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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-14

Headquarters Stnte Central Executive
Comm ttee Republican Party of Lou siana New Or.
leans Louisiana, August % l8.i.-rhe committee
met pursuant to the Call of S. B. PACKARD, presi.
dent (as per resolution OF state COnvention), and
the following organization WAS effected, to wit:
President-S i. PACKARD.
Vice Preside lanes LEWIS.
Secretary-CHA2LES HILL
Assistant SecretAJy-L LAMANIERR.
Corresponding Secretary-J. R. G. PITKIN.
Treasllier-B +. JOUBERr
eCB-KxKCrTIvk COMMITrER.
3. r. PACKARD, Chairman ex-oficiO.
B. F. FLANDERS, JAMES +. CASEY.
3. F. JOuBERT, Z. W. Low ELL.
MICHAEL HAHN, JAMES LONG STREET
JAM IS LEWIS. &. c. ANTOINE.
John y HARRIS. T. r. ALLAN.
&. A. BRAY, f. RIARD.
FINANCE COMMITTEES.
O. c. bLANDIN. Chairman.
B. F. JOuBERT. oficio.
G. p. EADD. r. r. STAMPS.
L. DARRALL, JOHN GAiR,
P. Z. s. PfNt:HBACK, WILLIAM r. LOAN.
J. L. HERWIG, T. A. CAGE,
L. z. BENTLEY.
All communications must be addressed to s. 3.
Packard, president, New Orleans. Louisiana.
au30 CHARLES HILL. Secretary.
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KNIFE AMP PIsroL.--Frankliu j. Darcy
who snol j. }. Murphy late Monday night
b the Triangle building. has been arrested.
His story is that Murphy drew knife and
&intended 10 make a bloody hole in ann, and
H. prevent such ii proceeding got his pistol
&s,ractice III first. Judge McArthny wall look
vs. uto the ease.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Local Intelligence.

Few SPARKS Sparks from q chimney
on Marias near Bienville street, attempted
to burn the residence of Mr.. X. Casanave,
but timely interference prevented what
might have been great contigratiOn. The
damage will not send an insurance coin
pany into bankruptcy.
A SAD DEATH.-Susan NJ. Petty, daughter
of the Poydras street photographer, died
Monday night under peculiar circun-
stances. Her clothing caught fire, exactly
how is not known, but it is supposed that
some one emptied a tobacco pipe-bowl on
her dress unnOticed. and so started the
lame which resulted in the child's death
Every effort was made Ia save tho nnfor.
uunate child, but her injuries were SO
serious that all human aid awaited nothing.
He WILL ACCErT.-The persuasion of the
Ninth Ward Club has induced Mayor Wilt
to accept the nomination for position in
the next House of representatives. Mr..
Wilt several years ago was q Representa-
tive, and Ills constituents have never re-
pented having elected him.
Go AND REGlsTER.-Only few days re-
main for sutfragans to register. 1t Is duty
that every citizen owes to himself and to
his friends to not only register but to vote.
SOMEWHAT CnIILY.-Nery few people
called for fans yesterday morning or
made particular inquiries about the
price of ice Last evening. Straw hats
And White pantsloOns were at a discount
on the twelfth of October, on the other
hand, stoves. stove pipe and hard coal
were spoken of in atfectiana,e terms. Even
overcoata we're no. il d, and flannel
UNDERGO; Is,,z was irulj,a .fter with fond
inquiries tlf, ~. jut weather was de-
cid.dly ..,J Cre'.,'1a. md suggested q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-14

CECOND DISTRICT COURT POR TIE PARISH
y of Orleans. No. 81, 49s Whereas. Antonio de
Monasterio has petitoned hs court for letters OF
administ ration on the estate of the late Hugh
Douris and wife. deceased. iptestate. Notice is
hereby given to all whom il may concern. to show
cause within ten days why the prayer OF the SAID
petitioner should not be granted.
Ry order of the Court.
oStlO IL 10. FRANK PACE JR Clerk.
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Valentines recumbent figure Of General
Z. +. lee 10 to be put into Vermont marble.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
CIRCUS COURT or THE UNITED
&TATESs
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Chancery-NOs 1919.

