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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22
~ There is muci, less base ball

Fl TxA,e il muci, less base bal
a,laying Aaa1, sssslal this season.
II Senak4r Gsnsirr has been ap
pointed ala,saer Of the Board o
Harlar N.,ss.els I'd the port Of New
,Orleaas-
The &n;saness Of the Patent Of
flee 1T ,AVashisast"n has thus far th;.
year been larss.s. than Tor any seal
.lreviols.
II Memorial Day in Ratas1 Kaagt
was olaeel we'd with more tkan usuai
splcndor. The graves sf tie Confed.
crate dead were.tastily decorated with
flowers
u A heavy pressure IS being
brought to be4r. upon Attorney Gen
.eral Field to .sscurc his influence i'll
the dissolution Of the iniuuetion
against the appropsiatios bill, ser Ger.
tain items thcleof.
~ The three richest 4aeA in the
British Heuse Of ComnoHs are self
made men, with no family arms. One
liz Sir George Elliot, wko made 80,
250,OO0 last year; the others are
Messrs. FielGen aud Hermon, ws1tll
about 81 ,5OQA4OO year each.
~ The United States Treasury
now has SAYS, 49,, 400 in United States
bonds on deposit to secure the cireu-
lation of National Banks, and Sl6,-
152 200 to secure public deposits. The
National Bank circulation outstand-
ing amounts to s;49, ,45O, ,20l. OF this,
s., ,42s, 600 age notes issued to gold
banks.
y The average number of cigars
smoked each hour in the United
States is 5,l66,oOO. During the last
fiscal year, the,import duties Oh cigars
amounted to sG,l50,6O Al. The
total amount Ot taxes on cigars in
currency was $s3,243, ,575 81. Grand
total, $M, ::o3 ,as o3.
~ Reports flpm various Sections
of tho country generally agree hkat
both corn aud cotton are late, with
M inferior stand Of the latter. Early
corn is about knee high and looking
well. The very earliest cotton has
just been chopped out. A great deal
Of the earlier planting bas been plowed
up and planted ovsl. The condition
Of the lands WAS never better, and
laborers are working very we'll
O"aeAita Telegraph.
" The gentle showers of the past
week has given an impetus to corn
and cotton, AS we'll ~ to other crops,
and if We can judge from what we
have seeE. as wess as what we hear,
the prospects in hds parish are better
than they have been for several years.
White a,ea black are also working
with Il vim. and exhibit more discre-
tion in their purchases than hereto
fore.--Patxiot- Democrat.
T. This seems to be a favorable
seasop for catching fish in the river
Lewis JOHNSON Of Hal,nville, scenes
to he doing fine business in catching
and selling ish. On last Friday he
caught = cat fish which weighed one
hnnAned and ten pounds. 1t con-
taineN thirteen pounds Of oil. The
ds,h and oil, even at the low prices of
this nrighborhood. netted Mr.. John
son oyer six dollars. He frequently
cafches as many "a four cat fishes
when going the rounds Of his lines
s., I3.ayIss 5-~a:d
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Axents for the Chief:

ASCENSION PARISH.
Wn- g. Wilkinson, DonMdsonvii'e, La
Gervais Gauthreaux,
a.eonxrxl Uufel,
Dr. john Dominique, Dosniaique's Landing
Augustus knight. LinwOd Plantation.
Dr. A. b. Robertson, Dutch Stores.
Johu Dixon, New River.
j. b. Hebert, .
Alex Meyers, Manchac and Port Vincent
ELSEWHERE.
Thss. Mcintyre, New Orleans, La
Chas. o. DOnnaud,
Geo r. RoweN & Co., New York.
r. II. Walker e. Co., Baltimore. Maryland.
Nooeu T. Cheslnan, st. Louis, Missouri.
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News Items.

