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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

thnpka and hearty Endorsement OF the Hspup-
iuNna If fouieinna for the 1dellty with when ne
haa maintained In peace the great pfinclp.ts
which tha armies 81 The Union, under his com
'' y Thai sa to Gov William r. Kellogg and his
AHeoejntrs In the Stats ADMINISTRATION she thanks
of tho Republican party 81 Lo',sinna ers dns l2r
their earnest and persistent Efforts 20
b he Htate government under trials ana ctreum-
atnpcas wI,ose parallel has never been eecn.
I. Tho Republi m party. REGARD tho unanciae a
measures OF the State administration. ebpeclally
Tho plan for funding aud reducing the bonded ,ll
and floating debt NJ having been successfully
md fully accom- plished. We pledge ourselves
and otir party b support thees measures ana
carry them out 10 the fullest extent -. ...
And after day Of considerable work
the convention adiourns TO Monday
morning 10 make tho nominations.
Cauc,,ses were held OF tho various
factions last night to debate tho chances
az their candidates. Warmoth Ia con-
adhered weak, having been sold out by
Pinch to secure peace. the control OF
the party and personal advancement.
Tho compromises loses him twelve
votes transferred to the administration
Packard has lost almost the same. -.
And IL now virtually deposed from the
leadership Of the party. with Pinch IN
his place. Anderson is undoubtedly
the strongest man. unless'money makes
an inroad into his ranks before Monday
morning.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
CITY ITEMS.

raeuuen Bellinger was arrested on q
warrant at the corner OF Bienville ana
Basin streets and incaroerated In the
Third Precinct, charged by II. Clay
with breach Of trust and embezzletncnt.
Alfred Baptiste and Alexander Depas,
by virtue OF u warrant, were snatched
by the law and lodged In the Third Pre-
cinct Station, charged by Mrs. Latour
with larceny.
Josiah Williams, "a youth Of seventeen
summers, was thrown into the arms or
tho law at 8 y. m. last evening and
locked In the Fifth Precinct, on charge
OF larceny.
A large quantity of quartermaster's
stores are noticed going UP Camp street.
II signifies removal OF porticp OF the
troops tn summer quarters at Holly
Springs, on the Jackson Railroad.
Between the hours Of and 4 o'clock
Yesterday morning a fire, that Ia sup
posed to be work OF an incendiary, was
discovered In shed In the rear OF the
two-story frame building, at the corner
OF Tchoupitoulas and Tolcdano streets,
owned by Mr.. ID. Vigcrs and occupied
by Il. j. Gleason as q barroom and
| boardinghouse. The flames were for
tunately discovered In time and ex.
| tinguished, with a damage OF about If
teen dollars.
About the same hour some unknown
incendiary saturated IA portion of the
unoccupied frame house, situated or
Tchoupitoulas street, between Louisi
ana avenue and Toledano, and then sci
Il on fire. The flames were discovered
and extinguished with slight damage
This property Is owned by Mr.. j. Seron
The police have not exerted them.
selves in the least to arrest any or the
participants In the bloody ARRAY that
took place on Dryades street. Captain
Gray took unusual pains to arrest a
drunken negro who had assaulted o
member OF the Packard caucus, but
when a member OF the opposition party
Is foully murdered. he stands off with
folded hands as unconcerned as II he
was not an officer OF the peace. Bot
West, the principal actor in. the
shooting, is allowed to roam at larR
because he is member OF the Packard
crowd, whom the police are supporting
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
The Insane Dodge.


The latest Partisan swindle ID clever.
A well.dressed woman called on a.
prominent mental physician and Inn
plored his aid In curing her son, who
was laboring under the delusfon that
some one owed him 10000 francs for dfa-
monds which he had sold. Bring him
here In an hour, and ] will see him
alone" said the doctor. The woman
went at once to one Of the best jewellers,
and choosing 10000 francs worth Of dia-
monds, asked the proprietor TO send his
assistant with them to DIR. J.'s, who was
her husband and would pay for them.
The name was we'll known, and the
clerk was sent to the doctors with her.
In the ante-room she said II will see IL
my husband Is at home" She then told
the doctor that her son was wtthCuts
and the doctor said, Send him In here. !"
so she sent the clerk, telling him TO
leave the diamonds with her. Arrived
In the doctors room, the clerk was po-
litely seated and courteously asked after
his general health and habits. After
replying to these questions for 'someI
time, the young man limited he was
rather pressed for time, and would boz
glad II the doctor would kindly pay himj
for the diamonds. "Ah, true" said theI
doctor. "The 10000 francs. Well, by|
and by" Then ensued funny scene, !
which finally ended In both PARTED
going in search OF the mother" an,
finding that she had got tired OF watt
ing and had gone, forgetting to leavd
the diamonds. s
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
The Condition OF the Lake.