FRANK H. AMBs. TRUSTEE. vS. NEW ORITAEs.
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company. WiuaIs
Pitt Kellogg trustee and others.
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suggestion of Auguste Rnbe.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 81, 8l0.-NOtice is hereby gwen
the creditors of this estate aud to all other per.
, sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
have can. why the account presented by the
administrators Of this estate should not be homo.
LOCATED and approved. and the funds distributed
in accordance herewith.
BY order of IT,. Court
oc6 lOla" FRANK PACE jR Clerk.
SuccessiOW Of elr> 110u,.e ZeIie Lay,
Widow OF ID pr. !. Morgan.
0BrOND DISTRICT tOgR Kbn The PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 81. 16: -$"iic- is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per-
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
have or can. why the account presented by the
administrator OF this estate should not be
tributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
ocl4 is 22r .ts4.NK PACE JR., Clerk.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES,
Succession of Joseph Brauss,

GECORD DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
~ OF Orleans. No. 81 o93.-NOtice is hereby given
TO the creditors of this estate and to all other per
sons herein INT crested, TO show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
have or can. why the account presented by August
Dessommes testanentary executor IN thus estate,
should not be h)molOgated and approved, aud the
funds distributed ia accordance Herewith.
By order OF the Court.
Oc8 Is l1s FRANK PACE. JR.. Clerk.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


Eotice.-The Ockhoders of the New Orleans
Manufacturing and Building Company are request
ed to call with their certificates of stock on Mr..
TheO. Lileuthal No 1871 POydras street. to receive
q final dividend Of 81 IS per share.
J. A. BLAFFER,
FRANK RODER.
ThkO. LILIENrHAG.
oc1; ISL Liuuidat"rs.
New Orleans. october 10. lS74.-Nsiice
Is hereby given that application has been made to
the Home Mutual Insurance Company of New Or.
leans TOR certificates Of the following scrip
lost or tisi.id, in the name OF Lucpn Adams:
No II. of 1883, for $50: No. 3. Of 1859. for s ~.
cell 10 25 nUS
Special NOticc.-Offce American Mutua. In.
surance Association of New Orleans, No. 25 Com.
mercial place. between st. Charles and Camp
Streets New Orleans October :, l8.4.-Ay meet
ing OF the Boa of Trustees, held this day, il
unanimously resolved to convene a meeting of the
Stockholders on TUESDAY. November 10. 1874. at
F. NJ, on business of Importance.
By order OF The Pr. sident.
Uc3 30t p. J SULLIVAN. Secretary.
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Being not n politician nor an office
seeker, and not agr eng with any present politi'
al fac tiOu of my state, I solicit from Mr. ST. f..
Casenave or any one else. not to my name for
any political purpose. GEORGE ALCES.
Or
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-14

The Friends OF General A. =. Badger
present him q candidate for Criminal Sheriff of
the Parish Of Orleans. on account Of his heroic
action on the fourteenth Of September. 1919.
OcI3
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81 FIRE N THE FOURTH DIsTRICr.-At one
O'Clock yes ferday morning fire destroyed a
one-story brick building at the corner OF
Magazine and Philip streets. 1t was owned
bv Mrs Wilson and was occupied by Mr..
<eliggan ia 4 grocery. Insured in the
Factors, Teutouia and Franklin offices
zach fog $4,000. which will about cover the
f1nss
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/ CHICKEN AND MAN FIGuT.-Last Sunday
Eevening Francisco Marero looked into the
! st. Ann street cockpit and witnessed one
more fight than he bargained for. The
gscrmmage not down in tho bills was that
Marero took about four inches of unwhole-
some cold steel in his left shoulder, and it
BIS believed that one lung is penetrated. The
81 shhcr. although known. is not arrested.
probably because Marero thinks he can
80 tile tho affair.
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LOTTERIES.

GUNNER SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
LOUISIANA Stair SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY
Three CAPITAL Price Of $4,000 each.
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f1NHE CREDITORS OF THE SUCCESSION OF
l. Charles N Heyyaet t, No. 3: Oo9 IF the docket
of the Second District Court hereby notified TO
attend a meeting OF creditors which will he held at
M, notarial office, No. so Royal stree, MONDAY,
October %, 1874 at twelve . click n.
By order ct the Court.
st23 ocI s Is ,. TIL BriSSON, Notary Public.
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The Weather and Rivers.
OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
new Orleans October 10, 1874.
The following is report Of the weather
and rivers at 3:43 P. NJ, local time, to-day:
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Go AND REGlsTER.-Only few days re-
main for sutfragans to register. 1t Is duty
that every citizen owes to himself and to
his friends to not only register but to vote.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
incorporated August II. 1862.
CLASS O..