General John C. Breckenridge il
dead.
| Surveys for a canal across Florida
are under way.
| Guatemala has recognized the in.
dependence of Cuba.
The National Bank of Rio, of Rio
Janerio has suspended.
The Black Hills Sioux visited Wash.
ington on the 10th inst.
Josh Frazer, colored, was hanged
at Camden, S. c., on the 4th.
Sidney, Australia, has been visited
by heavy and damaging floods.
Jno. P. King has been reelected
president of the Georgia railroad.
A national donation has been voted
Garlbaidi by the Senate at Rome.
The President will not attend the
Bunker Hill centennial celebration.
Fifty thousand barrels of whiskey
were seized in Boston on Saturday.
The Hon. Thomas Biddle, United
States minister to Ecuador, is dead.
| The bark Hesperus, from Georgia
to Montevideo, was abandoned at sea.
Judge Pierrepont assumed bis du-
ties as Attorney General on the 10Th.
Pennsylvania will make but half a
wheat crop if present signs prove cor
| rect.
Five thousand barrels Of whiskey
We're seized at Baltimore ou Saturday
last.
Mr.. Godlove S. Orth, the new Amer
lean minister to Vienna, has reached
there.
Cadet G. s. Hall was fatally injured
ut West Point by fall from his
horse.
Latest advices swell the number of
persons lost on the steamer Cadiz
to g..
The y. s. steamer Richmond
reached Valparaiso on the 28th of
March.
The Alabama Press Association
held its annual session at Huntsville
last week.
Secretary Bristow will deliver au
address at Cave Hill on decoration
day, May Both.
Six Cinnamon were ordained at
Calias Me-, on the l4th, by the Meth
odist Conference.
Three ladies We're drowned last
week while fordiug the Sandusky
River in a wagon.
j. j. McKinnon, an English forger
and confidence man, was arrested at
Richmond on the 18th.
Six steamers sailed for Europe on
the 18th taking out 1905 cabin and
1913 steerage passengers.
No more elections for the French
Assembly will occur until the new
Senate is organized.
A storm on the great lakes during
the night of May 18th, drove six ves-
sells on the Canada shore.
Henry Toy, Is years of age, was
accidentally drowned at New Orleans
on thursday OF last week.
Hon. D. D. Pratt, the new Internal
Revenue commissioner, has assumed
the duties of the position.
A citizen of Baltimore sends to the
Treasury over $4,000 which he had
withheld from the Treasury.
The Underwriters Association of
the South held it's fourth annual ses-
sion at Savannah last week.
Lieut. Tyler relieves Capt. Cook in
charge of the national cemeteries at
Chattanooga and Nashville.
The college of bishops of the NJ. f.
Church South, in session at Nashville
last week, adjourned May 18th.
Two Louisville colored girls quar-
relied about a mutual lover, last week,
and one stabbed the other to death.
It is rumored aud denied that Mr..
Fish, Secretary Of State, will resign
at the end of the present fiscal year,
june Both.
Russia has signed convention
, 1875-11-18

1naIans ca'i, by auy process, be civilized and
educated. Can they be etlncates1 ,y my
compulsory proceedings, or must tho Indians
be permitted to perish nnd rass awny as pau
pera, md Idle. worthless bcggars nntl sasasca?
Tho policy urged by the Commission in at
best M experiment. It proposes to rovolu-
tionizc tho Indtan social md industrial sys-
tenn. It IL to oivilizc tho Sionx by force. It
IL II question Of deep conocrn, appealing to
tho humanity md pationco Of tho American
people towards these unfortunate and perish
ing tribes. At all events, wo think tho tinlo
ilas como WHEN tho Indians shall bo coui-
PEELED to accept rs conclusive whatever nr-
raugcn,cnt tho Government ,nny establish.
and tlo farcs Of treaty y-.naking be abandoned
fnr tle ft1turG
, 1875-11-18

