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1O3..........St.C Charles Street. 1OA
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL Top. NJ.
This Institution is the best and only resort fo
the relief Of the Debiitated, Mental and Ply.
sical organization.
TermsLOnly $12 per annum.
Adult classes, Tuesday and Friday, 7:s0 p. N.
Juvenile Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from
$50 to $50 P. NJ, at the rate of 81 per month-
payable monthly in advance.
HARRY HAMMERSIEY.
Maitre dArmes and Manager.
n26 3m TuFrSu
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AUGUSTA, Jan. abr. Cornelius Adams, of this
city, fell into the canal at Granteville s. c., last
evening, and was drowned.
freezing rain prevented the colored societies
and military from celebrating emancipation day.
PROVIDENCE. Jan. 2.-Samuel Sharpley, the
negro minstrel, is dead.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 2.-Judge Abram Martin,
the Oldest lawyer at this bar, died last night
The Supreme Court organized to-day, with
3. G. Bricken as Chief Justice I. j. Judge and
A: r. Manning as Associates. They appointed
Thomas G. Jones reporter. He is the gentleman
whose speech at the last memorial day in this
city was published all over the North, and es-
pecially his tribute to the valor Of the Federal
soldiers.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.-The funeral of VIM H.
Rinehart, the distinguished sculptor, a native of
Maryland, who recently died in Rome, Italy, took
place this evening at the Westminster Presby-
terrain Church, this city. Notwithstanding the
rain and sleet very large congregation VAS
present. The remains were inferred in Green
mount Cemetery,
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zIiEITE.

SOUTHWEST Pas, Jan. 2, 7:3O P. M.-Barome.
ter 80 20. Wind N, light Weather hazy
Arrived for orders-Norwegian bari. Flank i'm,
wegian bark Themis Andersen master. IA days
nom st. Thomas; swedish brig Fritz, Hajausen,
master, 42 days from Rio Janeiro, with $500 bags
c. flee; steamship New Orleans, Dearborn, mas
ter. at 7:16 ?. M, from New York, to A. Moulton.
Sailed-Bark Oyar Odd.
PASCAL CUTIE, Jan. 2, P. Wind north,
light.
sailed: Ships G. C. T,rfant and valladora ;
barks Carlos, Serafna, Aranco and J. NJ. B.; brig
Felipe, and schooner Inez Houston.
The towboat Abita spoke the schooner r. z.
Vaughan, from Brashear, bound to Pensacola,
with cargo OF live oak, twenty miles east south
east of this bar.
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A fragrant Outrage.

From information received we learn that lady
while waiting for car on the corner Of Galvez
@snd Canal streets, was most grossly and shock
ingly insulted by a negro.
As there was no one in the immediate vicinity
the lady could find no redress, and WAS almost
overcome with mingled mortifcation aud indig-
nation.
This is the fourth time that like occurrence
has happened in the same neighborhood, and we
trust 1t will be the last. We call upon the proper
authorities to stop ali such fragrant proceedings
aud to mete out the strictest punishment to the
offenders
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BERLIN.
MADRID.
TROUBLE IN THE INDIAN TERRITORY.

vEN1T1A, IND. TER, Jan. 2.-Everything was
quiet last night and until three O'Clock P. NJ. to-
day, when news came that the mob were at
Price, Greek again last night, and killed three
men, supposed to be the persons they captured
yesterday. II this is true, trouble probably will
follow, as Hatchell one Of the men captured, is a
Senator from this district, and will undoubtedly
be avenged.
Major Robinson has been requested to come
here to prevent fight if possible.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

