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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16
tGENERAL NArrRE-No. 1911

An act making appropriations for the repair.
preservation and completion of certain
public works on rivers and harbOrs and
for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
following sums OF money be and are hereby
appropriated, to be paid out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
to be expended under the direction of the
Secretary of War, for the repair, preserva-
ton and completion Of the following public
works hereinafter named:
For the improvement of Du Luth harbOr,
Minnesota, fifty thousand dollars; provided,
that no part of said sum shall be expended
so as to iDjure the harbor OF Superior city.
Wisconsin
For the improvement of Superior City
harb0r, Wisconsin, fifty thousand dollars.
For the Improvement of Marquette har.
Dor, Michigan, fifty thousand dollars.
For the improvement Of MenOmOnee har.
Dor, Michigan and Wisconsin,. twenty FIVE
thousand dollars.
For the improvement of Ahnapee harbor,
Wisconsin, twenty five thousand dollars
For the Improvement of Two Rivers har-
bor Wisconsin, twenty-five Thousand dol
lars.
For the Improvement of Sheboygan har.
Dor, Wisconsin, eighteen thousand dollars.
For the Improvement OF Port Washing
ton harboTa Wisconsin. fifteen thousand dol.
lars.
For the Improvement of Kenosha harboG.
Wisconsin, ten thousand dollars.
For the Improvement of Chicago larbor.
Illinois, ninety thousand dollars.
For the Improvement Of Calumet havGor.
Illinois, forty thousand dollars.
For the improvement of Michigan City
harbor, Indiana, fifty thousand dollars
For the improvement of New Buffalo haE
Dor, Michigan, five thousand dollars.
For payment to the Green Bay and Mis-
sissippi Canal Company, for so much OF all
and s1ngnAaB is property and lights OF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16
[GEsERAL NArURE-Ko. 1903. 7

An act in regard to the commencement of
increased pay to promoted officers in the
navy.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives, of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
the clause in section seven of tia act Of july
fifteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy,
" making appropriations fer the naval SER
vice for the year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-one, and for
other purposes" which enacts that here
after the increased pay of promoted officer
shall commence from the date he is to take
rank as given in his commission" be- and
the same is hereby repealed; provided, thaA
if such officer shall have been promoted in
course to ill vacancy, and shall have
been in the performance of the duties of
the tIgher grade from the date he is to take
rank, he may be allowed the increased paw
from that date.
Approved June 5, 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16
GENERAL NArUaE-No. 1887

An act to correct an error in the act au-
proved February twenty-fourth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-ono.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That so
much of the act entitled "An act to provide
for the disposition of useless military res8r-
Vations," approved February twenty, fourth,
eighteen hundred and seventy one, as 10
Gates the military reservation Of Fort Wal
la-Walla, in Oregon" is hereby amended
80 as to read Washington Territory" tho
actual location of said reservation.
Approved June 5, 1872
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
BOARD OF REGE NTS.

From Harry Day, Esq, membec of
the Board OF Regents, we obtained
the following resolution, adopted at
the last meeting of the Board, OR the
Goth instant:
WHEREAS. considerable difference of
opinion exists among the members of
the Board, As to their power and au-
thority to act iE the matter OF the Sc
lection OF a site for the erection of Il
Mining and Mechanics Arts College;
and whereas. the call for bids from the
various counties vas made under an
impending emergency: and whereas,
Suc!i emergency has by Act OF Congress
been removed and; whereas, the Board
OF Regents entertain grave doubts As
to the legal authority for any action
on their part, in making such Selec
ton at the present time. Therefore;
be it
Resolved, That the subject matter
he deferred. and the action of the
Board, together with the bids remain
ing in the hands of the Secretary, ne
referred to the mex Legislature, III the
report of the Board OF Regents.
The resolution is in accordance with
our pre-conceived idea of the probable
action of the Board.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29


