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The Morning herald., 1876-11-17
Nynop LoeOy us0e

A colorsd man hearing Democrat say yes.
terday that Tilden had been elected, replied
81 makes ebery 'lowance for de source from
which dat do come"
An industrious newsboy Of Wilmington,
states that he has deposited thirty dollars in
bank, - the profit from the sale of news
pspsrs since the election excitement be.
gan.
A gentleman of rather dim sight tried
fully half an hour last night to discover
whether the light of the lamp at the corner
Of Harrison street and Shallcross avenue
was lightning bug or gas lamp. Cannot
the city authorities correct this
It 10 estimated that the Telegraph mes
senger boys of this city travel on an average e
Of five miles day.
A man alighted at the depot yesterday
and rubbing his eyes, caught the first person
within reach by the button hole. ''Look
here sir. who's elected Tell me truly for
God sake" ''It has not been decided, .
said the gentleman. "Well I just dreamed
that It wss Hayes, and thought maybe If
1t was 20 had another touch of them hor
ried things on again."
Thirty-three years have passed since the
Introduction Of DR.. Bulls Cough syrup, and
1t still stands unrivalled. Price, IS cents :;
hve bottles 81. :
A new tank house is Being erected at
Clayton.
Tho o. <. barber shop on Second street
u fitted up with excellent bathing facili-
ties.
Somebody will get hurt If they don't let
John Chinamsn alone. He has laid in a
supply of two base ball bats, two dozen
bricks and poker, with which he threatens
to scalp every "damee Melican boy"
The letter carrier in the Northwestern
section of the city has measured his route
and finds that he travels about eighteen
miles per day.
We do not hear Of many wsgers now like
that made in Wilmington some years age,
when citizen drew three hundred pounds
IN in . buggy to New Castle in dfty-eight
minutes.
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uFor thS Republican,"

For the information of Reform an
once correspondent of the Republican" )"
We state that Col. H. B. Mclntire is not
candidate for Postmaster, as he has already
made arrangements with Belknap for the
leadership at Fort Sill, and as the position
of Postmaster 10 still open, we would advise
him to place in nomination the "soldier"
who's Whereabouts is q mystery, since re-
moved from the "Republican."
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B,ssjn>es BEFORE Politics.

They say that in Kent county, Maryland,
they have very accommodating storekeep-
ers. A Republican goes in to make some
purchases, and asks alter the Presidential
prospects. 'It looks like Hayes" says
the obliging storekeeper. A Democrat
comes in, and asks after the prospects. ut
looks like Tilden," says the storekeepsr.
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DIE

TOWNSEND-About midnight on the 18th
inst, OF heart disease. John Townsend.
of near Townsend, Delaware, aged Is
years and months.
Deceased will be buries at the Friends
meeting yard, Odessa on Friday, leaving
his late residence q little alter 10 a. m.
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Wolley -. Xty.

In the case Of James Wooley vs.. The City
of Wilmington, the referees Messrs. Belts,
Bellah and Barry yesterday afternoon rem
dered q verdict In favor Of the plaintiff for
S7s4, the claim being being for 81 500 with
interest from April %, 1878. We under
stood that the decision is anal and salts
factory to oil parties concerned.
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In PossesstoH.

Isaac Grubb, Esq, of New Castle county
took possession Of the Sherif's house yes
terday, and Immediately entered upon bis
duties. On Monday next, the first day OF
court, he will submit bis bond to the court
for approval.
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NeW Mke10,

The hose carriage Of the Water Witch
Fire Company has been thoroughly over.
hauled, and new set of wheels has taken
the place of the old ones. With this i'm
provement the boys think they have the
bes. hose truck in the city.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-17

NEW ADTERTISEMENTS
Boots and Shoes-J. K. Babcock.
Lost.
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup
Register Order.
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AMBON LlNlSlON.
From Market street fe''"

