THlE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DEMOCRAT.VOL. V--NO. 78. NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, MARCH f;, 1880~-DOUBLE SHEET AND SUPPLEMENT. PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

ngtin.e -is Speech onhe Fita John Portbr

Report.

Ift s I ep 4 statut of Wastinti • a SItret, t . T.-A New

sUg r ~ltl ~iff Intro.duhed in the

Youse.

Mareh s,-Saote.- The Vialad wertale the Meate a eommualowa

k *sl the Siet1ary of the lavy transmit.taI. mepose to the Senate resolution. in.

M wton tI tihe Preset rudilIon of *tatreAI •Mukll also a oommnirolelion from the

of the Tre••ry. transeltting InfoereW to the auotmnt pnid for star Postal

garie, sto. j be l•, attolee on Maitde•n

u -sow-to ode tun oeslity vd fit thei aR wthe n tel way inu eervine.

"I b r, to eCommt aon TrIbo.to a ire O tetaI oa tertoln:rotam t erritry o Atik. l•aed

Lr n1. 5tmo ral of th•.Qrt.. t t -ifOtlrte•e me1rm rm t ne.

aeere

h Ia Ib t f posed t r .the1 o a Iotr rtg tt r Ie•t.

n st It peeolYet eterinntM,s was, ever, viusad by a vote ofIeS

a N d hie arument sial

ton n met et a ret vn t 1t , lrrttoY ,I h rite ,g foriwarl ds 'h t T t eh J hie j ur e t i e .o a "

rli e U fa tu tAUsh .dan r e a tie Ha

rm o•e oe 0h a•eaon weeeldn

4 . t on the otrategyy to rtl

w o e i rt ofaviSi pJ puro orn t(b

etmeant. i.l•r to atb t mir- N bor.A eeb

a • nray Wlaterrnd bgmU•d ut to.nmorw,

rm g Qr g ttvh e o ow the I ne."m c tmem O e theus mn B AdU a ts tofrat Ireeldent oa ant of t eub-s b tt •weer

ol of mllnoit, fromn P e CommittaseO ctt l ra.o• s ill ?gumendin.

tt mrtlole O•eted prnlutet and

nt zdhtioea bill firat the dutl*a

sonal osar not ave

it roi , t notirg herein theoan eonwtlet Loally rnted to tithe

S18, t ioUnto et, a se r

t, en pan aotfrt her.o 1mDoortualtt tpelaaonorsMt a ten od tdem etrke n out of

to su i w the uptd by

rw thought the memboer were-1t[• until Monday.

WalS ,TON.t

i~g meats in Favor of a 8ntumbip LineS etwee •ew Orleans and BrUL

A_.Wl". Moirob -M X rs. Hawlet and•l O OW oeq, U Otl their wreu.

S Ioe t oue ommttee on uPsi end litronas e rtriter t in favor olIt laIngtrai e of ptelane bttween Ntew

res ate m ant llouth American ports.TU1 saw OULStse PAOIVL0 UAILOAD.

t U this mornltu It, or,,entatmt 1(vo '4li'k a Rnd te at tnoorporntin s T exas

e aroad Jmltanr. enh to l •tow uponS rl~ea Paciac Rtllrroad O ompatn theI D O tee Com m ittee on Peu1 H a t e tirfred fanchises torinaly g rait.o to the

•I2Iqbieas, Saton_ Iouge aud Viokaburs7 !4 ompuny. U onu motion, further oon.a bill wa Lpnstw noot for two

o nto tter road, to be aurd i op-ovmto the bill.

T Cl•oIETTIrS ON OLA•IMlt.The Committee on Claims reported to theg teor-di faorn the payMtmneut of Warren

s alarm for 73 balhes of cotton. wbtioaire sold in te1t. under an n•t provtdinut for

the Uile of condemned and sandoun.d proDarti the prooe od of which. Sl21.092. were

ivertse anto the treusury.Tre n.OOTIAI'Oa WIT Til UTg.

Sergatr, Uchurs esas he is in hopes of con-•itnlu0 negotiatlons With the Ute ndianst.onrow. As soon a te matter Is settled.in4t • eltpignatures of the I dlana obtalned, the•Ooa oHe gremnent will be made utlile. ItIb aol y•t ben determined What will be done

tth the two Utes now here. who ar supposedthave been ImmdIately coneerned with the

TEE T TTIUITUIT OW ALLRSK.

Saoa .tler, frm the Oommittte on Tar...lMtt•es•reported bills to-day to organist- a Ter-bitory of Alaska, and estaplish a territorial

A3ml TO PI1.01031C Iii TEE UNITICD STAThBSUPRIUM (OUaT.

empziton. of Fort Worth, Texas, were ad-miktd to practloe before the dupreme Oourt to.day. _________

THE INDIAN TERRITORY.

ftlg~_ng of Citiens in Kanasa Oity in Favorof Opening Up the Territory

to Settlement.

uatu (CrrZ. Mo.. March s.-The Board ofal• waus filed to overflowing last night

to l topeee by Col. Bnudtnet. Hon. B.u axtn and others. in favor of opening thendanTerritory to settlement. United ntates

e Alen. who had received instructionsAttorner General D•vens to be present atth meeting sad read the President's recent

rolamatmion against the Invasion of the Ter-ritorty at the opening of the meetinr was re-ested to stand up and execute the order.

assem• l was made up and controlled byient of Kansas City. atbered to-

e E r to l e extpression to their vi6ws n re-gsa •to ite neeesaity of opening up to peace-x e .sttement the Indian Territory. " It bad

Ssymths v with the forcible Ivaion aenti-a meeting adopted a lengthy memo-tresUo with an accompanling reso-

S ioa.tr•gi ~ ptio. olnts In favor of.yl and pro n u•C ongres-

action. consstent with the best in-art of all eonerned. as will soonest bring

ao the desired end.