New YORK, Jan. 2.-The cotton market has
been quiet on the spot, and the advance gained
early IN the week OF q and subsequently lost
the covering by the shorts early in the week, led
to considerable excitement and as high as IA 5.16
was paid for January. Late there was come re-
action in the rush to realize on the advance. but
the receipts have not been quite as large as was
expected, and with the exception OF one day since
steady market, though owing to the adjournment
from Thursday evening till Monday morning. the
sales have not been as large as usual.
New YORK, Jan. 2.-The Assistant Aldermen
just legislated out Of Office were to have held a
caucus to-day in their chamber, in regard to the
advisabifty OF reorganizlng for the purpose of
contesting the consttutionality of the legislative
act abolishing their board; but the police were
stationed at The door to prevent their meeting,
and new locks were placed on the doors.
Five hundred jurors have been summoned to
appear in the Brooklyn City Court on Monday, in
the civil suit of Tilton against Beecher which be-
gins then. SubpGnas we're being served on wit
nesses to-day, and counsel on both sides we're
active i'll preparations for the trial. The trial
may last the entire January term OF the court.
There is a small pamphlet containing resume
OF the scandal and entitled, Crime in High
Places, being distributed. 1t is mostly made
favorable to the Beecher side. Some Of these,
1T is said have found their way into the hands OF
some OF the jurymen already summoned. The
attention OF Eeecher's counsel has been called to
Tie ulaGtef.
New YORK, Jan. 2-Specie shipments to dav
100000. -.
Loans increased $500, 900, specie increased
$780, 600, legal tenders increased 81 500 600, de-
posits increased $7,5OO,0OO, reserve increased
$5,OOO,0O0.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The cotton exchange is
closed; the quotations nominally unchanged this
evening; net receipts 1872 bales, gross 37{7 bales
New YORK, Jan. 2.-Advices by mail of the loss
on the southern coast Of Cuba of the steamer
Thomas Brooks, before reported, state that she
struck on a rock about fifteen miles from Guam
tanamo on the morning Of the Sd ult. She
backed OH, and sunk in ten minutes in deep
water, taking down with her about thirty-fve
people. About as many more escaped to the
shore, some in one Of the boats which was sue
,essfully launched while the other upset, and the
Fest were saved on pieces OF wood, etc.
The greatest CONSERVATION prevailed, the
'hortness Of the trip, the fine weather, and the
'ouudncss Of the boat all having rendered the |
dca Of such catastrophe improbable.
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GETTING READY.


1t may be fear Of possible-but not, under exist
ing circumstances, probable-consequences Of
the outrageous proceedings OF the Returning
Board, that is the cause Of it all, but it does
look as il it was some contemplated devtry on the
part OF Kellogg Co. 10 be made for the purpose
of '.crowding the mourners," tina. has led to the
recent extensive preparations at the State House.
On the LIST inst. a lot Of lumber to be used in
the erection of barricades was quietly slipped
into the building, and yesterday twenty five
cases OF arms and three carloads of provisions
were received and stored away.
1t looks funny, it does. Can Kellogg for q
moment suppose that if the people wanted the
State-Hoase he has hackers enough to keep ill.,
The whole proceeding is little bluff game in
xended for the benefit OF the Congressional Com
mittee. 1t gives them such q good idea of the
desperate nature Of this people that requires
such desperate measures to check.
What makes the affair more laughable is that
large number of the bold warriors who walked out
ON Canal street, and then retired IL. haste to the
Custom. House to take care Of their own precious
carcasses and the holy person Of Kellogg garri-
soned the State-H House last night.
1t may be though that the boys OF Uncle Sam
will be on hand on Monday, and it may be
that this little game is played by bigger man
than Kellogg, who is quartered at Washington
1t may be because lit is reliably stately IN addi-
tional force Of five hundred men has arrived in
the city.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 2.-The river has risen about
Is inches during the past twenty-four hoars
Weather cloudy and cold. DEPARTED: Utah fol-
Arkansas River, james Howard for New Orleans
and James d. Parker for Cincinnati
VIcKsBURG, Miss, Jan. Down: R. E. Lee at
7 P. NJ, Katie at P. NJ, and Mollie Moore at
P. NJ. Up: Glenco at 8 A. NJ.
The river hes risen one foot eleven inches
during the last twenty-four hours. Weather cool
and Loudly
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WAVERLE
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. ,
Sunday Morning, January 3.
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Cortes, Freeman, for New York
A MoultOn
Steamship Western Metropolis Quick for New York
Ludwigsen
Steamer Lizzie. feisher, Tor Pensacola Master
steamer Amlte- Adams, 1or PENSACOLA Master
Schooner Samuel Fabens, Lyman for Ruatan-
Master
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In reply to English criticisms upon ,the 6nery
of American women's travelling costumes. ma
tive belle remarks that when one is on a iaunt is
Just the time one ought to look jaun.y.
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The women OF Michigan all take an interest in
politics now. They are divided into two great
parties, the war cry of one being: women for
Office holders and that OF the other, ssWomen
for baby holders"
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Bel0W-C0miuR IJp.

