The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-01
THINGS IN GENERAL.
THE \. O.. N. ANpT. RAILROAD SALE.

the N. O., N. and T. Railroad did not take pl re.
The hour fixed for the sale was II O'Clock, and
when it arrived there was gathered in the ro-
tunda Of the st. Charles quite a crowd, including,
it is said, several representatives Of New York
capitalists, with plenty OF money to buy and pay
for the road.
Beckwith and other attorneys interested in the
Ames case before the l. =. Circuit Court were
on hand, watching proceedings.
The sale was stopped by the service Tuesday
on Kellogg and others Of notice Of decree rem
dered on the 10Th inst overru!lng the application
70 dissolve the restraining order issued on be-
half of Ames on the 3lst Of August, restraining
Kellogg and c. E. Girardey. trustees. in partcu-
lar, and everybody IN general, from selling or
even advertising the sale OF the road.
THAT LOAN OF A MILLION.
1t is probable that this proposed loan of a mil
lion or more dollars to the city, will be effected
The matter has been discussed by the Admins
traitors, and by them examined, and pronounced
feasible, and the parties offering he loan, who it
is said are responsible and mean business, have
been notified Of the decision, ard requested to
empower an agent to meet and act with the
Council
Can not the
CITY RAILROAD COMPANIES
arrange matters so that certain number OF the
drivers their lines can be relieved from duty
each day to give them al opportunity to glster?
There are a good many drivers IN the city, and
the vote OF each and all of them viii be needed
on election day.
The Supervisor OF
THE ELEVENTH WARD,
it would seem, has been trying on some OF the
regular tricks, to impede the registration OF
white men.
Mr.. D. H. DeMeza complains that he was re-
fused registration for no assigned reason. Mr..
DeMeza is a foreigner by birth, but he displayed
to the supervisor his naturalization papers, and
other documents in proof of his citizenship, and
his right to vote which were however, ignored.
Is this sample OF the way registration is car
ried on and to be carried On under the compro-
mise?
1t has about it the air Of proceedings that
were carried on before there any agreement
for peace on one side and fair play on the other.
The grand complimentary benefit rendered to
Miss Minnie Doyle, by
THE ORLEANS DRAMATIC ASSOCIATIONS,
takes place this evening at the Opera House.
Robertson's military drama Of Ours " will be
presented, with the best cast the club can put on
the stage; and, i'll addition. members of the
Louisiana Field Artillery, with full band, have
volunteered.
Miss Doyle is well known to our community as
an accomplished and talented actress. and the
appreciation in which she is held will no doubt
be made manifest in a full house.
1t is stated that there is now on foot move
ment among the presidents OF the street rain DAD
companies, having for It's end the donation o: the
receipts of one day in ;he on their several
lines to
THE CRESCENT CITY RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
to be placed in tho fund tor the relief OF LOUISE
ana q fallen braves.
The idea is good one, and will no doubt be
| carried out at early day.
| One-half of to-day's receipts of krast's beer
saloon, No. 20 Exchange Alley, to go to the
Crescent City Relief Association. The fact
! should not be forgotten.
THE COMPROMISE INDoRsED.
There was largely attended meeting OF the
Tenth Ward Democratic and Conservative Club
and Prytania streets at which, after explanatory
remarks by Major E. A. Burke and Mr.. b. +. Jonas,
a resolution Endorsing and ratlfying the compro-
mise, was adopted.
! THE THIRD WARD REGISTRATION OFFICE.
| As was predicted would be the case some days
\ ago, the Third Ward registration office has been
i removed.
The removal was made yesterday, and it is said
to have been the result Of the influences brought
N to bear on the State Supervisor. 1t was found
tSthat the white citizens were coming coming for.
AAvard rather more promptly than was satisfactory
,e,nd it was thought necessary to remove to the
Lear portion Of the ward, where the negroes were
Gnore numerous, and accordingly, a room situated
our 10. 90 Liberty street, between Grayler and
,dy lido, was selected aud there the registration
,v, Is will be found this morning.
-, De removal was protested against by num-
VII Ii citizens of the Ward and formally by the L.
ded Dt,ervisor G. J. Carley.
[as S.sre seems to be an impression among the
:, voters of the ward, that the negroes
WI on by their white leaders, would Use vlo-
ur, if necessary, to insmidate and prevent
oid len men from registering. There no serious
aw whtls for fear, for at the instance and de-
On. groOf Mr.. Carley, large police force has been
etc MAID, to attend at the Office, and if they are
nj get; incapable of performing their duty, OF
en- 1oultful Of 1t. Mr. Carley will Immediately cal
Use negAputy U. s. Marshals, to assist him il
es lor lining order.
" significant fact connected with the remova
"a On the books of registration have alread.
ne Is thened for twelve days in the rear portion o
n neenfl, while they were at the place, Caronde
We the Vt Lafayette, from which they were yeste-
r. iet, nkn but eight days.
ohy ca A NUISANCE.
&c I'd of loafers conere gate on the Magazine
A crthe Magazine Market and spit tobacc
side yer the banquet, and use language YER
OF )ulce ous to ladies passing The police in tn
le obnox should induce these individuals to flint
l. markeher loafng place.
some srENTH WARD REGISTRATION OFFICE.
e egistration Office Of the Tenth Ward ha
"a The moved from the corner of Laurel ant
rs been re streets to the corner of Jackson AM
e Joseph treets. Voters Of the Tenth War
Dryadesake note OF this. and all those who Rav
o should tered should do so Immediately.