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STREET COMR--OFFICIAL.

C,IRST DISTRICT POUND-was brought
the First District Pound Dryades street, between u
and Girod streets, estfays-
One feabt horse pony about 10 hands high, marks
by saddle aud collar, shoes.
One gray horse pony, IA hands high branded
the left thigh, shod all round.
One whiie she goat, with black spots.
One yellow The kid with white face
paid, will be sold public auction said pound SAT
URDAY. July 81, 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
p. A. GUY0L Street Commissioner.
T.J. HITsELBERGER,
Deputy Comptroller
EPAVE UU PREMIER DISTRICT-u a
IL etc conduit depot des epaves du Premier District
Oryades entire Julie GirOd. epnves--
POM girls monchete denviron mains de hau Ryant
marques de Ia sele ct du collier. fe re.
I'm POM girls denvon IA mains de haut, eiampe sur la
cuisse gauche, ct ferre aux quatr pieds.
Une chevfe blanche avec DIES taches noires.
I'm cheyresu jaime, ayant Ia face blanche.
dts r6clames dix jOurs
frais paye lis vendus enchere pubque dit de-
pot, sAMEDI, 8 Juliet 1855, d 10 heures A. NJ
Nouvelle- Orleans, q JUN 1858. je22 e js2
SECOND DISTRICT PUUND-was broug Int
- the District Pound Derbisny street.
St. Ann and Main streets estrays-
red hrindle cow with snail white spots the fore
head the belly and the end Of the tail white and the
both cut of, left horn broken, visible brand
One white yellow and brown spotted with The tight
underb and the left undersigned branded O. the right
hip no other marks visible.
Whch claimed within ten days and the there
paid will be sold public auction said pound
WEDNESDAY, 9Th July, 1883, at IL o'clock NJ.
New Orleans, June % 1883
q. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered June 25th 1885,
Clerk Of Comptroller,
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esored That the seaed proposal received at the Comp
trolleTs office, from Louis surg for constructing bridge
Canal Carondet Broad street. for the OF S
be and the hereby rejected and that the Comptroller
be and hereby auth Adudcsts the lowest bidder
after 1--WE official iournsl contract for build
ing Canal Carondee At Broad street accord
ing fla in the Survey or's ofce said sale 80
subject the approval rejection Of the Common Council
lsignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
lSIgnedl G. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
IsisnedI GERARD srITH. Mayor. ie2s
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No. 1894.
RsoiUed That the Comptroller be Is hereby
70 sell to the lowest bidder after Eve days notice in the official
journal, contract fer the Of the wharf
the upper limit Of the city said be
with specifications file in the Surveyors office said ad
Indication 70 be subject to the rejection of The Com
mon Council.
(SgnedI j. MAGIONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl n. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May I. 1855.
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COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, June 75 1855.
No. 1888.
Rolred That the Comptroller be he hereby authorized
sell lowest bidder after FIVE days notice the official
Journal for the construction OF nuisance boat
cordance with plan and specifications file Survey
os Office said contract he subject to the approval reec
ton OF the Common Council.
Sgnedl j. MAGIONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed II. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May I 1858.
tSignedl CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor
A true copy, jules CAssARD,
Secretary of hayoralty,
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, July Z, 1855.
- ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
IL he is hereby authorized and give notice. by
standing advertisement IN the official journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance A42 approved March
3d. 1884 the Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority order the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred TO.
[Signedl f. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl l.. II. PLACE
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855.
t5gnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention OF the of city and of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
I. TIIEARD,
Iyl6H Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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COTTON PRESSES.

COTTON PRESSES.
Corner of Tchouptoulss and Robin streets.
Corner of rehoapiouias q Henderson strests.n
St. Mary's street. between Perdds and Poydrass
Corner Of St. Thomas and Basin Streets
Corner Of Tchoupltoulas and Richard streets.
Corner Of rchoupitoulas Richard streets.
New Leveea and Louisa streets.
Corner Levee and Rongnaestresis.
Corner Administration and Richardstsssts.
Corner Levsesnd CLIQUE, streets. Third District.
SHIPPERS,
UNION.
WOODS,
TEXAS.
LEvKE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
| Levee street. between ST. Ferdinand land Monteeu
streets, Third District
PIoAYUNE.
Lsxsestrees opposite Pestiss. ThirdDstriet.
INDEPENDENT
New Leyee and RoaHgnae streets.
| NEW COTTON PRESS
Lsves street between xontss utsnd cious tstrsss;
Third District
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lsig gSsf ' Z 0H las NJ WATERMAN, Mayor.

Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY the I'd day July
next will adjudcate my Office at II o'clock the
ie25
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News from Venezuela.

DEMAND OF The FRENCH MINISTER FOR THE RvLvAsE
OF MONAGAs-THK DEMAND KeFUsBD -PRKPAEA-
TIoSs Fob The ELECTION, ETC.
TIE schooner Amy ChSae arrived At this port yesterday
from Porto Csbeilo, venezuels, Goth ult
The French Admiral At Laguayra, With srisats,
slcop Of war and steamer. An Ensiish steamer
Dutch corvette, and Spanish brig were also there
Aperemptory demand was made by the Frsooa Nina
ter on tie provisional government Of venszaea 70 70
lease President Morag.s from prison. and al ow him to
leave the country. In conformity with the pro,o,ol
between tho foreign Ministers and the Minister
o. Foreign Affairs when they agreed 10 release Mouaga
to the public authorities from the French LeRa.ioa where
he had sought protection General Castro and bis M.a
listers refused TO raiiy what the Minister Of Foreign
Ansys h'd agreed to with the diplomatic corps that
bocy had no right to interfere with the domestic Affairs
justoe due OF law. Consequently the country
~as menaced by The French Admiral with . threat TO
cneIce Tho government, into compliance ana forty eight
General Castro, who bad successfully ovehrown the
koDsgas ami y, was not to be easily inm,dsted BY TO-
reign Interference, and put the French Admiral to dc
ia, ce, and peremptoriy refused 70 comply and the
forty eight hours passed and no shots we're fired
On sunday the go Of NAY the election for deputies
convection at vsepcis on the 9Th OF July 10 form
constitution and establish federal government dividing
vided the subject but IL believed the federal party
will carry the day OF the Convention There wilt be
sorg effort to remove the capital from Caracas 10 Va
iepcR, where formerly WAS
The old parties will be revived, snd the election viii
probably DO riotous; but the government has been
making preparations keep all quiet yasncs where
the Convention meets and have Transferred artillery and
mnskets from Porto Csbello 70 Valencia In Ant.cipa-
ton OF the Naiiotd Convention, Is there are many
disanecfed paruzaDs at present In Venezuela, and
every vigilance ID required 10 prevent 40 outbreak.
The British Minister, the Hon. Richard Bingham, has
been recalled and Is expected the French Mioster will
follow suit, fro m the course he has adopted 10 70
spcct 70 konasas in opposition to the pubic authorities
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The Board Of Aldermen viii hold the nrss meeting Il
ther June session This evening and viii continue 70 meet
evey evening except Friday and Saturday until the bust
disposed o. expected thai the Investigation
going before the swi Mix Committee WIN furnish The
Board with good deal Of matter for their oousderaoo
The Board Of Councilmen also meet this evening n ID
supposed that the Board Oil meet every evening except
Saturday for eight evenings, and then adjourn There
mot much unfinished business The books, and what
there s IL Of routine chArsctm Nov that the "hsassA
term" has commenced not very likely that the intel
lectusl and phlanhropc powers Of our City Fathers win
be put active operation 70 devise measures for The vel
fare Of their constituents. Judging from the past b
rather 10 be supposed that they will take easy, alp their
lager and luxurae In the o,untry by the seaside whs
hard working tan payers who furnish muscle, brain
and wealth ts the community, and Who place these men
M seutnes 70 look After their nterests win be len 70
cake care Of themselves
The Board Of Supervisors win meet 10 morrow (rues-
dsy) 81 three O'Clock.
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Tine Revolution In 81 Dsmiseo. y
sArTAsA In THs FIsLD-sT. DohIS0o CITY
STATE or snGE-PLIGHr OF THG IHH ABfT Axa.
FROM The SCENE or HosTILIrIEs, RrC.
Tho bank Clara Windsor, Capt NICE zen, has arrived a.
Quarsaore from Port On Prince. whence saed the
ASsn usmo Tho Intelligence she brings Of he condition
snsas throughout the entire island or Hayu is Of To-
eresng nature. Tho folio wing particulars have been
related 70 Us Of It's progress Of the revolution In st. Do
mnge, and s effects upon the unfortunate ishA5iAnts by
. gentleman who wss passenger on bard tho Cara
Windsor.
Before the sailing OF the CArs Windsor people
arriving In large numbers from the theatre Of ct St
Domingo Some came overland and others vessels Two
or three days before informant the Island schooner
arrived ~ Cape Hayden from 81 Domingo with between
twenty I've and thirty persons-msn, women and chill
drenall OF whom we're In destitute condition, having
abandoned or been deprived OF ell they possessed By
the progress Of The revolution. day after
sicoP arrived at the port from the Of war;
ana osco6gec another cargo OF human DO pRs, whe
were also glad 70 tsoape with the lo.s eve,y hing ex
cspt Their hyes From Cape HAyten they proceeded By
Ions IN Who 0 a.. 20 20 JON otner con
town. Most OF tbese fogves Freech people, or tho
tesoeDd.ns Of French but n'ormso states that
people OF several Daions we'll Frsnoh and Do
N nieAns ere seeking refuge 10 flight
among other arrivals By the overland route from 81
shorty before the departure OF the Clare wudscr ser
eDooupternS considerable hardship and fatigue the
journey.
Matters 10 s. Domingo sppoar TO DO drawing 70 crisis
state Of seee prevailed There when the latest
from that portion Of the island received. Tns
powhed Gepef al SaDtsra ut the heal Of the forces
ptsso 70 the government, and II beleve that the
revolutionary party must ultimately be trum ant No
important change had taken place In the relative post
eors OF the forces either side upt day which
the BARK left Port 81 Prince, but the I0uary
vas supposed 70 be decreasing daily In Obers, ana
might eCcI be Ii strength sufficient the uuder
issne OF decisive measures. The OF Santana
70 be terror TO the opponents and souragoent 70 lhS
rtytlut'oraTy forces
Intelligence CT battle OF description vas hourly
expected ct Port M Prince. When the Clara Windsor
ssed there only t~o other veeses In part one Of
which vas Q schooner from Boston.
The yellow fever had entirely disappeared and though
there was Do ether disesss OF any kird pvevs tie
plsoe, everything wore IN exceedingly sud aspect.
Our informant believes that fewer than leo Of the
fu2bives from ST. Domit 60 could have arrived Port
Pnce alone during the month preceding tho departure
Of The G. W.
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mark ets.