S0 eat e Mt nhi t Watesrwka.L 5.--dage Bater-. of the(basMl it-day eoaoirmed

1 la . to . it•

WQUr, btut tb~t lattnrbsyollc tre "t urol w oooflrmd ia~p ,

Nor, ,rn'I

POL~tICAL.

Orpganhtlio of the "BDrik Pomcy*' Orn--bacParty.

flu. boute Itaru *,kTh tl4.Ftoo OlafIoa u t we I

aa u 0Y,1e w ity tat'wrUmq I ,+7OJtOtl IiO t0, a-foorlt aae tlr A~ tte i~t te

I1fluiuPOi t, KMarh 1 nu'treto L!t ~l"be strnd n vj:7iNS .. luhtiowu

Lovavxut. tua, Msreh1 ,-The Vswwcra tle att

na "l. Ito moat atngatlundTnn ' UnlLll

aPuaTIIs* faws.

Nrethaae of an fElish aow Romr. byJamer Gordon Bennett.

Lnstoi 3mrob I.-4iorto rtunn twIn t ther iii e ny a $out . Oil

igplI Brtt I.l0 al l 11ymltt tetta" rJ ..n*d''n4114 briren Let htey way~ boiut~ht Am*In etkydo t t r sItrg, Ajwb o WtW oMbeaten 13r nrba tn the ratI.

Ge,. YallldaX'r ete of the rlYuarla 1No.e*tjtJUN e' stAte Debt Dll51

lharmnMiE t, MAIOth S. nv. oltny returnedtr,,tae~e.ielel Asmetutl) lb ttliittapued1 r t y4ner l brsto Miokt' t ,bM inoed

n ye, he , 0 tatn[, , kow n tic1tr'be rier b toIr41Ie t t y m "hpat t iUt++pQo ot1 mb(Jll HN not. an tetitle of tho ant to not to r .eetn4Ish ur t oeretdit," mis~otfnomr. Its. obiet b~t ror[tellito TpodIitt ates Imart of the ftat lnt. ~e

1 I t t rtb I thpsean0tertiho Ab nrtv At over hretW~olo re.

eon tIii at, trtlt~t to repudjetn, moleanIntlltts of olle, a ready ito

pq et it 'hte people f& AItli ib0 t oon -iituto Co tS. Ilet nayl thu NUt~it~t'+ k b 1i

wsql'arn'5tti by tteo 1ts tie w1jt don ilhr~l nub

le mm btre w the hbe heenyt b A roti 0ite fg M tins.1, an or A tIIp Inti toti) teartA Its Or~tItcltor' howrday not to kets faith-anal It iniset return~toel disastroowe iwnor

11u thts tlino h f(oe and b -oI an Sts. QonoetitR the ii trts 1bo A t

he of w

t

*nr a w .eaul b a p tfr th t~r a ' n

I'tte e

t o t t i n tq tln y o nt I t e , Ah n wme onw t ita i tadt l h t d Atewh a bll t r, ieeto ip1' elminte

meren t an rlnr 0011 of the hitherto no enr

atun ttterj anifre tb Aro USmlt-nntit of Whtsuch come may tInen the to I urm er rr futurnr unnerni beramhlnlln Bav dispost, 01 what~fully POO to them prnpar. tn I then t" nal ntrld

r sl t may he lefbt y Al 1 eor t totot , ra tty an H Illltnttoo, out urhd theD

Holadter o tftt o$tnte 0 4" o boar ed A04 aterne! are treated wore t Al th e lvilldti na-n e1 t o'at A tubito onion v.''r a Governor it~tb tie bill, ad SAVS

"Ih~~n~ it o bin, taynfl OftOUttittn or tho Lttan,jn +il attobn of ehe 110CcUwttiu"lio\n of the UniWd latot, es, YiQI t (tf Iof lciii 1t whboi nhae ner'in moy&tte It nlm* rent thtrnditiots of the Oomtnonweaith nnAt ti o, hernnt so doar to henr own oltltecsue AUQ ho-totired anions men."

'T'U LKam RAVItw euavzou.Botj pt' tntlvei (ox, of ?4ew York, intro-

4 A e ill In the Rohuce tn-day to In rel thetmiitioio of t eilife saving 5ervntat tor.Ibs the netntthi hntiof two add itinI sta-tion on the North Onro nn oott almnndsi nd rof rrtefwg on the east otet of Firorida. e hillp or es iat nnsion oc $16 nr monttht t hewdows ot tgomoere Ant) $19 per mointh to thewo o sm era A or a raw 0 W tlYmy lmettheir livs in the seric to from woutais ors likneea oontraoted intts Lt. diobargte of their

movement of Oeean Vessels.BAr•o arch s.-Arrived: Steamer Aylon

o, ar --Arrverod February t2, shipSpnduaky fom w Orlen.

RAVas. arh -A : Marh . shipL dia ckolflei from Now Ortlana.

LtraasooL. March 5.-Arrived: Steamer El.'ira from New Orleans.

nw fomcw , March a.-Arrived: Olty tf Comlm.bul from tavannah, Golorado from Galv ston.Arrived out: Doles. Arolio. TItnltri; a rksMR . A :ut.u viiaun: :hlpVset".b l,-rtl0 Of Wale : bark lngealt Vesta, brig lena,steamer Brooklyn.

ShatUtln Up the Cincinnati Gambllngsaleons.