Norwegian bark Kalisto Kettel so days from Tara.
gOna. to master
Norwegian bark Storpena, Ansuld, 20 days from St
Thomas, to master
Norwegian bark Stadt Minister, Stang Talkenbers
10 days from st Thomas, to master =
Spanish brig Galeta. Antonio, days from Havana to
master
Schooner Martha Hail. Burgess, II days from
Philadelphia to master
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Something elegant in gents clothing at Pierson
4 Hews's, IS and Is Camp street.

French china dinner sets comple.e for s1S. at
Navra's, 174 Canal street.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
L0Nl0N.

LONDON, Jan. Especial dispatches to the
London papers agree that the European powers
Will recognize King Alfonso as soon as his repre-
sentatives are accredited to the various courts
| "A dispatch to the Ne,rs states that CASTELAR,,
Mortos, Admiral Topete, Gorilla and General
Pavia have promised to support Alfonso.
The Cuban army has teiegraphed its adhesion
| to the new government.
Gems. Dorregary and Lizzaraga, and eight hun
dred other Carl.st officers are expected to Join
| the Alfonsoists.
BERLIN.
BERLIN, Jan. 2-Von Arnms sentence having
been published IN Vienna several hours before it
was pronounced, disciplinary inquiry has been
instituted against Judge Reich, who was Presi-
dent of the court before which the count was
tried, with the view OF ascertaining the author of
the breach Of secrecy It is expected that the
appeal from the sentence Of Count Won Arnim
viii be tried by the Kammergericht within six
weeks Whatever may be the result there, it is
anticipated that the case will be carried to the
Obergericht.
MADRID.
MADRID, Jan. "A squadron of government
vessels has sailed from Carthagena for Marsellles
to escort King Alfonso to Spain. His Majesty
will probably disembark at Valencia.
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The st. Louis Institute for Young Ladies'
We had the pleasure Of attending on the 3Otl
ultmo the commencement exercises of the abov,
institute, situated at 275 Dauphine street ant
under the drcctresship Of Nine. E. H. Matthay
and upon the whole must pronounce it the mos
delightful occasion of the season.
The spacious exhibition hall was filed by thu
elite of the city, numbering over four hundred
persoos, and the entire assemblagewas held spell
bound by the sparkling musical and literary GEM
so gracefully and profusely showered upon then
by the fair actresses OF the evening
In an entertainment where so many
take part and where each one 80 ably
and perfectly performs the roll assigned them
it is hard to discriminate between them, but We
cannot refrain from mentioning especially few
of the leading features Of the programme Nor
ma" duo by Misses B. 3. and J. b.. "LAlli,
ance trio on two pianos, by Misses J. B., c.. b.
A. c., A. B., l.. H. and Z. T.; ''Lucretia DOrgia $
duo by Misses A. B. and l.. B., were all rendered
with harmonious precision seldom equaled by
amateurs.
The songs, 'NIr. and Mrs. Jones'" by Misses
n W. and S. B., and A. B. c. duo, by Misses O.
l.. and Z. H., would have done credit to profess
sionals. But the browning success Of the even
ing was ''Sonnambula,7 solo, by Miss A. b., one
OF the graduating class. She rendered the piece
entirely from memory, and it has never been our
pleasure to listen to q grander or better exc
cuted piece of instrumental music by an anna
teur and many well paid professional would pale
into insignifcance compared to the wonderful
talent and executive ability OF this charming
young lady.
The French and English compositions were all
of the first order, showing strict application to
study, and rejecting great credit on those in
whose charge they have been placed. Mme E.
Matthay is peculiarly fitted for the high pos ition
occupied by her, and with the best assistants to
be had in the city in English, French and music,
we do not wonder at the great popularity with
parents and guardians of the st. Louis Institute.
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BALLS.

