New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-11
YESTERDAYS Evening Dispstcbes.,

new YORK, November I0.-.n q trOtting
race between George Palmer and American
Girl, Palmer won two heats and American
Cir, one. when the race WAS postponed.
Time-2:25ls; 2:Ala; 90 Is.
WASHINGTON. November lO.-The Post
master at Southwest Pass. Wyoming Terri
tory. crt the telegraph and fed with large
amount of money.
Pursuit of the Pacific railroad robbers is
being pushed. but no arrests have yet been
made.
A police Justice and police captain in New
York city have been arrested for con-
spiraey to defeat the Congressional election
laws.
Nevada elects a Democratic Governor.
Republicans, with this exception, successful,
including the election of Congressman.
Both parties claim the New York Legisla-
turc.
The Republicans have carried Michigan
by 20, 900 majority. In the Legislature they
have q majority on joint ballot. securing the
election of United States Senator.
The citizens of Clairmont, Arkansas,
fired one hundred guns over the election Of
Hanks by 5000 majority.
A colOred man. Butler, and Maynard
come to Congress from Tennessee.
The Republicans claim the Ninth District
of Kentucky.
Browns majority in Missouri is 20, 200.
Alabama has certainly elected three Dem
ocratie Congressman, probably four. There
was not single row in Alabama dnrins
election day. Elections from half the State
received, which includes the Radica; strong
holds.
Grants majority has already been over
come. The Democrats have a large ma
jority in the lower House. No election for
State Senators.
Farnswortll. a very liberal Republican,
has been beaten by a temperance man for
Congress in the Second Illinois District
The successful candidate Is also a free
trader and The Democrats supported him.
Colonel Charles Marshall. General Lees
chief Of staff, has been selected by the Lee
family to write the General,s biography.
LONDON November l0.-Dates by balloon
to the eighth have been received from Paris
Jules Favre writes to the foreign repre-
sentat;ves Of France that Prussia ia respOn-
sible for the failure Of recent aTmistice ne
gotiations. The document ia very strong.
The French feet has passed Cuxhaven,
going to tho North Sea. Buoys and lights
off the Eibc have been removed and pilots
forbidden to leave port.
The Liberals have carried the election in
North Germany as far as heard from.
Mt the Lord Mayors banquet IN London.
Granville said that Ensland's impartiality
ID w huooS's pAN
France.
Herald correspondent writing from
Versailles on the fifth. says Something i'm
p0rtant is expected to occur soon; the Prus-
SLAMS are prcpTing.
Reports reach Versailles that fifteen
Southern departments of France and Al
geria have seeded from the Tours govern
neEt.
The North German Parliament meets on
The twentieth, to prov ide the means of car
rying on The war. Bavaria alone, Of the
South German States, is seriously factious
against German unity.
A Herald correspondent reports having
Napoleon. The Emperor states
that he was not betrayed; that the disasters
which befell them were the results of mutual
and general selfdeceptiOn.
He has no ambition for his own little sons
but thinks Louis VIII be hap
pier in private station.
Napoleon hates the Republic but loves
France. He says France needs peace. He
likens recent events to an earthIuake. The
Emperor has no property IL America and
but little elsewhere