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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
WHOLE NUMBER l7l2.

and may be condensed into the phrase
Little politics and much administration. -
Sluce few days age che newly electeGa
PRESIDENT has ceased to exercise any OF tho
extraordinary powers with which 10 Gyaa
vested.
Portrio 0iaz has sent i4 his aulqmissioa,
20 the government; also that of the &orcea
under his command. The paper was datgG
october %, near Durango. The General
| promised 20 present himself aS tho eapit@3
1ms makes complete tho paGifCation of tho
country.
1t Is reported that President Herdo f0
IeJada intends to restore Generals PortiriG
Diaz and TreyinO to their former rank ia,
tn army.
Publication has been made of officials
who are by law ineligible to Congress-
1t is reported that Senior Emmanuel 5as
z3da is dead.
Senors Mendoza, Bliss and Manfred have
been appointed commission bv the Geo
graphical Society to visit the pyramids oS
Testisnancan.
An Italian journal is to be published in tE@
city of Mexico.
Needed Improvement is to be made in the
present practice in criminal causes before 9,
jury.
The railroad war continues.
The hackers of General Rosecranz Sele-
graphed that they are ready to furnish tho
security necessary to insure the completion
of their road and promise to begin work
immediately A heated discussion took
place in Congress between adherents of the
rival roads.
The Troit-d' Union says: Congress has nos
come to any decision, but it believes the
President and the people are favorably in
clined toward the Plumb project Private
correspondence. however, responds that
the friends Of the plan urged by General
ROsecranz are hopeful they will be ultima
tely successful. The road projected by Mr..
Plumb seems to be preferred because it will
make direct line to the United States and
will be broad gauge road. What will be
the result of the struggle can only be COZ
jectured.
Congress. it is said, intends granting s.
subsidy to a line of steamers proposed to Ire
run between Sew Orleans and Mexicmrs
ports.
Gomez Palario will be appointed Minissa0
Of Foreign Affairs.
The journals discuss a2 length the 6iffja
culties with the GnitRd States, and nearla
all of them suppose an end will be made a&
them satisfactorily 80 both countries, anQ
say shat an impartial investigation into &5-
fairs on the d20 Grande will make them aIa
pear in different.lght from shat givesl1Gb
the American press
A son of ex PRESIDENT JCarrera, of @fua9G-
mala, was recently fitting out ga eNpeditiOag
at Ghiapaia to Invade Guatemala. 3pfOrmG-
ton was given the government, and tho
band was at OBce Grisarmed and its org&5
izer banishe6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
TeAaa Railrsas'sa

A recent number of the San Antonio,
Texas, Kerald says:
We we're shown yesterday private lee
Ter written from New Work city 20 friend
in this city, which contained the following
interesting news item. We hope il 5s cor
rect, and believe ito be SO:
'Oakes Ames informs Yne GhaS he has Sc
ceive9 q dispatch from Pierce IN which he
states that there is no doubt but that he
will succeed in getting funds SO complete
the Columbus road to san Antonio. Re
also stated that when once commenced, che
road would Ge completed IN !welve
months
We knew Mr. Pierce had gone 60 Europe
20 raise funds. but this is the first intima
ton we have had Of his success il the mat
ter.
The same gentleman says in the letter 20
his friend: George &iddings has closed q
contract 20 build the Toa6 from :he Sabine
TO Houston"
We give these items for what they are
worth The gentleman who wrote che letter
is q wealthy resident oY our city and it is
likely he 10 well posted in railroad matters
in our State, meeting and conversing as he
does with the great eapitalists OF New GOrk
who have theiE money invested IL Southern
railroads.
The IbeFyilIe sSe'cs os The second instant
says:
We are gratitied TO know tina. work has
been recommended on the New Orleans,
Mobile and Texas railroad, and are assured
that there will be no relaxation of labor on
this great enterprise until the work is final
" completed. Captain Perkins arrived on
the steamer Satche2 last Sunday with q
party of seventy five laborers, and pro
ceeded Immediately TO the neighborhood of
the Grand river crossing 30 begin che work
of grading. We understand that negotia
tions are on foot 20 secure the !aboy "s 800
Penitentiary conVicts.
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AN ITALIAN SgABBITG AFFAIR
NE" WORK,

