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New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sEw -IoRK ......................."M,r =. 20


PORT OF EBw-IoRK... .....................MAr 20
CLEARED.
steamship Virgo, BulkIey Savannah, murray fsrrs Co
steamship Wyoming tBfl Price Liverpool il.ms GgiPn
Steamship yinose CoGeh Richmond, City Point and Norfolk Old
steamship Moro Castle Morton Havana wn P CLYDE Co
steamship Bensae'o5 Jones' & ~ p b Gn Steamship w.
Steamship Fannie Fenon Philadelphia olrj Steamship Co.
% SSp AieI M.,6i Giriusr Doboy Geo Marshall Co.
ship Goschen CGer) Bahr Legbora &c. Chas Lulng Co.
BafL TgE Wo[l, Olsen Daatrt, Fares Punch Eye & Co.
Bs Iron Ass : s,a : ysD,,- DS. Gas &c I1RP I1PP Co DeAe
BARK Veteran. Ciheart, Pnilsdepha James Bishop Co.
Bari GphroIte OBI Bass Hamburg &C.. Boyd Hncsen.
Brig D. A. Iennessey (Br Hennessey st. Johas r., D. r. De
Bns v H. Hill. Greene Aur cayes. &C., Brett Son Co;
Big Alice OBJ Montgomery, TmIllO via Turks Island Eggen
Bag siAs Award r) Smith Jacksonville J. H. Winchester Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Manhattan wOOhul Charleston S. c. with mdse and
P'ss Steamship Vile de P Fr Lemare May lOb
with mdse. and pass. to @. Mackenzie.
, se,1&D % & s.;i ss Ds. a. e. S sunSa % a"''s d May and H
Steamship France Br SnS Liverpool May g. via Queenstown
BARK Ier1os Eit Ier Conrad 40 DAYS, with
Bsls Bss ISnI tSor Anderson Bordeaux - s with @ise
Bhg Roe GeL Geres Rio Grande del Sui " days With hides and
Brig Crescent (of Windsor ST. Nelson Halifax 10 days with
Schi H. Potter (o George, Peruanina Fla, with
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosres MAY 2o-Arr'ed, brig Envoy from smyrna
PosTGs., SoSR0E fam G s sS SoTsss% b bns op Ss s
Maias ArrIei ship Day om avre, for Passed
out West Indies In the Roads baks Lpwng and
Chapman, bound out
FOREIGN PORTS.
OUEENsrowS 2pThe nman Lue steamship City Of Montreal
Kenneiy and the Noral Line steamship Egypt GmgD bo
NewYork arrive here ts afternoon the
al a O'clock Tie Cunai Line steamship Abyss Hams nom New
Yors NAV for Liverpool arrived here Al II o'clock ast night
S0urHinpToS NAV 2-The North L0yds Liue
hp hen Never NeEiork May TO- ior Bremen arrived here
3O'clock this afternoon. - ..
2obe Baltic Loyd steamship Franklin Dehncke,
from SeWYork April % aru'ed here on the lSh inst
Anchor Line steamship lsmaa Ovensone
from May and the Victoria MoarO from SewiO May
lUth both for Glasgow. have arrived here.
2The Allan Line steamship PruSsan Duiton,
from Quebec May 40 arrived here today.
tIOi' --latest snap Aeirs see Eifnt PdQe.i
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
CALENDARS-THIs DAr.

