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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09
The DemocratIc Caueas.

Odd Fellows Hall was made rather lively
yesterday, the two branches of the caucus
being prepared to zee General Nichols and
Mr.. L. A. Witt take the Oaths of Offices
they claim. On that account the members
assembled little before eleven O'Clock,
when the pleasant voice of Mr.. H. D. Ogden
called the upper branch to order.
The clerk of the lower branch announced
that that body had adopted the address to
the people Of the State.
A resolution relative to the canvass Of
the vote Of the State was adopted.
Bill No. l, amending the election law and
repeating sections twenty three and twenty.
ak, was sent in from the other branch, and
adopted.
Mr.. Boatner presented the petition Of
Henry Voisin, who contests the seat of
Henry Demas.
The prompt voice of Mr.. L. BuAh rang
out in the hall of the lower branch, and
the members took seats,
Mr.. Jonas introduced the bill to amend
the election Law, which was finally adopted.
Both branches then adjourned to attend
the swearing in.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

their sympathies are with Ireland, but
their indoFBemant Of any improper refec-
ticns upon . friendly power can not be
thought Of. There the case stands for the
present, at least.
In the reform Democratic House, the
high-toned Southern gentlemen employed
as messengers have began afiliating with
cOlcred gentlemen in 90 far as to take por-
ton Of their own salaries and assign it over
to the aforesaid colored gentlemen in con-
alteration of the dIudgery being taken of
the heightened Southern gentlemen hands.
Mr.. Cronin, the gentleman who consti-
tntes IAN electoral college all to himself"
according to the authority of Senator
Wright, says he did not want to come to
Washington for the purpose of bringing the
electoral vote, but that he would contribute
$500 toward sending Democrat named
Miller upon that duty. Upon being pressed
by prominent Democrats in Oregon, parti-
cularly the chairman of the State Demo
cratic Committee, who asked him to go and
how much was needed for expenses, he
said he thought he would yield to their
persuasions and would fix the snm for ex-
penses at $1,000. Il should be added that
this is Mr.. Cronin's private explanation
given to account for his much embarrass-
ment while on the stand" as publish ed in
the Washington papers. d. D. c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

The Democratic Senators ia tn cir meet
ing yesterday claimed to have quorum of
nineteen members, but the Democratic
papeys are careful not to publish the names
of thpse answering roll call, The state
ment is made, based on an actual count,
that there was not nineteen members of the
Senate present, according to their own list,
and that there has not been at any time
since the death of Mr.. Meredith, of Qua
chita. Thus General NicholIs' claim to the
governorship is vitisted, conceding, for ar.
gument's sake, that all the other legal
teehnioallties ara in HIS favor, by the fact
that there was not q quorum Of the body
present in Joint session at his inauguration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09
Annual Report Of pIpiOr c. W. Howell

Annual Report of AIsiOr C. w. Howell.
Major Howell has favored tho REPUB-
LIcAN with copy of his report, which
forms appendix OF the chief of engineers,
United States army.
1t contains full accounts of the improve
ments of the mouth of the Mississippi,
harbor and Red Fish bar improvements at
Galveston, the ship channel between San
JacintO river and Bolivar channel and
Sabine Pass, Texas.
Those of the Mississippi and Galveston
harbor. are the most extended. and contain
carefully compiled tables of all details, in
GLIDING dredging and results, daily state
ment Of the river for the year ending June
80, 1876, the gsbion jetties at Galveston,
together with financial statements of all
parts of the works under Major HOwelps
charge.
The report is very brief but compre-
hensive SUMMARY of the improvements
which the science and enthusiasm of Major
Howell and the officers under his direction,
Lieutenants c E. L. B. Davis and j. B..
Quinn, have been .ehle to effect in the Mis-
sissippi river and at Galveston.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