Accom- for New York via Pellu, u,nuct met
and Jamesburg and Mon NOV u, Bro
$50 and 2 p m.connectinglor '"''
and Squan. ,.;,y with
press rains for New '"fn,
am, l2uoon 2, 4aO, ana" ~ pTrantc1 m
Accom- for New loti, VIA
way Train for Burlington Sp n, NJ. y
Trains Q 80 a IN, a!1 ano :a M
Way Train for b 'rCentowi' li''
Sunday at s u ~. =, and
For Ktnkors Branch GOA H.
pm. ,,5 apd
Fer Hightstown 6, G goa m''' J"
For iuckertown s 80 a M, and T;N|
For Meoford 6 and IL 10 " H. D"
For o y Mt. II Holly and Pembertonn ~ Nj MI
m, / is, S, s 20 and II SOP M fo'
s 90 a m, 3 Is and y p IN: m a N,
sunday Traiss for Mt. HOLY w.
Trains arrive Thirty-eecond. ~ apt1 IS
Streets:-From Ptttsburg 3 az ~ n
7 20 D m, daily, 7 a m, and, ,s'o nSo and
except Monday. From Ersnt Erav Ng
Transport 7 q IN, daily, exSc'v,pUday.
and 92i ~ m daily, except "a AZ
From Buffalo and ; fagra raMInlnday
$50 yp.m, daily except rrIniir
Kane. Renova, Watsins, h,,r ha,xc,r
Williamsport, I 20 p IN daiiyl' a. pb
dav. From New York II 45, 4oss' IN
aH. S p o5, 70 45, 8 50, 6, go. 1So' as', IN
fn .6.nT ii 40 y m, On SundaiI iron
nm = 20. $50. 10 20, IL 40 p m. .rttyllh
ton, Pniilipsburg and lanai tae At KsS
am, and 955 p m. also aIrE Il ~ N. ~
ton Depot 05S a m. and I o. SSrapad = d. andy
car tick It's can be had q. ", b,Vs rtv. .secon'
nut streets, and Depot Tn'F'' n
The Union Transfer CompsHo Comp Hotsns
for and check baggage irod full ipl.
Residences, Time cards ahu ~ Depops
IN can be- obtained at ttHH he follow
Ferry named above and a. Vtrreet
r1cKET No. S3S ChestnuI and Ch'
s, T.. Cor. Broaa .rset, Eat
OFFICES No. ll6 Market s'RYp p ,Yp, ~
TpAnK THOMPSON, D. M M;renl Par
Genl Manager.
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SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate .t.,,o,.
s 10 m, 8 90 630pm.
Philadelphia and New York, 2Ham.
Baltimore and " Washington, 1850 ia "
For further Information passenpen A.
referred to the time tables posted at ths ds]
pot.
janl.ly H.FKENNRY, suDt.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after September 49, 1876
Trains leave Depot. Thirty.second and
Market streets, 'AS
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
Bryn Mawr Accomm, s 80 am, ssOpm
Paoli Accom-, 8 20, 600, 100 . u. i lO' an
500, 30, 7 90, $50 and II 30 p m. On Sun.
day 10 m, !, 4,s, 1870 ppm,
Downingt' wn Accom-, II a N, loso pm, on|
Sunday, $50 q m.
Limited Fast Mail daily, 7@am
Niagra Express daily, except Sun.
Renova and Kane Express daily
except sunday, 7@am
York and Hanover Express daily
except Sunday. 70sn
Lock Haven Mai except Sunday, S0OSn
York Mail daily except Sunday, S0esa
Mail Train daily ION Sunday leaves
atS 30 . m, and runs only to Har-
risburg,) SOOn
Fast Line and Buffalo EXP, except ~''
Sunday, l2Spl
Sunday, l2spn
except Sunday, l2Spa
Sunday, 2apl
sunday, 4opI
Lancaster and York Express, except
Sunday, 50ll
Sunday. Oapl
Harrisburg Express. except Sun
Erie and Buffalo Express. except ~.
Pittsburg Express daily, except a.,
Cinein natl Express daily, sNp5
Pacific Express daily, !Sp
Fast Line for Williamsport, Elmira,s
Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara,
Falls, daily, ION saturday runs q.
only to Willfamsport.) H5p
Emigraut Express, 70 05 a m, daily e1s
Monday, for which tickets must be
cured and baggage delivered at liz NJ
ket street, by 5p m.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Esn" IS for New York. 8 20, $780, 972l SS
),345, 445.5 3n,7.7 IS p m and i lSn d
l4lM. On sunday 2O, 80, %, S%, 3
3 b. IL Esp N, and II night: Mall In'
Jam, Emigrant Train II 40 p m.
Express for Boston, M and ! p "a. .soa1 soas
Line Express, IL O6 p m. m.leave lCentenin..
Depot l D m. for all New England Poln.
Express for Baltimore and Wasning%
l345 and 7 25a m. IL Is and Np m' Lu
tied Express II l0pn: ,oo,m
Accommodation for Trenton, z% Por H.
Express for ong Branch ana equ"n'
IN and l40pm. arm o,asNu
For Fox Chase s 40 a m. 3, ~ ana tor ~
Trains leave Centennial Depot u Ior
York at 725am, |, $50, 4 45, 5W. g.
7O5pm, On Sunday % 10, A4u Mxr, ~
connecting WIN EHHP'
Trains al Germantown Junction J. 40
and 10 SO m, IS, 3, and S5o p M
KENs1NGroN DEPOT.
Bustletop. 8 IS a m. l2 noon, S ana I%p SSg
Wav Train for Bristol 6 Is p M fof i''
745am. os aM 4M
Tren ton So and ~ 10 81, W az a m
and 20 p m. On Sunday y 10 " ILL.,
For oS Centennial : M; Depot, stopping at T,,a
ford Road Dummy Crossing. North
function. Germantown Junsatl0l9n g %
Ridge avenue at g l5 . y, lRR,etvurUinsl1 M;
= rannt,; ~ = Eenot at 8 is, 92s. 10 50. Il -
= noon, 455, $40. 5 50. 8 20 and 0"p~
BELv1DERED DIVISION
From rhirty-second and Market kSe;smiss sIIS,
Exnress for Lambertvllle, FlemS% ~
Philiipsburg, Easton Water ,s e S' cap W
ton, eic,, II q m and ~, Il P petn' m' II nj
From FTo Kensington Dspot.. t..ExpsIsSn !pssnp D
Trenton, Lamber Vile. PhillipspsSSy Zip sS
ton, Water Gap Scranton etc' '"
10 Is m, and Is p m. NV R.ldb
For Lambertville 8 40 p N. Fo' 0''
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RAILROADS.

