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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

ANOTHER MOVE.

In spite of the eloquent and earnest remon'
STRANGE of the bar Of New Orleans contrary Ia
the known wishes of all citizens of standing
and intelligence, without the attainments OF
qualifications to fit him for the position, and
when there were noble and worthy native or
resident barristers who had all their lives held
themselves aloof from party politics, and who
we're candidates for the post of judicial honor,
we now learn that, after long and as we pre-
sumo q most earnest debate in a succession
Of executive sessions, the Radicals of the Uni
ted States Senate have confirmed E. G. Bill
lings to be District Judge Of the Louisiana
District of the Fifth Judicial Circuit, uice the
infamous and abominable Durell, resigned to
escape impeachment.
The foalest deed Of judicial maifeasance
and the most criminal attack on constitution
al rights ever perpetrated on this continent
was the midnight order to which the vile
scoundrel Durell scrawled his blotted sign
manual with the hand of drunkard and the
spirit of fiend. That diabolical document
was the work and continuance Of Edward c.
Billings. who is now called to fill the seat of
justice more conspicuously disgraced than
any bench Of the current century.
The purpose is palpable. 1t is a part of
the Radical scheme to arouse in the South
spirit Of popular indignation. Because the
Kellogg usurpation, the creature of the Du-
rell order, is the most odious and irritating of
all outrages suffered by our people, therefore,
Morton and his colleagues, in pursuance Of
their systematic scheme of aggression and
insult, have insisted on putting in Durells
seat the man who most conspicuously and no.
toriously advised, aided and abetted Darell in
his foul conspiracy against the liberties of the
people Of Louisiana.
Personally, Morton and the Radical Sena-
tors care no more for Billings than for the |
meanest wretch that begs on Pennsylvania
Avenue; but he is convenient to them as
their tool, their chattel, and the vehicle of
their malice. Grant nominated Billings be- |
cause he hates Louisiana, and the Radicals of
the Senate confirmed the nomination in the
same spirit. 1t is another move in the
strategy Of malicious and systematic aggres-
zion. 1t is Of piece with Blaine's fierce,
furious, false diatribe. 1t is signal to all
he legions of Radical politicians that the
Bloody Shirt is to be the banner Of the Radi-
al patty in the campaign now opened.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11
BY and either utter no protest or consent to
the outrage, it were well for Us to know it
quickly.
AMUSEMENIH

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Miss Rena takes hel
farewell benefit to night, and we hope to see
crowded house to greet this pains takin 6
actress. Her drama, III Eel Eye" made a
favorable impression upon q numerous
audience last night. and tomorrow, at tt Q
matinee, it will be repeated also at night
with which grand double bill will be given,
embracing gems from all of her dramas.
Sensation, fun. pathos, ETC., will be the rule.
The Royal Japanese commence a weeks
engagement at the Academy on Sunday nigh.
They come heralded as the best company th; t
has appeared in our city for some time. TIE
troupe is large and talented. A lively week
is anticipated. Matinees will be given We'd
nesday and Saturday.
TIE ST.. CHARLES THEATER.-Tbe romantic
drama of "The Organ Grinder" was per-
formed at this theater last evening, with Miss
Eva and Mr.. Frank Vincent in the leading
characters. The performance was very en-
Joyable one and gave general satisfaction.
This evening the two stars will receive
joint benefit, and have announced as their
programme the drama Of "Olympia, the
Brlgand Queen" and the farce of "Ifeland
as 1t Was This is a very excellent bill and
should attract large audience.
On Saturday, week that er-popular gentle
man, Mr.. P. Gleason, generally known as
" +. IT,, Will receive his annual benefit, and
it is expected his host of friends will crowd
the theater to do him honor.
THE FRENCH COMEDY CoMPANY.-" T &c
Orphans Les Deux Osphelines) was played
again last night at the Opera House by the
French Comedy Company to q very large au.
dience. MI. Mezieres as Pierre was very ex-
cellent, achieving real artistic triumph, n
received much well deserved applause Dali
ber,'s Jacques is just exactly what might lie
expected from him. easy, powerful and ffsct-
i've. Mile. Clarence, who has already becon
favorite with the public, so genuine is her
talent, made the trials of Henriette most al
fecting, and gave very clear and picturesque
rendition. Mile. Tholer as Louise was a |
companion piece of acting to Henriette, and |
was clear, well marked and ably sus aimed |
role. Veniat looked and acted De Vauc ray in |
a manner at once gentlemanly and thort ughly
artistic. The whole rendition OF the play was
very fine, and should be seen by every one.
MIR. Leon Leroy, the stage director deserves
great credit for his mise en-scene.
The GLOBE THEATER.-As usual, large
crowd was in attendance at the Globe last
night, and the performance passed off, as
usual, with great ecla. Tonight another
grand bill will be offered
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We find in the Cincinnati Gazette lovely

