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1. Sifcj 100 But ttUttJ BASKET" r. X5iaHTSOrTEatP3KBajrCa' A PrUrtia'x Pia-Mia OsoaaOa All twn 8tsw KMaaippjMats ar frm- ta prvaan wltb taatr tAr Siii, av. czn3 rrtitAX. fthotschaicai, exszitxo juio OXaaTS KJUiXV OT.arST ASSOCIATIOK.

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CammiUea mt Arraan Ol 8k 1 17. j-j A.B. aIaWiiii v-T- -V PwvRaeai (-idrl4 Sands W) Yhm anie wan fariMntberaanty. SOOtwI. Ww PanaaiaHat, prwentt by the Xtpp.

A tt Hterew i- Em iumt One Wle OwA; TWot taaa ftunr F-taater. BttuFw(. PrlaefTi. ui Kara. Ob Mils Prise One Bale oC Htn i Eaea, One Kile, Two Prtaaa.

One-I rtt cp, pnetnted tor M. w. Moody, One Tine fma Has, preaeated br Uie Bobart ii.Lee kay Baa (warier 14 Beads Mrh); tteata. tw a In three. Catraaca Frexv- PniD lis.

Fe Bare, Tor in en bars only. 150 yards. rriKe, Gold Bade. mng. to brrln at o'clock at! In the" nu-tuAg.

Ife ditneiar avowed on the plAtform. PiOORAMB at Pjlufwlmlcal Cxiilbiuoa, nndr Ue dl-. rtction a Proi. J. Forrouiiittt.

TTir sud wita Glory. a Hep "tTPlitWtain, Twa Paur Caduoena. Baa. J. tr, uokl Kala, f-1 -rS ilacopa, j.rteiy BAiaa Caailiea.

1 1 a Iniernal Table. 1 4 i Sals at 1H -aaoclAXlOD. s' -U. ti.Til), Colored. J.

IX OraaU Moa-ic, 80 laet firoot. ead Bottquet. 1 aacnee Xor men ta be mad te 3. If. corner of Cnnai and Rural aueeaa.

i i mnnpiT for JalT 4 aUd at i o. 3 Carotulelat street, on Sunday. a. afrll o'clock. ladies ta aiUautaA py laTltaCo only: asxrxxxvAvo hill.

P0PrLAB'8TJBOtEB CONCKBT3. Iwry r-4v, VTenfnraUy aal''rricUy, WlUa ta orMiMtrar. under the ladrabip of KOfliil UBVSR. Bantitkia liatea X. Uruaewald'a mnalo Mora.

Caaai anwek, and Plane Wareroema, is Bamui streets 8c tlrrets 50c ba Lb O.iaasrt.gaU and aaraaaa. ie.fi Ins. "Urpieoiwinent.l open daily m' ia aalamil partire. Bar and rea i- well soptOieU. Meai aarved atiuiy Iarin tiia week, tlia K-rdaa.

cm 1 7 ooucorta. picnics zm1 partid tree of Applies' aa eaa nuui at ad av. aoew Iree concert orerj Sua Jay aiut 0ii in la Adau J0H3T SCHSECKEiraRGirR. 1 ProprietaC Wl-f ii- jugnyVBRnt, Jc ta4 nuj HaW fqittJi B-marUeet Zaclian aad IYnU- CLOTHS. til JUSAVKBS, AA wt VntLVnTTSt CAHHintRal mHiMiAwm T.

te lnd tnsiaM amtt.ior rammer -ar, wbicttA 1 prepared te nuUap In tgn an flnaMD.Me.ayi, a4- nan. sTsuranteea. ffli "aBf-'Ji P-W- anaraliy ar n.t 7 tntseatavesU aad tTsastn his nw T- sinnkinfBieetion. t. 63a- MSt.Carttret.

eoooalte at. Chanae Hetat, BOOTS AND SBOBaV PRICES. respec trolly iiLfarma his old erAadUaipablkj taa hasremared Charles street ta if. UTCaaal 'wUreJl8 a wall selected stoekt cxw. haaa, and will make to order In tn 2 tyle'y description rr.

