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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
Vaccination in China.

1t has been stated that the Emperor Of China,
death was caused by the smallpox. whence il
might be inferred that vaccination Is not prac-
tecd in the Celestial Empire. This. however
says PARIS journal Is not the ease. The virtues
OF the coWpoX were known to them many wears
before Tcnner discovered it IN our part Of the
world. Their historians fix II at about the twelfth
century OF our era. Now 40 we got the small
poX from the Arabs toward the End of the tenth
century, when Rua2es first described IT, the
question arises as to whethert hat disease existed
IN CHINA before. physician Of that country.
Whfe has written an extensive work on medicine
says on this subject that smallpox was unl5nayn
until the middle of the reign of the Cheou dvn-
asfy, which tlourished about the sixth century
before Christ and that it was only toward the
emo OF the Song dynasty answering to our
t"eiith century, that lnnoculatiOn was practiccd
on young children as means OF protection from
the spontaneous maladv
The experiment was first fried on the En-
peror grandson, and succeeded perfectly, and
Ioi more thah lfty years the reputation Of this
treatment grew III the minds Of the people huf
1t became gradually apparent that the remedy
was not lnfalhbe, especially when the disease
assumed an epidemic character. AS for the COW
poS the missionaries OF Pekin sent over accounts
OF II as early as l779, while Jenncr only pub isbed
MS discovery III 1896. The way in which the
Chlhese lnnocuIate the cowaoX is this: The dry
virus, IN pIlveruleut state, is blown tbr0uob q
SILVER tube INTO the left nostril if the patient be
3ltii ana INTO the right one in case of a boy.
a second ana more modern method consists in
dssolving the dry virus in four or five drons nf
,iear water; this IS then taken up in a little cot
-oh winch they trust into the right or loft
Iostfll, according to the sex. as above stated
Inc thlrd way consists IN performing the same
operation with fresh virus which is taken on tIa
SPOT from healthy child ''i'
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Why! At a swell German in Washington, the
| other night, the favors We're according to the
Boston post, ''varloHsco lored bootees with Eng
llsh- looking limbs attached, and .Uo.s soa qtt
anal Y peJtSe 90 the garters.'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

rs good thing that a man doesn't have to
pay taxes on his funeral cXpens"s The funeral
Of the late Mayor OF New York cost sleyen hun
drea and sevemtN live dollars.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

Last might Of the Haysriys Ministries, appear.
ing in new songs, dances. banjo solos. etco
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

Cow PEAS, Corn, OsTs. Hrc.--Our friends.
MeSsrs. GEORGE Heck 4 Co. who have recently re-
moved to that great grain house, corner Poydras
and IchoupltouIas streets, are we are glad to
see, dong "llnd-ottiee business. A glance AZ
Their advertisement will afford an idea of the e1-
tent vi OF ther stock --
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

Vermont j. not good place for mur2orer. Gy
the law Of that State, felon must before execti-
ton, undergo twenty months imprisonment at
hard labor and .onE months Of solitary eontine.
mpnt.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

Zach one purchasing. ticket az the academy
OF Music either on Monday or Tuesday, also on
Wednesday matinee, to witness Bertha Will have
chance t. draw fine Wheeler ana Wilson
sewing machine, valued at one hundred dollars
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See special notice. ~ ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

The badgers il California are killing the lambs
at dreadful rate.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

~ last night OF the Havsrlys Minstrels. appear
ING III he" songs, dances, banjo solos, etc.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

Belgium proposes to repeal its divor q
Immigrants. - LIS 10
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

a Michigan convict, who was pardoned on
condition that he should abstain from drink
ing intoxicating liquor, has Just been return
cd to the penitentiary for violating his agree
meLt.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

All hotels ana steamboats, use Paragon yeast
powders
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

The Republicans claim that there is reaction
OF political opinion. They base the assertion
upon the fact that the city Of Syracuse. New
York, has gone Republican by 400 or 500 major
lty Last November Syracuse gave 900 majority
against Governor Tildcn and III favor of Governor
Dix Til len was elected by over 50, 900 majority.
The reaction under these figures it is difficult
to see.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

Robert Browning's newest poem is entitled
"A Tlstophanes' Apology" '-'''
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