Resirecs go General &eRde-&Iags at EEaIf
Wast-&reeIsy Again an Gditor-1Ean-
con Marble in Harness-&hallis US.
SSOOdhuII Is &IaGlin.
NEW YORK, November THE flags are
at halfmast to-day in respect to General
Meade.
Mr.. Greeley resumes the editorshiD of the
Tribune, which he relinquished to embark
in new line of business The Tribune
hereafter will be q thoroughly independent
journal.
NIanton Marble, restored to nealgA, re
sumes the management OF $he SPOrI8 90
morrow.
Mr. Challis, the 'ibeIsG broker, declares
he will spend elO0, 600 to c04Vict Sl8tlin 81
Woodruff. Che impression is they will be
sentenced 60 full term if convicted.
Arrived-Batavi&, Aercedit@, Ariadne
and Denmark.
Money closed easy At sac. Sterling
firm; 8091s. Sold Il212 a 1925. Govern
menSs Ii q I8c better. States steady; new
Tennessees somewhat better.
Skies Of 1881, II61s; tiyeSwenties of
1862, IIl34; 1861, lIl3S; 1865, l22A, new
II44s; 1867 ll43&; 1868 ll4I2; new aves
I091s fen-foYties I08l4; Tennessee skies 744;
new 7438; Virginia skies 45, new 48, eonsoi-
dated 5517, deferred 1914; Missouri SKIES
9278, st. Joseph 9I4; Louisiana SKIES So,
new 48, levee skies SO, eights CO. &labama
eights 80, fves So; Georgia skies 70, sevens
49, North Carolinas IS, new 2B, special tax
1919; South CarOlinas 30, @ew 25. April aud
October y.
Money closed easy at SOS; prime notes
9Gl2. Exchange firm at Sig. @Sold opened
at 1925. old at IH2A, then fuctuated be-
tween VIA ll2aG, closing at ALI 0ll258.
Loans I-G5 90 fiat for use, then 90 8 for
carrying Govei nmeTt3 opened dull and
steady; on second call were about Is to "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08

4 BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF GOODs.-We yes
terday paid visit 20 the store OF Mr.. A.
Bechet. importer of cloths. cassimeYes and
French and English dry goods, No. 81 Ola
Levee street, and notwithstanding the fact
that We had long known that the direct i'm
portation OF dry goods was al important
branch of the business of our city. we con
Tess that We had no idea OF 20 what extent
the people Of this country were indebted TO
France ard England for the fine things they
wear and use in housekeeping. Mr. Bechet's
speciality is the importation Of cloths and
cassimeres and other such manufactures
used in making up the dress Of gentlemen.
And We found that his stock Of those goods
was not only very large, buS comprised
some Of the m0sE beautiful fabrics We had
ever seen. There were cloths for coats fit
for an emperor. SO fine and soft that Il re
sembled some web of silk rather than wool;
cassimeres Tor pants which would make the
heart Of Count D'Orsay himself swell with
delight, and vestings fit 20 cover the breast
Of even President Grant these happy days.
The assortment Was both large and varied,
and as one saw one pattern after another,
he could only express wonder at the skill
Of the weaver and the taste Of the designer
Of the patterns and combinations Of colors.
Besides these goods, which arc strictly in
his line. Mr. Bechet has imported many
beautiful specimens of French and English
skill in manufacture. He has table services
Of linen iamask that are porfec3 gems;
shirts from the great factory Of Charvet, of
Paris: wooien jackets, which, judging from
their texture and beauty. muss have been
knit by fairy hands; waterproof six oveg-
coats for :he pocket in fair and 20 be worn
in foul weather: clocks of mos. wonderful
mechanism. and, in fact, a thousand things
which everybody viii want as soon as they
see them We advise OUr readers 81 S:T
Mr. RerhpY . call
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
FAIR
MnI,Nr CARMEL ORPHAN ASYLCN.