6EJTTlstBJ'S ANT CHIT, liiXB'S BOOT3 AND SHOSa. bortet work and a fit rnaranteed. t--VTurhim 137 canal street T. Woo4wU Jk-C' 7 -T flTOalJlXSfJIf TfOODWJLKPi uatinnw a rToOr Liywitn Kidney Refrnlator. 4 far Dburyav-Tiw8Wtry, an air Bowel ooav plal2ttna ii Sw-'a4 VWiW.

iU.S'J ljiH s.i I Si: 4 t'rc-4 i.t ufctt Itu 7T.OWKD pttTBICTS. Bexd tbe foUowrlear letter from- a Tteaxtleman. fcauiaily a prosninens' Cotton Factor and minion acercttaBSta Hew Orleans: BELAtB. May 10, 1874. Pariah ol Weat Baton Bongw.

La. 5 Centls On nymnnikan I aad eea saan Sanaa Matrwti eCanauiaaso mtteia -icy bnatler bad a cMU I ktv tdm a doee. and. the ffiecta vera a Utorougb Uuwaabadoo taw, and ratnrn at tbmmicwa. At tttta wnion otto yearrsmsnteettbUtoojattaeka.anIwse teCVBdixrano Bitters.

It has dlsatpatadair lannM teUnsvandlaa aU th saarrt el slated tor la in eln iagth ayituai ot Pit, and tltaa; toe. witbont srvni or doiBirTlolonce to nature. liav knoim th Maara.Macnirean my lit a men of high tntenrtty and. aotiwnpliahil nil i iaa, aad am eanflde- that tliay wtU keep tbetr mealclneeptrre and np to their present taadant. I imlllir too CattOoraaro; lave Pavara, Xxtract at Banna Plant for Bwat Cosnplants, larralnaM a plaatattaua.

petaBy in the uiei Bowed dia-trtota, wber tbaaa dlaeaaaa prwrail to an alarnr-' extent after tae water rcria. Please send ONB JDOZaUi CUaOUalARGO. OftK DOZ BXTEACT FXJUfT; OBOe TJOZES SABflAP 4 BTT.r. A TOSICL W.VOJf PHTJI azia anU Canal atfeet, srewOrlaaaa axAcriKira wurrit xtosxrxz.s cuss Tie Great a pectfie for Piles. Try it, sahsapArtt.t.a "v-' s-- .4 CoropaWaiofe-l firw ttM 1mm kmawn fnto roeiu tt i n-.

ri'-" i i i-'i4. r-i- aaaann4, V. 'J a. i SOUTHXB2I AGSSCY. -e i.

Nw IWnnwrntnm acreet, v. Cam- Canal. Sew Oneaaa, Iju. "ny lmlatpAmy--laW ESTiBusHiD 1844. II ZIMMEBMANN, Raw 139 CauanJ Street.

BareeTTdnweltteeis I.VBBWABE. JBT OOOXAS. nrrZT-lsrptin And aXTDiaiBOOODS 03UE THOTJSA2TD DOtXABfl BXWABTX 1 BTJLTK Of XOtnsXAHA, KXECtTTIVS DEPABT5CT, 1 Saw Orieana. a prtl 27.1874.. When Infill raatlnnr aanv raaehea that dnrmr th night of April 11.

1874, JTJX.Ja J-KOTJS. acltlTten of Sew orieana. was mysterl-eaaly assaaaliiiTad an th pnbUo aunets and. names, aU fft)rta diaeswer east air at ha-mvrderer or luuifleieia hare failed Sw, therefore, T. P.

mCLLOGQ ofUasStataof X-miama lasae thU iaalaawilliaiaaTerinar-twaa OKI THOtrsAJTD I10IXABS for snelx lnformatiar a ahaU. kadto tfia aneat ajut eomTictVM of th-mnrderer th aala Joles J. Banx a alora Glven'undermy hand, and the seat ot the State baraf tola twaaty aSTeath- Usj Aprtt. is th ysaw- a ox Lard, earn thsnart otsht hundred aad serenty-ftrar, and of the inda nendanoe oLthe United fTats the ninety eighth. WI-UAM g.

VKX.MCMM-. By the Geveinori mi r--v WAXXXAhf WKBKfcV Aaataam1I Secretary 8t, i -toaiiMa i j- i if-'fc "t-'f WATILEaiATlCAAV micboscopes. itAeno Z-ijrrxBira, 't risrSTBTJaCKXTS, 1HTSICAL APTAKATTJS, Prorasely UlnatraSed and Prioea. Mailed taarj address nreeTpot 10 ens JAMBS W. QXTEZST A Optician, C4C3aatnuiatra i an Biaa dw ay.

