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ARRIVED SUNDAY.

ARMED SUNDAY.
Steamship c W Lord, Rogers, from Baltimore Apri
IS VIA Havana. to WitherspOOn Moss &co-ls
Steamship Clinton Stowe, from Indianola via
Galveston. to Charles Whitney &eo-lst dis
British ship Athena, Potten, from Liverpool Febru
airy l6, to Meeker, Knox &eo-Point
Bark Maggie Hammond, Cole from Cardiff Febru.
ary to master-POint
Bark Bertha Temple, McFee, from Cardiff February
TO- to master-POint
Schooner Oak Ridge Rochester, days from Rua
tan Island, to MASTERED district
Schooner Adene Elwood Hawkins, from Antwerp
December %, to master-POint
STEAMBOATS,.
Bismarck, Spane. from st Louis
Charles Bodlnann. Holden from Cincinnati
Sallie v, Jeanfrau. from Lower Coast
Hunter. FOrgay. from Lower Coast
Carksve. Adams from SDadra, Ark
Amite Porter. from Amite River
TOwBOATs.
Wicaco Lombard, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, ships Castine and Scion and bark
b Brookman-BrOught up ship Athena and
schooner Oakrldge
Calhoun, Brown. from the Passes-Towed down
barks Bertha, Temple and Maggie Hammond
and schooner Adeline Elwood
EXPORTS.
INDIAEOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES st
Mary-For Indianoa-3O0 bbls -four 500 SKIS corn 80
bags coffee 20 bbls whisky 800 pkgs mdse For Gal,
veston-lOe bbls -four 200 half bbTs flour 30 kegs Of
molasses 20 bbs whisky 20 ties lard 80 cks bacon 300
SKIS corn 800 pk GO mdse
PORT ANTOIA-Schooner Tower-60 bbls OF
-four
NEW YORK VIA Enthusiastically Weyb os'
set-For New York 1876 bales cotton For HaVaha-
$50 ties lard 500 bbis -four
IMPORTS
BALTIMORE VIA notwithstanding c W
Lord-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-Steamshp Cortes-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-Steamship Gen Meade-Astd mdse
JEFFERSON PARISH-Schooner Gabriel Alme-
20 hhds sugar and sundries
INDIANOLA VIA GALvESTON-Steamship Gin.
ton-4O7 head cattle snd sundries
INDIANOLA VIA GALVES!ON-Steamsh1p st
Mary-92 bales cotton and sundries
CARDIFF-Bark Maggie HammOnd-3546 bars rail.
RIATAN ISLAND-Schooner Oakridge-S760 co.
coanuts 10 200 plantains 9l8 punches bananas
LIVERPOOL-Ship Athena-Astd mdse
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Adeline ElwOOd-26O9 bars
railroad iron
MALAGA-Bark Rosaria-Astd mdse
CARDIFF-Bark Bertha Temple-3540 bars rail
road iron
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
POINT CHICOT-Steamer Frank Parcoud-IOS
bales cotton 5269 SKIS cotton seed 50 SKIS Oilcake IL
SKIS seed cotton and sundries
ST LoUIS-SteameE Bee and barges-s4l3 bbls Of
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LOTTERIES,
LOTTERIES.
DRAWING OF THR LOUlSIAM
STATE LOTTERY FOB APRIL IS, 1872.
CLASS 80.
I 4 e M

IL; ZEE.
The above drawings are published in all the prinr
eipsl papers, and are drawn in public daily Of The
rooms Of the company.
Information furnished and prizes cashec BY
HOWARD, SIMMONS CO.. Contractors.
b. Charles street, corner Union. New OrleanA
Witness eur hands 1T New Orleans. Louisans
th1s fifteenth day Of April. 1872
q. fERALTA,
ADAM 4IFFEN,
Commissioners.
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES. sp3S
] .OUislANA STATE LOTTKRY
PAM
Incorporated August II, 1865.
CHARLBS T. HOWARD. .PRESIDKa1.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SPLENDID 9CHEMR-ONLy 10000 NUNEKRe.
Capital Prize. $4,000.
CLASS r.
10 BIZ DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS Oh
Saturday. April -. 1879,
HOWARD. SIMMONS CO., Contractor
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Tuesday, April Is, 1872.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship st Mary, "Trip. for Indianola via Gal
weston
Steamship weybosset, Boiger, for New York via
Havana
British ship Canova, Blance, for Sunderland via
Pensacola
Schooner NJ Tower, Cahoon, for Port Antoria
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aEOKIPTe OF PRQnunR.