%le above Fair which will be opened in NE LE-
CEN ,G!ty, Han, st. Charles street on the evening
F,f N0vembta g promises to be most brilliant and
auccegstl.l entertainment. The object OF the Far
ds of %s.lf sufficient to enlist the active sympathy
and support of any community Of Christian pso-
Die less charitably disposed :han the good people
of New Orleans The obscs oS the FsiT IS 70 pay
off the debts on the Asyum.
Mrg HanIy OF Algiers has presented tn" fair
,gttb splerdiG gold Watch, which Will be voted
Nor between the young l&dies. B. Ottner y Co. pre-
aentod q handsome and costly silveT Water Cooler
witb &obIets ts match, 90 Be competed by the
nd Sogs ana reporters OF the various newspapers of
Nhis o.tv. magnificent Punch Bowl, being man
Rfr:uYed expressly for the occasion, will he voted
Cor lsa wcsR tlo WeA known Liquor dealers ana
Rtsainboss captains. The competition for tins
prize %ill be very exciting, as all have hostS OF
niends The young gentlemen have entered the
7;sA t,G !is possession Of beautiful and valuable
gold icadeR cane The votes Will be counted
by size Rev. W. .. HeaphS and COMMITTEE
Of gentlemen representing the interested paItles'
ct the close Of the Fair. VL6 ballot boxes Will Dc
CarefulE sealed. .-..
Grand Musical aBd DrSmStc EnteEtsnmenfB
9iIl b. given each aight in addition TO the other
attractions, with complete change OF programme
each evening. The regular programme VIII D" ar
ranged and published previous to the opening OF
Ehe FAR and via contain choice selection OF ORA
nlatic and classical pieces, etc.
Tickets Is cents = without tickets 81 cents: oc9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
state Returns by Telegraph.

We have returns this morning FROM St.
Landry parish, which gives I36s majority
for Greeley. The Democratic majority in
1870 was 1887. so that there is now . Re
publican gain OF s73. This ia good Sos ST.
Landry.
In Vermiiion parish the vote sof SscEnery
is 656, for Kellogg ..29; fusion majority 427
The Democratic majority in 1870 was $50. a
Republican gain os three.
Ascension parish shows . Republican
gain Of 245 over 1870, which Is very pleasant
20 contemplate. And so we have in Ascen-
sion st. Landry and VermilioD parishes
Republican gain OF 72l votes.
This shows how much cEediS the state
ments OF the fusionsts, that they have cag-
fied the State and defeated Kellogg. are eLs
titled to.
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FOREIGN
Gaehus3essB sss RAeims-EgacuasioR 8s sAs
Germans ship DisR0iSd-Steamship


NFCFthShS SHY
sunk.
PARIS, November ?.-Great enthusiasm in
Rheims over the evacuation by Che Ger
mans. Buildings were decorated yester
day with krench c0l0rs and flowers. At
night there vas o general illumination.
The theatre was open last night for the
tirsS Sime since the occupation and che
Marseillaise was performed by tho Orches-
ira in response 20 calls from the audience.
BRUSSELS, November 7.-ywenty-ono men
and boys fell d hundred feet ia % nine at
Mainburg, and were killed.
LONDON, November THE Standard up
holds the principles on which the Southern
States seeded from the Union, and is Op-
posed to Bepublicanism, which it denounces
as deitcati0n of the passions Of tempo
rary majority, and as identified with per-
sonal and political corruption.
In consequence of the supremacy o8 the
Republican party, the States are loaded
with enormous debts and foreign holders OF
their securities receive nothing The Re
publicans are responsible also for the in
surreCtiOn in Cuba, anarchy in Mexico, and
the murder of the Emperor Maximilian
The Democrats, however, are no better.
England has had cause to complain Of
many things, but President Grants 8 policy
toward her has never been willfully pctu-
lent or hostile
election "9iS Of President h Grant, says no one
deserved better of his country, or is worth
ier of place among the Industrious men who
have twice held the presidential Office
The Telepaph hopes the United States
will now take care of Mexico and Cuba. 1t
t6eir g9qiT' attention. at @ a..
The shin Mongolia, from Quebec for Gran-
ton mt INTO GreenoclI SayinG been dis
abIed in Q storm. The crew Experienced
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
EEsECTIDNo
LAEARAHT HTl2o-
sf Republican sta8e S6@2seQ 9al8s.E
cnraA

