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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-17

Bark Saturn Norl Torjusen. Limerick-Tetens Book
BARK Nachiavelh qtaD. Maresca. Limerck-John
Bark urosno dtap olvari. Cork or Falmouth for or
Brig ir,dens AasS, s.ppO. cerh or Falmouth for or
barn strossneyer Masl Tr. t.. Cork or Fall
Bark vo'pini dtaO. Consegliere, Queenstown or Fa'
Bark Carl Gsstaf Iaus,. selturst kotterdsm-reens
BARK Arthur toer, schaner. Rotterdam-Funch. Edge
BARK johann Kepler GER, spile, Bremen-H Koop
BARK George GER, seTelken, Bremen-chas Lung
Bark ODD tNor), Grundesen Helsingfors-Tetens
BarR Marie (Ger) Schubert RIO Janeiro-Jas Ward
Brig Don Chisciotte dtau, Cappoa, Piymouth-Geo
Brig salve OBJ, Johnston, Antwerp-J Schmidt Z
Brig L Munson Munson. Marseires.F Talbot 4 Co
s
Hrq Gle a orr, Morgan Beize-Wm Jex Co
sr b bs4i r cSs sc'f assH Be-
BriS ii Gillespie tsr, Brown, ParrsOoro. Ss-D De
Brig willow Brae (sr) Mcleod. Pictou, Ns-Bird. Per-
Brig Catherine Morris tBp, Dunn, windsor, Ns-c W
Brig Otter tBr, Prindle Rocklana. NB-F Bsrtram..
Brig Magdaa (Br), sands, st John, Mp Nevius Z
schr Marcia Reynolds wcsterdyke. Laguayra and
Porto cabeon ballet Bliss Co. R,vRJwen.
schr ~ Harris, Hudson. Baracos-B Weinberg.
schr L Warren, johnson Nsssaa-B Wenos,1rs.
schr Evergreen tBr). Barker, Transport Ns-c
Beriaux
schr ouvenir (Br). Hatfield, Parrsboro, NS-C Ber-
tauX.
schr Alravela Joy, Observation-Disclosures Ray.
schr w II Van Brunt Haughwout Jacksonvle-Van
Brunt Bro.
scnr Wilson. Chopper, Richmond-van Brunt
Bro.
schr Sea Flower. Lincoln Boston-Chas living.
Schr Monitor Chase Boston-Chas Twlng.
schr stephen Bennett. Bennett, Boston-R Buck
Co
Schr Albion. Smith. Salem-C W Bertaux.
Schr l. Delaney, Delaney. New uaven-Rackett& Bro.
Steamer SumerS Warren, Philadelphia -James
Hand.
steamer Tacony. Nicnols. Philadelphia Briggs
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UNSUCCESSFUL SUICIDAL ATTEMPT.

PATERSON, N. j., May 16, 1874. .
Last evening John Walmsey, an Englishman,
living on Ryerson avenue, Totowa Hill, while
under an attack Of delirium tremens took an
ounce and a half Of laudanum. physician was
called, who administered antidotes, but with no
immediate effect The man was walked up and
down the street half the night TO stimulate his
circulation. Electricity was applied together with
more antidOtes
This morning his condition is hopeful, but stin
critical.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD XHrrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Weser Ger. Willigerod, Bremen May s. via
richs 4 Co Had rong westerly winds to the Banks;
from thence variable winds and much fog.
steamship Geo Washington, Whitehead, New Orleans
May H. lat - H. lon "A 49, spoke bark Cort Adler (Nor
from New Orleans for Lyerpool 18th lat % &C. Ion ~ 2
Ship Game Cock stoddard, Manila Jan 20 with mdse
to Il Bacon Had fresh monsoons to Puo sapsa, after
Which had ihe WINS very light to The java Sea; from
20 days max mites; had moderate trade winds
from Java Head to the Cape Of Good Hope, which we
fresh trades to lat Il N from thence light winds ana
Gains; May r. lat o. lon II Il spoke bark Maria Their
hip british America (Brl Lockhart Liverpool March
q in ba last TO Snow Burgess Is anchored at Sandy
Bark Dartmouth Br), Raymond, Liverpool go days in
ballast to Boyd Hincken Is anchored at sandy Hook
Tor orders.
ballast to Tetens 4 Bockmann Is anchored at Sandy
Hook for orders.
Bark Germanla port, Hinricksen Bristol 81 days
with empty barrels to Hagemeycr & Brunn. For the
first days had strong westerly gales, since moderate
weather
Bars c4rmea aus, vecerina, Shields 81 days with
BARK Agate Nor, sandbcrg, Swansea 81 days. with
railway iron TO orders vessel to lunch, Edge 4 Co
lat B.! lon II TO- spoke bark Mazeppa (Nor, from Ant
werp tor Hampton Roads.
last TO Funch, FAYE Co. Is anchored at sandy Hook
tor orders.
ton Watson. Passed Gibraltar March o.
Brig Wiley Smith, Coleman, Cientuegos ~ days, with
sehr vicksburg lot Bangor), Snow, Granada 10 days.
with metal, DC, to Reeve, Osborn Co; vessel to W
schr Thos Clyde to philadelphia Cam Zaza Is days,
with sugar 10 iRanza de Vale Coz vessel to Dayton
NJ A I
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ARREST OF A BURGLAR.