OrAtrxnATL, Match e--The new auperintan-dent of piolic having ocalled upon the proprln-toir of gambling saloons to close their places.the reuuest is beenggenorally complied with.

Increase In Wages of Fall River Opera-tives.

FALL Rvan. March 5.-At a mentlne of theBoard of Trade this afternoon It wats decided toIncrease the wagea of all operatives in the pityto per cent. the increased rate to take effectApril 1.

Strklre of Printers.Taorv. N. Y.. March s.-The rlinters have

riven notice that they will demand an increaseto fifty Pnts per 1000 on all grades of 1orkafter April 1.

JEFF. DAVIS ON TRAMPS.

He Disapproves of Slahg. and Prefers toGall Them Vagrants,

[Jackson (Miss.) Clarion. February 25.1The Hon. Francis A. Wolff, of TIppah, has

kindly placed at our disposal the followingletter to him from ex-President Davis, upon asubject that has engaged the attention of theLegislature. It was not written for publioa-tion, but contains nothing that need be heldfrom the public. Mr. Wolff, it will be remem-bered was one of the Immortal First Misels-slopl Regiment, who followed the fortunes ofMr. Davis, and made the fame of Mssissisppiin the war in which it played so conspicuousand glorious a part:

Bn uvont, February 19, 1880.Hon. Francis A. Wolff:Doer F iesd--I have read your remarks on

the proposition to amend the article in thecode by striking out the word "tramp" andsubstituting that of "vagrant." I was notonly pleased with your speech, but I concurwith you entirely as to the propriety of yourproposed amendment. The word "tramp"has now a temporary signifloation admittedto be expressive, as all slang is, for the timebeing and among those by whom it is accept-ed. But one does not look for slang in a legalstatute, and with all due deference, it doesnot seem to me it ought there be found.Your substitute, on the other hand, is a goodEnglish word with a fixed meaning, and theuse of it struck at one of the great politicaland social evils of our time-vagrancy. Youand I, in our soldier days. "tramped" overvalley and mountain, and Mississippi seemedto think our steps had been in'the path of herhonor and glory, and that was a part of youradventtrous life to which you modestly failedto allude in your telling and sometmes bril-liant speech to the Legislature. Wheneverone of the old Mississippi regment does

inomsthingbeauliful mybeertwith a joy ete yeWI • ii l c xll; n V aeat im salt

FOREIQI IBEWSThe Would-be Asusain of Gen.

lelikofr Hanged.

Rartmann, the ihllliet, Not to be Sur.

rendered by the Frenon Gov.ornment-Bangquot to Gea.

Grant in Mezleo.

GElBMANT.

learIm, lt arh -.-ln tho letlohstam to'deyBin Mentod iatrodased a m.tion e ilttl onAdmiralst n Itusob, Obtef of the Imperial Ad.miralty, to eumith to tthe House am omlealt report of the lose of the iran.onid Grosser ur.ltast. Admiral Youn to4eh denied that he hadendestored to shift the respotnsbllty of thediesel or on others.

Berr Utisen (tietional Liberal) opt•ead themotion. He said the souse ought to show itspsoroval of Admir)t Von litosoh's e•arts to In.

orense the fleet. err inamel's motion web re.oeoted.Louwsexo. Hartb o.-A tNrll ditpatoh to theat1andar d~ypM Tha viuerl moUt.0 hw ropn)eN

the Vtll•a•i. itl w l ba•trolOtioeI •tf tblnex eatI)!t of te let mnodlylln a ell .ltlolause of tt eaoniesetia laws. The ho e

ma t.1r ne t tl rem n at'i a tk _r

t, h ,-A diotlath from lDn lun to

hiA tnone dtolrel, 1h7.aunt V, tal rllt rlmgbt MIl _ar saaet tsidt o yt tith ie w tiaf"rtlM u Vt •M nlrostt rt lr

1tUSilA.

l. I P'Jiusnruno. Miruh .- Thte ntqt at of (teelIk',sf0 guslae t P1 Melt i"lkl,l0 ntsad oedils , us pt reovn repormh atei Pe he!

w t r.ed k eill t t b hneral, etd Bomnterii dtitpl, t tQl/ln troln per.nlinamotlv.,Lo us, fh s.-AM I' rtebursbr iIpacthfa o OpIeIy stutted hth Wt w e prretito

ir, Pct+e•suat~r, In 1670, dhportsd to Juntta,

H yingh Ii rrt eo v ,od t i 4 to Its, Poter~ bur=.

revoluti onite ordre tr not be no onthe seoods. Th+ osltpou.mnut ofn the revolu=the prevegtl n gettlng mtoney. her olvael Witt kIllM 'i of)'Ant., oah 0 .- 1A Irr connnllihbtn j, iruralpltbllnl whiet nurports to he ia multieto of the

i~}oiapu reaol touaty PXmfuIIv e a lfmulttee,IinJtibfy e the it tlaltlnt the I l if f t h Gorf .'iVl li tnnei the O xploui in the Wi•itralhu', at it. ',terbur, Te nimatlento ex

prnesses rlret at tlPheieth otf theo unfortunatesoldier htti , ren iitale, It tlares that such

titrQi'det I re hIta a1 ionlas ithe ni t0Rithu elsltwor or l eri a utoruiv. jlhi

antifeto ,•0r that the revo taiton IfOur oniasia by theb government's represion of In.tolsttl developme tn , and e l•a thr satruggtlmust dotintl untl i l the r sk Iuated.orgiran Io gutlttitonl sid it duolarue: 'Wewilb t tlrclnmaan olil nat, '

r, Pllltslutl lll arroh 0.-oddly the iNi1ilt, who attismpltd dho ohst leu..Iko. f oitW letlnsday. lltll Ns .lortght to.dM lfrom U

