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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
Tho Conference Last Night.

While the Fusion leaders were engaged
last night. at Exposition Hall. in forming
new resolutions Of discomfort with the gov.
eminent OF the State. 3 Iiferen: meeting.
and for far ditferen: purpose. was being
held a: Governor Kellogg's par!or on
Dryades street. By invitation OF the Gov.
srnor a committee of the Chan.be o; Com.
merce. consisting Of Messrs. SHEPPARD,
Oglesby and Howe. met in consultation
with some twenty members of the House OF
Representatives and ten State Senators.
regarding the passage of certain bills. con-
eernin: city affairs, which had been pre-.
viously sent to the Legislature by the Gov.
ernor. with an urgen: request fov their
adoption. The measures were discussed at
length. their urgent necessity TO the welfare
Of the city admitted. and it was determined
to take early action upon them III the Legis'
lature. The following arc the measures
thus approved:
Joint resolution submitting an amend
ment 20 the constitution of the State: to
limit the debt Of New Orleans and the issue
of warrants by the officers. and prescribing
An act to postpon. unit! further iegisla.
zion the levy and collection By the city OF
New Orleans OF tax for sinking fund for
purchase OF the bonds: 10 authorize the AID.
illustrators to modify the tax levy. and to
repeal conflicting laws and penalties. !.
An act IN regard 10 the park tax. provided
by act No. 81. approved March IL. 1870.
and act No. SO. approved April e. Is. l. to
provide tor the disposition OF the proceeds
thereof; 20 suspend for the present the
work OF improving park or parks in New
Orleans: to provide for the modification of
The tax levy of New Orleans. and TO repeal
conflicting laws and penalties.
An act to limit the amount OF monthly
expenditure by the city OF New Orleans for
drainage purposes. under &C: No. 80 OF
1871. y,
Also. an act 20 require the Attorney
General to institute judicial inquiry. etc.
An act to provide the time Tor the pay.
meut and collection o: taxes due the city Of
New Orleans. and TO authorize a discount
on the same in certain cases.
An &C. 20 abolish fees of jurors III the
city Of New Orleans in criminal and covoH'
eys eases.
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.iNUSENIENTS.
Hf.CharIes Theatre.

f,,,.r, ~ n. Lac. nu,nhec of s,ra,, Ger.
:, ,awr The ,bearre. we're unusually wei!
at+o,',a; las. n;rhf' A. ,he 81. Charles },
Gro .ud;enca largely com.,osed of ladies.
'.uo .aJ ~. .'aer,5 ..nnoara.o, ef Mr. IA.
1900 ,a o,, -, Vi, .bar,c,sr If I:,nci
M: .,., 10 ,,,ar.I NV .Ir
.. , n.s 49,. ,,oa,, irt,a,f a,G j., =
.a,..snr~.d ~. ,an.manc az f.ras neces.
- ~. a.or'. "a ,,+bos of Tepny.
sa,: "Iu 80 ~, ~. ..,a,oc-ar a..
, 10 ". 10 ,bo ho.rtr
All; 'hu"iAs ~ ~, .n". 49,. -.
ari ;r ,h. yama:n'.r ri III. NAV
a.. .no,a Ear exhihi,inr are. ui.
jo..i, w;,h c,n .nm,ra..
III. ~ IT. NJ foa r;c;, ya;ca and i. cn,.
st'. ~. ,.a. n"c.n,.iisbai ,.,isr. an sh,.
800. - ~, ..n.,ad,. and ,,anv.ragi.
o,a.a..ars Wr .da,n, ia IN ma wha; lanes
:. Mn,docik was IN iis hes, davs--a refined
- ,,,aos;,r a.,or ct :. l:,ni ,chno!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

.
The above statement is a true and correct traS-
scyipt from the books of the company
KASPAR AUCH. President.
ROBERT JACKSON V!c, President
l.N;s HAsEIss Secretary
STATE OF lo,r.fANA,t
Parish Of Orleans. City of New Orleans. :
Sworn 20 and subscribed, be fore me. this twenty
fourth day OtJanuary. 1874
Sixth Justice Of the Peace Parish Of Orleans
At the annua: election. held 81 the eweifti fns
slant. the following gentlemen were elected d.
rectOrs. to serve the ensuing year
Kaspar Auch. Robert jackson. William Mefiiis
o. F. Thesmaf. Henry Bense JI ). H. Keller,
Louis Faesse. John F. Kranz. Philip Drufnnas
Basle Dabat. J.. II. Burton. B. II. Scheme
.. A. Harris. Louis Mathis. DR. s. S. WoOts
John Purcell. II. P. Walter, W. R. Fish,
j. W. Demarest, +. R. Chevaley. Daniel Holderitsse
J. II. Norton~ Siustave Beck. III. Ellermanna
And at d meeting of the board held on the niTsee
teenth instant Kaspay Auch, Esq, was unansr
mousi, elected President, Robert Jackson ESQ.,
Vice President, Louis Mathis Secretary and Join
Purcell, Esq. Inspector.
ia25 I'm louis MATHIS SecretaIys
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

