The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-01

We are to have to-day clear weather and
high temperature
Fourteen staff officers Of the German arm
are still engaged in writing up the officis
record Of the war.
StAub, the energetic and faithful newsdealel
NJ. 60 Canal street, has placed on our tabl
tits morning full lists Of papers from al
points.
"A wretched land-lubber imagines that
biat crews weren't so anxious to feather thei
Otrs. they wouldn't have SO many /" fouls" il
rsces.
iWeare under obligations to Mr.. William
Jeh,lson, news dealer, 3l9 Old Levee street
for the latest N. Y. Ledger, Fireside Com
r.nion N. Y. Weekly, Saturday Night, etc.
No wonder the commerce of Hawaii is de
Ginning, for, according to the laws there, if
sEipmaster takes a passenger without n pass
Pe'rt he is held liable for the passenger debts
Congressman Beck appoints boy to West
P;,iEt to break him of the habit he has &C.
qtired in Kentucky Of prolonging the lives OF
other boys by interfering with their drowning.
"a club was last night organized at the cor.
nfr of Annunciation and Calliope streets, and
TIC name Of Bulletin Guards Jr adopted G.
Atheson, President, j. Revenack, Vice Presi-
dent We return thanks for the courtesy.
covered how to make his womenkind useful.
Hs recently hitched his wife and stepdaughter
to shovel pillow and plowed three and a
hilf acres Of corn with them.
Mr. George Ellis, the enterprising and ac-
c9modating newsdealer, opposite the Post
Office, has our thanks for The Graphic, The
Pplioe News, and the latest Northern and
Western papers.
Cornel us Vanderbilt, it is said, offered to
bit $500 the other day, that he would be as
ht'e and active rs he is now for the next fifteen
years. He is o youth Of on'y 80, and. very
likely, he'll do rs he says.
The Republicans of Delaware, in their State
Convention held on Tuesday nominated Dr.
Lfaac Jump, of Dover, for Governor They
v.ll have to make good many jumps before
they get him into the Executive chair.
Let the eagle scream Howard Paul saws
there are not more than four present ,ble
c'ever leading ladies on the English stage.
EOUcicault says Not in London is there an
Il; not Fanny Davenport nthe length and
bsendth of the United King lom''
strong protest against the elect on of
gilbert Walker from the Richmend (Va.) Dis |
tiict to Congress-. has been published by !
Judge Ould and other conservatives The dis |
satisfaction Of the best citizens with Walker is |
NO great that if he be nominated the Radical
candidate will have an easy victory
1t is the opinion OF Gen. Butler that Mas
snchusetts WILL this fall, elect Democratic
Governor and then Democratic Congressman.
,she Boston Globe (Republican) gives some
reasons why this result is not improbable.
'Fe have only to say that Massachusetts has
yur consent
. The Spanish Government seems inclined at
'Ast to call the Government Of Marshal Mac
Aahon to account for the connivance and as
sistance afforded to the Carlists on the French
foht.er. II may be that Lord Russells recent
speech in the House Of Lords has had some
::llirag to do toward encouraging the Cabinet of
Ser rano in this demonstration.
AT CHARITY HosPTTAI--A representative of
ne BULLETIN called at the Charity Hospital
and interviewed the two men,
Andrew Schultz and Thos. Murphy, who were
70 terribly beaten on the night of the 18th t
Instant, at the New Basin. They are greatly !
bat not entirely out of danger.
The doctors of the ward says that if they do r
eeover enough to go about, they never will
X in full possession OF their mental faculties.
The New Pork Herald in an article on the
'ful"delphia child abduction ease, says that ,
selling men is not altogether an obsolete
rms 1t instances the facts that few years ,
50 negroes were sold in the South Swiss SOL :.
iars were sold to the Bourbons to be massa-
ned in European wars, and Hessians to die :,
D msrican soil. Is it possible that the Her.
h has no recollection Of still later purchases !,
I European soldiers to die on American soil :.
jfW EXHIBITION At HAMMERsLRYs GYM h
4s1uM. The fact that the grand tournament il
arms and gymnastic exhibition rendered to
rot. Harry Harlmersly by the amateurs and il
sphs OF his gymnasium takes pla on y
'atnrday night, August LIST, at lO3 st. Charles ii
Ireet, should not be forgotten. IL
The exhibition will include fencing. box t,
ig and gymnastic feats, and will, no doubt. :.
9 q rare treat to those who enjoy manly sport. Il
By dispatch from Bay st. Louis, we learn
ut Com. q. L. LeBaron arrived from Pepsa-
ola at that pleasant watering place, on t.
tuise with his yachts Adeliza and Glide. A il
umerous party accompanied the gallant old Il