Hew York. Vmtioa what paper yon aawihls i myl at AWed-aiSdp W. H. HentB fc A. Campbelli W.

HKKPfiriO db C. Caasm BHa. yi -i-w 5i oneana. laipertera. Wbleale aad BetaQ Dealers Faney amat S4ap4 QraBTtaat WXSXS.

LIQTJOBS. ALBS, POBTBB, Ae. TEA DEOT. Sole A rent la this Uaxfcet for th oelaOrated Meet aatsl Camnrfn CaanHIss, BBASnXSBXBa JBXBXS (Berdeaax). Bad and Whit Wla ASD a SOH3T3 Bheniah, IoeU and Sparkling- Seek Wine.

KODEHJctvs Champagaa oonstanUy o' Hand. Oroare tor Plaatattonr and PantCy SappUes earefnliy aetoeted, and th heat qneliti of saUafactory Prise aad with prompt Siapatca. xatr CH)t 0 ailB Juaii mits The reneroxra and refreshing shower of last evening-, inadequate as it was to meet the graver needs 'of the community, came with grateful infla-ences and cheering' promise to all. The dusty parched earth, the- fiery, atneeta put a ixeslfc and: grackws loekr, and the air grew softer, sweeter and more- refreshing- as it sifted? through the rain drops. "Atr ncn Vesteryitr'waa awfully and fiercely At sundown, the at- moepbeta wa cool, inwjgornBg.

aiut 1 whoiesome. a The nowerav and. the foliage looked green and, ltrrant again, and joined hamanity in thank-ing HeaTen for the gift. i 'i" "i '-'-Uii -sf Cubistiak. festiral foi-the benefit of the Children's Home (Episeopal)will be inaugnrated Thursday evening at Minerva Hall.

Tab leaTxr charades, instrumental and yocal music and refreshoients constitute the. programme through which, on' Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, the management will ai peal to the charitable for assistance in. the noblo woik. The Hibernian. Festival brought to a termination Sunday at the Fait Grounds.

Attendance was good, and th day paased pleasantly in raoina. gport of ditiercnt kind conotuding a night with a most enjoyable balL The ilississippr Clitb. Tbe employees at the alAaguter-hoaee have Lnaa giirated a fine aooiai club estabiiahmeni on the river, bank, near their workday place. Tha aociasy oompriaes abeafe 12. member, chietiy reeidente of.

tbe Third District. Bunday mornina: tbe room were opened formally a. mon deligbtfnl entertainment, cnlmnatinv at night in an elegant da house is a tine structure, eighty feet b. sixty, and presents an imposing appear ance. It ia fitted up in taatefol and comfortable style.

Success to the lliasissippi Club. Damaokd tc See D. Uorpby'a auction advertiaement. VtunrADAV ExctXBSiojf. Tae steamer Camelia will leave tbe End tomorrow morning, on tbe arrival of the 0 o'clock, train oaher regular Wednesday excursion to Mandeville, Lewiabnra ana Madiaonville, retnnring earner evening jn time forthebalX-pasi 7 o'clock train to Fars only one doliar.

Fast TTTauL Tbw tfioasv4 na port an aala of the season of faat trotters wll take place this day at 12 o'clock, opposite liawkina's by Messrs. Montgomery. This sale ia positive and with oat reserve, and ia worthy tbe attention of amateur of. fine stock- For fall par titulars refer to the advertising column Fvhs itc ks. Thla day, at 11 o'clock, at.

SO Camp street, general bonaeholo furniture. Measrs. Montgomery, aoo-tianeers. Graud Haven and Spring Iake. lticb-igan, axe the most eelebcated popular summer resorts in the Northwest.

Twenty thousand people visited these places last season. Freight for all points on Morgan'b Louisiana aad Texaa. Bayou Teche and Vermilion received daily at depot foot of St. Anne street, as heretofore. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays passengers for the Teche will oon nect with the boats at Tigerville.

A. "Whitney He Co agents. Yellow 8cxphuk Springs. Our readers, who contemplate a summer trip, and especially those who go for purposes of rest, enjoyment andreeu-peration, earn not do better than to visit the Yellow Sulphur Springs, Montgomery county. Virginia, so ably and conrteouaJy managed by Messrs.