DHILADELPHIA, WILN[EGTON ~
L BALTIMORE RAfLROAD. avg
November 10, 1876.
Trains will leave Wilmington a. ol,,.
Philadelphia and intermediate st....
70, g 10. go, 962, 1915, am. 81. 5H 5H:vs'| 1SI
964, II n pm. VIA
Philadelphia and New York, 2n Am rv
1887, 546 p m. '"A|
Baltimore and intermediate stations ~,
8 30 m, 2Opm. "~
Baltimore and Washington 1882 TX ..
q m, 70 50, Is, l %, 8 20, 7 10 D M. =" ~
Trains for delaware Division leav. "a,
New Castle 1855, 62l. s35, II IS m. tx 4,
pm. Va
Wyoming and intern ediate station. ,.r
9 IS m, 80 p m. Na
Delmar and intermediate statio,s u.
935 q m, 630pm. "a
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate st.,,o,.
8 10 a m, 3 90 $50 p m. ''1'
Philadelphia and New York. 2Ham
Baltimore and Washi dgton, 1859 iM.n
For further information passenssys -.
referred to the time tables posted at the IN
pot.
janl'ly H. F KENNEY, supt.
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RELyIDERE DIVISION.

From Thirty-second and MarkSie kTSisminG na
Express for Lambertxliie,. san' 4 asSs Ss|
Phfllipsburg, Easton Wa.e, :, yep
ton, etc., II m and ~ H. ,1sn
For Pennington, Hopeweli: etG T1nrss
From Kensington Dep9G:h,IT;abunD
Trenton, Lamber' Vile, fnllItp'ysS fn!p sS
ton, Water Gap Scranton etc' v"
10 Is q m, and Is p m. rx pslyd
For Lambertvllle 3 40 p N. Fo' i've
s bpm. o,t mlj
For Pennington and HopeWe'l ~"
and 5 10 pm. adl
For Flemington IS and ~ Ia H.
d m.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
Local Intelligence.