By a notice in another column il Will BE seen
that Mr.. VIM. A, Bell has withdrawn from the
firm of VIM. A. Bell n Co., the co-partncrship
having expired by limitation. That true-hearted
gentleman an(. gallant soldier, Col. Fred \.
Ogden, 50 ong member Of the firm, will con
tnne the business at the old stand, No Is Union
street, III connection with Mr. Samuel H. Bel.
brother Of the retiring partner Of the old house.
The name and style of the new firm will be
Ogden Bell. Mr.. VIM. A. Bell very gracefully
and earnestly recommends the new firm to the
favor and patronage Of his friends and whilom
customers.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

The Brooklyn ERg'e notices the present ten
dency Of fashionable women to the stage, and IN
support Of its assertion that this tendency is
growing, il says that in New York the stage ha :
lately been crowded by accesslonS from the draw
lng-roomS of society. Since the opening of the
Fifth Avenue Theaterr large number of women
OF fashion have made their deblU on its boards.
There was Agnes Ethel, who achieved quite a
popularity; Miss Kellogg, who becim heading
lady at the Brooklyn Theater: the two Dietz sis
teIs, Linda and Ella, the latter the wife Of
Edward Clymer, brother Of Hester Clvmer, Of
Philadelphia; Sarah Jewett, now a. Dalvs; s.rs
Foster vino lately played star engagement at
the Park Iheater in Brooklyn, AL women of in
tollgcnce and above the need of adopting anv
profession for living.
The latest addition is the widow of late
Brooklyn minister, Mrs. Gaddis. The develop.
mcnt Of this passion for the stage is accounted
for by the passion for private the tricas, which
have become so fashionable of late wears 1t was
in these that Agnes Ethel and the Detz sisters
ma IL their first essays, and the private perform
ance only whetted their appegites for isrser dis
play. Women like Fanny Morant opened out a.
teachers Of acting, and fitted the reophvtes for
the regular theattr. Another cause Of this pas
: On among ladies' is to be found in the nature OF
the plays more lately popular, and called society
plays, which necessltate dressing SIN the
fashion. Mrs. Hoey demonstrated the effect Tn
women Of this.
A NTioIir,,, ~. -La
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

BNaNpoNS EEEEs.- Mr. NJ. Brandon. long
promp entity connected with business houses
here, has established, at No. 1871 AnnunciatIoD
street, brewery for the manufacture Of pure
English ginger and spruce beers. The beers
are made WItaout any alcohol chemicals. or other
adulteratlng, unhealtAful processes They are
common drink in England and her colonies
where Mr.. Brandon has had many years of rrac-
teal experience in their manufacture and sale
He proposes to sell them very cheap, SO a. to
place them within the reach OF all households
See lis card
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

GAlETY THEATEE. With sucn attractions a.
Lynne presents each evening to the patrons of
MS thtater, Il Is but natural that his audiences
feel fully repaid for visit to his sancttl. It is
certainly the place to enjoy good dancing. excel
lent music and hearty laugh. Last evening
those who were lucky enough II beng present
vii carry Us out III affirming that the proprietor
undefsiands We'll the art OF eateSn, to I'll. sastos
Of the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Sandy Hool

POET Of AEW-YOkK............-.... d.
Steamship Colon Tanner Aspinwal Pacific Nal STEAMSHIP
steamship Cuba MoIntosh, Havana &c, r. Alexaniro q
steamship Kloi stock (Ger. Meyer, Hamburg kunhsrdt q
Steamship T. C. Biddle Pierce Phladelpia. Jas Hand
Steamship Isaac Bel. fawrr1or sotiolA 'iJ I"'1' anu
Ricbluvn,l. obi dominion Steamship 20
-framship Serti-. Pslry, Boston, II. r. Dinock
So .saslip trancouia. l.ragy, fUftland j. z. Aiiee
s,hip Swoid Fish (Brl. orr, London, X j. t"rus.
ssip Smks Sal.r. Lv,Tpsoi EDg.. Williams ~ ''opn-
far4 Egbsrt tBr), NILS Queensso~n OF Falmouth la or
sars In d Montuor1 ItLh DeMarse cettN Franco Ianrc
Barx csstear Cyor) Luna Rotterdam Funeh, Eiye Co
(br.l keynoIdA AnOier loi 0ae.' 95N''i
Isars sarah u. Cam (Br), Edriise Rotterdam Boyd
Bark Star Of Jaiss tr, Lack. London, Peabody willis
Rrr Maria D. sus) C0sulch Trieste Aus, Slscovich 81
Co ltJrruorly Italian bark fssicricAi
lark j. r. Olbraok, Leayitt Dantzic, Breu, Son 4 Co
Batk County u Richmond (Lr) Leblanc, Antwerp Hatt"
RIG wsnlns OBJ rctt Matsnzas. weyien 4 en-.
R1g Virginia. Johnston ~ r. err, Mart. Rcypad CO.
Ing Emna l. shaw Maeomor, Corr or tainoa'h tOi or
ders. Simpson q shaw
Kelly thrl Kelly. Genoa Italy. Herman baeer
Brig Laura rude Rax, lirlnswiok Ga, Warren iaS
scDr Thos. Elis Kelly Dennsiort, MASS, j. T. &u' e.
Robinson. =. an
schr blackstone. Wickson. Providence H. W. Jackson n
schr John Mayo, Bragg. Boston H. w Jackson & SON
schr H. 4. Tyler Miller. Baltnnorv. slsght Petty
sehr tanbheaa knishton san Anites ana h"as de loro
sehr soIcrt siyh han spauia.as. POauta Ptre, Muller
noughton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
In the snit to wind mp the business of the
DrCISIoNS-JULY Il.