We find in the Cincinnati Gazette q lovely
article by lady, giving instructions how to
be handsome. ITO be beautiful" says this
writer, 1--WE must feed the spark Of intellec-
tuai fire by reading and meditation, until it
burns in . steady flame, radiating the face by
its bril,iancy and sufflsing the countenancs
with calm and holy hight; also, we mus! fill
tie brain with sublime thoughts, and live
surrounded as it were by anoatmosphere of
ideas. The beauty that has lis origin in kind
aispositionso poble purposes and great
thoughts, oslasts you'd ana s.axsisS"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

We have received an elegantly engraved
card inviting us to be present at the celebra-
ton of the ninth anniversary of the 'Order
of Myths" in Mobile, on the evening
of Tuesday. February 29:h. The festivi-
ties will take place Ct the Mobile Thea
ter, and will, doubtless, be very enjoy
able. We should like to be present, but our
beloved King Rex claims our loyal atten-
ton on that day, and our allegiance is of
right his. So we will be compelled to forego,
the pleasure of being present with the gallant
members CT the Order of Myths, for whom
We earnestly wish long and pleasant career
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

Alexander Dumas is described as tall. stall
wart, very pale. and his first aspect is proud,
cold, stern and little defiant But he quick
~ thaws and shows himself the most fascinat-
ing Of causeurs. He is gay, cordial, vivacious,
and simple, full of anecdotes, wit and laugh
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

Louisville Courier'Jomnal: ''These ara hard
tines" says the Brooklyn Arqus, "and the
National Republican Committee studied
economy in their choice of place for hold
ing the next Presidential Convention Yes
they chose Cincinnati on account of the
cheapness of whisky there, but they seem not
to have been aware of the we'll known fact
that if Cincinnati whisky is economy, it is
also death
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

Statistics Of insanity show that cases of
mental arrangement are more numerous, in
proportion to population, in Nevada and
California than in any other States in the
Union,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

SupPLEMENT.-With our regular Sunday
edition will hereafter be issued supplement,
which will enable US to lay before our readers
greater amount and diversity of reading
matter.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11
NOTICING Orders taken on the Bulletin once
unless indOrsed by the PBOPhaEIOh.

fan PRINTING. now possess facilities to
enable us to execute every description Of
commercial, railroad and steamboat printing,
lawyers 5-iefs, blanks and other legal docu-
nsnts, on the shortest notice, in the best
style, and at the most reasonable rates. We
viii guarantee full satisfaction to those OF our
friends who favor as with their orders.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

The CO ored members of Congress don't
seem to recognize as their standard the bloody
shirt which Senator Morton haunts in the
eyes Of the nation as the orihamne of the
Republican party. They think that il be
would burn the shirt he waves and wash the
one he wears. he would make a much more
decent candidate for the Prssidency.-Co uries.
Journal
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

On Wednesday night the Pickwick oBase
Ball Club organized and elected the following
officers: President, E. NJ. Cohen; Vice Presi.
dent, Joe johnson; Secretary, 0. F. Boisseau
Assistant Secretary, s. Ternoir; Treasurer,
R. Nixon; Captain, WalteDL. Cohen. They
would like to hear from the Excelsior Reds.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

A Brooklyn girl described gentleman to
whom she was introduced as wearing "a
startled look, giving one the impression that
any sudden noise would cause him to jump
through his necktie and run away"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

A paper printed at White Plains, Howell
county, Mo-, says: "Cows have almost be-
come the medium of. exchange hereabouts,
since the scarcity of money. A thin COW
passes for So, COW in good wintering order
goes for $40, and bang-up fat cow is S13
La time We suppose calves will be used for
small change"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

