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00 TBE DAILY PIOATUKE NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 183G. 6 RAILROAD SCHEDULES. TEXAS M5XS uffiSiilpi vaiiey ruuruad) Lea-re. 7:35 urn No 1 PiOOam No. No.

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No. 0 Local o.51 Local .6:20 on' No THE KIVEK. TUESDAY. May 11. 1886.

xaE uF- wAD.i i WlTfR IN THE K1VB.IVO I 'J local tun aionttav. Mar low. Low Water. Rise, ft. 10th.

ft. 10th. call Line. fv 10th. ft- I0th Anrowta Caden Cairo.

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CI Vinl A tfhreveiiort. 15 DEPARTURES YESTERDAY. Daisy, Mabel Comeaux, Assumption, Edward J. Gay. DEPARTURES THIS DAY.

ism Port Eeds Neptune. Baasett, 9 A. M. Dooaldsonvllle Danube, Wood. 11 M.

Lafourche Jewel.oda. 6 P. M. Greenville Pargoud. Muse, 5 P.

M. St. Louis Annie P. Silver, Thompson, P. 1L.

JACK8TAFFS. Weather warm Toe Coast and Bayou Lafourche boats are doing a splendid business for toe season. The Assumption yesterday retased freight early In the day. The United States mall packet Neptune, W. 8.

Bassett, muter, Jno. F. Aiken, clerk, learea at 9 A. M. to-day for Port Eada ana sul war lanaiDga ua uio xjwv-r The "Upper Coast packet M.

SJ Pnod. master. Edw. KicoUe. clerk, leaves at I 13 M.

ra-day for DoiialdsonvlUa and wy landings. The throngH Bayou Lafonrche packet Jewel, J. J.Dodd. master. M.

II. Lnclry. clerk, leaves at 5 P. M. to-day for Lockport and way landings.

Toe Parroud, Jas. F. Muie, master, Cart Ie wis. elerk. leaves at P.

M. to-day for oireenvllle and way landlnjrs. The dandy Warren will leave to-morrow (or Washington and the AKhafalsya. Tbe old reliable John II. Uanoa will leave to-morrew for the Ouachita River.

Capt. J. L. Hefcier'a renowned Gnidintc Star will leave Thursday for Cincinnati avnd all Intermediate landings. Tbe SC.

Louis and Mississippi Valley Transportation Company's steamer Henry Lourtty paased Memphis Sunday night, and will probably arrive to-morrow. The Guiding Star arrived yesterday with a good trip. The Laura Lee is receiving to leave Saturday for Ha re report and way landings. The Joaie W. will probably leave next Saturday for Tensas River and Bayon Macon, In plaee of the steamer H.

Hanna Blanks. Toe saoel has been temporarily laid np for repairs, ana Ike Jewel starts out in the liayou Lafourche trade to-day In ber place. The Assumption until furtner notice will leave every Monday at 6 P. and Friday at ia M. Mr.

Walter Comeaux, aent of the Mabel Comeaux, now has a telephone in bis office, head of Bienville street. The call is No. 1056. Messrs. II.

A. Haniin and Jno. K. Luukett, who left the city about ten daya ago for xort worm, nave guuo iuiu uio raui-road ticket brokers' business In that place, the style of the firm being H. A.

Hardin Co. nander of tbe Lower Coait packet Alvln, is anileriog with a very sore hand, eaused by ruunlng a large ilsu hoo (broach the member, between the lorefloirer ana thumb. The accident occurred on Friday last while the Captain, together with several frienoa, was ashing in tue Gulf fur red snappers. Capta. A.

McYay tsud Frank Beck left yesterday morning for Vicksburtr. It is said Capta. McVay and Beck have been ssleeted to act as judges in a naval drill to take place in the lake opposite Vicksburg, at the close of tne shore drill. Thompson's Charles Mor-cran will leave CinoinnaU on Saturday, June 19, on a grand excursion to St. Paul and the Falls of St, Anthony.

The trip will be one of the most delightful ever made. and the Morgan is weil suited for the purpose, being a large stdewbeel steamer, provided with electrlo lights and every mudern convenience. Quit a number of distinguished pno-. pie have already engaged rooms far the trip, Cincinnati Enquirer: Mr. Jerry Cronin has been formally reinstated aa wharf master by the decision of -the Supreme Court, and will hereafter be found at bit post Mr.

James Carson, who baa held the position for the past ear, accepts the situation gracefully and retires to other purruiui. Mr. Carson bus made many wam friends during his term, who extend to him their best wishes, avnd hope that his lines may be east In pleua-. ant waters. Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, 8th It is pretty evident that If the proposed railroad bridge is built at Cairo, it will have to be constructed In conformity with the law bearing on that subject.

River men will be satisfied wltn nothing less, nor ahould they. It may be Important for tne Illinois Central to bridge the Onio at the point in question, but it baa no right to 'put a structure there that will Interfere with navigation. It behooves those who are interested In the commerce of the Ohio River to be on the alert. Mr. John Covington, of Cincinnati, is making a tour of the South, and will be tbe guest of capt.

Burr D.Wood, In New Orleans, this week. River Telegram. Batoc Saka. May 10. TSpeelal.l Weather fair and pleasant.

Departed lor ft I Hanna, If. M. Up Gen. Newton, 10:30 A. M.

3 Natchez. Msyio. tSpeclall River 43 feet lnmea, stationary xepartea up ieatn-en, 6 A. Golden Rale, 8 A.M. Down: City of New Orleans, 7 P.

it. Batom Rocoe. May 10. To C. B.

Strauss. 33 Deoatnr street: Warren passed down at 2.2 M. M. Kemdon, Master. Natchez, May 10.

To J. B. Woods, agent. No. 104 Common street: Anchor Line steamer City of New Orleans will arrive Wednesday noon and leave for St.

Louis Friday, uay 14, at m. a. oajcxek, master. Mexhiib, May 10. River rose 4 inches Arrived Buckeye State, from Cincinnati.

Departed Coal City, to New Orleans at 6 A. Mary Houston, to Cincinnati at noon: Buckeye State, to Cincinnati at 4 P. weather warns. ST. Loins, May 10.

Arrived 8idney Train tit. aui, joaepnine aoa oarges rrooa Xeoknk. Wyoming from the Misaourt River. Departed: Clyde to the Tennessee Klver. Josephine and barges to Burlington.

The river das about come to a stand, with 24 feet 6 Inches of water by the gunge. Weather cloudy and very warm. i Caiio, May 10 Arrived: Will S. Hays from Vicksburg at 1 A. M-, City of Cairo X'Om St.

Liouis at 8, city or Matches from rL xuis as a tr. xv. o. nayes irom rew Orleans at Denarted Haves to St. Louis at 6 P.

M. River 29 feel and rising. Weather clear and hot. EvxHSViLLE, May 10. River stationary: 14 feet 9 iaehea on the gauge.

Weather cloudy and warm. Thermometer 71 to 85. Barometers. Co arrived at- 6 P.M. The Morxan telegraphs to arrive at 8 P.

M. CiaciKNATi. May 10 River 29 feet inches ana rirtng. weather Thermometer 78, Arrived Seotia from Pittsburg. The Gal been delayed by tbe strike, whloh prevented repairs.

She expects to leave to-. night. WnxELixo, tV. May 10 River fourteen zees ana laiung. amreo: Anaee Mid, m.

Dowe: Onward, Alex. Swift. Diamond Tom. Lytic, Pacloo, Ark, Annio Roberts. Frea.