POINT CHICOT-Steamer Frank Parcoua-102s
bales cotton $500 sks cOttOns seed So SKIS oicake IL
SKIS seed cotton and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Bee and barges-s4l3 bbls Of
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THE LIBERAL REFORM ASSOCIATION.


The Reformers To Be Reforned-John
McCooI Nominated for Mayor.
The Liberal Reform Association held q meeting
last night at Steinbrack's Hall, corner OF Fifty
second street and Second avenue. The meeting,
which was a large one, was composed mainly OF the
most influential men in the ward, was called to
order at half-past eight by the President, Mr..
Cohen who before he resumed his seat said that
the objects OF the meeting and the association were
20 institute reform and not make reformers-bc-
tween which two words there - great difference
lie said that the city was now being ruled by men
who under the mask Of reform, were slowly but
surely riding us on 10 worse viilany than that
which we had just shaken OF. The following reso-
lutions were then read and adopted by the meet
mg:-
Resolved, That recommend the Enforcement OF the
nomination OF Horace Greeley by the National Demo.
cratic Convention which Is to meet at Baltimore July
Resolved That we, individuals and an organization
arc against the "twoternI" principle, and that will
support no man who H.
Rcsoved That copy these resolutions be forwarded
DR.. WAssBRxAN next addressed the German por-
exhorted them to be bold In the declaration %
principles several other gentlemen also addressed
the meeting, and In reference to the Mayoralty OF
New York, which was one of the subjects brought
up before the society for consideration the name oil
Mr.. John McC0ol seemed to be foremost, aud put
for the late hour resolutions would nave peeh
drawn up favOrlng his nomination for SAID once
The meeting adjourned, to meet on Monu'S ncA''
at half-pa.st eight O'Clock, at the same pia'c'
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THE ELhlRA CONVENTION.
Cornell and Few Followers Hunting Up the
Delegates to the Republican Convention
Tho Grant Men Apparently
Disheartened.

