New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
NEW YORK.


The Tribune Cheated-some More Charles
0,COnOr-WesGern Union Telegraph
Company-OId Officers Reelected
suit Against New Orleans Dfstillers
for Taxes ard Penalties Coz
InyOiyed-Ocean Yacht Race.
NEw YORK, October 9.-TIe ITi5Hnt
saws; .'We have been cheated out OF Fenn
sylvania: have made great gains in Ohio
hit not enough to carry the State, and have
nothing discouraging from Indiana
The Heruld's Richmond correspondent
saws: Charles Q'Conor, in reply to letter
addressed to him BY James Lyons, president
Of the Louisville convention, lnqulrlng
whether he would give assurances that he
would serve il elected, and if il was true
he had said Mr.. Greeley was a man OF
trauscendent ability, wrote as follows
NEW YORK, September 80, 1872.
MY DEAR SIR-If have said or written
.anvthing differing in the slightest degree
communicatiOns-one to the Louisville con
vention and one to the committed possess
no power Of language which would enable
me to speak more plainly on any of the
Rnbiects there treated Of.
may be true, as you suggest,
thaeE- people will not vote for any
man who will not announce in a
serve them 1850, they will never vote for
me. / should regard such announcement
as one mode of Soliciting their support. If
the Southern Yeople did not know before
said anything on the subject, that one Of
tile candidates is a man of transcendent
ability, they are singularly slow of appre-
hension The gdesOlaUion Of which tney
complain is attributable to him. The long
and disastrous war shat filed this bloody
chasm with fratrieidal slaughter and in
volved the whole country in debt
and decentralization, is due to the uu-
equaled energy, combined with the
folly Of this one exceeding. able, ex-
ceedingly amiable, and exceedingly mis-
chievous man. / regard the possibility of
his election with inexpressible aversion. If
the ideas of heather times prevailed,
would cheerful surrender my portion as
sacrifice on the altar of that diety whose
controlling events light thus be propitiated
and induced to save my country from i'm
pending evil. do not write this letter for
publication,
With unchanged and Interchangeable
Friendships respect and esteem,sI remain,
CHARLEs 0'coNoR.
The stockholders Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company to-day elected the old
directors and officers.
In money on call the bulk Of the business
was at gold to l-32 early in the day; later
z became the general rate, and before the
close of bank hours there was a temporary
decline to 3, followed by an advance to 5 a.
6. Exchange was strong and decidedly
higher in the morning, when prime sixty
days sterling was quoted at 812. In the
afternoon the market weakened. and closed
at SA. Gold opened at 1923 a 1929, ad-
vanced 10 1875, but soon fell to II2l3, raj
lied to 1929, and closed firm at ll23B q
1914 ITS
ments opened steady; on second cali they
were heavier, especially for January and
JulyYs.but the market closed steady, with
pfiess agana a to y below last night
SuiB TIL heen commenced against Her
man Inv gaton and John Fox, residents of
this eitY, and members of the firm of James
Connolly "a Co, 5distillers of New Orleans,
to recover 500, 900 taxes and penalties al.
legged to be due the government by that |
firm. s
Entries for the ocean yacht race from
Sandy Hook to Cape May are Dauntlsgs.
Alarm, Madeline, Maggie Palmer, Enchant- /
ress.
Samuel D. Sinclair, publisher of the Tri-
dune, has been notified and will give bonds |
tomorrow in the Scott libel case.
Skies of 1881, 1l524; fve,twenties of 1862, |
us; 1864, 1l5; 1865, lis, new Ia; 1867, |
ia; 1868, la: new fyes HOE; ten-forties |
lO734. Tennessee SKIES, 7219, new 72A Vir- |
ginia skies A, new AZ, consolidated 501S, |
deferred Is; Louisiana skies so, new 48, |
levee skies so, Fights 60; Alabama Fights |
so, fves 60; Georgia SKIES 10, sevens Sc; |
North Carolinas 30, new IS, special tax II: |
South Carolinas ID, new 23#, April and Oc-
tober IS.
The Atlantics defeated the Bostons to-day
in championship game of base ball; score,
to 3.
The grand jury Of Hudson county, New
Jersey, mas indicted Chief Of Police Nc
Williams and Detective Doyle. for conspir-
ne to rob the First National Bank of jer-
3ey City last June, having burglars tools
and allowing them to be used, and entering
he bank. Doyle filed bond of $4,000 for
rial. McWill;ams not arrested. Court
Adjourned.
Professor Tyndall and the Marquis of
Qaeensbury arrived in the steamer Russia
Reddy the Blacksmith did not attend the
election, and was not arrest
ID in Philadelphia.
A considerable amount of November five
wenty coupons arrived to-day from Europe.
Registration IN Brooklyn 0,477, with one
az remaining in which to register.
v. Y. Phillips, porter in the postotfice, is
ED on $4,000 bail for embezzling money {
stters.
William Kelly was fatally wounded at
Fenton early this morning by shot fired {
Y James Gray, private watchman. Kelly
avs Gray insulted his wife, and Gray al {
'ges that the shooting was done in self
efense t
The game to-day in the base ball tourna- i
ent series between the Athletics and Mu- /
lals resulted in score of nine to seven in
.vor Of the Athletics, Twelve innings were
ave1