The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-24
ON DIT.

President the courts adjourned.
.... The Custom House was silent yester
day for the sane cause.
In fact it was dull day at the City
Hall Tuesday morning.
-. The customs offices a. this port will be
closed Thursday, 25th inst, Thanksgiving
Day.
-. Miss Rosa Sanders was the successful
competitor for the gold watch at the st.
Francis Fair.
- Chief Engineer O'Connor will submit
his final report on the inspection Of the Fire
Departments of the North and East by next
week.
-. Columbia Fire Company No. 5 will
hold their annual meeting on the night Of
the 18th of December, when an election OF
officers will take place.
The several police courts yesterday ad-
journed out Of respect to the memory of Vice
President Wilson. In the Fifth the adjourn
ment was made on the motion of Attorney. at
Law w. II. Green.
The City Council met in regular session
at noon yesterday, and after the usual open
ing proceedings adjourned, out of respect to
the memory of Vice President Wilson, until
Thursday at IL M.
-. There was an effort made Tuesday
morning to place at half-mast the State. House
flag, out of respect to the memory of Vice
President Wilson, but the staff was out of
order and the flag did not go out.
-. There was a meeting of Conservative
Of the Legislature in one of the
committee-rooms, at the State-House, last
night. Bills to be presented at the next meet
ing Of the Legislature were considered.
-. The public squares are undergoing
thorough repairs and cleaning. In several
The Administrators intend making them
places OF resort for the ladies and children
next summer.
-. Judge J. W. Falls, Seventh Metropoli-
tan Police Court, sent Administrator McCar.
thy twenty-five dollars for fines collected
during last week. Judges Mccormack and
L. Adams have not made their returns for
week before last
"A little bird has whis.led on our win
dow seat that Mr.. Robert H. BARLEY is about
to leave his whllom companions and join the
grand army of the Benedicts. The Hlber-
man Association ought to parade at this aus
pic Gus event for their lost brother.
49,. A pretty little bijou of steamer, called
he Julia, arrived here yesterday from New
FORK. She was purchased by Col. Anderson
md Mr.. Eads for dispatch boat, to run be-
Understand she was built for VIM. NJ. Tweed,
when he was g Boss in New York city.
-. Gov. Kellogg has written to the Gov
rnors of the several Southern States asking
he taxation for State purposes, including
interest fund and the date and the approx
nate amount OF last interest payment on
,onded debt. The answers compiled, it is
x pected, will make good campaign docu
nent.
-. The famous can tatrice Titiens, who was
N concert tour of Northern cities under
lax Strskosch was compelled to cancel her
Engagements, being afflicted with tumor
Thich renders it impossible for her to sing.
will be heavy loser by this mis-
nance. Nine. Arabella Goddard, who was
ne of the company, will probably start on a
our of her own, taking with her our brilliant
oupg townsman, Mark Kaiser, and other
lembers of the Titiens company.
. The case of the nickel counterfeiters |
AS taken up before Commissioner Shannon |
tuesday, morning, and Judge Gastinel ap-
cared on behalf of the prisoners. The case
the women charged with passing the base
Din was first considered, and the evidence
ent that they knew nothing about it. Com
Missioner Shannon accordingly released them
n thei4 own recognizancs.aA The other cases
ere postponed, and the prisoners released |
n $500 bonds for their appearance
allied for.