Usob, Bam Brown, J. Richer aad Eagle. Departed: Elaine to Parkersbar at 11 a. Down: Hawak, Tom Dodsworth, Jim Wood ana nornet no. j.

weatner cloudy and A Had Cat. r. At half past 9 o'clock last night, a eat sup- posed to be afflicted with the rabies attacked a boy 6 years old, named James earns, and bit him in the oalf of the right leg. The boy was seated at a taole in his house, on ttooeriaoa, aur uaaqaei, aircew wnen the animal attacked him. He was ooaveyed to the Charity Hospital, where Dr.

Parham dressed his wounds, which were severe and palafui, and dsoiined to express. aa opinion as to the result, as hydrophobia knight ensue, JLAUINE NEWS. PICAVCN'E OFFICE. May 11. nr th TTvdras-raoblc office.

TJ. 8. fA Nary, haa been etblishad at ta roema of the Naw Orleans Maritima Aaaoelatiow. No. 7 Va rieties Allav, wtiar anr utornu.wi wui be cheeifullyfarniUadtuaatrt veaaels.

Ireeof charge CLEARED YESTERDAY. Brit Steamship Bernard Hall, Alexander, for Liverpool. Sanders 6chr Karl Mason, Nickereon. for Prondenee. ri Onion OU Co ARRIVED.

Steamship City of Dallas, Read, from Puerto Cortes via Livingston and Belise, Honduras 1st district 14 Steamjtiiip Harlan. Brown, from Vera Crux, to isoutbarn Pacilie Co A igiers Schro Dili, eeterson. itom Boca del Torre, to A Fish Sco Lake STKAMRRS. AlTin. O'Pry, fm Lower Coast.

Danube. Wood, fm I Donaldson ville. Mepisne. Basaett. fm Lower Coast.

MirJGir Melaacon. fm Baroa Sara. Pargaad. Muse, fm uroouvina. Brinker.

fm Shreveport. liuidlup Star. Uegler. fm Cincinnati. Wood, Boyd, im Cairo, with 14 beats.

EXPORTS. LIVERPOOL Staaiuahlp Bernard Hall 3265 bale cotton 40,318 bushel corn in ban 5495 ska oil cake 38 pees walnut logs and Cargo in transit PROVIDENCE. I Rchr Earl Mason 2800 bbls cotton seed oil 200 bbls soan IMPORTS. PUERTO CORTEZ. LmNOSTON AICD BKL1ZK Steamahip Citv of DtlXsut 4' dozen pineapplaa lb.ODO cocoannte 27.0U0 plantains 15,882 snaobea baaaaaa 65 bales sarsaparilia 2 balss rubber 1 box do 3 bbls do 6 bbla uiau-goes $2300 in spscie 2 bags ore HAVANA Steamship Hutchinson S40 bbls plneapalaa 600 bag sugar U77.ft.tO cigars 7 cases sweetmeats 3300 )krs cijraret'es 11 A VA.iA st maaip wnituer races ancar 'J0Q bbla pineapples 2 btfis red wme 1 cate antsado- 4.oi0 cigars ViK Uitl steamhiD Harlan 648 ahs coffee 400 mats 9iS pkga do RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

LOWER COAST Steamer A lvln-Total-300 bbis molaavea 689 sks rough rice iS bbls rice 41 sum petatoee 10 ska onions UU.Ai.litiOVlLLE HMimer dsbudo To tal loo bbla sugar '-Aj sks roueh rice JO nka potatoes 140 bbla do 17 ska onions S3 bkl do L.u ta tt uuAo i steamer ls entune local 10 bbls potaioaa 12 iks do 1H itks onioas UAlou ma it A suwtaw avj ua retai 15 uiif cotioa 7 sks seed cotton 28 uhas sugar 1'Si bbla do 9 bbls molasses S3 sks rough rice REEK VILLI Steamer Pargoud-Total 572 tal cotton 140 nks cotton seed SHHEVEPOKT-8tumr Laura Use Total 804 bule- cotton 136 akucottan CI CI JSX ATI Steamer OuWlinsr utar To tal '2 bales cettea-740 bales hav 35 tcs hams lid bales straw 958 bis starch 12 bra eggs 1 1 pxgs beer 7a bbla noux io hhds tobavco 160 aks oaio and sundries CAIRO Steamer Wood 322. OOO bnshels coal RAILROADS. May 10 Texas and Pacific Railroad Total 798 bales cotton 38 bbls wtusky-13o bbls Hour 48 hr do loo bbls Seer 5 cars do 1 car hay 1 car lumber 9 cars Iocs May lO Saw Orlaana and North eaatara. Railroad Tsui-C00 pkga tounccv 7 rju 10 bxs bacon 15 bbla turpeulme 2 cars peas 17 caisceai -Z cars stares car iron car add-r3 car. lime 2 cars rokln and turpeutine 2 cars wood 2 cars charcoal 1 car cata May 10 IUlaola astral Railroad Total 13f uaJea ootion tkO eois beans bo bbls pork 119 bxs bacon lOOO bbls Bur 5 bbls spirits 30 bbla wtuaky USti pkga aarter 2 alias su-ar 7 casea lard 460 sks wheat S7 bxs meat 05 pkgsdo lo bxs skouiders 133 bxs cheese 10 bbls alcohol 14 cars corn 1 car hay Mar jMusvuio aau auirui ttauroaa Total 985 bale cotton 20e bbls oil 1O0 bxs rlba 2S bale hay 74 bsis wtenvky 66 pkgs rope 1230 Hour-33 tcs hams 00 bxa eB 10 bxs cheese kbds tobacco 2 caiB uetn 2 cars charcoal 1 cars coal Mav 10 oathern Paetna Comsanv.

(Mar ran I. ins Local Total iH bales cotton 5 doi poistoM l- sks do 1 hhil snvar IX bbls do 246 obis mom 131 aka otuona 52 bales moss 3 sks wool -d bdLS hides All ilaii Total 3b3 baas cotton 892 aks bo rax 0 bales oeps 13 bales hides-241 sks wool 239 bales do 37 Pkgs snndnea 129 aks cement lt)9 bars copper 1 bbl wine 16 puacheonsdu 55 ska ssgax 81 pkgs eggs 9 sks onions Mr 10 Louisville. Mow Orleans and Texas Railroau lotai- 91 bulea cotton 6 nke wooi 20vO in eoiton aeod meal 480 aks fertilizers 60 bxs shoulaers lOwl uxs soap Jl aka ouious orates aams oei oo-l DDI waiaxv -O sacks bones tn 1 bsl hides 16 bales inoaa 1 tc hama i.O bbls molaasea 12 bxs etga DOMESTIC PORT. Pensacola. May 10 Tepecial i Entrances in pert May 1 Brit bark Venice, from Hoeuos Aytos In ballast: 3 Am scur Cephas Stairett iruiu Koekport with ice and bay 4 Brit bark Ayaen on ess rrom uueum Ayres in ballast.

Am scur Jsoromeea, from llarbndoes in ballast: 5 Am schra Ham Vrooman from Ker West, and Chaa Campbell from tsalveston ln'baUaat, liai oari race nvnamno rrom et JUarzento in baliast. Nor barss Adelgumle from Kingston, and 'l'erzo tin ixmion in oailaat, lim bark Wei. lane Irom As did wall ballast. Aua bars aciiel- lifrum Barbadoes in aaiiast. Clearances Slav is or nark umniaxe for Ueuoa with lnmber; 3 Iial bark Csriuiiiua for otrmtsbT with lumber.

