REWARD

STATE oF LOUISIANA
fX"cUt.Tr Department.
Sew OIieaIis, ALr.l p, Io13 !
32torna2io2 aaTirg reached that forged or
frauduleu9 STAGE License Blanks have been ten
dered for sac = .argR discount On tie face value
theTeof beng ote:ed as al inGucemeut TO purchase
hereUy OTTER reward Of One Thousand Dollars for
Information which VII lead to Che detection and
conviction os ao7 pooson engaged 10 50 deflaud.,g
the StaFe.
Given undt9 ol9 Aand ard ehe seal Of 9he stata
hereunto as'achod ahs twenty O -ltl day 0: Apri!
eighteen hundred and seventy-tLIee, and Of tie
independence OF tie United States the ui1e,y.
seyeLtfs
WILLIAM g. KELLOGG.
By the GoyerLor:
.. g. DESLOsDE,
gec5etarS Ce Sssss. $500
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

The smallpox has broken ont among the
prisoners in the jail IN st. James parish.
The sheriff and .jailor, the Sentinel says,
abandoned their charge and the prisoners
all broke ont and made their escape. 1t is
now proposed TO utilize the Jail by MAXIM &
a smallp0X hospital of il.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

Continuation of the great sale of pledges
forfeited TO the Metropolitan Loan and
Pledge Bank, this day at eleven O'Clock, at
No ) Camp street, by Messrs Montgomery.
Un account Of the inclelnency Of the
weather mos. Of the valuable diamonds and
jewelry were not offered yesterday, blt
will positively be sold this day at tine
mentioned. Also tie pianos, bonds, certE
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

The ricoy,tnc accounts fer the non-re-
sistance 10 the MetropolitaRs by the Flu
sionists in Livingston paiish by charging
tie police with drinking up al tie whisky,
thus leaving the Liyingstoni"ns deficient
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

Enacted by the late Legislature the exclusive
Hospital for Smallpox and contagious complaints
IS ON THE PONTCEARTRAIN RAILROAD.
Fifth square outside Claiborne street.
INDECENT cases received according TO usuAl
city provisions, with permits from the saLltar9
officials.
Private or paying caees are received fer WARDS
81 per dav: private rooms &5.
Apply at the hospital. my72ly
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
PHILANTHROPY At LONG RANGE.


Captain Williams is in GangeS @s a
second calamity, greater9 even, than
that involved in the boss Of the steamship
Atlantic. At leas', he Will think scs if he
aver happens to $50 a copy OF yester-
day mornings Tnleso lie will there see a
column and half o4 rather heavy ceEsure
of his conduct as g seaman and an ale
raignmen1 ot the co5r5 Of inquiry which
was so ohtUse as 90 be unable to find anvo
thing criminal in his conduct Il viii add
10 the sharpness og Pie sting which the
unfortunate sailog Will feel to be told that
enc New Orleans avencer who is on his
track IS proverbiaf for his charity On most
occasions, and has Been known 20 5ook
with lenient eyes upon @utrages against
our own citizens which the ceuqleme4
who examined Captain Williams would
contemplate with horror Ii will give him
an insight into his own turpitude, which
ne probably could obtain il no other way.
to learn that the impartial mind that could
excuse and apologize for tie mi.c5eznts
who murdered two hundred citizens Of
Louisiana in cold blood, loses its pasience
in contemplating the accidental loss Of
foreign steamship. That while the
largest charity IS invoked. to cloak the
deeds Of our local miscreants, who With
malice aforethought and a settled pur-
pose, doomed to death their neighbors,
nothing short oS swift punishment is de-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

A man went TO consult one of the most
conscientious lawyers, and, after stating
his case, said, "Now, sir, | know you're a
lawyer, but wish you would just please
tel ne the truth about this matter
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

The death OF John X. Thompson, former
" editor of the Souttrn Literary Messe't-
gsr at Richmond, and one OF the most
gifted writers Of the South. is announced
III the telegrarlic dispatches this morning.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

The British ship Southwestern, Captain
Dunn, from New Orleans, February -,
with 1854 bales of cotton for Reve', Russia,
is reported by cable TO have been burned at
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

A steamer with six keels, fiat bottom and
straight sides, is being built at Dover, Eng
land, for crossing the channel. The ex-
pectation is that she will not roll, and sea
sickness be thus avoided.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

General Howard having urged that clti-
zenship should be conferred on the Indians
q Western paper suggests that captain
Jack would make cheerful cltlzen-at
long range.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

We are indebted to Captain j. Winzen.
of the steamship Germania, and to Messrs'
Williams, Rupertl 4 Co., agents OF the
line. fer a file of recent Hamburg papers.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

William White, one of the publishers OF
the Boston Ba,,ner Of Light, dropped dead
las. week in horse-car in Roxbury, OF
aponlexv. Deceased was fifty-six years old.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

TIE May festival of the New Orleans
Turner Association viii be held at the Far
Grounds on Sunday and Monday, the fourth
and fifth Of May.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

