New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18
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e'amana Bay Scheme-ReDorts from Su
| pervisiDg Inspectors of Steamboats,
Arlxgnsns SenatOrship-Cabinet Meet
| iu9-PrJcEamatiOn by the President
| IncOmpntibiIity of Federal and state
Ofices-It Must Cease on ,le Fourth
of March.
| WASHING TON, January IA dispatch tC
the Her,yd states that Congressman con
| slider the Sam4na bay scheme impractic
| = Ale, aud e Hayticu minister thinks the
American purchasers will find they have
| made a h..l speculation, it being fit for
| not ing 3d., a naval station.
Al 10. ing Of the board of supervising
inspect ;o-day, the annual reports were
presented rs the supervising inspectors in
the secoh.. seventh and eighth districts.
Super isius Inspector General Nimmo an
| nounced Jha ru!lowing standing committees
for 1873:
Pilot Eu.,s of Western Rivers-Messrs.
Stephenson, /. rnett and Houston.
Lifa-saving n .paratus-Messrs. Houston,
Menshaw aad Il ms.
Boilers and Lachinery-Messrs. Law,
Rogers and DeVcpn'T-
Pilot Rulcs for l. kes and Seaboard---
Messrs Ralph, Law alA Stephenson.
Fire eApparatus-MeseT Ts. Menshaw, Ralph
and Rogers.
Amendments TO Laws-hcesrs. Guthrie,
Stephenson and Burnett
Printing ard Blank Forms-hessrs De
venney, Benns and Guthrie
Safety Valves, Gauges, etc.-Messrs.
Rogers, Devenney and Menshaw.
Rules and observation-disclosures. Benns,
Houston and Stephenson.
Discipline of Licensed Officers -Messrs.
Burnett, Guthrie and Ralph.
ANIMAL Reports-Messrs Benns, Deven-
new and Law.
The death Of j. f. Hill, of Boston, was
announced, and the board adjourned in
respect to his memory
TIE Arkansas Legislature had another
Intellectual senatorial! ballot yesterday.
The Ca binet held a session today. 4
full attendance Nothing OF Importance
transpred.
The funeral of r. % Cox, brakesman.
who was killed at Alexander by railroad
accident, and who was well known through
Sut the South, was largely attended by eiti-
zens and railroad people to-dayo
WAsHINGgcNo january Il, 1873.
BY TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED sssgs.-
EAECUTIVE ORDER.
WHEREAS. 1t has been brought 20 tfls go
rice Ot the President Us the United Sta'rs
that many persons holding civil office by
appointment from hIn sr otherwise under
the constitution and saws of the UuitcG
+ot 10 hnl in
S'a'er, "rf'o h"lpihs sun ,t.o:.l pr't, '"n''
h'ct pn once uiluer tuH %utnoll'y oi o'n''S
auu itrritollgs , 'n "AFci tnuy tS Leslte, "a 'I
nl,iiSclp'l coIPora.loIS unu1, oma'tJr" th anu
Vi ,,i 49, &C &C ctoto 5Tar,;t"raI ~
aSsuh!hsSpf au'ies ~ ooa,o' shaI vi
charged with the duties of civil Office held
under federal authorityS and
Whereas, Il is believed that, with few
exccp}iOne, the hOldiug0S two such offices
9y the samo ptTS9n IS dnoonfp%L,".2 s a. VIZ a
que ana iaIIhiul ois' ldrso ~ tho uuI!eS ol
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