The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
WASHINGTON.
BANISHED But NOT SET FREE.

WASHINGTON Sept. The official order con-
hrmlng the Punishment OF the General OF the
armies from the seat of Government to ST. Louis
is as follows:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY.
Washington. Sept. 5,
General Orders No i.
i. Pursuant to PROV ions of General Order No.
lOS, War Departm. ut, djutant Generals Office
Sept. 3, the h adquarters Of the army will be e.
taDlished at St. L. Us en- tie 18th day of October
1874, and all communications and reports to these
headquarters heretofore required, will be adj
dressed accordingly. The following officers
viii be tran-f. rred from Washington to st. LOUIS
Col W. D. Whipple, AlddeCamp and Assistant
Adjutant Gendral; Col. J. {. Mccoy, A. D. C.; Col.
J. G. Audenricd, \. d. G.; Col. J. E. Tourtellot,
A. D. c.; Col. J. NJ. Bacon \. D. c., and Col J.
NJ. 2 e, 4. ID. c.
United States Engineers will remain in Wash
ington and all maps, reports of reconnaissance
and Of exploration will be sent them to be COM
piled and transmitted to the army headquarters.
2. Col. W. ID. Wh'pple will, about the first OF
October, cause the records, library and furniture
of the present Offices to be carefully packed and
marked, and turned over to the Quartermaster' s
Department for transportation to the new head
quarters.
B. The clerks and or,lerlies seven in number
now employed at the Headquarters of the Army
will, at the time, be transferred to st. Louis
BY command Of Gen. Sherman,
JNo NJ. BACON,
A. d. {. and A. A. Gen.
W WASHINGTON, sept. IA cUllFtn ION, uIStu DA
the more moderate Southern Republicans, and
sanctioned by Senator Chandler. Chairman OF
the Congressional Committee, has been called by
the National Committee, TO meet at Atlanta
October 18TH 1t will consist of delegates from
a the Souhcr States, and the object is to secure
Information regarding the real condition OF the
South.
AS the time is so short, the charmen Of the
State Executive Committees authorized to
name delegates. Under this rule the following
appointments have been made Baker. OF Texas :
Gen. b. D. Shields Ex-Gov. E. NJ. Pease; A. }.
Hamilton +. J. Davies Judges Wesley Ogden
NJ b. Walker, j. d. McDoo, c. b. Tobn, A.
Tiemerins and W. NJ Chambers; Gen. 4. T.
Norton Col. W. L. Winor, Gen. A, &. Mallory,
Col George W. Pascal, Walker Burton, n. W.
Carey and Richard Allen.
THE RACES.
Boston, Sept There was quite large at
tenda ce at Mystic Park this afternoon to wit
ness the race + purse OF $500, between the
well known travellers, Goldsmith Maid, Judge
Fullerton, and American Girl, The betting was
the favorte, p to b. The first two heats were
won by the Maid with the utmost ease, the battle
being between Fullerton and the Girl for the
second place. They kept well together, but on
the homes tretch Fullerton beat her
In the third heat Goldsmith Maid acted badly.
Immediately after getting the word Fullerton at
once taking good lead, but the Maid levellcd
herself she passed the Judge, who was also
crowded some by American Girl, but managed
to keep the second place.
Summary-Purse $500; mile heats. ) III 5 to
harness, $1,000 to the second horse, and $500
to the third horse:
Budd Doble's Goldsmith Maid. ......... l
Hickocks Judge Fullerton. ............ 2 2 2
Lovell5 American Girl ........... J
Time: 2:1S -2:iSl-2:195.