New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-22

w oAAOOH NuO0voI0 ~ LU0 CUEOcE OI Cu-
phroslne and Franklin streets, drunk. She
had silk dress and silk shawl, supposed
to he stolen.
Mics Mary Gallagher was last evening
knocked down and run over by cart at
the corner Of Josephine and Maya zine
streets. The driver, P. Dondt john, was ar.
rested. Corporal Ward attended the young
woman and sent her home.
To Sror THEIR SUPPLY OF MEAr-Mr
y. Landry. Administrator of Commerce,
made a written request tor Superintendent
Loan to furnish a number of pOlicemen to
seize the supplies OF meat for private mar.
ketmen on it's way to the markets. How
such meat was to be designated was not
mentioned in the letter, nor was there any
mention made as to what right the police or
any body else had to seize property while on
the road.
Mr.. Landry excerpts those marketmen
who have their cases in the Superior Dis
trict Court. Colonel Loan responded. stat.
ing his Willingness to furnish the assistance
asked for, but desired to know where the
officers were to work and who to report to-
at the same time reminding Mr.. Landry
that the law directs the Administrator OF
Commerce to suppress such markets as vio
late the ordinance.
Colonel Loans letter is model in its
way, and leaves the Administrator in some
thing OF quandary-that is. MIR. Landry
must act the part of police captain or DO
nothing in the premises. Mr.. Landry says
that he is not policeman and will not as
sumo the duties OF one. So between the
two the private market men are likely to
remain unmolested.
Selling private property on the highway
on the superstition that the owner intends
to violate law is delicate business, and
there is a chance for somebody to be hurt
in case the request of the Administrator is
put into execution.
NAPOLEON IN FRANCE AGAIS.-Napoleon
living and tieshy, has started for France
and will land in his beloved country som ,
time in July, about the fourth, when we
may expect startling it not revolutionary
news. What his intentions are have not
been developed and our reporter attempted
to interview him before he started, but Ne
pOeOn was reticent, simply remarking that
his motives were purely patriotic. 1t Is
known that an army will give him cheer-
tnl reception the moment he lands IN
France, and the Old war cry viii resound in
Paris. His little cigar store in the Pelican
Exchange remains open as usual. 1t Is wei.
enough to remark that the army mentioned
is an army OF personal friends and relatives.
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WEEKLY MORTUARY REPoRT.-Dr, S. c.
Russell, secretary of the Board OF Health,
reports the following number OF deaths ia
the city of New Orleans, for the week end
ing Sunday. June 90. at 6 2. NJ:
One of abScess, OF aoscess OF lungs, l
of atrophia, of apoplexy. OF Brights dis
ease. 2 of cancer, of cholera lDfantnm. l
of conclusion OF the brain, + of congestion
of the brain. l Of congestion OF the lungs, Is
of consumption, | OF iufantile COMMISSIONS,
| of adult debility. of intantiie debility. j
of diarrhea. , OF acute diarrhea. OF chronic
diarrhea, 2 Of dr0psy, drowned, ) of dyson
terry, 3 of chronic dysentery, !. OF congestlve
fever, | of intermittent fever, OF puerperal
fever. | of remittent fever, OF scarlet
| fever, 3 of malarial fever, of typhoid
fever. of senile gaugrene, of gastrc-enter-
tits. l Of hemorrhage, of disease of the
heart, | of enlargement of the heart. o!
hopping cough. l of hydrophobia, :. OF in,
| tiammation of the bowels, of Inflammation
| OF the brain. of Inflammation OF the lungs,
| Of Inflammation of the stomach, OF in
| fiammation of the womb. = of inaniti0n,
of injuries. of insanity, OF disease OF the
| liver. 3 of lockjaw , of adult marasmus,
of infantile marasmus, 3 of old age, OF
| paralysis, of peritonitis, of pericarditis,
| of pleurO pneumonia, | OF premature birth,
of smallpox, | of sottening OF the brain
| , of sutfucation. 9 Of teething. ) OF
| iris nascentium. l not stated: total loo
| Number inferred from public institutions
| "A; on certificate of coroners, .: on certlh
| cate of midwives, 3. In addition to the
above stillborn children were reported IN
| the city.