Mr.. Surveyor Hardee having returned
from his tour of investigation into the
condition of Lake Pontchartrain. re-
ports that while he has found the
channels Of the lake and through the
Rigolets unaffected by the deposit Of
the river water flowing through the
Bonnet Care crevasse, there has evil
IDENTIFY been a great filling in on the
western side of the lake, where the
wafer comes into the lake, extending
one and a half mile from shore and
about eighteen miles in width. The sur
views of Mr. Hardee were, however, in
complete and only preliminary, and
will be resumed shortly. Mr.. Hardee
will, next week, visit the crevasse again
To ascertain the exact volume OF water
which flows into the lake.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
Closing Exercises carnntz Institute

On last Wednesday evening quite a
large number Of the friends and rela-
tives OF the young ladies OF this admira-
BILE institution gathered at Minerva
Hall to witness the closing exercises.
The programme, which consisted OF
appropriate musical and literary selec-
tions, was we'll supported by the schol-
ars, and clearly showed the fine system
of education In this institute.
Among those we deem most worthy
of notice was the solo, Theme
Allemand, by Miss M. r.. chant "Air
de Guillaume Tell" by Miss G.: L.
solo, Lucia" by Miss A. H.; chant,
"Air dc Robin DIES Bots" by Miss +. +.
This school is under the able manage
ment Of Mrs. V. Carnatz and her assist
ants Mrs. V. Carnatz; Miss de Ware
non; Mrs. Gambler, vocal music; Mrs.
Guiraud, instrumental music; Miss
Seymour, mathematics Miss Guiraud,
primary department in music.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
A New Hook.

We have received from Eyrich, 139
Canal street, "Homeric Synchropism,
by the Hon. s. E. Gladstone, late Prime
Minister OF England. Homer seems to
have been specially chosen by the lead
ers Of England thought for their treat
ment. Brougham, Derby, and long
succession Of prime ministers have writ
ten or translated the great blind bard,
and now Gladstone adds his share to
their labors. The present work settles
most OF the disputed questions of Ho-
mer's birthplace, life and death from
the Iliad, the Odyssey and Thyme
themselves. tits quite exhausted, full
of learning, yet atthe same time pleas
ant reading,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
TILDEN AND HENDRICKS.
ENrnusuAsm or THE PEOPLE.

The Florida Parishes G0Od tor n Housing
Majority.
Especial to the N. q. Democrat
ANTE CRY, La, July IA large and
enthusiastic meeting was held tonight
to ratify tho nomination Of Tilden and
Hendricks. The Florida parishes will
give a rousing majority In November
for the Democratic ticket.
G. s. STEWART,
RICHARD 3. VENApLEs.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
rhe assistant Attorney General.

The fight for the office of Assistant
ATTORNEY General, resulting from the
ousting Of Dibble by Kellogg, because
Dibble dabbled too much in politics,
and particularly in politics opposed to
Kellogg, eliminated yesterday morning
in a decision in favor OF Judge Braughn.
on the rule nisi taken out by Dioole'
the latter's motion being overruled.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
ARRIVALS.

Sr. JAMES HoTEL.--David Hitler, Noble; Ala
Southern Express Company: John drdener1
Jefferson. Texas Z T Carr, DeSoto Parsn "a.
II y Brunt, Baton Rouge; J Snow, NJ sn9w|
Agnen, benjamin Grotz. Jr.. st. Lous z
Cook, East Pascagoula; BisPnn, ~
York n Scollard, ST. Louis; 4 y sremplef
Nashville K Dudley Bayou sara VII
lama. Ocean Springs; @ Verhon. ,9tveston
Samuel! X Edmundsgn, CLINTON, MI
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
BAR Association.