fortr r•l to the pltwei (Of oaot lloi trmptto bir ltt la tt aot on t blik ve e, writh i

haok tbj the ldar r. 4,es pllab k lard i an tlewoird' 'Stas 'Jriinhlt" w all u atranb to hi:

braou Ao •tmmnY o Ae spookn" tefr e ban tcret. Te san tolne was urro hdd by alnr tretrawrtl In hollow s•uarn, il theO wiry t thletmefotd ~nd. alter raohnln it, Mode sky vw

quite !som , smglling oo Thlonally. A• rho ie ulivot s ha hietl read to him he tiurnd ant

bower op all ides to the people., J butorebeinG dl ivn•md to the rlhangme n a aid t fworde to tbapriesrlt attr•edir hm, Rond k Isndlthe cross. The ezeanttonlt Ook p1la' flU theprnseane of en /Immense Oonooulrse. The bodyremaitld hanilngi tWentya minutes. Te nolluticearre~tedrsaeven WIn n Lte crowd havIng theappearanee of stuldlnt) . They wore taken tothe fortress under a strong aerort.

ENGLANID.

Lrvairsoo,t Marcb ---Thl weok's rnloular ofthe Liv MiruouUolt on blrokaorlsA Aoaton na.ys:SCotton wn•i n i leld reelosetl ea r Ia tihe weaekaLd prlos euonr'ally rnesdd on Weet nta adl don Tturlday. Wllh an increased d etlnid theedeaeale awas maostl roeovered. Ametrlcau hasbeehn it nmoderatet deimiand lfter a it deline of 1-ltr iiL and Itll nlw I lr!il ab ,ve laut we•k'seMrloi for ldlh ilt ard hotter qtiallItes. oIrMtnllhinad the, slal'n worn smail al trirte•sll flrnli,I ltilrle were dull until Tllesslhiyl. elollululg1-o1,l but s•oon then there les bio't a btte.tr dto-m al t ioriand Tvui rated. closilu at p@l-2a-iloedabove lhut'Thursdlayt' priens.

FIRANCE.LoNnwN. March t.-Tho eotrroinoondnnt of the

Daily Nte,. at PItrls. seays: "'tting togethoral glud deal of Information I have come to thecouolusion thlllt Hartmann. the NItflilnt ar-rotedal hnro. will not be surre'troudr(l to the Iuie.laun authorltlue. l'rine. Orloff, the linusnlaaellthaeatl or, hall assuretld thei lFrrelln i gvour-moet that Its deellloen to the matter, wilatievorIt. may be, wrill not affoot the relations betwuenFranc" aled nhiesl."

PAntls. March 5.-The Senate has commencedthe. spoolul dlscusslou on article 7 of Mi. Ierry'soalduaelonal bill.

LoaDON, Mdarch t.-The Trhies's Paris corres.ponlent reports that Prinue Hubeuiobcn has hada long conversation with Preinler De Fracylnet,ln which he laid stress upon the tacilf o haran.ter of this new appointment. He will stay inParis until the beginning of April.

IRELAND.Loxuox. March 5.-The Standard's corre.

spondent. on board the government steamerGoshawk. reports that the inhabitants of theIsland of Inulshark, County Mayo. are in aterrible state of destitution.

MEXICO.Orrr or Mxtxoo. March 5.-On the first instant

a grand banquet was given by President Diazin honor of (en. Grant. which was attonodti bythe diplomiatio corps and a large number ofdistingaulished men of Mexico.On the secnnd instant Minister Foster pre-

sented to President Diaz his letters of recall.At night the American colony gave a brilliant

ball to Mr. and Mrs. Foster. which was attendedby the diplomatic corps, and most of the lead-ing men of every nationality. On this occasiona testimonial signed by all prominent Amerl-can rea.dents of the capital was presented toMr. Foster. and with it a memorial. alac simniieof the Aztec calendar stone wrought in Mexi-can silver. A beautiful album was also pre-sented to Mrs. Foster.

Intelligence of the reconsideration of the ob-noxious order to raid Mexican territory hasbeen received here. .nd has caused universalgood feeling.

How Blaine Likes Hayes.IN. Y. Bepublio.1

During the recent row in Maine a New Yorkreporter, who was in Augusta, asked SenatorBlaine what he thought of President Hayes."That reminds me of a little story," said theSenator, plagiarizing President Lincoln. "Aparty went up to Moosehead Lake to campout. The agreement was that one man shoulddo the ouoking till some one complained, andthen the man who grumbled should try hishand at it. The cooking was frightful, butnot one of the party-with the penalty hang-ing in terror over their heads-dared say aword. Finally, things came to such a passthat each man tried to inveigle his neighborinto freeing his mind. One day one of theparty saw his fried writhing In silent agonyover lheo :ole pie.