% Saturday. October -, st.7t,
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No. 2i.l

to the constitution OF the State to limit
the debt OF New Orleans. and the issue OF
warrants by tn" officers: and prescribing
certain penalties
SECTION l. BE 1t resolved by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
Oh Louisiana in General Assembly con.
vene6 (two-thirds of the members elected
to each House agreeing thetetoj. That at
the general election for members OF the
General Assembly, which will take place in
November, 1874, an amendment. to the consti'
tuition otthe State shall be submitted to the
qualified electors os the State for their Satifi.
cation or rejection in the words following:
Article - Tbs city of New Orleans shall
nnc hereafter increase her debt. in any
manner or form. or under any pretext. At'
ter the first day of January, 1873. no evi-
Gence OF indebtedness or warrant -. pay.
ment OF money shall be issued bv any Off
Ger OF sad city except against cash actually
III the treasury: but this shall not be 80 con
strue0 as to prevent renewal Ok fnatured
bonds az par. or the Issue of new bonds IN eX"
change Tor other bonds; provided. the city
debt he rot thereby increased. nor TO pre-.
vent the issue OF drainage warrants "a tho
transicree Of contract, under act No. 20 OF
1871. payable only from drainage taxes. and
not otherwise; any person violating the pro-
hibitions provisions of this article shall. on
for not less than two nor more than ten
years. and by tpe Of not less than three dol.
lars nor more than ten thousand dollars.
SEC. :. Be it further resolved, etc. Tina, at
said next general election, the wishes eli the
electors Ill the premises. shall be expressed
by printed or written ballots. as follows:
''For the a.ne ndment limiting the debt o!
New Orle.ns:" or, against the amend
ment linlitin. the deb: of New Orleans.
and the said ballots shall be counted and
returns made. and the Jesuit dec.Sea q. -
the case o. election of State officers
t.gnea. CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker OF the House OF isepresent atiyss.
(Signedl e. 6. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governoy and Yresiden: q cIs
Senate.
Approved February "a, 1874.
(Signed) WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
+. g. DEsloIDR Secretary Of State.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
Foreign Notes.
THE FUNERAL OF DR. IEf SGGTONF

THE FUNERAL OF DR.. LIE SGsTONE-
LONDON, April 1S.--The funeral Of DR.. Liv-
ngstOne took place this morning IN WestmiI.-
lister Abbey, and was attended by a gre4'
crowd, including full representation from the
Royal Geographical society. The Queen ami
Prince of Wales sent their carriages a. marks OF
respect for the deceased. The Baroness Bur
detts Coutts sent beautiful selection OF flowers
10 be placed on the coffin. There was spe-
cial funeral service early tO-dgv. Another viii
be had by Dean Stanley to- morrow.
LIVINGsToNB's GRAVE.
LONDON, April IS.-DT. Liyingstone's grave
Is in the center of the west part of the nave o,
Westminster Abbey, near that OF Stephenson
the celebrated eDgiLeer.
THE FAMINE IN INDIA.
LONDON, April lS.-Dispatches from Calcutta
state that the condition Of the famine affected
districts is improving.
THE WEATHER IN SPAIN NOT FAVORABLE FOB
FIGHTING.
MADRID. April 1S.-HOstilitiss in the nortl
are suspended in consequence Of the excessIyel,
bad weather.
LBDRU ROLLIN I'LL.
PARIS, April l3.-Ledru Koilin is suffering
from an affection of the heart, aud 4 Council o.
physicians has informed hum that he must a
once abstain from politics.
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FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS,
SATURDAY, April rs