Egeas1BR ct Republican sta8e SE6@skcQ 9gaaail
cRteSs
T9ECATUR, November 7.--6his btgG giGe9
SranB 063; Greeley 2l2.
, Morgan, madison, Limestone and Bloune
counties give small Republican majoritleso
MoETGoMERY, November 7.-Great ans
fevegish interest was manifested during tEG
past two days in regard to the State cleo
ton, which, even yet, is in doubt. Bhe Re
pubicans gained largely unexpectedly iD
che northern counties. Democratic game
and losses, computed on she basis Of the
Smith LINDSAY vote of 1870, foot mp as fol-
lows: 8ains G5GO; losses l0,500. This en-
braces official rGurns from twenty-eigha
counties polling largely. More than half
the vote in the State indicates the eleCtiOIs
of che Banlical atato Slcket by small m5
j0rity.
ticket. &he Legislature is doubtful, bus
the Democrats claim small majority iC1
both houses. Sloss and Caldwell, Demo
crats from che fifth and sixth districts, are,
certainly elected. Hanley, Democrat, seema
20 be defeated in the third district by Hilo
ham, Republicab Gromberg, 6,ibeGal, o.
elected Ggo@ Slle $rsE districs ~ 90O@&9aa
iOR5fy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
PARISH ELECTION RETURNS.

Tie official returns from poll one
of ali She city wards was made yester-
day, though certain discrepancies exist
in several instances requiring more de-
lay before completion. Tie count closed
yesterday az midnight IN the eighth,
eleventh, thirteenth. fourteenth. and ff-
teenth the count OF poll two has been closed
and only awaits verifcation.
Subjoined are complete returns from the
second, fifth, seventh and ninth wards, poll
one, fifteenth ward poll two, and partial re
turns from the first. fourth and eleventh
wards, poll 0Deo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL EsgATE AZ
AUCTION 81 THE SHERIFF,-Particular at
tention q called 70 the sale at auction
TO be made :his day at no2n, ct Ehe
ST. Louis Auction Exchange, st. Louis
street, By the sheriff Of the parish OF Or
leans. OF svo lots Of ground, with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon. stu
ated IL the Second District % this city,
faubourg IRENE. on Claiborne street, be-
tween St. Philip and Damalne streets. For
full particulars, see advertisement:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08

This is dispatch published lass Tuesday
in papers ;has sake She Associated Press
dispatches:
New CRiE4xs, November ;.--The cleo
ton throughout the State passed ot& quietly.
No official returns hav9 been received. The
Republicans claim chat they are &c, 900 ahead
in the registration, and claim that chey have
carried the State w 30, 900. The Democratic
State Central Committee claim the state BY
10000, and the city by 10 900 to l2,001 Gov
ernor Warmoth thinks the State has gone
for Greeley and Brown by $4,000 majority,
and claims :hvee and pro6sbly soUs Con
gressmeD.
Flaming headings introducing she 'Sis-
patch claim Louisiana fog Greeley BIZ :goEn
$4,000 90 @, coo majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
uORsE DIsEAS AS,

New YORK, November There wea8
thirty Four deaths among the horses to-day.
horse malady, though prevalent in this city,
does not interrupt commercial business
PITTsBURG, November 7.-The horse die.
ease is spreading rapidly. Business serious
ly affected. Ehe street cars and one of tLea,
largest iron mill6 III the city are Gon9olIeG
a SlbsRend
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Jefferson Parrish.

