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TAE TEXAN BORDER.
ARRIVAL OF MEXICAN REGULAR TROOPS AT
THE MOUTH OF THE RIO GRASDE- GENERAL
ORD GOES TO FORT CLARK.

ARRIVAL OF MEXICAN REGULAR TROOPS AT
THE MOUTH OF THE RIO GRASDE- GENERAL
ORD GOES TO FORT CLARK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Nov. "a 1871
Intelligence has just been received here from
Brownsville, on the Rio Grandc. opposite Mata-
moros, that the Twenty-sixin regiment OF Mexican
regular inantry has arrived tho mouth OF tho
by steamer from Vera Cruz and wilt DC discmbar ed
Al naadad 10 morrow. They form the first detach-
ment OF the corps Of $500 regular troops ordered by
President Daz to this frontier under tho immediate
command OF General Treviho, TO maintain or
der along the Rio Grandc. and, 1t is
said. If necessary to resist Invasion or
Mexican territory by United States force. These
troops DO transported up the river by steamers
which, with the requisite facilities have been already
provided. They will probably have their headquar-
icrs Tor tho present NJ Matamoros, sending dctach
ments up the Rio Graude to garrison tue several
towns far north the mouth OF tho Pecos. under
tho general direction OF General Dccon, who CON-
mands that department of Mexico.
GENERAL oRD's MOVEMENTS.
General Ord Will probably leave this poiut within
short time for Fort Clark This will place him IN the
immediate vicinity Of the scene of action should
any collision occur between the Mexican troops
and our own. or should this new disposition
Of Mexican forces prove to be only intended
co'opcIate Win those uuuer Gcncru Oru's command,
10 restrain AMI punish inract OF the peace
der oil the frontier tue General will he at hand with
out delay to confer with tho Mexican commanders 10
III Il end II Is known hero thai several bands OF rad
er and cattle thieves from the right bank OF the
urc now dcprcdating IN Texas, ard 1t may ne that The
first duty assigned to the Lewy arrived Mexican In.
fantry viii be 10 assist our troops IN following the ma
rnuders TO their camps and villages Mexican terri
tory and bringing them TO justice
he local Mexican military have boon found wholly
unreliable IN enforcing respect Tor intcrnationa
rights along tie border ana preventing maraullng
M ~
Texas. II Is hoped mat the presence OF u body Of
rcsulr troops will hav" wholesome elect IN thar
gurd and tend to the removal Ut the OF difficulty
which have long and constantly led the strife oil the
border.
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MARS MOONS
The sS the Pro-
aud the despatch wa: road the next morning
effect upon the hrmers some cosaay similar To- the
following wa. sur, SURE, TO Geesr: Mar, has two moons hey
mers never saw them before. Another chop. please i
eseeen what. The latest from hassee we have sss
become 80 accustomed 70 startling discoveries m.
Even Truth must appear ~ flaming colors tc herself
coysRY PrncAvn nLLrrs have been tested
IN ten Thousand hon.ehslds whose inmates viii tel you
remedies Of Tar greater Importance to the world
moons Of Mars
! : snirsAS, H. June IS. 1876
DfAR sir-Lat fail daughter aged IL, wa. ra., sink
Ing With consum?,ion phsrcn, physicians had
botues Of your CONAN MEDICAL DISCOVERY. She com.
me'ced improving At once an. Is now hardy pine
Rev. ISAAC y. AUGUSTINE
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qnaIiv direct 10 the manufacturer, EsPENsCnEID
A. B.-As A PURIFIER USE HYATrs LIFE BAL
IAN. The old and reliable family medicine. fhe A. b
A.-THE GREAT HEALTH INvIGoRAroR.
BLAScuAnp's iIsE foop Asp Iosc EsrnAcr % wuKAr
land. St : : - '''''' jonS LAvEty 8 Co or
A.--HATs FOR GENTLEMEN ar LOWEST PRICES.
A. ERNENWEIN. l4s Nassau It,, near Spruce.
A.-sChENcK's sEAwEED TOvIC.-rHIs Ey-
.e with the mat docst stomach IL use IN eases -
most beneficial results
Fot sale By all druggists
ADDRESS ORDERS DIRECT 10 WILLIAMSON A
Co., Manager Agents 5'is Bfoadway Kentucky state
Drawing November no. $3.50 Prizes; $4,000. Whole
tickets $1,000; 81 thtls. ~ -
A-A-A-
BRoNCfTSE.
Bronchitis. Coughs Colds In head or chest
Hemorrhaee OF tho Lungs Sore Throat Dyspepsia
GaASERcY PaRg. >Kw yonr, Oct II, 1877
RFLrLr MANUFACTURING CosfASY, ~ BrAyERsr:-
have derived great benefit from use Of your remedy
'Bronchine.' and recommend 1t with pleasure.
CYRUS W. FIELD.
BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH Is ALWAYS AN
acceptable Ircseut from children aud from chit
drcn ~ parents The best IN New York reduced prices
lmpcrins ~ per duz ~ tHrcs. ~ dozen
hrst Hoor Z. ID fkEDkICks x Co, no iIrcadsar cor
9TH st.
A-QUEEN ANNE AND EASrLAKE FURNITURE
Of the lowest manuf ,cturers' prices. at
y. KRlTISAs
mandatory aud warerooms
~ and Us East Houston ~, New York
AsToR HOUSE SHOE sToRE--FiNEsT HAND
male 'aitcrs sud shoes. 81; English waking sboes IS;
Dress shoes. - STERN. Barclay ".
SO HAT. IL 20 --GENILEMEN'S SILK HATS
about half broadway prices 10 New Church 81, stairs
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ASSIGNMENT TO DUTY.

