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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24

-, ,ioht was the Occasion OF tho
llms, v Of the young ladies or tho
gnr Hjuh School, Every obstacle
vpPn o,,ld be placed In these young
w. y nnfhs by the Board Of. School
n nws, to prevent their graduating.
urged. The per cent was made
wa VIZ 1han ever. Out Of 100 per cent
nlsn n werc required to reach %, when
w, a,,a " has been the requisite
h'.a,,pt for the purpose OF passing.
gln s ..a,,nV Indies deserve much credit
Ip.,4cir ,lntirng zeal TO attain their
~ ,s IL Tho schoolroom was very
op!rudisonely decorated With notices of
n ana,yenn while u profusion Of flowers
eesse,,gsnrd the chandeliers and prominent
a a"g ronspicuous places on the wall aud
"",,a,pd the room.
mWv. .a Mnlln,n. the worthy and efficient
,,gncipnl III the school, has devoted
r ll,.,"b labor 10 the tr1iDing OF these
lI a"u" ladies', aud Is dcscrvedly popu-
The programme WIS very lengthy
~ admirably presented. aud on the
pu ~. very crcdItablc. The young w..
NM W. were very tastefrlly attired. and
~ ~. scenr was one ~ which grace hnd
,,a'seoilness predoininatcd. Misses Ada
rpnnsdict. Helen Turner. Louisa Iebal,
tnria ,rorrey, Lille Schwartz and many
Iv .iars tno numerous a. especially men
INV Nv were distinguished for their close
Utilization during their cntire course
an!P,hcIr Alma M0fey, ard ~ the great
~ aovauo through life We wish them MI
s susc1 aud Happiness.
r.a ,,ud,ptr4 were. Misses Ada V. Benedict
u..asitia iilnch. Mntianne I.obl,nnycr, .boyey
i.e si.av Arntnlln n, Elnekhdder. kntie u. M.
ll,m,,k May n. l,ep,kin. Nary y. 1lepklcy.
t xxx N Wasaon Nellie H. dlnrk. Martha l..
Eu0,'anjs,fr Lizzie A. Kelly. Nellie Y. Whitaker.
,mlD.,annrlInn MrManua. Nellie \. 0Connor, Eva.
n ,.na KIM. Gatha,ine Levy. Lyde y, MeL,tena.
w.9y aNtokaa. tnuise NJ A1.nna, Katie w. Brink
AM AM Jennie Meizlc,. g. H. lsrisbnh.. Louise
M .cmV lirpning. Alice Frnrck, Eaiber Lenee.
ANY, ANY, iiilr u " Achwurz. Emily Green. Elisn
i aaa, '' t1se,, NJ 1uiner, I,oga H. Furueaus.
WINK WINK 4, Crawford. Katie Martin, ionp Torrey.
fnaab jlnulwnre tspuinu Iegal. and Amanda |
sVAaIIFthat there was to mar tile pleasure |
i M occasions WIS tho fact Of these |
y va,inp ladies receiving diplomas with
ilc upmog Of negroes attached, whose |
Iiernry attachments were nucl, inferior |
n fheir recipients. and who lent their
nrpsenre on the occasion to test. IN
bnrh'a speech before tho Board has IL,
how far the people of this State would
sibnit 10 their overbcAring conduct.
The exercises concluded AT u late hour
IN dance, IN which the scholars aud
theft guests participated.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24
Notice to Gas Filters and
Builders.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS Gas LIGHT COMPANY, I
Corner Baronne and Common streets. :
All Gas Filters and Builders doing business
within the area supplied by this company are
hereby notified that the revised rules and regula-
tons relating to gas fitting will be enforced from
and after January 4 1876. and that gas will not
be supplied to buildings fitted up after that date
by any except properly Qualified persons hold
ing a certificate from the company.
: Copies OF the rules may be obtained upon APP
plication ut this Office
THEOBALD FORSTALL.
General Superintendent.
DECEMBER 7. 1875. d19 I2t %
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24
PAUL SAUVE.