Am schr El, a Elliott for Piovidsnce with lumber. Bus bars Haari- soskl for MaiselJ.es. wttu lumber and timber 4 bars AHgnsto for Deifzyle with lum ber ana timber, -Nor park yaasa for ueuoa Ayres, witn lumber. Kits bark isaaiba for uar- stt-oin lock with lumber and timber: 6 Xnr bark Vale for Aigoa Bay with lumber and timber: 7 Brit ship Forest JtiBhts lor Plymouth with lumber and timber. Kua bars Alno ior oole with lumber and timber.

A in schr Mary Spratrue for PbUadelDiiia with lumber. Nor baik tseisy ana Axnoiu ior Juivei pool with lum ber and timber NAUTICAL NOTES. The steamship City of Dallas, Capt. Reed, from Puerto Cortez via Livingston and Belize, Honduras. 6th with a cargo of tropical products, arrived at Post 15, First District, yesterday morning, bringing the following passengers: Mrs.

Gov. R. T. Goldsworthy, Gen. E.

A. Lever, James Be rumens, Hy. Kerlin, George S. Chase, P. Cbannlng.

L. Rich and wile and son. Mrs. M. Oaborne, Mrs.

W. J. Edwards, Mrs. J. Leitch.

Mrs. J. H. Younglove, Mrs. L.

Seiobert, John DavUa, J. J. Tolido. A. Willianison, W.

11. Fyoe, Mrs. M. 8. Sheribb, P.

Shenbb, and four steerage passengers. She reports having had tine weather during tii entire trip. The Morgan Line steamshlo Harlan, Capt. Brown, frou Vera Cruz, with a cargo of coffee, arrived in por yesterday, bringing the following passengers Mrs. lt do Los Santos Cue, Ramon Miranda aud two sous, Mra-M.

De Webb, Samuel Nixon and four steerage passengers. Owing to quarantine restrictions the Harlan has been withdrawn from the Vera Cruz trade. Tbe Britiea steamship Amethyst, Capt. Carose, from Rio dn Janeiro, April 9, with a cargo of coffee, has arrived at Quarantine Station. VITAL STATISTICS.

Recorded at the office of the Board of Health Uay 10, 1886 BIRTH3. Mrs. Richard W. Holbrook, a boy, March 23. Mrs.

Paul Lagasse, a boy. May 1. Mrs. Peter Dittmea, a boy, April 24. Mrs.

Henry Madel, a boy. March 31. Mrs. Thomas MoCrossen. a boy, April 4.

Mrs. Cuarles Alktnan. a girl, April 10. Mrs. Valentine Du plain, a girl, Feb.

22. Mrs. F. G. Aneoohl, a boy, April 9.

Mrs. Jaeob Aaderer, a girl. May 2. Mrs. Charles Kellermann.

a boy, March 28. Mrs. Deponteau. a girl, Feb. 6 Mrs.

V. Lagraade, a oy. Feb. 8. Mrs.

R. Wedig. a girl, March 24. Mrs. Dr.

Charles Baqaie, a boy, April 19. MARRIAGES. Ernest Rousseau and Miss Elizabeth Blair. Thomas Capo and Miss Alice Prudhomme. Washington Garrison and Miss Alice Bniith.

John and Miss Theresa Rouma- dez. Edward Pierre and Mies Leontine Galliot. Theodore Stlre and Miss Rose Can ber t. Joseph Taylor and Miss Ida Ballad. George Dedroit and Miss Caroline Jaeger.

Charles J. Green and Miss Mary E. Crowley. Louis Haney and Miss A dele Boadreaax. DEATHS.

Wirt Ann a Lena yeass, Palmyra andDorgenois. Franks Healy, 32 years, 103 Elmlra, Al-eima. i Ji Mrs. Widow Joseph Trotot, 61 years, 265 4.1 urawiora, 79 years, 13 St. Anthony.

Mrs. JUioe Prudhomme, 36 years, 35 Fou-oherV" lfred. Jones, 40 years. Hotel Dieo. Wm.

Edward Pease, 3 months, 159 Evelina. Louis P. BchevOle, 29 years, 122)4 Eighth. Alexander A. Diokerson, 7 months, 6 South Pneur.

Joan J. Hannon, 38 years, 35 Booth Til-lere. Charles A. Prilleux, 2 months, S5t Elycian Fields, 'James Irvine, 78 years. Palmyra and Da- pre.

tlestlne Edward, 4 years, Carrollton. Henry B. Madel, 1 month, Gsuvex and Ca-roudelet Walk. Jose phi se Bonln, 5 months, El yslan Fields, near Marlgny CanaL Peter Dudennef or, 50 years, 196 Enghlen. taxj I.

Rauschkolb, monhhs, Allae and Adam w. Thompson, Cliailes. 42 yean, 823 St. -Scsu'a Esnolsiea eX Pare' i COD I.1VKK OIL, WITH BTPOPHOePBTTES, YST PAIATABLK ADD INCltlfASKS FLESH. IPJT- Brighton, 1U, says: "Scott's Emulsion is the best have ever preMrtbed.

It is very palatable, easily at-simulated, and gtvea flesh and strength to the patient. i. SUPEEME COURT. Iraportant Cases Decided by the Jus" tices. St.

Joseph Street Opea to the Illinois Central Kail road The Perjury Case Afflrmed Several Country Cases Decided. The court was yesterday in session. Present: Chief Junioe E. Bermudez and Associate Justices F. P.

Poche, R. B. Todd, C. E. Fenner and L.

B. Watkins. Opinions in the cases mentioned below were read BT CHIEF JUSTICE E. BERMODEZ. No.

9702 State of Louisiana vs. Wm. M. Strado Appeal from Orleans parish. Tne accused appeals from a sentence of ttve years at hard labor on a verdict of guilty of stabbing with Intent to murder.

Judgment atlirmed. No. 9692 8tat of Louisiana vs. T. M.

Smith Appeal from Orleans The defendant was prosecuted on two counts: 1. Shooting with intent to murder; 2. Inflict-isgawouud lets than mayhem. The jury returned a verdict in the following words: Guilty shooting with intent to murder." The defendant was sen lanced to three years at hard labor. He appeals.

Judgment atfirmed. No. 957S N. E. Phelps vs.

Abraham Rein-aoh Appeal from Orleans parish. This is an action to compel compliance by defendant with an adjudication of real estate, made to him on Feb It. HS5 In Justification of his refusal the detendaut charges tout filalntifl has no valid title to tbe property, eeause. at the date of his pretended purchase, March 8, 1381, his vendor was notoriously insane, and actually incarcerated in an insane asylum, to his knowledge and to that of bis agent, who officiated as such In tbe act of sale. Judgment reversed, and defendant condemned to accept title aud pay the price.

BV ASSOCIATE JUSTICK F. P. POCHE. No. 9715 Scaw of Louisiana vs.

Andy Msytleld Appeal from Lincoln parish Motion to dismiss. The appeal taken by a party from a conviction and sentence for a crime, and who escapes from custody during the pendeney of the appeal, cannot be prosecuted by counsel, and hence it must be dismissed. Stare vs. Edwards, 36 863, aftirmed. Appeal dismissed.

No. 9714 State of Louisiana vs. Ed. Deaf Appeal from Eact Batou Rouge parish. The defendant appeals lr a conviction of perjury- The Supreme Court will not consider evidence submitted by the accused in a criminal case, in support of a motiou for a new trial, unless said evidence be em bodied in, or otherwise made part of, a bill of exceptions reserved by the defendant to the refusal of a uew trial by the judije.