WEEKLY MORTUARY REPoRT.-Dr. Y. r.
LeMonnier, secretary of the Board of
Health, reports the following number of
deaths in the city of New Orleans, for the
week ending Sunday, January, 2, az 6
P. M:
One Of abscsss of the thigh. of albumin
nriA, 2 OF apoplexy, of asthma, OF as
pbyxia, l II Bright's disease, of bTon-
chltis, of bnrne, of cancer, of cancer
of face, of cancer of stomach, Of catarrh,
l of cholera infantum, of cirrhOsis OF the
liver, of congestion OF the brain, 2 of
congestion of the lungs, II of consumption,
5 OF infantile commissions, ii of adult de-
tremene, l OF diarrhea, 8 of chronic disr.
rhea, l Of diphtheria, of dropsy, of
dysentery, l Of enterO colitis, l OF endO
cardItis, 3 Of cOngestiVe fever, of intermit.
tent fever, 2 Of lnalarial fever, of pHer-
peral fever, 2 Of typhoid fever, of PERM
cOus fever, l of gangrene of the lungs, of
CASTRO enteritis, of hemOrrkage from the
lunRP, 2 Of disease of the heart, l of in
fammation of ha brain, of intussuscep.
ton of the intestines, of difficult labor. / OF
disc ase Of the liver Of infantile marasmue,
of meningitis, S OF paralysis, l3 of pleurO-
pneumonia, L OF pyemia, of pleurisy, lS Of
BGli-pOx. of liberation and 2 not stated;
total lao. OF the above 80 we're children
under five years of age. 10 addition to the
above 5 stilibOrn children vera reported in
the city. Number inferred from public in
situations %; on certificates of cOrOners, 80;
| on certificates OF Bidwives, 2.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

wore IN tho club r8sm ell night; this naEf
went Republican through the exertions 6f
Robert West, Perry KiaR, myself and y
few Others, who keptthe cOlofed men AWAY
from the river men who controlled them -
cratic ticket, and would not do 80 fos ~
the money in the United Statae; I voted f1r
Mr.. James Houston, the Democratic onmdi-
date for criminal sheriff, and worked to Rat
all the c0lored men who voted 81 this BOIL
to vote for Houston, &c l knew him ama
thought he wac the best man; l never Garry
a pistol, not even q penknifr; l travel ON
this tshOwing bis hstli it is tbs only Weapon
/ every carry.
The committee adjourned. there being -
other witness present.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

One of the last official acts of Governor
Kellogg was the appointing and commits.
sioning Of General George Baldey TO the
Office Of adjutant general of the State,
made vacant BY the resignation Of General
Jack Wharton. General Baldey wse an
old officer OF the regular army, and had
years of experience during the war 10 the
adjutant generals department, notably n
this department on the staff Of General
Sheridan. Governor Kellogg could hardly
have made = more appropriate selection.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

WAruick, for the King, announces that
no promiacnous maskera viii be allowed to
Join the Mardi Gras pageant, though or
aanixsd bodies will be assigned places. Il
hes beea further decided that no adyertis'
he waxons viii b allowed In the proces-
s.en hanoring the King, Preparations AEe
SAILING ior ths anoat day ppooesrloa ever
a.an lAs-A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09


70 Aro inueDseu 70 tne Onite1 ctab1N
engineers office for the following msmn-
raudum of public work AZ South vast TPhu~
4, ~ D..-,-
IN ene inontn VI OeoenoeI'
Duriny the month OF December, 1876 tho
depth Of channel, at South vest Paess -
mean low tide, ranged from sixteen to six
teen feet six inches, with least width fer
those depths ranging from ninety to lep
teet. High tide ranged above moan dow
noe from one foot nine inches to two f0nk
ak inches, Masking the depth Of channel -
nign tide range from seventeen feet nine
inches to eighteen feet six inches, with sOft
DoTdom during the month.
A1e lOliOwlng NUMBER OF vessels erOs8oU
the bar during the month:
Steamers %
steamers out; =
SALINE aIing y vessels e
-
TotAl.....................
OF this number eight draw eighteen feae
seven drew eighteen feet six iuehes. -.
drew nineteen feet, three drew nineteen feeE
six inches, one drew nipeteen feat aiehe
inches, one drew nineteen feet nine inc3er-
total thirty, draw ing eighteen feet and over.
Following il a list OF vessels roundina
on the bar during the month, and remerIFs
concerning same:
Friday, D4oember The ahip Atmna-
phere, eigt teen feet. was two houra cTong-
ing the bar; the bark America. eeventss1
feet, was two hours crossine the bar.
Sunday, ID cember 3-T6e sbin Badov.
| nineteen feet Hndsou. piIot. hound o1at.
lowed by Reliance, r chester and Chnna-
berlsip. grounded ~ p M on aast 800
of channel. below No 4 She gOt al 80
to aea at 9 P. M, IN December
Wednesday. December 6 = The sksr
Martha Cobb, six een feet aix inches n.
| Wirtz, pilot, bound out, grounded az r.
| W., east side of ohanueJ. below No. A. She
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

