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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

Hall Fifth Ward Central Democratic Club
The voters of this Ward Will take notice that the
election I delegates to the Parish Convention will
Rampant street. between the hours OF A. NJ. and s
T. NJ. Poll No. 1, from to 600. Poll No. .. from COO
pwalds. JOHN II. CASTELLANOS
Vice and Acting President
CASTOR EoSNAFoS, Secretary. o3 IT.
Attention, Voters of the Eleventh Ward
There will be election for Delegates to the Parish
Convention, on SATURDAY. the Sd inst. at the
Wirwam, Magazine street, between Washington
and Sixth All Conservative voters of the ward are
earnestly requested to come up and vote.
By order CT the President Il. II. MARI.
&c. MCCANTs Secretary. o3 1t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

GAYErY THEATRE. As will be seen by our
theatrical advertising column, the Gayety The
atre will open this evening with an excellent
company OF variety artists, and under the
supervision Of Messrs. Flynn i White it prom
Uses to be one Of tie attractions of the season.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

For Criminal SHERIFF.. X. Gallagher il u
| candidate for CRIMINAL SHERIFF. subject to
the decision of the Convention and he viii be sup
port by 10000 voters AT the head Of the New Basin
Ol tlk
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

John Randolph Tucker, who was Attorney
General OF Virginia during the war. and until
expelled from office by the Federal army. hes
been nominated for Congress II y profes-
SCI 81 Law il Lee University,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

john q. Roche is n candidate for Coroner
for the First Fourth Fifth and Sixth Districts sub
ject to the nomination OF the Parish Convention.
OF
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

SirnHler Katie tvcrv Vi s,dny III ; / "
Ehh teamef kAl 4! Can't taunon viii l.sivr o.
MONDAY NENT ne, fist TRIP icr;unuti. Wilte
Fiv-r and Arkansas River. Chicot City He
NicksbHrg and all intermediate landings and Wig
continue thIoug hout the wear.
u2 j. w CANNON Master
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

Attention Democratic Voters Third Ward
An election for delegates TO the Parish Convention,
to meet the 18th inst. Will be held, at the
of Common and Rampant streets. on SATURDAY,
81 nst from o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock 7. NJ,
unter the management of the following gentlemen:
At Box No l, from 4 to l. inclusive: Judges,
inc. Mcdonald and Arthur Caron: Supervisors.
7. J. OAleallie and VIM Condor; Cloks. Jas Finney
and L. Garry.
At Box No. ? from NJ 20 l. inclusive: Judges.
II. McNlanus and Henry Corcoran: Supervisors. III.
J. Price ana Reny Clark Clerks. Thos. Egan and
WI. Grady. j. r $. SELLECk President.
IiOs EGAN Secretary. o.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

Headquarters Democratic Sente Central
Committee of the State of Louisiana-New Orleans
Oct. = 1s14-The State Central Committee has es-
tablishcd its Headquarters at the corner of St
Charles and Gravier streets fIp stairs).
BIZ order of X. II. MARI, President.
f. &. DILL. W. j. Bt-DpENboRFF. Secretaries
All complaints throughout the State in regard to
registration naturalization should be addressed
in writing 10 r. II. Mari, President, +. q. Dill
or W j. Buddendorti Secretaries o3 1w
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

We are authorized to announce Col. l. w.
PATTON as candidate for L i,IMiN Al SHERIFF.
subject to the decision of the Parish Convention.
01 st
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

Please announce :. f. Percy ms n cnndi-
date for the position Of ADMINISTRATORS OF
PUBLIC BUILDINGS and WATER WORKS, sub
ect to The nomination of the Parish Convention.
al
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

We are authorized to announce Cant. Guy
DREUX candidate for Criminal Sheriff tor the
parish Of Orleans, subject to the nomination OF the
| Parish Convention. sll to3-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

Neither the Captain. owners undersigned
Agents If the British ship CEFEElNt .Inars
ter, will he responsible for any debts Contracted by
the crew Of said vassel c. j. SiiEi'HERl, y CO,
Agents lT3 t;rtvicr street. rs
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

Davie of friend who had been smashed up in a
railroad disaster and terribly injured. "Well,
gasped the hopeful sufferer, firstly, 1 shall go
in for repairs; secondly, l shall go in fer dam
ages"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

