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The New York herald., 1872-12-26
THE 1s7-ANDERsoN POISONING CASE.

= The case OF DR.. Lucus b. Irish, who was tried
upon an Indictment charging him with having
caused the death OF Edward ID. Anderson, was
given to the jury by Judge Pratt in the Kings
county Court Of Oyer and Terminer at two O'Clock
ON Tuesday fternoon. At halpast four O'Clock yes
terday afternoon the jury had failed TO agree upon
verdict. Judge Pratt sent message to the jury
at hall-past ten O'Clock in the morning asking
whether they had come to an agreement yet They
sent back word Ilat they had not It was cur.
fehtiy idmoied at that time that the Jurors stood
ten for acuuittal and two for verdict OF guilty.
The court room remained crowded great part OF
the day by friends or the prisoner and others who
were Interested Ia the result.
Shortly after four O'Clock the Judge took his seat
on the bench and the Jury were brought into Court
DR.. Irish and his wife were both present. In reply
70 the question as to whether they had agreed
upon q verdict they replied In the negative, and
added that there was no likelihood OF their agree
ing. The Judge advised them to go back to their
quarters and try again. He also gave them his adj
Dress SO that they would be able to find him In case
they should eventually agree. The jurymen, who
looked wearicd and downcast withdrew TO their
bail bonds have been prepared looking to the re-
lease OF DR.. Irish IN event OF the jury eventually
being discharged because OF their disagreement.
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The body OF an unknown man, forty-six years
OF age, the oath instant was found nsensible on
the sidewalk one Of the streets ofthe Twentieth
ward, and taken TO- Bellevue Hospital, where he
died soon after admission. There seems to be no
marks OF violence on the body.
LEADING LANGUAGES or THE WoRLD.--A recent
calculation relative to the principal European Ian
guages shows that English Is spoken by 90, 900
OF persons, inlabiing Great Britain and Ireland.
North America, the Bermudas, Jamaica, Cape OF
Good Hope, Australia, Van Dieman's Land, New
foundland and the East indies; German, by
55,000,0o0. IN their own country, switzerland, Aus
tria, Hungary, RUSSIA, North and South America,
La Plata, Australia and the East indies; Spanish.
By 55,oo0,0Oo IN spain, cuba Mexico, the republics
o. south Ainerica, MamLa Sc, anu French by
d5 o00 600 IN France. Rcnum, switzerland, Canada,
CAYENNE and North AWerica.
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| New zsslana-Henos 10 the United States
. Prssidsasy-Ds -Dsstruetivs Fire in Auck-
= lsnd-Customs Naval and Mining
@ Nsws-Ths Fijian Democracy
- aA Firing Up-slxtssn Lives Hal
aasie Lost by mipwrsck.
| ,ss a. s<rs- -.-..- - --"sSs,-1 ssr
S. rslEcaAms TO THE NEW YORK HEaALa
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec rs, ts7a
The steamer Nebraska arrived to-day from Auck-
land. New Zealand. The Australian steamers did
| not mako the connection and consequently there
are no mails from that country. the Nebraska
brings New Zealand dates up to the 27th OF Novem-
Der, with late news from the colony Of Victoria.
New zealand: $50.
The twenty-eight6 Session 81 the Provincial
Council OF New Zealand opened on the 10th Of No.
YeInbef. --r.'~. GsAe
The Governor has commenced departmental re-
forms which, says the Independent, II likely to
create certain degree OF dissatisfaction among
few, win be calculated to satisfy the country The
department under the charge Of native Minister
ID the first to feel the new besom. The once OF
Inspector OF Volunteers and Militia has been done
away with. ear aaseA 1850 SaNs
Inter-tribal disputes of a rather thre atening
character have occurred at Wiapu. ON the east
coast. The resident magistrate writes that both
parties are armed and refuse to allow each other
to cross the river. ~, Essn stea 4
aH a' AMERICAN PATRIOTISM
The United States ship Nebraska dressed ship at
Dunedin and fred salute in honor OF Grants re-
! election. The salute was replied to by the Naval
Brigade.
REVENUE INCOME AND PUBLIC INDUSTRY.
4 rotu nf ror
ter ending September ao 1872 published in the Ga
zete shows total OF f2o3 271 against s1s5 722 for
the corresponding quarter OF last year.
Important discoveries Of coal have been made In
Gipp's Land. 1856 40 N@ gni
\ The Governor Wis cunt Of Canterbury goes home
to England in February. W - gs
The bill for mining on private property is not
likely to pass this session.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN AUCKLAND
The Pacific Fire Insurance building on Front
street. Auckland, has been totally destroyed by
dre together with several stores adjoining. and
the magnificent building occupied as the Post and
telegraphic onices and the Provincial government
Offices.
The ship Newcastle was wrecked or Cook Strait
and sixteen persons perIshed on the night Of the
19th of November.
VictOria.
The New South Wales Assembly has rejected the
Narrow Guage Railroad bill
Captain Armstrong and Dowden the mate Of the
ship Carl have been convicted of numbering several
P0lynesians, and have been sentenced to death.
The estimated expenditure for the year shows an
increase OF f176,OOO.
The Fijians Firing UP for Liberty and
Fraternity.
SAN FRANCISCO, Deo 25, 1872.
News has arrived frem the FIJI Islands to the
effect that the settlers and planters dissatisfied
with the composition OF the present government.
meeting Of planters was held at Evuka on the 9th
inst, At which very strong language was spoken
against the executive government.
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RUSSIA.
Tho csarowits Seriously Ill-Progrsss Of q
ara. Severe Attack of Typhus Fever. o
islEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HeRALp.
ST. PETERSBURG, D

e ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. IS. 1872.
uis Imperial Highness Alexander Alexandra
Witch. Czarwitz and hereditary Grand Duke OF
Russia eldest son and first child of the Czar Is i'll
with typhus fever.
The Prince Is twenty seven years OF age
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AND STILL ANOTHER RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.
Only Two Knled and Four Five
Wounded This Time.

st.., Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 25, 1872.
passenger train over the Atchson, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad, while stuck in snowbank,
twelve miles west OF Newton, Kansas, was run
into by freight train and had two cars tele-
scoped. The conductor and another man were
killed and four or Ave others were wounded. The
names OF the killed and wounded are not yet re-
ported.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

.Ths Porto Rico Slaves Manumission Bill in
Satisfactory Progress General Liberation
and Planters' Compensation-Insur-
~ gent Cuba still Out in the Cold 9f.l
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Rurnett's Miniature TOfIets--Eleg ant
ASSORTED COf.ORED BOXES, containing cOmplets
Toilet admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and ira aveler's portmanteau. ACCEPfARLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS Wholesale by druggists striry men every
tharn
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

A.-Ror . Beautiful Hat f0r the HOll-
days 60 direct to the Manufacturers ESPENSChkiD.
Nassau street.
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WEATHER REPORT. !
OyYrcz or rnu Cusrr sroNAI orrrcsK.
WARRINGTON, ID. O.. Dec. 28-l A. n.

WAN DHPARfNANf. ]
OrYIcz or TIE CHYEY SI0NAL OYYrCER,
WARRINGTON ID. O.. Dec. 26-1 An.
a synopsis tor ne Past roentv Jour Hours.
the barometer has continued falling from the
Gulf to New England and the Lakes, but has risen
during the afternoon and evening over the North
west. Northerly to westerly winds and clear and
cold weather have prevailed over New England;
cloudy weather and eastery winds are now pre-
vailing over the Middle States, with snow from vr.
ginia TO New Jersey and fennsy lvania; cloudy
weather and rain over the south Atlantic States;
cloudy weather and occasionally light snow from
Tennessee to Ohio. Michigan and wsconsin; brisk
northeasterly winds from Cape gstterss to 10 Cape
Cod.
1888 P,ubdudfttes
For New England winds veering to easserly, with
cloudy weather and SHOW; for the Middle States
easterly winds, with cloudy weather ana sn0w3 for
the South Atlantic States cloudy weather, with
rain and winds shifting to westerly; fresh TO brisk
northeasterIy winds along the east and middle At
lantic coasts. From Tennessee to Ohio and Micht-
gan cloudy weather generally. with light snow ana
winds, gradually shifting from Illinois and Lake
Michigan westward, with northerIy TO westerly
winds and increasing pressure. Midnight tele-
graphic reports from South Carolina to Florida
and Texas and the extreme Northwest are missing.
The Weather I'm this city Yestertfsy.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twentJ-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding Day OF last
year, as indicated BY the thermometer at Hudnut'S
IN
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

