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The New York herald., 1875-12-27

science or nfe rhen and not before We look for
good generations Right relations cannot be established
while one child s the ofspring OF love- culture
and virtue, another Of lusk ignorance and
vice. and while overy street and alley
places OF intemperance and debanchery After the
establishment Of educational institutions such as the
writer adv coates shall longer quarrel with our
children for the mental and physical disabilities which
have inherited from their parents This mode OF
education be engrafted upon any existing sys-
tem for il is In conflict with all modes which have
partial views Nainres teachings freedom, peace,
elevation and redempton while theology teaches
purlncaticp, salvation and harmonization Reason ls
he handmaid Of intuition and intuition s the voice Of
God II nature and ought al all times 70 be obedient
tins heavenly monitor. No educational institution
will strike The KEY note or redemption until il adopts
fer its guidance 10 spirit the two hrst commandments
enoin ng love 10 God and 90 humanity. When such
organization shall come INTO existence the oybells Of
heaven will ring general jubilee celebration Of such
event II is only through the strctest integrity
that the world will receive divine illumination and
harmonizaton. II there are philanthropiss who can
comprehend the importance Of such thorough change
would promote the health and virtue Of humanity,
and have the and disposition to embark 10 an
enterprise having that end in view the writer would
like a interview with such.
A. JOHNSON, NJ. D.. No. III East Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

ra-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEw YORK
HERAip has adopted distinguishing Coston night sgnalor
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
the coor red green red changing from to the other
ID succession and miles distant Cap
ain Of vessels seeing this signal will ooge usoy
pairing any they may have for the Ship News
Department OF the HERALD
nPersons desirous OF communicating with vessels arriv
New York addressing such vessels,
of HERALD yacht. pier No East River, New York
received from all parts the world aud promptly de-
Bvered- Duplicates required
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AsrwERr Dec 2o-Arrived. RisoriozOne dta sAno,
Ne. York
BELEAsx Dec 24-Arryed, bark Caro- Gay. Philadelphs
BREHEs, Dec 24-Arriyed barks Justita (Ger) NieAkr
New York; Ada tBl Crosby Baltimore reported arrived
pre- viousy) Otto Ger DArmer Philadelphia brig sagtta
CBr), Behren Galveston.
PLYMOUTH Dec 26-Arrived, steamer Frsa (Ger) Meyer
New York for Hamburg land proceeded.
Queenstown. Dec 26 II AM-Anivcd, steamer City Of
Richmond (r. Brooks. New York for Liverpool and pro-
ceeded).
Arrived 9th steamer Indiana, CLARK. Philadelphia 70
Iivernool land procee
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
CHRISTMAS CANTATA.

For several years past Father Gabriel A. Healy, las
tor OF ST Bernard's Roman Catholic church, West
Fourteenth street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues,
has entertained and instructed his flock Christmas
by the rendition Of descriptive of the birth Of
the Lord Jesus The dramatic arrangement Of the
poem and presentation to the large audiences which
have seen and heard il former years crafty
ing that the reverend father induced reproduce
IT, Last evening the man nall Of the church was
crowded by an apprecatve audience which thoroughly
enjoyed the solos, grand choruses the brilliant
dresses and the historical scenery that windy por
trayed the coming and the glory Of Christ The enter
tanment viii be repeated every evening until Janu
arV
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

AUSTRALIA COAsT-HKw SOUTH wALEs-RKvoLvING
LIGHT suGARLOAH POINT.
The colonial 0i New South Wales has given
notice that from tho LIST Of December 1873 nght Will be
exhibited from lighthouse HuRarloaf Point
Tie light will be revolving white light, attaining its
greatest brnncy every 10 seconds u Is elevated 2Js feet
the level Of high and In clear weather should
be seen from distance Of - miles
The Illuminating apparatus il of the first order
IN addition TO- revolving light, fixed
light. OF the ionrth order will be exhibited nom the
tower purpose warning vessels from the Seal Rocks
Position-Iat s2 20 10 $. Ion I52 80 20E
Also that further particulars Of the lights win be pub
hshed
by command Of their Lordships
FREDERICK J. EVANS, HydA A,rapher,
Photographic office, Admiralty. London, Nov 2eeiS75.
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INCENDIARIsM IN JERSEY.