This court cannot consider a complaint of aliened misconduct, of an officer in charge of Jury, uot previously submitted to the trial judge and suirgeated for the first time on appeal and by brief or argument. Judgment attiruied. No. 9572 Kit-spat rick appellees, vs. Clay Oldham, Allau, West Bush, Allen fc West, I.

II. West, garnishees, appellant Appeal from Orleans parish. It ia now wll settled in Jurisprudence that the property held in pledge oy a creditor may be seized out of his possession by another creditor of the pledgor aDd sold subject to tbe pledgee's claim. If the thing plsdgea is a nbte, the pledgee made garnishee cannot be neara to urge tne deisnse tuat the note is only accommodation paper, pledged for a speclno purpose, sou not to be eu forced against the drawer for any otber purpose, as such defeuss could be resorted to by the drawer omy when sued on the note. Judgment afhrnued.

No. 9600 J. H. Maury Co. vs.

Louis Ranger Co. Appeal from Orleans parish. PlaintiUs srvek to hold the defendants personally liable under a conrra-stof affreight ment wntcu tne latter uaa execu eu as agents. Judgment of the lower court in tutor of plaintiffs reversed, and plaintiffs' demand against defendants rejected, and their action dismissed at their costs in both courts. BT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE B.

B. TODD. No. 9610 State of Louisiana vs. Gabriel Gousoullo.

Appeal from Iberia parish. The defendant having been convicted of larceny was sentenced to eighteen mouths' imnrlaonment at bard labor and aDDeala. Judgment aOirmed. BT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE C. E.

FENNER. No. 0553 Mrs. Jessie li. Bell vs.

A. Rigs aud Brother Appeal from the Civil District Court, parish of Orleaus. Defendants are cistern makers who carried on that business ou property owned by themselves and ad joining the dweiliug-house of pialutilf. Be ing ueairoua oi applying steam power to their factory, they presented a petition to the City Council for permission to do so. representing that it would cot injure the neighboring property, aud declaring their intention; "to con Hue the boiler used lu their factory within a brick room with iron roof and doors, and the whole independent of, ind away from, their niaia factor building." Tney accompanied their petition witu one signed by eighteen owners of property in the Immediate neigh-Dornood expressing the opinion that no in jury would result, and approving the grant ing oi toe permit.

xiio piaiutiu with thirteen otner property holders of tne vicinage preseated a counter petition opposing the permit. The Council granted the permit, with the privilege of revoking it at pleasure. The plaintiff sought an injunction to restrain the defend ant from proceeding to erect any steam engine, boiler or appurtenances thereto ou the premises. The lower court refused the injunction. The Judgment is affirmed, principally on the grounds that an Injunction will not lie acrainst a prospective nuisance, except in cases where its establishment will occasion imminent danger or irreparable injury.

No. 97121 State of Louisiana vs. Ernest J. St'hleaslnger. Appeal from the Criminal District Court, parisu of Orleans.

he defendant appeals from a verdict and sentence lor perjury committed by false swearing as a witness under oath in a cer ain case oi the State vs. T. J. Fora et aL, then pending in the Criminal Court. In indictment for perjury it is not essential that toe authority and jurisdiction of tne court administering the oath should ba expressly averreu, if they sufficiently appsar from the facts set out.

When the prosecution for perjury ia in the same court in which the perjury was committed, it may take judicial cognlzauce of Its own Jurisdiction, if the indict men sumcienuy sets forth the facts. Although tue materiality of the matter sworn to be not expressly averred, yet if tne Indictment sets forth the facts Irom which the materiality appears, that is sufficient. Judgment atiirmea. 9346 Alexander Hill vs. Chicago.

St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad Company. Appeal from tue Civil District Court, parish of Orleans. Plaintiff, an extensive property holaer oa St. Joseph street, in this city, averring that the aerendant, "without any warrant or law or color of lawful authority," is and has been engaged in running steam locomotives and heavy trains of freight cars along railroad track operated by it ou said street, thereby obstructing tne ordinary use of the street, polluting the atmosphere with clouds of smoke.

Boot and oust, shaking and cracking tht walls and ceiling of his houses, thus Injuring the same and impairing tne value of his property, and estabushlnga nuisance, brings this action for an injunction to restrain, defendant from running freight trains and steam engines along said and also to recover $5000 as damages for Injury sustained. The defendant for answer pleads the general issue aud further specially denies the damage and avers that it was duly authorized by acts of the Legislature and ay city ordinances to use ana operate its trains on said railroad track on St. Joseph street." From a judgment by Judge Lazarus perperuatlng tne injunction ana awarding $isoo damages ths defendant has- appealed, the Legislature of the State has vested tue oity of New Orleans with authority to regulate the use of nr streets and to authorize the establishment thereon of railroads operated by steam. Theordi-nance of 1871, No. 1031, A.

authorizing the New Orleans, Jackson and Great Nortuern Railroad Company use steam on its track on St. Josepn street, was a valid exercise of that power. Tae act oi the General Assembly. No. 78 of 1870, never went into effect by reason of nun compliance with the terms of its concluding section and even It It had gone into, effect, the proper construction of it would bo that it was a mere tion of authority to use steam on St.

Joseph street, under said act, bat that it did not prohibit the city from granting such authority. In absence of any allegation or proof that defendant's railroad is improperly constructed or conductad, or tutaa defective machinery, or, ia any way, occasions injury not incident to the pendent anl lawful exercise of its right, plaintiff la not entitled to the injunction or damages claimed. An action of damages will not lie for merely consequential Injuries resulting from the pursuit -of a business and exercise of rigats, lawful in themselves, when they are exercised with pruaenoe and caution and im a manner to cause no unnecessary injury. Such inconveniences or injuries must be borne as the tribute of individual inconvenience to the general good. Article IM of the preeeat constitution Is not applicable to this case.

Judgment reversed and plaintiff's demand rejected. Mr. Justice at kins not having heard the argument, takes no part. BY ASSOCIATE JDSTICJs! L. B.

WATXIXS. -No. 9576 R. H. Browne et i.

vs. the drv of New Orleans et al. Appeal from Orleans parish The plalrtilTs. alleging themselves to oe res dent and taxpayers of the city of New Oneins, join la tine suit for the purpose of reisu the enforcement of a municipal ordinance, known a No 1214C appropriating Siooo for the purpose of de-irayrag tne expense of returning the Liberty Bell to the city of Philadelphia, and directing the Comptroller to warraut on tae treasury in payment of this appropriation. No Injunction lies to restrain the enforce-petit of a municipal ordinance which has been abandoaed and become ioopsrative, whether that fact is brought to the knowledge of the court of the first instance or on appeaL No.

8363 Josiah Flsk vi. Police Jury of Jefferson, left bank. On motion aud suggestion of plaintiff and appellant to execute the decree of toe Supreme -Court of the Lnitel States. Judgment ordering that the same remain undUmroed and that all coats of the District Coart and of this court be taied against the plaintiff and appellee wlthoat prejudice, however, to his right to enforce his judgment against defendant, by such, other and further proceedings as he may be entitled under the decree of the Sunreme Court of toe United States. No.

9722 State of Louisiana vs. Hilaire Banks et ais. Appeal from Lafayette-parish. The accused are charged upon information of the District Attorney with stealing a horse. On motion to dismiss.

Motion overruled. On the merits. Judgment reversed and caue remanded to the court a quo, and the information reinstated, in order tuat such further proceedings be taken as justice may require and that the accused partle- pay cost ot both courts. No. t750 state of Louisiana v.