A.-EuQene Cheva1ier, 216 Wost Six
tee NTH street, was cured of severe Rheumatism by
WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE. after trying several
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
New PUBLICATIONs.

OtlD.t|DU Wanted for
sCRIBNRR'S MONTHLY
sr-. sThe best magazine in TIE WORN, ,pa, -.
The NOVEMBER and DE0EMBEa NUMBERS cosA<
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Or. HeLtAND's GREAT a a, ~ s.yaT - - ~,
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The New York herald., 1872-12-26
THE WEATHER THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY,
Vermont Shivcring.

Vermont Shivcring.
RUTLAND; w., Dec. 25. 1872
Bitter cold weather has been experienced here
during the last twenty-four hours. The thertnom!-
eter early this morning Indicated twenty eight de-
grees below zero. In consequence OF the severity
o. the weather All tne railroad trains lor sae last
Tho Father oF Waters in the Shakcs.
MRMPHIs. Tenn, Dec 2s, 1872.
Heavy shore ice formed In the Misstsspp has
been ioating past Tits city since sunday night and
arst instance OF thAskiad which has ocoarred in
fifteen years.
The Qusl<er city CcDi.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2s; 1872
The weather here is stAtensely cold.
Maine's Gold Bath.
BATH, Dec. 25 1872.
The mercury in this city this morning indicated
uwenty-eIght degrees besow zero, which was the.
1867, when the river was frozen over tor aweek or
more. The ferry boats are'runnng as usaal today.
Concord's Long Thermometers..
CONCoED, n. H., Dec. rs, 1872.
The weather here to-day has been intensely coid,-
the thermometer at an early hour this morning
indicating thirty degrees below Zero
Boston With thu Fire Out.
BOSTON, MASS, Dec. 25y1s72
The thermometer at sunrise ranged from zero to
six degrees below, with extreme cold all day.
Baltimore Correctly Cold.
BALTID0Rz, Dec. rs, 1872
The weather to-day has been.intensely cold, the
therm0Meter standing only q few degrees. above
zero. notwithstanding, the holiday has been, uni
versally observed; there were but few persons on
the streets and the churches were but slimly at
tended owing to the bitter ccd.
Running the Weather Enfo tho Ground.
LANCASTER, N. H., Dec. 2h, 1872.
ThA past night has been the coolest ever known,
here. At half-past eight p NJ the spirit thefmome.
ter indicated twenty-a five degrees below zero, and
low according to location. Numerous cases OF
frozen limbs are reported.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
Roston Wtth tr~ Firo out.

BOSTON, MASS, Dec. 25yls72.
The thermometer at sunrise ranged from zero to
six degrees below, with extreme cold all day
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
CUBA.
An italian Opinion ON tho Herald'Y
Work I'm Cuba. , t..s.es,

An italian Opinion ON tho Herald,s
Work In Cuba. ea.at,
From LOmnlbus, or Naples, Italy.l %
The NEW YORK HERALD contains most impor-
tant article upon the question Of Spanish domino
tion in Cuba. showing that no question fer many
wears past-in fact since the proclamation Of the
Monroe doctrine, which repudiated European in
tervention in America-has so preoccupied the
mind or the American nation. The writer Of the
article in question shows the disastrous effect Of
this Intervention by citing the abandonment OF
Mexico by the forces Of the late French Empire.
The HERALD is OF opinion that Spanish sOve-
regnty in Cuba, with all its arrogance, is about
become thing OF the past; that the tolerance OF
the United states has been drawn 0ut to the finest
point; that the existence OF slavery at few miles
distance from its shores Is so repugnant to the
people oil the United States that 1t cannot longer
be permitted to exist. The writer concludes in
these terms :-"ShOuld our government decide upon
making change in its present foreign policy Spain
will awaken one day to the knowledge Oi the fact
that this country has decided upon solution
prompter in its action than the Cabinet OF Madrid
has ever dreamed Of 4M 4
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AV6TaK0 temperature ytBC6ru6y. IUf
Average temperature for corresponding date
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