PoN No. 3, glasswoEks. near Carro!!soD'
is completed:
Grant. 24E; Greeley, %.
kellogg, 24l; McEnery, g.
Antoine, 933; Penn, 81.
Bo1 No. 3, Cheniere C"'n!ra,:a, Bara-
taria:
GRANT, 3; Greeley, 60.
Kellogg. ,; McEnery, GI.
Autnlnp l. Penn. 81.
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UEOR&Rd.&,
Gsepdgqican Congressmen gPecqeaS

868Dd54ican COngFessmen IPecfe8I5'
WASHINGTON, November THE electioep
Of Sloan from first, and Whitley from the
second, Georgia, districts is claimed; both
Republicans.
SAVANNAH. November THE result Of
cided. Returns come in slowly. 1t is
thought that Rawles, Democrat Is defeated.
There is, however, doubt in regard 90 5irsto
fifth and sixth districts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08

The Cincinnati Common Council are
about 70 contract with the TeSre Raute
Railway Company for 10000, 600 bushels Of
stone coal. commonly &nown as "block
COAL" at ten cents . bushel, 80 be delivered
withis sbo corporate limits Of The city at
sneh points as may be agreed upon. Thisis
. ss.0GsS 1T the Pjttsbusg coal &iugse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
ANECAENIENT6o
AcndAsnu AZ Runicn

Nothing gratifying can be said OF the a.
tendance at the theatres during this rainy
weather. Mile. Marietta Ravel played last
night to fax audience in the "Wept Of the
WIsh-tou-wishH and the Dumb Girl of
Genoa She will take her farewell benefit
this evening in the drama of the Broken
Ravel matinee. Monday evening. tho Ja-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
E1Innueminea gariehs

The majority OF Chaiairo for sheriff, over
Harding. ;s %. For the House Mahoney
has majority ever Fusterline of $50. In
the three polls Of la Hachc. Buras and Gil
more the count stood: kellogg, rs, Nc.
Emery, 3i5. Ron4uette. not counted. esti-
mated Republican majority.
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@'&RAFORa 81
azrmps,s Rstfrnntea sEfnj javia

GEG1Ba7s N5tilnatetF sERj aWI@98
WASHINGTON, NovembeR7 7.-GraBS case pt0
California by 5000 to 5000.
Goghlan, from Csiifotaia, was sfeResotes8
Sor Congress; Luttrell succeeds him.
San FRANCIsCe, November 7-Elestioe]
returns are still incomplete, cut 92os $etee0
aeoeiqessb giy0 Grant 1883 anaiori95s
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Ascension PaFishs
we have the official returns from Ascen-
ion parish. The msiOrisies are as follows:

Il was the most pescabIe election Ascen-
sion parish mas had since the war. Not q
single brawl. nor was an intoxicated per
son visible throughout the parish during
the day. Many white men who we're not
regarded as Republicans voted the Repub-
lican ticket entire. The total vote was
2507. The largest vote for fusion candi
date was 60. The largest vote for q Re
publican candidate 1889. The vote Tor
Greeley electors was 662. CAN'T, fusion
candidate for Congress-, had l46 votes; J. i.
Price, independent 539.
Ascension parish has increased the Re
publican majority since 1870 TO the extent
of 80 votes The parish officers elected are
all Republicans. Both the Representatives
are Republicans. We may proudly cay.
well done, Ascension
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08

Assessment: Noe. lI3, IlB aud liz. See
special notice column. Death OF r. J. Wat.
son, J. Acebo and A y. Barlow. Payable
at the Office Of the Hstuai aid and Beneyo-
lent Life Insurance Association OF Louisi
ana, No. i9 Camp street. Amour! paid
out since organisation. g278.2 $50.
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a.. lamen Parish.