AN OLD ItENlbtNI ester
iav. Mr.. Louis Mohr, long time in the
mLr "a. r,t,,.l E,.sar and for
Va,
merry l'"ii''''' VI '"V I~'-e -N"'he
in this town. lcit for Pl"che, Where he
i irtare~fad i'm mining ~orerationS
n, N,Lr ar T,Ii. a. he +. called hy
his numerous iTlrh''N' i Young fla'
W rrnI;. tnr lin, = good forfnne
and being somewhat interested in his
becoming q mI.it'naIre. feel CERTAIN he
Will soon toe one Many OF his oId
friends. among Whohl we hollcru Ms
late ttnp'"NeL.' "'Hl'eI l''s>ef' lci"f
Muller Il" Jah" Nt't'oI' we're al ne
stage oilIre 10 Wish MN good speed al
his departure, which looks we'll for
Louis.
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f.o., ca,a
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49,. +n,f ,.,,I ,,;ro - c,,y Lnnlr n,i
80. - rr.n 30 GilIT IIuI donn, 90
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29
FEARFUL EARTHQUAKE

Terrible Dana SO ::
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HEAVY RAIN Yesterday a driz

IA 1 INAIN.- CSltIhdN q M
zliug rain fell the whole day, and to-
wards evening the clouds seemed to
connect As fora joint action, and about
80 p. IA. the drops commenced get
ting heavier, until at length the rain
poured in torrents. 1T did not rain
like blazeS, as some remarked, but it
came down rather heavy-too much
for theater goers.
DEAD.-As Will be seen ia the NOR
tuary report, POOR Junkins has gone
10 his final resting place. Mr.. Junkins
ha> been long time a sufferer. The
medical fraternity pronounce his com
plant to have been disease of the
heart. Probably an autopsy of the
body will he had. Mr.. Junkins died
at the County Hospital.
The ADELPHI CLUB.-As will be
seen by notice in another column, the
AdeIphi Club will give a Domino
Party OF Friday evening, April 9th.
All who participate will have to appear
ma>4ue. We shall attend in IA new
Sul OF clothes, II a generous and APP
pGtciative dealer i'll that line can be
found.
MASONIC y PLASTERETIC.-Mr.
j. NJ. stevens advertises his location
in Carson i'll this days issue. James
il a good mechanic and a good citizen.
Amy work given him will be well at
tended to-. We have known him
centuries, and can recommend him
all needing work done i'll his line.
LITERARY.-We yesterday received
John q. Fox, Scribner Ma-az ne,
for April. Mr.. Fox supplies the Sac
rauuento Union, Bulletin and EXami
ntr for - cents per week; the Record,
Call and Chronicle for IS Cents per
month. Cheap enough to eat.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

DR. Il Y Pierce. OF Buffalo, y y, in his
book on chronic Diseases. says in regard
to his Goldeu Medical discovery, with
which our readers are flmiliar: From
il wonderful pDWcr over consumption of
the lungs. had thought strongly Of call
ing il my "cOnSum ptiNe Curc:r but from
tine fact that il i Il perfect specific for the
sore throat and h0ar>ene>> To which min
I>jtI~ ami other public speakers and sing
rr~ are subject, and also FOR bronchitis and
all severe coughs. and is an invaluable
remedy for diseases OF the liver, and also
a It blood purifier, / decided not 10 apply
10 il "A name which might mi>leai and
pre.tnt its uS' IN other diseases for which
II i 50 admirably adapted. 1t VIII cure
Il u in one half the time necessary 10
cure il with any other medicine, and IL
does ii no by drying IL up. but by renlov-
ing the cau>e->ubiuing the irritation
and healing the affected parts" This val
liable medicine is sold by all firSt-ciaSs
druggists
S. +. MARKET.-E. Perasich next
door to the Carson Theaterl 5 receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, contec-
~tIOilerIeS, toys, etc., for the holidays,
and Of fruits. vegetables. game. poul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption. =
Mas. Brooks MILLINERY STORE is
closed for two weeks for repairs. ) e
J. thth open inc Se>I ''iu poSt
selection of new and fa>hiOnableS Spring
goods eve offered in this state. Grand
opening display March 10Th.
PHoToGRAPHIC,-Go to Al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing. =
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. lab If
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