A LIVELY RoUsTABoUT.-A difficulty CO.
CURED on board the steamboat James How
ard, Q few miles above this city, on her
down trip, between Bill Wheaton, fire.
man on the boat, and Pierre Epenar. deck
passenger, du:ing which Epenar was
stabbed and dangerously wounded in the
left breast with knife by Wheaton.
Wheaton, it appears, vas in the act Of
swindling one of the deckhands, when
Epenar, who was . witness, interfered. tell
ing the man that Wheaton would rob him
of every cent he had, and taking Epenar's
advice the man walked. of. Wheaton ap-
preached Epenar, at the same time asking
him what he meant by calling him thief,
and without giving him time to answer the
question drew large knife and stabbed
him % above stated. The Howard arrived
at her landing at . late hour Tuesday night,
and the police Immediately searched the
boat for Wheaton, but he could not be
found, as he had already made his escape.
The wounded man was sent to the Charity
Hospital, where he received surgical at
tendance.
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HEw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 2s 1875

next, HE advancement will DO due to .
usurpation - unscrupulous and - bloody
- that b. which Napoleon III. passed from
the presidency Of France to the throne and
title Of Emperor Of the French.
I This 10 the grave question which now
concerns the country. This 10 the question
Of questions, which the American people
have never been called to consider until
now-whether by and through q usurpa-
ton begun and carried on BY organized
bodies Of armed men, the government Of
the United States can be seized under the
the forms of law by the leader Of mi.
nOrity.
II the vote of New York shall be given to
Mr.. Tlden, be will in form be elected Presi-
dent of the United States, and by the votes
Of States in which the voice of the majority
has been stifled by arms. The issue, then,
IL this: Either Mr.. Tilden will be thus
elected, or he will be defeated by the vote
Of the State of New York. His election by
the honest vote of the country is not posi-
BILE. 1t may be doubted whether in these
twenty years the country has been in
greater peril, or the Republican party
called to meet graver issues.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
ehaIl the Negroes Arme

A Washington special, September y, to
the New York Tribune says:
The Attorney General says that II the
Democratic whites Ut the South insist upon
organic ng 10 armed bands 70 'ntimidate
the negro and deprive blm of his rights. he
sees no reason why the negroes should not
arm for their own protection, and meet
force with force. The Northern Republi-
cans have hitherto urged the negroes to
n.sceiuiuess and sub,nissioD; if the Bour.
bons continue in their violent course. dit
f Suss policy may be adopted; The United
States District Attorney Of South Caroline
and the other persons Who we're to consult
with Attorney General iait a,a IS' rfI ,nSt
s sss n nss, 'i for Sss sshsas :ssas them
The delegation has consequently gone to
Ptisdslpnia 9 coafsr personally lily. with the
President They desire tbrs 20 o of What are
called the up couotry oouniies. to prevent
the intimidation of the negro vote.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

THIRTEENTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
The delegates of the fifteenth ward met at
the central club, Algierr, and organized
with Ed. Bennett, president, and Charles
tested seats.
w. L. Thompson Was nominated for jus:
tiee, and Placide A BOutain constable, of
the Fifth Justice Court.
w. +. Loan and David Mason were
elected delegates to the Parish Nominating
Convention.
A resolution was passed endorsing and
pledging support to the national and State
tickets and endorsing Hon. George GrAcien
"a representative OF the fifteenth ward.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

DIBBLE MINUTE MEN.-The Dibble Min.
ute Mem of 1876, of the eleventh ward, had
their first parade in uniform Monday night,
and we're h0n0red- by two presentations.
Miss Harriet Ward, in behalf of the ladies
of the eleventh ward. presented beautiful
banner, and Mira. II. B. Bsquie, through
Miss Estelle Pierre, gave . fine American
flag. After tho presentation the club
marched to the residence Ct Hon. H. C.
Dibble, and were there Hospitality enter
tanned and addressed BY him.
The officers Of tho club are: II. w. Jones,
president; T. McKeethen, +. Cant and b
Ford. Woe presidents; William Bennett.
treasurer; r. b. Baqule, secretary; C. A.
Fawcett, assistant secretary; Alexander
Paul, Jr, sergesnt-stsrms; Charles Jones,
marshal. and Hy. johnson, aid marshal.
The johnson Pioneers, Of the eleventh
ward, and the Antoine Guards, of the tenth
ward, were the guests Of the Dibble Minute
Men.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
STATE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEES .s
REPUBLICAN PARTY, STATE OF LOUISIANA