WAsHiSGToS, Nov 81. 1871
Lieutenant Com mandcr A. q. Kellogg Is ordered TO.
duty u, the Navy Yari, Washington, d. c. Leuten.
ant Commander Henry Z. White to tho training ship
Minnesota a, New York; Master John b. Miller to tho
receiving ship Wyoming AT Washington, D. c.; Nus
ter Lewis C. Hailver 10 the receiving ship Colorado
at New York Gunner William Wilson to duty at
the Naval Magazine. Chelsea Mass. Lieutenant Com.
niandor u n. Hcyrman ~ detached FROM tue Swalaru
ana placed on waiting orders; Lieutenant Commander
Charles O'NciI, IRON tho framing ship Minnesota, at
New York, and ordered az executive of the Swaara,
at Hampton Roads, w. Gunner Bascomp Watkins,
from ihe Naval Magazine, Chelsea, Mass., and placed
on waitng orders.
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TRIAL OF RIOTERS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. "a, 1871
Tho trial Of tho twelve persons charged with riot
Ing at Camden on tho evening of July 20 was con
cuded this evening After the conclusion OF the tcs
tmony the State abandoned tho against Albert
Clayton. George Lciiz and Walter Beckmcycr. Tho
cases'ol Thomas Nolan, John Brent, William Orem
y. +. Merrck, James Fitzgerald ana John sauer
were given TO tho jury who after being out
two hours, returned a verdict OF guilty, ana the
prisoners remandcd for sentence. Tho cases OF
John Welsh, Charley A. L,shy anu Henry {. Cook
trIa at tho same time by tho Court, without
jury, and Judge Brown announced he would render
q decision on Tuesday next
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MANITOBA.

COLLAPSE OF THE OPPOSE TON TO LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR CAUCHoNs ENTRY.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PEABINA ID. T.. Nov. ~, 1877.
1t now appears that the Manitoba indictments were
afraid to carry out the plans they had matured to op
pose tho entrance OF Lieutenant Governor Cauchon.
When the hour OF action would take the
responsibility, and SO the oppo,iton collapsed. When
Cauchvn's extra state coach arrived within two miles
Of Winnipeg It stopped, ana the Governor entered
town on loot about daylight unseen and unrecognzed,
taxing up mis- quarters at private house. Several
prominent malcuntents say that, Notwithstanding the
failure OF their plans Of Resistance. systematic per-
secuton will DO carried on against Cauchou similar TO
that directed against Lieutenant Governor Archlbnud
IN 1871, ana which Resulted in that Official leaving
Winnipeg IN the night tune In haste, after year u
great un POPULARITY,
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RAILROAD LITIGATION.