II-luiicat-~ hight f tsrGu'tr7.
1-lujicatr> t-luprItt.tr u lI.gtury in barr.
T%-lullrtte- temperature If atmosphere.
Smithsonian standard tar.fmet~r~ and fsren-
hrit lhernolnei--7 are used iu making these OIL
scrvatIpr>
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

our prp-conceived idea of the probable
= action of the Roard
Tup N,>.D T,.,-ur -Tbo NOR.
H. -.
'"'' hi-"' '"'S ~
expectations of those who attended,
The choruS and all the songs
and inloolies in the first iart. were
vary u,nd and eIi.ifaJ ,turh 1unl.u>a
Nil. izzi. WAS IN >nL.udid ,ni.n.
CnuiI aud Coon4r were immense. and
Charley Vincent ha, become A great
f,vorite. The singing of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley WAS ,pleudld. and fully an
precialed, A. the numerous enrrre>
n,UarI i";,nItnnIa amt Ii,Ia
N.pp,e kujThf'S acriur and singing
has made her quite A tav0rilc in Car
son. All did splendidIv. therefore
There i scarcely auy nee To u,rticu-
IarIZc. There viii he. another Der
tnrnance t0-nirht. with an entire
chauoe of nroyIaump.a and positively
Irbair Ia,t arueaIauce minis civ.
Surko TUNNEL CAR
The Enterpri>e Of Yesterday has the
f~,,low,uu. ..D,v Laf,ra xa.t.rj,, ora
of Breed a Crosbv'- teams lta>>e,l
through this town. having ON board
the new PASSENGER ear for the >utr"
.",!''cl' W. '.J
"''' =
Si i 90 -
Wv ~ 'I : - . T,lr "l
a. !. uoou o'i o"i - ~
= "a "i"'i 'i'' N"'
,"tt n.t I.o,
- - =, :
''i' ''0 ~
>urro' is painted on the sides of the
car we eh"ii i"'I""'|e 'h"' car
GONE BELOW. - Yesterday, Mr..
Shayar aur VOL EnoUn Irv-rools
H'"H' 80 W. ~ "
49," I,,I,h. Ill.,. ,,."r",I
&c go ' -n
~ " - y" 90 Nv f.i -
lI"iis, y" =. 'm' az
miring frieud>. MIR. i. u. Sweeney
ALSO leit YESTERDAY I"I 'He Day Our
JnrinT III. absence Sur4Iv for we love
Ned dearly.
r w.
~ ~
Geo. Muhckton. we learn that the net
proceeds of the ball of TUESDAY even
..,na ,.nh ,.,.,.
~ go -ggo' ~ Cr"r"oIT He. -
~ ,.s.i hi" -,i. a'nI m., ~,
Ste'i in ,artin~ nib ahnt.a am,n,nf
especially the ladies, DR.. Munckton.
~ u f.'tt VI ~ ""i :"
ri~timr anv and all of hi, friends who
NAV at any time be in need of hi, helm.
'oMlN" IloNE'-bePutE o"htf"Iief
Hale, having received commands from
his chief to r.turr hama will Cod
wiling arrive i'm Car,un m. d.r' Ua
is not sent for on official business. but
on account of his servi ices being
tleedtu OH SUNDAY ieNt' a> 'ea"tr OF
haing tha nf l. Ascenso,
of our savior. children Will fetch the
young man, if authority fails.
'oNfoSllIoS bf y h"i-- hat L
will do and what | Will not do:"
When | am Il man, if | ever grow to
be Il man, | think | will not sit around
saloons, but | will keep a store, if /
IAN. | will not smoke or chew to-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-29