Supreme Csurl- Chambe-s-Bv Judge Davis.-Weafh-
Ieit-rtOnIt certainly unusual u prov tle
the adverse the
should take the and the rsf.r, fees but am
20 that u ~
prepared under the msi Of thus To rn"tc- That
pat Of thr order by etIa-a at the proper coaise - "a
M. IL plain; redsc ila report
panses hear the report the Court taae
to consideration thr fees O the ref re- In fixing allow
The OTirr De- made
egiy Ice enforced hv attachment think this application
soIl nc Goni without aI1 OF Without pfe1l
die further proceen.s the motion Tor aincny anu
pruseS
by Judse Barrett-seaver &C, agt Tho Mayor &c-con-
SIDE ring the character III no claim, think that the city
ltshcl In requiring strict Jrof amt ns,c
Womb been drrc. IN ther duty II they had not
qlfrpd Under Crcum, the city O1gh
ctsd In LARGE ant think that extra alowanc ~
the Ia AMI Just
however, Z, DE distinctly uni rstod not placing any such
estimate upon tho services ~ the learned cOnsei who
diligently and sy coaucted tho cause IL In gu to
that woul DO snrrasonabc Tee IA between
ITEMS only think that NIB tScenths
Itp cudppaiH and tho plantf one cent IL ~ nn.
ought he Ia contribute the
expess- The litigation. and TINT II the plaintiff subs antay
the large clin In question he can aDuhaniY
asDri counsel the rfn for the In Tie
tier of Legcnde on granted Hubbard agt Eyets-
dcrc with $40 costs " able tbs eyant Rowe art
defendant Instead u sebenck upon the latter
opposition I'm this abide the result Of the snt
the moneys possession ths proceeds OF the goos)
S,ehk A. lD Of this bat nothing more
beilg nac, schonck IA discharged
liability. Sehwarts agt MysrN No 2Moton To NMae
orler OF arrest denied with $40 costa ferg isu agi fGun
The report VI the referee hst DO eeuurned and Iaaen'
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ptrDFVGFPS S1rLED.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
TIE LETTER OF JUDGE DAVIS.