A Washington special Of January 3, q
the CIneinnati Gasstis, says.
The Union today has o eolumn attno
upon Ms Lamar based upon ita iaafs ilas
hs has fo9 much respect for G0FerH
Hayeo Qaite a nnmher Of Southern Msn
are disga5Ted with the evident attempt ~
party whips * they express amy gioWp &qM4
cerning q futnra for lhefs section Wai8A
does not OF necessity inoirde blind Oh
dience % the Northern Democrats xsR
ing Al pending Quealioas. The NrI'tlo
CLOSES y lib the statement that th11 1I. s.
tue Southern men, III Ilamaf d th IDLY
ono WHO thinkl 4 aeIa15 "a @er
Rresidsnl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

The thermometer At Louis Frigerio's, No.
50 Charities street, for the past twO days
stood as folloWs:
January TAT 8 A. M, $50; a. 2 P. H.,
$50; 81 6 P. NJ, 1870.
January Sat A. H. 40; at9 P. n,
42o.
Lowest pslnt during the nights Of Janus
~ ard z, a2o. Raia Jaaualy s. pns-tN
tiela 6 ~ inca.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

Nr OF 'rHa People. While
lion ceremonies were In pro
Stats Hoase yesterday, = noisy
table mob gathered IN the
tho building, breaking win
the doove and bowling and
eaiaas. The door Of tho State
saed upon The mob. and they
laahed and howled about
sni fury. "A prominent
lawyer tried to har-
fovd declaring that Gem
demanded peaoe and quiet.
sla e s. away; but they paid
a bio Wishes ~ they would
NlchoIIs himself Colonel
pu ths eaonne, IA the inlont
Wae feailagprsis oheereds
Iatad 81 mefa o. Finally
cioaE AZ sic -.
aillY ret "a he
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09


|srroN.-Mr. JOAN MCEnery no
q 70 DO Governor of Louisiana.
pf d dead infant was yesterday
Kelpomsne canal.
|hAl General Nichols has sp-
lra. ;. zacharie, RObertsOn and
nembers Of q returning board.
bro mentioned for the other
sIns shd ten o'clock Sunday
sserv house. No. 26g Bayou
/ aud oeonn,ed bv Mr.. B. F.
\ pearlv dsstroved ~ fire. the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

REVENGE ON GovRREoR KELLoGG's
CARRIAeE.-The Governor had his new
carriage at the State House yesterday, and
just before he was ready to ride home the
rabble literally ruined it. The mob used
knives and cObble stones to demolish the
vehicle, aud they did it as bravely as posi-
BILE. Most of the persons engaged in the
vile work were hslf-grown boys, and few
full-sized individuals. The act was ap.
.plauded by persons who evidently felt that
bloodless revenge is sweet. Two or three
Of the rioters are known, and it is possible
that they will be punished or pensioned
Governor Kellogg aiterwsrd wslked home.
accompanied by couple of friends. This
demonstration shows plainly the mean
spirit that pervaded the crowd that hoy
cred around the State House yesterday,
which is an item that the Congressional
committees may consider.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