ORLEANS 1NFIRMAnY-
IA Dauphins street,
| Under the charge Of Drs. SAINT, chopin
u. W. BHlCKELL. q. BEARD and J. d. BHtNH
This established institution Ia open for the re-
eeption Ut patients. Only frst-clhss aceotnmo
dations. No contagious diseases admitted.
Patients ntrsed In the best manner and fsf
| from flrst-class restaurant.
Terms. AZ per day. d2t i'm
( 0t,DAaE- PAPER WOODENwARE.
MANILA ROPE, from 4 inch ,lp h. . inch.
bISAL ROPE. from !, iueh up 81 81. inch.
1000 coils COTTON ROPE. A. 5-1s, Il and y.
inches.
TAlI'ED COIiDAGE. MAHftNE, HOUsIINE
WORMLINE. HAMBROLjNE and STUN
YARN.
PACKING YARN. SASH CORD aud OAKUM.
10000 KEAMS PAPER, HIKE, 4xis. isx2o. tssgs
2Dx5D aud 3i-5e.
PAPER BAGS, from 4 h ~ 10 ss N.
full stock Of WOODENWAHE
BRUSHES. Ak HANDLES.
gHOOMY. COFFEE MILLS.
TWlNES. TACKS
MATCHES. stgvEs.
BASKETS. FISH HOOKS AND LINES.
DIiMtJOHNs, BLACktNG.
BLUEINd. TOILET SOAPS.
INK. FIRE WORKS,
Etc.. ETC., Ete.
All for sale al lowest market prices by
J. G. MORRIS,
dtp lot AZ and a gehoupitoulas street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24

when we look around our own hearth,
cannot find somewhere sore need Of
gifts which we have long stubbornIy
witbheld-gifts which cost no money,
but are priceless. - NcW York Tribune.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24
AMUsEMENTS.

ST CHARLES THEATRE
Engagement for limited period Of the peerless,
LOTTA.
supported by tho favorite comedian Mr.. y. A
i L1fGhH Ens apd ne eminent aetyr Mr. O. W
G bahMRTif Gg onfth 1SSygy D. Abbsys supero
THURSDAY EVENING. Dec. AZ.
ZIP, or Point Lynde Light.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY EVEN
lSGs, TIE LITTLE DETECTIVE.
LDTTA In six characters.
Adift Toy viii be- given TO every child In lhe
audienee. d2a N
BIDwELL's ACADEMY or music. % III
TUESDAY. DEC. II, and Tor tho HOLIDAYS.
Produced ~ Magnificent Style. J. Baldwin Buck.
sion g 6cnrgeous Spsctueln.
Tho Ice Witch.
burpasslng IN splondor anything ever produced
N THIS city. Expressly arranged and adapted
for tho
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS.
New and Brilliant bcenery. Dazzling Transfer.
NATION. Novel Mechanical Effects Rich and
:. iumes, New and Popular Music si''' o''''' 'o'
Engaged expressly fer this great npetaele. the
hsgItst Midgets. the vt. Felix Ballet Troupe.
MAT1NEES WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
The Annual TOY GIFT Matinee will take place
on Christmas. Dec. It, de2i
GLOBE THEATRE
Corner Of l,aronne and perIdo streets.
MARSH ADAMS. Business and stnee Manager.
NEW COMPANY. NEW STARS.
NEW FEATURES.
First. week of Miss Laura Markham lle Queen
If longs.
M III a
Miss Annie Gullngitef vocalist aud sketch attjet,
Mr. Cbas. Gallagher. Irish comedian and sketch
artist.
Hennessey Bros. double song and dance artists.
Nj Jno. II. Weaver. Ethiopian comedian.
Miss Belle Steele. serio-comio vocalist md act
fess, All the old fnvorites returned.
Grand success Of the CAN GAN.
SATURDAY, Dee. 81, fChriatinag Night after
The PERFORMANCES. will be given at this theatre. u
GRIND Fancy Dress and Masquerade Bail
In actiys preparation soon 10 bs introduced.
Madame ReDtz's Female Bathsrs. die
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24
COMMERCIAL. AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY
No. 247 st. Charles street.