A.--Herrkng's Patent s I
CHAMPION SAFES f = y
I. 2tl and 2a0 Broadway, corner Of Murray street
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
ANOTHER RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.


The rear car OF the Chicago express train, On the
Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago Railroad was
thrown from the track last night by q broken rail-
about eighteen milss north Of this CITY,. Twenty
persons were more or less injured, and 1T is
thought three fatally. The moss seriously injured
were Mark Haiaes, OF Richmond.. Ind; H. H.
Walker. OF indianapolis; George Henry, brakeman,
and MRS. Boyd an old lady from Plymouth. Ind
of indianapolis.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum strest
Open from s A. M. to 5 L. "
On sunday from to T. VI.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
The GOOSE CREEK SLAUGHTER.
List OF the Killed and Wounded
:, !, and Latest Particulars.
THE WOUNDED CARED FOR,
~svSsssvt - 'N.rr--sf N1t-xs--ss' = r>-.-.
How the Terl.ible Affair.
& 1aeE e. te9 Originated.

--e..., C0RRY. Pa, Dec. 70. 1872.
The following are the names Of some OF those
known 10 have been killed by the accident on the
Bufralo. Cory and Pittsburg Railroad last night:
Mark Haight, Of Brocton, banker, one leg shat
tered and the other burned on at the thigh, and
badly bruised about the head.
Mr.. Osborne, OF westaeld, had the side OF his
head smashed in and one leg burned or below the
knee. ri i.N rE
Mr.. Ryan, internal injuries. N.
E. H. Bell, telegraph operator at sherman.
Mr. Carleton, bruised on body and head
Frank Taylor, baggage master Of the train.
Con kolony, track master, Of Brocton. a.t
oa2F THE wouNpsD
W. H. Lee, OF Cory, slightly.
Jacob Bartsnd, Of Irving, NY.
Levi Briggs Of Angola, Y.
John H. Hilton, Of Rochester.
Mrs. j. M. Carleton, OF Mill village; whose child
was saved but wlrose husband Is ssllr MESSING.
Maggie Carleton, OF rtusvllle.
George Miller. of Fredonia. N Y.
Henry Miller. OF Ttusville.
Z .. j. Burtis; OF TitusviIle
W. II. Tiokncr, OF rttsvle.
Eliza Zally Ripley. ,ae9. .s
John Cowdry,. OF Corryr two large wounds, one
thelsft eye and Bruised shout the body.
Barney Cook, injured isternslly and su0ering
great unsn.
John Dundas, Of Hamilton, Ontario. very se-
verely.
Fay Flanders, conductor, win probably recover il
his internM injuries are noe 700 severe; he loses
two toes on left foot ana half of right foot; mis- ribs
were broken BY being pulled Ous with chain.
Earl Bacoa reported dead, b only slightly in.
lured, having secured the registered letters and
extricated himsefby jump,
LOST AND RECovKWrD. :
OF the killed twenty-one have been recovered,
and sixteen are 80 charred as to be unknown; four
are in the Wantaqua House,. awniting relativesy
ana one at Prospect. There are yet three to nve
bodies under the ruins reduced TO ashes, and dis
tingushable only by pieces Of skulls and bones.
The train was going on downgra0e Of eighty-tw
to eighty five feet to the mile, and about sixty,
rods from Prospect depot and had steam shut OF.
1t was about three feet from the north end Of the
trestle when the broken wheel of the tender was
discovered and when under the impetus OF she
down grade stoppage could nOh be made.
EVERY CARE IS BEING TAKEN OF THE WOUNDED,
who are scattered around TN the farmhouses near
by, and medical attendance was promptly faS-
nIshed. The conductors pocket showed thirty
seven through tickets taken up and one to Pros
pect. There were, 1t Is supposed, about fifty per-
sons on the train, which consisted Of one passeE-
ger car, one baggage car an engine and tender.
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Concord's Long Thermometers..