BALLS. =t
SUBSCRIPTION BALL sa 49,
INDIy1sIELE rsIENDs CGMMANDERY No 7.
ORLEANS COMMANDERY No B.
GRAND coM 1sy hs Ks%s KSsG # sAs rup
STATE OF LOUISIANA
wed.e.an, Evening, Jan. -. 1875.
EXPOSITION BUILDING. III.
BOARD OF MANAGERS:
Sir J. Q. A. Fellows p G. NJ
Sir Joseph T.. Horror, X. f. e. c.
Sir Rufus L. Bruce. E. Gen. ~
Sir John A. Peel, v. Il. ID. G. c.
Sir w. L. Stanford, L. &. C. g..
INpIvIsIDLE FRIENDS NO. l. .s.,. ..,
Sir }. G. Fleming, p. E. G. Sir l. w. Holman. p. T. e.
Sir :. Hopkins, Jr., Pee. Sir S Aston. Jr., g.
Sir Berry Russell, f. C. Sir 4. J. Armstrong.
or He1 Soule, C.G Sir A. +. Cleaveland.
or or =. bel; Sir d. r. Graham.
OH ~ a. Defas. Sir John Thorn. .,
JACQUES DE MOLAY no. g -
Sir J. A. Stevenson D.G.C. Sir Jas. B. Scot. p. Ec
Sir d c Johnston, G. Sir Robert strong, c. &.
or r. Ilayer Sir Chas Chatfe
OF n. a. 1orke Sir B. j. Montgomery
Sir David Hughes. Sir r. r. MitchsIj
ORLEANS NO. g.
Sir W. Il. Whitaker Pc C. Sir Geo. Baldev PEG
Sir John H. Clark. P. E. c. Sir z. Baker = g; e. "
Sir ". 5. Benedict, Sir J. A. Walker.
on on harmon ~ Doane, Sir Albert Baldwin
Sir Sin " II + r I Ratinser Sir =. Heath;
"'' " !" nonnser' Sir D. McGinnis.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
9. Sir Joseph a. DcGrange p G. c.. Chairman.
Sir Saml NJ. Todd. Pig. C. Sir Harvey Cree r. o.
Sir v. I I. Stamford, G. Sir A. Hero, Jr.,G.
Sir John W. Madden &c. Sir J. W. caSe~ '''"'
Subscriptions will be received IN, tho .l,o,,. ,,.,
ayers or the Sir Knights of the different Cnra.a
ia3
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Street car passengers in Pittsbnrg are in arms
to exclude infants in arms from public vehicles.
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Outside.-.Waitins Orders.
ExporsN,