that there are several residents of Louisi-
ana who insist on new election and de-
mand that it be given by federal authority.
This sentence was loudly cheered.
ton TO the present State government, and
reciting the same grievances we have heard
many times before. was read and adopted:
Judge Spotford was the next speaker, ana
as his voice was not strong, quite numcer
of people retired, making SO much NOISE
that the Judge was compelled to walt
short space.
The hall was nearly filed: mostly by the
came stereotyped men who follow the .each'
:ngs Of the Committee OF Seventy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

fUH SNTES. .R"rEs.O'ts !: tIu.C!' %
The Committee Of Seventy Ieign.. il EE-
,osition Hall last night With the EXPRESSED
determination 10 declare Governor kellogg
. usurper. Ex-senator Booth appeared ..
..eward on tn. occasion. and when all was
prepared an little committee room. BE-
.npcarei before the audience announcing
:h:t Judge II. n. Ogden would preside:
.h,. read a long list o. eice presidents
.le7.. f the vices responded. The president
.I.anai the ,neetins ia y short speech. when
le.aIl.I 81 Sir. T. c. Manning. et Aap.de.
ga. sh. 20 address the people. Ibat gem e-
man made general kind OF speeca n q
.leasant style. and uttered nothing ont
words unit! about closing. He then .e,
.layed Governor Kellogg usurPer,, called
.or new election. informed city folk that
country folk were more enthusiastic ior Z
new deal than apyb5dy else. He wished
al his hearers TO declare themselves resist
.rs. aud took especial umbrage at the tact
that statement had been made that the
naople of Louisiana did not favor new
election. lie was sure that the oldest and
best could take far better care of the col
cred men than could persons who came
here from other chimes, and was emphatic in
saving that freedmen are inferior TO whites
mentally. He desired it TO be understood
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
John L. Douglas e; NJ. ~. .:eamboa;

John L. Douglas q; NJ. ~. s.eamb0a:
Governor Allan.
IN TqH UNITED STATES .lSTRICr COURT
L Distrc. q! Louisiana. 10. it,35!.-.n "bed enc.
To an Admiralty warranty, 10 directed AZ IL.
above emitted .uit, have seized an. taken into
NV possessGn--
TIE STEAMBOAT Governor. ALIEN, ~:
las Il ais. for the causes Sc. forth IN t1.. ie new
pending in the Distr.c: Cou-. CT the United States
And do hereby cit. and admo' ish the owner ~
owners thereof and all and every person. persons
having, or pretending TO have. any right, title OF
interest IN or TO the same, TO BE and appear az
District Court of the United states for the district
aforesaid 10 be holden at the ctv of New Orleans.
on the first Monday Of Marcn. 1874 10 show
cause if any they have can. why the said steam
boat should not be condemned. and sold agree.
ably to the prayer of libeiant,
United States MarshsPs otfice. New Orleans
February 6, 1874.
s. &. PACKARD,
:es II % mil Caitsd states Marsha.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

: new apparatus for aStin:IisAin: t:e-
i. called distributor. and consists Oh
four :yzz!e. st i. ,i.l: angles 10 each
other. which. are attached 20 2 band allow
ing rotary motion. Tie band is put upon q
telescope pipe four fee. long. The band re-
wolves when water is passed through Il.
and the water Is scattered IL every dire c.
tion through the nczzies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
CAUTION.

e1DTISE.-C. =. sBOcP The ISENIfETIs
y OF D. cember 1915 a portion % srr:iicat. O.
approximation No 80 $50 dated November 60 1872
Tor seventy We dollars. ss Led by the city OF New
Orleans under ordinance. No. 1890 Adninistra tios
series, to II. W. Green. partially lost or dee
stroyed. he public is hereby cautioned not tCs
negotiate for the oI'gr. certificate as duplicate
la. aSeg appAe3 ,oIe u. 80 GREENs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
BUSINESS CARDS.
AND SCHEDULES