Session opened MONDAY. September 6. ISIS
r. NJ. LUSHER Principal.
!, All the English branches. including Mathema-
ucs ana the Natural Sciences, with the Modern
rienced teachers. 8 -s'e,-s ~ e~l'o-
For terms, ETC.. apply At the Academy. del9 I'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24
Brook STEAM RICE MILL
9. H. ALLEN,
10, 81 and DJ Tehoupitoulas street,

NEW ORLEANS.
This In the most extensive Mill in the South
and the quality VI our Rice unsurpassed Mill
ing rates: No !, &c. Der H.. No. o. &c. per ID.
Sacks furnished on orders ~ Lock Box SIC. New
Orleans. Eight sucks Of Brnn returned 10 the
planter for every 100 barrels i,ics received.
dele i'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24
Rooms 81 the Democratic state Central

HOOms " tne UeWOeralic StNve CenITAt
COMMITTEES. New. Orleans, Dec. a., Is75.-Tho
yention will assemble, IN this city NJ tst PHrirks
Hall. on WEDNESDAY. tlts 9TH day Of january.
1876. ut IL o'clock m. If ffE
BY order VI the .. ...
Hon, ROBERT II. MARI,
President Democratic Btate Central Committee.
OsGAH ARROYO. Secretary dsgtd
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24

Oflce New Orleans and (arrOlltOn Rail.
road Company. New Orleans. Dec, ~, ts7b.-At h
special mcctlpE of The Bo1fd " Directors. hold
was declared, payable on aud after January 10,
1876, making eight psr cent. declared out III the
profits III The year is75.
d24 ~ r MUEIlIDi. Secretary
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24
LEEDS FOUNDRY,
ESTABLISHED IN 1851
Garner Dolord and FOucher streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
We are prepared TO manufactur"

We are prepared W Hdhoia'"
STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS,
SUGAR MILLS,
SUGAR KETTLES,
DRAINING MACHINES,
SAW MILLS,
COTTON PRESSES,
NEWELL SCREWS,
GIN GEARING,
FURNACE MOUTHS,
CRATE BARS,
JUDsON's GOVERNORS,
and all kinds Of Plantation and Steamboat WORK
and every description of Machinery for the
South. Ao
We bog to call special attention to our large
stock of Sugar Kettles. Having purchased Inc
entire stock OF the Stacker Iron Works OF ZEN
nessee. for which Mr.. e. T. Lavillebeuvre was
formerly agent. land the only genuine Ionnes
ace Kettle in the market,) We offer the same lo'
sale as well as those Of our own manuiaau.t
Az Reduced Rates, price lists OF which we WIN y
pleased to furnish on application. d1S l@
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24

Suitable resolutions were passed al III ma
meetings where the above nominations aud
elecuons wore made. but their number and
length preclude publication III ertenso.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-24
MERCANTILE PUBLIC.

II IL the chief aim Of the Editor to make the
DF.MOCHAT the best paper for our CONNER
CIAL AGRICULTURAL and INDUSTRIAL
CLASSES; and to POLITICIANS. of SOUND
VIEWS, as well us for FAMILY CIRCLES. De
voted 10 the rights of Person and Property 1t
will wage unceasng war upon all Rings or
Combinations by whomsoevcr formed, which
geek through unjust. unwiso and corrupt mono
poles and franchises. to enrich the few Nv Tue
oppression and spoliation Of the many
Advocating local sell-govor1lment for the PEG
pie it will DO the enemy of usurpation ho"So
ever and by whomscever att emptcd.
Under susl principI.~ ths DEMOCRAT WI
be the BEST. medium for ADVERTISERS
RoBT. TYLER. Editor
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-23

THE FAvoRITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
Corner OF King and Ormsny streets, is becoming
the favorite resort of this city. The great
attraction is fredericksburg Beer. while the
best of wines, liquors and cigars are, also, sold
at the bar. first class Pedro Came for the
amusement Of guests cold lunch at oil hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recommen-
dations to public favor. X. R. Brown is the
proprietor.
s. J. WHITE. M. o., Physician and Surgeon,
is once more at his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store, Carson Street, opposite the Capitol.
je30-tf
IMPORTANT, Endorsed by he Medical PRO.
fession DR. VIM HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures COUGHS, Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases of the Throat and Chest. DR..
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE ANODYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. nhi2-Gm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-23