UsfrED STATES DISTRICT COUKI-IN ApNEGLry
49, Umlshd 81 al agt Seamtug ID.. .CarmAn et
H. Brown. ~ lB.' Ayrcs agt Ship Afford
80. .MuusT ct al ag TroU lJ3. .RTerson Steamboat An
bridge. telope
7s..Seigon ast stsamiug i7o..sg.fi ast Schooner
Echo Ida Bella.
lO7. Holmes ag. Steamboat Ivan.
hoe et al
SUPREME CouEr, CmoUIr-Phr -BARRErr, J-opeas 1890
I22. White ct al agt Fuller. 1856. .Telst sgt Tea
1914 Hsx sgLThe Mayor Se sSi harrington Gompe
49,. OF n ]. ioVE.'helly, admir-, Agt N. Y. H. r.
-, nrofME 49, us. s..H9nInstoa and .no .s,
800. Cline and infant Agt OSleu - Dnsnorc.
1886 Koe6lsr sg MeKlbbon. 7f. .Rehsrds aSt Johnson
j4. .HaOSen Agt Tue Mayor 212 Worhngton agt Wadle
si2 sehSeder sg Meeess si boss srt d,so2 A.
8lOi NOrihaus agt Ahrena sb. Security Co ag Jan
1905. w elenherger et al Agt ke-
ly, Sheriff
GENERAL TKRx-IngrAhsm P. J Brady J-opeps a. Io3o,m
bJ lason es a. gt Jerome lt Bangs Nordhemer al
loo. .Halgaren and Ors Agt Eek 5 .ryBg agt BlTen
200 err I ,ne Aso A., 1, lS''igbOell agt VoD SchOen
ls9. Leonard e, al sgt Bell ct al 49, Goodrich agi HasLn
~ ~ olasuon ore i'iLeser ag Union hsnufAe
l0..Ihe QnAssek Nat Bank OF 49, tuning 20
Hewbnrgh sgt Waddel l60. Pollock agt SchnlL
90. In the matter Of CroWtber s. .rhHpp sgt WoI
Is. .westervet AcLley 49, SchraGy Sst 7be Ryor &c
1853. Murray agt Harsay 2J. .Fmsnn act Brnnef r al
3..bpnng sg The Town OF Dean ag 1he KnA Life IaE
loi metropolitan s.yns Bank 20. Holman ,gt TreadrsL
Agt Wright and ora
SPECIAL rkAA-VAS BEuSr. "opens at 1910
Gaze
J-Opehss called at 70 M
Miller agl BoNles aud Ano 0..fhe People fouug sg
Ss stearns sgt Jackson 7s .llosSsa sSt Wogm.u
a. .MaiUA Life los. Co. agt g.Ia natter of Poison
MeCunn ct al u. .Peten al. BfandhAlL
a. Mclean al sgt Conlop l0i Goohel et aI AIT same.
Co. Hen agt Flesehman 100. .Lrhea AT MoCleland
~. .GogoSAki AZ behAstf ~ Al I4 walker aE DeoGcr
q Aaiea sgS Aasa 4, u., 'in - tVGoaI VI H0seh
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
P4SSENGERS SAILED.

POR SAN FRAyCISCO-Ia steamship Rising Star May 2oMss
sonag Miss Sarah Leach, h p DAVIS a9f children Mrs
Abah child George G. WdingOn Henry Thine Mrs
A. Geser daughter and samuel = senbars Mis- hsy r.
Mimaa, Mr. ROemer wife ami infant Mrs Isaac NJ
semour yohs L nOos n Wei. ken{ ~ Aasns Ma A.
and wife C. Jos Dmon, Cha a. sherman, William
Muller Member r. ". Jackson r. w Rowland l. Leonard and
daughter Collins Ms c. ZInder daughter WaY Pas
snsepR Perez Hoa A. logan wife son and daosbsr Ies
C. Baoco Mss o. Leir jose De Ia Iene Miss
and sister ~ Cleenean, Dr. Leary and wife
Pamela aud children David ue. Caoi Bora A. Carpenter
Smith Ne Dr. Francisco Maruel H. Perez de Yeaseo T.
me We a
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

PROPOSED PUBLIC SAI.Es.
s Announced at the Exchange noted
U-dneaiay, May n-Hv n. H. Lpdl0r q 90.
Ixsl ale direction Of JOAa T. Crosby lots each
2s1t 4iO oaei ne outhey side ksh sNhsL a feet u
uebs, SestsTy rom fhiriaye.
~ gJdmes ". Milter
Lr, sale under the direction Of John Scbner M referee house
AMI I 5ilt located on the nofhrase Of kngton aud
Fouyhrts. i, - -. .-. H.,
21 l,sl6 the eisoT OF Avenue ana
TwclIth 81 -, a., ,,.-- ~.
Sale Jacob Hansen, NJ D. deceased lots aeh
2Srlol csc tue norhery side OF SeVehehh brSnAlS wv
feet easery frOn he,enthayc.
Sy a. D. Msitck jr a bro.
Sale by order " L. s Gc the premises Paterson ~ -
2l3 LtL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
rAxATIoN on MoRraAGEs.