DETfTIONS AND SCHEDULES
Prepared strictly according to the bankrupt law
genera; orders OF tho United States Supreme
Cour: aid rules Of the United States District
Court. BY JOHN S. CARTER,
a, ;le C.fc. o. c. S. Kellogg. Register in Bank
ruptcy Customhouse building. New Orleans.
blanks always on hand. vol
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

Tie :'.e.nome.o: q: Louis F.i.erio's. No.
30 Charities street. IN February Is. stood
Z. follows: AZ 4. ~. :5o7: al : p. NJ. G. !:
at :. ~. So. loves. v0.D. Iu,in: the
nigh. o: February Il. i6o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

s,o,rr AG.sr CRusu.p Yesterday
,aornin. route agen. of the rosto!hcc de-
.avtment. accidentally fell of one Of sbe
:oYgan railroad car. and as the train was
.aov.ng the wheels passed over both bis
..gs. entirely crushing them, - that it
..em. impossible Tor him 70 recoy.r. We
.ye.. rnab'c =. learn Iii. name.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

The world never harms Christian SO
long as he keeps it out of his heart. Tempta-
ton is never dangerous until il has an inside
accomplish. Sin within be:rays the hear.
to the outside assalant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
HietCCrO:caicul and River Report.

reports. TOR :ie benefit o. commerce. the
meteorological record. and use or la: o:
,he rivers. a: .: =: " H.. .c,.: '.-.'. :e..c-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

y7NEUVOHIA INSURANCE C0WYA1y
NE'v ORLEANS,
O!::re Ho. III l:rayicr street,
INSURE F:.s, marine ASp RIVER NisxS Al:
LOWEST KiVEsS
Observation-Disclosures. H7Ss,,l5i 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

CosNc;.;r :cE ARsoI.-jiG:" :i!c..
N.y.v a.: Car:cllton. committed !.'ae:ics
NigolI +, 'he district cour! on = charge q:
..r.oa. t.t liked Il bond at 500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

ss' Su.c.ssI.:.-..li,h the ball, .l:.: .a.'
!spsday might .e.e .uccsss.Gi. .liacla!!.;
GG. otherwise.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
LOST.

T O~T-Sie REWARD-A CAMEO SLEEVE BUT.
IL TON, on Mardi Gras. The above reward viii!
be paid by leaving the same at the iewelry store
of fl. p. Buckley. Camp. between Common and Ca
nal streets. fel9 IT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
NS,y O:H SEa,oy. Acc.nESr.-!. Wont!

Only O:N SEaioS. ACCInESv..-!. wcU..
indeed DC strang. if an event like Mard;
Gras procession wouiI pass of without ac
s,dent. However. only one occurred last
Tuesday. ana that was - Mr.. Davi. l..
Johnston. who was mounted and ~ iln'.
ri. horse Gel! with such great force :hat he
was oiled. and Mr.. johnston ball: injured.
Il was supposed shat one -! his les wa.
l.roker. but fortunately that ~. -. Prove
20 ~. tie ease.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
WANTED,

NyT.ETED-VO EEE1-A FINELY FURNISHED,
w ai.y ard comrnodi"Is bedroom. pa,Ior and
din'ngrocm with kitchen aud pantry attached. on
the secoT.. floor. fr0Htn. Tn. street, with large
v.ranaah. Tins is rar" opportunity for a family
wishing. 10 keep house, aud to permanent tenant
will BE rented very los. Apply az No. 3it Julia.
Ne.we.,, Raronne and Dryades streets, DELE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

MISCELLANEOUS.

| r i~T OF TIE NAMES OF PARTIES
| 4 having unclaimed sums of money to their
! ING COMPANY. published in accordance with an
| act of the Legislature. approved seventeenth
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
CONSTABLES' SALES.

