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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23

man OF large experience says his acquaint-
anee would fill a cathedral, but pulpit would
hold his friends.
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MOBILE RACES.
NAMES OF THE WINNERS,

The Mobile races were brought to a happy
close on Saturday last There were three
races with the following entries and results
The first race was running race-dash OF
two miles for all ages. Purse $3.50 first
horse $500, second $50
For this there were three entries
VIM. Cottrell enters b. f. Bannerette, 4
years Old by Lexington, dam by Albion.
J. G.. Bacon 4 Co. enters br b. Granger,
aged, by imported Aysgarth, dam by imported
Charlie Ball.
| L. 4. Hitchcock enters c. b. Limestone,
| five years old, by War Dance dam Transylva-
MA by imported Mussinim
| Blnnerette was the favorite and won the
race, as will be seen by the following
SUMMARY
Running race-dash Of two miles for all
ages-Purse $3.50; first horse $500. second
$50
VIM. Cottreli's b. t. Bannerette ..... /
i. u. Bacon's br. h. Granger ......-............2
l.. A. HltchcocAs c. h. Limestone. ............ 3
Time-352.
The second race was a running race-con-
ISOLATION purse $50, horses beaten during the
meeting mile DASH first horse 500, second
$50.
For this there were two entries Barton,
Medingers b. No., Matte o., 5 years old bv
Ulviton, dam Glencoe mare.
VIM Cot'rell enters C. f. Puss Broadnax,
by Daniel Boone, dam Epsolem, years
old.
Puss Rroadnax was largely the favorte.
The result Was as followa:
SUMMARY.
Running Race consolation purse $50, for
horses beaten during the meeting, mile dash;
first horse 400 second $40
VIM. Cottrells C. f. Puss Broadnax
Barton Medlngei. br. m. Matte o.. 2
Time 52..
The third race was trotting race-free for
all best three in five. Purse 5000; first horse
Sl2o; second $50; third S25.
For this there were five entries.
l.. =: Fordney enters Jennie.
j.. Melton enters Nellie L.
aedwitz enters Diana.
C28. Shawhan enters Hattie Brown.
JsShawhan enters Ripton Boy
In this race Jennie was the tavorite. but
was compelled to take the second place.
J. \. Shawhan, Ripton Boy. .......o I 4
L. IT, fordneY +Jennle. ...........-. 2 2 2
/. Shelton's Nellie T...s..........o 3
II. Red Wits Diana ......s... 3 3 3 ! |
&. b. Shawhan's Hattie Brown. 5 dr. 0 |
Time 24Gla, 2:il !, 2:41, 24l....
The entire meeting was perfect success, |
for which thanks are due to Mr. John PAYNE. |
Sure prOviso against hunger Sha1ines
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Special Notice To clippers by steamer
BASTROP-Being unable to carry all the freight re
eeived, have reshrped what the Rtstrop could not
carry on Steamer Gov. Allen. Shippers will arrange
the Insurance accordingly.
GUS HODGE, Master Str. Yastrop
mh21 SuTuSWe
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The Civil Rights bill was inaugurafed the
other day in Missouri with great eclm-the
friends of the negro had to purchase a coffin.
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Time Of Dep"rture-The Mail Train by the
treat jackson Railroad Route, leaves the Depot at
the foot OF Callippe street at o'clock = NJ and
o'clock A. NJ, connecting with all fast trains North
Eat and West Arrives at 1890 A. NJ and IL p. NJ
Pullman Palace Cars on all trains. iv4
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HO,ylustd,
kNGRAVER AND PRINTER.

10 81. ChnrIes Street.
Bal Invitations, Wedding and Visiting C.yss
neatly engraved and printed. Also, all kinda o.
general Engraving in the best style. Bail go.
mittees are specially invited to call and gee ~
selection OF orders Of dancing ard oe14sss
will ta pleased. ~
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RENiOt AIS,

