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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06
Pafigskd htstorhu.

To je dilezite a staGi mne."
Go mann tedy delati'
,,Jen malo. Prosni, vstnpte do teto
zahrady."
TOT je cely pensondt dev6at!"
,,Jsou take vdovy mezi mimi ty mali
eervenou stnzkn ma ramene. Mdzete 81
tedy 2de vybrati a wit 81 za 2enu, kteron
chee.e.
rPohkelte chyilinkn, az icn nasadim
ska. Ta velka biond}na zde lib Sc mnf
zylasf.p
aDobra; yezmete into kvetinu, Idete
fam nabidnete il il; pfipeynil j sobe
na hatlra, znalnena to, 2e Vas pfiiima "a
chote.''
lMladik ystoupil do zahrady q apo nfkc-
lika okamzicich Ease pfichizi.
1 ,,Jsem pfiiat."
Vim to, videl jsem tohoto okna. Ny
nj mizem pfikrocit k obyceinym formal
nostem. Zaenem ohlaskami.'
,,Ty trvaji nekolik nedtl. z
,,Smluvili lsme Sc onfady dnchoven
styem zkratii to vse; ohlasky SO ptecton
a IN pet MINT obdrzite pfislnsn}ch lis
tin
,..Jsem liz obdivem ustrnnly."
,,Nuze, cteny pane, budte ted tax la
skav delie sye rozkazy stran svtebni Lo
stiny.'
Ale hoste.n
.,Dodam ie, syatebni hostnu bez hostd
(. nemnsenl 81 AMI myslet. Jiz cekaI v j.
delne.n
,,Nzdyt jich ale ami neznam."
%. isou TO roztomli Tide. Vzdyt mnl
dam ie pocten vseobecnou daverou; bnd-
to bez starosti. Mezi pozvanymi najdete
take syeho tchana Il tchyni svou. Rodi-
cove pfichdzeii kazdodenn6 opolednach
mezi iednon druhou hodinou, ably sc
podivali, isou-h iich dcery provdany
yzdy isou liz svatebne obleteni."
,,Ale snad bych mohl ieste nekohk
syych ptatel pozvat.'
Nae byste ztracel casu."
,,Pravda, zapomel isem, ze sem nalal
drozku ma cas-. Prosim tedy, hostlnu pro
25 osob."
,,Dobfe, mezi tim m6zem tedy vstonpit
do tohoto pokoie podepsat smlouvy.'
Reditel odevfel dvefe. Notaf veske-
II hoste lson jiz ma SVEN mistd.
Pane" pravi notaf, ,,mezi tim, co lslne
ma Vas cekali, odbyli jsne II pfedcltan
smlay, sleena pfinasi co veno 100000
franka; Vy!'
,,Tutez sumu.
,,Tedy pfipojim ieu ciiry ty; bndte ted
tax laskav podpiste SO zde vedle kol
ku."
Y tom oznamoval kostelnik, ze knez ma
novomanzely oltate eeka. Vsichni ho-
etc odebiraii Sc do domaci kape.
,Pfeiete sobe obvykleho kazani."
Ne, dekuiu," odvetil chot, .,znam je
byl isem jiz ma toika svatbach.'
SIT FolO 80 bcii ian Pbohs J"N'''S
Ii kazani, ziskame celon palhodinn.
TO ie mne milo, nebot iscm nalal dro.
ku ia cas- ceka Nh mne pied domein.
Vsichni jdou ma to do lidelny, kde le
slavne hostine vse iz pfiPraveno. Ne
zasedaji Ike stolu, pfistoupi manzel knsv
choti doyolne sobe pozeptati sell p
jeim kfestnim i,nenu.
,,Jmenuju SO Amalie."
"A ja Eduard.' ,
Amalie Eduard podali sobf laskypl
ne rnce.
Hostina je velmi ziva. Ndktefi host
mali opravdove, nektefi zas rozmarne +
III.
s" ,,Jsou ty feei iiz vpocteny do dtrat P
\ hostinc." taze sc manzel feditele.
,,Ano"
was nstav je mistrovsky; dovoli
Aabych Van podal rukn."
Manzel jeste ceka, az sluhoye roznes'
kayu likerky; pax SO zdyihne a pra'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06