Letter From Attorney General kit
treI
We copy the following letter from the
Tribune of last evening:

We copy the following letter from the
Tribune of last evening:
CARSON CITY, Sept. p. 1875.
Editor Tribune: That the public may
properly understand what instrument
tality have had in the appointment OF
Samuel Miller to the post of guard at
the State Prison, beg to submit the
following statement:
Somewhere about the middle of
August, Governor Bradley entered my
office and addressed me about as follows:
General kittrell, there is young man
in my Office by the name of Miller, who
is poor and wishes to be appointed n
guard at the Prison-he is from the
State of Virginia and knows some Of my
people back there says he wants to
study law and wishes to make n little
money at the Prison to enable him TO
prosecute his studies. Iwisb you would
see Colonel Hynan and get him TO make
the appointment"
I readily and willingly consented to
act ID accordance with the Governor ;
wishes in the pemises and that day saw
Mr.. LYMAN and told him Of Governor
Bradleys request. and without a mo-
ment's hesitation he, Hyman, signified
bis Willingness to make the appointment
Of Miller.
acted in the matter wholly on the re-
quest and recommendation of the Gov
ernor, not knowing Miller, nor ever hav-
ing heard of him until the Governor re-
quested me, as above stated. to speak TO
Hyman in his behalf.
This is the extent of nly concurrence
IN the young man 5 appointment.
This is not the time for me to take
notice of other matters contained in
Governor Bradley's communication pub
lished in to-day . Enterprise, which
Indirectly refer to my action. heretofore,
rs one Of the Board Of State Prison
Commissioners.
When tho time does come for me TO
vindicate my official acts, shall do SO
in a spirit Of frankness and candor, re
gardless Of whose standing or interest it
Dsy effect. Respectfully,
John L. kIrrRELL.
We hope that General kitsrell will
very soon think that the time has come |
10 vindicate his official acts; for knowing |
him to be a very honest, truthtelling. |
gentleman. We are sure that
what be may say will be the truth
told. without evasion, bubble
or shutting. And We believe that he
knows a good deal that ought TO be
made public.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-23

SILL the rafting soGnds as of nus
kerry on the skirlnish line, continue, de
sultorily, to be borne upon the wind a.
it comes from the direction Of Chinatown
We sit here, within ear shot OF those
sounds, and ask, in vain, what those
sounds may mean. Oar not going to
inquire is not q self-concession to a cher.
ished laziness. not at ALL There is d
limit beyond which true dignity cannot
step. To walk three hundred yards to
ask Chinaman why he is engaged in
popping fire crackers is Incompatible
with the maintenance Of the editorial
consequence. 1t would be mira dig,
and We will remain in self-respectful
ignorance.
The GLENBnooK BALL takes place TO-.
night. This is the grand wind up to the
seasons pleasures st Lake Bigler. Or
ders for teams let. at Winnie & David's
with that hearty response which charac-
terizes the gifted and conscientious sta
ble-keepers Of our delightful little city.
We ARE prayeriully preparing to do
justice, putfatively, to Mrs. Anna 5.
Brooks emporium of millinery and gal
lery of the floral art. We shall make a
professional visit of inspection to that
abode Of fashion and taste during the
first moments OF a relaxation from the
cares Of professional labor.
PROFESSOR JACOBSON party, night be-
fore last at the Turner'S Hall, is reported
by those who attended as q very pleasant
and well conducted affair. The Profess
or scrapes a melodious horsehair and is
said to be proficient in the sal.atory art.
The GILT FRAME ordinance is pub
lished in this number Of the AppEAL.
Let fallen woman carefully read and
study its instructive and corrective lines,
and sinful man contemplate its solemn
If THAT Agricultural Society meeting
IS to be held October %, and advertised
Tor thirty days, the notice should be in
print for to-morrow's papers. TerJun.
sap. set.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-23
ORDINANCE NO. &c.
An Ordinance I'm Relation to Houses
Of III Fam. in Carson City.