Edmund Hayden ". William Walsh
Sixth Justice court PARISH OF or.au. No. 1863.
-. VIRTUE Of A WRIT OF FER: FAClAS. To
ID me directed by the Hon. John Daily. sikh,
Justice Of tie Peace in and tuv The Parish OF or.
leans. III ;h. allow. numbered and entitled! sni'.
will proceed 10 sell at public auction ~ IN are.
house, No. 81 -. Andrew street. "ii "tiSD.s !.
February u 1874, at lively" O'Clock "
o.. UchS. AND HARNESS
SriZe! in the above uImbeI.: and sN:.t... =. :.
T"'ns--'ash ~. The spot.
fell 1872. William FOLLY Cors.e'.n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

~. .''."' .t.'.n.n:i. >. :ps., en-. .na s.'Fsss
:sa.aG1 >: :..t.l .a- ns0E. Of III. company.
PAU. sot.CHy. !'e.id..-
-. :o.-. S.c,..a,v.
s-.-z O. iorria:A
:'aris', of.1'ea,s. cit; OF New Orleans.
S-or,. 20 .Id s.bscIi.e,. before me .he ninth "a
.. .,I.. 1893. .C.aai.E. CUvELLiE.
Rotary Public
a-a n.e.in; o. .'- Board Of Directors heli IN
Il. nj. Il, .ay Of Jun. 1873 !. was resolved 70 de-
clare CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT
on til. ne. earned participating premiums :.r :Ie
year ending May - 1873, .a!as'e ca :hird Monday
~ July next.
Also 20 paw - .h- stockholders. o.. dema.t
terest a. TIE rats OF te. per cent peg anS.a
their stock. -
DIRECTORS:
r Maspefo. David KcCoafd,
s. z. Relf. L. F. Geheres.
N. PUG p Fourchy,
p $. Witt, J. J. Fernandez.
D. A. Chaffrait, 4. N. Alien
Charles Lafttss Ieiz -
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=. ato-. statement /. a ~. ..lI ccr-.c: Ia.
...i.: nom :i,. books of 'he company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, PRECEDENT
:. =. ::0,s Secretary.
:r.-s - .o:l.IAsa
p. q. o: Orleans .itT -. Ee. Orleans. l
.,o,'. TO aud subscribe! u. .o.e re tbs tssa.s
s"n da..: March, 1873.
?. CHARLES Cc7EiLlE:,
S,tsE, Public, No. Il. Gragi.. s.ree..
~. Board o: Trustees have resolved 70 .ay SIX
ps. CENT interest on the outstanding cert ates
.: scrip "a ana ait.. MONDAY. May II, 1873. sad
sc.i. 20 b: t'.n converted into capital stocx. -
-, .u. ..d..' "haI.e, OF III. company.
CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
AIT. CA4B.ERE, v.c. TE.sis,s
;. :" ro.., Secretary.
...ao OF DIRECTORS.
;Ls.t.. se5ruar: y, 1919.
'l.'j.. E-igg. ihona. Z. Soy:
-. C.Tri..-. chn. G0.u'.
George \. T0.a.s. T.. !a,niso..
Kruger, Z. :. Eosa.!
/. Anderson. se.i. iar.6.
A. Fr.rchs. Aug. Ssin
George ". rU,.t.., Edward Toby,
-. stockm...:. Wash. Morton.
Henry j. Scs", william Knox.
V. Iarqueze, ". s Bailey.
Charles WeisEaar. j. E. iivaudais.
A. Leeour:. Atsoed Violet,
Frank Wi!liamR. a. X. Miller
Charles Laftte. Edward Morphp
Rudolph Sieg, IA. Lum,
". c. Black, silas Weeks
George y. Eynson. .pi3s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
n.,;s,V. He?9n vs.. stenmbont4 utb,

ss-st1 B4f'lb W.. steamboat utfs
J: .lIE United STATES DISfRlCc sOCR"
= - - of Louisiana, no 10 Ssh o.. -diencO
- - H.unra ty wa Jau' 20 sue eIreoted - tho
above ''ifIed suit, " .ve se..es az. cake. into
slr possession
TIE STEAMBOAT H'TR sovs li'eoss- :'lvia
sie!'n for the rausrs set forth IN ehr libel uDlA
penang ~ the D1ste ct sourt Of t'e United ssatcB.
n sId''n hereby ere and admG'ish elle owner or
OWNERS Thea cot ard AL and every .ersOa.0 person
aEluG'' prete ndh5 - have any yiglt title or inc
'rrcst IN or 10 tho same % be ana appear dis
suct s0lT' OF 'he sn'cd States f.r tho di-to q
Aforesaid to he holden at the ei'v 81 SOW orleans,
or the third Monday ID March ga, 10 slow sbuses
: suN ttsv have % can, WY 'he 5-' ssr.n boa Q
'utl should not be sDl0, oGL. s.le sgtssab .
. to 'ne PRAYER 0: hhalant.
. 'n;.d states Marshal. .rice. 80 ss'e7nss
:eL.laTy -, 80
]: .. b. eACPtRD,
! f.tl Trtf.l euifpI States iYrEI4f
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

NOTICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NOTICE
DIR. ALLEN. DENTIST,
Office and Residence No. 1913 Canal street.
Teeth made al every style at greatly yeGuceI
prices.
Teeth extracted without pam by the use of gas
or chl0rOform.
geeth filed witt, gold as 20 prevent further
manner possible. fel. "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
.MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

JOhn Hines W. Steumcr Ibertns
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUEss
i district of Louisiana, No. lG,3J7.-In obedience
ia an admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled .ni;. ] have seized and taken snts
my POSSESSIONS
THE STEAMER IBERIA her tackle apparel. cts
now libeed by John Hines, for the set fort ~
in the libel now pending ~ the District Court OF
the Uni ed States
and do hereby cite and admonisls sie Owses
or owners thereof, and all and every person
or Versnns having OF pretending to have
an. right. title sr interest," in to the
same. 80 b. and appear at district court of the
United States, tor the district aforesaid 90 be
holden a the ely vi New Orleans, on the thirs
Monday Of March. to show cause, if any they
have or can, why the said steamer should not BIS
condemned and sok: ssreet.bly 80 the prayes
of Hbelant.
United States Marshal. olrc.. :.w Oi!eans. yess
guar. %. 49,!
s. g. PACKARD
talS Nhio:s tntsd States Marshal,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19
:..i. .iN..A.
TIE temperature.

The rlYtc he.e 3 iou" .est II" !
below i.i,h wa:c. mark o. ISL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

F5':I:. I.A.OiliSt:. HOMESTEAD
s..ar:.:A.::. ASSoCiAT!::,
lO.;-innH.
.FsICHis.
aF:STinE GERARD President,
EMILE IrB;-V: IIcr rT.sisG:
:tsCiC HALPNE:. secretary.
i.&ER LAUvE. Treasurer.
EOAA, DIRECTORS.
JULES rCVES. JEAN LANGLEs
ALrHcNSE TE3TDov. WILLIAM B. SCEMltI.
?. CYPR!E! RICAED, hH.LE DsBUYS.
CUiSLES NATHAN. AR!.rIpE GERARD.
DANV!LLE L. kEEN.cE.
InsaI-rRf.
".ca a...ii.,--E. iEDU!I :. :uvES. =. :.
.nAT.
F'uauce-.. .aRTROr. J. TUvES. D. L. H.I:.
MOS.
Lands and Favtns--A !'E.':..0U. ,. l. KE2N:rN
7. q. REGARD
Cooperative S'ores--W. l.. .C!NlEr. z. IL
BUYS. J. LASGLtS.
By-LaWs-E. UsBUYS. ). T,y.t;. CHARLES IA.
THAN.
Office rf ~. Ass""ia'"r-Tr!.,"ie EuiliiH. FOO:
of Canal and Common streets dele 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

tgERCIiA<T~' MUTUAL
INSURANCE. C0EpANY
SEX ORLEANS.
E!1:Ce -. lcj Canal street,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-19

FotRfEENTR WARD CLUB.-A. the las:
meeting % this club. the committee on
constitution and by laws. submitted TIER
report. winch was unanimously adopted.
Tue cIul. then adjourned 20 meet on th. first
Thursday in March. Eli Johnson presided
~ the mestin. and II. Powell ae:e! as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-20
GALLANT RESCUE AT SEA.


