The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana • Page 2

Stye burning )icagunc BY KEJIDA1L, HOLBKOOK OI0B 66 CA WCAYUMR. it hitorvals to be chained EVENING, AUGUST 6, 18M 8U ALL FOUR PAGES IN THK EVENING Picayune tor mnr Reading Matter and Bee all FMff BvesUas; Edition. tar Thanks to Mr. Frank Neely agent of the Southern Express Company, for Charleston and Montgomery papers. IT Capt.

Pepper, of the steamship N. P. Banks, has our thanks for latest Pensa iy The Adams Express has our thanks for latest papers from the Boston News Boom. MW The purser of the beautiful Lady of the Lake, the new boat in the Mobile and New Orleans trade, has our thanks for Mobile papers of yesterday. 5 Messw.

Little, Brown A Boston, hare sent to us the Tax payers Manuel, containing the entire revenue laws, with tables of taxation, exemption, stamp duties, etc It is a sort of bird's eye view of the great national incubus that nets upon the land. 1 The Cotton Worm Our country exchangee record reports of the cotton worm in many parishes, but planters generally believe it will do no serious injury. A Midsummer's Sabbath Yesterday was very warm all the day not such heat they have in the North, but such a day as it is unwise to be out exposed to the sun. Our people, therefore, did well in remaining quietly at their homes, in the enjoyment of holier pleasures than are found in the world outside. 'In the early rooming and cool of the evening a great many people went to the lake and on other pleasant excursions, and towards large numbers of little ones met together and bad "a high old tune" in the public parks and gardens.

Not one of them said a word of public affairs all was private, confidentially private and yet their con versation was far more interesting and important to the Crescent City than all Or It is singular how rumois start without foundation, and prevail even after the toe rises and passes away. Comiutr the river (his morning we heard that there were fresh disturbances in the city. When we got to the city we were told that there wasTi band of 1000 negroes camped back of Algiers This is something like the time when the Confederates were reported, in 1664, to be within four miles of Algiers, and their raised on some stupendous staff, to be readily seen flying at that dis tance from the city. Why will people giv credence to rumors? tW The card of Mr. G.

H. Flagg, in another column, deserves attention. He came out here as a member of the 8th Ver mont Begiment, and, after fulfilling his term of service, settled in Algiers. He We presume there will be no doubt of his being a Union man at least there is in Algiers. His declaration that he has no sympathy with the Radicals is consonant with his frequent declarations in our presence long since made.

We had not seen or conversed with him, during the pending agitation, of sign of making, through it, 'new constitu tional provisions, but we have often heard that ho had no desire to lend himself to any such purposes. Today we hear this from his own lips. His card, elsewhere, is explicit as to his views. He avers himself to us to be unqualifiedly opposed to any effort to alter or do away with the constitution of 1864 by its own architects, or to any claim of continuing authority on behalf of its members. Arrived FROM Pensacola.

The steamer N. P. Banks, Capt. S. Pepper, arrived this evening from Pensacola with the following hat of passengers IUm Louise Surgi and la steerage.

BP Passengers per steamer Gen. Grant, mm i Orion and child, Mrs Hydey, treme north of Europe. They attracted a great deal of attention from their peculiar Style of dress. They were, perhaps, the first nHg that ever came from that country The State of Matrimony. It yi'koanded by hugging and kissing on one side, and cradles and liabieaanthe other.

Its chief THE PRESIDENT AND GOV. WILLS, In the telegraphic column of the Cairo Executive Department, Washington. July 21, 1866. aalhoritv this has been done, and by what au thority this convention can assume to repre The Governor's reply is Static or Louisiana, Executive: New OrleansJJuly 28, 186(5. To Johnson, President SSf the Convention of olntion authorizing him to'do so and ii the State to issue writs of election to delegate! as the vacancies can be ascertained they will represented in the Convention.

J. Madison Wells, Governor. The correspondence by telegraph between the President and Gov. Wells, of this State, in reference to the authority upon which the Convention of 1864 has been voked, comes to us in Western papers. We have hitherto only had a brief and very incomplete notice.