The Board of Trustees Of Carson City
| do ordain:
SECTION l. After the first day OF No.
venIbcI, /. -. 1870. 10 iouse q: il fame
shall be opened. kept Or used as snch in
Carson City, Oiinsty coUnty. State OF
| Nevada: except on Ormsby street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets and back
| east and west to the alleys in blocks
thirty-four (34) and thirty-fve (35) in
Sears, Thompson and Sears division Of
said Carson City; and all entrances to
the houses within said limits shall be
from Ormsby street only, and all win
dows or other openings in the houses
within said limits situate on corners of
said blocks shall be closed from street
gaze by blinds or curtains; and any
house in said city ont of said above
named limits now open, kept Or used as
a house of III fame, or which may prior
to the first dag Of November, A. d. 1875,
be open. kept or used as a house Of Ill
fame, shall on or before the first day OF
November, A. d. 1875, be closed and
shall not thereafter be open, kept or
used as house Of i'll fame.
SEC. ,. The term house of i'll fame as
used in this Ordinance shall for all pur-
poses of this Ordinance be held and
construed as Synonymous with. and to
mean the same as, houses of prostitution
or bawdy houses.
SIC. 3. A violation of any Of the pro-
visions of the first section of this Ordin-
auce shall be deemed nuisance, and
any person duly convicted thereof shall
be punished bv fine not exceeding five
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-23

Dry Goops, CARPETS, ETc.-Our ole
time fellow citizen and well known dr.,
goods merchant, Mr.. L. Morris, ha,
been replenishing his stock with n view
TO meeting the demands of the fail mar
ket. Therefore he briefly informs hi
customers and the public in general tina,
he I've should say they, the firm being
l.. Morris 4 Co. has opened their au.
tumn and winter goods, and that they
comprise rare selections in dry goods,
shoes, carpets, etc. To quote the Ian
guage Of Morris & Company well con-
structed advertisement, This being the
largest and most elegant assortment ever
offered in this city. call is earnestly
solicited"
HOME BREwEp GAs.-We have no
reference. in the heading. to any domes-
tic garrulity or the loquacity which
finds vent in curtain lectures, but.
rather, to the making. within the
domicile, by economical process and
with the aid OF nicely devised ma
chinery. of combussible gas. equal
in quality to the very best that
is furnished by the most elaborate works.
We refer to the Springfield Gas Ma
chine offered for sale by Messrs. Nye
x Acheson, Pine street, San Francisco.
The superior qualities of this machine
are set forth in the advertisement Of that
firm in another column Of the APPEAL.
To PILL THE FLOWING BOWL in the
most approved fashion and with the
choicest condiments, and to enjoy the
comforts and attractions Of good COM
pany, sitting, meanwhile, under the
patriarchsl trees which embower the
same the Sazerac is the short cut to
glory and a serenity of virtuOus repcse.
Jimmy Dealy is there in all his pulchri-
tude. and George Gibson is there in the
happiness of en- exemplary personality.
70 say more would be to paint the lily
and gid refined gold. See Messrs.
Dealy & Gibson's new advertisement.
WE ARE PREPARED to see in this morn
inG's Enterprise an answer, by Mr.. Hy-
man to Governor Bradley Elko letter.
If our expectations are well founded the
public is likely TO be treated to very
spicy statement from the Warden. He
told our reporter yesterday morning that
if he had ever stolen a penny's worth
from the State be did not know it, and
that he challenged investigation and
proof.
TIE ALLEGHANIANs gave a concert at
Virginia City last night. They will open
at the Carson Theater tomorrow night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-23
COUGH I0IEkCES.

IA There IS INDEPENDENTLY no other remedy
vso certain in its effects. ASTHMA, WINTER
COUGH, BR.NCHITIs AND DISORDERS of THE
THROAT alike yield to its influence. The highest
medical testimony states no better cure for these
complaints exists tnow proved by over nall u
century experience. They contain no opium,
morphia or any violent drug. kHATrSG's COUGH
LozENGEs. prepared by THoMA. HEATING, Lon
don, Britain. are sold by all druggists. Agents
for the Pacific Coast, REDISeroS, H SETTER
Co, San Francisco. spls-4m-3p
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-23
HOUSE AND LOT IN CARSON
FOR SALE.
ALSO FOR SALE A FARM OF 32O
ACRES. LOCATED IN SANTA
BARBARA CO. CAL.