J. J. Wade. Those who seek this spring, delightfully sitnatedas it ia amona- to-. hiJet mountain resorts of Virginia, can aviioy the pure, exhilarating peren nial air of that region, drink of th health-giving waters of this justly cele bra ted spring; and have all the sur- lovndinss that make life pleasant am- euTyablei.

'1 be water stands high among medica' mn as a tonic- Its alterative prosier tits adapt it to a wide range of diseases. 1 ai it ia espeeiaUy valuable in disorder the stomach, em tn neons attentions otrvono complaints, ebronic-' cholera infantum and diseases peculiai; to females- The buildings are new; elegantly and mfortably fitted np, and tha lawn aul; rrieaaure rrooads are dry and welli aladed by native oaks. Telegraph, por siid express offices are in the new hotel tl billiard saloon and bowling alleys! axe in splendid the livery? stable is well supplied with carriaaeta tnd riding horses, baths of hot and cold' mineral water are at the command on visitors and a first class brass and string! r.and has been engaged' for the season In fact every arrangement baa been made far. the comfort asd pleasure of visitors, and we have no doubt that during the season or the Yellow 8nU phtrr will be more liberally patronized ban ever before. Tom Collins to the Fkoxt.

By re erring to the cartl of Tom Collins, pob lished in anotlier column, it will be seen that this gentleman has returned front his rusticating tour for the fraurpoee of giving all those in search of him an op-portnnity of finding him. He mav be found to-day at the sample-room of Messrs. Allen Fisher. No. 43 Natchez street, between the hours of 10 A.

M. and 2 P. M- fully prepared to prove all assertion. made by him while in this city. A comfortable amount of money i May be realized By toe investment Of the insigniticant sums Of ten dollars, I Or five dol ars.

Or two dollars and fifty cents, In tb Louisiana State Lottery, Which will be-drawn Saturday, June 20. Buy your candies, sug-jr of lemon, and pure California wines, at Miller Diel-niann's, 50, and 5 Peters street. THE nSTERY SOLVED. 'Banrett rdentfffeif daf Lastr Some Very, Interesting, Docu- mentsi i.Z '1 Some months 'ago it will H'e remem-beretT, "the Picayune" became a little curious at seeing tha' sauto of, one- Bar. rett mixed up a great deal in Washington diHpatches Barrett saya so and so Barrett thinkar so' and Barrett ha withdrawn bin erppoaitioa to-PinqkUack- so very curious as to prouuuua Tuti inquiry touehiug' Ittfrretf Webtity-We bad never heard of.

such a person at least we were not aware that any one of1 that name held' a position in Louis iana which entitled him to bomentioueit in connection with our affairs in Wash ington. We asked the quest ion, thorn fore, and, not receiving a satisfactor reply from anybody at all eonolude, there was some mistake about Barrett that he was a myth, and so en. Not long after, therr was a rumor the ellectr that a party of the name Barrett had been flapped on St, Charte street by a who used th-word blackmailer," liat and other familiar epithets, in eonnee tion with, the object of bis slapping About the raaie time wo heard that om Barrett had left town quite suddenly. this revived enr old interest, anr we found outseives possessed of a burning thirst to discover who Barrett was and wby he was one week "managim Louisiana in and the nex week getting his face -slapped on Charles street. There is no telling how we would have gotten through the sum mer with, this awful mystery gnawin at our vitals, but for the following documents, which- appear to' east a ver brilliant: and.

convincing light upon it. Three or fonr days- ago, anr oonrteon friend, S. H. Edgar, Vice Presiden of the Jackson Railway, received thi note Tom Avsafrw Hontt, i New Hod. S.

H. Bdrar, Vic Prealdnt 9 O. aadG.S.Il.B. 2w jDeW Sir A short time ago, when tbe Colonel (Mr. UcComb) was here, he directed me to writer yon and send th-encloaed, so that you might remember me.

and that yon would renew the kindness then shown me by sending trip aad return pass over your road. 11 buamewa eompebs me or, rather, the never ending Louisiana muddle obliges me to visit New Orleans three or four times a vear. If you will be kind enough to enclose in iuo wiuun en ope am a mass atop over one train, to obtain one from friend, Mr. Atmore, of the L. N.