A court proceeding in Philsdelphio yoster-
slAy brings into notice the onoo famous Credit
alobilier, which was generally supposed to
llayo passed cut OF existence. But there is
life yet remaining, and ii is tic samo old sort
Of 1ite-fraud aud corruption. An injunction
was yesterday granted in favor Of Rowland
G. HAzAnp to prevent what ho alleges to ba
q fraudulent settlement Of demand note for
$1,000, 900 given by tho Union Pacific Rail-
road Company in part payment for services
rendered by tho Credit Mobilier Association.
It is sought by HAzAnp to prevent a coinpro~
misc which shall release the Railroad Com.
pany from thia Indebtedness.
, 1875-11-18

Tho Chicago produce markes exhibited
Attlo change yesterday. Mess pork WAS in
better demand, and 200 per bzl higher, clos
ing at s19.2o seller the year, aud S1o.40 for
February. Lard waa mora aetiyo, and 5@71o
per 100 tba higher, closing ut Sll.s7t seller
the year, and Sl..o74 for February. Meats
we're quiet and easier, closing at 10 for part
shoulders (boxeD; 1o3@1o1o for short ribs
do. and 11@115o for short clears do, IIielt.
wines were quiet and stsady, at $1.1l1 per
gallon. Flour waa more notivo aud unchanged,
Wheat was more active and 70 higher, closing
at Sl.074 cash and Sl.oTs for Dscemles.
Corn Was quiet aud steadier, closing ut 5lAo
cash and 6oso for November. Oxts wey.
more active aud 3@so lower, cloaing at 3u,o
cash and 5000 Tor December. Ryo was fr1aer
at s7ac. barley VIA moro aotiva md 13Gau
higher, c!osing $40 caah aud S5ao for Dccenl-
Der. Hogs were dull until uoar the close,
when fair activity prevailed at l0@l5a reduc-
uon from Tuesdays closing rates. 6alsH we1s
snsotsd 1t 98.75@7. 10 ios common to primo
packing eraaaa. Castls wers quist and ssoady,
, 1875-11-18
THE NEW BONDS.
TAfilf tA{EilfiIT

Spfetas Dispatch to 1halchteaas Tnannt.
WARRINGTON, .. O.. Nov, 17.--secrstAry Da''
tow will not cou,monoe tho negotiation of sl:t
~ or per ceut loan until after tue meet
lng OF Congress, for two foasonss Flr's III
ambiguity 10 rho Inw which authorized thu con-
version Of tho per cents; second. the zao;f''
ity In tho new Bpoois Resumption aot as to Ill
authority to sell bonds to fulfil! the faf'
poses Of that act. The original la' pr.
yldetl for converting sl,59o, ,oMo9l b
par ceuta into Q2o0,000,o0o 8 per coa'',
$500, 900 600 " por CENTS and sio,o9o @.'9}
per ceuts. but aecra:asy Boutwell, got Go 'sF's'
TO amend tue law so as to allow Of suH; ;
$500 00o 900 perc cents. Tho amendment 1a'l11 y
to spoc.fy whethor t4s tncroase OF SJoo.t"G1,' -,
should be tpken from the ~ OF per eehs soIl"
and tho ptesant Hecratacy Is IN douGt ntsa,'.
1to In at liberty to continue refundlng p} rs'''o ~
az Der cont bonds. The ambiguity III u's 1'S'
sumption act Ia Ill thosn wordss
Tho Secretary Of tue Treasury "a suthoftea NJ.
aellt and tlpose Of, Ut not !e.a sAan r. ~. ,iau
either Of ehe descriptions Vt bouda o. sos III III,
atltsa dsa:tited iu tho act Of July u. islo NV
m act to authorize the stfnudiay Of 1he ~. III n,
tiobt with Mle 4aaGtics. privileges an1 eten e.
TO tho extent nsctszaty 70 carry thls act mo a
htlt( to uss the proceals thereof for the pusp" "
sAd. it,, ,,to3
Tho claim has bsan nude. aud IL o!s! a,vu, " ,
that, under this clalso. the aecsetaty .. ~
TIeastlyy has the power tn Lila discretion :" :"
crsass tho public Aeb!.
, 1875-11-18