SOUTHWEST Pass, January 6, 1877.
10 Captain @. ". Howell. Corps Of RnEiuesrs
United Statea Armu
Depth Of channel at mean low tide, six
teen feet Least width for that depth, 100
feet. High tide ut 5 p M. Height
above mean low tide, two ieet. Depth of
channel ct high tide, eighteen feet. Bot
tom soft.
c. II. ELWELL,
Master OF the EsAayOne
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

4 POLICE, SO-CALLED For several
an advertisement has appeared
r two Of the city newspapers,
!. G. p to meet at No. Ga Csron-
! et, w. H. Manning, chairman
" the revolutionary police, Cres-
Y Police, said to be under the super
= Of Mr.. Thomas Boylan. The
q Police Board, as nominated by
ichollp, will be composed of Mr..
rs president by reason of his pre-
osition as Lieutenant Governor;
John O'Neil. George w. Dopre,
q bin, Aleck Brewster and a. C.
that Paul Lacour will be captain
i precinct; Bat Calvin, secondi
2 Ilivan, Attn; NJ. Sheehan. sixth,
fgl aaillotte. seventh.
BAY be other appointments, but
% not been announced.
ht the chosen men assembled, but
g Z informed that the tima had moi
them to become real live police
br force Of forty was called for t.
y eharge Of the building until to
ebOdy asked why 80 great mum
y should keep watch of an almos
om, bat he was put out. The
}. ns, il Is sid, have mot beer
win be today or tomorrow.
n escorted that this force will at.
take possession Of any of tbs
d tions just yet, but will perform
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

k's CHARITABLe ASSOCIATIONS
.ates to this association held q
citing last evening, and made the
selections Of officers for the cur
h committee-John Fitzpatrick,
'hn, Hugh Cain.
lommittee-F. II. Duke, John
/. ]. AiItimore, for the First Dis
|berhardt, James Campbell, Soc.
Il; A. v. Flotte, A.. Lynch. Third
i. kaufman, Peter DOrr, Fourth
an6 Orphans eOmmittee-R. H
Thomas Wizard, NJ. Meister, o.
Frank Balger.
First District, DR.. j. J. Lay.
4 District. DR.. J. l. Moresui
bot, DR.. II. Schumacher; Fourth
oar Othoft.
First District, L, Duffy, vii
fiaoD; Second DISTRICT, j. /. T
Third District, A +. Seaman
lrict. c Brand and j. Frye.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

Ih1 Ch1z3iso N'eio4 Hrr
H4Ipea ~ aa't q f1Hee
81 eai |ll NNsa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09
Frank Balger.

|LAR ATTACK Sunday night
Der was in a bsrroom, near tho
elord and Tcboupitoulas streets,
ne warm words with a person
b. He was told to leave the
d obeyed, but had not walked
before three men assAiled him,
stabbing him after he Was
gn, The fall dislocated his hip
hen his Assailants saw him dis.
led and will probably never be
uAtics, Is they are not known
gner. The wounded man was
Charity Hospital.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

situation at glance. and gave the order 70
''fall in" Without kaoWing why, but
recognising master spirit, they quickly
Obeyed, and before they realised the skill
fol tactics Of their leader, he had marched
the macs Of them sway from the building,
and peace in measure reigned once more.
A FREE LUNoH.-Between two and three
o'clock yesterday afternoon, % spring
wagon was going down Royal street TO the
State House with provisions from the res
taurant Of Mr. Leon LamOthe, on st.
Charles street. for the men on duty At the
State House, it was taken charge of by q
crowd of roughs, who disposed Of the pro-
vender among themselves,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

| orleans ZIG
| dr4a street. |
her IS, l056,7
are hereby 4
| o be bella 81
EUARX, 1874
ng for their
article two %
d that the q
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anfh 0f lanuI
ocAFFRhY, q
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09
MEETS
DIN.


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PropsiatoE
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aullnnlA 81
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5DeTnber "a,
1--we dsrecu
mpany will ]
stref t, on
| B hours Of "
LOUIS MAJ
81
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|TTCEs.