The Association Of the Bar OF New
Orleans met in the Supreme Court room
yesterday evening, for the purpose OF
suggesting the names OF Judges OF the
District Courts to the Nominating Con-
yention. On the motion Of Major New,
the meeting was postponed until We'd
nesday evening. July 5, so as to allow
all members of the bar to be present
and participate in the proceedings.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
,rhe clerks on the Fourth.

The Clerks Benevolent Association OF
New Orleans will give their annual pic
mic at the Fair Grounds on the 4th Of
July, as usual. The entertainments
heretofore given by this most deserving
association have been Of such a delight
full character as to battle all description,
and, Judging from the preparations that
are being made for the forthcoming one,
it will surpass even the most bri liant
picnics they have ever given. Thanks
for kind remembrance OF the democrat.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
Trinity school.

The annual exhibition OF Trinity
School took place on Friday evening at
Trinity Church. 1t was charming
affair and a success. Miss E. G.. Win
gate is the principal OF the school, and
deserves much praise for the manner in
which the exercises were conducted.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
Nobody Hurt.

Last night the report of u pistol was
heard in The neighborhood of the beel
saloons on Common street, near st
Charles, and in few minutes large
crowd had gathered about the spot tt
see who had been shot: inquiry,
however, proved that the discharge 81
the pistol was accidental. it having
fallen out OF its owners pocket.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
Malt Hogan.

A rumor isjn circulation to the effect
that Matt Hogan, the accompiice OF
Houlihan to the murder OF Laresche,
has been released on bail. Such Is not
the case. Hogan has almost entirely re-
covered from his wound but is still In
the hospital, and will soon be transferred
to the Parish Prison. His case is not a
bailable one
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
MAXINE NEWS.
n. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. july. 1875.

S'eai'ei A"''''' 1A""''''' Mast.
Steamship Lizzie, Feisher. for PensacA-,.
Steamship City Of Norfolk. Staples Indil
nola- WHEY ~
Bark Enrique, Payson. for Liverpool
schr Rebecca, Hauisia, for Mobile Mastt
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
Cheap Dry Goods.

For bargains in spring and summer dry goods
go to Messrs. p. & E. Michel, No. 59l Magazine
street A Few of their prices are given in another
column, and visit to their store will repay all
those who wish TO purchase.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Orv1cr N. O, pEMocnAr.
Saturday Evening. July J. 1870
MONETARY.
Nrw onfsANa oLEAnINo MoUeE.

ro o.l week before s.o7siss 4s s1S.sss 81
TIE weekly report Of ths a.sociaatsd e1 fa
i ns On 10 currency, and considerable decrease
En.sspss w so s9ssss sa Mos Sss.
sbautss Exchanges and public gttlcss also On
Tuesday. secount Of tho F9.rtp o. yav Ma
,,a nai la a WAS bsy engaged to-day IN pay
M the semi annual crest on state nonso's.
which amounts TO ss2b 900. ,..e
Under good crop accounts and the encourage
ment ri recent dividends. we note better t9el-
Ing In both financial and commercial ORIOLES.
The offerings f9r ds9o't e"atins ,hs % atr ,
With n auotsbls change. In rates Tho move,
ment was limited, Foreign exchange followed
the course OF gold. closing vt yesterdays aoSaa
lions. only n fcw Encs we're reported. Nov
York sight wins dull and unchanged. NO seies
of stocks were reported. State. e?nsols w .,is
dull and nominal at about "a * -diy,dsnbi w,ty
being quoted at Jb's@a5s. :.
va continue to quote exceptional paper ~
per cent per ann pirs na a. ng
grade pp's !" ar yy sntl Rsi nominal 49,.
Gold opened Mt 1l2l091t2i. against 1873 ~ new
York, and after limited business closed nj th
| opening rates in both markets. tou"hins li2s
during the interim at New York. The sales
supmrd up ttA 900 ri if2i@tt2a.
No aalcs Of silver were reported, and quota
ticns nrc nominal. a..,aa-
Under the decline In Hol1 nt Nsw YORK suUses
nusut 10 the opening, foreign exchange was 2
Shade lower but soon recovered. ana closed ri
previous rates. The only saIes of sterling were
Ei0oo bill Of lading nj b4S. and giO09 bank nv $50
| No salos n francs were reported.
AZ the close sterling bills wore quoted ~ ~.
1s4sh for bill Of lading and Al clear. % 5o
Tor bnuk tbnnk counter rate . 0tbb0 ~ ana francs
nj -~aD4eb for commercial and nominal for bnnk.
| New York sight was duh and unchanged, Thg
only sales reported we're s2b, 900 private bankers
| nj 4 per cent premium aud $4,000 bunk ~ g-ls.
We also noticed n sale OF $4,000 commercial on
/ Providence Mt par. -, :.
The banks continued to check on New York ~
| 4 per cent premium, and commercial sight ~
| stiIl quoted vt y.
Tbe following Ia the official statement o. The
sales reported to-day at tho New Orleans stock
| Exchange; 100 -.
sls 900 Atate consols lex DIVIDEND ut sS4. 5000
city prrmirm bonds nj 357s 5000 do. ~ 55ss. III,
600 do nj 3bs4 ft2. 30 water works bonis Mt ~,
| Tho sales Of securities not reported nt the
Mt 10 VI $1,000 do ut ~ ~ 5000 state bonds Ht eta
with dividend. aud ut auction. by Messrs. Macon
| Ellison n Co.. one $1,000 Fair Ground Association
| bond nj e225. and one 1880 10. Bank of America
| cert incate Of deposit Mt 4sc. VI.
| No sales Of stocks were reported. ana the
market was without any new feature to ngtie..
| stats enuaoIp we're dull and quoted nominal III
| about 81 ex-diyidend.
| City premium bonds were rather quiet and
continued 10 rule at Sc 6DaDss.
| No sales Of city scrip or State warrants were
| reported. -
! COTTON~sales to-day s70 baIos. Prices II.
| reg,tIsr and easy lyu Citations unchanged, We
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
The old ana New Parish Committees

