The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-17

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
Office No. 100 Gravier Street.
D. C. BYERLY. Manager
LARGEST DAILY Circulation
IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, SEPTEMBER II. 1874.
@As-One Dollar per Month. or Twelve Doars
psr Year.
Subscriptions for the DAILY BULLETIN seceived
ct our counter, l0a Gravier street
7Ls BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO RENTS
not exceeding Ono Square for Fifty Cents ench.
's7his G0uerrne,a pas made Iy uI,ite men, fo,
h bengI Of sohite men and their posteyity for
w, and should be administered by ,ohite men
and by move ol.er whatsoever > Stephen A.
Ooa9las .
Cen. Emory. commanding Department Of
the Cult. arri we'd in the city last night
N uIbt CHtbS DbOCVCh uIc exc
tnguisher. to squelch the incendiary pro.
cIW6es OF the New Orleans Times
Mac Blanque is the name Of the individual
who stole the gun from Battery B on Tuesday
last after the taking of the Third Precinct
Station
For the Western and Gulf States falling ba-
Tometer. southeast to northeast winds, higher
temperature and partly cloudy weather. with
possibly rain on the coast.
At the conference yesterday, held by the
judges elected on the Fusion ticket, it was de-
termined not to assume judicial functions
until after the meeting Of the Legislature, on
Monday next
Nh. George Ellis, newsdealer. opposite the
PuA Office. has our thanks for sending us,
through the indefatigable Nick, Harpers
Weekly, Leslie's Illustrated, The Graphic
Wild Oats. Comic Monthly. etc.
We had the pleasure yesterday of taking
by tho hand that gallant gentleman, Mr.. W
j. K Holland. editor Of the Holly Springs
Reporter, who nobly volunteered during the ,
fight on Monday, and went through the cam y,
paign like hero. .
We were honored yesterday by visit from t
Mr.. John Armstrong. editor of that sterling $
sheet the VickcsLurger, and Col. c. E. Furlong t
both Of Vicksburg. They both came down to Il
bee and enjoy the work Of the glorious revo- s
lntion r.
An envelope, addressed to E. Flynn, was lost
by that gentleman on the streets The party W
who found it will oblige by returning the Il
same to the BULLETIN Office as the cont, nts u
~hfe OF great importance to the owner. are II
in the hands of Others Il
m
IL " a remarkable, though not by any !,
ncslas inexplicable phenomenon, that ever =,
incc the metropolitan police has disappeared =,
rom our streets, there has not been n single
burglary committed, or solitary fire in the !,
lily. The Times and Republican will please =.
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Ii tho attack Of Monday one George Austin, DC
oOlored man from Baton Rouge, who volun- ,s
eerad 70 carry water to Capt Andrews COM Tx
any. had his left hand severely injured by q ne
Vnchester ball. He was carrying water for sc
=, nen under FIRE, and earned high opinions m,
= ~ bs~very. pa
Those guns that created SO much excite to
ant in the late metropolitan police ranks
mo days back, were removed from the COZ
'.aanship mississippi yesterday by Mr.. Green pr
e, the consgnee. The consignment con- wa
,aed Of some eleven boxes Of guns and Re
'cnty five boxes of ammunition. Og
cer
Tie thanks of our people are due to DIS. I
,stin. Jos. Scott and Stille for the valuable bu
services rendered our unfortunate hin
nlnded citizens. They were unremitting in the
- attention and labors, and contributed