An important decision of the Supreme Court
of California is announced, covering tbs question
of double taxation when tax X levied both land and
on MORTGAGES upon the lnd in the practice OF New
york state such taxation Is not deemed illegal The
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
nINIATnRk AIAIAAAc

l39 1:l5 Mo0D ne.... 2:lJ
saniy HooE. 3I5 3t6 Hell GaIe PeI. 59
DlV-P
JAS GoTs lsaBd. 42l Hell Gate terrr 6lO
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

Assistant District Attorney Rollins appeared on
behalf pp YESTERDAY n the Court Of General sessions and
he uc ons fea1ei guilty. Albert Cool gTand larceny Pen
i1uary Sahs JObH AshgT oRoas ss'sut and 9a1sf Cb
P.lsyu daya
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
Gtatiorlern.

ERANCIS g. L0UTREL, As Maiden lane, So
i orders for BLANK BOOKS, SfAil0AEHf aul PiNrlAG
Prices ow.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MAY q, 1873.

svyxnos OovRr-TRAL TERxPARr L-vaS yoEsr J-opsus Al
= m-Same calendar as yesterday.
PAKr II.-nosxIIr "Opens a. II a. m -,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

n OOON NJ NI4Ai
IA on lHR HUDSON RIVER fOR SALE ,,orox
The RESIDENCE Of the late 3 I Clarke, sla 81 A. 'AV -
LANDING will he soi favorable Toe pfo}sH - -
prss upwards Of % q ani sh staie Of
anA well with init Of all descriptions The uh
premises consist tNo-,torT modern Cotare hone
rooms ant bathroom. good barn 90 otef o
Ings house Is about thr iirters OF lie ron
The land al SIDE Of she New YORK AMI AA1'
road and extends 70 yer and c0l he easily sublTdl io -
Der OF villa sizes particulars ia reoa to terms anJ NAP 0 "
property be on Application q - - ,, -,.,.os,.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
DANKERS and Brokers should examine the

Paterson EewJersey 6 miles from HeEYork Offers o' nsa
faenrng purposes ac location n this oanrI
Connected city By olr competing rnlrotd saa A9s
Canal being on the line HewJ=rseT Adani Deasr
IrE.S,ap ami Western and Paterson Hesi0 R
roads il cheap direct e h b. main hnes 70 al o
the country: cheap coal AMI powerful anl sea F
mower from the Pasc River. with supply Of SKI lei labor AM ss
tars re nder the desirable AMI accessible c1terio al iah
purposes. ,, .-
ALSO gro1ni beautiful good society rh Is i't
bty NewYork by lOJ daily trains this locality n'' '
We tor Suburban residences.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-14

OF slaves IN the unfortunate island OIL CuDs'
and that we would see with gratihcatlon
and iov any decided and effective measures
taken by oar government 10 that erect:
and furthermore, that We feel contdent OF
the support and countenance OF the civil
lied world. as well as the appreciation and
encouragement OF every lover nI
humanity, esue.ially Of the people .: the
United Statrs, in this our desire 20
demand the wiping away OF the last 'es-
tige OF slavery now existing on the Amer
can continent. as well d, to GestrOT The
odious bonds OF slavery IN the island 81
Cuba. N which thousand. Of ratioua; be
ings are noy grooming as the victims OF
brute force, and tho most shameful Grim
iHal srafhc which the enemies al liberty
have ever invented.
BE i. further resolved. etc. THAI the
Legislatures OF the rev eral Southern States
where slavery formerly existed be and axe
hereby invited 10 adopt these resolutions.
auc that copies of the sdIne. dui; anthem
ticated. be AZ once forwarded 10 theu. -,
the clerks of our respective houses.
tSigned, CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker of the HOuSe oi Representatives..
tSiSned! c. G.. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Goyernu. and vgea.d':i: ~ :Ar
Senate.
approved. February -. 1873.
,oign.dl WILLIAM Z. kEi.iNtii.
Governor vi .hc State q: Lo...s.aiA
a true copy:
+. g. DEe:ohDH.
Secretary Of State
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-14