Tho I'cace Society Inns n l,arl timc OF It.
No sooner nro tho great powers 9niet than
the little ones get at it. The 1Iorzegovin;ans
oro still hgl,ting away Mt tho T,.r1ra. Don
ALFONSO md Don CAnLos are still 1y tho
cars. Tho Aahausccs nre fighting the Djnn-
bins, trying to force them into allegiance
The Checn Hans, race Of fair-hairca Chi
neac, hayo broken loose and aro attacking
Nong Han. Tho kabba Keggas. III Atrica,
are at war with tue Karaqnes. Tho Khan Of
Khokand is still disputing Russian aggression.
sfalncoa is gottiug rcady to resist Great Brit
ain, and a revolution Inns broken out in ono
Of tho Mexican provinces. The situation ca,,
hardly bo called satisfactory to the Pence
Society,
, 1875-11-18

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, 1875-11-18
NOTES AND news.


Sptetal D1tpasoh tu Tn fhlcaao jr7aa""
wAsn,Sorox, y. O.. Nov, 17.-A c'if'ous n. 4.
stanos Of Post Oflioa delays wha djtoo'"f'e -
tic Du.oau OF Statistics to-day. when 't''s
dated May 90, 1863, aud written By De'maf' w.
Chief Of tho Bureau, was returned tsoa' ~,
Dead-Letter Office. Where tho letter has 0eeaa" ,;
the lsat sayan yeAra and hall. III ppk ''N1@
question.
THE v1cE-pREnlrEfT ~.
h+a continued to inprova duling tho da1' -,
sst up tor IN hour and a half us has ats.-
appetite, Those uho had not ssea hin 1o' w. !,
erai days observed marked improysneapt! I'M
him, aud said ha neonet better than o. Aa1 r..s.
sluca hL iIlnasa. iie ia, however. way "''
aud sew fsm vl4.tors.
NAVAL Project.
tTa the Assae{attl f4tts.l u.ra
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. 47.-tsas,Ii, III
com, Ch!oi OF tho Dn,enn OF C1nsssees.tauc at,cs, ID
llepais Ut the Navy Department. WI! sssn:"I Z!
the building Of ossts'n number OF r. nrr ra.y
annually, Of both iron aud wood pn!n " W. noa
shnli be able to compete with that OF Ap3 A"-'
Of tho world.
A. 7. GAYLORD, Of Michigan ~ ~ s1{ 'l,s {atstIx
In u Asssiant Attorney -ueneFA fof 'os AA''
Department., aud assumed CHARGE
To-day A.. @, puelI, vho wss topK t.asp W. poI. III
tpdjoEel rot alleged criminal LIBEL on ~ ,cs fof
xsch Obardts,. eavs ball for bis sppe4fa oe.s1 ose
'' Tnr Isp1Ax coAu1hsloH1asaT. .,,otsd
ssczuterv Chanl'sr ssys that ahon 40 ga.' b..
upon blu duties ~ Secretary 0! tle 1nee Hftsifs
Snaith tsncstsa is resignation. 70 that ~ s,rtse
net s4ked tho Comm'sstonss 70 EesiRa'
rs.ienat,on has not 4et beau sccep1od; p,.a
Dsrzolr, Mich, Nor. l7:-The tTef r 10 d o,.eu.
Washington speeia, s&ss th,s ranaot -. y ~
.soa taafe y n.aas shaa a. bs.fo hesn ofsa
tIa % %uoMumiss!onsrshia ~ Of Indian Aann' ,aa 49,
Ia hs kss 81 1a4tssi rR8ax eakstdAtsaa%
, 1875-11-18


