New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-17
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fCOWTINUED FhOM Elku0I FAGE'I
= U9d1eIl Of Russell, and N. A. Ogee, of
ITo,-oe Democrats; A. G. Beard, of Mar
s5aII and w. S. Mudd, of Jefferson, Liber-
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were taken for vigorous campaign.
There are no Liberals on the State tIckeJ
because it was nominated before the balIl-
more conventions; but the support OF tne
Liberal party is pledged to the tLckeI not
withstanding.
BosTov. August 16-In reply to note
signed by a number Of cOlored cnizens to
Wendell Phillips, inviting him to address
tbem on The political issues of the day,
Phillips declines to speak, but gives his
views in q long letter, in which he taYors
Grant for President in preference to tree
lev, although he agrees with Sumner Ii re
gard to the San Domingo affair.
BRIDGEToN, N. j., August l6.-An ARRAY
occurred yesterday at E. Dawes q sons
hotel. while the excursion OF the Fame Hose
Company Of Wilmington, Delaware, we're
dining al the hotel. A man named Sweeney
booming enraged at a waiter, George Davis,
one of the proprietors of the hotel, inter
Gerpd. and was struck by Sweeney, reeeIy-
ing an injury proving fatal last night
Sweeney was taken into custody.
MILWAUKEE, August lb-Goidsmlth
Maid, Lucy, Jay Gould, st. Elmo ana
ATrGpUWlCn Nkdlu uhNb dlItNNu ny - s+~
races to commence at the Cold spring
course on the twentieth instant
DETROIT, August l6.-Ilenry Waldron
has been renominated for Congress by the
Republicans of the second district
CIECTNEATI, August l6-Democrats and
Liberals Of the fifteenth ONO dlstrlc6' "t
inint convention at Marietta to-day, nonl-
mated r X Hudson, Liberal, for Congress.
IoUIsyuLE, August l6.-It has been de-
veIoped mat the speculatiOns Of Robert
Atwood amounted to nearly S5OOOOO. The
sufferers include some of his relations and
most intimate friends. 1t is reported he
left the city this evening.
The committee of invitation Of the Ma
tional Peace Jubilee will tomorrow pub
lish the following:
To all Lovers Of Peace in the World:
Kontucky warmly and cordially invites
the lovers of peace and free government
throughout the Union, regardless of past
differences, who now unite in desire to
perpetuate federal union and good will
among the people, to gather together on
tho eleventh and twelfth Of September
next at the city of Louisville, IN national
peace reunion, TO cooperate in an effort to
unite the citizens Of every race IN such
bonds of devotion and fellowship as will
restore and establish lasting confidence in
unselfsh patriotism in every part OF our
common country.
Kentucky asks each patriot throughout
the land TO contribute by his presence
toward making the occasion memorable IN
the annals of our beloved country as
pcntccost of peace and liberty; The INVITA-
ton is signed by the most distinguished
names in the State.
DENVER, Col, August l6.-Au expedition
is organizing in this city for the new diamond
fields to he led by a United States navy
officer, who was an officer in the COrean
expedition in China. Parties from San
Francisco are here also, getting ready to
60 The expedition organized IN San Fran
cisco is said to be coming, by way OF
Denver. this being considered the best
point on the way for Outtitting. 1t Is un-
derstood that the route taken will be Fort
Albuquerque and old Fort Defiance.
Parties in Denver have heard of rubies
which had been gathered at Fort Defiance
as far back as 1859.
The expedition, under Professor Sloss,
that was recently reported from San Fran
cisco as having reached Los Angeles, left
Denver about the first of June.
There is generally little confidence IN re-
ports that reach this place from San Fran
cisco; vet quite a number Of adventurous
spirits are determined to try their fortunes
and investigate for themselves.
SARATOGA, August l6.-Ihe court OF i'm
peachment had a secret session this after
noon and evening. 1t is known that the
court disposed of ten of the articles of i'm
pcachment against Judge Barnard. 1t is
generally understood that a verdict of
guilty was given on several Of these arti-
CIes, but as strict secrecy is maintained, it
is impossible to say on which that verdict
was rendered
NASHVILLE, August lG.-The Democrats
of the third district, at Cleveland yester-
dav, nominated ID. NJ Key for Congress.
LOUIsvILLE, August l6-RObert Atwood
this evening insisted on being surrendered
by his bondsmen, and was lodged in jail.
His peculations are the universal topic OF
conversation, aud further Developments
confirm the report of their magnitude.
Tho losses Of the banks, however, are not
so great as at first supposed, many OF them
having collaterals aud others having good
names on tho paper with him The Ctti-
zens' Bank, which is reported as the most most
heavily involved is said to have about 500
600 of his paper, about $4,000 OF which is
sight drafts on New York, where there is no
money to meet them.
Weather Report,