ROOFS STATE CAMPAIGN CoMnI1rRs, I
New Or.esns. september ,. 1876.
Mass meetings OF tho Republican party will BE-
held at the following place. and dates and viii BE-
addressed BY the foliow,r named Speakers
HON. 8. 3. PACKARD, HON. ". II. hunt. GEN.
ERAL ". l. McMILLEN, JUDGE HUGH J. CAMP
BELL, HON. J. HENRI BCkCA, COLONEL JAMES
LEWIS, GENERAL JACK WHARTON, COLONEL
WILLIAM WRIGHT and J. r. AARRIs, ESQ.
Homer, Saturday, ssptember 30.
hinden, Monday. October 4
Bellevue, Tuesday, October 3.
Shreveport, Thursday, October5 S.
Cou4hatta. SATURDAY., October.
Natchitoches, Tuesday. Octoosr TO-
Alexandria, Thursday, October IL.
Marksville Saturday, October IA.
Napoleonvllls, Wednesday. etober 10.
Houms, Thursdsy, October H.
Franklin, Saturday. October 81.
New Iberia, Sunday. October u.
st. Msrtinsville, Monday, October %.
vermilion,ille. Tuesday, October "a.
Opelousas, Thursday October 26. !
HON. c. B. DARRALL, HON. MORRIS MARKS,
HON. v. 4. MCCARTHY. HON. PIERRE LANDRY,
and HON. T. 4. CAGE will address Republican
meetings at the following places and dates
vermilionvile, Thursday. September %.
Opelousss, Saturday, september 30.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR c. c. ANTOINE, J.
D. KENNEDY, ESQ. and other speakers will ad-
dress Republican meetings at the following places
and dates:
Colfax THURSDAY, September %. I
Alexandria. Saturday. September 90.
Marksville, Sunday, October l.
Clinton, Tuesday, OctObsr T.
Jackson, Wednesday. October T.
HON. J. R. q. PITKIN, HON. ". NJ. BURwELL.
HON. RUFUS NAPLES. ". Il. GREEN ESQ. and
PAUL TRBvl0NB, ESQ. will address Republican
meetings at the following places and dates:
Springfield. Friday, September 20.
Covington, Sunday. October l.
St. Charles, Saturday, October Z.
St. James. sunday, October 8.
St. John, Sunday. October Is.
UNITED STATES SENATOR J. 3. WEST. HON.
FRANK MOREY, and other speakers will address
Republican meetings at the following places and
dates:
Delta. Monday, October 2
St. Jeseph, Wednesday, October
Waterproof Thursday, October 5.
Lake Providence, Saturday, October =.
lllawara. Monday. October 8.
Bastrop. Thursday, October H.
Monroe. Saturday. October IA. tl
GreeDsbor ugh, Monday. October 10.
Mlnden, Wednesday. October 10.
Bellevue. Thursday, October 10.
shreve port, Saturday. October a.
BY order of the COMMITTEES:
A. j. DUMONT, Chairman.
L. LAMANIERE, JR.. Assistant Secretary. So 3p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

Tho City Of New Orleans vs.. Joseph
Payaud; same We. Joseph PiSeaux; saho W.
same; same q. same; same We. same; same W,
CuPERiOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of orleans, Nos. 1924, l6,5A2, 1886 10 659.
IS 1888 70 O32 and So, ,O-By virtue OF seven writs
of deri faclas TO me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled causes, for City taxes of
1866, 1863, 1870. 1871. 1873. 1874 and 1875 l will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets. in the
Second District of this city, on rhUkSDAY &c
ten Der S. 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ, the follow
i. CERTAIN LOf or GROUND, situated in
the First District of this city. in square number
two hundred and ffty-seven, bounded BY 1i5oi.
Julia BsrOnne and Dryados streets, designated as
lot number twenty five, measuring thirty feet on
Girod street by one hundred and ninety one feet
in depth.
Third District of this CITY, in square number nino
hundred and two. bounded BY L.peyrouse, P,ieuI,
Orr ga and johnson streets designated a. Tot
number one, measuring thrty-sx feet on Lapey
rouse street by sixty six feet IN depth.
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the SPOT -
EUGRuR WA0GAMAN.
se2 ls oc5 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28
Alpbonso XII. Surrounded by His Enc
mics.