Matthias Gray was arrested the night before last
by Detectives Field and Lyons and locked up at
Police Headquarters. He Is charged with being
one Of the men who entered the house OF Mr.
George Ford, in Lee, Berkshire county, Mass on
the night OF the nth oil November last and robbed
1t OF property valued at 1,700. The Berkshire
county Sheriff, who has been in town waiting
Gray's arrest took charge or him yesterday and
removed him to Lee tor trial.
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SAILED,
Steamships Adriatic Br).

do City OF hester ODD, do; Canada Br,. do; Pereirc
(Fr, Havre; Mosel Ger, Bremen; Pembroke DID, Car
din: Hakon Adelsten DOR London, steinmann lBeig)
Antwerp; switzerland {Beig,, DO; Aexandria lBr
stettin Atlas !Br,, Kingston &c Arrsgen Brl Brstol
vana, &C; city OF Panama, Aspinwall City Austin,
Galveston Via Key Vest Mississippi, New Orleans; New
hewbsrn NC; ResnHs ! n, wilmington No; John
North Point Philadelphia; brigs Gszelle GER, Ant
Werp; Favorite, Port spain.
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stripped, caIked ana rcmetAed and the Fulton ferry
boat FULTON 10 cow to be painted
The catiss 1t the docks foot Of Market street
have been the large dock, parks hedea der) $50
TONS TO clean and patch metal Granada $50 tons TO
calk and metal and schr Smith, $50 TONS for exam
fnaton. On the middle DOCK schr Sunny Shower, to
strip, calk and paint pilot boat Caprice TO clean and
paint ana propeller Blanche Paige for refastenng ana
general repairs On the small dock pilot boat Pet to
clean and paint ana propeller Babcock for general
repairs.
The Esoe Basin Dry Docks have had on steamships
hammona Ger. 1864 TONS for examination; Georgia
1900 tons to paint Columbus l7l6 TONS for new wheel;
Ataanta 1919 tons paint and Adratc 1920 tons, Of
the White Star line, for blade to propeller.
The Erie Basin Sectional Dock Go have had on the
schr Robinson to be calked and painted schr Geo
Tarbe to be cleaned and painted barge Cromwell TOR
examinations brig Lillian, be cleaned and painted
tug scandinavian, for general renairs.
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James ColllngwOOd.

telegram from Poughkeepsie, N. Y, under date
OF yesterday, 10th inst, reports as ws:"James
Collingwood, q Poughkeepsie merchant OF torty
years standing and proprietor OF the CollingwOcd
Opera House, died suddenly this morning Of rheu-
matism OF the heart"
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains in
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American and all foreign vessels ira ling with the United
States the will cablel this country fire., of
charge and published
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STEAM CANAL NAVIGATION.
BUrPALO, N. Y, MI