Isaac Bird. Appeal from Concordia parish. The accused was indicted for the murder of John Stevenson, and from a verdict of guilty without caplul ptiuisumeiit he has obtained this appeal. Judgment affirmed. No.

8261- JoUu Fisk va. Police Jury of Jefferson, left bank On motiou and suggestion of the relator to execute the decree of the United ttate Supreme Court. Judgment appealed from affirmed in so far as it order defendant police jury to budget relator's judgment Hi at, the defendant police jury levy an additional tax of 6 mills on the dollar of all the assessed property of the parish to pay the aoove Judgments, interest and costs and that the mauda'uus be made peremptory, fully reserving relator's riiht to au additional tax, if muis levy proves inadequate. No iwoi Succession of ts. and A.

Byrne and John B. Byrne, consolidated. Appeal Irom Orleans parish. Ou the 11th of April. 1HS5, in the matter of the partition of the rt-al estato belonging to the successions of Madeline Azetna Byrne and John Bligu Byrne, the lot of ground and three-story brick buildiug forming the southeast comer of Canal and Carondelet streets, were adjudicated to Jules Casard, now deceased, and herein represented by Adrien, Augustus J.

and John Castard, as his residuary legatees, and who have appeared and made themselves parties to this appeal. The purchaser declined t- pay the amount of his bid, and tbe plaintiffs in tbe partition suit took a ruie ou him, ou the 1st June, l85, to show cause why bo should uot comply with the terms of sale aad accept a title to the property. To this rule tne purchaser ac-Kwere. acd assigns various o3)ectious to the Judgment in tne partition salt aud tbe saie thereunder, which he avers to ba sufficient to exonerate him from Compliance with the adjudication made thereof. Judgment appealed from reversed and judgment given ordering tnat the ruie taken in oehalf of C.

H. Byrne on the purchaser Jules Cossard, now deceased, requiring him to oomply with the terms of the sale, aud adjudication ot tne property, and pay the puiohsse price in oouforoiity with tbe terms specified in the Judgment. Mr. Justice Pccbe dissents and will die his reasons at some future time. KEHKaRIJGB REFUSED.

No. 9352 D. V. McCan Sons vs. Albert Brodlev.

No. 0710 State ex reL C. E. Girardey vs. O.

li. Steele et ala. United States Circuit Coart, Judge E. C. Billings.J Henry N.

Frisiee et charged with pension fraud, were yesterday arraigned, and the ease set for trial next Friday. R.T. Wheeler, twice couviated of forging pension certificates, was brought np for sentence, and was given four ears and one year and one day imprisonment lu the penitentiary atCheatar, ill. In the case of the United States vs. Gustavo C.

Francis, defaulting Postmaster or Baldwin, and others, to recover tbe amount of bond. Judgment was given for plain tiff and agamat defendants Francis, principal, Isaao Sutton, Johu Jackson and Win. Frauds, sureties, for S406 90. Court of Appeals. The court was yesterday in session.

Pres ent: Judges Motioin aud Kelly. The fol lowing opinions were nanuea nown: Ey Judge Franx Mcuioiaj J. W. Deuiarest vs. W.

J. Benedict. Re- bearing refused. Burke Thompson vs. neirs oi jonn Catlanan.

Judgment appealed rrom canceled so as to reject tae oppositions of L. F. Bouchereau. IS. ate raney ana Anemia 11- dams otherwise the Judgiueut is aoiruied.

H. T. Cottam ua. vs. it.

ijicnwmsieiu et al. Judgment arnrmad. Tuequeatlou or tne Judge a quo refusing the ao mission oi tne supplemental peuaou ia not, paaacu upou. K. C.

rendrrgast vs. Flnley Grant-Judgment reauced to $675. By Judge w. tt. a.suy.j Wm.

O'Hrrn, appellant, vs. Cornelius Kane, appellee. Appeal dismissed. In xe Mrs. Paul Logay, an interdict On rule of Paul Lagay, curator, appellee, vs.

Abraham Renoit, appellant. Judgment affirmed. E. Marquez Co. vs.

Joseph Vlgnes. Jn.ifl-mt.nt of the lower court set aside and judgment for plaintiff ordered. By J. D. Coleman.

uuge aa nocj Succession of Henry Frellsen vs. Mrs. Carmen Fernandez and J. A. Fernandez, her husband; Edward and James O'Kourke, interveners.

Judgment appealed Irom affirmed. By K. H. MeCaleb, Judge ad hoc Robert H. Short vs.

Factors and Traders Insurance Company. Judgment appealed from reversed, and ludgment is now ordered for plaintiff for io00 By 8. 8. Car.isle, Judge ad hoc. E.

C. Stcddard vs. E. C. Adams.

Appeal ordered sec aside, and Judgment is ordered in favor of the defendant, rejecting plaintiff's demands as In oase of non suit. By A. Cs Lewis, Jade ad hoc. Mrs. A.

BToussard va P. G. Gibert. Judgment appealed from is ordered set aside and judgineut ia favor of plaintiff decreeing her to be the owner of the mortgage note aud the draft placed by said plaintiff witn defendant as collateral, and tbe defendant ia ordered to surrender said note and draft within ten days or in default pay the full value ot the note and draft with interest. Criminal Courts, rsectlon A n.lee Alfred Roman.

rSFORMATIOXS. Virgin! Reed, assault and battery Charles Jenkins, assanlt with a dangerous weapon Jas. Kelly, carrying a weapon concealed. NOLLE PROSEQtJiED. Robt.

Brown and Joe Meyers were Jointly charged with assault witu intent to rob. When trlod in April, Meyers was acquitted and Brown convioted. crown was men granted a new triaion account oi niouiuuieni, aoiiii.iuw. and as there was no further evi dence the case was nolle prosequied. PLEADED NOT GUILTY.

Joseph Stephens, assanlt with Intent to "Jno. R- Douglas, assault and battery. John Duffy, alias Bheband, assault and lift fctry John Williams. Mrs. John Williams, Mary and Eliza Williams, assault and battery.

Charles Jenkins, assault with a dangerous weapon. TEI.VLS. P. H. Kreutz.

inflicting a wound lees than mayhem, cutting W. Wolff at a ball at Turners' Hall on March 7, was found guilty. Dave Keyser. assaulting Graeie Lewis with an at, was acquitted. It was not proven that he got closer than ten feet of Oracle.

Section Judgs Joshua G. Baker. TRIALS. Daniel Watson, stabbing and Inflicting a wound less than mayhem on Martha Boaies, guilty on the second count. Thomas O'Brien, alias Thomas Wblte, 8 tabbing a mule, guilty.

PLEADED SOT CCTLTT. Charles H. Allen, assault and battery on B. J. Barr, pleaded not guilty.

NOLLE PXOSEQ. UL Edsnond Nicholas, embezzling $20 from Weather, charge nolle prosequied. nnrORMATlOKS. Wash Wiseman, assanlt and battery. Joseph Fraxler, alias Theodore, assanlt and battery.

Emile Detlege. carry in a weapon con- john Cannon, alias John Collins, and T. W. Roberts, alias Ten White, petty larceny. Wm.

Sattih. petty larceny. Harrison Rooertsoo, Alex. Murray ana Henry Brown, petty larceny. Auxie Tillman, assanlt and battery and assault with a dangerous weapon.

Henry Williams, alias Chicken Dave, petty larceny. First Recorder's Court. John Hahn and Annie Bailey, for vagrancy; Mary Ed wards, for getting drunk and disturbing the peace, and Mary Ann Strange, for disturbing the peace and using obscene and vulgar language, were fined 20 or thirty days each. Louie Charleston, for petty larceny, and Butler Hill and Peter Franklin, for besting Aatirew Thomas, were placed under appearance bonds. George McKay, arrested as a fugitive from St.