DEMOVAL-On Monday the LIST of March tbe.
~ Commercial Insurance Company will remove
10 the rooms lately occupied by the Louisiana Mutual
insurance Company in the Louisiana National PAM
building, No l20 Common street ~
WALTER HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
law Orleans Feb 25 lie,
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BY Mash, T. HOdgsOn.
THIRD GRAND SALE

| ELEGANT, MEDIUM AND ORDINARY HAND
SoMELY CARVED AND HIGHLY FIN
JSHED PARLOR, HALL, BED AND
DINING-ROOM ROSEWOOD,
MA HOGANY AND
BLACK WALNUT
FURNITURE,
POSITIVE CLOSING OUT SALE
On Account of
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
or she Extensive and Elegant Assorted Stock Of
D. KELH HAM co
ai Royal Street,
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
by NASH 81 HODG sON-W I. Hodcson Auc.
} tioneel-Ofce No. Caronlelet street-On
THURSDAY, March - 1875 al lOto o'clock 4 n
at the warehouses of Messrs ID Kelham & Co, Sc
Royal street between Cnstonhouse and Bienvlle at
public auction. will be sold
THE RI EGANT AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF
FURNITURE aboys all new and to be- sold in
suits or sin2le to suit purchasers
Sale positive and without reserve on account of r.,
firing from business.
Ihe furniture can he insDected daily
Terms-Cash on delivery.
Purchasers unknown to the auctioneera will be re
CURED t. make deposit at least ten per cent at
the moment of ADJUDICATION ,ub2I I'd
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE CROCKERY.
China, Glassware Fancy Goods Cutlery, Willow
ware; also the entire Stock of House Furnishing
Goods, contained in the Store of Joseph Wolf &
Co, No G33 Magazine street between Josephine
and jackson streets, account Of retiring from
business, without limit resg rye in lots to suit
purchasers, at public auction.
ply NASH & IIODGSON-W l. Hodcson Auc
- tioDeer-Oihce No. Carondelet street-On
MONDAY March -, l. 3 beginning at I0l, o clock
a. NJ, and continuing from day to day at tn, same
hour until the entire stock is sold the premises as
above will be sold
THE ENTIRE STOCK of the above firm consist
NJ OF elegant. medium and plain China Crockery
glassware, Ornaments, and ger eral and extensive
assortment OF House Furnishing Goods of every de-
'cription
Terms-Cash on delivery mboOt
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ton, and the only one which will enable them
to rebuild the wharves at the lowest possible
cost, or to rebuild them at all at this time
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Adams, Mass, must be the oldest settle
ment on the continent. Susan B. Anthony
saysshe was born there.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23

Fisherman'- luck can be guarded against by
pur chasing box of Shadnes.
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of lading given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers r. e. Lee
Pargoud and Natchez.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
NO II III Common street
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AUCTION SALES.
BY X. Nj. & b. J. MOntgOmery.
p NJ. B. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.
Office Armory Hall, 81 Camp Street.

O"ce Afmory ffHII, 81 Camp Street.
Irl-weekly sales of every description of household
furniture mirrors, pianos carpets, mattresses etc.
etc, on Tuesdays Thursdays and SatuI DAYS. at auc
ton room, No. 50 Camp street, commencing at II
o'clock. "
SEM weekly sales OF horses, mules buggies. car
rages, etc, etc at sales stables corner Of Grayer
and Baronne streets, on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales of Real Estate
Always on hand the largest stock Of new furniture
OF every variety to be found in the CITY, at their show
rooms Arnory Hall - Camp street
being the largest and oldest establishment of the
k1id III the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage, both in their line as auctoneers and deal
ers in furniture ia1 "
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They now speak of Eli Perkins as the
alleged humorist.
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by lIOey & O'Connor.
BY Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE
seIlptlon, Carpets, Cookery, Glass and other
ware,
by ALBERT PAUL Auctoneer Office and
l } saesioom No. 40 Royal street VIII sell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ant FRIDAY. at 10
clock A NJ at the salesioom, 40 Roy al near Gus
tomhouSe street
y general assortment Of new and second hand
Household Furniture Carpets Crockery Glass and
other ware, etc.
Loans secured on Furniture, etc Storage at mod.
crate rates. otts
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Office of Crescent Mutual In-ur ,nce G M.
panE-New Orleans, March 20 1-75-In conformity
with the fourth article OF the amended chartered this
Company. election Of Trustees to serve one wear
ffotn HE first Monday in June next. will be held at
the Office Of the Company, on MONDAY the 9TH day
OF April, l~1J between the hours of Il VI. and i.
NJ HENRY v OGDEN
mh2 tt Sec etarv
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Nofice-Neither the Captain Owners nor
the undersigned Agents of the British Ship CAL
tIITA, Tnomas w. Tyrell, mas Ell. from Greenock
will be responsible for any debts contracted by the
crew of said ship. FRENCH & CO.
mh2l st l9s CIayier street
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oiHce of the Crescent City Ratlrond Conn
rnE lob Canal Street New Orleans March I3
l-15 AT a meeting Of the Board of Directors a
dividend OF Two Dollars share was declared pay
able on and after April lst next
mhl4 I'd J. r. JUDEN Secretary
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Mark Twain says the Sandwich Islanders
are generally as unlettered as the Iother side
of tombstone.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