"When it freezes take care of you nose
that it doesn't get frcze. and wrap up your
toes in warm woelen hose" The above, we
suppose, was written in prose by some one
who knows the effects of cold blows.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

The 'Leap-year necktie" for gentlemen is
out. We Fave not seen it, but suspect it is
young lady's sleeve, with an arm in it, and
goes oil the way round the neck. Every en-.
terprisipg young gentleman should have one.
-Norristo,on Herald
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

A Cleveland Councilman voted in favor Of
putting new seats in the Council chamber,
"because," as he said, "when chair slipped
from under member the papers said he was
slim
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

Ladies are now wearing belts with steel
points projecting at intervals, so as to pre-
vent nybody stealing their arms around the
waist. The New York Star saws SO.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

The Chicago Tribune speaks of Won Bulow
playing "the gas-light sonata. and says so
not inp ignorance, but in sarcasm on Beetho-
ven
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

Those itinerant street vendors who offer
gold pens. "crooked whisky, etc. for sale on
Canal street, have won for themselves To
so,tbriqud of 'Fakers." Do they pay license
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

A fashionable color il silk is " smashed
Strawberries. which is a0shade lighter tina,
the other color, Medhill's nose"
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just think of it, strawberries are plentiful
in February. II our style of winter is not the
thing, let's see o better.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

LIST OF LETTERS. BULLETIN will pub
lish hereafter the List of Letters in the Sun
day edition.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

The GLOBE THEATER.-As usual, a lare
crowd was in attendance at the Globe las
night, and the performance passed off, 81
usual, with great eclat. Tonight another
grand bill will be offered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY !
SESSION OF 1915.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

NON TEzo- BkIETzr--Thhs gsn-islal- wa Is
Ia net ilsGlzrzale collector IN the realms q ID
szs i TIE eulu--E. -sEz-uei: ca Er1Eay lass from
Ear1E- Easrs he las cseH spe1fi1g five CT 81
EzSSs Ei-1 D. Tr3zss.a1 O. tie Slopes C Mama
Eza-aIL Dz-i1g Is 41sence be has Prve1rec Tie
ssias q ever 40 birds. embracing a111E 0tAsrs
IL t-E1Ft-C va-a=sb.s. EEt. zlak1- Ozla,. Psli-
"a. a7aFalZ ElsPaio. Oh e Farisfiesl O-s, AkHa-
lsla va-isriss1 Eotsa. g E4ris-iss AliIa, T Q and
Nzze- e sns;saTursG @ 0orIjz specimens OF the
NIzo. and q Tx zc1- >irts OPsaPsa lsa-i an; A,
~ Ei-a11E Success. D. E4-5e1 i dang a Ea1IZsls
s--T1sz p IL cLzse Ct Science and We 1zIy regret
t,a- Ea-ti1zs sauzlIr 70 his ea11sE se nd1s and
-z-E1eE n tns soEz-ry- Z = undoubtedly trus
thar a1 Paris and La1iga and B5scsn and ether
=zsa--1c esH-srz. zrrs Is ka9Eu, and better fiei-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