Ntet with in y r1i fl but,' nwttohlng the gleamIntho other fellow a eye, 'i like It-•ohl Vg, I

SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.SNo. 770T-lSUtiWIaIoM oPf W. DOvIlUMaTl .

tln Mrew iir. ,r "b. , * e pth raed! Ofs

eIoiio tth hav ibntof i.'ru 1ip, t

otmu +Itre s Pol r iby u' St' . , PI l tuei,O - 0tho i TOh, ht Alsm

prj ori yf pyl ntuot tt irl•' l.e .

utok aud t.r~nll Vaa mltmt .It•lat.Oe

Shtte (otl Ir th •ifrti ourt an othe

pu Mrasd Iiw, d( J-n o At vaithtli Ot atIiu tho

ntio a!:e in on fr afl ant iof t hereSDltOtW rO Do twfl'li rti to .ti ll fltwunlot ttahi IO~uo llt. for thuel Mul ttltt

Pt lity AN~ iAol.. R•. ll1e11A O1t1A l

O. 77eA *-w, . .ltlllitUA"lf S Al %t P. W. OtlANN1

il r iat lidr, i , n6 t h n uprlro'iN th i fhtitoi tnI a. Atl* Dttlre nsrlt t iot r if.

hlct ioi other rybt e i tse fah aoun +aiuti f oe pi fi' oborr p a1o r aotit-

Iitd y tdoi i lk sw tn teior W •rs t . jlhllor Ou llnll

N0. 11W-It, ato. t1r1r it r fletiLlt ST Alo, A t..tJiOMPiAUillA0E. tinto, .

Itle Mauniy u 1A j reft homipirui stf te'h.4li1 IIj uryo th wieN toe tuv eaior'i opr

Nri ito lo rtionei urtll a Id bl f a l tl stath

pa u lin conc a llus mn 4t l Ib iideVtihoetlonit oarn icth a lawItib rao th t ~ t'ou br-

de thoa tio aunt ani ivi y of W it Notnet t toU A It,o at stub •ieieolen ronat law, r t• p•5 l5mit ot hef rmanut of taei t, hio rplevlrtd fpO, I.-unkA, n *le ntl mo• lt#h(lroI p0 w0ll

UO i 70 d V Ati t i. OP O rnB t

ill a., ther. o po.wr rls li bot ath re.

uto t atrot of iaU tir odd aea iunr rose ttlhi t !te tot lll, tlnlohl Lnirptl,*( 111 Whlill

b P boon •t..,hi byt the tffae lo* arr tmn Ptrtvl ro of th' an0 of )1C, inutl a" 2llt broulwt b'i

hiatrd fir t o iil ,Lu WithOub t UOtte l ut-nr.iNilo t willt .llaeut5d litti amin 1454 lto thr

Stalpa0tll of tl illl l i t fodinr lob glmil Ienet.

NO. 4 74pilf-, WI.TON tWt tS, NA. X lt tial, (lPA Alt ID A1l AI t lilthoAI) doMCMPANIY,

t/ Mar nnnT,, ./.-Wh u the olol oin .hlei

h a .lwlf is laid has r ot htn ,tXropiar eta atlmn letl to haother, the rallwat Is not ao trfi

om tobi e l cr e t •n tur or derlatuo ne, a•

tiilt hrilonittlbt theeto itr nilnged unleso

t olourltind by the rlst lanlot.li

Under arllotiN ai, v•T94 aud Iv n a rMt itWnntPhy I at stiIt w f ta, tite r v feraa h iur e,

415 O tf at he atlt toil rl l, autt nlo lor tile pur.nos4te Lt4 ff1 4 oUriII tI of rrowshr for Ite trulathe •r Il• ,fits tbtos ,hoiNtrg ello

W tlct'V il C.51 Ur01D Nnd rh n.itatt Ule It nOl t aoine 1 a•hiie l l ll•ore ti1us i rlt inti 'lind tho wtors w 1ir porofu toi* rmalwb e•vione whith rlthalilio to auitr rti

Lito wn the o rithin t e tion otei eVtttt s1telrmedb

Spal ~i, o thet ullartn for rwhich tI o eteanteulN, otll 7--IaiAtI tALONi. mIaIyrl, 0e . JOntli 0$1.

SIVly Aiutn, J.-A Tudgl•maltg a molotdanlt•g tndt Ithletr iw r'd abot jttlg, of itbl f ealt rlb heu

tr, lt ltt ein l otl tnlia with reitlOt t thtb Iliuto b dltri utfed, bult lot th rlhtl noo ttt list ortn"tat++ eat of tlrt, 10lta aolno b a tit 1)1041 ofaurReel or onnnotluslvioioJ)lfreot, Nn11t Jot) dmoot

uom•nl htithli suo a t aitnot ime riVr to thle

thatjudiion. the *oe' he dlli.NO. 77141-UOa.I a eng. V%, V(it.F, MLaU '. O0.

Ili Men rte, .l, iin on app ntn r•e for ofi.nStlon IUl his pudllllil of t a ltt, r lha f1 UrOf theIt lStk tq IrUon At. or •f he Nherlff j ierve it,

a th ori t te a ,trid it t •l is eal t wlt.ot promf

dy n u a t irne M ho not made tih ngoeal will

Spot btedt ti od nd time wrill he o grantd i

a pate dioatera tht hritfs taded'llhe tlaow wnl.hmi the rliht dt appedl to

Syea alto tea orl cltibe or• t of tUdlnint ionl r-

! ilulrttn hat th • ittl sa be doetaoe iand the

tu ong withon in thait tiotf htri t o ar a 1p)el

mnitay e ited after the extiratiotn o the year.eIoN. oTat-WlDOW An1) lUttlEtONi OP Ali•il v,. r •Nt.

P rtWNtilUUN IUl1.

y Sa'nr, J,.-To gmtelng ofm g bond for th-Namount oxrd by tlco inll tnl it hntn ashe udreaIor law h t r ti In l a otionditlot hipra•sf e into the arvefotion of th1 appsl, •ndi when thebond tluernalh s itor a hallnr l mruount than

NO. 17781-3J. A. UNSTVINO V.. F. LAC BrOW1 ANL

t B, 1renwr, J.- The Parinh JudeOf w ren prr tdi

n mes In the District Court on te tral t antiltagnflthe t.oreoud il o the alter, its no pti ft or

Soau thrity to or ortt trlOerk to itake the g.ittiarom the record ando n imrn It to plaintleff hoiaudu he eofsoders that it houutirod bairgunle

h. adull ln to the df no aut.