TINE HOUSE HAS FIVE ROOMS. AND Is
Il supplied, by pipes, with water from a
never-failing spring. The lot is very large and
affords the best of facilities for o garden and
orchard.
THE FARM is q very desirable piece of land
and susceptible Of the most profitable kind OF
cultivation.
For terms apply at this office. aug9
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-18
The Chief J usticeship.

We would call tho attention Of the
members OF the L.gisl sture the
Republican members especially-to
the the fact that no Increment has
been made toward nominating a can
didate for Chief Justice of the Su
preme Court. IF there is no other
candidate than Judge Ryan. the
present incumbent, the greater por-
ton of the people in the western
part of the State will not vote at all.
Their opinions of Judge Ryan may
be Incorrect. According to general
repute he is q man controlled by
bitter prejudice, ungoVernable pas,
sion, and overbearing and tyrannical
when in the possession of power:
We have no desire to injure Judge
Ryan. If his traits are not such as
we have represented, if the "leopari
has changed his spots" if the asper-
ity of his disposition has boon soft
ensd by time. age or Misfortune, or
from any OIL her cause, il the readers
of the HERALD couli be satisfied of
50 grateful o change, notwithstand-
ing his favorito maxim thai "might
MAKES right" and that God. and ma
ture intended that weaker men
shoaid become the property and
slaves of the stronger, perhaps We
might refrain from ali attempts to
contest his right to his present seat.
We remember that the Milwaukee
Sentinel declared, whom no was first
appointed by Governor Taylor, that
"Judge Ryan would be well qualified
to be Chief Justico Of the kingdom
of Dahomey on the African coast,
not Of the State OF Wisconsin" If
the Democratic par y would desire
Judge on the bench of Democratic
antecedents, and will nominate a
person loss abnoxiOu5 To reas Enable
men of ali parties, we would DO will
ing h, should bo elected. If, how
ever, it is the intention Of the Dem
ocrats and Reformers to sanction the
choice of Governor Taylor, we shall
insist upon the Republican party
making q nomination. There are
abb men in tho S.a.e, and in the
city OF MIlwaukes, that would be
acceptable to the Republican party.
Should contest be entered upon,
we want the choice of candidate
to fall upon a man of known integ-
rity, who is fully competent to dis
charge the duties Ct that important
office, and whose popular strength
will be such "a will lead to probable
success. The members Of the Legis-
lature are-in proper position to know
the sentiments of the peorls of the
State, and the Republican party
would be willing to yield to the
ju lgment of their representatives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-02-18
Showing Their Hands Again,

The House of Representatives at
Washington has again witnessed q
scene of excitement akin to what
the country was familiar with in the
days before the war. Inspired by
the recent successes of the D4mo-
cratic party, tho Southern chivalry
begin to put on airs of superiority
and to crack the whip over the heads
of Northerners who will not servile-
ly cringe to Thorn Of yore, when
they used to enforce th ,ir demands
with the bludgeon and bowie knife.
In the course of the deba'e on the
Civil Rights bill John Young Brown,
a sprig of Kentucky chivalry, made
a cowardly and savage attack upon
Gen Butler, of Massachusetts, His
premeditated and predetermined re-
marks were of such character as
to transcend the rul3s of the House
and outrage honor and decency.
When called to order by tho Speaker
he was guilty of q sneaking prevari-
cation. Mr.. Dawes, warmed by the
remembrance of his experience Of
Southern temper in times past pro-
posed TO have Brown expelled for
what was plainly a gross violation of
the privileges of debate but he
finally withdrew this proposition,
and motion Of Mr.. Halo, of New
York, was passed, by which the Of
fending member was called to he
bar and censured Browns course
disgustod the decent Democrats
quite "a much as it incensed the Re-
publicans. The Republicans recall
the ante bellum scenes OF disorder
and violence that were enacted in
the House, and wondered if the ac-
cession of the Democrats to control
would introduce again tho former
mode Of d:bate and action.