ArsFsAiiA Az rss ASss,SAS kxrSSrtNS,-Fisss-
ria ssals seld ssEge,s. uSeass Sssss, photographs
sg her sssas'y, ssiss siss WI, veSas PlPss. and
IS Pyrasi1al Eils ssls@s, representing IN sts he
Vi sO1 exported asrsg Tie la,s ssas ysaEs. u
uAhsA the uSigAt Is gyss g. tsas isSvs, AIRS and
ga, The vales Nsss $s$,eee,eee, Near are sAeva
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and variety " srSs, re sAsassl PsSaaS'iSss sP-
pear ssSars. Es@s, tn. SeFPss, easter vi SsAss.
As1 he expressed ell. sSsls. sseNs. ssSss Aaa sk'
visss Asa vSSas.-uSSas IL E'ss' variety asa aessa-
sse> Thew also leather. sAaa'sa fssi's. esAs'
photographs sad ether visss II native sSSsssy. uA
ssss Psssses SS pa,iVss in their seaay sNssSass, asa
sssS sAisss the saas a. o0sssslAea her greatest
aSsssasse eSieE IL leaAsss, vSSls vines, SSss. 'S
Sars as1 sses, fesss Is here. amer he manner II The
s0lS Selssa last asssosSa. gtl1ea ssss uAssA rep
reSssss tAs sOla uiasa Asre fea 1881 70 iSrt, the
sAss usisAiss seS sS2. SsSns,. Asl worth. ne srs
tola ey tie Label. TIE rOssa ss@ ef $iSs.s4s.SSS
As3 there besides, sss sxAies u iSas tia ksV-
ssss. sesls. alsap. and asgussiAa salts. rAssV are
stuffed hirs. preserved traits preserved @sats. cora
n saSsiral SsrAs fsyps ssSas. Biscuits saa candies
raS 9aps. photographs views ard Asek' are also In
sseSssizk, SSssA AssyraiA has sOlsstisa q wAseA
uVSl Is The aess noteworthy artisls, The PsSse-
graphs Interesting bei IN the sie Ike those q
the ether Australia eolesSss Neu Zealand has
gVld eolana, sivins the 2irisss frv lSSs 70 1873.
Here. as slseshegs, among the tropical exhibits.
weeds forn pertAat part. TAsrs are seuee odd
rNtive Images s.rikirE thas esaatifal the H.
aussrizl Interests represented BY veel. ssans.
Wis, ropss aa3 rVPe materials, Grade Vsraishss ard
rugs The views give tlea " the landscape,
Tasmania has hale thGs Is ready 10 show. Snd The
hibiss Do dider Ia character tro. Der nsshecrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

MEElhED
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Ea1aals E1.1s Go araaa a-l @E-lsl-
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nrn a. kranru
Nsla . $40. 49, So = =
rs-@.ar Fl1aa-n lam1arr H-az Aaaila aaf Al-1raa-
1rura Hs-lal. e-r- 80 s-a1t1z,-
-ar-,-.az-1--s $685. 81 - .-ar 49, -l-az
En nm. Ear-sils r1EL 49,
SAILED
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u--u So ls--a11E ~ 2ElE
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aar--l -zn1a. g. l4aa-lA
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annaa E1n-al Or ~ala
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

ss2 passed sp sak-Vssaeas. ~ ee rVal sAisi Has
~ y efeesi4y.
uAs.A VS. saea3ea - 1855, fzer~assag t2e saasss
q -~r-~seaa,irss ~ So. uss rsei a seco7a tine
al lls3e s-eeaal s-s-r sss se-aerrSv n ne CVz-
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O. sQsreasisa u ne rues tie >s'ess C9n1fssse
t. uA,us Va sS--~3 ne Aai arssisS sas ,eFsrs -
r~cz-a ID sa@lr h1zss rvpe-tsf tAt sAs srss - eaS
seez SCI ass5s AL zss ea1 Fas a va Tsssaf,
nsadl.ioa % PASS Z q sagrossaszs- lAsd "a abe
A7sts-.s-l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

CEE WE1rzE1--Fs szFertszes,i ss,-1c ,csae scs-
rs ard z1ss s1iEry gsaEasr 0f toe seass1- TIE
l-a.ss El1ts Egrv al-sr-uvfsl- as1 t2s tasrue1--
-sr -zzg=t tzrlzc TX lay ssEssSa ~ AMI 50. ara
ssr1 a. 1gas tie seza.lsa 1as 1cs ulrl IMPROVED,
as c. sssu Ne z-rcl-y sa-sir fsl as ass as *
On S4-z-tsy ta- 5-aass segz1 e slsH ESzf7. szt
Il s-aa.s 5 .see NO ss.srasle.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

vr--AK7 My1Gzrr-Tlas A11srr;za sa-S uhzca
80 Esa.k,ass L. : ~ .as- srlca-t u Tskgaazzs,
s-,n Ela.h a-,sr r,,rs SIC Eas b.ryy-svs slys to
Eszelz-z. sac srgzsas zzzeer Of Cailsss H--
-lS-az-<-SSC a. t-aG.- szc1c ue1G1 arg cz.y
tsgr CT l1e sellgr SIX >zyerz u tas gas<s1,esrs
s=z "a TX veyl-sy. szs taose ~ landed lerc lssS
-Sss a h.a--az cr-H1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

soSEsz-Ss say . Caisa ass Calficrulla ls,-
Ter t-va NJ Legz1 rvgcrts al the uisSasaaries y
cszih,-lssi= hs4-sa. ssz ss- ~vrS szesvsS.1l Thz
scaoc.s a-e lagc 4st eser~s~izg. sse pagss caieis
a-,<-se srrvzy sFrcssrs. ezrs ccEiz - sc2sei AID
e.cc-as r--r.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