NO. N, I7767--TATI O. r.,t llllA v., W AIFLEIWy en tuhacre J.-Whn credilt ofer nwness In a

r- orlllirrl assno O,•innt be Intpenao hoi by proof oft anythrd bg hit ho baa ead r done In raottloe tothe calsts, finless ten partyy deslri g to do' sofirst ask there ltotns woefthero he hasl hl or

der tlert eitih ies bant•rl to brd roved, atoltheordr thlt he muny havo' ai oenortuni t of ito

dltah agaentot.he. f er, tohis atdr NO. 771-(:ITATEIZONO' OIIAN VA. AIAEXtM OE1R1 ANDO.

to Wl 4. (lAY A 00, 'lll11 OlI'oN/GNTN,

L )De ill ann. ..- eThe nereotand s of a recordedI- mol'lK.n by tLin iuortttgnre need nots be bya notarial aot In irdlr to afbtet third persons. Itl

er"pt hop h thoe mrha n of the notes oseurorJ byn the a Lt, or twh• the loan lN not rpr anted Issnotes Ihe ndecoepthle may e signified by the

d In Spetutlon of a c t to nordeden thbo mortg re.on The owner o i tmmrovblce se rsd by theohorlffn ona sell or mortic e them, wlthnut hran

Satunaer the relrdanlt any thme or o te Lhei o

an ot by wIlh his debto mortragee the . rouertluNOd.r 7155O AC. .nd Con.nAIIn that his WIEh0underthe seizure he subordin.ted to that outhe mortgspnr. the latterie t nwledto preccdence an werlnet the former s though his auoha noy et bsoa redeorte, whrgn the propergt

theret adndlcad at theo shereffr sale.oDble llano, J.-Trc verdict and ceiorandn t

a crtiisal oare rill be affirmed on anIsedchen the record contains no bill of ehcentlotsor motion in araent of judnmrnt. pr aelwndmeAotoferrors.

0NO. 7607--STATEO BIIAN OF V. O. PINEE.

]u Spencer, J.-In juandn t homoloen tlno ra

i bxeutorngtacecuet is a nublity when thr judin:wrh, orderstbebhmtltPatlon tshefrsct eUr ewaon the account a e a creditor of the sucoPiondNO. d78e--e. t. theprincIp al. In t. rstaows not

JIt tedte(acr. J.-Ths vendor of property aof,Sof rhe no aRp~mint o! that prie, in tho hande

of tbe .urthaser'e tranfeim ree, even though the

Sand otinthatof mortrareur

no ll "vin'entiv."fai! of " nroih~v.

'elth two 1 n e f or `I

10.77 fa-m TO OTATN VIN wiLLIAM iIOIWiAW.fly Wli.w 4.-n trIl fa Utr~?O teoo

beI t1"e*

eU~hIi 1n1 DStjI~dI~in 1 rfd l tsl4 Lq nS

Ito. 7m-4?ANI mx Atll u. o rvoifuAt "u. COT OrNNW LU&R.5Allt

flu Whsle. J>;-Wbsii hU p i111 b% nrltrA

ddrrd nnnnan nlt t daleo a t ve t~

4or"anwttn~nd itt tf Us edt td

Ut f I DNg I fl if J I It 1i 1 r l ttlttt UI MOO, Ml d 036ouoJS

1r1e,,

f Aro

ldg lfUIOt ~or oc altb thU m

xco. 770-MISS. At. 1. tVUU(, 1 I. I. If. 04

Flt, I s, At A judfolal bale for tfh tifr-tvhfh watnrfawoman, IN orpe oftis eis,

M11 tillorn.' At[ ra .me aor ofa irt 03ioar Wn P 4a ety

ohein r t if I9im.wna IN~l mN ptlrpotfon~tfr z o blo whic eott ato haey. euorur14P hIN Wife. ho WI l hi 'tlderleI aN haistU tO1

nafved thre # eolnhtlt f tir m"tttlso stte "'a.

not vrrv koen :m btine tn 10f We

oru t haer ti vrnj't, B a oia

IITill ltlll1 Il..:. lt.M H |W r n... |Jl •.O

Arrival of Over Eighteen Hundred Irish Im-migrants at Oastle Garden,

INew York l erald, Februarry %9,The commiseloners of Irhih emlgratitvn

have been antlelpating an unuwually largsenumb r of Itantgrant artivals, from Ireiandanti lunt gary e•peally. There Is always avery marked I•erease In the steerage passen-gtr list from ifutgland and Ireland afrtar whatti called "a bhad seaesu," when the harvestshave been poor antl the erops have failed andthe peasants and laborerrs ave one(atltquttlsufferedt the usual privations of the winterfollowing a had season. This exodult towardsthe bright shores of Amnerlua generrlly setsin in the prring and the Oomumlesounersof emigrantion, knowing, after the ter-rible famtine whibh has ravaged * er-tain dlstrlcts of Hungary and which isnow oausing sttuch dlltresa all overIreland, that the emigration from there wouldbe large, began waking preparations to re-ceive their wards. But the lnflux of the fugi-tives Irom the evils of poverty and oppres-