A fire broke out shortly before midnight satur
day, 10 the barn belonging 10 Mr. Bogert al Mount
Vail Bergen county. n J. Before the iarm hands
could be collected together the flames had reached the
winter OF hay, and all attempts to suoduo the
FIRE afterward were futile. The building with the
adjoining structures and thcir contents ncludng
farm machines, were totally destroyed, involving a
loss 10 Mr. Bogcrt oi 81 600 There IL accounting
for the origin o the fire except that II the Work
tramps who have been r0ving through Thai district
Tor several weeks, aud who have been driven from
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
A BAD MARKsMAN.

Last night william Mcdonald. Of No Sc james street,
entered The apartments q sarah Williams, the
house and inquired where her husband a. ho had
a score 70 settle with him. Mrs Williams said that be
had gone to Brooklyn upon which Mcdonald swore
that 1i he coudnt catch tie husband he'd square
the wife" and drawing pistol be fired a shot al
her bni fortunately missed her the nali lodging tho
wall behind Mcdonald vas arrested and taken TO the
Fourth precinct station house
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
CHARLES o'CONoK
ms CONDITION GIVES c4csE ron USrAsHEss.

HIS CONDITION GIVES e-osh Foh uAsAs1NEss.
Fo,r W -sH1EoroH Dec 2e-10:l5 p NJ
49, o.,,or slight breakfast Of toast and tea this
oi Taaries o'Conor said TO his attendants that he
". not feel as well Saturday. He was less talk
alive than usual and during the day quite restless
Several visitors called but were admitted TO the
presence OF the patient
Contrary his usual custom since his convaiescence
lie has eaten no dinner o-day During the afternoon
Ne dozed at Intervals Mr. sloane appears % be con-
sderably discouraged as 20 his condition. In the
opinion OF Mr. sloane there is danger Of Mr..
O'Conors death night and If he does die his demise
Will rot be sudden but lingering The patient was not
visited by Dr. Keyes tonight
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
MR.. DU cHAILLU's LECTURE.

wild Africa" is the title Of lecture 10 be delivered
this evening by the African traveller Paul b Du
Chaillu al the Swedish church Twenty second street.
between Third and Lexington avenues Mr. Du Chailus
explorations the west OF Africa have gwen him
an intimate and extensive knowledge OF his subject and
the lecture will, no doubt be highly entertaining and
Instructive The proceeds will SO the support Of the
swedish church above mentioned
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
BOUND SOUTH.


sehr Scott Walsh, 81 John, NIB. for New York
schr $ A Boa, Mclean, Calais for New York
schr Bangor Jordan Fall River for New York.
schr Chauncey Crafts Greeley Fall River for New York
schr Franconia Dalton. Providence for New York
sehr Henry Cole, Chadwick, Boston for New York;
scsT Mage s caG & aeS0Oa rs fGt Mew York
schr Alice Borden, Taylor Providence for Baltimore
schr I Holloway Bryant Providence for New York
schr J Carver Robbins. Bangor for New York.
sehr Mary Harris, Crowley Calais for New YORK
ss Ssn ssa ESwars & Rvs & Gf. .s % York
schr Edward Everman Aston, Boston for Philadelphia
sehr s Morgan Gale. Providence for New York
schr Abel Parker, Dean Taunton for Baltimore.
sebr ohm Bsich, Hannah. Providence for New York.
eS seS He ans1 sss % ssS YS9 % New York.
scsr Mary Prime ca%Bsei IN Newport for Philadelphia
sehr Forest Oak, Parker, New Haven for Baltimore
schr Kate Newman, Newman, vnai Haven for Phiadel-
phia.
schr r A Forsyth, Hobbie. Stamford for New York
Schr o Ames, Babbett Boston for New York
6chr Buel ireland. Boston for New York
schr Narragansett shaw, Boston for Philadelpha.
sehr Theodore Dean, Evans New Haven for baltimore
Smith aaSsn T New
Schr Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, Providence for New
schr Nicola, Randall Providence for New York
sehr VIM Cloves (new, 43s tons Dixon, Port Jefferson
Tor New York.
Schr Phianthropist, Coombs, Bangor for New York.
schr Anthony Burton Johnson Providence for New York
schr Darling, Pendeton. Providence for New York.
echr Marcus Ward, Earl, Providence for New York.
Schr Haszard Mack Connecticut River for New York.
schr Carver, Robbins Bargor for New York.
Sehr Tennessee Gderseeve Deer Island for New York.
Schr Saboa, Mclean Calais for New York
schr W Wler. Wharton, Boston for New York.
Schr Bangor, Jordan, Fab River for New York
Schr William Davis Fleming Providence for New York.
Schr T. Ross, Seward, Providence for New YORK.
Schr Lucy Howell, New Bedford for New York.
6chr Timothy Fields Fields New Haven for New York
Schr James Bliss New Bedford for New York
schr Harriet Lewis Hubbard, Providence for New York
Schr Marcus Hunter Henry Woods Hole for New York.
Schr Idaho Weatherspoon, Rockland for New York.
Schr Orlando Smith. Ferns rortcnester tor Amboy
Scbr Estele Day, Christy Fall River for New YORK.
Schr Mary Lymeburner Coombs, Salem for New York
Schr Minnesota Coombs Providence for New York.
Schr Baltimore, Francis. Norwich for New York.
Schr Z Pharo Watson Somerset for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer General Whitney. Haett New York for Boston
Wipd at midnight, ESE
Barometer at sunset. SO.l1.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
A NEW POLISH CHAPEL.