SENATE.-The Senate was not in session to-
day.
HOUSE OF REP aESENTATIvES.-
Hynes Ark had read a resolution reciting that
the Assistant Sergeant a arms, whe was sent 70
Little Rock to summon witnesses TO appear
before committees OF the House, had sent a reie-
gram TO the Sergeant arms, dated Little
Rock, April 10, in these words: Everything IN
tumult here. Telegraph Office seized. Almost
had fight TO send this. And reci1ng further
that nothing had been heard from him since
that date, and directing the judiciary Commit
tee TO inquire and report what measures are lie
cessary TO be adopted TO protect the House ia
its correspondence with its officers
Mr.. Randall lPs-) and Mr. Wool IN. " OBJ
jected TO the consideration Of the resolution.
Mr.. Hynes claimed the floor as a privileged
question, holding that the exposure OF the prs
waite correspondence of the officers to censor
ship was question of high privilege.
The Speaker decided that it was not cues
ton OF privilege, and the resolution was with
Mr.. Coburn Qnd.l, from the Committee OF
Military Affairs, reported back the resolution
introduced by Mr. Morey (Ls.), authorizing
the President to issue ratiOns and clothing 70
the sufferers by the inundation of the lower
Mississippi; and after debate the resolution was
passed.
Mr.. Cox n. " INTRODUCED resolution ten
derlng the thanks OF Congress TO Sir Lambston
Lorraine, OF the British frigste NiObe, for his
conduct toward the Nirgnius prisoners AT San
usgo de Cuba, and had read a letter from Thur
ton had not already been taken by Congress
Referred TO Committee on Foreign Affairs.
MIR. Bromburg (Ala) introduced a resolution
calling upon the Secretary of the Treasury tor
copies OF the reports of the Freedmen's Trust
and Savings Banks now in the possession OF the
controller OF the currency. Adopted.
Mr.. Monroe (Ind.) offered resolution direct
ing the Committee on Reform in the Civil Ser
vice to inquire into the expediency of providing
for the election of postmssters by the people
Referred.
Mr.. Garfield, from the Committee on Appr0-
priatioDs, reported the deficiency appropriation
bill; which was ordered printed and referred to
the committee OF the whole and made the spe-
cial order after certain special orders are dis
posed of.
The House then vent into committee of the
whole, after ordering that debate on the pend
ing paragraph should cease after one hour. The
paragraph under consideration was the one
making appropriations for the clerks in the Of
flee proper OF the Secretary OF the Treasury.
The opposition was mainly 10 the bureau sys-
TEN adopted by the Secretary of the Treasury.
Nessrs. Holman, Beck, kassOn, Dawes, Wood,
o'Brien and others OGposad the 5ureau system
ana Messrs. Garfield, Kellogg, AMI Stark
weather defended it.
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Four Negro Murderer, Hanged.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-A dispatchn iron
ThOmasville, Georgia, states that four nesroe-
were hung, three of them-named T.. McCOr
mick, NImT0d Austin and Charles Walkar-to-
the murder of a planter named Hall, and tn
other one. Webster Lyons, for poisoning hi
wife With strychnile. Threats hal been mad,
that they would be rescued BY some 500 negros-
from Florida and portions Of Georgia; but the
military were held in readiness, aud no attemp-
10 carry out such threats WAS made. They were
hung in the Jail yard, and after they were hung
the sheriff admitted the public. mostly negroes
to view the bodies before they were taken down
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Sane Enough TO be Hung.

ALBANY, n. Y, April lS.-The physicians
appointed to examine the mental conditions o.
Fill for murder. pronounce him sane, and n,
will be hung Nav LIST.
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GADABOUT'S COLUMN
Written for the Erenins Stdr.l

The Sneak NO.news Thief.
81 was sitting on the steps listening"
-Blueski
I'm q sitting on the stile, Mary,
A evesdropping for news,
I'm listenin' apple, Mary,
Pretendin' for to snooZe.
I'm cock eyed and oblique, Mary,
My ears is getting def,
But I'm not afraid to sneak, Mary,
II prove some one thief.
I'm a crawlin' down the sink, Mary,
For documents moroSe;
For I'm used to standing stink, Mary;
And discover by my hose.
My cad is fud OF code, Mary,
Exposing so myself,
It's "a sort of crawling LOAD, Mary,
To do all this for pelf.
I'm afraid some day they'll say, Mary,
That stealin' news for spite
Is rather thievin' lay, Mary,
When you never get it right.
can see that the world is tired, Mary,
And / gets the wust disdain,
But know 1 wasn't hired, Mary,
On any higher plane.
I'm a sittin' on the stile, Mary,
DispOged for to NOPE;
For see beam and pile, Mary,
And a danglin' gallows rope.
knows that reckless game, Mary,
That all good men appall,
Must drag my soul to the same, Mary,
And blacken il wust of all.
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BALD MOUNTAIN ON TIE RAMPAGE AsAIN.
Private dispatches received in Raleieh from
western North Carolina report severe and
heavy rumbling in Bald and Stone mountains
more than q hundred miles from the mountsIns
The shocks are more severe than BEFORE aud IL
is firmly believed by scientists that an eruption
lie i'm minent.
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The Steamship NederIand AaOat
Again,