BUNPALO, N. y, May I6 1874.
ne steam canal boat City OF New York, which
IN New York at I'VE O'Clock last Saturday after
soon, reached here at six A. M. to-day, having
pane stOppages at Utica and syracuse TO take on
Nd. dischaE96 Gelaht Sne 10 IVEdinR 70 return.
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sloop NJ A Hayward. Shaw, Virginia.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTF

BOUND SOUTH.
sGn5 Eddie q B Edgar Wn'sor Ns for New York.
schr spartel smith, Windsor, MS for New York. 10
days n win =. plaster 4 san to Z " sertaux x,,
NJ York
v sShr sammy ora Allen dorchester NIB for New
sshr LIZZIE Latham ST George NIB, for New York,
schr Carrie nix, Xix, Franklin. Me- for Staten Island.
win stone M Mo9rs CO. o.,. m NV. vor. with
nsiIsa Barker, Sswport ,os wsshswtsn
wsa to S 5ss. TaSs &C. Cortland for New YORK;
s che of YORK.
sshr whistler Kseis rroyid lei. lSr New York
fas0a, York.
schr da Heerns TsanfSn for New lev
seSr Red Beach; lines Ssdsrd S 81 Ssy York
% fer 9e
schr Tunis Depew Baker, New Bedford for New YORK..
" sehr Eliza Raynor, MITCHELL Providence 10: New
for Ssv vor,
schr T Spencer, Grouse, Providence Tor New York.
ehr aaSc af sn ssdord fsw
schr Hannah Westbrook Lttejohn. Portland for New
schr EiizabelI Smith, Robbins New Bedford for New
schr Island City Allen, Gloucester for New York. with
schr L Daniels, smith, Providence for New York.
:, schr Elias Runyon, Campbell, New haven for New
schr Pinta Trask, Bangor for New York. with lumber
to order
scnr John Boynton Hill. Calais for New York. with
lath to order.
schr Fred Gray, Smith Providence for New York.
Schr Elm City, Kidd, Providence Tor New York.
schr Ontario, Barber. Providence tor New York.
schr John Crockfocd, Hart Providence for New York.
Schr Atlantic, Blake, Providence tor New York.
f. Schr Hunter, Green, Providence for New York.
Schr Helen Russell. Townsend. saco tor New York.
Schr l. w Babcock. Porter, Westerly for New York
schr stevens Dudley Boston for New York.
Schr Boston, nickers0n, Boston Tor New York.
Schr Mount Vernon, Calhoun, New Bedford Tor New
York
schr Hannah Blackman Arnold, Providence for New
YORK.
New York
Schr Ellen Perkins, Kelly. New Haven for New York.
Schr Fakir, Knowles, Newportfor New YORK.
Schr Eliza Pharo sherman, Providence for New York.
schr T Smlth, Upton Portland tor New York with
heading to order.
scnr Cohasset, Baker Boston for New York.
schr Seaport, Barbour, Boston for New York.
Schr Anthony Burton Johnson Providence for New
schr william d Mangum, Chase New Bedford for New
York
Steamer Doris Young. Providence for New YORK, with
mdse and passengers.
steamer Electra Young, providence for New York,
with mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
schr Joseph Hay. Butler, Philadelphia for New Bed.
schr Sarah Elizabeth, Phinney New York for Boston,
Schr W Cummings, Bolton, Hoboken for Boston,
Schr + @ Sulith, Nichols Hoboken for Providence.
schr Evergreen, Turner Ezabethport for Providence
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Foreign Ports.