" W Kelley. Salt L J Mathews. Gold Hill
C. F Meissuer, Carson V b VI hcBath, Monitor
& II Irwin, Virginia r Furth & VT, Genoa
II Mercer, I Bell,
II " Putnam & w"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-01
ALABAMA.
A Federal "POsse COmitatus" Creates
Intense Excitement.
The "CapitS Legislature" and the
"COurthOuse Legislature" Seek
Ing Recognition.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 30
This morning a detachment of the Sew
enth Cavalry biyouacked near the Capt.
tol grounds. Intense excitement pre-
vailed, but on its being learned that the
troops were merely intended for posse
cODlitdtlfs, the excitement subsidized.
The Legislature at the Capitol passed
q bill and sent it to Governor Lewis,
but he refused to receive it.
A JOINT resolution was passed appoint
ing a committee to communicate the
facts to the Government at Washington
by telegraph, and appointing a delegate
TO present the case to the President. The
Legislature express great confidence that
the President will sustain them.
In answer To a communication
from the Capitol Legislature, yes
terday, Governor Lewis replied
that two bodies claim his rec
that kthe members of the
other body received a majority of the
votes east, and that he could not reeog-
nize the Capitol Legislature for the rea-
son that if the persons whom he said
did not reeeivea majority were excluded,
that body would be without quorum.
The Courthouse body have been in Sc
orat session
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Village Blacksmith Wins the Hurdle,
SaIlie Watson the TWO-year-Old,
and Hollywood the Two
mile-heat Race.