erucd bv the Jaws peculiar TO commerce.
which are excepted !Iom tho provision OF
the old Civil Code.
In Second Martins Reports. in Ta'cott ga
MaCkIhbiu. p. .iOi. Il was stated that: Tho
lec .leC-0tO'rO existed entirely distinct and
Independent o: Tn. Code of 1875 Ii was
equally (. as 10 that Of lS20. Commerce..
law IS but the aggregation of those prlnC.'
plee that Lave been adopted and sanctioned
by necessity and the usages OF trade. IN"
courts. II 'hc absence LOT positive 'eg "a!
ton. have. n ditteTcn: countries. heei Coh''
pelicd 20 aipi" :Ee:,. IS the ia-.- o. th''i
DEGREES. until they .iav. long since acquire
The authority OF precedent. .uch .a. De n
the history oi commercial! law IN hou'idhd.
OWN: 20 the non adoption OF the c"i-ihr'
ciai code. az promised By the trainers 81 -
code of 1893. ParOi evidence - adi'''7lhte
20 show tb" r, atlCu -. the Nd!!.r" 70
other. Robinson 80. Syls. ~ Bar. %!
.'Pa-ois evidence i. admissible 10 an ~
ton o.l . note between tie parties .htIet"
tn nroy. the Jy!gind. consideration AMI
. rrG4ment of she pay. lies. and that 'ne iat'
her - contrary 10 the legal Inference. tI"u:
.b. cac.. thereof" Wart. Digest. =. J. Hc.
nort.. vol. |. =. G3i. and No. lO:f.
Nv autborit. of all these decisiOns There
will be Judgment for piaintia against VIII
liam ri. Surlea. is principal. and agaiIS:
Charles MaItens. Us surety. tor tie sum OF
500. With five per cent thereon from TWEEN.
,,etI November. i@''-. with cost. a. 1.ag"d
for.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-14
AN ACT
% S&s


To amend an act entitled an &c. ~ inc"r
rocdte :h" city o! CarvOlltOn. approve I'd
March II. 1879. and acts suppleMentag:
thereto
SECTION I. Re e resolved ny the Senate.
and House Of Representatives OF Che State
Cf Louisiana IL General Assembly con.
Vened. THAI IN addition (" Ii. duties a.
ready imposed upon tic mayor OF the ctty
81 C2rr0lt3n, the said mayor shail be .N
ofiici0 justice Of the peace. and vested with
the same powers. duties and jurisdiction as
other justices Of III. peace OF the State. He
shall be Il cOuAerVat0r OF the peace. and
shah exercise and perform all the duties 81
committing ma gistrate in and Tor the city
ot CarTolltou, ana impose al! penalties Ter
violation Of the city ordinances of said city
Of CarrUiitOn, the same as are now vested
III recorders OF the ely o. New Orleans.
He shall rcce!ys salary Of tw" thousand
dollars per annurn. payable monthly On bis
own warrant, in NeU OF fees An criminal
cases committing. magistrate. and nc
fees shall De allowed in criminal proceed
ngs 20 committing magistrates IA SAID city
Of carrollton.
SEC. = BE Il further enacted. etc. That
'h' mayor shall, hiec. to the approva. of
the Council 81 said city OF Carrolltcn. APP
pOin: on" clerk of tire court for the term o.!
the Office OF said mayor. Hs specified IN
section three az this act. who shall give
bond, IS the Council may determine. for
the faithful performance OF his duties. The
salary Of sad clerk shall be eighteen han.
dccd dollars per aurum. payable by said
city o. carr0lltOn monthly, on his own Wa:
rant. He shall keep correC; proceedings OF
all the business Of said court, and record
Of al! criminal proceedings as required by
law, and in books provided 10y the City
Council for that purpose. He ahal! make
tUnpE w .rtn NJ oil fines cd and tti-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-14
~ o. ~.
AN ACT