A gentleman in this city has just received
q let er from a friend in Paris, ONE fully
conversant with the intrigues Of Spanish
n,litice. from which the following is quoted:
An important memorial, intended to
throw light upon the restoration of Al
Dhonso XII, King of Spain, is now being
prepared with great secresy in Paris. The
volume, OF which We have by chance
learned, shows by inGisputable proof that
many Of the Spanish generals who to-day
figure fawnirg before the throne OF the
NOR arch, and who are receiving his gifts.
not only have not contributed to
his restoration. but have openly opposed
him. rs sho's are aimed principally
At General Jovellar, the present Gov
ernOr of the Spanish Antilles, exhib-
iting him, by historical and seemingly
nimpeachable data - the forced hero OF
the Alfonso movement. The documents IN
proof are all etched in fac simile, % that
their authenticity may not be denied upon
comDarisou of signatures. The first given
is the telegram from General Joyellar to
the Duke De Ii Tore, who, - the writer
haa been informed, assured him he would
defeat General Martinez Campos, and in
vitinQ him warmly to come on with twenty
hattsiiOps to smother the mOnarchical in
surrectiOn Among some OF the m0st IN
pOrtant documents are the following: "A
report of the interview of the i1nta OF
restoration Generals with Colonel Velsico,
Joveisr's adiutant, Jovellar refusing his
concurrence in the movement, and
sending bis adjutsat for that pur-
nose: q sworn account Ct the chiefs
and officers of the battaliOns that
formed the DAbau brigade, who declared
General JovelIar the fret revOlutiOnlst ana
enemy of the present King. pledeing him
self to pronounce in favor OF Valmaeedas
orders or the person he might delegate; the
Plaza orders published by General Joveliar,
he being military governor OF MADRID o.
the precise time that the mother OF the
mr.. sent King was detbroned; copy of the
letter that General Martinez CampOs I'D
r4ssed to Canovas Gel Castillo, ordering
him upon leaving to form ministry made
mn of noderados and liberals. Fac simite
letters from Queen Isabel. mother Of Al
phonsO XII "a sheet, with the services OF
General JOvellar commented uppn|and
other curious papers" IL APPEARS that
these very interesting aud h'ghly lnpor'
tant documents have been brought to light
nv a colonel of one of the battall1n'
that first pronounced for King Alph"Dso
and who ia nov angry with General JOvel
lar tor prOmofiug Colonel BorrerO to tht
rank of Brieadier General, no doubt TT
cansa he kept silent in regard to the order
which he gave to prosecute General NJ *r
tiosz Campo, u compliment oen'su "
Culonei Brlrero. Instances can be seeI
every day in the Cortes aud Spanish pres.
of the political fickleness Of many OF I'M
Statesman of SPAN; and 81 accustomed nov
is that sgisated nation to such tp-ctsci i
that they are almost looked upon win 10
d fl renee. Nevertheless, it is believed tina
the pubhcstio of the memorial mere re
ferred to will not fail to create considerably
excitement among Spanish politicians
Nep York Herald.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

EVANS GUARDs.-There was . meeting OF
the Evans Guards, l25 strong. at Issoelle
Hall, last night, which was addressed by
Jud 90 Eyaus and others.
Resolutions of support to all Republic IN
candidates were passed, and parade Or
dered tor Thursday evening, October }, ut
eeven O'Clock. The officers Of the club arr:
John Lynch, president; Thomas Booker, u
Murphy. d. Sanders. ID. Harris, vice presi-
dents; Thomas Welsh, secretary; j. b.
Blair, assistant secretary; William Logan,
grand marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

BRIEF MENTIoN.-At eight O'Clock yes
terday morning. while Mary Mahr, an old
lady residing at No. 14l Religious street,
was in TIE act of cooking breakfast. her
clothing accidentally caught fire, and be-
fore the flames could be. extinguished she
was seriously burned about the body, and
had to be sent to the Charity Hospital
Cecile Dorsey, v. Cbarbonet and Ernest
VALERIE were arrested on q warrant at the
corner of St. Inn and Galves streets ana
locked up IN the fourth precinct station the
first two charged with larceny and the lat
Ter with being access sorry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-28

PACKARD RANGERS-The Packard Ran
gers of the sixth ward turned out strong
last night with new unifOrms and trans
psrencies, one having an excellent portrait
of Mr.. Packard, and with fine band visited
the residences Of Messrs. 8. B. Packard, w.
G.. Brown, u. +. Jonbert and Ernest Alix.
The officers of the club ART: l.. Lamar
iere, Jr., president; Henri jean, vice pfesi-
dent; Louis Ceiree, secretary; Joseph
Thezan. assistant secretary; Gabriel Alciua,
grand marshal; Alcee Boutte, assistant
grand marshal; Celestin Glspion, assistant
grand marshal; A. Smith. assistant grand
marshal.