The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-17

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Of thought" .#
A special meeting Of the Chamber Of Commers
is called for Wednesday evening at O'Clock
receive the Dallas (Texas) Board Of Trade, VII
vifit our city in the interest Of railroad come,
ton with Central Texas. Citizens generally al
invited to attend.
And now President Grant declares that ther
shall be no prescription Of any Southern man o
account Of participation in tho rebellion" VIVA
apity he had not made up his mind to that effec
when he uttered that most meaningless and de
lusive sentence, "Let us have peace"
An individual who called upon Kellogg las
night found him in the very attitude in which h,
was depicted in the BULLETINS last CARTOON
packing his trunk. Subsequently he repaired t.
the top Of his house TO apostrophize the moon ani
pray for comforting dispatches from Williams, il
whom il his whole reliance.
We are again under obligations to that ener.
getic proprietor Of the great news stand, No. Is
Commercial Alley, @. G. Haley, for appreciated
fAvors. He sends US fresh from the publishers
the latest monthlies and pictorials, all the very
cream Of our lighter literature. The facilities
secured by Mr.. Haley are such that he can offe,
to our readers the latest and richest selection Of
news matters in our city. Visit Haley.
How refreshing it is to be assured that Senator
Horton-that mild-pannered, genial, unsophis-
ticatsd hypocrite and unprincipled demagogus-
il much improved in health and gaining:strength
daily; that he uses only one cane, and finds the
climate OF Southern California very exhilaratine.
There is warmer and more uniform climate
than Southern California, and Morton will 90
there il he isn't careful and repentant.
We are glad to see again upon the streets our
gallant friend, Major Victor de Lsle who has
been confined to his house for several days BY
wounds received whilst participating in the firing
Of the salute in honor Of the Democratic victo-
ries. He was accidentally run over by gun
carriage, severly injuring his right arm, break
ing finger and badly bruisng other portions Of
his body. His comrades and numerous friends
will be rejoced to hear that he is fast recovering
Tn WKrE LAauE.-Ne1t Thursday evening
Father Ryan will lecture on this bette noir Of
Radical Republication. As "Moina," author of
the s. Conquered Banner" "Sword Of Robert
Lee" "Our Dead" and other patriotic poems,
Father Ryan won the first place among the poets
of his native South. A. an orator he has no |
superior and very few equals in the United |
States. Tho entrance fee has been fixed at the |
very low figure Of SOC. Every one will be able to |
attend.
The many personal friends Of Oscar K. Lyle.
. resident OF this city some half dozen years
ago, but now located at st. Louis, will be pleased
kr,E kl.A 1>l L.
vas married on the Sd inst, at Ogdensburg,
New York, to an accomplished and charming
young lady Of that place. Tho good wishes of
many an old companion and envious heart 70
with him in his new life. and we modesty add
our benediction, with the hope that we shall not
be forgotten when the boys are named.
The STEAMSHIP DARlEN.-Ths steamer cleared
from this port on the 18th inst. for Hamburg with
q cargo Of 1854 bales Of cotton and 24O0 slaves.
On the same date, when fifty miles below the
city, she was discovered to be on fire. The Good
Intent Companys tow-boat Norman, and the Un-
tug, Tyler, with their pumps succeeded
IN extinguishing the flames, and the Darien re-
turned to her wharf in the Fourth District. j
where sho is at present discharging her cotton,
which 80 far has turned out in pretty fair order.
The MoNUMENT.-We desire to again cali the |
attention Of our patriotic citizens to the proposed
at the head of Canal street. to be
arected for the commemoration Of the Fourteenth {
If November. Action ought at once to be taken
n this matter, and if something is not done soon s
ookng towards its speedy erection, we propose y,
% push the matter ourselves.
Will the different organizations move and Sc
RNr AI~~r> -l,1 ,.~:k- v
way some tribute for their gallantry and patri-
'tism? We have the assurance that twenty feet ~
'quare will be donated by the city authorities. )
PERsoNAL.-Wew were pleased to see in our sane e
Eum Col. Spencer, the member elect to Congress.
Although his opponent, Mr.. Morey, is bold Il
enough to claim an election, the returns will :;
show his defeat by large majority in favor of 81
he talented gentleman, Col. Spencer, a gallant Il
on Of Louisiana, worthy to represent his State tt
n Congress. e.
Col. W. d. Brockett, prominent and enter b
prising citizen of Carroll parish, is in our city,
md is here for the purpose Of seeing that the I.
Returning Board does full justice to his parish,
Imong the live Democrats in Louisiana, Col.
rocket is among the most Jealous, industrious "
nd faithful &C
This evening Gov. John McEnery will leave the
ity for Nashville, where he goes to meet the :
rominent Democrats from all parts Of the coun- ~
y. He will address the Convention on Louisi- he
M affairs, and we doubt not will fully sustain m
is reputation as orator and statesman and st
i'll thoroughly vindicate our cause. 81
We publish in another column full and salts IN
Glory statement Of the frauds perpetrated in Is IS;
Irroll and by which the Radicals propose to tx
eat Col. Spencer out OF his election for Con- a |
ess. A perusal OF the article will convince the
,st impartial Of the desperate means to which
I enemies have Tesorted to obtain success. Ca