NEW ORLEANS, June 4, 1853
Coston-The sales OF cotton TO day 500 bales a
nresusr prices g1c s are nominal IN. sale: Of
week $50 bales. In stok port estimated 1t 2il
Geo bales The rccei,s this port 10 date 81 0oe
bales ahead Of last year and ct ell Southern ports II 900
bales I'm excess Of IAst year. Sugar unchanged, with
Light supplies; sales ct &c. 7c ConeeSales Of The week
500 bags stock q oco bags ss.ns us 500 bags good
pooi, s lea STERLING. Exchange, ioiX lO7x.
CHICAGO, June 5-6PM.
flour duI Wheat excited tue msrKet osipg viii IN
sales = Of, oo os s closed ssu
ments 10 Buao-so0 bos nour, ~ 900 bushels wheat,
n 600 bushels corn shipments to osweso-No -four,
1900 bIhss wheat, As. 900 bushels corn
BUFFALO, June 6-6P.M.
Flour In good shipping demand aod drmer sales 900
bbs At 81 80 for sIua s.s, IS 7osss IS for super
npe Wisconsin - IS for superone indiana and Ohio,
and - Is - so for round hoop Ohio whess nrmer:
sales rs COO bushels at Tee 75c arrive and the
Corn nrmcr sacs 1000 bushels ndiAna and Oho u sos
e0c Oats nrmer sAlcs Is 900 bushels, part 70 arrive,
at 37xo. Rye ermcr; saes 800 bushels Al $50. whis
kcy--Saies 800 bon 81 pc Frcights lower: -four &c.
80 wheat Ice 70 New York. Lake imporis 5000
bbls -four, 40 600 bushels wheat 1900 bushels corn,
II 900 bushels oats. Canal e1ports-3ooo bbls -four,
45 900 bushels wheat 900 bushels corn, IL 900 bushels
oAis.
OswEoo, June 5-6P.M.
Flour unchanged. wheat nrm safes ~ 900 bushels
Milwaukee club ii 7sc. zoe. anoat asd delivered. Corn
STEADY saes 30 700 bushels o2kc for Illinois
river Freshu urcbat geo -four, on, $50 wheat, co. %
wheat 40 900 bushels corn. Canal exporb-a3 800 bbb.
-four, is 900 bushels wheat, II 900 bushss corn
Providence, June e-6P.M
Cotton 6ull with small salcs 81 rather castor prices.
wool-sAles Of four thousand pounds fleece n thirty
three and Q half csou, and twenty thousand pounds
pulled 81 twenty eight and thirty seven cents Printing
sps :, me o,os. so,osy. ssmsnsed further savssce
one quaser cent sales Of the week Fy one thousand
Sin hundred pieces. 90 BY q. 81 I've and bali esnAa
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GARRIAGU AMI DrArr