,,Drazi moi loste, odpusfte, ze vas tax
brzy opustiti muslin. Ale iiz ic deyet ho
din, na;:a isem 81 drozku ma Gas, devtt
h ,din palesati minutach odiizdi vlak.
kterym 30 domu vratit mu-im."
Hoste sproyazeii novomanzee Ike kofa
ru, koci ma dirce u kabatn kytcku
-- zvlastni to pozornost od fed.tele (lsta :
yu.
Prave kdyz .iiz ystoupiti chce, zadrzi
noyonan2ela dana trpce placici.
,Zajste, ze il utinite stastnou," y2ly
ka.
,.Koho"
,,Mou dceru."
Zach, Wy iste natka: Odpusfte ne
mel jseni tn Gcst. Byl isem dnes tax "a
m6stnan, ze nezbylo mne ami okamzikn,
ahych sobe porozpravel novou svou ro-
dinou. Navstivte mas pfedc pflstich
etnicich. Zde .je ma adressa:.'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06

me no tedy," nikdy SO neprovadi tax
prakticky, iako kdyz jeptisky, kterf isou
osetfovatelky, jake kdyA jszoyita, ktery
Jest pfedstavenyln tIfadu, kfiti do sveia:
,,Zle SO pfiiimai nemocni bez vyznani.
Velechytra cirkev iilnska pc ysechny
DOLBY vabila k sobe zeny, nelot INA onu
neplemozitelnou sladkou moe zeny mad
uuieln, zvlast .ieli tento bolesti sklieen.
kdez puk hleda nelntcny, zonIanlivy
muz svou pos'cdni jod:nou 1teehn! L 2e
nv. Proto take klade fimska cirkev 0
setfoyani nemocnych peel ieiich bla-
bo dusevni eilaleii 2enam do rukou Vt
done, ze edna ,,milosrdna" sestra vice
muzi obrati nezIi sto kazatea II zpoved-
nikn.
Mezi pravidly pro jepti3ky milosrdne
sestry cteme takto;
,,Jeptiska ma nemocntho ma spaseni je
ho duse upomenout, iakoz ma hrizy sou
du pekla; mirnym pfimlouvanim lej
ma h.edet obratit ma katolickou viru, k
blahodarne zpoydd k pfijmutl syatos-
IT,"
A iak zkuSenost u6i, uposlechnou jep.
tisky velni rady tohoto pravidla,
zylast ieli nemocn} nekatolik, nebo ne
kftGnec. Jeden pfiklad re zivota vsak
necht dokaze, lak ty osoby rposvecene
tolnu ,,bez rozdilu nabozenstyi' rozulni.
Ma branku ncmocnice zaklepal ledno-
ho dne hoch, ktery 2 Porynska, sveho to
domoya, byl pfisel do Vidnt, ably 81 tn
vyhledal praci. Milosrdne sestry, lim2
svefena peee nemocnici, prijmnly ne
mocn6ho pocestneho vlidnt. Die yfpove
di lekare trptl ma nezhoitelnou nebezpee-
nou nemoc pIicni, asouchotiny. Prvni,
kdo pfistoupil k ieho lozi, byl knee ignr
an. IIoch dekoval panu patern "a ieho
ochotncst, ,,nebot jsme", pravil, evan
geik." Pr drnhe naystev6 obratil Sc k
doiiravGmu kn6zi zady.
Knee nafidil iepisce, ktera nemocneho
rnela ma starosti, ably lnu vs mocl do dn-
Sc mluyila. ,.Pfemluv, pfevef kacife do
nas svatc clrkve," prayil nj. Jeptlska
byla dost rozulnna j nemoilla nemocne-
ho takovymito pokusy. libllt Sc j
hoch pro svou prostotn. Mad tim sc We
lice rozhorIil lezoyita, special k bisku-
povi, aby mu tzkosti sve zieyiI. Bisknp
pride do nemocnice, nadaya ieptisce bez
bonnie, ktera sye povnnosti zapoinela
lde k ma smrt nemocnemu, htery bis
bupoyi obrati sc zady Avsak marne; o.
braceni ioho So stat lnnsi, TAX nsneseno,
"a kazdou cenn.
Jednoho iitra Sc probudi spatri, ze
kirk ruce jeho ovinuty .son tlzenci; ma
prsou ieho lezi obrazek ,,panenky Marie g.
aby zazracne ieho Srdcem hnula. Mia
dy evangelik olhodi cely roziobeny tyto
syate yece; mad tim Sc strhne od druhych
nemocnych kirk; pocnou nadavat a pro
kIiuat. ,Ty isl potomek pekla, hrtni llezo-
vita. ,,ty jsi zatracen, iako Luther, nelz
yets." Potom pocne strikat ma smrt ne
mocnemu svecenou vodu do obliGele, a
posledni hodinu ieho mu ztrp6ule CO ne
vice. Umirajici zada pastora; marne.
Misto pastora pride jezoyita, ubozak
"a leho proklindni - umira. TAX sc o.
setfuii nemocni ustayech pro nemocne
.,bez rozdilu nabozenstvi.' -.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06
AET'N A.
pres Southampton po oblibenych
zeleznlch parnikach postovnich
(250O - 5000 tun):