The Old ana New Parish COmHtttecs.
Many inquiries are already being
made regarding the first meeting OF the
new Parish Committee and the manner
in which it will organize, and also
whether the existing Parish Committee
will hold another meeting before adj
iourning sine die.
The last question Is answered, first !:
II may be necessary for the old Par
ish Committee to hold another meeting
In order to settle up It's financial affairs,
which settlement has been delayed by q
resolution requiring that candidates who
have failed to pay up their assessments
during the last campaign, should be
called upon and asked to balance their
accounts. If we are not mistaken,
several Of the delinquent officeholders
have complied with the just demand Of
the committee.
AS to the new committee, it will, &C
cording to custom, be called together by
Mr.. p. Malochee, president Of the de-
funct committee, who will preside until
the new committee elects Its temporary
chairman. The temporary chairman
thereupon will appoint committee on
credentials from among the delegates
whose seats are not contested, and the
report Of this committee, when made,
will be voted upon by the delegates, who
are the judges OF the da4arna uh;c 2,
OF the contestants are entitled to repre-
sent the wards they come from.
It will also be optional with the
new Parish Committee, II they feel JUS
tilted SO to do by the evidence, to reject
both sets of contestants from any ward
and send the matter back to the Central
Ward Club to be settled by another
election or compromise, as the Central
Ward Club may decide.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
Attention clubs.

All organizations desiring to Join In night
narades will do well to call on Mr.. Henry Perry
No. III Poydras street. who will furnish process
sion lamps, wide awake torches. transparencies
and other decorations. Mr.. Perry has had many
years experience in the business. which enables
him to guarantee satisfaction to all who call On
him.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

You are hereby notified that Mir. NJ. Riquelme,
No. II Decatur street. has always on hand a fine
assortment Of Havana and domestic cigars.
smoking and chewing tobacco. which he will
sell at very low prices.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

We are glad to see that our well
known and popular fellow citizen, Mr..
Richard McCloskey, after a pleasant
trip to Ireland, has returned to the city
in excellent health and spirits.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

The Ancient Order of Hibernians,
Division No. 8, give picnic to-day at
the Orange Grove, Sixth District.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
The Court. Adjourn.

The civil courts will adjourn on Mon
day next, July 3, for the summer months.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

Choice butter. fresh and sweet at Twomc,' 8
corner Magazine and Philip streets.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

Ali goods fresh and reliable at Twomey's
corner Maxazi1 and Philip streets.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

From Mr.. Phi. Werlein we have received Save
the Sweetest Kiss for Ne.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
Arrived.

