The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-23

REQUIEM Mass. = Yesterday there was a
large congregation present at the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception on Baronne street,
to attend the Requiem Mass given for the re-
pose of the souls of those killed on the 18th of
September.
The Requiem Mass of Rossini was sung by
q large choir of lady and gentlemen amateurs
of this city. The solos were sweetly rendered
by Nine II. Comes, Miss A. Lowell and Messrs.
Davis and Cassard. Mme Comes in Confu-
tatis and Maledictis, solo and chorus, was
brilliant, her expression being impressive, her
up for the benefit of the families of the la
mented dead.
The Cincinnati Gazette has an article on the
"Seceded General meaning Sherman. It
is not at all pleased with his removal of the
army headquarters, and "has an idea that
when Congress meets it will take measures to
unite the disrupted administration and require
the army headquarters to be at the capital
with the Constitutional Commander-in-chief
and the War Department" This is good
suggestion. A gentleman who is mentioned
as candidate for the Presidency should at
least set an example of obedience to the law,
no matter how uncomfortable its observance
may be to him, and how CALLING to his rride.
Bring him back, or let him resign.-Nationaf
Republican.
So, so; the favorite organ of the admins
tration, edited by the personal friend of thee
President, calls upon the General of the army
the favoriie soldier of the rank and file
genius on the Northern side during the war
to resign, if he does not choose to submit to
the insolent interference of military under
st,appers and pettfogging medlers. Well,
this is certainly very serious breach in the
relations of the happy family, and one that
will probably widen until it separates the Pre-
sident and his General much further apart
than the distance from Washington to St.
Louis. And they call him the ''Seceding Cen
eral," too. Soon it will be the Secession
General" and then O'Connell parallellogram
will find its parallel in our political vocabulary
The plot thickens, or rather the pot boils, and
the soup is becoming decidedly "thick and
slab. Richmond Enquirer.
An ENrHUsED DEMOCRAT At THE WHITE
rampant ROSTERS which all the
Democratic papers wear since they heard the
news from Ohio and Indiana are not az
gravating enough to sensitive Republicans, it
appears but the exultant opposition must |
devise other means of agonizing the loyal
heart. This morning o dilapidated looking |
clad in a costume of the days Of
Andrew jackson, appeared upon the portico |
of the White House. On his arm he carried
a basket. Prom this he drew bottle con-
tanning fluid, which the messengers say
looked like muddy water, (but it was evident
ly something that had more snap in it. and
after the manner of priest at the
baptismal font, to sprinkle the stone floor.
Having done this to his own satisfaction, he
replaced the bottle in the basket and brought |
forth a printed placard, having upon it, in
large letters, the words, "For rent" After
placing this on one of the columns at the side
Of the main entrance door, he shufHed away
With the satisfied air of a man who had done
his duty and was content He don't seem to
realize that this is the off year.- Washington
Star.
Sine ae1ssticn, business has improved /
wonderful N this city. All is life and hope.
This comes h6m the restoration OF confidence
BY placing honest representative men in Office.
TicksbtugW, 21st inst
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