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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
Decoration Day.
The following order has issued from the


The following order has issued from the
Grand Army Post in this city:
HEADQUARTERS JOSEPH A. MOWER, PosT Ne. !,
Department Of Louisiana, q. A. R.,
New Orleans, Louisiana, May Ia, 1876.
General Orders No. l.
l. In pursuance of general orders No. ii +,
from headquarters Grand Army of the Re-
public, dated Philadelphia. May l, 1876,
Tuesday. the thirtieth Of May, 1876, will be
observed as Q memorial day. to decorate
with fitting ceremonies the graves of our
fallen comrades.
H. In order the more fully to carry out
the principles of this our centennial year.
and to further the progress of peace and
good will, all the military and other Or
ganiz atoms of the city, and the public in
general, are cordially invited to participate
with US in the ceremonies attending said
memorial day.
III. The ceremonies to take place at
Chalmette National Cemetery will be under
the auspices of q committee, composed of
members of the Grand Army of the
Republic and American Union Club.
". Persons desirous of attending will
find steamboats, at the wharf, near the
head of Canal street. Due notice of the
names and hours of leaving will be given.
v. Organizations wishing to do 80 can
make special arrangements for trans porta-
tion by calling on Captain j. II. Wright,
Quartermaster.
VA WOODWARD,
Post Commander.
C. MULLEN Adiutant,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
The Rivers.

The Red river rose five feet at Shreve-
port during Sunday and Monday, but is
now again falling. The Missouri has risen
from seventeen inches to six feet between
Leavenworth and Hermann, but has fallen
somewhat above. The Mississippi has risen
from six to fourteen inches between Daven.
port and Warsaw, seven feet at st. Louis
and Cairo, and has continued high from
Memphis to New Orleans. The water is
now from two to three feet above the danger
line between Helena and Vicksburg, two
feet above at st. Louis and one foot above
at Cairo. The Ohio has fallen slightly at
all stations, except Paducah, where it has
risen six and half feet. The Savannah
rose seven feet at Augusta during Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, but is now again
falling. The Cumberland has risen four feet
at Nashville. The Tennessee continues high.
Tho Arkansas has risen seven feet at Little
Rock. The Allegheny, Monongahels and
YoughiOgheny have changed but little.
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WASHINGTON.
The Cadets Going

The Cadets Going TO the Centennial.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Powhsttan
will convey the West Point cadets to the
| centennial, July l.
Louisiana Troubles In the Cabinet.
The Cabinet had long session to-day.
| They had under consideration the color
| troubles in Louisiana.
National Banks.
The controller of the currency calls for
| the condition OF the national banks on
May II.
| The Propriety of Arming Friendly In
dians.
Secretary Taft and General Sherman are
| considering the propriety of arming friendly
Indians to help suppress hostilities in Ari-
| zOna.
Conkiing ExOnerated.
The commissioner Of patents has written
q letter to the Secretary of the Interior in
exoneration of Senator Conklipg in the lock
| scandal.
Minister Orth.
Austrian Minister Orth is here, and upon
| the settlement of his accounts will r. sign
and enter the campaign for Governor of In
diana.
No decision has been reached in the door
| keepers case, nor expected for several
! days.
Reducing the Army Budget.
Secretary Taft was before the Committee
| on Appropriations with new estimates; says
| the amount can be reduced S., O00 900 with
out injury to the service.
Another Day Lost.
No Southern nominations.
Movements of Supreme Court Judges.
Chief Justice Waite has gone to Raleigh
Justice Bradley to New Orleans, and the
oAlA r,rlrp ava ~ M, nn%sr
| circuits.
Dispatch from Governor Antoine.
Acting Governor Antoine telegraphs him
self that he is unable to respond to the call
OF the sheriffs for aid to preserve order.
| The Kentucky Central.
| General Dunn testified that the adjust
ment of the Kentucky Central claim was
just, and made a favorable report. No
| effort was made in any quarter to influence
his judgment. Mr.. Pendleton had made a
brief oral statement and printed argument
in the case.
| Mysterious.
| WarmOth arrived here last night. kel-
logg, en- route here, missed the train. The
object of the gathering is not clearly
known.
The New Orleans Committee.
The New Orleans committee is adopting
| SCOPE of their wer of investig alton. Mo-
rey is clearly outside of it, but the action of
the troops IN obeying his directions reflects
on the commander of the troops, who is
federal officer in New Orleans.
| Order to be Maintained In Louisiana.
The Louisiana difficulties were under dis
cussion in the Cabinet meeting to-day. The
President read telegram from Acting Gov
ernor Antoine to Governor Kellogg. now
here. The result was that General Augur
has been instructed on the requisition
the Governor, and local authorities unabl
to preserve order, to give such aid as
deemed necessary to prevent DlOodshed an
violence.
Seelye's Story Continued.
The testimony Of Major Seelye to-da
was mainly an elaboration. He accuses
Morey of tampering with the mails in the
canvass Of 1872 This morning Major See
lCONrNCKD On EIGHTH PAQl.l
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COURT RECORD.
TUEsDAY, MAY l6, 1876.