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January O.
| ia ~ Direc
end Q hth
ingsOf theI
gh0lders on
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

aemnH 1asn
THE regu
| lers viii beH
~ 8. betweea
tna elected
he epsningJa
1 be- closed "
voa vAL.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

vssna Gaslls
"A dividend
paid TO TIE |
B. cut OF the
VUR VAIL
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

lss5RHy. EnSSs.A
Is wiz be b
8, hot Ween
otlou Of kva
|saS sas D. j
Secretary [
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09
|caI intelligence.

spne CoLoRED CHURCH CoNeRE
-Oa Sunday evening while the
bes Hayward, pastor Of the Mount
bthodiss Episcopal Church, was
I to his congregation at the church
on street, between Magnolia and
ktrssts, q number Of disorderly
b alarmed the congregation by re-
hurriedly that the cOlored church
lin street had been attacked by .
4 that other congregations were to
rssd. A panic ensusd, and the
Fl Of Mr.. HAywArd's congregation
Biz homes. Young men who amuse
% BY annoying and playing tricks
ed people assembled in their
Il this time are doing more harm
utation OF New Orleans than they
imagine. 10 this great city it
possible for people Of all denomi-
Ind colors to worship in peace
apecisl police guard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

aa State
rember 30, |
alton ar8 BID
n direstOuI
90 on TuKl
at the OH
) OF 10 4. M.i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

LsLisHR cd
|ember Ill
|iuai0n Of d
nual meet
|as win bsI
bic oompan|
|sEE DOLL
q furthes
lowed for
! all rDeni
As exceeds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

|rlcan make
|OWEsT PA
L PAPER, !
|URrAtEs,I
\, great
IAN Ever,
ley g. Ia
adj sgClmp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

bIs. Seer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

|anuary /
|and All
tss Inn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-18

is pretty strong language, but the state
ment OF Wilson, backed by the word Of
men in this county whose honesty Is
above the remotest suspicion, would seem
TO indicate that the Robinson manage
ment is rotten 10 tue core.
Ten or sdozeR as good men as there
are in Ohio stand resdy to swear that
Robinson deliberately and repeatedly
lied TO them, snd to others in their
presence about the disposition OF $62,
900 worth of bonds, which bonds Robin
sons Secretary now admits were used to
pay of claim held by sub-contrsctor,
who in reality should have received
only $4,000, which latter amount Rob.
inson claimed to have paid him, but the
COmpsny's books show that in this case
Robinson is an indscreet prevaricator.
The Register, of this city, will contain
tomorrow morning q second statement
by Contractor Wilson, who brings more
proof to substantste what he charged in
his frs: statement. This railroad
squabble will develop into the biggest
fight of the character ever seen here
abouts, not excepting the row over the
Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland
road. The directors OF the Wheeling
and Lake Erie will meet on Wednesday,,
the 18th inst, at Norwslk, and II Is Ger
tain that that meeting will be one of the
liveliest ever held in relation TO the al
fairs of the road
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-18
Fropcn PoIi,fcaI situation.

PARIS. December IN. Leon Re-
naul. has been elected President OF the
Group Of Deputies OF the Lett Centre.
NJ. Bardou1 introduced bill in the
Chamber Of Deputies providing for
grs,liLoss elementary education.
Tae Senate voted urgency for the
bill. authorizing the collection Of direct
tsxes and granting one sixth ci the
buc yet. The Committee 90 Election
Abuses met to-day.
The Monltellr ASSERTS that the Con-
s.ituuonalis. Senators having been
sounded As TO their future attitude, re-
pned thst they we're sincerely resolved
70 slow tie trlsl OF truly Republican
government with full liberty, bat they
would keep Their engagements with the
Right concerning the election Of life
SenstOrs.
The Ministers to-day informed q dep
utstion from the Lsf! thst they wou d
stop the payment Of all fines, and ius-
pend sll pending proceedings and press
sentences for press otteuses.
PARIs, December IA great change
in the personnel OF the department sc
ninIstratioa L expected and over forty
projects have already resigned.