The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

TEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
NEW ORLEANS. OCTOBER A, 1874
Camels' hair brushes have been found 10 be
capital substitutes for hospital sponges. Now,
let science discover some equally satisfactory way
Of doing away with newspaper sponges, and it,
triumph will be complete.
In justice to Paddy Clark we would correct the
statement that tho Objectionable cows were
driven TO his house by those in his employ.
Clark says such was not the case, that, if they
were driven back, it was done by son@ one
without his authority.
We are glad to SEQ our friend Mr.. ChaSasS
Chase, partner in the great fish house of C. H.
Lawrence 3 Co., who has just returned from an
extended tor North and West After living on
fresh fish all summer, no will now direct his at
tention, exclusively, to selling tho sailed fisD
Mn. CHARLES EYRNE This gentleman ~ arc
nounced asa candidate 10 tho important 70
sition OF Administrator OF improvements. He is
. young, active ard energetic man, and has long
resided in this city. In his party convictions he
has always been Democrat. He presents hirO
self now fsr tho first time as a csndidatfS
MAcKEREI, ErC.-Messrs. @. II. Lawrence 2
Co., tho great fish merchants, Nos. 80 and -
Tchoupitoulas street, have just received by bark
Scotland, from Boston, large stock OF mackereo
in barrels, half barrels and kits, which thoCare
offering at Boston prices, with freight addeS
They have also for sale at tho lowest market
prices bloaters, pickles, kctchup, potteS mcatso
tomatoes ote5a which VIC dire Otho 90 ooso d
tho trada0
III there Soany persons in tie ,mmunOo u
doubt a. to where they can obtain the lafeso g.
formation from a. points of the oivilizo9 globe
we would respectfully refer them b, thao wondsol
full depository, Stands cheao 0e~o Stanso 20
Goldthwaite's bookstore, No GO Can;o stree |
There they will find anything from tho Oondon
Times to the Hong Kong GazettOandS'e amazed
to discover that they can purchase all Ito great .
American newspapers, such as ts0eS,ribueS
aid, etc, at five cents per cop,0 y
MORE TRooPs.-Gcn Grant evidently onilNs |
that our Louisiana revolution was formidable
affair and that it might break out agrin. He
continues to order troops here, and now we are
going to have among Us tho doughty Gen Cns-
ter, with his ambrosials cnrls, to keep us in awe
and subsection. The following special to the
st. Louis Democrat tells the story and sets us to
quaking in our boots:
Bismarck. y. T., Sept. 3d. Clusters cavalry
leaves this morning ut o'clock, on three special
trains, bound for New Orleans. Officers and sol
diers say they are equal to the emergency.
HALES's.-Full Of energy, vigor and ready for
The busy season just opening, Haley comes out
With his recruited strength His visit to New
York has enabled him to make New Orleans News
No. 10 Commercial Alley, the grand
central depot for all the journals of the East and
Vest, and to offer to his numerous patrons, at
Now York rates, everything in the news and book
inc. From sample Of his enormous stock kind
y sent us, We can speak advsedly of his I'm
bounded facilities. If you want to vote in No
'embcr. register at Haley's
A Tennessee Confederate regiment held a re-
Mon last week, and passed resolutions which are
igniticant of the present political position of the
x-Confcdorate soldiers Ono of these rosolu-
ons declared that having surrendered in good !.
the contract faithfully, their chief desire being
csce and the maintenance Of the law o ma jssty. e
hey sent greeting to their former enemies in
ting them to come and live among them, prom
ing to all law-abiding citizens the right hand O.
'Owshp. It was declared unanimously thai l"
men who now wear masks never appeared un- g
asked before the enemy in time Of war @ Il
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Afy |
New York, has submitted lengthy opinion on =
'uisiana affairs He agrees in every particular .
I'll the views expressed by Hon. Reverdy John "
n, Of Maryland. Is
The President, having recognized the Kellogg OF
was unable to alter his decision, sc
:. OConor comedies that this first recognition di
q unjust and wrong-was in fact a mistake, na
the only redress for it is in 4 popular cleo W.
n. He holds that the circumstances of the
70 warrant the President in requesting the s.
ugnation of the usurping authorities of LOU 20
INA. together with the legally elected State Of RAJ
'rs, and submitting the matter to votces the
'ple. Gun
Ten. ". 7. Sherman has publishtS 70 cao cav
my and Nary journal the concluding chapter Su
his forthcoming memoir Of the events q the pa
:. It is devoted to the military lessons grow
out Of the war, and among the Generals me
clusohs are the following: The men who VOC "a
arily enlisted at the outbreak Of the war weo
best soldiers, better than the conscript and
better than the bought suhstitut C0ereaseSo
to soldiers is more pconomicaS &c
n large boun,ics: tho greate0 mistakeoS eae o..
was m raising new regiments instead o oil, no
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n added to an old and experienced oegimer0
more valuable than 1000 men in the emo % % ~
regiment; tie German mothoe 80 Coong u
imply perfect. Nk
he fight between the Nations 90 CIo,aGl VI
I'M lines has resulted in aSrceance 10 i;sa- VIC
{. Passengers can now go across the Atlantic the