81. James parish will give ahouS 1900
Republican majority. Up TO twelve o'clock
Wednesday, 1923 Republican and 379 fusion
votes had been counted. Adolphe Tureaud
and John Hedgepeth have been elected
Representatives, both Republicans.
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TIE remnernrmra.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's,
No. SO Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follow" At g 4. M, 60; az 3 P M, go;
at 6 P. NJ, 6so. Lowest point during the
night Of November 6, Coz. Rain during
the night Of November 6, one-sixth of an
inch. Rain. November :, one-:enth Of an
inch
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08

Total goos gifts. an casii $4,000
Ehe money to pay all these Etfs is nov up9n 9 de-
srs and '~Overs Bank. as wall be seeH by the
Soys wsna ,srtifcate Of the cashier
FARMERs ANT DRovRRs' EANN,
louisville KyaSeptembeT 70. 1872.
aThas D taRertify shat there Is now on deposit in
ahia bank over qlalf million OF collars to the
rediF of she Gift Concert fund. S300 900 OF which
ie held by this bank as treasurer of the Public
Library Of kentucky 30 Day OH alA Sltts to 9e
S"'e - 80 p. s. TEECRo Cash!eHo
grice of yicketsp
SShofe Sic&efs, s1o halves So; quarters 5 zS9 50;
II whole tickets for $lOo % for S255 50 toT $780,
ala for + 1000 285 for s25O0 SIS for $1,000 No dis
count on less than 100 worth Of tickets at Tune
The drawing will positively and unequiVocaiIy
cake place December 7. Agents are peremptoTlIy
required to close sales and make returns NoEeIn-
her in order to give ample time Sdr the nnaI ar
rsngements Orders for tickets or applications loS
circulars should be addressed to- ..e,,,,, ,,-,r.
GOVERNOR THOMAS E. BRAhLETIE,
5fDckvs oeg We Be l6t W2b
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&RRANsAAa,

8eGA Ra4a1es CIa9m the sagago
%AsHINGToN, November LS&Sisth 8an%0o
elaiBa @I4k snsas.
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TLLINOI& .

TweIxe Republican and Seven GSemOcgaaFD
Congressman.
CHICAGO, November 7.-Morrison, che
Democratic candidate, carries the seven
teenth Illinois district, leaving the delega.
ton twelve Republicans and seven Dem
nrrnto
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08

.sr ola maid suggests that ~hen men
break their hearts. it is Just the same as
when % jobstes breaks one Of his ciaTs--
auothes eprouts out immediately and
grove in It's place
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
Opera House .

Last night the initial performance Of ebe
season at the Opera House was witnessed by
brilliant audience, Notwithstanding the
severity of the weather. The drama Of LA
Closerie Des Genets" I''Ehe Willow Copse')
was produced with excellent effect, and Ge
forts Of the storm, and were yejojce1 thSt
they did SO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
The Shreveport Southeastern OF :he third

NiA~ "A ~ 30 >'1"A
says:
There were several gentlemen in sown
yesterday from the vicinity OF LewisviIle,
Arkansas They saw Red river at that
point, a few days since. They report il
very low with no prospect of a rise.
We have nothing later from the lower
river than that furnished US by the pilots of
the Garryowen and published in our edi-
tion Of yesterday.
There was very little business transacted
on the wharf yesterday. The Garryowen
received few bales Of cotton during the
morning. After taking on about twenty
five or thirty bales she whistled up her pas
sengers aH0 dashed of fox the Crescent
City.
There is one universal cry throughout the
city and country against the extremely low
stage Of water that the river affords. If
our citizens will render some assistance to.
warSl the closing Of Tones bayou they will
have no cause 10 complain after that stream
is filled up. The volume of water which
would be suddenly thrown into the channel
of Red river would increase the depth of
water from here out to the mouth to three
and half or four feer. Upon this depth of
water our iightest boats could carry 250 or
300 tons, and make the trip from New
Orleans here in six days, which would be 3
great improvement on the present regime.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
KENTUCKX

aSld X aintucIk Gone for Greeley.
@TAsHINGToN, November The RepgaO
licans concede Kentucky 60 &Sre'eleq' &Sp
5000 ia 10000
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INDIANA,

erranf 's Mai Ority About Twenty Thousand
WAsHNGToN, November 7.-Grant5 ma
-iOrity indndianais is between 49, 600 and %, coo