new chapel for Polish Catholics was opened at No
5lS Henry and dedicated yesterday. numerous
congregation was present The dedication was
preached in the Polish language by the Rev Adaibcrt
Mhuszuy, the pastor The majority OF the Polish pop
uation estimated at about 900 or 4, 600 oi tho
Roman Catholic faith.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
NEWARK BURGLARS.

Gotthold's jewery store on Broad street, Newark,
robbed Saturday night OF over 5000 worth Of
tewelry The thieves ected entrance from the
by forcing the iron door.
Sheridan Fagan's tea store, on Ferry street.
robbed the same night Of small diamond and some
mutiated currency. The thieves were captured and
committed.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
JUDGE wHITsoN. OF IDAHO.

Associate Justice W. c. Whitson, Of the Supreme
Court Of Idaho, died in Omaha City, Neb., on the
25th inst aged IS years Of paralysis He route
for Boise city.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
ALLEGED INFANTICIDE.

Tire body Of a child about two months old was found
in the hallway or No 100 Clarke on Saturday
night aud woman named Mary Ann smith, supposed
70 Be Us mother was arrested on suspicion Of having
KILLED ~ ."
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

The Paris mail OF December announces the death OF
Count Jean Baptste de sarcus belonging 70 Of the
oldest families in France. He born at Mayenne on
June 1887 and entered the Royal Guard In 1918 he
became Captain and followed Louis XVIII into exile
when he served under the orders OF the Duc de Berry
Since his return 10 France he devoted himself to art
and his splendid Chateau OF Busy Rabutn has become
under his care a perfect museum.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping and shpmasters informed
that BY teeraphing 20 the gRALp London Bureau ad-
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, Iondon,n the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue DO OPERA
Paris the arrivals AZ and departures from European
Easorn ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
With tho United States the will be eabled this
country free Of charge
Captains arriving Al and sailing from French and Medi-
teanean ports viii find The Paris Office the economical
and expeditions or telographing newM
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