Headquarters Sixth Ward Rough and
Ready Central Democratic Carbohydrates to the
Parish Convention. 10 be held October 5th 1871, will
be voted for SAT RDAY, October g. l-14 at the
wgwam, No 222, corner Charrres and Barracks
streets The poll will be open from A. NJ +, ! T. NJ.
All members are requested to register and vote
said day. By order OF O
OCTAS Z MOREL, President.
p. d. SOUEDEs Secretary. oil st
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

samuel Barnes will he n Candidate for nomi-
nation for CIVIL SHERIFF, before tho Parish Con
vention Of the Democratic and Conservative party
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

Fourth Ward Democratic CluhThe voters
Of the above Ward are hereby notified that the poll
at the Wigwam, of Canal and Where streets
will open at I A. NJ and close at p. N.
The following named gentlemen were elected com
missioners: John Vale Il. d. Teri ebonne, John
keena +. Wagatha Jas. Langwell.
JOHN LEMONNIER, President
Epw. KEENA, Secretary. o3 1t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

Martin Finnerty respectfully announces HIM
self candidate for the office Of A DMINISTRA-
TOR OF IMPROVEMENTS subject to the action
of the Democratic and Conservative Convention.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

'.Colonel" Fred Grant denies Gen. Clusters
gold report. Is it Customary for subordl-
dnate to give his chief the lie direct after this
fashion in "our army or can the Presidents
son do no wrong?
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

For Administrator Of Asscssmlcnts-COI. j
B. WALTON will be candidate for the office of
Administrator of Assessments, subject to the nom
nation Of the Democratic Conservative Convention
SO 5t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

Time of Departure.-The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route, leaves the Depot the foot
OF CalliOpe street } clock p. NJ connecting with
all fast trains, North, East and West. Pullman Pal
Cars all trains jy4
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

For Coroner announce myself n Cam
didate for e. roner OF the lst, 4h 9Th 9th and 18th
Districts, subject to the nomination of the Parish
Convention to assemble the 9TH of Oct ober 1s74
s21 til A. CHASTANT NJ. u.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

II
Stores No. 60 and Ga ChaItres Street.
Stores No. "A and A. Royal street
Store No 100 Canal street
Dwelling No II PrytaIlia street
Dwelling corner st. Charles and Dnfossat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-17
Telegraph umss
Nk*TI iF sTfU

Mercury worse Than nothing on
s1ay morning,
Election Of oaioem Of Post skinner
"A. a., next Tuesday evening, a.
ms ilaD, Factory Point.
Rey Nh. Estes, Of lbe Baptist church
&ofy Point. exchanged pulpits with
eastman Sunday morning.
Louis A. Miner SON Of Hon. A, l.,
e. and recent graduate OF Middle
college. left, Tuesday morning, to
! charge 81 8 school in Wisconsin,.
Tie nczt meeting Of The Manchester
ray cab will be held at Or. Cush-
j, next Monday evening The readers
4 Nessrs Wm. b. Burton, Edward
] rem and Mases Helen NJ, Black and
BArncs
There is snow enough for very good
hing again.
Is Il. Coy adycrtlscs hIs new boot
shoe shop. lie will also sell con-
onafy.
.ilufd a Walker have a good stock Of
e. ard miltens OF all kinds. They
Just the things ortbis cold weather.
county Court at Bennington is still
ssion aud progressing very slowly,
III probably take all Of next week
nlsh TIE business before IL.
We uudortland that the trustees Of
EReiorm school have requested Gov.
to cali an extra session OF the Legis.
&c 70 take action in regard TO a new
pol building
( ] Wait has been spending few
] IN New York selecting a stock OF
las goods, lie purchased a great
cts some of which are mentioned in
new advertisement,
Several farmers have requested US to
meeting at Thayer's hotel, Factory
Il, Saturday next, at / O'Clock p. IN,
] be into consideration the matter of
ling a cheese factory. This subject
been talked Il moro or less for the
! three or four years, but there has
s. bteA something To prevent any
aneul action "a the matter. We hope
iorested ia Tie matter will be present
meeting aud come TO some definite
aslan,
i Roe, who by the way, is well
fu iu This vicinity, has written new
Opening Chestnut Barr, which
highly spoken Of by the New
] Tribune ilarpers Magazine, the
! iiau tuiqa agd other influential pa
over tea thousand volnmus Of the
have already been sold, averaging
than a lhaasau8 a week Coy has
sale
81 f.. aar.FaaH #hHrr.H#aHs s....4s. f..-
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De gai 3d. 4 general attendance
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-17