loen has betgun sooner than was expec t, ap-pnenttly. The ailvahne guard of the cominghosts made their appearance at Oatstle (lar-den yesterday, when no leam thlan seven lu-.ropean steatmerts.landed immigrant pi•asen-gors at the emigr•nt deo•t, to the Mumberaltogether of over 1800, The following werethe vesaeel~ with the number of steerag .engers: a hi Erln, fronm London, 120; 1•i fNow York, from Liverpool, 261; Labrdor,from llitvre, 040; Montana, from Liverpool,100; Helvetia, from Liverpool, 210t; Leasing,from Hamburs, 800; the Olalifornla, fromOGlasgow, 02. The scene at the modern Ply.mouth htook was one of oonfutlon and bustle,as may be Imagintl, as the motley throngmoved about e crowded rotunda, seekingfmilites and tfe1l , gatherlng their luggagetogether, and lndullugt , weauwhilt, in a per-felt babel of IanguctgsI. It wse not dlltioultto ascertain that the majority of the lammiarants were from famine.strluke• Ireland.In the Confuson of tongues the rry brogueof the tmnerald Isle had the best oi it "by alarge muIjority." Nearly all thmose who arseon the English chils were from Ireland, Theremainder were rnglleh and Nootch. 'frh(German and French vessels brought mainlyGermans.

The steamers had all made long voyages,and the passaengers showed it in tlicir travel-staIned apearance. Otherwlse they lookedcomfortable and well ted. The Irish passen-gers who were objects of especial Interest tothe few observers present at the depot werenot to be distinguished from their fellow-voyagers as far as health and strength couldbe gauget by exteriors. They were evidentlnot from the very poorest clatses in Irelanand most of them had capacious "ahlsts" ofclothing and bedding. There was a large pro-portion of women and children among them.rosy chekked and fresh looking. They wereof the class whose earnings at home weresuffiolent to enable them to put aside themoney to buy paessage tiokets.

MEXICAN ITEMS.

[Mexico Two llepubllcs.iHome very rich old and silver mines have

recently been discovered noar Morella. .((en. Trinidad Garcia de Ia Cadona is a

candidate for the Presidency.The Apache chief Victoria has been driven

from Mexico with his whole band.About two hundred men have taken part In

the counter revolution In Lower California.It is stated that Marquez de *Leon has

abandoned Lower California.Bull fights have been prohibited in the city

of Aguascallentes.A large aereolito foll near Ban Andres,

Chalchicomula, on the twenty-fourth ultimo.A tlp Van Winkle paper in Michosean nom-

inates for the Presidency a Mr. Manuel Bulz,who has been dead for many years.

Grain Is so cheap in the State of Zacatecasthat many farmers are in embarrassed cir-cumstances.

The disturbances in Lower California andSlnoloe have not affected the peace of So-nora.

The authority of the Federal governmenthas been fully re-established in Lower Cali-fornia.

The Governor of Vera Cruz promises to ob-serve the strictest neutrality in the electionof his successor.

Twenty men attacked the Polyglot printingoffice in the City of Mexico last Saturday at7:30 p. m., committed damages to the amountof $2000, and wounded three of the employes,one of whom has since died. Three of theassailants have been captured.

ComplImentary.[Carroll Conservative.]

The New Orleans DsMoonAT comes rightup to its work as an official journal of theState, and it is a real pleasure for us to pe-ruse its columns. In fact we do not know ofany journal that more fully fills our idea of anewspaper than the one publlished in theCrescent City over which Major E. A. Burkepresides.

Great Bargains Againthis day, at 12 o'clck m.. at the St. CharlesAuction Exchange. In choice commercial andresidence property, advertised positively to besold at public auction for succeessbn andbankrupt account, by O. N. Girardey, auc-tioneer.

Capital will find no investment of equal secu-rity or profit. The attention and atte-ndance ofour readers is specially invited. For termsand full particulars see deseriptive advertise-ments and plans at sale.

SIBp~aD COMEZBxx AL POPETYr AT A Ao-Tox.--Messrs.'Nash & Hodrgon, auctioneers,sell at 12.m. to-day, at the St. Charles AuctionExchange. those two magnificent four-storybrick stores. Noe. so and a2 Camp street. cornof Natchez street. both in superior order

.ander leasntti October next at saoosatsmaleta psitive for partieulars se

IIEBISLLTIOU OF IJLJISIAII.

RIDAY, Mrol 0C, IU@.The huste woo mied to order punetusltli M

noon, Lieut. GOv. Mofilnerv veieedlagt sad arquorum SESsint.

BY Senator Watkins, from the Judlolasi Oa.m ltte-Vsvorablp on lenate bill Xo. t, rat a6th to the senses of reenasaf on ts unafwrsblvon Ieoste bill No, U?, to amend Meotion 9I0, of the Revsed listutus: tfeiorabiv, with emIend.meant, on floaue bill No. i63, extending 4thtime of pruieriptiOn of debts due the Date

, sharWiin * from the 10

"IA,1` dp lte at of} e ee

toe o etMq no> elt t qt efl i rlt.

t"E H Cra~

tfiit to h'I th M oi zig tnttl fn ullto 0 o;e- t$a! Z~o v rpi Iqt

eirr t at on nv. pr Ib.fon eL " 1. t ro h1,w retiMn , Dei mbv , I t s il itt i u ta(in Mo to sntetutuo a r c$ ook~ea otI flmrr or Am)I er i of enel rIattzthei. Y5.t o the lltatof& tr InPI.

iffr13 l Mrnvnt.o ', byb'b Oti-

tr h0 n nnrsnoow r sn mnos.,w e~L~r sane )p eoem d io, lr o, a f 194chai

n a rna'(Ie oro (f rlt

N ; l~ fiqtiAn tio tuo

it '}retitlng uy l1Pn oior eto int~t o tit c o' ItnorO or tees) t 1o ei ob l (tlnse

