The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-22

"2Hs Government ,oas made by ,ohite men, +
G1ss aenytt Of UJ,ite men and their pOsterity TO
sEsr. and shondi he administered By nhite M
x,s1 By no,s other whatsoever. Stephen
A;9ug5ss
Cloudy weather and occasional rain probab
o-,iay.
T. A. Brown, Agent Of Texas Real Esta
Drawing. vii please call at this Office on bus
ness Of special Importance to himself
Some d Clintou's body-guards turned OF
( ,sesa night aud seronaded the Times. Ths
o0lo- ban.: DARK, it was impossible to tell the
numbem ia the night
Mr.. Henry Yore, OF Portsmouth, Va
slcped uic other with Mrs Sarah Wood hi
2notherIn law. ooh. there's nothing $
$ seet IN life a, loves young dream"
We have Just learned that Gov. John Nc
Emery and II. III. MARI, Esq. left Monroe thi
morning for alis city, for the purpose of at
sanding The Convention at Baton Rouge.
Vt is Astonishing. says the New Yorl
older. IT Is astonishing, too, as we grow
older how little learning we find we have to
shed
We csli special attention to the notice pub
hshed IN another column, calling upon the
white meD Of the Sixth District to meet al
The old Jefferson City Council Hall, on Maya
zine street
We have received the New Orleans Monthly
Review icr August Among other items OF
interest IL contains we notice poem by
Xariffa, entitled 'Iioy," and the conclusion OF
the able Ni'cle on the jury system.
sStaub, DC inimtable came brlskIy to the
ront yesterday from his cheap stand, No
SO Canal street. with the latest papers from
the North and West including the Days
Doinga DE Graphic and tho Chimney Conner.
Mr.. George Ellis, newsdealer, opposite to
Ice Post Office. has our thanks for the latest
Graphic. New York Weekly, N. Y Ledger,
'lhe Fireside Companion. the Beecher-Tilton
Scandal complete history Of the case, fully
illustnted) ond Northern and Westc papers
DICK TAYLOR HoB-NoBBrNG WITH THE PRINCE
ur Wales According to the London cores
podence o. ihe New York Herald, Gen. Dick
Taylor. o. Louisiana, is said to be great
flccosh, and IS IN high favor with the Prince
Of Wales who takes him everywhere.
the Louisville ComIe'~Jom7sai, Of the 10Th
INST, aDDounc NJ the death of Mr.. II. D. New
can.h. an old and highly respected merchant
cf that ely lie was generally believed to
hage been The wealthiest citizen of Louisville,
his astste beng estimated at considerably over
t. r,licn OF dollars, perhaps two.
Ne lea,nea yesterday from one who,
from his rc,ata ons to the Washington author-
ties uH.,bt % know, that Grant is immovable |
}, his determination not to send troops here
.lhe srch whose husky voice echoes
io-ough the balls Of the ST. Louis Hotel feels |
l3shar at this news. Neither cod liver oil nor
anything clse viii save him.
III the corrupt congressman are really anx-
cas- 10 wa,sk vengeance upon the newspapers
they shouid pass law prohibiting any person
rurn living 10 be one hundred years old
Suoh hw would deprive the press of thou
Sands If those interesting old man paragraphs
which do 40 much to build up the circulation
nj the weekly editions
We are obliged to the musical Dogberry of
'Sso PiodEra,e for his correction Of our hastily
sz.tte1 nos.ce Of Mr. Canonge's recent oper-
Gsia engagements. Male sopranos and con-
s-altas are no longer seen upon the stage, but
tsey occasionally crop out in New Orleans
ruraalism. where they are known by their
srnfsssioD Of immovable neutrality"
III 8 lmeehng of the Fourth Ward White
League Club held last evening, at Coliseum
Hal. the following officers were elected: Pres
rant 0. Dupeire; First Vice President, T.. d.
Terrebonne. Second Vice President, VIM. NJ.
Aush; Corresponding Secretary, Wash G.
Boylan, Marshal. Wn,. II. Morgan; First-As-
S,stant Marshal, J. j. Aubertin, by resolution
af the club
AnSx. Haley through his polite and gen.
lral head centre Ed. Marlborough, sent us
yesterday selection Of the latest ex-
changes, Tor which we return thanks On his
counter can be found Northern and Western
dallies Of tAe latest dates rs well as all the il
pstraied papers. From childs magazine to
he London Times, one has q choice there of
every variety of reading matter
Not long since, at the meeting of a club in
New YWk. Jelly was exhibited on the table,
and alongside Of it an old, well-worn leather
boot The spectacle Of the boot was mys-
,ery until 1t was explained by one of the
.nembcrs that from the fellow of the boot the
sly had been made by some chemical pro-
sass- Jelly for the tablet made from an old
oot-Qedwl6erS Journal