ATLANTIC CITY, April 18.-The steamship
NedeTland, which ss been aground on Bryan
tine shoals since Wednesday night, was hauled
off at six O'Clock this morning. and is now being
lowed 10 Philadelphia. 1t Is not believed that
the vessel has sustained any injury except the
loss OF her Tudder and screw.
ATLANTIC CITY, April 1S.-The powerful
steam tug America, from Philadel paia, la.
taken hold of the Nederland, and will probably
reach philadelphia with her BY noon to morrow
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New York Notes,

CAPTAIN AND CREW OF a SCHOONER DROWNED
NEW YORK, April lS.-The schooner Victoria
from New Haven for New York, went on Hart,
island yesterday a. m, and the captain anC
crew were drowned.
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STRIKE OF MILL OPKYATIvEs.-A number OF
hands employed in the glass works at CLAYTON,
have struck against the circulation of shin
plasters or company store orders. The men de-
mand that they be paid every two weeks, and
receive $40 cash instead of orders. IL IL feared
the stand out will become general,
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A COLOR I'D JACK SHEPPARD. - The negro
Albert Fortune, who was arrested about year
ago in Baltimore as sn escaped convict from
the Virginia penitentiary, and who jumped
from train in rapid motion to escape, but was
recsptured and imprisoned again, has again es-
capped, the guard shooting at him four times
without effect.
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DEFALoATIoN By BANK CLRRK.-A special
dispatch from West Chester, Pa, says: A de-
falcatien In the accounts Of q clerk In the
National bank Of Chester county has just been
discovered, but the amount has not vet been as
certained. The clerk has decamped, but the
bank onicers cay his bondsmen viii indemnify
the bank against loss
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TIE TEMPERANCE CRUSADE has not attacked
Cincinnati with any success, as the newly
day and temperance ordinances by a large ma
jority. AA~
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The CALIFORNIA BANDIrTI.-yasauez,t the
notorious bandit, and his gang have been again
heard from, this time near Los Angeles. They
are still committing depred atoms, the last ex-
was compelled to give Vasquez . check on San
Gabriel for $500. and send his son to draw the
money. A sheriff's posse are in pursuit Of the
band, with fair chances of capturing them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

SThe Louisiana planters are doing their
flows.
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TIE PAPERS might rs welt quit their g,ssjP
about Gen. Schenck's approaching marriage
There is no truth in the report Dayton J0xrad'.
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GOV WAsHBURN, the new Senator from
Massachusetts, Is said to resemble Representa-
tige EldTedge, of Wisconsin, so closely a. to be
frequently mistaken for the latter gentleman.
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Four Inches of Snow

I EINGHAMPTON, \. Y, April lS,-FOur inches
| of snow fell here last hight.
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TIE WIDOW of ex- President Polk has had a
small claim before the Southern claim com.
missfoners for over three years. She asks to be
paid 81 900 for ten head OF mule taken from he-
plantation In Mississippi IN 1868 for the use OF
the army. The southern claims Commissioners
have declined so far to approve the claim
principally On the ground Of doubts as to Mrs
Polk's loyalty, although her neighbors and
friends In Nashville, where she lived during the
whole war, were witnesses OF her opinion that
the union should not be dissolved. Her claim
hasnow been taken charge of by the COMMITTEES
on War claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

Communicable Senate in executive
session yesterday confirmed the following nom
nations:-J. V. Bowers, TO be receiver o. public
money at Saint Cloud, Mimi; j. G.. Clarke, to
lie postmaster at Ann Arb0r, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

ON MONDAY or Tuesday next the obitu lrirs
on the late Senator Sumper will be pronounced
in the Senate.
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GRN. SCHKNCK was banquetted last night al
Dayton, Ohio. In the closing portion of a
speech, in which he alluded to the treaty OF
Washington, he said -" We should have &C
quiesced in any awards that might have been
made, as Will they. England and the United
States, their governments and their people, are
or any one else may teach or saw All they
want, what they most need, is to increase their
acquaintance with each other, in order to come
to closer, better and more perfect understand
ing. In the cultivation of that our countrymen
are in the lead, but we are quicker than they.
John Bull is slow but sure. Let him alone to
move in his own way. II he is little Jealous
and little distrustful of Us, he is also at bot
TOM not little proud of u.s. If he had much to
do with setting us up at the start, he has learned
a great many things from US since"
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESuE-The receipts from this
source to-day were s2g6, C35.