HAvRE, May M-Arrved previous steamship Kong
HAvAxA. May CARVED, brig George Dale Pierce,
H1Ll1A1 May A-Arnved, brig Fairfield Obj, Hunter
Arrived 10Th, steamship HISTORIAN Br, Watts Balti.
PUsra AaHNls March lsIn mort BRIG Kitty Conn m
for San francesca about April schrs Legal Ten.
der, and Alice Haake. vor do
PoKr CALxpoNA, CB, May 6-Cleared, schr Anna Lyons
sAaAsAsc May i2-Arrived previous, brig Nellie Has.
tings, Hallett New York.
ST rnoxAs, May 4-saied, steamship Ontario. slocum
Qrom Rio Janeiro) New York.
sailed May ], brig sahsta, Partridge, Cardenas and
sr JOINS. NJ May Is $50 PM--Arrivcd, steamship
Caspian Br, Trocks Liverpool land sailed at 10 Pm for
ST JOHN NIB. May 14-Arrlvec schr White star (Br)
Raynor, New York; 18th, bark Andes, Lincoln Bath
Cleared 18TH bark OASIS Randall Penarth Roads
TALcAHuANA March l9-Arrived bark Whistler Simp-
son, San Francisco.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, May 15-Arrived schrs Fri Mason,
NickeIson, Boston; W Chester, do; Henry PAUL.,
Passed up-schrs J 7 McHalI, Mary Amberg, Albert
sailcd-steamshp f G Knight New YORK: schrs A II
Leaning, New Haven; Marion Cage Boston; Nellie Q
PAYNE, GEORGETOWN, DC; Ella Powell, do; Henry A
Passed aown1sehrs T Dean, Godfrey, Helen
BOSTON May l6Arrived, steamers Reading, oolbqrn'
MIA IL GER, Conner. Mebourne; Kate williams hac
Ha2 Ssss
sabcock; Lee, do; Francis Godfrey. Godfrey 40
,Cleared-steamers Incredible, Marshman, Charleston
Roman, Crowel philadelphia; 0riole, Baker DO Neg'
90; BARI Wien ,, lie f S Lloyd ISSdon sS6I;
amma Green Collins Jacksonve L1s u
eliza sDrsguc, doj Bay State. Bucklsy. do
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BELOW.

ship Herald Of the Morning tof Boston,, Mclaughlin,
from Liverpool April IA WAS spoken May I6 lat ~ Ion
81 ~, by pilot boat Aspnwal, No ~
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Attorney General Gilchrist had no sooner fin
ished his task in the oical trials at Newark than
he was called on to conduct the prosecution OF
leading politicians at Somerviae for conspiracy 10
deIraud. The Trial Is set down for tomorrow.
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The Rev. Mr.. Eddy, having severed his connec-
ton with the Second Presbyterian church in Jer-
sey City, a large number OF his sympalhizing
friends in the congregation have likewise seeded
and are about to establish q Tree church, open to
members OF all o0mmunlOns, with Mr. Eddy as
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Gabriel C.Gleyre, the French Painter.
BY cable telegram from Paris we are informed Of
the occurrence the death yesterday, 10th inst,
OF Gabriel Charles Gleyre. the French painter. He
was in the sixty.fourtn year OF his age, having
been born at Chevily, Switzerland, towards the
close OF the year 1907. He one Of those artists
who have achieved an envlable reputation by the
production OF a small number OF works.
HIS well known contributions to the gal
leries make only four pictures. His talent
was OF a dreamy, pastoral order, and
he developed 1t to great perfection by travel and
study in Italy and the East. Returning to Europe
he produced his est. John Under the Inspra-
ton" In 1s43 he finished his evening" which
has been justly termed "a delicious eclogue," aud
has found fitting place IN the Luxembourg gal
lery HIS Apostles preaching the GOspePi and his
..Dance OF the Bacchanals'' followed. M. Geyre's
professional absence from the great Exposition
oil 1855 vas universally regretted.
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The Rev. ]. De Concio, pastor or st. MchaePs
church. Jersey city, has been seriously indis-
posed that his physicians recommend a trans
atlantic trip. He WILL therefore, leave Tor Europe,
accompanied by Mr.. Harold Henwood the first.
week In June.
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CITY TREASURY.
Comptroller Green reports the following receipts
of the treasury yesterday