NOtice.-FrOm an after this Date MIR. Paul
A. Druiihct is no longer in our e1nployo
New Orleans March I'D l-,5.
LLAMBIAS & DOCKTEP
nl25 81 y 2l5 Decatur Street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed copartnership under the firm name Of
PAYNE, DENEGItE 6 co, as dealers in coffee and
nee and a. successors 70 Messrs H. c. Colonb &
Co, at - Natchez street
EDWARD G. PAYNE
HENRY DENEGRE
7. a. POURSINE
NEW ORLEANS. March 10, ED
TfE FIRM OF II. G. COLOMB & co. IS THIS
day dissolved by mutual consent II G. Co
omb viii attend TO the liquidation of the business
the late firm at 40 Gravier street
H. c. COLOMB,
p A. POURSIEE
IN RETIRING FROM THE COFFEE HrYS1
ness take great pleasure in soliciting for nv sue
ctssors, Messrs PAYNE, DENEGRE a. co the
same liberal patronage that as been extended to ne
by my hiend5 and the public generally
, H. {. COLOMB.
w" WILLIAMS March IL, 1878. mhl4 I'm
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Trinity Chnrch--jact son street.-The Bishop of
Minnesota Right Rev. H b. Whipplc d d will
preach At Trinity Church, Jackson street THIS
MORNING. at IL o'clock. uh1l II
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= ORN-OATS-IIAY-
1000 bags WHITE CORN,
1900 80 YELLOW and MINED CORN
BLACK SEED OATS,
OATS
CORN MEAL.
BRAN
SEED RYE AND HAY
In Store and on the Levee, for sale in lots t" suit
c. PLEASANTS
mh2l I've g and - Magazine street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEME
n NIONS-ONIONS-ON
FOR SALE
One hundred and twentyeight barrels Choice
Northern ONIONS, now landing ex ship Harmonic
Tor sale in lots to suit. Apply TO
GWATHMEI, COFFIN & FOX
mh33 NAE Ii Union street.
Orange Flowers Wanted.
The undersigned will pay the highest cash prices
fer BITTER ORANGE FLOW Frs in large u small
lott, delivered at 81 Royal street.
mh2l lw b ONORATO Perfl1mer
Carolina Cow Peas.
IN STORE AND FOR SALE, at lowest market
price,
1000 sacks choice Carolina cow PEAS
c. Fl LAWRENCE & CO.
mh2l 1t 80 and IL Tchoupitonlas street.
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l hereby give notice that have no further
with the store No 2o} Povdras street or
the business eonduct-d therein said business heinz
owned and conducted entirely by John Junk, since
March LIST 1875.
mh20 3tr = w HAJIJSy
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PrOViSiOnS-PO
SO BARRELS RUMP PORK
$50 bb's Extra Prime PORK
80 bbls Prime, Mess and Family PORK
800 bbls Mess PORK, original
200 buckets Francis Whitaker 4 Sons Choice
Kettle LARD
30 tierces Magnolia sugar cured HAMS
30 casks Bacon CLEAR SIDES.
50 casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
ia store and arrvin. for sale by
T. K. CONVERSE,
mh2l 1t 81 MAGAZINE stree.
RRlCkS-SAND - LIME - Lake and Country
BRICKS, Fire Il ICkS, and Fire TILE w hte
Yellow and River SAND Alabama and Western
LIME, CEMENT PLASTER and PLASTERING
HAIR. LATHS and SHINGLES, White SHELLS
and Fire CLAY, etc For sale by
JNO & STEWART
135 G. xavier street
mh2l Bic ana !6o Julia bet Basin and Rampant.
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dressmaker's apprentice speaks OF her
cross-eyed lover as the fellow whose looks are
cut bias
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A GRAND FAIR
VIII be held under the auspices of the
DAUGHTERS OF THE EaSTEpN crAp
For the benefit of their Brothers of tho
RICHMOND LODGENO
STRINGER LODGEN NO.
PARSONS LODGE No 3
Working under the jurisdiction Of the
EUREKA GRAND LODGE A, +. A. y.u
of louisiana
To be held A. 172 Canal street between Dryad.s anY
Baronne streets commencing
Monday. March 20. 1873
Continuing ten nights underline auspcc. of the
following:
Mrs. o. J. DUNN President
M1s. j. III. INGRAHAM Vice-President
Mrs w. West treasurer
Mira. +. Mccarthy, Secretary mb21 If
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ct CHA ARIES THEATER-
MISS EMILY SOLDENE
And her most complete
ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY
Comprising Fifty Performers.
Commencing sunday Evening March %
When will be produced the great Soldene Specialtv
t:ENEvIEyE DE BRABANr,
DroSan- Miss EMILY SOLDENE
Duo notice will be given of tho production of
Grand Duchess, Madame Angots Daughter
'Cheiperic' and the regning Partisan sensation
Madame LArchiduc" mboa -
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WANTS..