The letter Of Don CAntos to King ArroSso.
Of which, mention wns mado in Wednesdays
cahlo dispatches, proves to DO On oxtraorsll-
nary document. The letter is a queer COM
pound OF cheek md shrew<lncss. Promising
that D refusal OIL the part OF Spain to recog~
nize the Independence Of C,bn will prceiri-
tato war with tho United States. CAn1.os
cooliy charges that !" tho revolution which
you rA1roSso] represent is responsible for
tho Cuban rebellion, mud imputlontly as-
sumes that if he, the rightful monarch. Ind
Ind tho direction Of affairs, no such t1iflcnlty
would have boon possible. 11aving thus
pleasantly inserted himself, CAnLos protfcrs
truce between hia heggarly follow
ing aud the armies Of Spain pend
Ing the war with the United States, but
without prejudice to his rights to tho crown,
which lie expects to wear some day. To can
furnish no soldiers but will do something in
the way Of priyatcers to prey on American
commerce. If his proposition is accepted,
the conditions Of tho truco may be settled
hereafter: If rejected, "tho world will DO
witneas that Catholic Spain has nobly done
her dsty.' It is scarcely conceivable that
this letter was written in good fnitll, OF That
it will be accorded tho distinction Of reply
by tho Aifoneist Government. towards whom
Don CARLOS occupies the attitude Of pre-
tender, rebel, md trnitor. Beyond the gain.
ing Of n little sympathy among the Ultra
luontano element IN Spain, tho manifesto IL
not likely to odd greatly to tho Cuban COM.
r,1sontirn
, 1875-11-18

AGl R1cuARpsoN explains that the Council
Julieiary Committee, in considering the
proposition to abolish the office Of City Mar
shal, reported four to one in favor Of 1t, il,-
stead Of tho reverse. as was at first repre-
scented. It 10 not unlikely that tho Council
nay abo|isl. tho office, since it is evident that
none Of tho present members can obtain it,
and since snch action will place superiutend.
ent HICKEY ut tho bend Of the force, who ia a
faToFito with the Council. Though these
motives are not Of the highest and best, tho
re0nIt would be good one, ~ the City Mar.
shal, under the present law, is simply figure
dead and useless expense.
, 1875-11-18

Tho monument erected TO the 1nomory of
CoaAn 4. POE was yesterday unveiled and
aeliccted ut Baltimore. With tho exception
pf WA1r Wn1TMAs, none Of the American
poeta wore present at tho ceremonies, though
stters were road from LosarEL1ow, BRYANT,
Ho1atEs, and others.
, 1875-11-18

In consequence Of the recent decision of
he Supreme Court relative to tho evidence
,ccessary to sustain the charge Of c1tortion,
Atty.-Gen. EpsALL has written letter to the
t1nilroad and Warehouse Commission to dis
miss tue auit against tho Chicago l. North
western Railroad Company now pendiug In
Ate1lensQn County.
, 1875-11-18

Inc 'ose'h'lons IN t!'' ~. Lon.a WHISKY
cases. 80 ,ar ~ tney expose o''le'"' aepfav'ty.
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, 1875-11-18
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

tA1yn ~ srrkcnlfTInN frAfAp9k rs ArEAseK>.
ru.fnHc t'rrpn!f mt Ills 0Clce.
3a,lY f'i,ton. re, paid.
Parts of ye&s At rams t.tc.
lfatrd n any adhrfss soUr WEEEs for......... 1,N
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Cofatr Madison nul Daarborl.sts.. Chicago, III.
, 1875-11-18

Greenbacks at the Now, York Gold Ex-
e1lange yesterday opened at sly, rose to s7S,
md closed at 81.
, 1875-11-18

rIALsrED STREET 0pEHA HOUSE Hh1stet1
street. corner Harrison. aIacEyoy'e Uibarn1con. Al
s4rnoon tul evening.
, 1875-11-18

Sheep vera inll at $3.o0@+.5o. Ono hun.
slre.l tsollnra in gold would buy 91l4.a7a in
Erponbacks nt The close.
, 1875-11-18

FA1IEELL IIALL-Msdisnn street. b>sueen Cl,rl
md L4Ealie. DuQuiney'a" Tour Of the Holy Land"
, 1875-11-18

NQ0pT MUaEUM-Monfae street., bAtwetn neAr.
horn and Stats. Afternoon, " Uncle Toms CAb!t
Evening, " Griffith 0aunt."
, 1875-11-18
PERL0NAL.