James parish, was discharged. Louisa Williams, eha'gmi with aasault and wounding Ah Wan, and Ah Wan with beating Louisa, were fined $10 or twenty days each tor tluhtiag. Mar. Branmrein. for vagrancy, and Andrew Thomas, for righting, were fined tiu or twentv ilavB earn.

Frances seman, a suspicions character, and James Brooks, for getting drank, dis-turbf or the peace and resisting and abusing the officer, were fined 125 or thirty days each. Henry BesuTnonr. alias Crayons, charged by Adoiplie Zenneck with uttering and publishing as true a false and forged check, was remanded in default of 9500 bonds. John R. Riculfl, charged by B.

J. Si turns, scent for Mrs. A. Simms. of No.

60 Dec-aMir street, with having, during the 19th of March and 23d of April, while tiling the capacity of salesman and collector, embeztled the snm of 931 66, was remanded in default of two bonds. Second Re corder'a Court, Maurice Johnson, James Campbell, Dennis Green, Alex. Davis, Eliza Smith. 8. Adrano and Peter Porter were llued $5 or ten days for Hunting.

Charles Smith was floed $20 or thirty days for turning and disturbing the peace. Thomas Mulligan, charged by Charles A. Bernhardt with passing counterfwit money, was remanded lu default of kSOO bonds. Henry Beaumont, alias Crayons, for forgery, was remanded in default ot Si 000 bonds. Tonev for disturbing the peace at the Fair Grounds, was lined $10 or twenty days.

John 8ohrapfer. for beating Anna Schrap-fer, and Mary Manuel, for pet larceny, were placed under appearance bonds. Thomas McCarthy, accused by William Joyce with embezzlement, was remanded in default of $500. bonds. OTJEEEil BAILROADS.

Touirsta from Providence. The Church excursion party from Providence, R. which has visited nearly all points of interest between Providence, R. and Sau Francisco, CaL, reached the city on Sunday last ou their homeward journey. The party came from San Francisco in two elegant Pullman Palace hotel cars, the Continental and the Metropolitan, bv way of tbe Great Southern Pacific Route.

They left the city yesterday for Cincinnati via tne Queen and Crescent Line, and will go rrom tnenoe to Niagara Falls, aua tbe Dee. to Providence. The party consisted ot Mrs. E. J.

Scho-field, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Calef, Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. Darlinsr, Mr. sod Mrs. William Blakeley.

Mr. aud Mrs. W. 8. Sweet, ftliss Lottie Swoer, llrs.

John T. Thuretoc, Mrs. Hope X. Williams, A. W.

Chapman, T. Booth, Ji. S. Hamilton, Miss L. Hamilton, Mrs.

H. li. Iloyt, Mrs. li. Bliss, Miss C.

Stoddard and O. H. Guild, of Providence, K. Mrs. G.

L. Smith, Nyatt, Miss A. Peck, Harrington. R. I j.

L. Cobb, Plaiuviile, Mr. and Mrs. B. A.

Reynolda, Joacpn F. Fales, Mrs. A. A. Jenks, Adam Reld, Central Falls.

R. I. F. A. Gee, Dr.

8. W. Bowen, Fall River, A. M. Phillips, Hope Val ley, R.

Mrs. A. II. Dean. Woroester, JL.

Ware.J. C. Hall, Warren, K.I: G. 1). Burton, Mr.

and Mrs. A. P. Burton, MlsS R-F. Reynolds.

Erie, Mr. and Mrs. K. If. Patterson.

Mlas Reynolds aud Mr. Gens- heiiner. Kittanlug. G. Truman, Jr.

F. W. Truman, George Stratum, Oswego, N- M. Burns. Taunton, Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Darling. Woonsocket, R. and H. C.

Hoxle, Amsterdam. N. Y. Resumed Work. The Illinois Central Railroad Company, which with other railroad lines entering Chicago had been debarred from handling freight at that point, yesterday announced their readiness to again receive freight for Chicago aud pointi beyond.

Mr. J. G. Morey, commercial agent of the company here, yesterday received the fol-lewing telegram, dated the 10th instant The strike ended. Strikers voluntarily returned to work at their old wages.

Advise all concerned and acknowledge receipt. D. B. Morkv, G. F.

Gone West. Mr. J. G. Bagshaw, for many years connected with the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and for some time past the chief clerk of Division Superintendent O.

M. Dunn, left the city yesterday With his family for Bozeman. M. T. Mr.

Bagshaw has been Buffering from ill health for some time past, and a change of climate has become essentially necessary. He goes regretted by all thoee with whom he came in contact here. The employees of the Fr-lght Department of the road presented him with $250 just prior to his departure. Generous Employees. The employees or tbe Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company have tendered to the company one day's pay, as a contribution towards defraying the very heavy expenses incurred in changing the gauge of the railroad.

The Fontchartraln Gauge. The gauge of the Pontchartraln Railroad will be changed to-day, and by this afternoon tne entire line from the river to the lake will have been changed to a standard gauge. MORTUARY. The following is the report of mortality In this city for the week ending May 8, as shown by records in the office of the Board of Health: Deaths of white males. 34 white females, 30: total whites.

64; deaths of colored males, 16 colored females, 16 total colored. 32 total deaths. 96 deaths in Charity Hospital, 14; other pUblio institutions, 6: deaths certified by the Coroner, 19; sail births. 11. The following were the chief causes ot death: consumption so.

disease of tbe heart 9, diseases of the liver and bowels 9, pneumonia 7. diseases of the brain 6, debility 6. Bright' a disease 4, infantile convulsions 3, paralysis 2, tetanus 2, epilepsy 2, teething 2, Inanition 2, various other causes 1 each. An Offensive Breath is most distresfrtnr, not only to the person afflicted if he have any pride, but to those wi'h whom he comes in contact. It is a delicate matter to speak of, but it has parted not only friends bat lovers.

Bad breatu and catarrh are inseparable. Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst eases, as thousands can testify. The weather -is delightful now call on W. B.

Leonard, 70 Barohne street, and hire one of hts fancy turnouts, and take drive up St. Charles Avenue. BELIEF! FORTY YEARS A SUFFERER, FROM CATARRH. WONDERFUL. TO RBLAT13.

"FOR FORTY TEARS I have been a victim to CATARRH three-fourtbs ot the time a sufferer from KXOKUl IAIIXO PAISSACKOtS MV FOREHEAD AND MY NOSTRILS. Tbe disoharses were so offensive that I hesitate to mention it, except for the good it may do eome other sufferer. I have spent a young fortaae from my earnings during my forty years ot auf-fering to obtain relief from the doctors. I have tried patent medicines every one I eould loara of from tbe lour corners of the earth, with no relief And AT LAST (57 years of age) have met wtth a resnedy that has eured me entirely made me a new man. I weighed 128 pounds and now weirh 146.

I used thirteen bottles of the medicine, and the only regret that I have is that berng in th humble walks of life I mav not have in flu nee to preTtd on all catatrh soiferers to use what has cured aaav Goum's rioneer Blood Benewcr. -HENRY CHXVES. "No. Second stroet. Maoon, Gx" "Mr.

Henry Cheves, the writer ot the above, formerly of Crawford county, now of Macon. Georgia, merits tbe oonndence ot all interested in catarrh. W. A HUM, "Ex-Mayor of Maoou." A SOTERB Hesli Mebp ai GTJlXirS PIONEER BLOOD' RE ITeWk Oures an Blood and Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Old Sores. A perfect Spring Medicine.