Securities are improving. Metropolitan
warrants sold yesterday at ninety-two
cents, and State warrants. at forty 'hfee
cents. and vet some folks arr not happy.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

Rev. William II. Gross, the newly or
dained Catholic Bishop OF Savannah is only
thirty-six years of age-the youngest pTelate
IN America of the Catholic Church.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

A AGeorgia paper said, Three cheers Tor
the gallant Modocs," on receipt OF the news
Of the treacherous assassination OF General
caDby
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

The author Of the saying that You must
always take a man as yOu ind I'LL was
constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

The river rose two inches yesterday IN
the last ten days the river las risen JUST
ten incLes-fve inches IN the last two days
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

ro,rp husband landed his wife dozen
buttons the other day, and asked hef 20 put
a shirt 70 them.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

The policeman who loved above his sta
ton has induced the fair beng 10 move
down town.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

The woman who wrote II am saddest
when / sing was foolish if she sang nucn'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

The season is approaching when drinking
men as well as drowning men will catch al
etrdws.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

The order of the Grand ARM OF the Re-
rublic is reviving all through the North.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

Il was great misfortune to the Pico-
yn1e people that they did not have the
pleasure OF verifying their published ac-
counts Of the discontinue Of the Metro
politans in Livingston parish, and 50, not
being able TO say any harder thing Of
Colonel Flanagan's command, they state
in their last evenings edition that the
police did not leave a drop of liquor in
the parisb. This was as near the truth as
they could come and still have their fling
at the police Colonel Flanagan states
that be was very cordially received by the
people of Port Vincent, and that the best
spirit was manifested. Naturally the
Picayua9 puts an ardent construction up
on it.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
NHw ORLEANS, MAY T. Tcso'

Cruel ingratitude. 1t is said that bergh
s,,ne fine ago was kicked by horse.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
TRIP TO THE PASSES,

Complying with instructions Of the
Secretary Of War, Major Howell, Of the
engineer corps, has chartered the steamer
Creole fer a trip to Southwest Pass, Pass
a-lOutre and Briton Island Pass, for the
purpose Of inspecting those outlets into
tie Gulf. The Creole will leave her
wharf, at the lake end of the Pontchar-
train railroad, on tie arrival of .he train
which leaves the city, from the foot Of
Elysian Fields street. at two o'clock this
afternoon, The party will return on Sun
day afternoon.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
CAPITAL, 100000,

farI!es deslrous of insurance have the Lrivllegs
OF making Two Laf yearly payrnerts and are N
It-ed 20 dh equal portion Of the dividends ar +he
Gnu OF the year or in lien there Of = the usiIa) re-
ot.te. 4LstIes aga -nst fire risks exclusively n
e-tJ VI county at lie lowest rates Of prerni1Irs
D. kCBRIB, PresCe.t
o. s. ASCH.
D ,,zvrr superintendent OF AgeGciea
TRUSTEES:
btInP ,. s Anderson
). Z. Loeb, p Base
y. Weber. CLa11es -Te.ta1r
:. Robbelt N, azcona S-4'
" btodeI?ck, II. MaTquart,
" " -,I.am ~ hIppef, l. SchornaI q,
W. Leonard, ]. Buckjey'
NJ. Pokorny, +. Hollarier
"a. T3 =; Cu'ttr, Hugo Redwitz
. !, iti:ahl I'm: S"ah' William EDert,
- dlppo, J. At.
+. ZiLser, sooo
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
REDUCTION AT WALSHE'S.

Owing sso gle 81 lrsss of tIaee, tie undersigned
0nr0uGoas q soduceen "a gree % LIS elegant
Sls 81 eeceR o8
!5ES'8 furnishing esCo9Us
0SD
9o)os' ANp GHI2l RES'S &gO9HgNCo
Ga.5oEG see 6oode oa6 qote prices.
&. 7. WAISHE.
n.v9 g olo No. 10 CaraI street
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

The above Statement: is lust: true and correc,
transcript from the books Of the company
PAUL FOCRCHY, President
9. ". EO1T. Secretary.
STATE OP LOUISIANA,
Paris2l of Orleans,
City OF New Orleans. J
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me this ter.l
day Of June, 1872
P. CHS. CUVELLEER, Notary Public,
At meeting of the Board of Directors he'd OF
the tenth day Of June, 1872 it resolved TO pay
CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT OF
the net earned participating premiums for the yeal
ending May 81, 1877, payable on the third Monday
OF July next. Alec, to pay demand ten per cent
interest to the scrip holders upon conversion Of
their scrip into capital stock, per amended clsr
Ter o: the company.
Directors;
P. AASPFRO, DAVID McCOAED, v
> q RELF, L. F. GENRES
81. PUG, ?. FOURCHY,
IS E!LTZ. J.J. FERNANDEZ,
D. a. CHAtERAl4, J. NJ. ALLEN,
Tell lv CHARLES LAFITTB.