R. XL, 1 shall esteem it a great favor. I start for tbe South una With great respeet, Yonr obedient servant. F. J.

Babrxtt, Ass. Press. Sharing the general ignorance touching Barrett, and fired by the genera! ambition to acquire knowledge, Mr. Edgar inclosed the note to the New Orleans agent of the Associated Press, saying: r-i Mr. McDaniel-Ia this KT I don', know the party and I suppose you do.

a. H. a-, V. P. Apparently Mr.

McDamel did know him, for next day half the papers in the -North aad West contained this dispatch from New Orleans -ii, if Look out for at praon making applica i tion for nilroed who signs himself Barrett. Jr Associated He- is an impestor: Barrett i never bad any connection with tbe As-! aoeiated, Preesw Ho- ia the. same indi vidaal who figured in: Washington as a prominent Louisiana politician, and traveled throngb. the North and West representing himself as eonnected witb variooa inlinential journals. Which seersa to make everything ple sent1 and intelligible; and to- illamin ,1 as it.

were, tbe inmost reoesaes of tlu great Barrett mystery. Belief Mattaxav Teaterdnj's Beeetata at th Mayer. Hon. W. W.

Howe, throngb Ten-toni a ational Bank. Brazoria, Texas, proceeds of ball, through Thos, Hiekey. Chairxran of Committee, and. Chas. Fowler.

Agent of Morgan's Line Unitea States Mail Steamers, Geo, Scott, Mannfacturer of yellow and Rockingham ware. 668 and 6SO West FronS street. Cincinnati per. on T. Taylor Ganche A gentleman, of Springfield, Missouri A.

F.Avery Sons, plow manufacturers, Louisville, Miss Bettie Urown.of Gal veston, Texas, through S. H. Kimball. H. G.

Jansen, Galveston, through H. Stein. Galveston. May Festival, in Schmidt's Garden. Citizens of N.

II-. Through Frank W. Miller. Mayor, through- Peter Marey, of New Orleans Win. H.

Keynolds. of Providence. R. one month's rent of bis bnildina. formerly U.

S. Marine Hospital in New Or- $10 Ot: i 77 SO 50 00 10 00 1.0C0 0O 70 (0 15 00 10 36 5Z9 00 200 00 li Total np to date. 75 Teeth like Orient pearls set in cushions of rose; A breath like the perfume the toilet bestows; These are charms to win hearts when all other charm fade, But they can't be preserved without Sozodont's aiu. i Ctllom Spbixgs. Cool and well ventilated rooms, and board without lodging.

can.be obtained at this favorite Southern resort at very low rates. It i only a short distance from Bladon Springs, and terms for board will be nr-xnshed by Mr. it. A. Gilbert, and tor rooms, by Mr.

James T. Barbour, Bladon Springs. TOE EIRE'S. THICK. Four Fires Sunday 7-Eiht 5 Loss of $30,0 0 0 A LTan LTonday's Business- ii A Very Big Braze r- Twelve 'cijrtirrif den Uberty aiixl Perdldo Sires Estimated Loss $40,000.

The trail of the fire fiend was resumed Sunday morning at the residence of Mrs. Guitard, on Royal between Port and1 Enghein streets, completely'deatroying the bouse, and then extending to the next. This was a frame affair also, oocn- pied by Mrs. 8heppard, and burned very readily; as did also the adjoining- one, owned and occupied by Mrs. Young.

The next, occupants unknown, went also, and then there was a finish with the establishment of Mr. Jacob Dreyfus-Total loss estimated at $15,000. The burning of Mrs. Guitard's hones occasioned, an exciting episode in the gallant resona from, burning, by Sergeant John Hussy Third Precinct, of a woman and two children. Hussy acted: witft great eenrace and address, aad to hie exertions the Uvea of the three help- leas creatures are Honor to Sergeant liossy.

The fire seemed to like Royal Almost simultaneously with tbe demon-, etraticra just described, the brick build; ingatthe corner of Royal and Orleans streets, occupied 'by Jake Flnoke as' a' coli'ee-bouse and. confectionery. brok -into a blaze, and was destroyed together; with its contents This chapter of th record made macially trario by the 1 Bnrnias to ieti of James Anderson, who was caught ir his room, the rear of the house, and consumed before assistance could reaoL him. Tbe most strenuous and desperau 1 efforts were made to rescue the unfortu-: nate man, but they proved totally un essata.se Street-. At 345.

the grocery store of John Crowley, corner of Constance and Terp fire aad was partially de atroytw. aa waa aImx th adjoin! a house No. 124 Constance street. Both building-were owned by a Mr. O'Brien, and said' to be insured.