If not in yoar markei it will be forwarded oa receipt of jnoo. Steal! -bottles' 1 00; large. bottles Essay on Blood and flrrTJlseasee mailed tree. MaCON MltDICLSK COMPANY. -r Macon, aa.

Tkoleeale hr I. tYOKS fc tX. and FIN LAY Se BfitJNsiyyifJL elO-SS-lOma--'. LP STEA31SHIPS. SOUTHERN PACIFIC System, Steamers and Rail Connection to Points ia 'lexas.

New Mexico and California, Ha-vana. Vera Cmx. Trnmpn, aad New York, as Below. Far Corpse Cbriali. via Galveston.

STEAMSHIP ARANSAS Sails from Morgan CIiv every Tt'KSTlAV Freight taken only with privilege of transfer. For Brecon Sam in ft-, ya Galvewren. STEAMSHIP T. C. HARRIS.

I eaves 51 or tan Cltv Lights' age at Corpus Jbnsti and Brazos (it any; at risk and expense of consignee. For New Steamers leave Algiers every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. P. M. STEAMSHIP EUREKA bails TUESDAY.

May 11. M. Insurance by this Line Per Cent. Three-Eighths All freights received at depot foot of Girod sfeet, np to 5 P. M.

For full information as to rates of freight or passage apply at office, corner Magazine and Natchez streets. New Orleans. J- 81 "HRIEVER. Trafflo Manager. A.r.HDTCHINsuS, yeneral Manager.

VERA' CRUZ. FOR VERA CRCZ VIA UALVESTON. 2Le2i A Ko-1 iron steamship HARLAN Capt. Jam os Browm. ui leave from Algiers tu auihcient reight is offeredj SUNDAY, MAY 18.

Passengers take Morgan's ferryboat, foot at Elvslan ilelda etxeeu at 8:10 A. jj" 91 Cabin paoaage Steerage ao Teight received wirhout order. For freight crpassags apply to office, corner Magasme and Batches street. A. C.

HCTCH.lNr.ON. Oeneral Manasrer. J. SHRIEVKR. Trafflo aDiure--.

a. tf HAVANA AND FLORIDA PORTS. WkvEKXY IJNFoirFiAT HAVANA. SOUTHERN PaCIFIC CO. ATLANTIC SYSTEM.

MORGAN LINE TJ. MAIL steamships for Tampa. Kev Wrest and Havana. The following iron steamships will leve Airier teaniship 1 1UTCIIINSON, Cant. J.

McC. Baker. Leaves Algiers WEDNESDAY. May 12. Tahsengers take Morgan's ferryboat, foot of Elvalau Fields street, at a A.

M. Superior passenger accommodation. All freight' will be received at the Morgan Louisiana and Texas Railroad oefot. foot of Lalayette xtreet. For freigrht and passage apply to office, coiner Magazine and Narchex streets.

A. C. HUTCHINSON. General Manager. I.

G. SCHRIEVER, Traffic Manager. F23-tf 5 lUVitE. FRENCH COMMERCIAL LINE. rue steamer MARSEILLE will leave for Havre direct on or about the 10th June, prox- Spleuaid accommodations for cabin and steerage passengers For particulars as tt freight and passage apply to S.

V. FOKNARIS dr. mv9 lm OeaeiaiA gents. 193 ftravier st. BELIZE, MOSQUITO COAST AND FOR PORTO CORTEZ.

TRUX-utllo. cape Graclas. Pearl Key. Blue nems, waste Kiver ana aj mon The new iron steatruuiip MARIA 100 Al at Llovda. Capt.

will sail for the above ports on or about FBI DAY, May 14 1886. For freight or passage apply to J. L. PHIPPS A CO, 140 Grarier street. New Orleans, or J.

PHIPPS A CO, ap9 tf 83 Wall street. New York. PORT LIMOX. FOR PORT LIMON imari Rica direct.) The new. fast, steel tiwuwiu, KOXHALL.

lOO Al at Lloyds, a. P. Doane, master, having superior accommodations for passengers aoa au the latest Improvements, will leave New Orieaaa for the abovs ports oa WMvDN AY MORN-IMG, May 12. 188 Ihe Costa Rican Government guarantees shippers by this vessel a special abatement of A per cent on import dutj. Passengers for on can take this steamer and connect with the Royal Mail steamer at Limon.

on the lrtn lnalC, on her way rrom eoulheinptsu to Colon Per freight oassage apply to J. L. PHI Pa A CO, No. OS Wa'l street. Mew Yorx.

or J. 1 PHIPPS A CO, No. I4tf Gravier street. New Orleans. dtt tf SEW YORK.

THE CE0MWELL LIKE. FOR NEW YORK DIRECT. Balls WJlUNESDAV. Slay- 12. at 8 A.

JC This line is composed or the loumnnf BIO ishipa ICKJ ItflOCKiK HUDSON. NEW ORI.KS rist Thestearnsnie LOUISIANA, capt. E. V. Gager.

win leave her wharf foot ot Tonlouse street. INSURANCE ON CARGO THRAJa EIGHTHS Or ONJB PEt CENT. Cabm Steeragw 20 Freight for Liverpool. Bremen and Havre taken bv this line, and through bills of 1 given for the same. Fo freight or passage apply to ALFRED MOULTON CO, FZHg ly 41 Carondeiet street.

RE: MEN. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD Steamsiilp line. Steerage tickets from Bremen ts New Orleans via Galveston or New York, also cabin and steerage tickets bet wees Bremen and New York, either way. Issued by the undersijmed. STOCXMEYER, Agent, -Je2 '83 ly 42 Union street.

CENTRAL AMERICA. OTERI PIONEER LINE. FOR UTILAiA. 1 KUAlLLO, BeUatte, Ceiba. Bon it Stephen 'River and Congrejal Ths Steamship CS.

Cxxctx. s. PiszatL master, wm leave for the abovs porta Hi Hay. May 7. 186.

at A. tbe United States and KetrabU of Honduras mails, 'ihe steamship FBOFESSOB MORSE, F. Pendleton, master, will leave for the above ports en FOR isONACCA. KU A TAN 8teaunahlp e. b.

ward, jr w. f. Arneu master, win leave for the above porta on TllUEiii AY, April 2v. 1886. at 8 A.

M. For frelgnt or passage, having superior ao. oosamodataea, apply to S. OT ERA, 23 and 2e south Fronf street, near Gravmr. Bah.29 '8a ly NEW ORLEANS AND CENTRAL AM ERN ICAN STEAMSHIP.

LINE. -r FOR BLUEFiELDS IHI American, steamshrp- LUCY MILLER, J. D. KBOOSOARD, rasstoi, Bana W1EDS A8DAY; Mar 18SU. For freighter passage apply to C.A-FISH sk CO, Je9 tf S2 Booth Potera stress.

(Gradsate of Penns Irani College of Dental SurgeryJ THE CHICAGO DENTIST, SSO Causal screou Usxltadra. TEETH 'INSERTED WITHOUT PLATES. Extracting wtthoot paw, SO cents, aad now teeth ia sorted immediately. Beet Sec 1Q. FINK GOLD MUlNtt A SPECIALTY.

nu rwrc'tj i causes cjurc by DMIlLUkJonswhowaa deaf twentyjelgbt Uvears. Trea'ed by most ef ihenetodspeefatl-sts of the day with no wmeht. Cured Mm. elfin tnree meatus, aad aineo thea hundreds of others by same process. A plain, simple ana successful homo treatment.