of the treasury yesterday
RECEIPTS.
From taxes of 1873 and interest. ......... $a172
From OF taxes assessments and interest 999
From collection OF assessments and l0l2
From water rents. Observation-Disclosures. 66i
From market rents &c. Bureau Of City Revenue) 23D
From Department of Public Charities and Cor
rection Board of Patients, sales, &C.,. 1926
From and fines District Courts. ;. ........ Ul
From licenses Mayors Office ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AGO
Total. S9i. ca
The Comptroller paid during the past week,
through Paymaster Moor Falls, the laborers on
Boulevard and avenues to I'd INST; on roads and
avenues and sprinKling; on repairing and re-
newal Of pipes, stop cocks, &C.; on small pipes;
on repairs to stone aud wooden pavements and on
the line OF the CrOtOn aqueduct all up to the LIST
inst, and amounting to $66,040.
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The splendid charity hospital recently erected
by the Sisters OF St. Francis, near Trenton, NJ,
win De dedicated by Bishop Corrgaa two weeks
from day. All the Catholic societies OF Tre1ton,
except those OF ST. JOINTS parish, will parade
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NEW JERSEY.

Five. witnesses have been examined by the
Grand Jury in Jersey City in relation TO the con-
spiracy TO deprive Mr. Roche OF his seat In the
Board OF Freeh0ders.
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MISC
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
IA en States for desertion, &c. legal everywhere;
publicity required no charge until divorce granted
vice iree NJ HOUSE. Attorney, 1884, Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, COR
~ ner oil Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
open from s A. NJ. to gP. NJ
On Sunday from to 0 T.. M
(iONsUMPTi0N.-A GENUINE, EFFECTUAL REM.
- edy Tor hopeless Consumption liberated Lungs.
Coughs PNEUMONIA, from eminent retired ply slcan
box 2299 Post Office.
TCE.-CARGoEs FROM MAINE AT WHOLESALE
price, CHAS. IL MATTHEWS. g Wall street.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN OIEAMSHIIS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS AND JUNE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
Rouues Carre C-evas.e.

Al ;n.el!:yen correspondent. OF the lber'
vile Pisoeer makes tie following sugses'
lions through the columns OF that paper:
In view Of the all importan: question OF
closing the Bonnie: Care crevasse. the
dredging Of the mout:. Of the mississippi
,iyeI. and the making of a canal at Fort st.
Philip. would beg leave to express my
private opinion on that subject. Having in
view the welfare OF the State OF my natlv'
ity. the prosperity Of the great city OF New
Orleans. and tie preservation OF the !owef
Louisiana coas: from :nlndatlon. would
propose that the crevasse at Bonnet Care
should remain open and enlarged. 80 that
the river would in the course OF few years
take its course to the sea entirely by the
lake and Rigo.e.s: and in SO dong would
entirely close itsel. below the crevasse. and
bv tie assistance OF the ingenuity OF man,
would run By the city on the lake. Then
tie passes could be dredged to any depth
required and they would for al! time re-
main SC. as there would be no more sedi'
ment to iepos;. on the bars. Then with a
dead water harbor Of 1870 miles long, with
elevator at the head OF the harbor tor IN
loading and loading grain from targes OF
by construction of lock and canal to COM
III inicate with the river or lake; what
grand and magnificent narbor with no more
danger of overflow. except on the lake,
wou.i New Orleans be and II time WILL pc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
Suspicious OF Each Other.

III. n,u.ua. dissrus: existin. between tie
friends o: Pen. and McEnery. in the recer
raid upon tae police officers. is shown ~
the ,o.;,w.a. spec:a! dispatch in the E!cks'
S1rs Herald o: Thursday:
New ORLEANS. September is.-The city
is perfectly quiet and all seem to ae9u nse
new lite and ali look hopefully to the future.
G,veruo: Nc Emery. in compliance with a
telegram. remained at Masuolia last nigh.
.hink his immediate presence desirable
from the fact that Penn, or the Liberia! Re.
publican wing of the party. are negotiating
,ss a9sTs. ring on ns@s Kp%s
ernor. Collector Casey and several pro-
minent citizens telegraphed to President
that R.sg.s sp s1at taa
afnrs. This is conceded by some as
part OF the programme in the interest OF
Penn. fNAASN'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