Ion re sIr spoks Norwegian barb from cArdin for
gsI I1daH Eop ogpder,sn, Larns o days IN ballast
20 Punch, Edye GO. Dec Il lat ~ " Ion % had
s jiSscssn nIaS and lost and spht sails
Bars ASnss IGe hsTass Hamburg = days - ballast 70
pe kSoD Anchored a'@sps al SANDY ~
Ssri cSsasar SsS o Thoran.en RIO Japso 50 with
"a The Equator Nov "A lon - Nov TO- lat II 40 Ion
81 ~ passed British ship showing signal letters PGrB
ssst A9snnd Nor sehase, Rio JSneiTo q Gays With
sen os9ssea the Equator Dec 4, IN Ion 81 was days
Bark 3 Ursula Cof Barbados Nearden, Rio Janeiro 81
NV NV vss wss Se entire m Bros Had strong and
Bark Br Smith Rio Janeiro 81 DAYS with coffee to
Drexe Morgan CO. vessel 10 Baumen Co Crossed the
Bark Stag Br Tyrer Rio Janeiro AZ DAYS with cee. "a
Drexel Morgan 90. Crossed the Equator Nov 20 in
Bark Kestrei (cfwindsor Es). Faulkner Maranham 4s
days with sugar and hides e order vessel to simpson
Bark Constance Or, heGi Psrpambuco Al days. with
Equator Nov 90 IL lon 80 Nov IL lat lon W spoke
brig Mohawk teTl from PsrsyhbS for Liverpool Dec
Thomas - days ont. 18th LAT l 80 lon q 40 4 British N
port or Havana So DAYS out; 18TH lat 50 81 30
bark Northern Queen p from Grecnock for Charleston.
Bark Lavinia Br, Mckenzie Pernambuco "a days with
oS susHs ga 70 S0'And Crossed ne Equator Dec " =
BARK Casco Penny St Pierre via 81 Thomas II days, in
ballast to Harris Cartwright Dec p on Absecom, spoke
brig Thomas Turul- from Port Spain for New York.
Bark Eliza Bass (Br) Vesey Bermuda days In ballast
to Tucker
| last Slocovich A Co
Brig Edith Hall (of Rockand) Bunker Cephaonia Sept
81 and Gibraltar Nov with currants 20 Hayiland Co
Was 10 days Of the Banks with heavy W and NV
gales in which broke bboom carried away cutwaer
| and lost and split saia
Brig jennie of Portland Brown Buenos Ayres 50 days
with hides order vessel Brett Son Co. Crossed the
Equator Nov 80. in Ion 81.
Brig Tula Miller Belize Honduras II days with logwoOd
aud hides TO Vim Jex.
Brig Daniel Trowhridge Rogers Port Spain 81 days with
sugar TO Trowbridge's Sons.
Brig Victoria Saunders g Pierre II days with sugar TO
Trowbndge's Sons Had fine weather Haeras the
days with heavy NE gales Dec Il lat 20 "a Ion y %
passed bark bound north with foremast and mantopm as
gone I'D lat % o. Ion Y 30 bark Vesta Ger from lam
burg for New York 90 days ont
Brig Alexander Nichols Peters Porto Rico % days with
sugar Galwey Casado; vessel Marcus Hunter Co.
Dee IL lat 81 3s Ion III 40 had heavy gale from NV lost
and split sails and buwakrs.
schr Ricardo Barros Newton Mayaguez Is with fruit
to Il J Weinberg.
Schr Angola Cof Sullivan, Mel, Wooster Cape Hayti -
days with logwood Il bound to Boston into this port
for provisions and water.
n- Steamer China tF), which arrived 25th, brings Isl
and reports Dec % lat Al 10 Ion 50 80
steamer Wisconsin tBr), hence for Liverpool.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
OBITUARY.
PROFESSOR sTRAwINsKI,

the Polish dancing MASTER who shot himself In the
forehead Sunday night last died on the morning OF
the 25th inst having remained unconscious for more
than i've days, at his residence, Erie Pa
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
cuApIFs w RHODES.

Of Cincinnati for many years auditor OF the Western
division Of the Adams Express Company, died AZ an
carly hour yesterday from a tumor on the brain.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
SPOKEN.

Bark Bessie tRr from Ransoon for Falmouth, Oct a.
lat as 10 =. Ion 90 O5 u.
BARK East Lomond Br from Penang for New York, Sept
10 lat 40 4, Ion o5 81 e.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