Eo1. 4, G. Patton. Of Columbus, U.t ls a.
the fremont.
Tho Hon. Wauace johnson. Of Buffalo. Is At
tho Tromon..
O. n. snd 8. 8. Waters, OF London, Eng, arc
At the fremont.
Tho lion. 4. &. Dushno1 Of arripg1eld, O.,
IA at tho Sherman.
Tho Nav York Sun ie to tssue = Sunday odl~
tlon nfter this month.
"Bho Btoops to Conquer " wes written before
tho days Of pin-bask skirts.
A philadelphia girl has broken hor ongago-
1nslt because her lover made fun Of The Conton-
utAl.
Tho lion. J. s. Waterman, Sycamore, and Ex-
Gov. w. u. CumEaek, Of Indiana, a.a 1t the
fremont.
BseBticato"--to take I midday nar-is sha
last drop in tho we'll Of English dealsl. aIr. |
Richard Grant ". ia invited TO - 'seBt." |
The Io.oa STATE Register, which claims to ho |
tho leading paper in the Htato. could only !
swear to 2,000 circulation In thp KaGson libel |
mutt.
Leo VII. of Armenia. Prince Of Karigoaz,
who waa dlspoasossed OF bis throne IN 1916, is
now living With Ills vito and Six children Ia the
bittarost poverty at Milan.
The friends snd admireta Of Bishop Thirlwall
propose to commemorate bis phme by e1eoting =
statue IN st. David's Cathedral, and founding
ono or moro opon scholarships In Cambridge
University.
Tho lion. John ". Foster, United States Him
Istor to Mexico, arrived in Now OrleaaH, yester-
daY, on route for Washington. He will be givoa
reception BY the Chamber Of oommercs OF the
former city to-day.
4 college newspaper significantly remarks I:
"Tho President has appointed tho 25th Of No
Tombor a. q day Of thspkBgiY,ng. sud Il be-
hooves every honest citizon to pick out his tur-
ley and wait for da.k night"
"Now." said 4 cltizon Of navltus, Wvo. T.. as
. vecant sanc.. gym ann that he,for In a rad
5rnnn tbat,a nv win m, ef vor 1.nra viii, h,r
moran two t,tnea narl. RI ahuta The hull ton
nv var Ind on. Whst'n var arlnk2n
...
Besslo Turner's noyel IL said 70 ahoW re-
srt.b'e familiarity .itu tho slseg Of tho police
frmation ., tho current ramor that Brother 10
Howard had band In writing tho book.
MI. Gladstone is unnblo to concur In John
ought to bo abolished, but ho docs thlnk fanora'-
sofoxn .s vary serious subject, ard he believes
might b. cu1tatlea.
Mr.. George F. Bsi.tov has for nssr1y ave
yoaru beon occupied In writing national cap
tsta, which he hopeH to produce ne1t yelr 1t the
Centennial He has taken for ltoretto tho
poem By William GLAND Bourne w.it.cn In 1861,
and entitled "Ihe 1sepaoHe'
A marty Of iadlos and gentlemen In Kookuk
wore talktng about thoasricsl mhstefe "hea For
rost's namo VIE introduced. The last tmo
a.v For.avt It aa;a a non,nnru con+,o,n.n xho
~" sottes'' b@n Po%pous Henae1nau, "ho
had been putting on al ths aiss OF hnlahea
sstss "sG ' ms, ~ aaa,'sa pr s.,e.s, s., :"
"1 forsa*e"' ino company aetoam'o'
9ne's ~ ~aoa ~ @'aoa AZ o0ssoa "s'a
tho models selected ~ s1e summer COMMITTEE.
| Hiss yYbtnoy's ia said to b. the bost but bar