The letter of the Gov ernor is a curiosity. The amount of infor nation which it gives the President, is adapted literally to the exact phraseology of the President was asking for. What the President really desired to know is, whence came the authority for recalling this old Convention. The answer of Gov. Wells is that of the boy at school, who was caught whistling in school time, stout ly denied it, and vowed "it whistled itself' The Convention convened itself; all the Governor has done is to follow orders.

Just here the material facts, for the use of the President, are left These are: That the Convention was the product of a military order ot Uen. Hanks, under tial law. The order was executed, and the Conven tion thereby ceased. There could be no authority civ anybody to call it together for any purpose but it did give directions to its presiding gency, which did not occur. The presiding officer so decided, and refused to respond to the demands of a score or two of the members, to recognize the Convention as subsisting, or call another The malcontent minority thereupon.

ing as though they were a convention, turned out the President, and twenty five of them made a President pro tern. This is the President pro tern, of a paltry fraction of a convention, whieh expired two years ago, who issued the orders for a new session of that old concern, to create a new constitution for the State, His are directions Gov. Wells assumes to be his authority for filling: up the convention and constituting it a power above the constitution as it is, and the people of the State who made it. This is the state of the question which the President desired the Governor to con firm or deny, and the answer he gets is simply that this rump of Radicals say it is all right, and he is simply doing their woik. The President, we believe, has better intelligence of the true state of the facts, and probably did not expect any better answer than he got.

he Ladle. Home. i last. She ad been upendmg th opicof gossip at the lady ppetabg (as ladies will,) to go ring which she saw upon the finger "Ah she exclaimed, your ring is unique, mademoiselle. I had not thought there was such another as mine in the world.

Green enamel and diamond cross, with my initials inside. Will you kindly permit me to look at yTo1thw the trim grisette demurred, and the lady becoming a little excited, urged the mat It would not be much." she insisted, dthem. A shade mlior overspread 1 "Ah! very well, said the lady. I dare say the ring is yours, and you have some good reason for declining to allow Convinced, however, that the jewel right jullybeloDged to herself, she went immediate Federal officert theim Banks maoeb uis celebrated "cotton" raid up Red River, and that she believed her property was now adorning the little brownhand of this young were within her ring (which if the initials do not correspond, this lady will make yon due apologies' The ring is yours, madame he continued, handing it to Whereupon "Sophie" unconsciously con mrd lhc indmnent bv bursting into tear. nud declaring, the ornament her own rightly property, as it had been given to her by 1 (mentioning an officer in High Taxation in New Tort City.

A The State and city vie with the General lovcrnment in the imposition of tremendous Comptroller announces that for the next year to Paymjetiie State and manitipaYex? 'th hd tothrow a krger PrPor According to this authority, the The Vw York Trihnn f. i Convention of all the negroes in the United UAQOm to AUGUSTUS REICHARD, both On the'ivxh July, IMS, at the American BpUcoj hureh. Rue Bayard, Pari, by the Bev. I rummhiga, Mr. M.

O. H. NORTON to Mrs. J. WISDOM, both of New Orleans.

In this city, on Saturday, July 28, IMS, at the iepkiee, Mr. BENE O. GOULD to Mis, veazie, a Mobile, DBLAXET, aged 45 yean, a native of Ire Philadelphia and Algiers, Augusts, gentlemanly Captain and SVm. M. Flournoy and family Qoo.

llournoy and family, I From a Lady. daughter. I can truly say I nothing but the kind hand of Providence and ephyaieiausrbat i besting and fluttering that would from breathing at times, is all gone. DR. CHARLES E.

KELL8, Street, FIRE PROOF SAFES. I repairing of Safes. Safe Locks for sale. I'HB REBELLION OF 1861. CARPET WAREHOUSE, CHARTERS BTBKBT 17 Inrte'rsaDd Dealers at dtesaaad Retail.

