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The New Orlxabs Inv.tation to the President. The following is the text of the invitation of the citizens of New Orleans to President Johnson to visit the Crescent City 8UU and city. piopU of Lodu. whose wh, in oonmon with that of the you stand the recognized and fearless cham T.bwetoS.to3 tietafSXS itate, to demonstrate to the President of tie Union their exalted and reverent appreciation wXtht standard beeieTrt Aaerfea? smL! men, to hsarlttaaobte eloquence, which looks low State Senator' fw AleQorio Sule J. O.

Nixon, Editor and Proprietor New Or. leans Crescent Wm. L. iiaify. Special Post of Congress elect E.

St. Charles Hotel W. H. Merriam. The reply oi the President appeared in the vening Picayune of Wednesday last.

ty One handled and fifty half coils of flax rope for cotton and moss! bailing are for sale by Mr A. Demilt dealer in all kinds of bags, bagging, rope, twine, etc, No. 112 Gravier street. The fall and winter clothing of Meet Gartbwaite. Lewis fc Stuart has arrived the Tolane Building, and now is the time to pick out your handsome suits.

They are till selling spring and summer clothing at very reduced rates. Do you suffer from corns, bunions, etc 1 Call at Dueonge No. 39 Chartres street, and get one of Moorthe's American Chemical Files, and you will never know anything ore of these horny excrescences. You will also find Tayard's Chemical Paper for the same purpose. 17 Ale and porter, imported by Messrs.

W. Bylstead 109 Gravier street, will he found of the beet brands. Hope Hook akd Ladder This splendid organisation, belonging to our efficient Fire Department, will take a little airing to morrow and have the benefit ef a lake breeze upon the Mandeville shore. We acknowledge Che courteous invitation sent by Mr. Swan, the foreman, and shall make an effort to be present.

The eompany will leave on the half past 6 o'clock train, which goes down to the Lake End in the morning. BP We call the attention of our readers to the legal notice of Guild vs. his creditors, which will be found in another column. THE CITY. St.

Mary's Market Shooting A flair M. L. Treehan and Isaac Newton were arraigned yesterday before Assistant Recorder Moore, charged with shooting with intent kill J. C. Lasbnry, on the 10th August last in fit Mary's Market.

The three parties are fishmongers, and had several altercations without any serious con C. Lasbury being called to the witness stand, testified that on the day mentioned he little boy Newton stood by, and, looking steadily at him, remarked i loung man, I understand you want to lick me." Witness replied that he did not want to lick any body, away ana tet mm atone; ne turned to Treehan and said 'You are a liar and a coward I made you pat np your pistol yesterday evening. revolver at Treehan, and the latter pointed his at witness. Witness tried to raise the hammer of his pistol bat could not. Treehan snapped his pistol but it did not go off He then started towards witness and witness's pistol went off.

Treehan fell, apparently dead. Newton then fired and witness fell, the bail striking him in the back. As witness fell Treehan put his arm around the neck and also placed a pistol to the temple of witness, and tried to fire his revolver, but could not. Tom Lawrence was examined and his testimony was about the same as that of Lae busy. A.

Sambo la, appeared tor the prosecution, and Messrs. Field, Lemly and Dooly the attorneys as to what ought and what ought not to be admitted as testimony, and mue toe ease to grant We learn that a little daughter of Mr. Ernst, who resides, on Jackson street, towards the rear of the city, was shot in the neek with a double barreled gun, to the hands of a young man named Wilson, who lives on Liberty street, on last 8atarday. The girl was seriously, injured. We were unable to learn whether or not the girl was shot accidentally or intentionally.

In either ease the police should inquire into the matter. Mr. Ernst is a poor man and siek in bed, and therefore has been unable to take any action in regard to the matter. Death of Another Frremaa. A large number of the Fire Department accompanied the rtmarna of James Murphy, a metober of Mechanics' Fire Company No.

6, lo their last resting place yeetorday. Coroner Delery held an inquest on Chloe, colored, 40 years old, at the corner of Claiborne and Union streets. Verdict cholera. Also, on the body of Chae. Brown, colored.

A was received from Pacanier Station, yesterday, stating that a Mrs. Kelly, midwife, on New Levee street, had been ar years old, at 473 Craps street Cholera. i ehargod with havi delivered Mre nnar of a child and afterwards threw the infant into Privy. Dr. Drew, Deputy Coro during injured and had a miscarriage.

The fostus was hardly two months old, and there was criminal intent its disposition. The case of Peter Cook, charged by Theodore Bunde, who holds the power of attorney of G. L. Laughland, 64 Magazine'street, with forging the signature of Laughland to a check for 750 on Pike, Lapeyre dc Brothe; as counsel for the prosecution, and James Smith and E. Pearson for the defence.

Peter Cook was arrested by the 6th of August, charged by G.L. Laughland with obtaining money under false pretences, having drawn money on a lot of cotton which was never delivered as promised. Whilst he was in jail the cheek in question was given by Cook to Emile Ruts, who presented the same for payment The following evidence was taken, and Cook was sent before the First District Court for trial, bail $1000. Failing to give the same the prisoner was re Mr. Thtcdort Itunde, sworn, testified Wit Laughland, of 64 Magazine street; has been in their employ since 1351.