NEw-YoRK. June 81, 1879.
SIR: A critical examination of the opinions
deye M In the Court Of Appeals in Tweeds case shows
that that Court failed 70 find any authority for it, do
clsIon ~ the question Of jurisdiction o pr 'nnce cuhu
latye senenees Oh convictions of several distinct ine-
Ype,n,rs except in quotations made by Judge Allen from
n. ,rrrent used m yoa on the hearing some years ago
of "A case before that Court These quotations are put
fortb virtually "a an 10y the Court that at
thc time of Tweeds trial y0u believed that inc sentences
@; the @ yer and Tormner were without authority
Before uronouncng sentence I'm that case gave 10 the
subcet most elaborate and careful examination, ana
failed Is tho Court Of Appeals have failed to ma ID the
books single judicial elementary authority adverse
10 the conclusion reached, while numerous authorizes
of both kinds sustaining tat conclusion all OF whch the
Court OF Appeals have degarted were found and care
fully cx smned.
CONSIDERING vour relations to the prosecution OF Tweed
for His frauds and crinNes cannot help thinking that
although you not directly or personally c'hhe'te"
with that trial II yo1r duty - lawyer ana clzch
Won then entertained the opinion which The Court now
seeks to attribute to you. to have put into my haS
when the subject long under consideration the
argument by which tae C1dr OF Appears oioN "
Justify ia decision.
Won were not fhe employed advocate Of INV private or
uubljc interest You were known tO be acting OF yOuf
own vol,tion, without any motive or restraint beyond
such as your unbiased Ct honor and ustee shond
have inspired and therefore You were not affected Dy
considerations which may sometimes ipdnee counsel
when engaged in forensic conflicts to Withhold views
which they deem adverse to their own success
You cOdd have been aware O the great respect
which IN Argument of yours woaid have received ron
me, and though might not have concurfea WIN Us
views feel that WIS entitled to have hal an op!Oilu
nifty 60 con dcr thc Without having been cited by any
one ut any stage Of the cass, that argument Is ne"
bronh; forward by the Court Of Appeals as their very
spear aud shield Usder the circumstances thinS you
will pardon M for asking Why was not permitted 10
h we the light Of tina, argument bcfor" me, ana also
wbatbcT vau Cut.rt aimed ai the time o. Iwccds tid
belief tat in promo Incns the cumulative sentences the
Over an Tcrnincr exceeded its jurisdiction
with .hc highest respect, anu, &cr
fu,a,l,s amor f-so NOM DAVIS
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN M1ns.
FRIDAY. July 10.

FRIDAY July l6.
Malls for Newfoundland at tie New York PostOmce
everyday ~ l:3O =. n. A., -,..., ~,
Mail FOR Halifax ~ g. Is closed at inc NeWl orH fo'I
ONCE every DAY ~ =. IN. $3.50
For England Ireland wales AMI France by steamship Ann
afic ma close ut p Supplementary hi II ost' az
3 D. ~ steamship sails at p mp from Per NO. oz NoIh
River. . ,,, Ill. .,..o =.
FOR scotland only by the steamship Elysa mails clos" al
~ M I3Dlemenary - all Is closed at 100 D. NJ ste+iA
stin s,ilS N Z D. H. from Per No 20, North River .
FOR Enrore Bremen. y te steam 'hip ho7e mas e"h
Of Ia a IT, 5upyleIn MARY Mai ClO5yi AZ te Posi-
ono. n go NJ steam 'Ep sails al Z. M from per lcot
Of Tl.Ii st., iiOUOAsp.
SUNDAY. JULY Il.
All Mills c'osn Il clock a. Tao Postphco ~ VPeh
II. a IN | A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit OF Henry G.. Ferguson agt.
Louisa A. Ferguson, for divorce Judge Barrett, IN
Supreme Court Chambers, granted yesterday az absolute
do rec OF divorce in favor OF the husband the rpoft
of a referee. Nrs. Ferguson was a member ~ the
Amaranth Club OF Brooklyn and there formed ine ae-
Guaataree Of Mr. Rowe with whom she He'd 10 tan1da
and thence t. Portland taxing with her her child. she
ard Mr. Rowe protested that tine fIght was nctht ~
order 10 preserve tfr c'..tody 81 her child 10 herself
.ftcr Size was bruu IA back and the child IN the
custody ~ s .tler, she abe effort 10 cary ON the
child. Tie decree awards the custody of thu chd ~ the
father.
In the snit TO wind mp the business of the
Railway Company, Dornqn .. Eaton. rs trustee OF
the Buffalo Bradford and Pittsburgh Road fled yester-
day his answer in the County CLERKS Office The road Is
very short road with valuable coal anis. and on
il Il mortgage made for s2,pOO,OOc 10 Mr. E1t"l,
and r,ns -siIcI under IT, The b0Has were guaranteed
by the Erie Hallway Company. Mr. Eaton, III his an
swer ont that much OF the stock ana bonds or that
branch have been converted into stock and bonds of o
Eiie Railway Company that separate sale i impoc,
and such trustee, AID bOlGer of bonds under the
third fourth and NTH mortgages, he as K receiver FOR
IA prOtr OF his rig~ the extension ~ tie powers
vi the present receiver To project those rights.
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Of dvprc. rsntcd ana the cusiy y the child awarded :? inc
msde; Che .ne,on mast 30 denied pngao sga ofs fe
spss tai: ae Sr order Te nd s ssa
compromise CLARK ag' Moion grantcd upon pay
%S@ Of H. S sqss 81 G%s %SS Pave
must be ssSSS c g s S %d he a
apart from that the aasayits are 10 ndrnhe ." s no
served and tere IL no proof Mr. Hadey perso ally had
notice that the cause was se'us ksn ON mellon granted
therefore with sO to defendant 70 abide The sv.nl
80 eests T"f, AIT ceccsriniTho Court Will not pass
upon the validity Of the amenmenfs 6Tnfn, " " The mo-
n S H nav 10 dsmsn 70 T"h amended answtrK syse
Ttree teshes TINT be was ny 1ar S sas
AWARDED extra Tine zen Z ana
st was ~ e Ss G SJ; I,eeni e. Sa fS so In
de Of M Wei ar % Of ne own
position The fact The defendant. attorney
and zach employed &c TcIs This Is the hmdmT 81 h IN
5ss gS Io MA" MaS Or Bans act
BE- Gey s@i 70 Se"sr .s Ba,cSfor seward co.
ihe dcicatini Kelley ToDiI e yacao sub
msoSp agr Wine-sioon 10 vacste o. arrest denied
With co soner %s ~ te H,nsu a.
have repeatedly held The tesmony o. ts "e ~ conner,
sS s% a @aasS In In The The na matter Of an
FED with The yenSe as sandS IL . not osS Pc tbe 70
ia Is Wiling to tstiy 70 de'e niaoa on par,
The Csnr permit 9oper cent more than ~
lion injunction Ia wholly without foundation aud must
a Tr@By Jndge Van y%r:tIhSrry ACT Ct. d Mt al
By juice Van Brun Wilton et i at s.rine.F.n ings
D u g Gentle agt Ges ct aJ IY me t Tor
n nif; lndiags { be -. l." OH Loia "i"d "G" 00
4 d sfgl
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TWEED'S SENTENCE.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN JUDGE DAVIS
AND CHARLES OCONOR.