To provide for and regulate the clerical
force IN the Auditors Office. TO tx their
salaries and t" provide for the manner
AMI conditions under which the chief
.ie a can act ~ Auditor, and tor other
purposes.
SE-Tios /. Be Il enacted hy the Senate
and House o. Representative. of the State
Q. Louisiana In General Assembly onvened.
ihat FOX the better Org&ni >ation and more
efficient working OF the State Auditor
o:iicc. the clev.ga! force allowed therein.
and The cou.pen -atioI: - each clerk or AS.
s.stlnt IN said Once. shall be and the same
- here by constituted az follows:
One Auditors solicitor, four thousand five
hundred dollars.
One chief cle.k. .hr," Thousand dollars.
One inspector. two Thousand two hun.
draG and fifty dollars.
bnr first book keeper. two :housaAd one
hundred dollars.
On" assistau. book keeper. one thousand
eight hundred d0l.ars.
Tvs" assistant hCak-.eepegs. three thou.
san" dollars.
One voucher and coupon cltrE. one thou.
sapd eight hundred dollars.
One corresponding clerk. one thousand
eight hundred dollars.
Dne tax and assessment rolls clerk, one
.hOusand seven hundred and fifty dollars.
DIt ifSlrlAdE 1LN. " AZ ldLt ClCt ~ pht
thousand seven hundred aud fifty dollars.
One bond and genera! clerk. one thou.
sand twO hundred dollars.
One messenger and porter, seven hun.
dred and twenty dollars.
SEC. = Be il further enacted. etc, That
whichever it shall become necessary, by rea
sOn OF sickness o. otherwise, that the State
Auditor should bt. absent from his office.
he may deput2e bis chief clerk to act in bis
" k,,n ala yf,ly
as acting auditor, and such act shall be as
valid Is :. signed by the Auditor himself:
provided. that the Governor and State
Treasurer shall be notified OF such author.
ity vested IN the Chlct clerk, winch
shall not exceed ten days at
any one time, unless permission for
an absence OF longer time ia granted by
the Governor; ANA provided further. that
the chief clerk 80 depu:i,ed TO act shall
have given his bond IN the same amount
and in the saule manner as is now required
By lew to be given by the Auditor OF Public
Accounts: and provided, said chief cle!k,
while acting as Auditor Of Public Accounts.
shall not be entitled TO receive any addi.
:ional CONDENSATION therefor.
SEC. 3: Be it further enacted, etc. That
all laws or parts of laws in conflict or in
consistent with this act be and the same
are hereby repeated, and that this act shall
take effect from ard after its passage.
;SgnadD CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker OF tue House OF representatives..
,>i.uedi c. C.. ANTOINE.
Ll"uteuant Governor and nr.siden: Of the
Senate.
Approved February. lS.1:'
,S.gnrd, WILLIAM J.. KELLOGG.
Governor o. the S:i.te Oh Louisiana.
:Eilc copy:
WuiIAH hEFHs.
Assistant Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-14
No. 30.
AN iET