: : CrrT Ct NV Toxx-sg ta5s ssea=s1, 3
uair1 Is aus tl-ae--aE -1srut1- "a. 1is-s PISS.
sszgsrS E-s sIpecrzc --Ei,z- g. & Eisles ard sas.
: s aEaerssa, Ms At1<rse1. krs CsssS. Dr. La
sa-uF. fsrz-riy L. : Csasal a.rs. Dr. ki-rrvEs al
80, T. \. EEs1S- y Cazznzsgs zst sl1.. aud
-rss-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20


Si1ee The B-itisa 1aa-sE~ar Ard withdrew frcz
Tyaiaa, the Ezsg paAszsy Ega1 refuses u pay
sAs s7s recsasy imposed ~ he Erisash CgunsSsrs-
Uzs Czps15z All 81 u~zssz1a,s % lie Cszzsss
sruy have arrtred Esrl1. esarlzs rvg 1est q De
asEs6 @ SERVE 70 The Przssian t-uy. Or The par.
Fose sf ssziyias -hs Gs-ulz ullzasy sysssl- The
rsS.sse vas srsz-sd-
rhs Cqalscsicas Elgse gf Representative hss
! hl1 4Ela5ls 8 Euuaa cvsr q ysars e lss vac
alais F-vEsrsy g, tie 1zllu1s u S59d- y Tces II
sehlgi. earg1ga and .lEa elections
Tia P--sstsn. sens 4 message b TIE EsEse % the
Bztraf ira Treaty Ei1h E1r1-f- AMI her rsfesaI %
sz--slisr slg-ivss &C 1s-ars- Re sI1satsrs SAGA
fIsIl Earg gtza91 az 1alzlzeRs q tue trvaEE-
and satl hsrsas.sr- -1-sss Cgagr lakes l-ti0z
lsas-Es iec1s srasr @ grant requests gf he ailt
f-sn t1Is FyEsr gr @ sggcs 1zy- The message E1s
referred 10 the Cgmui1tse ~ Flrsisu Es.I-1l1s-
Au1l., tia Blsss1 afass VIA have 5ggs1s the eli
Saq-a Chzrgh 5Iiiizr are Mrs. CaIs-Fra1e-- 8iE1ls
Nrs As1ssiz Mr. james Freeman Clarke. Mrs.
Fran z De1czr Mrs- Wlllu g. Prescott al5 Mrs.
Narz Level Pusa1n- The 7ries pad Is $500.
Tas Ceassal a. Ezizsis1au. Is ss-zu1..d. " have
sost Hien eguV slsd s. so 600 lni IA order % re-
1zs cis sun L VI Be necessary flr 1890 600 Psa
pc q Eisis gacs. tie zrics Of lf1Essu1z. ifsy
esacss All a. the tine & clnilsd % 5ae hlltrsd
AMI fssy -sigis iay. Gvl Nay 70 Co Ngrsubsr 10.
s1.l1sirs u S1Hf1vs. L VII rsg1--s shs t4iy A.
seafIzes u aver +.sgG-
MgsrEE ky7 CHRrsrIAS--A-rur,ii1g u a recent
estimate tasrs sEsatyiT per zen mere Ca-st-
iEzs sfaa &lsi=us n F1rksy FcQper- Ceas-1asi7.l-
Pc and sIsErss curtain So 500 izh4sisazss- TIE
scasr izsE-hscs ars saIlsr1tsi lt1Fs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

rEr ErrcrrcN-rs< nee siSeete1 = szvFir ths
racuz<x earsst y Tie tsasa e ~ Bsa : n Nnzsa
Saz rsrS Fisrr ca Msz.ar lfss a79 ressis-s 10 10
,1ctc~ e NJ. C-cz B-svs. 49, resolved - vc,,s
,as -tac- - rccss ssre tv'&sa srozae aH7ezg
s-z-s uE-e zs-f-a--s l-r she So