The stock of groceries was not insured. Heapltnl Street. Mr.F. eh band, No. 24 Hospital street, was ignited rather earlier in the night his mosquito bar taking fire about lo o'clock, and causing the destruction of quite a lot of bed clothes and furniture.

Mr. Gehband. however, was extinguished. So much for Sunday. BXwsday Baals aa opened about a quarter after 1 o'clock, a are breaking oat at that time in the rear of the two-story frame house at the corner of Perdtdo and Liberty streets, owned by Manuel G.

Leen and occupied by Terrebonne Bergenia aa a oottee house and residence, which waa in a few moments with a loss of $5000. Mr. Borgeois also lost, beside bis stock and furniture, $900 in currency, which he had left in his clothes, and in attempting to save which he was terribly burai about the hands aad face. The: flames thence spread to the ad joining buildings, Nos. 131, 132 and ISO Perdl-U Street.

No. 134. a two-story frame building owned by Mrs. Brown No. 133, a one story frame house, owned by Mr.

M. Gratz and occupied by colored families No. 130, a two-story frame house, witb brick front, owned by Mr. Weyman ane occupied by Archibald Co. a a seltze-water manufactory and ginger ale brew ery, all of which were totally destroyed, with a Loss of at least sis.eee.

Thence the spread to the adinio-ing two-story frame buildings, Nos. 125, 127 and 129 Liberty street, between Per-dido and Poydrae, oeeupted by whito and colored families, who barely escaped with their lives. The buildings were totally destroyed, with a loss of $12,000. Tbe rear portion of the one-story frame house. No.

135 Liberty street, owned and occupied by Rose Gras, was the nex place totally destroyed, with a loss of $2000. Tbe fire here crossed Liberty street and destroyed the buildings No. 128, one story frame honse, 126 one story brick house. 124 one story frame bouse, and tbe two-story brick building at the corner of Liberty and Perdido streets, all of which were occupied by white and colored families, and owned by Mr. Garcia Leon.

They were destroyed with a loss of $15,000. Here tbe flAmes were checked after a total leas of about and 12 houses completely consumed. An ajarm was struck from station 121, and a general alarm from 123, it being impossible to open or send alarm from the other boxes in the neighborhood. Secretary Ritihardson'a friends are importuning him to resign, in order to escape congressional censure for bis action in the Sanborn affair, and a belief in bi general incapacity as a public officer. William Castle, tbe tenor, late of the Pare pa liosa Opera Company, arrived here from.

in the steamship Spain vesterday, and is at the Grand Central Hotel. S. 1'. Herald, -tWi. GOpiinnEiTr J.

1 t'l Appropriation ct $500,000. 4- 0 ut The subjoined telegram, received last night by Gov. Kellogg, brings good tidinis lor the snflerers: WasbxSgtgs, June I. Gov. Win.

P. Kellogg Committee, on Appropriations agreed to-day to report bill for five bun dred thousand dollar for relief of over- tluwerL, B. FRAHK tKCTV i Itm A. SrxKLXKr, J. H.

Sypukr, 7- LEVEE" AFFAII1S it a. Texrehonrte loriowm Tiafoorcbe. AnotTieT Protest Againat; th Leve Company and an Appeal I to At a public meeting held in, the town of ilouma, parish of Terrebonne, La- on' tbe 25th of May, A. D. 1874, to take into consideration the condition of the Mississippi River levees, and tbe prospect of tbe people in the inundated districts, Edmund McCollam, was called to tbe chair, and A.

Jolet, Esq to act as secretary. On motion, it waa resolved that whereas the disastrous over-tow and the terrible destruction this year baa shewn the utter inefficiency, or, at least, the failure of the Levee Company to aiford adeouate protection and Whereas, there ia no tax which the people of this palish: would pay- more cheerfully than the levee tax. if assairsd of its faithful expenditure for the purpose for which it waa levied; and Whereas, unless steps be immediately taken to repair the breaks in the levees, aext year would le a repetion of this, in deat ruction. L'emUretL That Hon. A.