Harmed.
A,vr -"MrBAkK.-Ou Thursday luna r N thu
Churop o. 70 lecArosuoo. by shs Rev H. Y nootsoms-
AZ, IsxUx A mold TO Mrs. JrIIA wEIIBASx ell OF this
fHArrrx-sAIrua -0D Wednesday June q, the brides
resoeooe MI RoBssf CiAf1Ix 70 Asns SArna OF Crook
iyn
Baltimore and washiDstoN papers please COPY.
CIAx1-Ooos.-On Friday Gsee' noos, nay II, By Rev.
John Quincy Adams, Mr.. CHAKIIs CLs2x, Jr, TO ws
ANNIE e. NJ younges daughter Of John Il Coon, both ~
this city.
RomssoS-Bosp-MC Cincinnati ruesdW morning.
June ! By the Rev. Dr. 9. n Butler JONI a. R0mHsou
Esq, Ct this city, 70 Mas LUCY 8oSD, daughter Of the
Hon. VIM. Koy Bond, Of Cincinnati.
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from ~ Capitol The President and Cabinet foreign
mhstua and members Of Congress Were In attendance


rHE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
WARRINGTON, June g. 1885,
Mr. stkiee Intends to introduce in the House To- NOR
row eii authorizing merchant vessels 10 to pro-
tect Themselves against search, visitation and deteaton
and TO make captures, which 10 be condemned as
prizes ana authorizing the President employ the naval
forces for the ssme purpose
The Senate Committee Finance propose 10 amend the
House ooesn Neil Appropriation bill BY authorizing
change In the terminus Of the Collins line from Liverpool
20 Southampton in case Of failure TO perform trip BY
the Collins line, the Postmaster General to give the
ocean and inland postage to other parties carrying tho
mail The compensation for the HAvre and Bremen lines
h limited 70 tho ocean and inland postage.
Ths President has signed the bill declaring the title 70
ADd warrants 70 vestin the widow heirs egaases In al
cases where proof 6led but the issued
during The etme Of tho claimant and making them per.
eonai chaes warrants issued under the oct Of March,
1856, srs sssignssle.
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Our Washington Correspondence.
WARRINGTON, June T. 1858.
Some Of the Hasps Cdndidates for Office osmsaeys Con-