1 " ,,,,, toettrl tinr tie r 'toJauit in 'trnr of t a oonseiouM

mottwithon e r dth4,en mollhe t mnutme- le in reonlag t e r lum fro M6N 9l

a ni~gt of ~the ltiaillsA tafptt~titf en ikin rlamrnn ar Wthoot 4enaet l to the nose'~ Vdaou'nrr~f~lt rWin, troletive to a IttR100ICI

r toil" ~crr~t'k l11, drcnnef'rw Rtoaerr M the tt onnnefwowO.rrnI- ('tino to,,th rr 1ouoe

1 &mmt;teeion motlon

Sn tor Inc I8'afl.It nnate 11 N No, e4. relantie t e o thepof

" lonse hill liNrrn to.thn Jude) ir 0t

r" aaot 177. Jorntli oniotlto, oa-.the redmen's beant referr to tt

romnmlttto

Fanitose 1Bi Noion. 144,freOlgtlt t aut o ita e ofIlk, n at, ilgrk nr )A tlln rn ua iosnn 61) ' all"naorBo, rt) oe I i 'nsr- miten. strvJr fner'atd4. y withe dAl~o thefrt ~if 4n

-of',l ir'"e 'of the oonrtuof Ntow OenSItb~a W11 ~uen d:,tiit , The ioosW

L" Trou 9Feehl oin g , t eor maims fho 0 ott- 11 rsmrIbili a~ ~4~

e : ofNe~loos seofiraall .unstcnn1gT ou bil lh rNo.155. neapI to th e 't vi dfor the Man n 5 3n nnnced that *tHo sAu

r, tetlon n +bn (lilt?,, ltl~f~c

ofWOLIR2, wetInoOlllt 15

1 n 1pte doors wererfri reopened from tefo its rltiy to coroeeinrs, fa nren o pQnclrsnhpgor Modylt tid oar) tbr~timeaI

on '0retagnGe totj tlatr? e

lorrrhll n ft tla, tg~olltln' it I~ar i

It vriny elon are 1n socorda*coo tntewan 0m

'k'tho adlouIrbned unU atiwdalar- d'~finnator lr? lsstr t 00/lt .a~~I. free of i riot rta ee. retmlrned._~rrhl Hone., whit amen mo n e. o r po l unti

g~nrir O bill N.17 o trettlnr wte! th it'ra men's bank. Htelrrrs to thel

Rnien trill o~jot3, reletly, to the nraot orl oferi il N .rt. eltvV t e a t nu le to u of the lrnrtlc of NowTer e a ;d_ eaon o, of the orts ofde

l psi httl lt >, DO WO oA{- aA Cher oiOtto Aso r Hose bil 1r, tA6 Al r no t%, orb

Id flab. wason reommitted, on motionn. When thte door s were reopened flee Milln

IHOUR! Or tZ I E*WWvATIffX&

ParwrA, Har" i SkThe HIonue was called to order at 19 o'iled ,

Frleaker Ogden in the chair and a quorlapresent.A memorial was received from the LouwiarvAtheoee. aekiao for seistatnco in seuatit .,.D)IV of mfle4 , re t

PEpresentative Mahon1 presented the btelowian iotertofetf resolu ion:iAe resolved. rbat the Governor es,0 atO

1sed to appoint all State and city officials mfuure.Be U fur'her resolved, That we Oalway wlth ll. r

eleotl,,as for the future, as the oo andtable voters of this eity, to the n ubser oehave discover d that th'ir votes have notcounted as cast for the last two or threetions, and for this reaso the said 30,000 votme•die nor, vote at the olst .ction.

sBe it further resolved That as the On manp'.wer is not democratic but autocratic, thadopt the resolution to give all po er overpeople to the Gover or r the future,

Bepreseetative Jones wanted to table tJreresolution without delay. b t tie 5IeUher @e.laided the resolution should tae it 1course.

A resolution was presented Be•seseat•Landry for a new election in ncoiiato fill the vacancy eaeed by Dae s Iellibility.

-Eresentatlve ( lbeon gave notiee that hewould at a future day Introduce a general lfor the chartering of lottery companies.

InwTODUOTrION o BILLS.By Bepresentative BRichardson-An at tOI

establish an insurance departmelt n he ,to define the powers a•,d duties of theanoe commissioner and the obligations e tisauraee companies and asspciatioans. pretet-ing the penalties for a violation of the ptvJ~sionl of this act. etc.

By Bepresentative Richardson-An a tOiqufldate the indebtednese of the city of _1N

Orleons, to applD its assets to the .'tZUl flSthereof, to provide for a new loan of $10.000,00.etc.

aBEOLUTIONS YBox THu TABL.The resolntion introdnced by Bepreepr Wfiv

Curley. Instructi the Attorney (1Fe to i'vestigate the afaire of the OCarondel etthCompany, with a view to determine ifcompany had violated its charter, and it so totake the neoessary steve to secure the propestlrto the State. was adopted.Beoresentative Devereaux presented a • •.

moral fr-m property holders of the sel :ward, relative to the damage inflictedtheir interests by the New Orleans, Obtesao • ."Jackson Ballroad. Lies over.

BE ATE BILIS ON SroD0 5 mBADI."An act to create a Board of Agriculture aa

Immirattlon; to appoint a commaissiones ;define his duties and fi his salary," was psto its third reading.

"An acset to amend and re-enact section 191 ofthe Revised Statutes of Louisiana." passed toits third reading[On motion of Representative BloRi rda th

bill to reorganize thie local govwm e tss ht _city of New Orleans was reIerse41*JUS*.earC Oommittee.)

An act to amend aad re-eset e•the evised Statutes of 1 10.S _ tb

ngsm of jurors in trials o- is s "

sastltoistdsadi.