Field. Attorney General, who so faithfully fnltills the duties of his responsible position, and so zealously defends the interests of the Stale and her eitizens. be and beta hereby earnestly requested to institute a suit in the name of the State against the Levee Company for a forfeiture of its charter, and to enjoin the Auditor and Treasurer from paying to tbe Levee Coompany any portion of the levee tax now being collected. Rewired, That his Excellrticy, W. P.

Kellogg. Governor of the State of Louisiana, be and he is hereby renoested, to aid the Attorney General by all of his influence, and by every means in his power to accomplish the above results. Resolved, That the- chairman of this meeting appoint a committee of seven to wait upon the Governor, amd earnestly appeal to him to bring this vital subject to the attention of Congress before its adjournment. Tbe Chair requested time to make the appointment. Rewind, That in the event Of af convention being held in the State, tbe chairman of the meeting ia authorized to appoint ten delegaxes from this pariah to represent tLe peopleof said pariah in such convention.

It was resolved that copies of these tesolutioDs be forwarded by the Secretary of this meeting to all the New Orleans papers, and to those of Terrebonne. It was further resolved that copies of, these resolutions bo also sent by the Secretary to Senators Cameron, of Pennsylvania, and Alcorn, of Mississippi, and to such other members of the National. Congress as have e-rpressed an interest in the protection of the people of the inundated districts along the lower Mississippi VaUey. EoMursn McCollam, Chairman, Attest: A. Jourr.

Secretary. Burglary A. Bill of Costa. The residence of Mr. Hugh Wilson, on Coliseum street, having been entered Sunday night, the bereaved proprietor sends na the following communication: One of the nation's wards.

To Hugh Wilson. Dr. i For articles stolen from No, Coliseum street, between the hours of 12 and 4 o'clock, morning of June 1, viz One clock J. 00 Five napkin ring 35 OO Eleven cigars 45 Matches to light same value Pair of shoes (owner about to boy a new pair) 23 Cook's basket to put above articles in ZT. -'23 In charging this bill as above, we may be slandering the nation its wards, or, perhaps, we ought to say, the city and its wards, (First, Second, eteJ but we sincerely hope not.

No doubt- the firm of Badger Co. would like to have the collection of the above; but they not having; shown themselves very prompt on past occasions of like nature, it will have to be put in other hands. N. B- Liberal Oder. Seventy-five per cent, of aliove bill paid to any one making a collection of tbe articles and thieves, and convieting them- (tbe thieves) before the First or.

Superior Criminal We like to see Mr. Wilson taking saeb a philoeophical. not to say I aeatiou view of the matter. If the thief, has one spark of honor lingering in ttL bosom be will surely embrace Mr. Wil son's proposition.

It might be well to remark just here that residents of the neighborhood complain of a scarcity of police. They say they have not seen any about their part of town after midnight for many weeks. This may have some connection with the robbery. There a certain fascination There is a certain fascination In the turning of the wheel Of fortune That few can resist The invitation To make a trial: For tbe prize, Class H. Louisiana State Excellent silver time pieces, from $12 up, at Zimmerman's.

129 Canal street. Congressman Rciney (colored), of South Carolina, has purchased a summer residence in Windsor, six miles from Hartford. LITESf TELEGRJPG; yAsnmcrari BeUef Bill Attstctlaa J-s- Washix gtobt, June Senator West and Representatives Smith and Darrell, ef Louisiana, appeared before the House Apprepnotion Committee to-day and presented statistics, and mads- artrn-mentav ah wing the necessity of the a-propriaaiaai of I750.00U for tha relief and three, months' snianstenee ef the suf-f erera by overflow ot the, lliasassippi River. application was re-erred to the Sub-Committee, cons' sua of Hale, of Maine; New York, and Marshall, of Illinois. Indioaxiona are said te be favorable for granting-it, In the Honse, to-night tha ioBowing bills were mtrodnced by Mg of J-oniKianai A bill n-aking- an apprn-riatioa far improvement of Cane Uiverr Natcbi-toches parish.

La. A bill making an appropriation forthe improvement of the navigation of Red. River below Shreveport, La. byeJosing the mouth of Tanas- Bayon, aiuL by straightening the channel of said, river by means of anndry eut-olls. A bill making an appropriation for the repair of the levee of the Mississippi River and its tributaries in tha States of Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas amount $3,000,000.