NORFOLK. Va, Nov. "a, 1877.
In tho United States District Court to-day In tho
matter of tho Atlantic. Mississippi and OHIO Railroad
Judge shlpman, representing the English bondhoId-
ers pctioned the Court to give authority 10 RECEIVERS
extend the time OF payment OF divisional bonds
ready and 10 become due Tor ten years. provided
holders OF said bonds are willing to enter this
rangemcnt the present earnings o. the roud
tally inadequate TO meet the maturity Indebtedness.
w. W. Gordon. OF Richmond county Tor several OF no
trustees of divisional Dom olders objected cxtenu-
ing time, ana urged sale OF the road he Court
reserved decision oil the several motions and ad-
iour
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HERALD STORM WARNINGS.
From the Belfast News Ii

From the Belfast News Letter, Nov. 1911
We have had another vcriGcation of tho me.
tcoroloecal predictions OF the NEW York
HERALD. Heavy storms reported 10 have
passed England 90 Saturday, causing con.
siderable damage. In our own neigh borhood the gale
accompanied by heavy rain, commenced ut an
early hour on sunday morning and ragged
through the greater part Of the day. In
tho evening 1t cleared up somewhat, though
the wind still blew IN pretty stin squalls aud the
wealth or u very unsettled appearance. The storm
has becu productive Of several casualties, attended
with loss OF life
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A CAPTIVE SET FREE.

QUKEK STORY OF 4 PRISONER 8 HELEASE FROM
THE ONEIDA COUNTY JAIL.
koME N. X, Nov. "a, 1871
A little before sevcc O'Clock this evening Mrs
Owens, tho vile Of the Rome jaor heard some ono in
the jail office tamperng with door OF the corridor
tho cells Tho jaor absent from tho jail tenn
porsriy. She started into the Office, but stranger
had taken the Keys aud a revolver gwen 10 Owens by
Conroy, Of YonEers, a celebrated cracks man. The
stranger unlocked the door OF the corridor, kecpng
Mrs. owens ut bay with the revolver. She ran into
sleeping room for another revolver, but Owens lad
that his lorson. She then ran into the dining
rom and alarmed the assistants, but the stranger
opened the and released Con Lcary Of Utica In
diccd tor Jail breaking None Of the otner prisoners
were released. Leary and the stranger jumped into
buggy Ia waiting and drove rapidly away, taking
the JAIL keys and the revolver with them.
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THE MONTREAL FAILURE.

MONTREAL, Ont, Nov a. 1871.
The direct liabilities o. Mcssrs. Mulbolland n Baker
are So Q, 32s indirect s450s7s OF these a consider.
able portion Is good customers paper aud viii DO paid
IN iuI so that the total liabilities viii probably DO
Reduced ~ about S550U00 The assets OF tho arm
100000; Of Mr. Mulbolland Individually si3o,0oO.
Total, 1890 700.
faiIcd. Liabilities, $4,000.
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The CAPTIVE NLZ PERCES.

CHICAGO, Nov. 81, 1871
special despatch from st. Paul suys:--.The cap
tive Neg Perces arrived about eight O'Clock and
left ut ten O'Clock this evening Tor Fort Leavcn worth
via Mason City and Ottumiva and through Northwest
Missouri Large crowds OF people greeted them ut
the dcpots, but they were III ours with The windows
oown, and wero invisible. Tho Indians are reported
10 have recovered from their tears vi Lrcachcry aud
are recOncled to the transfer.
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STABBED WITH A POCKET KNIFE.

PRoviDEScs, Y, l., Nov "a 1877.
Yesterday, Thomas Kelly, employed on u farm in
Smithacid, stabbed Charles Northrur, proprietor OF
an adjoining farm three times in the breast with
large Jack knife. Northrup lies IN a critical condition
keiv Is under arrest
Two stores IN Bristol were broken open nd robbed
last night P,trick McGrath was arrested with por.
ton oft n
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ARREST OF A MURDERER
MEMPIIIs. Nov. "a. Isl,

MEMPHIS, Nov "a, 1877.
Gally Bond, who murdered l.. 5. Hin, an old planter,
Shelby Depot. il this county, last December
rived here to-day in charge OF the sheriff Of De Toto
parish, La, ana was committed to Jail The murder
was commit Cd because Hall refused 10 allow Bond to
marry his daughter.
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A GIRLS SUICIDE.
MIpDLErowy, n. Y.

MiDDLErowy, n. Y, Nov. "a 1877
Emma Mechan, aged eighteen years, a domestic,
took lsudanum and died this morning. She lott a
letter saying she hal been ruined by u young man
who marry her and sho did not care 10 1--we
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DEATH SENTENCES.

OTTAWA, Now ~, 1877.
Tho sentence OF death, passed upon Davii smith
the Castcton abortiouist, has been committed 10 I'M
prisonmcnt for life. In the case oil John Williams
The Weston murderer, " Is understood the law viii be
allowed to take Its course, and he will be hanged on
Tho Goth inst.
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CHARITY'S GLOW.

