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LOUISIANA.
An Appealing Address.


New Orleans, March 5.-The colored
members Of the Republican legislature,
headed by Lieut.. Governor Antoine,
have prepared an address to the people
of the United States urging the neces-
sity of immediate recognition of the
Packard government. They say:
We that there is no question
among the Republicans of the United
States that President Hayes was right
fully accorded the electoral vote of
Louisiana, and argue that Packard's
title is beyond question. They declare
that no equal number of voters within
the United States better understood
what they were doing than did the
seventy odd thousand colored men
who voted for Packard.
They assert, in no bashful spirit, that
to the colored voters the Republican
party are indebted for the election of
its candidate for President. In con-
c%lusion, they enter a solemn protest
against the proposition of certain half.
hearted Republicans to trade off the
State of Louisiana and the interests
and rights of the colored people to the
Democratic party for any consideration
whatever, and Indignantly deny that
any one has been authorized by any
considerable number of colored people
of this state to enter into any such me-
farious negotiation. The address is
signed by every colored senator and
member of the house.
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When the diplomatic corps had taken

When the diplomatic corps haC taken
the place assigned them, the chief jus
tice and associate justices of the SUI
preme court, all in their robes of office,
entered, preceded by the marshal OF the
court, and were escorted to seats ar
ranged in a semi-circular space in front
of the Senator's desks.
At precisely II the President APP
peared at the main entrance of the
chamber, arm-in-arm with Gen. Grant.
As they proceeded down the aisle to
seats reserved for them, the Senators
and other occupants rose and remained
standing until they had taken their
seats, and the galleries ~applauded by
rlapping of hands and waving of hand
kerchiefs. Immediately following him
came the members of President Grants
cabinet. the aids of the grand mar
shall of the day, and four policemen
brought up the rear.
The Presidential party having taken
their seats in the space in front Of the
desk of the President of the Senate, the
Senate was called to order by its secre-
tary, Mr.. Gorham. Prayer was offered
and the Presidents proclamation con
vening a special session was read.
After the organization of the Senate,
Vice-PreSident Wheeler entered the
chamber, escorted EX-SENATOR McCreery,
and his appearance was greeted with
applause. Proceeding Immediately to
the chair ON the right of the presiding
officer, he at once began his address to
the Senate and was warmly %applauded.
At its close the oath of office was
then administered to him by President
pro TEN. Ferry, and his first official act
was TO direct the sergeant-at-arms to
proceed with the programme of the
inaugural ceremonies.
The procession was accordingly
formed and proceeded to the central
portico of the east front Of the capitol,
in the following order:
Marshal of the Supreme court, SUI
preme court, sergeant-at-arms of the
Senate, committee of arrangements,
President of the United States and eX-
President, Vice-President and Secre-
tary of the Senate, members of the
Senate, diplomatic corps, heads of de-
partments, members of the House of
Representatives and members elect of
the forty-ffth Congress, governors of
states and other persons admitted to
the floor and Senate chamber. Among
the latter were the assistant secretaries
executive departments, assistant post
master, and a few invited officials from
different states.
The President began his inaugural
address Mt 12:45, Immediately after the
procession reached the platform. His
appearance at the front platform was
greeted with shouts of applause from
the people, who stood closely packed in
FIR mt and behind the long lines of mill
tary that extended from one end of the
Capitol grounds to the other. The ad-
dress, although from manuscript, was
delivered with great animation, but al
though his voice vas clear and strong,
it could not be heard at any consider
able distance, owing to the hum of con-
versation and comment, and the pres
sure of the crowd, which kept up a con
slant struggle to get nearer.
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:" After the Opsra."

Washington, March 5.-The ceremo-
MES being concluded, the procession
was reformed and returned to the EX-
ecutive mansion, escorting the presi-
dent, who, together with the Ex-Presi-
dent and Senator Morrill,, occupied the
open barouche that conveyed the party
to the capitol. Thousands of persons
lined Pennsylvania avenue to witness
the display. The President was fire.
quently cheered, which compliment he
acknowledged by raising his hat.
The President, with the eX-Presi-
dent, reached the Executive mansion
about half past 2, when a Presidential
salute was fired by artillery stationed in
the vicinity of the Executive mansion.
Mrs. Grant had prepared a sumptuous
lunch in the family dining room of the
Executive mansion, to which the Pres
ident, eX-President, members of the
cabinet and several friends of President
Hayes repaired. Many ladies were pres
ent. 1t was altogether an informal af-
fair.
The House has been placed in excel
lent order for President Hayes and fam
lily. Rare flowers ornament the differ
ent rooms, and great care has been
taken by Mrs. Grant to have the man
sion in every way comfortable.
The members of the cabinet have all
sent in their designations. They have
not yet been accepted, in fact the enve-
lopes containing them have not been
opened, as no official business was at
tended to at the White House. An
immense crowd congregated on the por-
tico, hoping there would be Il general
reception. In this they were disap-
pointed, though many were admitted
during the afternoon and paid their re-
spects to President Hayes. The Green
Parlor was a scene of great animation.
After the party returned it was pro-
fusely decorated with flowers, and the
new President received therein the first
welcome to his home.
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The Torchlieht Procession.

