The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-07-10

!'AlOu0c00 ny GDo OppO6lBOu. II @caOl6
adyices are correct, the Carlist Gen
eral Doiresary il in q tight position
with, his large force and will probably
be lbagged by the surrounding armies
Of Serrano and his colleagues. Such
a reverse as this would cripple the
Carlist cause severely, perhaps unto
death.
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NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.
'"t New ORLEANS. July 9th, 1875.
EDrToR CHIEF yikiifs4taa. sHH a4H
The Soaat,eesterni Adcocate, organ
Of the ME-. 'Church North, Rev. j. c.
Hartzell, editor, on the first instant
contained Iille an editorial, entitled
+" Eighteen Hundred and Seventy
Six" from which l make the follow
ing extracts, ,,lsF1nco gaiH ai'ts @t.
4 Az certainly III the uucc.e,ddlo scents the
pole, sOaceTtainly DO facts point a csn1pairn
next year, in which, not only & the hosts On
either side will rally. under, the old party
n9lnes, but n which tie underlying princii-
pies, IN 'ean6ict during the late war, must
box. 1876 will witness the most
important campaign since the nation began
to BET DIR 1a ftss$f TSaGia @F n E4.f
This is a specimen of the thoughts
daily finding expression in the public
press. They are notes Of warning
coming from sober sources, command
ing the Republican party to prepare
for another great conflict. There
will ise only two parties with the old
names, on tie old Issue; and new dis
guises can not conceal the stubborn
reality. q Being forwarned, be fore
armed. ssgI r. b. t}F IL s.ffl ~ .
|''eAWashington special to tn. the 4 Re :
publican states. Il that +, the Postmaster
General viii qoatipse "A, daily postal
service to the mouth Of Red river if
an efficient contractor, can Be found found.
This is gratifying Intelligence ia to, the
commercial community. olT ,!ldu 4
1t being Impossible to conclnde the
case ofAuditor Clinton, on trial IN
the Superior District Court, within
the period Of the special term, it, was
continued to, November. The court
adjourned on. tho third instant. II v4s
As expected The fourth was not 'ex-
tensively celebrated in New Orleans.
There was no mass meeting, no
speeches, no reading Of the DECLARE
ton or general parade; the citadel Of
the White League wss sullenl and ST.
lent. On Monday the guns Of the
feet, which were RETAINED from a
breach Of the Sabbath, gave the re-
minder that our flag was still in the.
harbor, waving over a free and re-
deemed city, backed with the power
to enforce the national will aud re-
spectful observance OF, the laws. ,a4
The present State officers have
done all in their power to relieve de-
linquent tax payers, by RENTING
penalties to the longest limit allowed
BY law; Acting under the general
advice Of Governor kellogg and the
Attorney General, Auditor Clinton
has issued a circular authorizing the
collection Of delinquent taxes without
penalties up to November L.. 81
Incomplete tables prepared from
the returns Of the State Registrar in
dictate the population of New Orleans
to be near 2O5,0OO. Colonel Wright
hopes to finish his labors on the cen
sus at al early day. He has met
with many obstacles, but faithfully
discharged his duty. '''''''
Yesterday the New Orleans Typo
graphical Union adopted new scale
Of prices, on the basis Of SOC per 1000
ems, it being requested by the pro-,
prietors Of Offices under the Union
control The printing business is de-
pressed in all sections of the country,
the number Of printers out of employ
ment very great. g.. LIT. ~ IA
. Fruit Of all kinds stock the market
bountifully, and in a beautiful variety.
It is evident that the raising of fruit
IS receiving more attention than here
tofore. Our own people should revel |
in fruit aud ffoud the Northern mar
kets beside. There is great wealth
in the small industries and the ulan- |