correspondent sends US a full account OF q re-
markable rescue OF snipwrecked crew at sea by
party OF seanen belonging to the Cunard mail
steamship Algeria who volunteered for the SER
vice, under circumstances OF exceptional danger
and difficulty On the 2oth Of February the Algeria,
which Is commanded by Captain H. Lott, being on
her home ward passage, fell in with the Norwegian
schooner Foldin, bound rom Callao TO Queenstown
for orders. Seeing that the schooner was dis
masted ana flying signals OF distress
Captain Lott CALAMITY determined to go to
her rescue, wnlcn he accordingly did, after
shortening san, in the very teeth OF the storm
and against Il neayy beam sea. A nearer
approach 10 the wreck showed her ana her crew
TO be In very deplorabe plght The only spars
lett standing were TIE loremasJ and 1oreyard;
every sail had been blown away, and the ted
vessel lay utterly helpless III the trough OF the
sea, with a prospect OF being at any moment en-
gued by the angry waves which 1attled round
ner Captain Lott made a call upon MS crew
which was promptly responded TO, and III a
prisngly OrleI space no. lllebOat was ready IN
the sings, with a IA liant crew oil seven seamen in
her, unUer the command OF Mr.. William +. Hart
lord, tae tnud oMcer OF the Algeria. SeIzng
an opportune moment, the captain gave the
word 10 "lower away and the lileboat
with It's party OF brave was the next
moment IN the midst OF terrific sea- bound upon
its mission OF mercy. IL IS easy TO fancy with
what eager and anxious interest the movements
OF Tue HeOVdb were Ndtched ~ every eye Oh board
the steamship, aud how deep and heartfelt were
the petitions which many put up to Heaven Tor
lts dressing anu lls nep, wren the rescued men
were placed IN SAFETY on the deck OF the Algeria.
PROMPT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or CALAMITY AND
HUMANITY.
The cabin passengers on BOARD the steamship as
scmDleu IA TIE saOOu On the same evening and
organized a subscription ior the brave fellows who
Rescued their fellow men IRON watery grave. In
a short time tlOO Was collected which was dIsirO-
uteu next evening ~ Captain LOtt, VINO Was re-
guessed 10 DO 80 by the passengers, thus Mr. VIM
T. HARTFORD, tnru OAceI, was presented with Gao,
70 purchase chfOnpdeter watch with suitable
inscription, anu cue rest vi the crew received as
I0lUNs.-N william Nnlts. OOatswaln's mate SI
william Ham, son c.; William Moore, 60 f: Edward
yOahsgn, Coz joan J.. Drury 70; Thomas Tendon,
a., aud thomas aies. 49,
After tue presentation Taird Oncer Hartford re-
Turned thanks Tor himself and boats ere W 10 o
few well chosen remarks
On the ~ Oi March
ThE ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY
ACKNOWLEDGED tlls meIitOnOus action by present
ing captain Lott ana NJ. hartford Witn medals
tne Iolhef goa anu me after shyer. and vote
o. thanks 81 the society on velum Tie rest OF the
boats crew we're gwen each IL and SILVER medal.
lbe ss.anee o. Tue 100 was given 20 the SHIP.
Wrecked mariners, along vito aA6 subscribed ~
ths exsu q t1s Aiasx1A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-20
JERSEY WOMEN AND SENATORIAL scALPs.

The women sufragists of New Jersey are on the
warpath. At the convention held in Newark on
Wednesday night they went roughshod for Sena-
tors Matt. Carpenter and Frederick T. Freing-
huysen. Mrs. Blake savagely attacked the latter
for his course regarding the women Of Utah. and
declared that he mad done all III his power to
disiranchise them. With the golden era"
prophet in her mtnd'S eve, the lady
added that was "a want OF conscientiousness'' In
our politics which women alone could supply.
Mrs. DR.. Mix addressed herself in the same mild
and gentle way TO the President pro tenn. OF the
United States Senate. She denounced him
"Matt Carpenter. stepped In sin, presiding over
the United states Senate.n She also called upon
her brother-sIsters to repudiate senator Freng
huysen, because OF his treachery TO The cause.
Resolutions were adopted petitloning the Legisa-
ture to grant woman suffrage, and regrettlng Mr..
Frelinghuysen's detection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-20
THE LATEST POLICE OUTRAGE.
OFF u ers Fitzpatrick and Touhey Sent to
Tonlps.

Yesterday morning captain Gunner, OF the Nine.
teen.t precinct, brought before Coroner Kesser
Patr o linen Hugh Fitzpatrick and John O. Toghey,
VINO Jand charged witn committing a brutal aud
UNIV II crautaDe assault upon Mr.. Joseph holman,
OF M. 407 East Forty-siXth street. captain Gun
ner W. Is fortified with police surgeons certin-
cate, 'ynlch went TO show that Mr. holman was
not any Danger from the effects OF ms INJURIES
ana ~; ked for DISPLAY OF lenency towards tne
Cuseol OIicers, who had had no opportunity to say
howeV er, IN the absence OIL certificate from the
physle ian in attendance upon Mir. HOLMAN, de-
cnned taxing bail FOR the prisoners, and committed
them 0 the lombs till this afternoon, wnen the
case " III be heard