The following additional donations for the poor lady
whose necdful condition published few days ago
were yesterday received by the HERALD :-Fiintwincb
81, Navy. 81.
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GUILTY OF MURDER.

PorTsvILLE, Pa, Nov %, 1917
In the case OF "Buck" Donnclly. Tor completely in
the murder OF Thomas sa niger ut Raven Run IN 1879
the Jury today returned verdict Of murder In tho
nrst degree.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twcntyiour hours, IN
parison with the corresponding date oil last year, as
indicate ell by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
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MARS MOONS.

NO NARCOTIC POISON P0LLUT e. HALE'S
HoSFY uoREuouSD AND TAR. II CHI saw ny cough
cold or influenza without stupefvnr the senses.
PIXIES TooTnAcnk Dnops cure In minute.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

pAYMAsTER MAJOR sSIFFEN ORDERED TO THE
DEPARTMENT or THE PACIFIC.
wAsnISoroy. Nov "a 1871
BY direction OF the Secretary oil War, Major c. c.
sn,aen, paymasicr Is relieved IRON temporary duty
in the Office OF The Pay General and Will report
IN person the Commanding General o. The Military
DIVISION OF the Pacific Tor us .ignmcnt to duty.
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HEAVY GALE AT LONG BRAECH-THE SEA
WASHING ACROSS OCEAN AVENUE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Lone BRANCH, Nov. q, 1871
1t has been blowing hurricane at this place Tor the
past twentyfour hours. There has been very heavy
sea, ana at times II would wash IN the bank, tho
spray ana foam being carried Ocean to
the hotel fronts. Tho bluffs have been washed out
In several places the wires OF the Western Union Tc.
egraph Company havc been Frustrated most all day.
and It only with great licuty and extra
ton that there has Lcen any tclegraphc communica
tion from this place to-day. Tho boat OF the
New jersey Southern Railroad did make It's
usual trips, owing 10 tho heavy sea- Tho passengers
were transferred TO the Central Railroad.
AT high tide tho washed over the New Jersey
Southern Railroad, near the Highlands bot did not
damage tho track. There was some Tears vi "a wash
ON the Jersey Central road at Morgans, but up tho
present travel has not been impeded road
The officials OF both roads aDxiousiy waiting tho
result OF tho nigh tide tonight, us II IS blowing gale
ro northeast.
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GREAT DAMAGE ALONG THE RIvANNA RIVER
RAILROAD TRAVEL PARTIALLY SUSPENDED
LpY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
Charlottesville, Nov "a, 1871
The storm oil yesterday and the day before resulted
In great damage along the course oil the Rvabna
whose waters higher Than tncy have been
exceps In the memorable hood Of 1870 AT that limo
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i. BOOSS Il BRO. Established 1859,
received the highest award aud diploma tor
. FANCY FuRs, SEAL SAceuRs. hoBss, Ac
No. 449 broadway aud 20 Mercer st., New York.
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FURs SOLD AT RETAIL. AND SEAL SACQUEs
trimmed heightened ana altered latest style by sIu
MUND GoGE. Manufacturer of rurs, ou3 Broadway
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BEWARE or CoUNTERFkTrs AND INVITATIONS
ESTABLISHED 10 YEARS-BUMGARDNERy
ON VIRGINIA RYE WniskmY and OLD CROW (kentucky
Neither have ever been cqusllsd.
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HUMPHREYS

II. w. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane are the sole snutacturers OF genuine As
hrstos Paints. noohug, Steam Pipe Boiler Coverings
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VALUABLE GIFT LADIES APPRECIATE-A
nnus,u sention for repairing clothing tahie and bed
n nun vtnr articles without patching Is away
Broad~ay " = " - -
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THE Messrs Appleton doing for perhaps the
best work that In the U what n
called educating popular taste for best In DC
tion. New York World.
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SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND GRocERs
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ASTHMA. HOPPING COUGH. BRONCHITIS AND
n,ne Mheeons OF the throat and lungs
nosEr AND IoLu HAkT NETrs Pharmacy. Biole Iiouss.
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TAKE WINE GLASS THREE TIMES A DAI
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BRAIN FOOD STRENGTHENS THE NERVOUS
system and cures premature weakness or either SEX Price
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BRAIN FOOD SEND FOR CIgCITI ARy TO THE
depot. at ALLeNs Pharmacy. i,t Az aud Istn Sc
BRAIN FOOD SOLD ~ HUDNUr herald
building. CAsWELL X MASSEY, 25th 1t. and Broad
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Rev ISAAC n. AUGUSTINE