pres Southampton po obiibenych
zeleznSch parnikach postovnich
$500 - 5000 tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain .-
BERLIN, captain Petscher.
ONO, captain Meyer.
LEIPCIG, captain Hoffman,
BRAUNSCHWEIG, cap. undnetsch'
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger.
Expe'icni dnoye isou ustanoveni:
Nuremberg ceryen .. Gee 3.
Braunschwe;g So "a.
Ohio Gee. II srp. Z.
Leipzig y II
Nuremberg srp. IL zai. 4
Braunschweig 3 Is
dale pax kazdy tyden.
Tyto lode dopravuji cestovatele do
Bremen, Southampton, l.ondyna, Hayru
a zpet.
Ceny pfevozni do Is bfezna
Y Bremen do Baltimore
kaluta 500 zlate
mczipalnbl ~ pap.
4 Baltimore do Bremen, Southampto
nu, Londyna llayn
i kainta i 80 v zlate
4 nezipaubi gov papi
Zpatetni listky:
mezipalubi S44.50v pap
D6ti od 1--l0 let polovici, kojenci SO
eE- Stran zasilek listkl pfeplap
n}ch obratte Sc k jednatelHm:
A. Schuhllnclnc Il 20.
9 South Charles Str. Baltimore.
(harles Waiter,
IL pro Washington.
Martin krejCi.
pro ty same lode, CIeyelaAd,O.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06
ROZlllar.

roZtr2ltO tOstl.
Jisty vcIebnicek ma venkove byl ma
ramne roztrzity staa Sc nu ;eJnou
vem nemila pfihoda kostelnik mu O.
znamil, ze jsou odpoledne svatba po-
hteb "a sebou VelebniGek Sc urfitou
hodinu oblekl do pluvialu u kraGel k olta
ri oddat novomanzely; roztrz.tosti ale
byl toho inintni, ze stoii pred rakyi, "a
cal sc modliti zyuGnym hlasem: Isl in
iquitates observaveris, domino. domino,
quis sustinebit." It. j. budesli nepravosti
setfiti, Hospodine, kdoz obstoji)
} en- co pravda.
' mnulem masopuste pfisla slnzka z
plesu az samemu rdnu domi. Panic
ka Sc ovsem do nj hned po rann pustila:
.,Poekei "a TO feknu syemu panovi, noci
Sc te nemoh' pry doklepat. kdyz sci do
md, a ia spala az nejmenAim pokoi.'
,Ale milostpani,' smala Sc suzka, ,je
nom co .je pravda Pan nemoh' klepat
dnes noci na knchyni, pontvadz byl ia
Ike az do rama ma plesu, kdyby byl
pfisel div nez ia, TAX by Sc byl :enkrat
ma milostpani pfece neiak doklepal.'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06

} en- k dyby cht6li povidat!
knez uvadel kdysi ma kazatelne risma
svateho slova: ,kdo z vas mize tresta-
Ii mne hfichnf'
V zadui stolici naklonil Sc kmotr Jira
ku kmotrovi Peterkovi Sc slovy: ,,On my
sli, ze mic nevime."
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06

v BAZNI BOzl 81 redaktor biskup-
skeho Bndivoje, .Foitl, iemuz zamestnani
ieho iezovitskym platkem ,,Bndiyoem"
co redaktoru nevyneslo ami tolik, ably ne
umiral hlady, podfezal kirk. M, ten as
pon nezemfel ako zvife, a la Mencinger,
jeli pravda Budivoles
: ,,Syoboda."
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06
y d IN i proti pism II.

Stoji psano: ,Oko "a oko, zub "a zub.'
10 10y bylo hezke, kdyby TO vzdycky slol
Ale jak pax, kdyz je ten, kdo nam vyrazi
zub aebo oko -s lep 7 nebo bezzu-
byN
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-06
.REZ ROZDlLU NABOzENSTyf.'