COncOrd's Long ThcrmOmeterS.'
CONC0ED, n. H., Dec. rs, 1872.
The weather here to-day has been intensely cold,
the thermometer at an early hour this morning
indicating thirty degrees below zero.
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The Father oF Waters In the s&skcs.

The QuSlker city CcOi.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2s; 1872.
The weather here istAtensely cold.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

A.--Wsdding and Ball Cards, Paris
styles orders OF Dancing, Monograms boxes Of Paper
,. EvERDELL, 30z Broadway. Established l5i3
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
rslEcaAms TO THE NEW YORK HEaALs.

,serd 66 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. rs, 1871
The steamer Nebraska arrived to-day from Auck-
land. New Zealand. The Australian steamers did
not make the connection and consequently there
are no mails from that country. the Nebraska
brings New Zealand dates up to the 27th OF Novem-
Der, with late news from the colony OF Victoria.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

A.-Royal Havana Lottery. Grand Err
traordInary Drawing. IT, Il. MARTINEZ co. Bankcr2
10 wal street; Post Office box 653, New York ~ -
The New York herald., 1872-12-26

A.-The Triple Spec tAc THE Three prfn.
cipai ingredients OF HALES HONEY OF H0REHOuND
AND TAR each saSn for the Lungs AS comDine0
resist them. . 49, .xx,-
DO NOT SCREAM. That's useless Put into the hollow
tooth LIQUID giobuie OF Pixies TOOTH ACHb DROPS
and the rampant agony wll be Quenched ln moment.
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
,AUsTRALAsIA.

Gcvernmsaaal ana Later Tribal Dialcultiss in
New xsalana-Henos 10 the United States
7 2 Prsddsasy-Dsstrustivs Fire in Auck-
land -customs, Naval and Mining
P n Nsws-1hs fuian Democracy m
a.s- ss4l Firing Up-Sxteea Lives
y 3. aee Lost by ahipwrsck:
The New York herald., 1872-12-26
The Fijians Firing UP for Liborty and
fraternity.

News has arrived frem the FIJI Islands to the
effect that the settlers and planters dissatisfied
with the composition OF the present government.
meeting OF planters was held at Evuka on the 9th
inst, At which very strong language was spoken
against the executive government.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Desperate Fight.

MEMPHIS, March ia desperate fight
occurred on Presidents Island, four miles
below. this city, yesterday Dep. Sheriff
F. Rodegan went there for the purpose OF
arresting a negro named ohm White. who,
for some time, has been the terror Of the
negroes living there. Rodegan was met
by large body Of armed negroes, who
proposed to assist in the arrest, but they
stated that White had barricsded his cab
in and would. make desperate fight. Rod
egan approached the CABIN and demanded
the surrender of White, who refused, say
ing he would be murdered by the negroes
if he did. After some further parleying.
:. one negro approached the cabin and WIS
shot dead by White. who rushed out and
secured his. gun. In Il few minutes he
shot another and secured his gun, bat was
wounde. as he retreated to his ca1in-
White ti:en opened sharp fire, wounding
four Others. Rodegan, seeing that il; was
impossible to dislodge him, sent to tie
-cits- fo- assistance -Depn4.e Si,4riif Msi7c
Payne summoned posse, and went over
and proceeded to take measureS &c i'ura
Whites cabin. White then surrandcre,i
After his arrest it was with great difficulty
the negroes Were kept from shooting hlul
thew even threatening to shoot the officers
II he was not delivered TO them. White
was brought to the city and lodged in Jail.
The prisoner has served regular term in
the Third Cavalry, and it is said he has
killed several men before.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