Republican Central SiNDs OF the fafisn
Of Orleans.-Tne following ace the :iaines o: she
officers o: the Central Ward Republican CLUBS OF
this parish and their time 0: meeting. AZ recognized
ty the Parish Executive Committee
Firs. wact-I. c. Miller. president: George G..
Sore-oss secretary: meets a. tie corner OF White
ana Melpoiren e streets Monday night.
Second wa-G-C. GIald;n n, PRESIDENT: A. FrelO'
secretary meets Oh E:atO be1H eea Carondaet and
Baroune street. Tuesia, nigh
Third w.,.;-C. F. Ladi president; }. r. .H..en'
Fourth Hs-d-R VI. ) NeILs. president: meets
OF De.lgny street Monday nigh.
FIT, wari-J. La.4acet. president O. + sernan;
GeZ secretary meets at TIE corner OF orleans Sau
Claiborne streets Thursday night.
Sixth wart.-B. F. Jouber: president: L. lama
Mere secretary meets a. the corner OF Claiborne
ard Trsi...res streets Wednesday night:
Seveasi. ward-C. }. Aic.Ae; president: IL l.. A.
Perauit, secretary; meets al re corner OK oa'-
phiue and Union streets Monday night:
Eighth ward-F. Burns, president; WAilam J. En-
mis-, secretary. meets ca Irauhars street eaue'
Ninth va.d-Tom Carey. president; J. Bandin
secretary; meets a. the corner Of Aazsnt ana
Dauphine streets Thursday night.
Tenth wa-G-J. A KarZeI, PRESIDENT r Derru'
vile, secretary meets First street near LloeI'
sevenr.i waId-Eiva.a Williams, president: E
J. Mallans secretary meets a. the corner Oh Sixth
and St Patrick streets Monday night.
Twelfth wari--A. Andersen. president: T. b.
Falls. SECRETARY: meets =. jefferson Aa.! F1i1A'
night.
Thirteenth ward-A. Deioie president: P J. Ma
ioney, secretary; meets on Cadiz, between Cnes'
nut and Camp streets Wednesday Tight
Fourteenth wsr.i-E.i Johnston. president: II.
| Powell, secretary: meets Broadway street
Tuesday night.
Fifteenth wa.d-A. Duinon. president: Chace.
| Hill. secretary: nlee:s GA !Ais.:e st!ee.. aea'
BOunv. McnGay n GIT. -
s.1teent: warG-J. T. Claiborne. president;
Macray. secretary; meets at the corner of ADAMS
and Anthony streets. .,
Seventeenth ward-T E. stamos. president: =
De.ve. secretary: meets a. the conner OF aaMI
and BArta stree:s.
JAMES LEWIS. President:
81 C-,-y Secva.arv iva
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
AdInonitOrys

Tie Natchitoches IMd!ca'o- makes .
suggestion. which vii. doubtless be well
received by most Of its readers:
We can not understand why some OF our
citizens should indulge IL the pleasure OF
social intercourse with the vil!ainous bipeds
who lately lorded it over our downtrodden
reople, it may be habit. but We can not
saw il looks much like high tone. Have
gentlemen ever thought o. having conyicts
for associates upon the pubic streets! Have
they imagined themselves indulsins in the
social glas. with branded galley slaves
Surely not. iet these individuals are tar
worse in character than the neanest convict
that has ever disgraced the annals OF crime.
These men are not only thieves. but they are
traitors to their race and the vile oetrayers
Of their civilization. Let us see no more
OF this hobnobI,ins with them. We can be
polite without being familiar; ana d!stance
with such charac .ers, Will lend enchant'
meut.
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Army PrAlll0liNll.

Anon the regular promotions IN the line
@: the army ". are pleased to record tina.
OF Cap.ain Edward NJ. Hayes, Fifth United
States Cavalry. who was promoted ifon
Leu.enan: TO his present rank on the NJ
teenth o: Angus. last. Captain Hayes was
ao,o:n:el an officer in the regular army
February 3. 1866. having served through
the Southern rebellion az captain OK the
Tenth Oaic Cavalry Volunteers. Since the
war \. has seen ac..ve service with his reg;'
men. @. the plains o: the fa- West. en-
.sg.ns Il many hazardous expedit: ons. and
riding side By side with n. famous Buffalo
BIZ: On raids against the willy savage.
Cap.aia Hayes is attached to the staff OF
General Emory. GU. department COM
:uanier.