Address 1. o. PAGE, 128 East 26th Sw, New York City. -m-TaThSaAWSm 1 STEA3IB0ATS. RED CHAS.

P. TRCSLOW. Prertdon CHA8. W. ROWN.Beae OFFICE Wo, 48 CAMP STREET.

UpStsire Forshnmwnrl sn .11 Laura leb Leave. SATURDAY. May LOWER COAST. Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY as? iay at ii a.

AIVIjr Jas. T. O'Prr. saw. Every WEDNESDAYand BATCRBAY, KEPTUXE w.

sTBasssur Every ESDAYHSDAY andSAS" DANUBE ITV Voe: I place of Whisper.) TUESDAY. THURSDAY, 8aTU.DAY.1Jjc. BAYOU LAFOURCHE TO UCKPOkT ASWCMPTION P. a. ChMl, MONDAY at 5 P.

M. and FETDav rZ' JEWEL TUESDAY. 5 P. SATURDAY lltt Until further ootice the rats ss sed meal ni fe-rtliUer ts Bavoa -will be $1 per ton. fexoa Freight received at all Umes for asy of ahL'; OHIO KIVETi.

SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION oon, l-AS Leaves oa THrRSDA Y. Msv 13. at I Kai CINCINN ATI stTa'-flk GUIDING STAx J. Heeler, master For freight or passage apply on board! orta halliday a WRIGHT. c-.

tf 136 Graviar MORGAN follows. 5Y. X.OUIS. FO ST. LO TTTaj A A Lt Vi w' iu.iik.

wir I ,1.. deem.uniafe The nteatnar mtf ANNIE P. SILVER. wm. Thompson, master, Jno.

S. Leluasr, ciark, 7. For freight or passage aepy to .77 J. B. WOODS, Agsat" myf-td 104 Commolsue ST.

LOUIS AND NEW ORLEASTs ANCHOR LINE. way landings, reserving the right is pass ail lantiings that ihs 7 may deem unsafe The steamer CITY OF NEW ORLEANS -A; J. Carter, master. Archie Woods, etn. Leaves FRIDAY, May i.4, at 6 P.

H. Steamer HITV DP A TfTHWr''''! II. K. Iriiliv. master.

H. Corbra. elfrt. leaves TUESDAY. Mav 18.

at a P. AC For freight orpassag apply to J. i. woods. General Agent, d4 tf 104 Common strsst VICKJSBUSO.

GREENVILLE tt ETYDS. Leai Erery TUESDAY at P. X. a ji3. usuanuius, VICKS, ri bure and wav landinrs Tha er pARcionrv.

(In place ot steamers J. M. White Richardson-1 Shd IA J. Mose, master. connects at Vtcksbnrg with tbo P.

Line far tks Y'azoo, Anchor Lane for 81. Lows. Tnerirhiis rrserven to pass ail landings deemed onole, JOHN JANNEY, JOHN A. WAYSE, 030 -tf asyali i 1 BAYOU TECHE. N.

O. AND BATOU TEC BE PACYITCOX. PAN Y. Office 19 Delta street. FOR ST.

MA.RTIX8Vn.il. New Iesria. wrotts, Baldwin's. FrankUa. Cesirs, Tilie, Pattersoovilla.

and ail iatorsBoriists lugs on Bayea Tooao Tho Has NEW IRERJA, T. R-Mnrgah. master; (feo. Belt r.lerk. leaves SATURDAY.

May. 15. as P. sL uoata reserves tne right ts pass all isniagt the captain may deem onsafe. For freight or passage appiy en ssrd.wls CARLIN tt.

BRITTO.s. Agents. o24 tf L.T. BELT. sapet1ster-t BAYOUS IHCOy REGULAR THROUGH PACKkT.

Leaves HAiURD AY. Mav li, stSP.X. JTOR OINT9 OK HI UfvT? Bayous Macon. Tensas and Sites i i I 1 I River The steamer II. HANNA BLANKS.

UV Cooley, master. Thus. Knee, will leave as above, for fxeight or passage apply to If. A. RLAiS ks.

Prsddeat, No. 7 Delta street LORD A McPEAKE. CARLIN A BJUT TON, Agents. JsS-tf OUACHTTA RIYER. OUACHTTA RIVER COM SOLIDATKB LINE.

FOR OUACHTTA crrT.TIUCt. ton. Monroe, sad landings. onachlta aad Black Rivers-Hat' steamer JOHN IL HANNA, ln piace of the H. Hanna BUaks.

Jack W. Blanks, master. J. S. Hoinw.

elerx. Leaves every WEDNESDAY. ats M. For freight or passage apply to F. A.

BiaoH President; No. 7 Deltaetreet, or to Geerra h-Kite, Jonn A Wayne, Lord dfc AioreaXe, Caras. A Britton, Agents. tf P. 8.

Has closo and Tegular eotmecrlos yiia packets for Bayoas lyArosoBO. Hart Teasao. Macon and the Sallno aad AattteBiTwi. UPPER COAST. PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS FACXXT COMPANY.

f-S PXB BAYOU SARA, P0W Lrl V-THickey, Baton Bongo. DonaMa at ftJrtii. rUlf 1.,.,.. BranmsT EDWABD J. GAY.

E. O. Mslaacon, master. J. 11.

Biusoyas leaves every MON DAY and FRIDAY at f.A. bteamer CLINTON. Wm. Cjunpber. T.

Jobra, elejt, leaves every WEDNESDAY aad at 6 P.M. John Janney. Lord KePsake, Joks A Wayne, Carl in fc Bnttoa, Agents. t. Tho captains of boats reserve the Bga pass aey landing they may deera upsafs.

U0ILN J.BBX)WN.aOui au23 tf i 19 Delta street original; riftAirrBKf and CHANTS INDEPENDENT YOIif HOUMAS PACKET jJZZ E.MJae2Sf ST i Voorhlse aad Charles Deaa. se-. Leaves MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, DATs at 12 returning on a) tarsals For freight or yaasage apply to W. I.

agent, head ofRitivnio street. MANDEV1XTJF, COYTNGTOS ASO ABITA' SPRINGS, -rr' LRshd Covlagton-Schoouer T-W iO2 Ht. G. Weiver. master, wiU lesys If New Basin every 1 0 RSDA at a p.

is fieight ai-ply on board or 3. JStriuT Agent. 289 Julia street. splS-SsTuTSiaL, STEAMER EW CAniXlA. Contmenclng May 11, 1854.

WILL T-EAVK on the arrival of oars etaarcrain drmL hoed Of -ift L.tl. IA1 Mondays and ThuTsdsys, for Mssds-vUleLewisbarg, Madisoavflle, Tuesday, Friday aid SMardsy, for Man. aeyilXe. Lewisbnnr -villo, extending fcatnrdsys trip Old Landing. -r" EXCURSIOTSS.

Wednesdays, for Mandeville and aonvillo. -r -1" a P. Sunday, Madisonville direct-j- BETURNIN8. Leaves Madlsoevine Mondsys, f4 daya. Thursday a and Old Laufliug Tuesdays and i'ing Weunesasy'sa 8 unday Excu sion vater sns sstber j.

PARK Exeoraloa days over aad oacx Children haif-prk. T.rrtrt Freight recslyee dairy a itto RalUoad Depot, ml-tf WASHTNGTON on tho Coaafc Atchafaiaya -7 Coartabloaa The paaseBgor stsosior 1. lZi tor freight or passage appryoa A B. STRaCss. 23 Dexatur street, AM S.

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