"ANTED.-By middle-aged white woman a
w situation as cook. TIE best of references
given if required. Address K. P Bulletin office
mh23 1t
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ary to the bill TO restore specie payments
Section 1. Provides that ON Nov. 1, 1875
and for five months thereafter, any person
may present at the sub-Treasury Of the
United Ssates, legal tender notes in sums
Of $50 Or any multiple thereof, for ex-
change for gold and receive gold in ex-
change at the rate Of $50 for 500 in
notes; and for each period Of four
months thereafter, the rate shall be success
siVely advanced per cent. in gold until
July l, 1878, and on and after Jan. 1, 1872,
exchanged at par.
Section 2 provides for retaining gold at
the Treasury TO be exchanged for notes.
Section 3 provides for Issuing treasury
certificates for either class of funds, if such
funds shall be at any time insufficient to
meet the demands, which certificates shall
be received for all payments due 70 the
United States, and payable in funds repre-
sented by such certificates.
Section provides that the notes redeem
ed under the third section Of the act to
provide for the resumption Of specie pay
ments, shall not be re-issued, but be can
celled and destroyed.
Referred TO the Committee on WAYS and
Means.
The House then went into committee Of
the whole, Mr.. Corwin in the chair, on the
consular and diplomatic appropriation bill,
which apprOpriates S1,344,7S5. The bill
was subsequently reported to the House
and passed.
Mr.. Garfield, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported a bill appro-
priating S25, 900 to defray the expenses of
entertaining the King Of the Hawaiian
Islands. Pending a vote on the bill, the
House adjourned.
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other until the safeguards Of public liberty
cease 20 exist. The iufringements On our
National Constitution are nov 20 b. OU-
served above The horizon of our govern
ment, IS approaching dangers and warn
iugs that our liberties are nOt safe. To
avert these dire calamjties We should, as OF
old, raise tO power, As our tOnsclipl Fa-
ther, one whose virtues and pOWars as q
statesman are registered IN the ears Of his
people. ! do not think That I en- i'm affirm
ING that we are on the eve Of an important
political revolution. The governments,
both In the executive and legislative de-
p3rlments, has pursued o policy so extreme
and antagOnisfic TO the principles Of free
government, that revolution OF centraliZa-
tiOn must follow. The radical hope Of
the latter is now fOrlOrn, and by the sp-
preaching revolution the Democratic party
will assume the rsigns Of government. To
insure success and guard against opposite
extremes, can our legislature do better
than % trust that post Of honor to a tried
veteran, tbe Hon. G. A. Henry9 We think
not.
This is 4 strange delusiOn or political
distemper that appears to have seized the
minis of many Of our politicians Of late
years, a versatility Of character that i'm
poses the strictest caution in making that
important choice; restricting that choice 70
one who has a record without a stain and
antecedents that declare merit and ability
commensurate with the responsibility.
do not mean, in this communication,
70 be understood as speaking in any man
ner disparaging TO the merits o. any gen
tleman aspiring to that high and response
bic position, or 70 dictate the action Of our
honorable Legislature, but only to give cx-
preston 70 what conceive 10 be the pop
ular will. MONTGOMERY.
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OMAHA.
Severity Of the WeAtheF-Fears for
Capt. Henry and His Command.