, Iaa4eee.s, 81 sagssss az ths a.ats, ard
auness Of gac ftsa, IS reHere4 as 0ars
Hv heelv uanE Bsaaee ra.a.haanE
Magic on. aud hundreds Of families kwp
hf Magic Oh nr laHlr family doctor
aad Gua Is a8 they need. Try H. Boy
e where son usually tEsag.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-17

t# aa# #A... Gag .#-eaa AfAft tttHa .
.avmaa aad saera Is go d9gal that at
s+@ @ ..a 1'.. "'. ...
ha.A%F# aa.aa at Lga4aaU...e. "1la q +
aa'a aas #ta"E aa.aa..a.H#sr were totally .
a#ra"a oa.s portion 90 Gle furniture
800. sasa4. aHa .a@ 10 damaged fahai' .
h"a. IL .aa.a was Eaa 90 @t- 1oaHso0E .
saf an engine and steamer Loss Ifam
.
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, ".'0 '''" -.. "a1''' 3'e''s' a'''.. ''.'
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~"" money
There H"8 fire h "a'tsAeaa Tuesday
H.r4i of last week Nelson b7Eee losing
barn. lie suspects Dc was the WORK OF
.........n-e'-.. .... - ,...r,t.,...
a week ago last Friday drove OF l199
turkeys passed through Barre. taey
WA. n,.ltf.,l .-.rn... ...,. md NV ..sn.
.-,, ~,n..rt an rsavo A.. rod and fsr.o
,..,,. f....s AMI ,t..sr.3r,,ors ,a1 T., mn,
nm c,r fsa nfrbf far ,eor coer3 90, them
no further.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. b.re hargr.4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-17


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rt. r..ss--.. Assn. q. 81. s.. ,r-...a
ID. Az. -.--.t ,tse s-.- &. a.. ,rr.t
have private trees ta PLEASE taa ruaHz
eFas.ants
ra.,- v-.. -es r1setea-s -t .I.
e,., IT. rrr-.-, ~ ..r .e..as hold AZ
p.- sf- p..u.. lgar~. Eysa,r.. ,r.e
chosen President and Nfa Gotta Ca.#ae.
Vie President Miss Collins read
aMaad Miller fa manner worthy Of
commentator.
"A. S. 4.e8aa afggasasa aaam.ss
Of seasoned wood far sale.
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1,..,t p..s,... .a --ts-.7.r avsr.ro
A. r-a ~. 90. -. NJ.
rsr.n4 Ami. t-s.n. No.. Ar,he.
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.
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DANDY.
Bond will have a Christmas BAH on
the evening Of The allh. His Thanksglv.
pan was great success over TWO nun
''1, ''''e.,'s nun ''''s ''',' 81
'''1''s'.'A '''''' '''' ''"' '''' 1'''-'''' '.''
P'''-''' $50 ''''
PERU.
The musical convention here las
week was "a decided success. The mum
Der ia attendance was quitc large and
the drill very thorough
PLAINLY of snow fo. good sleigbine
and very cold weather for two or thfe,
DAYS.
,,,.,.,,po,r
80, ,,.- . ..
., - '''N -.'''' ''7 ''7
IF ,boro,,a,.royo ;,r,r T., uo,rin.,
~, ann ,oar oro cr;u cou of " 7
Nr,ore,s and oi,o a. sa,;sf,ctory ovnlaco
Jon No can boyo O. no,lor g,rn,opt ,yric,
,ras Inr, no b,,r
The new hail is nearly compIe,ed nm,
when finished will meet the wants @
many people.
va loorn ,s., s,,,o nf ao ,o,,n.
l,dios connoc,cJ ,vf,b ,ho nrsnoo hor
tall If reoyin,, fine s,o,o yyo homo r,o,
will rba,oo ,hoir nirly r. not nbat
ro,,os al ,ro;t O. 1t,n, lo,n.r
W. sborla Ia ,,Ioaso3 e. t,,.o ,,a.,
last weeks correspondent who gave Oh
name TO the new hall, Glenn a Vile,
enterprise" give the people the latcs
news in regard to another ENTERPRISE II
connection with this which may tai,
place at some future time.
-Again wa ara ronieaea uof Gal
u,inog 10 f,do os ,ao loof"h,,' ,,o d.
tpro from this lifa nm t,o stb inst ofaf
Davis ono of the oldest irbahitants
| Mr. Davis bos been foitbfsI and consis
iant Cbristian for a lono noriod If ,oars
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-17
Ccntaur Imminent.