ELMIRA, May Is, 1872.
The wire pullers OF the Grant crowd arrived this
evening. They whistle exceeding low The high
music OF the Union, as they interpret 1t, is toned
down to a patry party squeal. Administration
managers writing in frantic efforts to look COM
posed and seem masters Of the situation Only
Cornell, Surveyor OF the Port OF New York;
Lafin, the selfsacrihcing countryman who with
wild abandon, hung himself into the breaches OF
the Naval ONCE, and called high heaven and his
county committee to witness the purity OF his
motives, is also here. Two doubtful partisans OF
Grant accompanied Cornell and his party. They all
agreed that "Honest Tom Murphy would not be
here to manipulate.
This is evidently Cornells own funeral; perhaps
his management will make II a political funeral for
Grant, have to remark as signal the times that
this evening, in close discussion on the politi-
cal situation o gentleman present offered
to bet any amount that two-thirds of the delegates
would be Office holders under the federal govern
ment Cornell looked little wild, but was ''mum.n
The gentleman who made the bet threatened to
send his information to the HERALD, and perhaps
he will
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May IS, 1872.
The London Standard tory and High Church
organ this morning, In an article on the approach
ing Presidential contest in America, Is quite
In its denunciation Of President Grant, accusing
him Of nepotism, j0bbery and improper use OF the
military In administration OF civil affairs.
STRIKING SAILORS SATISFIED.
Most OF the sailors who struck work at SOuthamp-
ton have returned to work, and the strike there is
now thought to be over.
TIKI COTTON SUPPLY.
One thousand seven hundred and seven bales OF
American cotton were landed at Liverpool to-day.
Miss Ke1lOgg's Reappearnnce I'm Italian
Opera.
LONDON, May IL, 1872.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg made, Saturday
night her first appearance since her return to
England at Her Majesty's Opera, Drury lane, as
Linda de Chamounix. The house crowded and
the prima donna was repeated encoredy. The
newspapers speak well OF her performance.
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CURED two-thiras vote In favor OF the
supplemental provision will not he forthcoming 1t
was sssailed from all sides and had no defenders.
The points Ofattack were apparent, and the nat
ural friends OF the measure were thoroughly ig-
norant OF the subject, that they were unprepared
and were taken unawares.
II Is perhaps unsafe to say that this new effort
will prove unsuccessful, because in the fertile re-
sources OF Senatorial intellect now brought to
upon this gigantic topic there may be germ OF
sense which, properly nourished win grow
into an amendment acceptable to all parties. But
AZ the case now stands the treaty is as dead as
when II reached the deadlock last week, and the
only change In the situation resides In the fact that
o larger number, and consequently weakening
force, OF councillors have been added to side OF
the deliberations. In the meantime as fast
as more dispatches are received their contents will
be transmitted to the Senate.
Thus the treaty making powers OF the two gov
ernments are brought into direct contact with
each other. Time alone will demonstrate the result
OF this anomalous condition of affairs.
PUBLIC FEELING ON THE CRISIS.
The general feeling tonight is in sympathy with
the indignation expressed in the Senate to-day
over humiliatiDg abandonment OF a position
which had been presumably taken up with delibe-
ration, and which our government had bound US to
This prevailing sentiment found utterance from
tho lips OF an administration Congressman of much
distinction in the remark, that Mr.. Fish had been
assuring Congress and the country that our claims
would not be withdrawn from the arbitration but
had omitted to say that they to be kicked out
BY request. There was much anxiety to know
what was done In London tonight and
the Senate tomorrow will be largely
and unfavorably Influenced bv the proceedings
In the British Parliament. remarkable feature
in the 1t stands Is the almost complete alb
sence OF any defence for the presentation OF our
consequential claims at all to the Geneva Tribunal
Hence the opposition chiefly arises from the fear
that England is bullying In the eyes of Europe,
and that our national prestige viii suffer
accordingly, even Mr.. Fish has no better argument
for the despsed claims than that Mr. Davis, who
was especially selected to prepare the case be-
cause OF his familiarity with the subject, thought
they ought to be included, and the President and
Cabinet approved OF the case on the presumption
that those who had 1t in charge were the best
judges Of its competency.
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Herald Special Report from
Camargo.
The Revolutionists Under Trevino Closely Pur-
sued by the Government Troops.
DISSOLUTION OF TREvINO'S FORCE
The Recapture Of Mier by the Troops Of
JuareZ Imminent.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The HERALD correspondent in Camargo has
forwarded us the following special despatch
CAMARao Mexico May IS,
via BRowNsvILLE, Texas May Is, 1872
The telegraphic line from Matamoras to this
place is in complete working order. General
Cevallos, the Commander-in- Chief of the
government troops in the Northwest has for
the present taken up his headquarters in Ca
MARCO.
THE REvoLUTIoNIsTs
under Treviho and Quiroga camped last
night about eighty miles from Monterey,
toward which city they are moving. They
are very much demoralized, and government
cavalry are following them closely, capturing
many stmgglers.
The trains of the revolutionists are drawn
by mules and oxen which are very much ex-
hausted. General Cevallos will continue their
pursuit Immediately.
There is small revolutionary force at Mier,
but they will be driven out tomorrow by the
government troops, and thus the whole border
will be relieved Of the presence of revolu-
tionists.
Business Reviving In Tamaulipas-Trc-
who's Army I'm NucvO Loon.
MATAMORAs, May 13, 1872.
The roads throughout the greater part OF the
State OF Tamaulipas are open to travel, and busl-
ness Is beginning to revive.
Treviho's army is reported to be In the northern
part OF the State OF Nuevo Leon, apparently NOV
ing toward the State OF COhahuila. He has not a
sufficient force to oppose the government troops to
any extent, account Of the numbsr Of stragglers
from his army.
decree has been issued to the loyal authorities
to disarm, but not to hurt those having passports,
allowing them to proceed towards Monterey.
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What the Queen Said I'm Her Speech.
Queen victoria's speech, which was read TO Par
lament on the occasion OF the opening OF the
session the 9th OF February contains the following
words In reference to the Alabama claims negotia-
tions:-'The arbitrators appointed pursuant to the
Treaty OF washington for the purpose OF amicaby
settling the Alabama claims held their first meeting
In Geneva. Cases were laid before the arbitrators
in behalf Of each party to the treaty In the case
SO submitted by the United States large claims are
included which are understood ON nv part not to
be within the province OF the arbitrators On this
subject have caused friendly communication to
be made to the government OF the United Statesr
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INSTALLATION OF TAMMANY sACHEMs.