WARRINGTON, juno q, loo6
Some Of the Eeeps candidase'tor O6ice-Pos~saevs Con-
frnsed-
The following posmssters have been confirmed BY the
Senate and there three hundred sp
poinments Of various kinds yet to DO acted in tho
BeoAte-F. H,dreth, Lowell, Mass; j. vsuderhouse,
Bath, N. Y; W. g. Badser, Augusta, Me-; T. G. Young,
Saratoga, N. T.; thomas Welsh, Montgomery, Ala W.
d. Morrast, fuscaoosa Ala r. b ack, EufAnta, Ala T.
L. Toulmin, Mobile, Ala w. J. Wendham, Huntsville,
Ala; II, r. Feepey, Wheeling, Va; Thos B. Bigger,
Richmond, Va W N. Frieod, Petersburg, Va r. q.
'Ai .s sr m AsnGy, snanSs M
rsmento, Cal Ed waIds, Belfast, Me J. 9 Snow,
Bath, Me-: Whedoen Calais, Me-; g. Jordan, Portland
g; Rust, Austin, Texas J Mccormick, Baton Rouge
La Hunt, rledo, Quo; I. Brasnron, steu oenvlls
o 6on,l L.oo..,st' o. Case sr yos,
Ind j. N Talbot, Iodiaoapolis, Ind c. Rudd Evans
vile, Ind ] Moore, vMceo0es, Ind; R Ewa,d,
Woooman, Gree, Falls N. &C. II. Runolett Portsmouth,
n. H. Barns, Don, \. e.; J. CArsTe, Coocord,
ter, Il. H;y. Isz.ro, sur,iOgtoo, Iowa; Turner,
Georgetown, ca Courtney, cooms, Cal G. Patrick,
soDc's, Cal 7 J ohu,ehn, Little Rock, ARK: J N. DIX
CD, Jefferson City, NO J Suto, FredericS, Md A. Cas-
sowsy, Annapolis, Nd; konour, aagefstown, Nd. ;
] Morris, Ga tmore Mo-. NJ Clsck, New Br.oo Cono. ;
Sssd;s M s sss
jsmin, Trenton, j K L. Glow Priocetoo, N ; J
Atkinson, Newport, r. L; W Carroll, Memphis Tom ;
F. L. Suobecsft, Macon, Ca W. Young. Chelsea,
Mass So.cum, Fail River, Mass R Noble, West
Geld, Mass p Alien. P,tsaeld, Noes; N Cspes, Bos-
ton, Mass ; p Small YORK, Pa W. H. Hutter, EAston
Pa Mrs. Mary Be'ard, West Point, n. Y.
[Cosrespono epcs OF The Public Ledger
WASHINGTON June 3, 1853
Asot1er Boundary Dispute in Oregon.
The north boundary line established by the
Oregon treaty Is sbost be aud arked. The Joint
commission commsDoed the work a year ago more
Mr. Archibald lamp yeil. the United States Commissioner,
leaves 10 day on his resurn 70 the duty.
learn that dbcoites have occurred in the construc
tlon OF the treaty The Brth losing anythog for
want OF Ireseosoo, all tho small islands lying
between vADcouvers Island and the main land appur
sebaIces 70 The former, wh,h BY treaty included in
sheir possessions.
We claim oe slanos south OF the parallel Of forty nine,
except vapoouver's Islano.
Mr. Ben,on 10 his speech In the Senate the rstHca
on OF the Greg treaty dwelt upon the importance Of
these nets, WHICH be considered 10 be under tho
treaty without oirpute
So we have another disputed boundary question 70
settle.
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Ne swsy the missionaries ss supposed 10 hsve In tho
Issa DIS. the tbestys appears to s ~ grssnd Inc Va
qreso brought from eas Franoseo 'oss Tor
hias Annette Incs and Ess Emma snAA ~. Donng their
ttorl stay in Honolulu they evea eW per-
frrr sbc<s and the Roy ri Nav an N~rensd unocr
iat management Of NJ L. Bestiy aoS "kasO, cr, Inc
luha wrs," was played N god bouse me pssy wes
well cast and Mr.. Besuy h,ss Immei snS ~ Townsend
svsal ed sber parts Nth oreon bu, those wbe fov
tnose enough 70 wisess Miss ADpet Ipce h ths ehaao
ter Of BsDca the honolulu critic. will with
IN rg that her talents have not been overated
The 0Dsbed acBe and the fashionable Of Tues
cay evening brouRbt tc mind tho palnsst days or ths
Bswbiisc stsge ~ " Mos Ipcs wss received with re-
pesteA spp ause, end ct the esd Of play called
out by TIE delighted audeG On the folio eveang
s'ss Emma Stanley gave her wonderful and epranon&
performance Of the seven Ages Of wouan," also V
full and appreciatpg audiepce.
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Tremendous Stor ms In Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, June s, 1868
despatch from st Joseph, Missouri, says that that
section Of the country bad been visited by the
rain storms Known The Platte, Grand and several
other rivers had overovn their banks, doing immense
damage 70 the crops, bridges, &c The worst 0onss-
,Quencos were feared.
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Iedhes Mske Y~ur Own shavss -eteyIs Ber-
S~ - W~ ~ PR so@ j. LuCKIrT HON 4 60,
Di fultoa sirees Brooklyn.
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MISS SUNDERLAND PARpoNEp,-Eliza Ann Sun
dcrsnd sentenced 10 Sing sing prison fcw days since
Sor grand larceny has been psdoned oy Governor King
strong appeal vas made In her favor, and appears
20 have been successful
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the Captured ssstsrsstss st Tampsoe.
TO THH lpIToR OF TIE HKRALD.


May I ssk you 70 inform me, through your paper,
what was the ultimate tate Of the party Of santanista
officers who were taken while attempting 10 land 81 Tam
poo, some weeks ssos You published, ct the time,
their execution BY General Cara, and shortly
Afterwards . contradiction Of H. had, thereforc sup
posed false, hearing nothing further OF n, until to-day,
when, from passage In this mornings Times, l cannot
but fear thai this repirt but too well founded
you can give me the Information desire, and also direct
me 10 any source where may obtain the particulars of
she affair, you viii confer than ordinary favor
upon one OF your readers.
BRooNYN, June 8, 1853.
The only reliable Intelligence received In relation 70
these prisoners is what pubshed some time sinos
AFTER their capture By Gov Cara, they were sent 10
small village IN the Interior for safety since whom no
thing has been heard az them. There no reason 10 be-
eve they have been shot, and such had been The case
che affair would have made great noise In Meuco from
the prominent poston held by several Of them lis 70
be presumed that when Cara Withdrew from before
Tampico he may have taken or sent these prisoners 70
Victoria the capital Of The state.