Severity Of the Weather-Fears for
Capt. Henry and His Command.
OMAHA, Jan. l0.-Lt. J. II. Winters, who
was sent ont from Cheyenne with a cOmpa-
ny of troops, TO survey and measure the
route thence to Red Cloud Agency, re-
ports from Fort Laramie to-day that he
was driven in there by the severity Of the
weather, after getting as far as old Red
Cloud Agency. Tie snow was deep and
drifting badly. The thermometer ranged
from 20 to 40 degrees below zero in the day
time.
ApprehensiOns are felt for the command
under Capt. Henry, who left Fort Laramie
a few days since to drive the miners ont Of
the Black Hills.
Mutiny I'm the Nebraska PenitentIary,
The conyicts in the penitentiary at Lin
coin, under the leadership Of the notorious
M. G. Waters, about o'clock to-day over
powered the inside guards, gained posses
sion of the aTmOry, and then drove the out
side guards from the walls, shooting one
Julius Goshen in the knee and wounding
him severely. Another is reported dying.
They fired several shots at citizens who
were approaching with arms, wOunding
two. The Warden was absent in the city.
His wife, children and a female con-
vict are locked in the up
per part of the building. Grave
apprehensiOns are felt for the safety of the
guards and the warden's family, as the con-
victs are desperate men. The warden and
a large body of armed citizens are patrol
ling the outside prison. The conviCts are
mOmentarily expected to sally forth, hav-
ing procured citizens clothes by stripping
the guards. Gov. Furnas having applied 10
Gen. Ord for aid, company Of troops left
this evening on a special train for Lincoln.
A CONVERTED Jockey, has been speak
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FRANCE
The Ola Ministry to Remain for the
Present.

The Old Ministry 60 Remain for the
Present.
PARIS, Jan. 10.-Duke de BrOglie has
informed President MacMahon that he will
not be able TO organize a Ministry until
the Assembly comes to a decision with re-
gard to the Constitutional bills.
The President to-day communicated 70
the Council Of Ministers the results Of the
interviews had with the various party lead
ers, and requested the present Ministers to
remain in Office until the Assembly comes
to vote on the Constitutional bills, and a
new government is formed. All acceded to
the request except NJ. Chabaud La Tour,
Minister Of the Interior, who will probably
be replaced by NJ. Griyart, from the De
partment Of Commerce.
It is hoped that the Army bill will be
disposed Of in the Assembly by Tuesday
OF Wednesday, and that the consideration
of the Constitutional bills will Immediately
follow.
Ministers will take no part in the de-
bate.
Proposed Dissolution OF the Assem-.
bly,.
The BieR Public says a proposal in favor
of a dissolution of the Assembly has been
numerously signed by members Of all sec
tons Of the Left.
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tlnued or disturbed on account of the
change in the Spanish Government. The
| present minister here who has been con-
Quoting the investigation Is not likely 70
be removed, as he Is an intimate personal
friend Of Montpensier and other prominent
| persons IN the new government. There
has been a disagreement between the Span
lsh Government and our own as te the de-
tails OF the PROPOSED adjustment. Spain
proposed to this country the same
terms Of settlement that were
agreed upon between Spain and
6reat Britain. The latter country has been
paid f1Ve hundred dollars for the family Of
every white person that was massacred at
the ViFginius capture and three hundred for
the family Of every colored person mssss-
cred. This payment has been made to
Great Britain, Notwithstanding the repre-
sentatlons that the drafts were protested,
Our Government in response to the propo-
sition' has sts1ssed that the terms could not
e9s accepted on account Of the distinction
IN color That no terms could be accepted
which would make any discririi nation as
to race. The more recent deyelOpements
in the Negotiations indicate the probability
that an adjustment will be made upon the
basis Of paying a certain amount per capita
to the families of American victims Of the
Nirginius massacre.
RumOrs or CsbIues aaslehstlOns.
Runors have been unusually thick
throughout the day to the effect that seve-
raj members of the Cabinet had resigned
because they do not agree with the Presi-
dent in regard TO the use Of troops at New
Orleans. At late hour this evening these
reports were pronounced grcundiess ty one
Of the members of The Cabinet named. The
runners were based upon what is now fully
understood, namely, that four members,
Fish, BristOW, Jewell and Robson do not
approve the conduct of DeTrobriand. The
differences, however between there GENTLE
men and the President are not as yet of a
nature to neceSsitate the resignation Of any
Of them.
Buffers Louisiana Election Pro-
gramme.
The leading Democratic members Of the
House have had several informal cOnsulta-
tiOns in regard to q plan fof neh election,
and, while many are opposed to the move
rllent on Constitutional grounds, they yet
say that it IS plan in the interest of peace
and quiet. While they may not see fit to
vote for it, at the same time they do not
think it best 10 be placed in an attitude of
opposing what both sides are asking for,
and which both say will restore peace.