A--FOR GENrLEMEN'S HATS OF EXTRA
qnait,v direct the nufscturer, EsPENsCnEID
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us Nassau st
A. B.-AS PURIFIER USE HYATrs LIFE BAL
IAN. The old and reliable family medicine. fhc a. u
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ADDRESS ORDERS DIRECT 10 WILLIAMSON
o. Managers, Agents, 5,3 Broadway kentucky sta,e
Drawing November 10. $50 Prizes. $4,000 Whole
tickets $1,000; 81 ihths. ~ -.
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BRoNcifTSE.
Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds in head or chest,
Ga,xERcy PaRg. NKw yonr. Oct II. !,

Hemorrhagc OF tho Lungs, Sore Throat, Dyspepsia.
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A.-THE GREAT HEALTH INVlGORATOR. -
BLAScu AHps LIyE Foop ToSIc EXTRACT % wukAr
On drauvht or by the bottle at 163 Broaw tort.
landt st. JOIN LANEKY
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A.--HATS FOR GENTLEMEN Ar LOWEST PRICES.
4 ERNENwEiN. iis Nassau IT., near Spruce.

A.-SCHENCk'S SEAWEED TONIC THIS EX-
ccent remedy contains luxurious drugs and does
&c " dclicat, stomach. ~
dyspepsia digestion and debility VIII be attended by the
most beneficial results
IA, lx Ilrt.v ist
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BUY YOUR HATS FROM BURKE pa BROAD.
way: style aud nnsnrna.sed Ena sik a AZ q
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SmiPxAS. IL. june IL, 1876.

DEAR sIRLa,t fall daughter aged ie fast sink.
Ing with consnm?tion Different physicians had pro.
u her incur ,be obtained one. natf dozen
hotues of GoLDaS MEDICAL DISCOVERY. She c,n.
me'ced improving at m. u hardy Us u pine
knot. Yours .cttuliy.
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THE POTOMAC AND THE SHENANDOAH. t..
WAsuIyGToS, Nov "a, 1871
The signal service observer at Hurpers Ferry reports
the Chic. Signal Officer, at four NJ. that the river
is feet above low water mark and still rising
rapidly
AT half.past seven p. NJ. he reports that both the
Potomac aud Shenandoah are still rising rapidly, and
are now thirteen feet above low water mark.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-03
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OR THE--
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OR THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXTRA SESSION or 1877.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Twcnty-Fifth Days Proceedings.


HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, I
New Orleans. saturday. March 81, 1877.
The House was called to order at II 80 o'clock
o. m. Present:
Hon; l. Bush. Speaker, and Messrs Adige.
Aycosk: Bridger. Breard Billleu. gowden. Bar
Cockerham. Carloss Greasy. Dayries. DeIavigne,
D'Ayy, Duke. Dupree. Fitzpatrick. Ferguson.
Kennedy. Kelly Of Orleans. kernoch h Kidd.
esns Man Means acdshee e Sanes Porter ter
Romero. Role. Robertson, sartain shakspeare.
Singleton. Self. Spiller, Stagg. Stewart Steele.
Sellers. Smart, Taylor. Tremoulet, Toler, Wood,
Williams. Young Of Claiborne and Young OF
East Baton Rouge.
Sixty-nine members and a quorum.
The journal OF March 20 was approved
Mr.. j. Ross Stewart presented himself at the
Speakers stand and took the constitutional oath
of Office and was seated as Representative from
the parish Of Tensas.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received from
the Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER
State of Louisiana,
New Orleans. March 81, 1877.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of Representatives OF the State of
Louisiana:
Gentle,ne,a-I am directed by the Senate to In
form your honorable body. that the Senate has
concured In House bill No. 242. entitled An act
to extend the limits of the Corporation of the
town. Of st. Martinville In the Parish OF st.
Martin"
passed and requests your concurrence In Senate
Bill No. IS. entitled IAN act TO grant physicians
q privilege IN certain cases BY amending Article
a2i7, 81 the Revised Civil Code, Also Senate
bill No. 1856, entitled An act to supply assess
mont rolls, and make new assessment fol tho
year 1875. and previous PEARS. where the aese6a-s