Ship Coronet, Bryan, from Havana to master
British bark Bioomidon. Card, Is days from Aspin.
wall, to master
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER. .r
Director. r2Un - Nv ~.
Business Manager .IdEO HAMILTON.
Engagement of the popular
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER COMPANY.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Matinee,
DIVORCE
| Wednesday, and Thursday Evenings.
ALIVE.
| Friday Saturday and Saturday Matinee.
ARTICLE A.
Seats may be secured for any performance Of tho
week. jas II
| D1DwELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC T.,
| Sunday, January 3, 1878.
Last Night of the
| INVISIBLE PRINCE, @ 30.
The Speciality Organization appearing in New Songs
| Dances and Gyrnnastc Fea:s. ia3 It
DDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC
For the Week Of January 4, 1873. sJl
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Last Week Of the following Speciality Artists:
THE vAIDIs TWIN SISTERS I'D,
VIM. ASHCROFT, G. s KNIGHT, MISSES REM
MELSBURG, BROOK and CLINETOP,
all in New Acts, in connection with the Great sensa
tional Drama, entitled .{s.,.tsf l-,
~ THE SEA OF ICE, 50
Or THE WILD FLOWER OF AEXICO, -.
with it's Elegant Scenic Effects and Powerful Cast.
MONDAY, Jan. 1.-THE Great Emotional Actress.
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN, supported by The !.
Talented Actor, Mr.. WIN. H. VITALITY. 3IH
ja3 If ----- u ~
CT. CHARLES THEATER ,..1,5, .t,.,.,
BENEFIT OF MIR. W. +. HARRIS.
BEN DE BAR WILL APPEAR.
Sunday Evening. Jan. 8.
-Tobin's Comedy of the
HONEYMOON.
Mock Duke. Ben De Bar
To conclude with the Nautical Drama .'a
LONELY MAN OF THE OCEAN. i.a
Cyrus Bloom. Mr.. w. T. Harris
MONDAY-Tle fascinating young actress, MISS
Prices as usual ....-..r jas T.
OPERA HOUSE 'g'
Sunday, January 3, 1878,
NORMA, Grand Opera in 4 Acts. re i,. II,.,f
LEMAITRk DE CHAPELLE, Opera; DORINA
MONDAY, Jan. 1.-THE PROPHET jasn
GAYETY THEATRE
u Corner Conmon and Baroaae stress.
JAS. FLYNNE.. Proprietor and 1anAGm.
CHA& O. WHITE. Stage Manager. %
THE ONLY VARIETY THEATER IN THE CITY.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT ...
With Powerful Variety, Dramatic, Burlcsquc and
Ethiopian Combination. 70
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK
- f.
Oc6 3m ADMISSION, 25 CENTS E,..t
MUSIC-For CONCERTS BALLS, PARADHH
AA and SOIREES, by the
SILVER CORNET BAND 'f
CHARLES JAEGER.
Orders can be left at Krost's, Isl Common street
opposite the st. Charles Hotel his residence ~
CustOnlhOlse street. d07 Am
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Passenger list per steamship Juniata. Capt. j. W.
Catharne for Philadelphia via Havana
For Philadelphia Elbe-D Lockwood-Harry
Bailey
For Havana--J II W Laarman-Mrs M Wise a nd
son-Bonioo Slovera-A Pelfnana-M Sophie NJ
DufOr-Wm MoOre-JOs Eyre-Jno Eyre-C u Guse
L Wildering-P Deleuze, wife and three chill
dreen-Right Hon H E Childers and son-A Diaz
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A GRAND DRESS AND FANCY BALL
Will be given BY
"o"t' Emmet Branch No. IL, III. b. and N.
.t.. A. A.,
At --. -t
ST. PATRlCK'S HALL.
On Tuesday, January -, 1873.
Committee of Arrangeme nts;
= y nhlEN' GEO. McCLOSKDY, P. S. MORAN.
App'ications for Ladies' Invitations may he maas
70 any member Of the Branch. 7" al
INKETS-Two Dollars ~ IL, as,
{ TRAND FANCY DRESS AND CALICO BALL.
schEWMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
ST. PATRICk,s HALL.
On Saturday Night. Jan. 23, 1875.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. ..
JOHN DELANY, Chairman
Tobn LTt,, EDWARD II. Cannon.
Mirhaei Ys "na William Brookman,
Henry Vessel FdwarJ p,
Two Dollara
am, APP t for ladies' invitations NAV be made IN
m . committee and also may be left st
L., ihiehthal Jeweiry store 81 Canal street
Sealed proposals for rental Of Hat-room Rar.roo.
anu restaurant may be left with tbe cba;,,an -
OF the committee ~ '"o en"ii nian VI any
IL, i ne band Corps will he COMPOSED Of twentv.sv.
Henri, Sch nSiciais under the leadership Of Nj.
----",.el d25 q jail 10 II t23
{ RANDFANCY DRESS AND MASKED BALL
PROMENADE CONCERT,
to be given by the
YOUNG. NEWS
ST PATIICK's HALL.
'-"E"l-0ras Night, February 9th, 1873.
committee Of Arrangements
Adoph Billet, o""1 Wa,n.'. y o..
Chas. Fl. Schenck = S.,. Uteo'
As' ihhEE DOLLARS. do 6tSu
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NEW YORK-Per steamship Cortes -3O1 bales
cotton bales hides 3O dry hides 13a bdls hides 425
hhds sugar l2y2 bbls mOOsses 200 bbls oil 23s bbs
beef
NEW YORK-Per steamship Western Metropolis,
1884 bales cotton $50 bbls mOasses $50 hhds sugar
bales iron 60 hhds iron 100 bbls soap stock 80 hhds
bOneblack 81 bags pecans 600 empty barrels
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Lizzie-5 hhds sugar
400 sacks corn IS bbls pork $50 bbs flour 100 boxes
groceries 10 bbls whisky 10 bbls moiasses
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Amite-lOO sacks corn
Is sacks oats 10 sacks bran sacks coffee bbs wills.
ky so bbls flour boxes bacon hhds sugar 5 kegs
lard and suRdries 'iT
RUATAN-Per schooner Samuel E Fahens-6 half
bbs flour half bbls beef hid shoulders 5000 feet
lumber 5000 shingles
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MUSIC-For CONCERTS, BALLS, PARADrS
XA and SOIREES, by the
SILVER CORNET BAND