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN JUDGE DAVIS
AND CHARLES O'CONOR.
rup WEIGHT Mr.. o'CONoR's ARGUMENT IN THE
PunO JOHNSON CASE HAD WITH THE COURT OF
ApPrAIs-wuY JUDGE DAyIss ATTENTION WAS
MOI CALLED TO THAT ARGuMENT-lhE RULE
DECLARED ny The COURT IN THE FISHER CASE
ASSERTED TO HAVE JUSTIFIED TwEED's CVMU-
IAIIyE SENTENCES RING SUITS kENltWED-
POSSIBLE MIscHtrFs FROM TWEEDs RELEASE
IRON BLACKwEII's ISLAND
Judre Davis. who has been sharply criticised
IN some quarters for imposing cumulative sentences
ON William III. Tweed, wrote recently "a letter 10
Charles OConor, who, rs senior counsel was rcspon-
sihle for the condset of the proceedings against
Tweed calling attention 10 The fact that the CONT
of Annals in reversing those sentences relied greatly
on an argument made by Mr.. OConor in an carrier
case and asking why Mr.. OConor bad not called his
attention to this argument. Mr.. OConor In his an
sver shows that the Court Of Appeals in case IN
termel;afe between the argument referred TO ana
the Tweed sentence ovcrruled that argument, ana
takes advantage Of the correspondence 70 defend at
length The conduct of the Ring suits, and to express
his surprise and regret at legal triumphs of the peei-
lators He also points out what seriously inc"nVe-
nient consequences 20 poryous who have had any
thing TO do with furnishing Mr.. Tweed might folio"
from tho recent decision Of the Court OF Appeals
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SHE COULD Mt RESIST 1T.

Scene in Fldridgc Park: "Oh, do be nine,
be id Alternating draw her little to his end
OF lie seat She made herself rigid AID heaved 81 n
IN bc Il good man and lIye w all my bad habiis ne
rrrrd n, repiv m never drink another Drop he
eontinuod And give up Glowing" No response.
And smoking" Gold a, ever. And jon inc chuIch
-" she nnlv shook her head. "And-gve you da-
mond engagement riu 81 he ided In drspe@ion Then
the mid.n lifted her droOpius eyes to his, ana i'anS
her fries on his shoulder trembling, murmired III" ne
ravished ear: "Oh. Edward. you-y0u arc so good
AMI here they sat aud sat until the soft arms OF hiyl-
that ins,y nurse ~ the wo.il-had folded them from
sight pondrrng. planning, e. linking she OF the DIAMOND
ring, and he OF how earth lie was 10 get IT,
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