The reformed and purified Tammany held rcgu-
lar meeting at Tammany Hall last evening for the
purpose Of installing the recently elected Sachems
and officers OF the association. The meeting was
large and the talks harmonious. no discussion OF
the prominent political subjects Of the day being
INDUCED In. The following Sachems were formally
Installed August Belmont John Kelly John Fox,
Miles b. Andrus, William G. Conner and john w.
Chanler, and the following officers Treasurer,
Arthur Leary secretary, Joel o. stevens; Sycamore,
Wilson, Small, and Wiskinske, John ID. Newman.
The following Sachems elect were absent and Will
have to be formally Installed at some future meet.
ing. Charles OCon0r, Sanford H. Church, Samuel
j. Tilden, HoratiO Seymour Oswald Ottendorlcr,
Jonn r. Hoffman and Edward l.. Donnelly. Grand
Sachcm Schell presided.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, May 10, 1872.
The Acting Captain General has received orders
from the King pardOning the students who were
convicted OF the dissertation OF Castanon's grave
last November. The students were released from
prison this morning, the prison garb taken or
them, and they were placed on board the iron-clad
Saragossa, where they will remain at complete
liberty until opportunity arrives for them to go to
SPAIN The students are well treated and their
families are allowed to visit them on board the
SarapOssa. The city is trannni.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoS MONEY MAnKrT-LoSpos, May 1876 L. M
Consols closed at ~ for money and g3 sS for the
count United States veventy bonds 1862 5ehs 1885,
old gJyk; 1867. g25k; ten-fories, 50.
Pans BoURsK.-PARis, May l3-A M.-Rentcs opened at
Jf zoe.
isyrRPooL CorroS MApKxT.--LrvEnPcor, MAY I3-2 80
p M-Thc cotton market closed firm, but unchanged
The sales OF the day have been 2oJ0 bales, including
gOnD bales for speculation and export
LIVERPOOL BRyApsTuyfs M.RKfr-LfvFgrooL, NAV 49,
I0P M-Thc market Is firm. Corn 29s 3D. per quarter
wheat Us Cd l3s per cenal for California white and
lis. 8 q lis rod for rcd Western spring
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARxRr-LIvrRPo0n, MAY Is
Eyenng.-Bacon Sis 81, per cwt for short rib middes
LoSDoS PRODUCE MARKkr-LoSDoS, May I3-Eyeuing.-
clvt FOR Ks,ssian. -
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The new constitution which was voted on by the
Swiss people yesterday, with the result which is
reported by CABLE was proposed a substitute for
that OF the year 1s4s. The new charter provides
that any Swiss may have a vote in another canton
after residence Of three months; obstacles to
the freedom Of marriage removed; bills
for large expenditures, 1,Oooooof. and up
ward, to be submitted to the people; If
fifty thousand citizens demand the abolition OF
a law the question Is to go to the voters and the
cantons, and majority Of both will repeal the law;
absolute freedom in religious faith to be introduced,
and no one taxed to support State or cantonal
Church; clause providing against Jesuit
crnment TO take charge OF the. schools:
henceforth the central government to
sumo the entire control Of military az
fairs, and to have charge Of the revenues and ex-
penses necessary the State to control the railways
unincation OF the legal codes of the cantons is
proposed; capital punishment and Imprisonment
for debt to be abolished and gaming houses licensed
by the State to be closed within period OF five
wears.
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GOVERNOR WALKERS EXPLANATION.

