The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-24

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This Government ,oas made bv ,otse men, #
~ oensK Of sohae men and their posterity TO
S0ev, and should be administered by sohite M
SO ~ none other sohatsoever. Stephen
Douglas.
The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had of tn
news agent in Mobile at the depot. on the arrivs
Of the 2 P. N. train.
Mr.. Charles Born has thanks for files Q
Galveston and Brownsville papers
Prize ;conumdrum: Can any one tell us how b
came to be called Honest John Lynch?
For the Gulf States, generally clear and colder
weather, with north or west winds and rising ba
rOmeter.
Honest John Lynch now. When the Agricui
sural College is established it will then be nor
est John Lynch.
Horatio Seymour declines to be Senator from
New York; yet the truth remains that there is nc
other citizen Of that State SO fitted for the post
rs he.
communication received last night contained
the gratifying intelligence that the boys of No.
d had at regular meeting elected the BULLETIN
the official journal Of the company.
We we're pleased to greet in our city that pop.
niar citizen, Gus Watson, Of Tensas, the banner
parish Of the Fifth Congressional District, and
which gave Mr.. Spencer over 700 majority. He
Is stopping at the st. Charles
Tonight, at the rooms of the Academy of
Sciences, DR.. J. R. Walker, chairman Of the
geographical division Of that body, will deliver
lecture on the present state Of knowledge con-
corning the artic regions. As the public are in.
vited to attend there will doubtless be a la oe
attendance.
YoUNd MEMS MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION.
q meeting of the members of this association. |
held on sunday, as per notice, the following
officers were elected
dent. W. A. Fauche.; Financial Secretary, Paul
viIlars; Corresponding Secretary. E. r. Harris
Treasurer, Theo. Hellman.
Staub came in this morning with a perfect
avalanch OF news. Papers from all quarters Of
tue known globe, illustrated periodicals and
Ocrlbners Magazine for December. Staub's
celebrated cheap stand, No. So Canal street. Is
repository Tor news and all sorts Of useful in q
lormation and he is sort of perambulatinc c
newspaper himself Try him.
HALEY.-1t is estimated that if the newspa ners q
7early sold by the infatigable Haley could be Il
'lled, one upon the other, they would form COL p
INN twice as high as st. Patrick's Church and Il
his would be made considerably higher if We b
houid place thereon the kind membranes he fe
regularly sends US. Yesterday he again placed n
nder obhgatlons for the beautiful ithograph, -
Penseroso, and latest dailies. :
The discontented elements in the German
armament succeeded in defeating the Govern ca
ent on the 18th inst. 1t is the first successful 80
rotest against thu iron rule which has been i'm. :.
'sed on the nation. The presiding officer of -
e Reichstag resigned in consequence of being al
erruled by the Chamber. This looks very so
UGH as if there were storm brewing in Ger. of
any. isr
Col. Wm NJ. Wellington, the General Southern
GENT OF the Pan Handle aud Pennsylvania Cen
" Railroad, has returned to the city after an
'ended tour through Central Texas and the 4
'rth IN the interest Of the road. Col Wal ing 20.
is one OF the agents Of the good old stripe. \.
Ways polite, always brimful Of information and '.
xs. and st the same time always on the look 'le'
for the interests of the road, the
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Text Saturday evening, the 18th, the members 80,
,t in the r 10 or bosts - 80 " 'no up1
mask ball, to be given at Grunewad Hall. oel'
II is far to presume that the occasion will be
marked by the presence Of a large share ~ Dire,
lsures votaries, also that the fair, uho hold pass
ei1cient company in high esteem, will have unit
extensive representation in attestation of the pres
'rd which is so worthiv bestowed. wo-.
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oil, IN political circles in New York, Wash. rear
on and Boston, that the coming home of Mr.. cret
"asnourne Will be followed Immediately by earn
frfN H.
,-s,'.n,N =. M. rAh rom the Cabinet and and
"a pres;dan.,s s;ai.. - 'no o.her members ted
}, ca sav that M Washh"." SOL .ne hno~s the
state Department and NJ Edm,n n ,, 1lo'eu who
Treasury Department They disnosa ~ Wr and
Ow by transferring him IN Tho n.,.u..... Soutl