A bill to restore the school and ether trust funds of the State of Louisiana, the brads and other property, belonging; to these fanda, turned over to th 3. military authorities during and i-sbse-quent to the war, and now deposited in tbe vault of the Treasury Departzaeut at Washington. Vlaft ef ATstaaas Bdlfr ts fraaUast. WASHrsGTOX, D. CL, Jane The Alabama editurs called the President i Capt.

Screws, of the Montgomery Advertiser, made a neat little sp-eeh to the President, to which the President replied ia his usual style. The Alabamans have been iMwpitabTy entertained eince their arrival bp Menk. Sloe. S-veats, CalaweiLt Hayes al Stokes. Illlnsi Press- fxcni-ataalBta.

Washington. June lw The- Illinois Preaa Aaaoeiation. now oa no. Fr-frr excursion, arrived here to-day. They will spend to-morrow visiting places of interest and be received by the lreeident on ednesday There are 109 in the- company, of whom 44 are ladies.

The Debt Mtatement-RIrfanrds)' Saie-: eraser When the lnaaratlas Ceeaa Is AecssapaaaeaT. The- debt statement issued tio-rfay shows a reduction during May of Cash in the Treasnry--oin. 'eurreney. special deposits held for tbe redemption of certifioatee of deposits. $56,050,000.

Tbe President will leave- this city te-' night for New York, whither he goes to lay tbe corner-stone of Museum of Natural History in Central Park. The Cabinet session, which was to have been held to-morrow, was, therefore, held today. Before the session of the Cabinet Gen. Briatow, who has been nominated snoeeedJadge liicbardson, bad an interview with the President. Solicitor Bauiield has on record bis Tbe Attorney General has decided that tbe time at whieb the importation of goods is accomplished is not when they are entered for consumption, but when they are- brought into a.

port of the United States with the intent to lie discharged: and that an act of Congress increasing in general terms tbe duties en importations, does not apply to goods then in. warehouse. Gea BisiBhrcjt at tat Jstaav WASHi-fGTOw, June Gen. Humphrey, of tha Engineer Corps, baa addressee) a letter to the chairman of the House Committee having in eharge the bill authorizing Mr. Eads to construct jetties at the mouths of the Mississippi River.

The following is the closing paragraph: "It is probably entirely unnecessary for me to say here that tire statements which Mr. Eads hat made in tbe pamphlet he has published, eonee ruing the conditions existing in the: Mississippi River- and at its th mere revival of ola aoaamptien. wfaaeh experimental, investigation has long since shown to have been utterly nn-' In fact. Gen. Humphreys's letter- ia regarded as, on the whole, na favorable to the Eada project.

a v' 1 Tkaaks te the ITasjie. Senor Moreno, the originator of the bill for the abolition of the traio in little Italian slaves, addressed a letter to Speaker Blaine to-night tendering tbe Bouse his everlasting- gratitude for the 'passage of the bill, a wll as" that ef tne nnxortunate lime Italian slaves ana of their desolate mothers who bar been bereft of their infants. FOBTY-TniRD Senate. --t WAsxTXiSGTOsr, June II In the executive session, to-day, tbe nominatioas of Bristow and Richartison were reii.rrcd to the Finance and Judiciary Co sun it-teee respectively and confirmed. In the open session Llr.

Edmunds, from the Judiciary Committee, re ported favorably on the bills to remove tie political disabilities of A. 8. Taylor, Geo. X. Hol-hns and R.T.

ABison, of ilaryland Gee. Pickett, J. W. Bennett. Henry Hettle, araes E.

Pease. 11. L. Winder andO-, L. Lomax, of Virtrinia James Jackson, of Georgia L.E.Jitone, John Forsyth and James Wheeler, of Alabama, and Thos.

Claiborne, of Texas, all of which were placed on the calendar. Mr. Gordon introduced a bill for the relief cf tbe savings department of the Eagle and Phirnix Company, of Columbus, Ga. 1 V-. Referred to Committee on CTainna.

The Senate passed tbe bill making ap-prorriations lor the Military Academy of West Point. Indian appropriation waa" taken np and will be finished to-morrow. A resolution instructing the Committee on Transportation to inquire whether any legislation is required to regulate commerce pasting from one State to another across navigable streams, nd to report by bill or otherwise, agreed to. The House Tossed, under a s-rspension of the rules, the bill to amend customs and internal revenue laws. the provisions is one that thetime limited for the tax lands held by the United States under the several acta levying direca taxes, is extenoea ror peno-.

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