HNS HOUSE. STEAM ENGINES. very heavy work, i portable ENQINE and KOliACK'N LITTERS KOBACK'S BITTERS CURB 1 COLLARS, at 3 SO per canal and Royal Mortgage Bonds, City, County TULANE BUILDING. 1 offering at reduced TRUXKS, VAL1SKS, CHOLERA IS APPROACHING. REPORTED AMOWB US.

SreVdedthe mst efoMOpivventiva wSfiSTsHUe'of this' pfep, lSsrBotar! CARPET WAREHOUSE, su'ehas Covers, Burs, Cruinb Clostogethor wHh Lasses unadjusted and not due 22 1,236 35 Bet, SO. I.andBxptforitisMI 394 30 vi" Vk. 2 A Government and State Taxes paid $179, 178 34 property destroyed or damaged is 206, 854, on PnuVustld and hT'inT cent, upon tho assets, a figure hut slightly exceed lng our Government and State taxes paldlast year, wealthy, stiong corporations, is forcibly ill us 35000 desroeL ha" upwards of 3000 shade trees bounded othree aides by water indeed literally, almost rising in few hours upon a holiday when its people are least occupied from the very insignificant cause of a contemptible fire cracker. Remember the trifling origin of fires that sweep c.e. lMoed at fair an5Ctlt2dp 97 Camp street, up stairs.

ERASE LMAK It CO. Referring to the above tbe undersigned rear eel fully announce that they will continue the Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Buhssi at the old stand, corner Magazine and St Andrew Wm ire tions are being made to the build As Sa earnestof the low price, we intend selling Napkins 3 50 per aa wiSEFiirk 1 11 again be put in operation, and placed penor rencn organdies, Superior French Jaconets, St.rped mt roidered Grenadines, yard wide, 4 purple Ingllsh Bnglish Prints, rs," ground French Prints. Cotton Hose and Half Hose, i Magasin si ready to put up. and have received the indorsement of over Bigbt Hundred purchasers. The following certificates are tbe best evidences of the working Gentlemen I have, during the lasl Presses, packing Press, averaging Ave hundred pounds, and 11 no more than a fair day 's work for hands hen DEN MS FLYB5, 98 Pinestxt averaging over five hundred pounds each, in ten lours, respectfully, SHERIDAN HASTD, purchased In February, 1 863, daring wh trifling, and tbe Press Is now aa good er.

Itli simple operation and construction. isUy understood I Ingersoll Hand Power Yonrs, respectfully. Eagle Cotton Gin Depot, On the Levee, ial attention gtventothe aal sale of Thrashers, Mowers, Reapers, Refer, by permission, PAGB, 1 WILLIAMS, Memphis. existence. Hundreds are certifying to that sale by Druggists generally JOHS H.

BLOOD, General Agent, Hew Orleans, mhll 66 1 BEWING MACHINES. Virginia Patent Simplicity end PerfeeUon Keedle Cannot be Set Wrong. leal Hatha and Aunoapbvrio Bioed Peversj DiarrboiaPyaesiM MEDICAL BATHS. AT PRIVATE SALE. BY J.

B. WALTON Ac DESLONDB. OPART ERSHIP. DARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC "npduPURiPTaS the most DNWHOLBSOMB Yaoas Biesi aOtsusra, ef Bither Sex, ATMOSPHERE, and thus arrests the spread ot Can obtain speedy cures for the worst forms of the CHOLERA and other infectious diseases la view DI8KASE8 OF INDISCRETION OB MISFORTUNE, It has other valuable properties. Such as pre nSSJlRlnii.n found on the wrapper and label of each bottle.

FUtala, Fleaure and Fcr sale by Druggists generally, and by totfe? tdkU7 wUumt GOLD MEDAL CINCHONA LAROCHE. This Cordial Is a tonic and febrifuge, containing DENTIFRICE, approved by ly recommended for the preservation Employed for garglmg. it is a powerful ts or angina it facilitate. act. package of tl productions has the signature of and tbe following motto i Cut fldaa rid should, 'before effecting their purchases elsewhere.

his establishment. They wOl find aa lav Be. 7 Camp street. CABINET BRANDY, CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS, PAWS IB THE BOWEL It is highly approved by the lailBBEL'S GOLDEN BITTERS. PURBLT VEGETABLE 1 TS IOKS HRICKS sweet, to both agreeable and efficacious agreeing perfectly with persona in the most delicate and It modifies very quickly Anemia, Chlorosis Oas tralgy, Dyspepsia, Exhaustion, Loss of Appetite FERRUGINOUS CINCHONA LAROCHB DEPOT PARIS, 19 DROTJOT STREET, And at all the Apothecaries.