CHARLES JAEGER
Orders can be left at Krost's, Isl Common street
opposite the St. Charles Hotel or at his residence ~
CustOmhOlse street. d27 Am
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-09

other rallways-the Central, the Della
ware and Lackawanna, the Erie, the
Northern each aud all pouring the
accumulated wealth of farms, OF viii
lages, OF towns and Of cities into the
already great metropolis, our own
grand city OF New York, and then ask
is 1t safe to predict with any correct
ness the future Of Texas' seaports--
Galveston and Indianola.
We can see, aud not at a far distant
day, II our agricultural associates can
not, these harb0rs filled with vessels.
Not your petty trading schooners of q
few hundred tons, but the majestic
hulls, the tall tapering masts Of your
gallant merchantmen, capable OF stor-
Ing away her l,5O0 to 1000 bales OF cot
ton. We see matches off and long
strings of lighters bringing to their
capacious holds the snow-white
products of southern fields. While
on shore, awaiting shipment,
IN gigantic warehouses and elevators,
lie millions of bushels of the grain of
California. Long trains OF cars follow
each other in quick succession, a NOV
ing panorama of worlds food over the
completed road. There, like q new
Colossus of Rhodes, the Texas and
Pacific railway bestrides, not q strait,
but continent. Washing one Of his
feet in the gentle waters of the Pacific
San Diez, with the other he ripples
with its touch the genial waters OF the
gulf at Galveston and Indianola.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-09

The Philadelphia Inquirer, noticing
the assassination of ID. G. Byerly, and
the killing of two Legroes, and wound
ing of two soldiers, at New Orleans, all
of which occurred on Saturday, the 26th
ultimo, says: "All this shooting and
killing are inevitable results of the
carpetbag rule in Louisiana. Law and
order have been trampled under foot
by those who should have upheld 1t.
The acting governor holds his office by
fraud, and so on down to the Metro
politan policemen, creatures of War
moth and Kellogg. The evi! has, as 1t
always will, worked down and through
the whole mass, until the whole of 1t Is
leavened with the bad leaven of wrong
and corruption. But 1t Is n mistake to
suppose that no day of reckoning will
come. II cannot he long delayed,
either, for the entire north has become
disgusted with the infamous treatment
meted out to the south.h
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-09

THE examination Of Ex-Governor
Warmoth before Judge Staes, on the
charge of killing d. c. Byerly, took
place last Wednesday. The prisoner
was discharged and told by the court
that 1t was clear case of self-defense.
Said the judge i"The evidence given
in this case establishes that you were
right in your action. When you took
the life of Mr.. Byerly it was in legiti-
mate defense of yours. Although the
court does not like to take upon itself
to dismiss u case of this kind, yet the
circumstances are such that believe
that in doing so my action will be not
only approved by higher tribunal,
but by the whole community. l do
not hesitate single moment In de-
claring that you have acted in self-de-
fense. Although it is very unhappy
affair, and it is to be regretted that such
an occurrence has taken place, aud
that the life of o man las beeu Aacri-
feed, get must say that you have
done 30 in defense of your life. ., ! will,
therefore, dismiss you. You can go.n