Ccntaur Linimont.
There is no pain which the Cen
HN taur Linimeut will not relieve no
~ swoling it viii not aublue, and no
ffTp Iameness which it win not cure.
E'p1R This is strong language, but il is
-.-. IL =-= true. 1t has produced more cures
n1'~aez Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
jrw5palsy, aprains swellngs, caked breaalssoads,
burue saltrhcum, ear-ache, &cupon the human
frame and Of strains, spawn, gals, Sc. upon ami.
mails iucne year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. It is a counter
iriant, ar al healing pain reliever, Crippler
throw away their crutchos, the lame walk, poiB-
onous bitea are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without q scar, IL is 10
humbug. The recipe is published around each
| bottle II is selling as no article ever before
Sold and i, sells because it does just VIVA. it pre-
tends to do. Those who now suffer from rnau-
matism, pain or swelling deserve to suffer 4 they
will not use Contaur Linimeut. More than 1000
certificates Of remarkable cures, including frozen
/ limbs, hronic-rheumatism, gOut running tu-
/ mors, &c, have been received. We will send q
circular containing certificates the recipe, &c,
I gratis TO any one requesting IT, One bottle of
/ the yellow wrapper Centaur Liuimeut is worth
one hundred dollars TO r spraiued or swoouied
horses and mules, or for scrow-worm in sheep.
ELECTROMAGNETIC linlmentis worth your atlen-
ton. no family should be witAog. Cantagr
Linmeut. Sid by all pr1ggista. Sd cents per
bottle afge bottles, 81 90. J, b. Rose s. Co.,
s. Broadway, Sew York.
CAsroHEA is more than d substitute for Castor
OIL. 10 is the only safe article ia existence which
is certain 10 assWalata the food, regulate the
bowels, care Wua-e9Er and produce natural
sleep. It contains neither minerals. morphine
OF alcohol, aud la pleasant 90 take. Children
need uoj cry and mothers may rest 2l5ly
7 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN will
~ find just tho articles they need 90 aaep
their hands warm THE cold weather az
HtED s. WALKEHs.
/ FOR SALE-Ihe subscriber offers
4 for said forty cords Of seasoned stove wood
a. 8. SHELDON.
/ Dorset w. Doc. 10, 1871 80
/ MAPLE SUGAR AND SYRUP.
! AVA The subscriber has uuauttyof the abara
named articles for sale end viii supply al those
. iu want q such ata LgW tgere taE c4sh.
/ Sunderland, w., Uss. Is, 1874 sow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-17
HAST ARLINGTON.
BENIN MUTTON

-lIon. u. G. Root has lcft for F.0uda,
TO be absent uutiI spring.
Hon. z, W. Park has been elected
President Of the Panama railroad, iu
which De is a large owner. Gen. McC0l-
Tough is also d director IN the same CON-
pany. Mr. Park is one Of the present
directors of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, which is undergoing an iuyea.
legation Of Washington.
Oar new graded school house b.
nearing completion and wiz be ready f9i
tbe term Of school 90 commence after The
bolaaga
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-17

Three funerals were lald 90 The Eap-
ua church last week, d au. Williams.
who died fud4salF, Mira. Johnson aHa
Barber b. Nichols.
file great taf1ey suit Of Jones VS..
Jones aas % lasl been brought 60 e.eae,
thg tagg bringing $50 'aa eaHse ell aal.s8s
The Good Template g.ge 600 egssar
suppeg as jones Hail Da fgla.
THE esfa factory after being aIsaal
iaF some l1sae past. starl ESP ge-a4y
lMglaay
--A.#.Arla ere lavat1la game "a ia.s
F.aae. Ia3glue lrsn a aatef % tables
thai are used.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-17

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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-22

SPAIN AND PoRro Rico. McMasters,
Of the Freeman's Journal, talks in very
plain terms of the incapacity Of those
who manage the Department Of State
and certain missions abroad. So far as
this goes, it is all right. 1t does not re-
quire spirit from another world to be
summoned to tell us that the Govern.
ment is at present in weak and incapa-
BILE hands, and its foreign policy is a
mere fiasco, if it ever had any, and many
men who are sent to represent the honor
and dignity of the United State at the
Courts OF the old world, are mere dunn.
mics or political bummers without
enough sense to hide their knavery.
That is doubtless the case, but the other
part of the statement, that Spain was
willing to part with any of her West
Indian possessions. is little doubtful.
1t is 80 much against the tradition and
feelings of the Spanish people to part
with any of the remains Of the enormous
colonial empire they once controlled
that we must think there is some mis-
take in that matter.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-22
Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. 21.-The local
option people are perfecting their organ
ization, but nothing has been heard late
ly from their petitions for an election in
the city. They seem to be awaiting the
decision of the Supreme Court in the
Wall case.
The price of greenbacks is unchanged.
SAN Francisco, August 21.-There is q
better tone and general improvement
in mining stocks to-day. l.- .-
Henry Henry has been arrested in San
Jose for a fogery alleged to have been
committed here with intent to defraud
Mrs. Lundam.
There is an immense crowd at the fair
tonight. A portion of the machinery
was put in motion to-day, but not half
Of it is yet in running order. Many Of
the departments are yet untitled, but the
work of placing the articles goes on
night and day.
STOCKTON, August 21,-The officers Of
the San Joaquin Agricultural Society are
making arrangements for the construc-
ton of new grand stand at Agricultural
Park, which is to be completed by the
29th OF September, at which time the
fair commences. The track car il
greatly improved. The speed pro.
gramme is an excellent and liberal one
every effort being made to make the
fourteenth annual fair one Of the mos'
successful ever held in the district.
PORTLAND, Or, August 21.-T The
Portland Board of Trade met last even
ing and adopted constitution and by
laws. II. W. Corbett was chosen Presi
dent. .
There are six vessels in port unde
ch arter to load wheat, but the farmer
refuse to sell at present prices. Yer.
little wheat is arriving. -. --..--
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-22
A DYING WITNESS.