~ West Point has q negro man,
whose name is John Beckman, who
claims to have followed Gen. Joseph L.
Johnston all through the wa-, aud is still
a bona fde "Con:ed." John professe|
rndyins love for the General, and il bad
IL uErcconstructed.
~ Tie Marion Crescc.it announce
the death Of an esGmabie young lady
Miss Evie, daughter OF Rev. John W
Kelly, which took place at Marion. on
the 9th instant.
~"I had rather have newspapers
without government" said Jefferson
"tban government without newspapers.
w The guillotine and the axe,
seems, are appendages Of justice in Ger
many, as we'll as elsewhere. Last ye';i
nineteen executions took place in tina
country, Of whom four were women
Eleven of the number were belleaneo
with the axe, two were guillotined ano
six were hanged.
~ Louis Napoleon IS III IoVe Will =
Young Englisl. lady residing near CHS
eahurst, and Eugene is jealous. Verify
monarchs are but mortal after all, an
beauty is tyrent which .tyrannizes ever
over tyrants themselves.
It appears that the large expeneii
lures OF money under the XII klux act
vvo millions appropriated for that pui
pose, have not proved sufficient, and tht
Houss, on Thursday, provided foranotnc
million. Federal officials and witnesse:
IN such cases are costly. Itisa a good way
Of spending money. and rewarding parti
sans at the South. As a campaign itint
for the next presidential contest it will
no doubt, prove profitable investment
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

DIS TREss1SG OccuERENcr-On Satur-
day last. 9Th instant an occurrence trans
pired IN our city which carried thrilling
bereavement 10 the hearts Of tro aged
parents, besides large circle of acquaint-
ances. Mr.. Duncan Brooks. sou ol Capt.
J. W. Brooks, having procured ., vial oi
laudanum, drank OF ii IN sufficient qu.i1l-
tity to produce death, which took 7! 'g'
about twelve O'Clock the same night i;
Is the confirmed opinion oi those knows:
him beat and most intimately, that at -
time the deed was committed, he was i.'-
boring under severe attack OF aacrra
ton, produced by long continued ANA cA-
oes.ive u-c OF ardent spirits. As SON 70.
the fatal act became known, Dr. 5. 5. llar-
ehall was summoned. who Made every e.;
fort to sa1e-his life. bus witn M avail
Tho deceased was alou; twenty four yca.s
cid. His venerable ttthc., nearly eighty
ive years OF age, and his eatimabc mother,
especially, have the sincere condolencc Of
every one, in this sore atf!ic:ion.-Green-
villa ENTERPRISE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
another C"Iured Convention.

Tie convention OF. colored men which
assembled at Columbia, S. c., on the
1ssh October last, 10 consider questions
be ,ring en- the welfare of their race, and
s,ived them by the adoption of resolu-
tons endorsing the Administration, also
resolved that the President Of the Con-
vcntion, a J. Ransier, Of South Cmo
lima, should, in his discretion, call re-
assembling of the convention, at New
Orleans, on April 10. That officer has,
accordingly, issued his call for the April
convention, "to consider the political
and material interests of the colored peo-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Carpet.bagging in Africa.

1t is no less strange than true tsays the
Macon Telegraph that Liberia has Just
escaped by the skin Of her teeth the hQr,
rors OF civil war through the machina.
tions Of yellow-skinnedr carpet-bagser
from 0lIio, appropriately named Rogc-
from which the rascal had dropped the u.
Roge, by some chicanery. got himself
elected President of the Republic and
tlrcn attcmnted to orcethro"gha an amend
mcnt of the constitution by counting out
the votes of three counties in the four
composing that jurisdiction. This pro-
duccd popular revolt, and Roge. then
called out the military to'put it down.
The military, however,. had the good
sense 70 side with the people, conven-
lion was called and they pitched Roge
out OF the Presidential chair into Jail,
and then reinstalled their ald Prcsi-
don't, Roberts. :, Thus Liberia doalt moro
promptly with the carpet baggers than
the South was able to do, OH account
of Grant. The Boston Journal, from
which VIC learn these facts, says that
Liberia appears to be flourishing, but its
natural resources need developing. Don't
develop that country, Mr.. Journal. Let
it alone. Let the poor blacks 60 I'm
swinliied to any further extent