The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-10
ON DIT.
All quiet at the CITY Hall.


The Governors new carriage has ar
rived. 1t is a stylish vehicle and cost 1915.
The Conservative politicians of this
town are talking Of Minister Washburn as the
next President.
-. .Supt. Cavanac of the Second District,
deserves commentator for the condition OF
the streets in that district.
lit is probable that the injunction
against the militia appropriation (s25. OOO)
will be released by Judge Hawkins.
The United States Courts present a
rather dismal appearance, and the silence
there reigning is almost oppressive.
49,. The work Of demolition is still going on
at the corner of Canal and Claiborne streets,
where "S.one's Hospital once stood.
80. The man in charge of the dead-house
Of the Charity Hospital has not done any
work lately, as this place has not been occ u
pied by dead body for the last two days.
49,. There was but little stirring in the
Court House on Tuesdly morning beside the
confirm alton of judgments in cases where nc
answers had been fled during vacation.
-. There is a crowd CT boys who stand at
and gamble. The attention OF the officer or
the beat is called to the matter.
-. There is a rumor current that certain
prominent Democratic legislators are to be
found in almost daily confabulation with
Gov. Kellogg. We cannot sag what the i'm
port of all this means.
-. The Administrator of Police received
tho following amounts yesterday from the
,veral Police Judges: Eug. Staes, Sl20;
Webster Long, $50; Judge Mccormack, S5;
Judge Falls, Sl4 so.
). Complaint has been made to us OF tn e
crowd daily gathered arouod the grocery at
the corner of Thalia and ST. Charles streets
to the annoyance of ladies passing. The
officer on that beat should look into it.
THE young men in society are thinking
seriously of ceasing their visits to all houses
where they are compelled to entertain the
whole family in order to see the young lady
whose society they desire to cultivate.
-. MIR. A. johnson, chief clerk of the
Charity Hospital, stated to a BULLETIN re-
porter Tuesday tina. the number Of admissions
are decreasing; also that there has not been a
single death in the hospital for the last two
days. The doctors say that this is rare
event, as scarcely single day passes with
out five deaths
-. The upstream drift of business, so
noticeable in all citie., is made most obvious
to those who may visit the neighborhood of
Magazine Market. For some time past its
emporiums have been noted for the bargains
there found, and strangers are fast finding
this out. Between and s o'clock in the
evening the sidewalks are crowded with
ladies and gentlemen making their purchases
and it now almost vies with Canal street in
business.
-. The repeated calls upon US to suggest
the best private schools for the smaller chill
dren has placed US in somewhat of predica-
ment. Desiring to afford our contributors
the benefit of whatever knowledge we may
possess, we find ourselves unable to answer
these queries, simply because so few primary
schools are avertised. We are satisfied there
are quite number in the Fourth District
yet their whereabouts have not been made
known to "a.