NEW ORLEANS, November 30.--Ths
first day Of the Fall Meeting Of LOuisl.
ana Jockey Club opened with clear, cold
weather. The track is IN good condition
but the attendance very small, owing tC
the limited means of conveyance. Only
half dozen private teams cut. Nearly
all the horses are laid up with the
malady.
First Rdee.-Hurdle race, two miles;
club purse six hundred dollars. Won
by Village Blacksmith, beating Blind
Tom and Belhoma; time, four minutes
and three seconds. BelhOma fell at the
sixth hurdle, and Tom lead to the home
stretch where he was oveThauled by
Blacksmith. Blind Tom was the fa-
vorite against the field.
Second Race. - Sweepstakes; two
year Old's, carrying three year Old's
weights, one mile; f1fty dollars. play OF
pay, seven hundred dollars to be added.
There were ten entries, but only six
started, and the race was won by Cot
trill's Sallie Watson, beating Vandalia,
e. Adams Sunrise, Sallie Keller and
BOnneball's chestnut gelding, in the
same order. Time All. At the start
Sallie Watson took the lead, with the
OlutIS well bluCncu except NdnQttll6
who was several lengths behind; from
the first quarter she gradually went in
front, and was only beaten half neck.
Third dRdce.-Two-mileh heats, an ages
club purse, Si200-Hollywood, /, I;
lFrogtown, >, >; Annie Bush 8, 3;
Nick Baker, Regulator and Sir Rufus
distanced.
First heat-Sir Refus refused to go;
Nick Baker led 30 the home stretch,
Annie Bush second, when Hollywood
and Fzogsown came to the front, Holly
wood winning by a neck, Annie Bush
good third.
Second Heat-FrogtOwn in the lead,
Annie second, Hollywood trailing until
entering the home stretch, when he
took the lead, Winning by half a neck.
Time, 3:Ss3, 3.40A
The races were postponed till Tuesday
and viii continue during the week.
CottTlll's entry wss the favorite
against the field IN the second race. In
the third race Frogtown was the favor
ite, selling in pools for $500, Hollywood,
$3.50, Annie Bush, Sll0, the field, $40.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-01
ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS. November 30
Flour dull; choice family, So a5G 10.
Corn firmer; mixed, 5Se; yellow. toe;
white, 62e. Oats firm at 45c. Bacon
dull and lower, 5tG5sG SO gtc. Lard
firm; tieree, STE; keg, 9te. sugar dull
and lower; common, ,BlG7Ic; fair 20 fully
fair, @Sc; prime, 9fGg 9se. Molasses dull
and lower, 40Ca, ,4jc; fair, ,471(d5lc; prime,
52a 54e; strictly prime to choice, 55Ca
soc. Whisky dan at at 93G99c. Cof-
fee, I44G1sic.
CHARLESTON, November s0.-Cot-
ton quiet; middling, lSI6 Isle; low
middling, ITs@ lsIe; good ordinary l7lc;
net receipts, 1879 bales; exports, coast
wise, eO7 bales; sales, 900 bales; stock,
30, $50 bales.
SAVANNAH, November 30.-CottOn
quiet and steady; middling, Isle; low
mlddiing, lsg(alS4c; net receipts, q
0alesi exports 70 Great Britain, e3l
bales; to continent, 2750 bales; coast
wise, 345e bales; sales, 1912 bales; stock,
rs, 975 bales.
GALVESTON, November 3O.-Cot-
ton firm; net receipts, 1873 bales: ex-
ports eoastwlse, 1855 bales: sales, 500
bales; stock, So, 1862 bales.
MOBILE, November 30.-CottOn is
quiet and easy; good ordinary, 17lc; low
middling, lsc; middling, Isle; net re-
ceipts, 1923 bales; exports, coastwise,
1913 bales; sales, 800 bales; stock, 81
956 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-01
MARINE DISASTERS.
Severe Gales and Great Quantities Of lee
on the Lakes-Lsrge Number
of Vessels Lost,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 3d.
The extremely cold and boisterous
weather of the past few days has been
very severe on lake navigation. Vessels
and steamers coming in are nearly load
ed down with ice, and some Of them are
nearly disabled.
The schooner Morning Star capsized
near Pentwater, Michigan. One life
lost.
The scow Minnie Carletto ran ashore
near Pentwater, and is a total wreck.
The 'ew were saved.
ne schooner Delaware, bound down
from Chicago, stranded near Holland
and is q total wreck the Grew were
saved.
The schooner Robert Hamlet, from
Kenasha for Holland, stranded near the
latter place; crew saved.
The schooner Robert Roy is stranded
at Saugatuek.
New YORK, November S0.-An Oswe-
go special reports the prevalence of
storm yesterday; three propellers laid up
at Welland, and the canal Is rapidly
filling with ice. Numerous marine dis
asters are reported, but no lives lost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-01
TELEGRAMS.


Galveston has got the epizOotic.
The horse disease has reached Mont
gomeTy, Ala.
There were fifty-three fatal eases of
smallpox in Boston last week.
Eleven horses were burned 10 death
at Troy, New York, yesterday.
Senators Morton and Wilson visited
their friend u. S. Grant yesterday.
Three men were lost from the schooner
Sunrise, near Cleveland, on Friday last.
Snow was falling and tbel canal par
TALLY closed az Utica, New York, yes
terday.
General Bingham relinquished his pO-
sition as Postmaster of Philadelphia last
night.
Arbuekle's spice mills, Brooklyn,
burned yesterday. Loss sixty-fiye thous
sand dollars
Negroes in the Homer (Louisiana)
jail, fred the building Friday night, and
it was destroyed.
The Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial
Association have determined to erect a
memorial column in honor of General
Meade.
Secretary and Mrs. Fish's reception,
ON Friday evening, was attended by
many Of the "ehoieest Washington so
ciety."
The postofIlce at West Barnstable,
Massachusetts, burned yesterday, and
Postmaster Howland's son perished in
the flames.
The New York Her0ld's Cape Haytien
correspondent is coming home, fearing
assassination on account ofhis sympathy
with the insurgents.
The body of Patrick Daughney, mutt
lated by rats, was found at No. go West
Taylor street, Chicago, yesterday. Died
of natural causes.
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WASHINGTON.
Reports Of Government OfEleers-Arri-
val Of Congressman.