RICHMOND, May 49, 1872.
The Eaquirey, in commenting on "specialn from
Washington to the Baltimore sun, to the effect that
Governor Walker had expressed the opinion that
the Virginia delegation TO the Democratic Con-
vention would support Mr. Greeley and that The
State would ratify that nomination, will to-mor-
row say :--sIt IL well known TO those In
Richmond best acquainted with Governor Walkers
sentiments that he has never made the avowal
here attributed to him. that lie has said nothing TO
commit the conservative party In Virginia, with
which he IL In full communion OF purpose, to any
course OF action in advance Of the authorized ex-
preston Of Its opinions"
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RAT1FY1Ne THE CINCINNATI NOMINATIONS.

BUFFALO, N, Y, May IS, 1872.
The liberal republicans held large and enthusi-
astc meeting here tonight to ratfy the Cincinnati
nominations. st. James Hall was filed to its ut
most capacity. II. G. woodruff, personal friend OF
Horace Greeley, presided, with large number OF
Vice Presidents Eloquent speeches were made by
william Dorshemer late United states District At
torney for western New York; Mr.. James N.
Humphrey, late democratic member Of Congress
from this district, and by W. j. Donhee in English,
and by DIR. Wesenbergcr In the German language,
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BRAZIL.
Change in the Imperial Ministry-Landslide and
Damage to Railroad.

LISBON, Portugal May 10, 1872
The mail steamship Boyne arrived to-day from
Rio Janeiro April %.
change had taken place in the Brazilian Cabl-
net. The Ministers OF Justice, War and Agricul-
ture resigned. AZenedo succeeded to the Ministry
OF Justice, Itauna to that of Agriculture Junquera
to that of War, and Castro became Minister OF
the Marine.
1t rained steadily for fortnight, and the San
Paulo Railroad had again been interrupted and
badly damaged by landslides
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Vote Of the Nation on the Proposition to
Revise the Constitution.
The Question Of Religion and Failure Of the Pro-
ject-Clauses Of tho New Charter.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERNE, May IT, 1872.
The election was held yesterday to ratify the re-
vised constitution which abolshes capital punish
ment and imprisonment for debt and excludes the
Jesuits from Swiss territory.
The popular vote was $780, 14O yeas and 223, o23
nays; but as thirteen out of twenty-five cantons
vote against the constitution 1t fails OF ratica-
ton, a majority OF the cantons being required.
The Catholic cantons all voted against it.
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YACHTING ON THE DELAWARE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May Is, 1872
The inaugural race of the Philadelphia Yacht
Club came or on the Delaware Bay to-day. Forty
six yachts took part or tho first class boats,
Eakins, Lewis Scleer and John ]. Hare received
prizes. or the second class Charles Abel. John +.
Brewer and George X. Wise, Jr took prizes
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TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

Dispatches from Versailles announce that the
treasury budget gives the national estimates for the
year 1873 at 900 francs for expenditures and
2425, oOO, 900 for revenue.
CIVIC ENCOURAGEMENT OF STREET RAILROADS.
The Municipal Council Of Paris has voted In favor
OF the construction Of tramways throughout the
city.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Idaho will leave this port On
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
at halfpast eight O'Clock A. NJ
THE NEW YORK Decentralization for EnrOpeA
will be ready at half past O'Clock in the
ing.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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TlIE TREMBLING TREATY.
London and Washington in Hopes
and Fears.
Parliament and Congress Dis
cuss the Chances
GladstOne's CALCULATIONS on His
Great Feat.
plSRAELI'S DIPLOMATIC ENDORSEMENT.
Summers Sneers and Humans filings
at Our Position.
The Correspondence Read in
Secret Session.
Hostile Criticism from All
Quarters.
History of the Granville
Negotiations.
FISH TO WILL E.
"The Treaty Can Only Be MOdi-
fed by the Senate"
GRANVILLE TO FISH.
GRANVILLE TO FISH.
get THE SENATE TO MODIFY IT."
How Did the Consequential Damages
Get With Our Case?
1
TWO CABINETS IN DANGER.
THE PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.

Gladstone's History Of the Indirect Damages
DISTINGUISHING Scene in the House Of
Commons Ministerial Hope Of Salts
factory Settlement Of "Momen-
tous" Question Sentiment Of the
Peers-Earl Russell on the
Presidential Election
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