DEPOT IH NEW ORLEANS AT LEWIS CASTE 18, Druggist, corner of Bourbon and Customhouse For sale by all Druggist of the City. 8u6m2dp BOTOT CINCHONA POWDBB POR TUB TEETH. Tula powder, used with Botot's Genuine Dentifrice, constitutes tho most healthy preparation for tbs hardening of the gums and the beauty of the teeth. vinegar is composed of rare plants and of the most In offering this Sewing Machine to the public, we confidently ask aa examination of the simple, durable yet efficient principles upon which It is constructed, believing tba when examined there can be but one opinion in regard to its Supe SOUTHERN AGENCY, UOTKTTKR8 STOMACH BITTERS. aws fttBowing ftwm w11 kxurn pkyat Mes HonerkSmlUDSag a visit in the West last fall, Ucontraoted ehUU and pbTueelrym tatoeeaSttS.

this stage of my condition a friend rsnnniisnlH4 Messra. Hostotter Smith men WUh pleasure can sayna youi results, l'oura, "very truly, Wy" MOBT. GILBERT. BuckJand, Prince WUllam Va, 1 Great Rational Specific. It has obtained a 1 bald on the confidence of the public, and reacJ Per sals by all druggists, grocers and sVrkass.

ers throughout the world, as ly tdpA Meaera. Beetettor A Smith Qsnts It Is with tbe greatest pleasure that I teesesmead year Bteasacb Btttss to tho public I Jly adapted to the South aadVest, where WUarV derangesnenu or tbe liver are prevalent. Test fcrenS thaTlU jJlrUT Messra Hostotter Smith'''1' Mbmf9 jSl dlmtam 355 Very respectfully, Ol asssa HorSaau nL' tr4 hem ak vckasalse of exT Very respectfuHyTyoora! "HM T. BOLSTER, sL Mess. Hostotter 4: Smith XaI, CU'C' Gentle seen I have need, and often prescribed, yewBlsseai B' Uersadja plsasurs hs raesea It an excellent appetizer and toalc; aad'l prUa as one of the heat ed'elns ft Franklin, Clinton Co.

Dee. 9, U6A Oents Some eighteen months since, I was troubled with weakness of the stomach, aad had lost my appetite, and, oa tbe of Dr. Cox, our family physician, I purchased several tottieeyour wm senrmsm sale Twm the agency, as I can recommend them to be what they ate reprosenttd. Tours, truly, JOHN F. HUTCHISOB myself, which resulted in the return of the "aae whenI againuaed youBitUsra, aud was soea kuowthem Tfsif leottnl.

1" Truly yours, MiRARDAOBPEL, Elderton, Pa, Bev. a USE Messrs. Hostotter A Basith i Gentlemen We have been selling your Stomach Bitters for eighteen months, and Sad them an ex Respectfully yours, WATTEBSOB A McFARLABD, DruggisU Ogdenaburgh, Sussex Co. K. J.

Sept, lAJSSi. Messrs. Hostotter Smith wuatderdrsdr "JDS bod1" fflict fit to me. I believe bad It not been for them I btanTetosttfytntonth'nT thi' 1 Wrt poMlwa" JOHN M. ORE ACES.

Boren's Store, Gibson Dee. ISM. Messra. Boatettor A Smith using year Bitters that I feel in doty bound to gjfva uveryblbf tll? trtodgrea1 many medicines, but fsileaftofind any relief: finally I was persuaded to try your celebrated Stomach Bitters, and found my health SmstLne? andwas dpertscTheal to. i wifferi with "afaauarasto Such is the tenor of the correspondence received by almost every mail at the manufactory at PiUs.