United y tates Circuit Court.
Present Hon. w. B. Woods, circuit
Judge.
United States vs. Edward Fehrenbach ct
al.-Conspiracy to defraud. Jury still out.
The return of the new venire of 200 was
continued to Thursdsy, May lS, on motion
of the district attorney.
supreme Court.
Calhoun Fucker, of the parish of East
Feliciana, was, after examination, admitted
to practice in all the courts of the State.
BY JUSTICE HOWELL.
The following decision was retained by
the court from those decided Monday, May
Is, for consultation:
No. $3.50. Fannie c. Bienvenu, appellant,
vs. Leda Prieur ct al.-From Fourth Dis
trict Court. Judgment afimed, except that
the injunction against the sale of the prop
erty subject to defendants mortgage is
dissolved.
Superior District Oourt.
William p. Green vs. city of New Or
leans.-PetitiOner claims &743 IS for SER
vices as secretary of the council Of Carroll
ton in labor performed for annexation, and
asks that the city Of New Orleans be re-
quired to levee a tax to pay the amount.
Pierre Montegut vs.. F. j. Heron. recorder
of mortgages.-Rulet to cancel . mortgage.
Henry w. BENJAMIN vs. Antoine Dubuc-
let, State Treasurer.-Petitioner alleges
the ownership of $3.50 so in miscellaneous
warrants, which defendant refuses to pay
Alternative writ of mandamus issued fOI
May 25.
C. X. and NJ. A. Gallagher vs. Louisiana
Equitable Life Insurance Company.-Judg.
ment for $40 05.
Mrs. Eliza Mccormick vs. M. O'Sulli.
| van.-Exception sustained and suit dis.
missed.
L.C. Rondanez vs. Mayor and Admins
traitors Of New Orleans.-Appeal allowed
plaintiff.
| Shaw, ESQ, in respect to the memory Of
Joseph A. Msybin, Esq.
Superior Criminal Ceurs.
State vs. Charles Carrying
concealed weapons. Plea of guilty, al
! leging he found the razor. Sentence o1
| fifteen days in addition to the seventeen
| already passed in prison.
The court adjourned on motion Of Gus
| tave Schmidt, Eeq., in respect to the mem
ory Of Joseph A. Maybin, Esq.
First District Court.
NOLLE PROsEQUI ENTERED.
A. Ruffins, for assault and battery; Mar,
Morton, for petty larceny.
MFORMATIONs.
Assault and battery-A. Oliviera, G
| Lehman.
| PLEADED GUILTY.
| A. Peddis, of assault and battery.
| ADJOURNED.
The court, on motion of Assistant Distric
Attorney j. P. Healey, adjourned in respec
to the memory of Joseph A. Maybin, E q.
| second District Court.
Successions of Pierre Gsuve and Jan
Meline, widow Of Gustave A. Dauphin
opened.
The court, on motion of Henry Denis
ESQ.,, adjourned in respect to the memOr
of Joseph A. May bin, Esq
Third District Court.
The court, on motion of Julien Niche
ESQ.,, adjourned in respect to the memory Q
Joseph A. Msybiu, Esq.
Fifth District Court.
The court, on Monday at three o'clocl
on motion of C. E. Schmidt, Esq, adjourne
to Wednesday in respect to the memory {
Joseph A. Maybin, Esq.
| Sixth District Court.
The court, on Monday at three o'clocl
on motion of T. L. Bayne, Esa., adjourne
to Wednesday in respect to the memory {
Joseph A. May bin, Esq.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
J ohm Rutiedge-Lecfure by Charles Cay
arres

ARE.
At the Academy of Sciences yesterday
evening there was much larger audience
than usually assemblies in the rooms on
bubble occasion. The cause was the read
ting of an essay on the life OF John Rut
hedge, who, with his brother, the lecturer
rallied the Gracchi Of South Carolina, q
complete sketch of his entire career waa
eloquently given. the concluding portion
being devoted to the proceedings OF the
Constitutional Convention. and deductions
from an analysis of the debates.
As the lecture had been delivered by
peciai request, and was to be submitted to
Inc centennial committee, it was desired by
Mr.. Gayarre that it should not be published,
md also that the Academy should not eR-
orce it's rule that all papers read before it
hould be considered it's property. the rule,
kn motion of DR.. Walker, was suspended.
Many distinguished citizens were present
|n the audience, which was composed OF
aides by ct least one-third.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17
AppoinIments.

Acting Governor Antoine has made the
following appointments:
For the parish of Concordia and town of
vidalia-J. L. Meng, mayor. and T. P.
jackson, G. s. Mayo and David Young,
councilmen.
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Condition of Senator Twitchell.

A dispatch was received yesterday from
Coushatta, stating that Senator Twitchell
was improving rapidly. The prospect is
that his life will be saved, and that his
right arm will not require amputatiOn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17

The average man who is pleased with
himself is not difficult to please.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17

The men who wear paper collars will
soon begin to complain ofthe warm weather.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17

Good times can always be brought lit
tie sooner BY efforts in the right direction.
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