To provide additional regulations for the
board OF school directors of the CITY of
New Orleans; to provide a permanent
revenue for said schools; to prevent Ultra.
ton against the school fund; to fund the
school debt: to regulate the employment
of teachers, and to direct the Council of
the city OF New Orleans 70 levy school
tax and perform other duties in ccnuec.
ton with the public schools.
SECTION !. Be il enacted nv The Sonata
and House of Representatives. Of the State
Of Louisiana in General Assembly con.
vcned. That the board of school director.
for the city of New Orleans shall be in fu.
ture composed OF twenty directors, to wit.
one from each representative district. az At
present constituted. and one additional li
rector for each municipal district, the AID.
mlnis:ratOr of Finance Of the CITY Of New
Orleans. who shall! be eX-OfiiCio a mem Der,
ana the superintendent of tho sixth div,
slon. who shall be -Cfiicio Il mer b r, with
the right to speak but not vote in the
board. The State Board of Education shall
appoln. the directors from the municipal
distIlctt as soon as practicable after the
passage OF this act. &C that two shall retire.
annually. the said state board TO determine
by lot the succession o: their retirement,
They shall require the said director to Dos
stss the qualification of an elcctor in the
city o! New Orleans and The necessary ii.
ness and capacity for the Office. and each
new director. hctnr: tah.ag his seat, shalt
take tie oath vi c.t.ce prescribed for State
officers.
SEC. ,. b.: :: furt'.r enacted. etc. Tina.
as soon a. p,ac.icaD!c after the passage OF
this &C. he board Of directors 10. the city
Of New Orleans shall adopt an estimate II
deb. and expenditures for the year 1873.
and thereafter, during the month [of De.
tooe: IN each year the board shall in ike
manner adopt and communicate To the
co2asi! Of the city Of Meg Orleans AN eati.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-14
NO. :sS.
AN -AEI


Making an appropriation or the cum o.
two hundred and seventy thousand dol
lars, or as much thereof az may be
necessary for the payment o. the mills.
age and per diem of the members. officers
and employees of The General Assembly,
aud the contingent expenses thereof.
establishing .atio at which warrants
shall be dlsbrrsed and the ;nanneg @! dis.
bursting the same.
SECTION ]. Be It enacted by the Senate and;
House Of Representatives of the State OF
Louisiana in General Assembly convened.
That the sum of two hundred and seventy
thousand dolIas. or as much there.
of as NAV be necessary. be and the came is
hereby appropriated out of any money in
the State treasury belonging to the general
fund and not otherwise appropriated. for
the purpose Of paying the mileage and per
diem OF members. officers and employee.
and contingent expenses of the General As.
sembly for the extra session of 1872 aud
1875, and the regular session OF 1873. CON-
mencing January 6, 1873.
SEC. .. Be it further enacted. etc, That
the warrants issued under the provisions OF
this act be and the same are hereby made
receivable for all taxes and licenses due the
general fund of the State subsequent TO the
year 1872.
SIC. 3. BE it further enacted, etc. That
it is hereby made the duty OF the chairman
of the Committee on Contingent Expenses
of the House and the chairman of the Com
mittee on Auditing and Supervising the
Accounts of the Senate, to issue their eerti-
hoates in the manner and form already pro-
Vlded for by law: and in addition TO the
amount due each member, officer and EN-.
ploye of the General Assembly, and for the
contingent expenses thereof. the respective
dls6ursing officers of both houses SHALL issue
certificate of thirty per centurl additional
70 such member. officer and emplOye, and
Tor contingent expenses; provided, that no
certlhcate shall be issued in excess Of the
appropriations
SEC. !. BE it further enacted. etc, That
the Auditor Of Public Accounts be and he
is HEREBY directed TO issue his warrants on
the certificate approved by the duly author
I.ed ohcers OF the House and Senate, re
spectvely. Issued in accordance with the
provisions OF the third section OF this act.
and the Treasurer of the State il hereby
directed and authorized to receive the war
rants so issued for payment for al! taxes
and licenses due the general fund of tn.
STATE for the years 1872 and 1879,
SEC. 5. Be it further enacted. etc. Th.,
the sum of one hundred and .igutv-tv,
Thousand cellars q. she amount apDro
p.ia'eG i'll section one of this re. be and RI.
same Is her"ty set apart Gor TIE exc!lsi -,
use Of the House q. Representatives. AM,
the balance. eighty i've thousand dollars.
is st apart fer the exclusive use Of the Ser
Al. OF the General Assembly u Louisiana,
f;gr. 6. Be it further enacted. etc, That
thia act shall take effect and b. in force
IrQa and sttes It's passage, AID that al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-14
NO. 2T.

