New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-17

THIRD WARD RADICAL REPUBLICAN
MOTHER CLUB.-On the seventh instant
this club held an election for officers to gov'
ern during the ensuing year. There was
considerable Ca1vassing, even more than
ordinary, by the several asplrants, and
during the day the candidates, with
their champions, worked hard to Sc.
cure votes The election was held in ac.
cordance with the rules laid down for the
government Of the club, and the boxes were
opened at A. NJ. and kept open until P:
Nj. as ordered by resolution. The total
number of votes polled was 4CS. Of these
Mr. Calvin +. Ladd received 200 Tor presi.
dent: f. c. Antoine. his opponent, having
49, making Mr.. Ladd's majority IL. On
this Mr. Ladd was declared duly elected
presiden. of the above named club tor the
term of one year.
For vice presidents. Messrs. P. Creagh,
Seymour AlcOrn. Henry Clay and {. Lam
dry received 262 votes each. For record
ing secre tary, j ohm Pullum; assistant sec.
rotary, James Coughin: corresponding Sec
Tetary T. II. Burk: grand marshal. George
Burke; treasurer. DR.. johnson. each OF
whom received 262 votes. On receipt OF the
above. the club. through Mr. }. ". Quinn,
chairman. and Mestr7. Z. Montaldo. W. l..
Evans and l.. ID. Herbert. declared the
above nam I'd duly elected. Incidentally. it
NAV be mentioned. that thirty votes were
rejected Oh an objection made by three
commissioners: OF :Lese. twenty-u!ne were
for Wv. Ladd.
NoRTrapY.-Thc number OF deaths in
this city for the "ee: ending Sunday
evening last a. six o'clock was .3l. The
causes Of death weg" As follows:
One OF aneurism OF aorta. :! OF ap0plexT. /
of bronchitis. o: burns or scalds, o: cancer
Of womb, ] of cata.rh. OF congestion.
) congestion OF the brain, J Of congestion
of the lungs. OF constipation of the
bowels. - OF consumption. ! OF adult con.
gulsions.:S of ;ntantiie commissions 4 OF
Group. / of adult debility. :. Of !nfantlle
debility. OF !iarrhea, Of chronic
diarrhea. : of dropsy. :! OF dvsentery. OF
chronic dysentery. Of epilepsy. OF erysi.
nelas. Of congestive fever. , OF malarlal
lever. of typhoid fever. :: Of fracture OF
skull. of gangrene o! lungs. :: o. heart
disease. Of hemipelgia. OF inflammation
o. the brain. Of inflammation OF the
heart. Of Inflammation OF the liver. ]
OF Inflammation OF fhe mouth .. MANI e
zion. | OF difficult labor. | o. laryngltis, OF
infanti.c maras,nus. : Of meningitis. OF
.e-ebro spinai meningitis. of old age, : OF
,.curisy. !. of pneumonia. OF pnrpura, OF
:Aeuinatism. / OF rupture OF .!rethra, - OF
smallpox. OF softeninc Of she brain. l
y. spine disease. O. tertiary. syphilis 81
Si,c.de, +. OF iris L ascen.lum. 1 not stated.
L 20
Dar Si1YoRE MAgDi GH.s.-l!itherto the
Monday preceding MarGs Ora. has had
iittI. .,- no connection with re annual
festivities. tu.the, than tha. devOtees OF the
sal. and bells prepared '.emss ,.S. Tor che
occasion. but this year Yesterday was
almost q GALA sta". There vas !: vague
understanding Cha. Res. 'he Kin: OF our
Carnival. would arrive by sea. and lana
from the ravenu. cutie. John a. DIX at the
head o. Canal .tree'. and that IL" Shah 81
Persia. with extraordinary attendants
would accompany him. About noon MS
yoval.r and suit. landed q. 'he above
aamed point. where Mayo. Wit. and his
conireres were .T waltin. With carriages.
The party. when al! was ready. drove TO
Che Sr. Charles No.ei. and after taking
Turkish bath in small blaci. bottle. visited
the several theatres where Tree iliat!hees
were in progress. Hex ana his ohan' az
tired in .rienta! costumes. entered private
boxes set apart and adorned Cor :hem,
salutri by the heart. cheers q: large
audiences. They remained in each place
only il " minutes. a. sine was precious
after which they seti.e'. 10 IN unknown
place.
IN Our na.bor iaIs displayed any quantity
o.. bunting. ana elc principal tacroughlares
were excessively crowded. Many buildings
were decorated with flags. banners and de
vices in homer 1t 'he occasion. All along
che ravee thousands ri people had con-
rrcgated to catch a glimpse Of the hing,
and they were in fine spirits. After royal
ounpowder salute such fhrongs OF men
bevs and women crowded about the head
OF Canal street, that j: =, is 'itiieul. tor the
party TO move. 49,
Pertaining to the arrival o. these illus
trious personages the following 4ocumen,
will form part Of the history:
CrsToNHor-E F, NV ORLEANS,
Surveyors Once February 10. 1874. }
Admiral Freeman Royal Navy, Flagship John
DIX: ,
sIR-Being DESTROYS of facilitating the
progress OF their maies-ies, the august Hex
G,rT Of the Carnival, and the most illus
trjo9s Shah Of Persia, in order that theS
NAV secure the reirtshment necessary L
the discharge of the arduous duties OF th 9
approaching reception, ] have e2mmanueC
nv faithful servant. {. +: Ne can ~
watches the interests o. the reVehoe, u
mass without delay all their majestles oag
gage. equipage, together with that OF lI'
royal guard, and u see to Ii that no sean
be broken nor that anything be lost.
am. with high esteem.
JOHN NJ. G. PARKER,
Surveyor of Customs.