The torchlight procession tonight in
honor of the Inauguration of President
Hayes was a great success. There must
have been fully 5000 in line. The ave.
nue. vas brilliantly lighted from one
end to the other, while archways of
Chinese lanterns, blue lights and cal
cium lights, at intervals made the scene
one of very great b%rilliancy. Rockets
and roman candles were fired at inter-
walls along the route, and cheers greeted
the display almost necessarily. The
participants in the parade were mostly
citizens of this district, many being col.
ored people.
President Hayes received u large
number of friends at the executive
mansion this afternoon. Many Con-
gressmen were among the callers. A
grand reception was given the Presi-
dent at Wizards Hotel, tonight, I'M
der the auspices of the Columbus ca
diets. There was a dense crowd in at
tendance.
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The Coming Cabinet.

Washington, March 5.-The assured
appointment of Key to be Postmaster
General is very highly commended as a
wise recognition of the desirability of
winning yer to the Republican party
the large and influential old line wing
element of the South, which coalesced
with the Democrats as the only availa-
BILE means of preventing the permanent
establishment of negro rule and carpet
Dagger government. The appointment
of a Southern man like Key to the cab
met, together with the conservative ut
terances of the inaugural, will, it is be-
lieved, have immediate and very power
full influence in securing desirable ac-
cessions to the Republican party in the
South, and greatly hasten the subsi-
dence of the excited state of feeling
among the Democrats of this entire
country.
1t is said tonight, on good authority,
that Senator Booth would be rendered
a place in the cabinet if he could be
taken from the Senate without being
succeeded by a Democrat.
Gen. Key has agreed to accept. II
any change be made in the After.
ney Generalship nomination there is
strong reason to anticipate its offer to
Gen. Harlan, of Kentucky.
The war and navy departments are
still undecided. New England will get
the navy, probably, but Senator Nor
rill, of Vermont, tonight seems more
likely to achieve success than Gov. Rice,
of Massachusetts, who is strongly urged
by prominent naval officers. Forbes,
of Massachusetts,, is still in the list as a
possible appointee.
Indiana, it is still understood will be
represented i'll the person of either
Richard Thompson, or Judge Porter.
Carl Schurz will probably be made Sec
rotary of the Interior.
BENZ. F. Bristow is almost certain to
be appointed to the Supreme court to
fill the vacancy caused by Davis resig-
nation,
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WASHINGTON.
L, Gives Satisfaction

Washington, March 5.-President
Hayes inaugural gives remarkably gen.
eral satisfaction. The feelings of south
ern men are especially gratifed by its
conservative tone and its unmistakable
intimation that carpet-baggers can ex-
pect little or no favorable consideration
from the new administration. They
are also greatly pleased with Hayes
declaration that the material develop
ment of the South now deserves the
considerate care of the national gov
eminent within the just limits present.
ed by the constitution, and a wise pub
lie economy,
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Fatal Fire.

Kerns City, March ga fire early
this morning destroyed the Bateman
hotel. Loss, $4,000. The flames
spread so rapidly as to cut off the escape
of several inmates, and Mrs. Bateman
and her two daughters perished; also
n. Brown, of New York. Six boarders
were injured by jumping.
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The Old Cabinet Convened

Washington, March president
Hayes has requested the present heads
of the executive department to attend
a cabinet meeting tomorrow at the
usual time
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'AfANEsE BREACHES OF PROM.
ISE.


A''ef Japanese lover has proven false tx
.'S VOWS, the deserted maiden rises at about
'ss o'clock in the morning, and dons g
. "n'e robe and high sandals or clogs. He,
q coll is metal tripod, in which are thrrst
ufee lighted candles: around her neck sh.
n h'usS :, mirror which falls upon her bosom :
IL ner left hand she carries a small straw
asste-the efigy of her faithless lover
s4a s4s In her right she grasps hammer and
.a rau with which she nails it to one of the
m 0asfsd trees that surround the shrine.
- .uen She prays for the death of the traitor
,.:n ,s'lng that if her petition be heard she
w. a'A herself pull out the nails which offend
s;', ns god by wouuding the mystic tree.
~, a'sns after night she comes to the shrine
na, a eaoh night she strikes in two more
ha. '' :, believing that every nail will shorten
nsn ni, lovers life for the god, to save lis tree,
;1,' ~ surely strike him dead. It is curious
On fttS,lon ts' Of the Ind superstition yet ha.
~ Wiz Japanese mind. s ..,
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=" THEORY OF THE DELUcE.

fl. wv OF the widest Of theories, I fear is
ss s AS'ronomer-Royal's, that the delupe
10 y. SIMPLY great rising of the Nile ST,
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
d EGISTER'S ORDER.
~ y = Fp REGIsTER's OFFICE.

| New Castle County, October 4 1s7z
I Upon the eapplication Of John CummInss
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