Nekoik velkJch lidumil0 zalozilo We
yidni u,ocists pro pevylecitelns nemoc-
ne ,,bez rozdilu nabozenstyi." DO u
stavn toho tedy Sc pfijimaii ubozaci ysecil
yyzpAni. Avsak dayne pofekadlo jezo-
yitske: ,,Svst chce byt klaman, klame
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23
POLITICAL ON DIT.


The faithful are returning. Burch is back
with several of the small fry, and Antoine
and Pinchback will be in town to-day. They
came with the crowd, but stopped over al
Mobile.
Antoine's arrival is anxiously looked for, as
al the little differences in the general appro.
priation bill have been arranged, and all that
is needed now is his signature.
Ii il Coming.
Extra session talk now seems to have set
tied down considerably, and from what can
be gathered on the sidewalks, it appears
rather definitely settled. Pitt, it is rumored,
has decided to call it, and we may expect to
see the promulg atom Of his call very soon.
West Quoted.
1t is current in Custom-liouse circles that
West has ceased his opposition against Pardee
and it is now probable that we will have a
District Judge in a few days. Why West
should thus suddenly cease his warfare Is
difficult to tell, but it is pretty evident that
some very persuasive arguments have beea
used.
The Funding Board.
The Funding Board met yesterday and
funded between six and seven hundred thou
sand dollars worth of bonds.
The amount funded was made up princi-
pally of Free School Bonds, old Levee Bonds
and State Treasury Relief Bonds.
Bring it Out.
The people begin to suspect there is some
thing mischievous II the award which has
been so studiedly kept back. Why is il that
this piece of Information. of such vital inter
est to the people of our State should be put
under lock and key in Pitts Office, if there
was not something in it distasteful to our
people: If all the good things are il store
or US that has all along been told, surely the
people Just now are IN the very best possible
condition to hear it. ....
If this award is hidden away much longer,
We shall begin to think there is a spider in
hat dumping
1t is, from wha. can be gathered, almost q
certainty that General Emory's answer in the
'aughn case will put the responsibility for
he outrage of January (, in the Hons OF Rep
OF the right shoulders -Sheri |
lan's Il d Grants. He shows how they, and |
lot he, were the guilty parties. Lei the
.aswer be made public. ..
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23
The Extra Session Of Ten DAYS to
be Called.
The Honor of the Radical Party
and of the Committee Pledged
to Fair Play.
That's what Mr.. Wheeler Says.
The Object of the Session.
who Will Get the Public Printing!:

We learn, from what we regard as most ex
eeilent authority, that Kellogg intends to call
An ex IA session Of his Legislature during the
present week-the Legislature to convene on
the 10th Of April. This action is consequent
upon a letter which has been received BY kel-
iogg from Wheeler, in which the latter
insists upons Kellogg calling an extra
session and carrying out the terms of the ad-
lustment in the spirit as well as ia the letter.
Mr.. Wheeler states that the honor of the Re-
publican party and that of the committee is
pledged to the falfllment of the terms and
that Grant and Sheridan will assist in SC eing
the matter successfully consummated
He further suggests that it would be we'll to
oonfine the action of the Legislature to the
consideration of the following subjects:
Public Printing,
The City Charter,
Tie Funding Act,
Public Educa,ion,
The Revenue Bill,
e,ad believes that all this can be attended to
in a session of ten days.
This, as we learn is substantially the pur-
port of Wheeler's letter, and there is every
reason to believe that Kellogg will carry out
the suggestions, so far at least as converting
the Legislature is concerned. 1t will be OBJ
served that there is very careful avoidance
Of any suggestion touching the repeal Of any
Of the obnoxious laws which disgrace the stat
utes Of the State, nothing about the Metro
politan Police, OF the Park tax, or the Elec-
ton and Registration laws, or indeed any
thing of very great importance to the people
at large, unless the subject Of the City
Charter be something. That the State can
do much good by relieving the city
of the outrageous restraint, now placed
upon her is unquestioned, and We
shall watch the action of this Legislature in
Ibis regard with curious interest The ques
ton of who shall obtain the public printing is
secondary to the inquiry Of how much the ex-
pense to the State will be lessened.
Ii should, of course, be put up to tho lowest
responsible bidder though we suspect the
Republican would fight that plan very strenu-
ously. We suggest the idea, and if the object
is reformation of glazing abuse it ought to
be adopted.
Mr.. Wheeler is silent in regard to the cleo
ton Of a Senator, and the question now is
will the Legislature 90 into an election when
The Senate has declined to take definite action
in the case of Pinch, whose chances, in the
event of the election Of Conservative or
Democratic Senator, would be materially inn
proved.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23
UNITED STATES SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 22-Every seat occu-
pied and thousand persons surging through
the galleries to hear Andrew Johnson After
III O'Clock lngresS was impossible. The di-
plomatic gallery is well filled. The Senate
floor proper is crowded with privileged out
slders. Senator johnson was dressed in his
usual style of elegant neatness. He has o
fail suit OF gray hair His voice at first was
low, but gradually sweled until it rang
through the corridors. He spoke without
notes. He was loudly appIauded when he
said elf Grant is elected a third time, then
goodbye to the Republic He spoke two
hours. There was much applause from the
galleries, and many congratulations from his
friends on the floor
Mr.. Johnson spoke at length of the tradi-
dltions of the republic. Henry Clay intro
duced resolution denouncing President Jack
son tor removing deposits. 1t was then de-
cided the Senate had no right to pass upon
the action of the President unless sitting as a
court of impeachment. Alluded to the
troubles in Tennessee in 1866 when resiona-
tons defeated a quorum. Gen. Thomas was
Instructed strictly TO abstain from any inter
ference.
This dispatch was written by the Secretary
OF War IN the presence Of the President He
declared it was not his intention to give ut
leianoo W d slhSie personal matter, Dut 10
speak OF public acts He then referred to the
removal of Sheridan from the command of
the Fifth Military District in 1867. 1t was
in consequence of the wall which came up
from the people of that section. Why was it
Sheridan was selected to send back to these
people who before condemned him and
prayed for his removal
He (Johnson) knew the determination of
the people OF the South. Their great object
was to be restored to the Union. Referring
to the action of President Grant toward Loui-
siana. he would say to this Emperor what
Cato said to tho Ambassador of Cesar, oLet
him disband his legions, and restore the com
monwealth to liberty Let him Go that, and
he (Johnson), as humble as he Wa, would
mount the rostrum aud strive to have an in
dignant people forgive him for his violation
OF Law
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23
CIVIL RIGHTS.
A Little Same That Didn't Pay.

Two very stylishly dressed negroes, evi-
IDENTIFY gotten up for the occasion, yesterday
went peram balatiug around town, looking for
civil rights.
They invaded the Bank, calling in at the
bar through the Canal street entrance. and
demanding drinks.
The barkeeper very politely told them they
should be served if they would step into a
certain little closet and take them there.
One ofthe negroes got excited and Insisted on
being served at the bar, but the other dis
played more sense, and expostulated with his
rampageous companion, and finally succeeded
"a quoting him, and the two worthless left.
They proceeded to McCloskey's confection-
cry and called for mead but they didn't get it.
Hardly had they given their order and eer-
tainly before the man behind the bar had time
either to express refusal or acceptance Of it.
several Of the customers in the saloon s'saled
in to those mokes and gave them q sound
beating. They did not stand upon the order
of their going but got
Qaite number ct negroes, ali evidently
interested, were standing at the corner of
Royal and Canal, watching the experiment.
and awaiting the result.
The termination was by no means satisfac-
tory or encouraging, and they, too, "sloped
1t may be predicted that none OF the crowd
will again try on the little game.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 22-In the Senate the
consideration OF the unfinished business
beng the resolution approving of the action
OF the President, in regard to Louisiana
resumed, and ex-Pfesident johnson began to
speak at ten minutes past Il o'clock
WASHINGTON. March 22.-The loss by the
Snsquehanna hood is estimated at 81. SOC. 600
WASHINGTON, March % Scott Smith has
been indicted for libellng Macfarland. The
tact that both parties are Washington tele-
graphic correspondents gives the case q re-
spectacle scent
Commencing with tomorrow, the Repnbli
cans have determined to sit Grant, Kellogg
and Louisiana out.
Postmaster General jewell directs that the
new law regarding transient newspapers goes
into effect immediately, instead of the lst of
April.
The Department Ct the Interior will send q
geologist to the Black Hills country to in
VeStl5ate the reports OF its alleged great
mineral wealth. In the meantime the War
Department will be asked to protect the Sioux
IN all their treaty rights, and allow no white
person to enter that country. Rapid steps
are IN progress toward entering into negotia-
tons with The Sioux for the extinguishment
of their title.
The Supreme Court has decided the case of
b axe vs. the flrSt National Bank of the CITY
of New York, by reversing the decision of
the Circuit Courts of New York, Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts. and holding that the in
comes OF banks and railroad companies and
other corporations, for the last five months
of the year 1871, were subject to an in
ternal revenue tax of two and IL half per cent.
This decision secures the Government about
three million dollars.
NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations were contirmed
today: Arnold, for postmaster, at Albany.
Georgia, and Clinton, for similar office at
Aberdeen, Mississippi.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23
CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY OF MEMPHIS on
The CIVIL RIGHTS