That poor unhappy girl, Mary Pome-
roy, has expiated her folly with her life.
Poor soul. One cannot, as he contem-
plates the hapless fate OF this unfortu-
nate girl, but turn with hot indignation
and severest reproach to her destroyer
who, descending from his high position
as preacher of the word of God, used
the influence that his calling afforded
him,to debauch an unsuspecting member
Of his flock. The denouement has come
as usual, the unhappy girl is the one
that suffers, and in this instance, pays
the penalty of misdoing with her life.
Her paramour, the Rev. J. S. Glenden-
ming, after making an enforced repara.
ton by an unwilling marriage, is now
left alone with the child of his illicit
amours and his conscience. We do
not envy him. If ever he hears it, not
feeble wall Of that pulling infant but
will penetrate his soul with direst dis.
may. As he regards its tender limbs
and baby face, be will recollect with the
bitterest remorse, that its wretched
mother died because Of his, the father
sin. II he has any Of the better feel.
ings of humanity left, that punishment,
will be terrible one, and we would fain
draw the curtain over the chapter oil
woman's folly and mans cruelty. There
is, however, phase in this sad tale thai
may concern and throw light upon an
other episode of clerical life that is now
occupying public attention, and prompts
the interrogatory. How is it that the
teachers and ministers of Christ ar,
thus falling deep down in to the darkes
depths of sin that beset the waywar;
footsteps of mankind. Here is Beeche
accused Of debauching the wife Of BIZ
dearest friend. Glendenning was charged
with seducing member of his flock
Both denied it. One has had to admi
his fault, we hope with the saddest an,
truest contrition; the other is still dofian
aud asks for proof. Poor Mary Pome
roy with her dying breath, declared tn
partner of her sin. How soon will it b
until like witness testifies against Hen
~ Ward Beecher?
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-22
NEWS BY MAIL.

NEW York, Aug. 18.-A fire in It's and
l79 Hester street, last night, caused a
loss of $4,000 distributed among several
occupants.
Francis A. Palmer, President of the
National Broadway Bank, in regard to
the suit instituted by the city against his
bank for the recovery of six million dol
lars, says that the Broadway Bank does
not owe the city or county the amount of
one dollar, and that no unusual facilities
were extended by the bank, or any of its
officers to any of the persons known to
have defrauded the City Treasury.
A Brazilian letter says: In Rio Grande
Do Sui an instruction exists, owing to
the fanaticism OF q sect of jealous Ger
man colonists Of st. leopold, led by one
Maurer, who processes to be prophet.
His wife, Jacoba, is supposed by his
votaries to be tie Savoir Of the world
and his uncle, the Apostle Judas, who
sacrificed himself to bring out the bible
prophesies in relation to the death of
Christ. The turbulency and fanaticism
of this sect were such that the authori-
ties had Maurer, his wife and uncle ar
rested; but Maurer was released. After
his release the house Of seceder from
the sect was attacked and burned, and the
wife and children were shot, the man
being absent when the police appeared.
They found Msurer and his Aectarians,
some 300 strong, entrenched in mid for
est near the settlement. and although
the regulars were brought up the soldiers
were repulsed with 5 killed and IS
wounded. At last dates tho troops and
the National Guard were being collected,
and with cannon were bombarding the
position. It is said that the rsvolters
have mastered IA families Of seceders
and luke-warm seetafians.
Mary e. Poneroy, the ALLEGED victim
OF Rev. John 8. 0lendenning. pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church Of Jersey City,