Witness is familiar hand writing and signa ture. Witness states that information given to him that a check was presented to the banking house of Pike, Lapeyre Brother, purporting to have been signed by G. L. Laughland; andthat informant has reason to believe it was a counterfeit Witness went to the check had been signed by G. L.

Laughland. Mr. Pike informed witness that the check had him, and h. that information i left at his office dt Walloon a office, on Carondelet street. Witness certifies the check dated September 5th, 1866, for seven hundred and fifty dollars, ($750) and marked as the check shown jm.

purporting naTe een Blgned by Randier Finiday Walleott, that he had Hmihi Ruiz. Witness tl charging accused with forgery. Witness states that Laughland was not in New Orleans when the cheek was presented. Smile Unit, sworn, says Witness resides Algiers, and is employed as one of the keepers of the Parish Prison. On the 3d of September, in the morning, G.

L. Dennet had iumate of the Parish Prison, named Peter Cook, had a cheek on the house of Pike, Lapeyre Brother, and informed Mr. Bell that he thought the cheek was a forgery. After examination in the bank, they informed witness that the check was a forgery, and returned it in search of G.L. Returned immediately to the Parish Prison and informed Dennet that the check they had given him was a forged one, and that witness had failed to get the money on it.

Dennet exclaimed, Is it possible Witness states that Dennet reDliedthat Mr. Cook had a let him. At the time that Dennet ttmaleetthe re' mark, Mr. Cook, the accused, was walking in the yard of the prison. Dennet walked towards Cook's cell while in the cell with Cook, Dennet came out and handed to wit of O.

L. Laughland, and marked and is Xiehe, sworn Said that his place and Common, and of G. L. Langhland that The defence contended that there was no crime, according to the statutes of the State, presenting a check which is not received and because the fraud was sot committed. Fur ther, that the counterfeit was so badly laws declaring that no check or document of the kind shall be valid if the stamp has not been canceled.

W. A. Guernsey, already charged by W. Herrick with forgery, is also accused by the same party with embezzling $400. The matter will be investigated on the 24th.

Mary Behan, wife of Thos. Behan, who is charged with the murder of James Mackin, on New Levee street, is accused by John Hea ley, who resides at the corner of Thalia and Tchoupitoulas streets, of taking from the pocket of said deeeased, at the request of one John Bennett, a pocket took, (supposed to eontnn several hundred dollars,) which she put in her bosom atUie time, andow refuses 35th bail $1000. John Loughlin, ebarged with furious driving and not having the lamps of his larceny by H. Deutch First District Court. Bail $500.

Mary Jane Piffet and Luey Parker, two Perdido street females, Workhouse for six months. John Hill had to pay $10 for resisting Officer Luddy, while under the influence of liquor. Will Black iogten, a negro, was fined $25 for fighting and carrying a revolver, and Kate Williams, colored, fined $10 for being one of the parties engaged in the fight. Sarah MeLeod, for being drunk, and Thos. Hill, a vagrant, C.

H. West and Ed. robbed Henry Tucker, their room mate on Burgundy west, of $80, were sent to the Workhouse for Btastydeys. Mathew Ford, wife and daughter, charged hy Thos. Flynn, a man seventy years old, with knocking him down and beating him, were required to fnrnUh houda Thomas and Mary Heanahan, juvenile vagrants, were sent to the House of Refuge.

Henrietta Green, colored, tor larceny, and Wm. Geequet, colored, for assaulting colored S3 I Check, end mfon PSteStday? SSLm5 IMMSSM SSMimf chhad Pat Manning and Peter for fighting rrw Cook MtaUtayirt 2 FOB MOBILB. V. t. BtAIJL XiTJIst Water on ffi?" ManT Prison for fifteen days.

Pat Manning and Peter Nortonfor fighting B. Baker, J. Woolfort and Michael MeNultv. charred with beimr Wm. Walker was arrested, yesterday dangerous character and bavin no place ingAin the Fourth District, by Officer Hack logs, charged with entering the premises of Mrs.

New, at 4 o'clock this morning, and stealing a keg of butter, valued at $53. The butter was recovered. Roca Alonso, A. Ferriet, J. Lemonier and J.

Henry, the Utter colored, charged with violating city ordinance 499, were discharged. keep the peace. John Reagan and his son, charged by D. Bell with assault and battery, will have hit case investigated another day. Mr.

and Mra J. B.Jacobs were up for as saulting Louis Magot. Jacobs had to peace bonds, and Mra J. was fined $5. as.

Sullivan, charged with assaulting Jno. Kopp, was discharged. John, charged with grossly insulting and abusing M'me Victor Morana, has to pay $20, and furnish peace bonds in $100, or go to the Parish Prison for thirty days. James Bennett, a soldier belonging to the 1st U. S.

Infantry, charged with laying drank on the banquette, was fined $5. was similarly disposed of. Henry Holliday, charged by J. H. Smith with being found in his house under suspicious circumstances, was discharged.

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