New Orleans.
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NEwORLEANs, June "a, lSa5.
Obseqaes Of General Jacksorr-Apprehsnsio Of Yei-


iow Fsver, and Departures from the City


Death ofhe unfortunate Miss Blanchard d-R,mrs


Of War wih Murico-1He Lap CoMfs-IHe


Belle Of Saratoga


You will perceive from this mornings papers the
great respect our citizens paid to the memory Of
Gen. Jackson What sght-one SO grand and
imposing never before seen by the good citizens
of the Crescent City. Thousanes wrapped in mourn.
ing, and deporng the loss OF him whose name will
ever shine bright in the long list OF freedoms cham
pions. His fame is his countrys, and SO long
the star-spanged banner shall wave unsullied over
Llberty's home, will the names of Washington,
Jackson and their copatrlots live in the kind re-
membrance of every American. Our stores and
public houses were closed during the day, and
shrouded in black All was gloom and sadness.
Generously has New Orleans paid the last sad rites
which she owed to that great man


old French-and they seldom miss it-say we are to
be visited by the yellow fever all its horrors, this
summer. Every boat and craft-and their name is
legion-that leaves our levee, is crowded to the
brim. The " Westerner" offers his prime corn and
prime pork at prime costnot at all anxious to re-
main and see "sights." The Yankee no longer
talks of his bold speculation in expectancy, but is
fast collecting his little Dues" that he may be in
low Jack shall make his unwecome appearance
He is no longer willing to beard grim death in his
den." But Lord we have enough priests here to
cheat the devil out of two such worlds as ours.


The young and beautiful unprotected girl, Miss
Blanchard, who, some days since, in the face of
day, and in the presence of hundreds of citizens
shot the scoundrel who robbed her of her fair fame
blasted her hopes and expectations and made her a
mother, died Yesterday, either from the effects Of
poison or the rayages Of an insane mind. Such has
been the cruel fate OF beautiful and innocent
Kentucky girl, who had left her home and friends
TO seek fortune in the South. She passed from
kadn ,Et a~ln .,,,I ri
less Of the ordinary trials and hardships Of the
world but ere she again greeted the welcome smile
Of her fond parents, the villain, under the garb OF
pure, love, committed his damned and diaboical
no redress for SO dark crime. The man stl lives
but may he suffer the tortures of hell May "gob-
Inns damned" haunt him to his grave


There was rumor afioat this morning that Mex
leo had actually declared tits doubtless hoax,
as the papers make mention of it. She had bet
ter attempt to suppress the violent internal convul-
sions which are now shaking her government to its
very centre, and will, ere long, uproot Its founda-
her ship OF state clear of the shoals and quicksands
of utter ruin. They are slaves, and can never know
how to enjoy the blessings OF a free government
Tyranny must reign within her boundaries until the
Anglo Saxon American shall preside at her council
halls. Capt. Elliott is still here, waiting for de-
spatches He is anxious to get back to England, he
says, and retire from pablic life. He has spent a
fortune and thlryhree years IN his countrys cause,



mediate removal OF our national ships from the Gulf
or the want owater, the ravages of the yellow fe-
yer, and one good drubbing from Old England, will
make you regret It." Such is the empty talk of HI
b. M. Minister TO Texas. | wonder ii his anxious
mother knows he is out.


| Our Courts are on the eve Of adoumIng, to meet
again for the last time under the old constitution
The new makes clear sweep of them all, save
the District Courts, the number of which are in
creased The abolition of our Criminal Probate
and petty Courts especially those of the city holes OF
corruption and vice, is one grateful duty, II none
other, which our late convention performed Many
will vote tor the adoption of the constitution on
this one ground alone. The lawyers, poor souls
have not had rich harvest of il the last winter AL
ready they are striking North, South East and West
in quest of friends and pleasure They are grea
ling for work or fun, BY the by, the Clerk Of tn,
United States Circuit Court, Duncan N. Hennen
has been politely requested by honest old Judge
Mckinley, to respectfully resign on Monday next
his grief, and squander away his ilgoten gains He
even hopes for an Office from the hands of Mr. Polk
Uncle Sam, think, had better examine his account.
first, "a and LII learn the why and wherefore she paic
| him $l8 900 for our late Marshal, Holland


Friend Bennett, give the fair one, the belle of Sar
atoga last summer, hearty welcome to your shores
She LETT our nice young gentlemen of fortunes
sadly disappointed. put Il your trickish Yankees
not smart, we will show you next winter that all
lmpossbilitesare not imposslble or,as darkey said
yesterday, lying on the sunny side of the pavement
the thermometer at lO2 In the shade, I'll show you,
Pete, a circumstance. Did you say she was worth
S5OO,OOO What? Who threw that last brick-bat
Hartford.


HARTFORD, July Z, 1915.
Murder, Most Foui-Arrest Of the Supposed C,l-
prit.


In this puritan, pous, wicked and corrupt city, in
| the "land of steady hablts,' horrible murder was
committed on Thursday night last, but it was not
known until yesterday. About noon yesterday,
Sunday the body of man was discovered in the
Connecticut rver-apparently having foated short
distance-against the eastern pier of the Great
Bridge. Upon taking him out of the water, he was
recognised as Moses Whitney, from 35 to 40 years
of age of Cabotvllle, Massachusetts, (where he has
abrother) who had been In this city, about the Fer
ry and Commerce street 'hells." A Coronsrs in
examination of the body by three Of our most emf
nent physicians, and after several hours examina-
tion of different witnesses, the jury rendered
dict of found murdered, by some person or persons
unknown. The deceased had been struck twice or
thrice on his head and side, and had evidently
struggled with his murderer. On Thursday he was
seen to have considerable money with HIM, and a
watch and metallic chan and a cane with the head
of Jackson engraved thereon. The cane and watch
chain have been seen in the possession OF Ferry
street thimbe rgger, and for whom the officers to-
day are in search. Great excitement has been caused
by this murder-and well there might be, for the
two last prior murders committed here, the culprlts
have not been detected-because officers did not do
their duty. Only nnety-slx cents were found IN his
possession when taken out of the water.


From certain declaratons-not proper now TO
state-made on Thursday by a ow-bred fellow be-
longing TO the Commerce and Ferry street gang, and
from other mysterious and suspicious movements
Aaron White was last evening arrested under the
following circumstances One OF our police off
GERS had been, to his knowledge, on the watch for
him at a certain Commerce street groggery, where
he was secreted, when he slipped out the back way
but when about a mile from thence in the north
meadows seeing three men walking in the same
direction with himself, and mistakng them for an
officer and assistant he started upon run-when
the three, thinking the fellow acted queer halloed
to him, but he ran the harder and they after him.
After considerable chase, they found he had Sc
creted himself in some bushes-and before they
spoke to him, he saId he didn't kill Whitney-he
wished the man was here that did as he could then