Steamship Morgan City. Read. frcmsw LOT
Steamship New Orleans. Dearborgom Ne
York, 18th inst. to A Moulton-2ds ..
Span bark Siete de Noviembre. Core 10 ua1
from HaAana. in ballast. to pug ..
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

COTTON Sales to-day s70 balos. Prices IT.
regular and easy. Quotations Unchanged, We
give also The figures and report ot the Exchange
MS below
.2nnfclK arAnnAnn nR n. ARtlf rIfiATInN.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

PEySACOLA---Pers steamer Am--7zs 81
corn so SKIS ats S. Skis bran "a SKIS zee II Dl
whisky 2obaIes hay eks bacon $751; mdse1
PENSACOLA-Per steamship le-e00 a
corn 900 SKIS ats 745 pkgs mdse.
LIyERPOOL-Per bark Enriqur151 "a
cotton 1900 pcs slaves.
MOBILE-Per schr Rebecca-Dns coai
bbls molasses 80 hf DO.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

Robt Mitchell. Paul. from CincinfI;
Chas Morgan. Stein, from Cincirtl.
ST John, Bergeron. from Baton hgs,
Carrie A, Thorn, OPry. from Yer Goa
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
THE OLD OR NEW CROP.
The Cotton Doctors Disagree as Ia the
Character Of those Two bales.

character Of those Two Bales.
A day or two ago our cotton mef-
chants, together with many Others who
take plausible interest In the king OF
staples, were surprised to learn that
two bales Of the new crop of cotton had
been received from Texas The bales
were said to have come from Dallas,
and were consigned respectively to Mr..
II. Belknap and Messrs. Gordon
Il domila. of this city. The
surprise was so great that, even
In the face OF the remarkable
arrival Of bale of the new crop last
year on the 10Th OF July, from the same
great old State, the character Of these
new bales was doubted. Ii order to set
the matter ut rest, Mr.. w. g. Black,
President Of the Cotton Exchange, APP
pointed two well known cotton experts,
Messrs. Vim. Sanchez andJ. s. Meilleur,
to sample aud examine them, and re.
port whether they were OF new or old
cotton.
The report was promptly made In the
following words
"On the part of the committee
appointed by the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange, we pronounce the two bales
OF cotton that arrived by Morgan's rail.
road this evening as being old cotton"
j. y. MEILtEuH.
This seemed to settle the question,
both gentlemen being reputed for their
experience and knowledge acquired dur
ing many years Of constant CONNECTION
with the cotton clnssing business. The
consignees, however. were not satisfied
and demanded further investigation.
whereupon the following gentle
men were appointed to D. give
their opinion Ia the matter: Messrss.
Frederick, Christ, Volcart, Cammack
| and Jones. The report OF these gentle
men, who are rs competent judges OF
cotton rs those composing the hrst
committee, now report that they have
examined one Of the bales aud find 1t
to be mixed cotton-old and new. The
other bale was not examined, because,
| 1t Is said, It had been shipped to st.
Louis, through error. 1t Ii understood.
however, that Mr.. Sanchez maintains
his position, and while he admits that
there might have been little new cot
ton In the bales, with few In
mature seeds of the new crop
dried up artificially, In order
to deceive, he was nevertheless correct
| In his judgment, the essential point TO
be decided being whether the cotton
was ne,o cotton. And thus the matter
now stands. 80,
There Is a neat joke connected with
the affair that might create consider
able fun II 1t were related, but 1t VIII
lose nothing by keeping few days.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

CINCIyyATI-Per steamer H,a mIcnsl
$40 bales cotton 1853 SKIS cotton sea- linus
bacco large lot mdse. 1x~~-3
CINCINNATI-Per steamer ga.l r.l ~ - -
bales cotton 10 hhds tobacco 5opssts ~, lala
ties do 700 bxs soap 30s7 bbls fior . ~ z
Az bbis meal 375 bbls pork tsf - sns -
RATION ROUGE Per steare'e Jonn-
bal 3 cotton 35 SKIS cotton seed I'll
LOWER COAST-Per steama uio a
-sundries to order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

ReceIpts 81 Preds,

{ NEW YORK-Per steamship Ian Cty
Assorted mdse.