--ss
A BsoLUfE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A states tor without publicty legal
eyorywhere charge until divorce granted Advice Free
Established 70 ~ HOUSE, Attorney 19f Broadway.
A BsoLUTB DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF
n ferent States for without pubictys
legal everywherei terms satisfactory. FREDEklCk y.
KING, Lawyer, Notary Public, Commissioner No . 81
Mark place, near Cooper Institute.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
N. corner Fulton aud Boerum street
Open from & a. NJ 20 0P. NJ
On Sunday from 20 0 II NJ
bakers CHOCOLATE.
Medals obtained At Paris and Vienna
LOVERS OF GOOD CHOCOLATE
reminded that
BAKERS VANILLA CHOCOLATES
are the finest obtain able, either In this country
In Europe.
BAKERS BREAKFAST COCOA
can be used saacton by whose digestion
is impaired where coffee would be injurious
W. BAKER CO., DORCHESTER. MASS.
Established 1850,
Manufacturers OF the widely celebrated
BAKERS CHOCOLATE, COCOA AND BR0MA
which are for sale by the leading GroceEs
Medals obtained a. all the leading fairs and exbbitonsn
this country and In Europe
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
A. p. RICHARDSON.
COUNT JEAN B. DE sARcus.

A. P. Richardson, prominent manufacturer Of Wor
ceser, Mass died Saturday 25th inst, aged forty
nine years.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
CHESS.

The following is Of the latest OF the series Of OF
hand games between Messrs Bird and Aberon their
score at its conclusion standing eighteen EACH
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ger Sails DestsHdtionI Office

DATES OF DEPARTURES THE MONTHS
DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23
JOHN nORIysoN't S.p ~,

JOHN HOB1NsON's SAD Fun
John Robinson made Now Years
calls. lie called on Il saloon keen.
er, lie called for liquor, called the
liquor good, and drank enough to
trip him up. Then he called for
police, and when the police came
he called them liars and such.
" was having % little fun" he
explained, winl.ing at his Honor.
"John Robinson, are You aware
that this is very solemn world -
SAID the Court, "a world wl;jc,, has
ten heart aches to one sni'c a?
Don't you know that the GRIN,
shadow OF grief rests upon every
door step, and that the tombstoaps
IN tho cemeteries almost 0utunm.
berIng the trees in the forest ?
There's wa!ling in every household,
John Robinson-therc'; grief in
every heart. And yet YOU claim
that you were only having a little
1unw
"1hat's all, your Honor; it was
a holiday"
"lt was sad fun, John Robinson.
i" ME all the rest Of us were swear
ing OF and making doub!c-bac,s ac.
'ion resolves you were lying at TIE
corner OF an alley dead dunk. 1t
Is - or sixty days, Sit, and il tl,i,
case was before 3" Chicago police
justice, he'd mako it sJOD or a life
sentence. = Uetroif FIRE. I,-css.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23
SOLD, By TE!UJNDEI!"

One night, recently, a Whitehall
gentleman was on the Troy trail,
returning home. At Saratoga q
gentleman from Rutland took q
scat behind the Whitelaller. In a
few minutes a conversation was
opened between the two. Asccr
tanning that our friend was from
Whitehall, the Rutland gentleman
asked him if no knew Wilkins, the
editor of tho Times. #r#
"Know him ! ought to know
him, for he is very intimate with
my wife," S
''You don't sayW replied the Rut-
land man, in astonishment.
Eyes sir. don't want it repeat
ed, but 1 have good evidence that
he has been on terms of the closest
intimacy with her"
''But, my friend, you don't live
with the wOman.'
'''Ies sir; strange as it may
seem, do. o sir, yoa little know
what man will put mp with from
the woman he loves. This intima-
cy has been carried on for years
right under my very nose, and yet
by tho love / bear the woman
llayo never yet broken with my
wife"
'Ent you cannot.[possibly put up
with such conduct on the part OF
your wife? 1t she is intimate with
wilkins, l should think you would
brand tho william before the world.
| would not submit. No sir! |
would not, never !"
The Rutland man had worked
himself up to pitch Of excitement,
when the train stopped at White
hall
''Good night, sir! ~ said the
Whitehall gentleman. II hope we
will meet again. l thank You for
tae interest you have taken in NY
affairs )" and the two gentlemen
shook hands and parted
just then the conductor entered
the car, and the .ut!aud man
stepped up and asked him who .ne
gentleman was he was just conycrs
ing with.
"That man, said conductor Tol- |
comb :; "don't you know him @
That is Wilkins, editor of the
Times"
':Sold, by thunder - said the
Rutland man putting his fingers in
his pocket and taking out some
thing. "Mr. Conductor, viii You
please give him this card and ac-
;ompas,ying s., and tell him to
send HE his paper so long as the
money lasts -
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23