MEMPHIS, March 22-Judge Emmons, of
the United States Court to-day delivered an
elaborate and exhaustive charge to the Grand
Jury in reference to the Civil Rights bill, in
which be says 1t is to be regretted that
question Of such exceptional importance and
one which IS producing SO much excitement
should come before the court in this form.
At an early day, however, and during the
term, we are compelled by law to decide the
matter you lay before us.
The severe penalties imposed by this law
upon prosecuting attorneys and other officials
will, we are advised, be attempted to be en-
fo.ced. Should the Grand Jury fail to indict,
in the assumption that their action will be
controlled by such officers, unless the court
acts, every consideration makes 1t duty to
answer your questions at once.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23
EMBEZZLEMENT'.
Another Confidential Clerk Proves
Recreant.

Officer Malone arrested, last night, Paul A.
Messrs Llambias & Dockter, under the
charge of embezzlement and breach OF trust
It appears that Mr.. Druilhet has been in the
employ OF Messls. Llambias i Dockter for
about fifteen years, and that unlimited conf
dence had been placed in him. Bat recently
he was suspected Of abusing this confidence
Certain bills or accounts due the firm, having
been sent for collection, were returned as
having been paid to the accused but the
books contained no such entries.
When the attention OF Mr.. Druilhet Was
called to the deficiency Cd Saturday last he
became very indignant and unwilling to
render any satisfaction, and was accordingly
discharged from the employment Of this
house. The matter was placed in the hands
Of Officer Malone, who last night arrested the
accused at his residence on Magazine street.
in the Fourth ] istrict. Mr.. Geo. Dockter q
member of the firm, has gone to the country
to ascer tain from the various customers what
amounts have been paid him.
1t has been discovered 50 far that Druilhet
is short about three thousand dollars. Two
affidavits. have been made against him; one
for. the embezzlement of oae hundred and
seventy FIVE dollars, and the other for twenty
five hundred dollars. Mr.. Druilhet is now
locked up in the jackson Street Station trying
to obtain BAIL
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
Report OF the Committee Appointed
to Report Plan for Grad
ing Sugars.
Philadelphia Plan Recommended.
Especial to the Bulletin.l


NAsHINGToN. March %, 12I5 z. M.-The
Commute OF three, appointed to investigate
the different methods of grading sugars, as
adopted at the principal sugar importing
ports, viz: New Orleans, Baltimore, Pbila-
delphia. New York and Boston, have com
pleted their labors and Will present their
report to-day to the Secretary of the
Treasury
The directions mentioned in the las. treas
TRY cireulartor sampling sugar are considered
impracticabla, and new methods will be ad :
vised. The plan adopted at Philadelphia is
recommended BY this plan the sugar is
sampled in the hogsheads, whilst upon the
whar'es, and Immediately upon their reno
val from the vessels. A. II.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23

NASHVILLE, March %. Both Houses of the
Legislature passed joint resolution for a
sine Die adjournment next Wednesday. So far
10 bill has been passed materially affec ing
finances or changing the rate of taxation, ex-
cept tat taxing the earnings Of railroads one
and half per cen., which viii raise the add
uonal revenue to about u hundred and fiity
thousand dollars annually.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-23
FOREIGN NEWS,

MADRID, March % Only eight Carlist
chiefs followed Cabrera in giving adhesion to
King Alfonso
Senior CASTELAR, has resigned the professor
ship OF the University, i'll consequence of the
re-eatabli,hment in schools and colleges of
certain textbooks.
LoSDoS, March 22.-The FIJI Islanders are
dying from measles.
Comte De Jsrnac, the French Ambassador
here, is dangerously iii with pneumonia.