Asking Congress ~ give it, mate-.a: a-sist
ance in tie sUppGe. ION OF Shaver! IA the
island Of Cuba.
WHEREAS. The island or Cuba has been
and is now struggling Tor Independence.
| based on freedom OF ali, without: regard 10
race, color or previous condition: and
Whereas, The Spanish government sps
tains The war against the CubanS with Z
view to keep in force tina institution ct
! slavery and the slave trade: and
Whereas. Their representatives in tina:
unfortunate island have forced into shaver :
again more than fifty thousand men who
| were set free by their former owners tthe
Cubansl, and that they force into slavery
all colored prisoners of war who were OF
had been set free by the Cubans; and
Whereas. The Spanish authorities IL Cuba,
regardless Of tbs dispositions Of the Spanish
Cortes ordering tia. the newborn color. {
persons are to be considered free, do allow
and give their sanction 20 the of said eale
infants, regardless and in defiance Of the
humane and pbilaDthroplc aentImcnts OF
all civilized people; and
Whereas, The government or the United
States, for reasons which W. can no: coI
ceive. have. against the desire of the ma.
iorlty of its people. given 1" che Spanish
government E,ateriai aid agaiUs: tie Gu
bans. thereby aiding aad - sisting in the
Of slavery a: our own ..oors, with great
prejudice 10 cur trade; ard
Whereas. The penpl. of the United
States have suffered during four long years
the eaamities OF a terrible in.r,necinc wa
for 'he abcl!tiop Of said i:.,itutiOu and
Whereas, Ne HI. 49,. people Of tbs'
United Sr.,tes OK: rot So" with indifference
the brutal. erie. md :uGCmaI. ronult!pD ::
our fellow men suffering. tr I'll" same r;.GS.,
the mos: atg0c.ouc pe.S. cutiout: therefore
be Il
Resolved bv the s. nate and iIru9" of
Representatives Of til" state Of Louisiana IL.
General Assembly ou"eI.ci, AU,ue,~.. ava
.;nina e. ~ tia ""st pu.'., AMI L.:.:.H.,
sentiments. COn.ider il :...s.r dug 70 ~.
apon Congress gu, ie.iyes ,ha. .as.- - rte
SHOULD he PHI. forth i,"A ;r< - ii speed. .an-
preston o: SLAYER. IN .ia ..lari of Cuol.
and furthermore. THAT ~e consider Jh4' ~.
,llowaEce TO the CGbaL &c ,e-r.ment b. tie
government o: tle United States Of the sam.
privileges allowed t, the Spanish 2.v.ru.
Ie0t. w9gldten6 10 tas lsssirs6 emancipation
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-14
No. ~.
An ACT

Aaainc ar appropriation OF four thousand
five hundred dollars for the payment
of he pec diem Of members and employees
OF me board OF returning officers of 1872.
and the contingent expenses thereof.
s,,-,os, Ra - .nac,ed nv the Senate
and Uonsr Of Renre4entatiyes of the State
a, I,1,iz;aro in t,.ney3l Assembly con.
y,rc,.. That III, sam q! four thousand five
h,r,d. i dollsrs o> 80 much thereof "a NAV
h.. e.ar.,,rr be end the same il hereby an
rrsa.n.v not othcrwI.. approrriated for
IN. nnr,.os. Of navinr the pfr diem OF the
n1er T,,, r. and the .nnlog.- Of the board of
,rIi.,n.rp otficers for The time OF service Cor
fn,.arIe., and ;l.. cou,.pgeut ..neusee
.b,raof
49,, IT,,
SIC De u ,"ti'' 'har''"' "''' ,,d ia" ha
VI. AglIC"T 81 'HGi,c hcr".In;> uo anu i,o
% 1uIno, '", 49, $50 Tr1a.,ro ,o,, ,.
Vouchers dia"h pS LAO ~eCi0td1s VI '"'