/ WASHINGTON, ID. c., November &c.
The annual report of Clapp, Congress
sional printer, shows the actual disburse-
ments for the year ended September
30, 1872, 343, JIG, ,2S4 pages of
documentary composition completed,
and 7S6, 800 volumes of that class of
work, many of which exceed a thou
sand pages. Such increase in printing
and binding in the past year is about fif-
teen per cent. An appropriation for the
erection of an additional wing to the
building is asked for.
The report Of the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue shows that Of $40, 100, 306
returned on income prior to June Both,
1872, exclusive Of the special income tax
of '64, the sum of $3.50, zoo, ,9S6 was paid
to individuals; 81, ,O4S, 433 was withheld
from dividends and additions to surplus
of banks; s., $50, ,392 from dividends of
Insurance Companies; $50, 955, sos from
dividends of Railroad Companies; $685.
bS2, 202 from interest on bonds OF Rail-
road Companies, and 3,772, 062 from
the salaries of United States officers and
The receipts rom spirits of
all kinds, during the year ending with
June last, were S49, 475, ,5l6; there being
3649 distillers' tax received on fer
mented liquors, at one dollar per barrel,
was for the year S72S, ,O09, ,969. The total
product of manufactured tobacco was
l07, ,260, ,SS5 pounds; number of cigars,
cheroots, etc, on which taxes We're SOL
lected, was ,527, 705,972; total receipts,
S33, 736, 40.
The Chesapeake and Ohio canal is
frozen. Ice has formed in the Potomac,
which will probably be closed tonight.
Nice-President COliax arrived in the
city tonight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-01
FRANCE.

/ PARIS, November S0.-The Assem-
| bly's approval of the resolution of Min
lister Dufoure has had a guieting effect,
| and tranquility now prevails. It is re-
ported that the Ga'lOis is to be sup
pressed
In the Assembly this afternoon before
the minutes of the previous sitting
were ratified, Baragnan, Conservative
Deputy, protested against the yole yes
terday on the resolution Of Minister
Defaure being seconded because several
of the deputies were absent. He did not
believe the result was a fair expression
with the Assembly.
Batbie said he considered that the
vote eloquently demonstrated on which
side the Conservative policy could be
found. This remark gave rise to great
excitement. Many deputies protested
against the language of Batbie. Re
examinations passed backward and for
ward between the opposing parties. A
deputy from Paris questioned the gov
ernment in relation to encouraging the
addresses sent TO Thiers by the
municipal councils during the pres
ent controversy. He accused the
government of conniying at the
melting of them. lie Franc, Minister
of the Interior, warmly defended the
government in receiving the addresses.
He announced that be accepted the
principal ministerial responsibility.
The agitation here was very great. Du-
val made violent attack on the gov
eminent. "Heneefortfs," he said,
Neither Orleanists, BOnapartists OF Ise-
gitimists viii exist, but ali parties viii
unite to arrest the fatal descent of the
country" He continued at length
in this violent strain, and concluded
by offering resolution declaring that
the municipal councils had violated the
laws of the country; that LeF'ranc, in
receiving addresses for President, has
also failed to observe them.
Amid much excitement the Assembly
proceeded to vote on the motion. 1t was
by three hundred and five
yeas, against two hundred and ninety
nine nays.
The result caused great sensation.
The sitting was Immediately brought
to close. Throughout the entire debate
the party feeling was infiamed to its
pitch. The glOomiest impressions pre-
vail this evening in Paris. 1t is believed
that it viii be impossible for Thiers
to govern the entire country under
present circumstances. The MOnarchists
declare that they will oppose Thiers to
the bitter end unless he disavows all re-
sponsibility for the cause of Gambetta.
PARIS, November 80, 10 p.m.-It is
announced this evening that lie Frere
has rendered his resignation to the Pres
ideHt. The ministers are now elOseted
with Thiaps