r EEPS constantly on hand and
builds to order nll patterns and
prices OF CARRIAGES and BUG
GlE.S, from severity dollar no top
buggy to Fifteen hundred dollar
coach. Harness, Chi,dren's carriages
and Nelocipi>les at prices cheaper
than the cheapest, to suit the times
Dec. 26 Gm*
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17
LAyoRALTY OF new ORLEANS. !
City Hall, June Ii, 1875.

]
No. decentralization Series.l
Resoirs1, That on account of erroneous
assessments, the Administrator of Public
Accounts be and is hereby authorized to
reduce the assessment for the year 1874, tax
of 1915. on real estate belonging to j. NJ
Cross, in square No. 1863. sixth assessment
district, from $500 to $1,000: tax bill No.
1920.
Also, 70 reduce the assessment for the
year 1874, tax of 1875 on real estate belong
ing to II. Gunsenheimer, in square No. 307 a.,
third assessment district, from $4,000 to
$1,000; tax bill No. ll5J.
Also. to reduce the assessment for the
year 1874, tax Of 1875, on real estate belong
ing TO r. Bourque, IN square No. 205. four
teenth assessment district. from $500 to
$780, tax bill No. CLIO.
Also. to reduce the assessment for ethe
year 49, 4, tax of 1875, on real estate belong
ipg to Mrs. Emily Glover, in square No.
23i, third assessment district, from $1,000 to
$6000 tax bill No. 1000.
Also to reduce the assessment for the
year 1874 tax of 1875, on real estate belong
ing to Joseph Altman, in square No. $40,
$500: tax bill No. 1897.
Also, TO cancel 'he assessment for the
year 1874, tax of 1875, on income against A.
E. Bader. in square No. l6S fifth assess
ment district: tax bill No 1879
Also to reduce the assessment for the
year 1873. tax of 1874. on real estate belong
ing to Widow 7. Camus. plantation prop
ertv. thirteenth assessment district, from
$4,000 TO $4,000, tax dill No. 6074, being
assessed for two and ne-fOurth arpepts
front more than she owns.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans. June Is. 1875.
CHARLES J. LEEDS. Mayor.
A true copy:
j. Fl. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-17
MAYORALTY OF NEW OkLkAN.,l
City Hall, June Is, 1875.

MAYORALTY OF NEW OkLkANs,
City Hall June l6 1875.
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series.l
Be it ordained, etc, That ordinances Nos.
ing the right of way to tho Canal Street,
City Park and Lake Railroad Company be
and are hereby SO far amended 81 to read
as follows:
That the right Of way be and is hereby
granted to the Canal Street, City Park and
Lake Railroad Company to lay a single or
double track passenger and freight railroad
through the following named streets, to wit:
Commencing at the neutral ground on
Basin street, Second District, at its inter
section with Canal street, thence along said
neutral ground to Bienville street, thence
IN and along Bienville street to st. Patrick
street. thence in and along St. Patrick
street to the west bank Of Orleans canal.
thence along Orleans street on the west
side Of the canal to May street, near the
lake shore; thence in May street to Genos
street, thence in Genois street to the Bayou
st. john, returning in the same street to
the west bank of Orleans canal, thence
along said bank. on the west side Of Or
leans street, to the intersection with Berna
dotte etreet and Metairie road. thence
along Beraadotte street TO its intersection
with Bienville street. thence along Bienville
street to ClaibI fne street, thence in neutral
ground to CustomhOuse street, thence in
and along CustomAOuse street to the Deu
tral ground on Basin street. thence TO the
starting point on Canal street.
Be it further ordained. etc. That per
mission be and is hereby granted 70 the
Canal Street, City Park and Lake Railroad
Company, to use one or more dummy
engines, similar in pattern and style to those
now used in the elevated railway in New
York city.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, June Is, 1875.
CHARLES J. LEEDS. Mayor.
4 true copy:
J. II. HARDY, Secretary.