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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-11-23

une trop fable partie etait cult
wee avant Ia guerre de b secession,
rctombent partout en- ftiche ct sont
ressaisis par 10 nature snr laqnelIe
lis avaient etc conquis. La pro-
duction du sucre est le quart de
&c qu'elle etait il y . dix ans, ct
tend certainement encore d dimi-
nuer, car Ia grande plantation
rale ct agonise, ct ne seduit point
le capital qui demeure . Pecart,
voyant le travail rare ct Uncertain.
Nous ne discutons nullement lei
le regime dit de reconstruction,
juste dams son principe etabsurde
dams son application; mails il porte
les fruits qu'on en- devait attendre,
c'est-a-dire un immense des0rdre
eoonomique, agricole ct industriel;
rancien maitre ct rancien esclave,
entire lesquels se dresse pinvisible
mails inefiacable barriere des pre-
juges ct des souvenirs, des regrets
ct des rancunes, font ensemble
mauvais menage, ct rien ne SOU
bliera parmi eux tant que vivra
Ia generation presente; cette sour
de hostilit4 favorise pexploit;ltion
du pays par les taxes, ct empeche
"a Regeneration par le travail.
Sur ce chemin, nous retournons
droit an desert. Independamment
de ccux qui furcnt le maitre ct
le propri6taire ct Ia cho-
se, il y await bien une sorte de pro.
I3tariat blanc, classc intermediate
panvre ct ignorante, Inais qui ne
put malhelreuscment servir de
trait dnnion, on anortir les chocs
I'm matelas social, parcc
qu'elle manquait totalement de
ct etait d'aiIlenrs plus
imbue que Ia classe superieure des
prejuges engendres par i'Gtat de
subordination absolne dune race
\ une autre. I'm element stranger,
distinct, exempt de tonte rela-
lion avec h passe, ncuf en- un
mot, etait done indispensable pour
nous mcncr hors de rinpasse, ct
l conyient quill entire ayec une
puissance numerique capable dab |
,orber les autres, CONNIE uu fiot
mi noierait les vestiges en- lutte |
Tune 1re accomplie. Par une
coincidence malheureuse h-bas,
,eureuse lei dams le cas- on nous ne |
,onsulterions que les inspirations
= r6go1sme, v France allemande I!
kserte rAlsacc ct u Lorraine ct
net rOc6an entire Gle et ses foyers
'sseEviA Oa irartelle, y @ nest
Isrs y France a,p6ricainei ! 0uel
.ttrait subiraltclIe, i % NEST celui
u u Louisianei Ce colon est H.
Ier ~ baggage, ,robuste Dc corps
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-11-23
FREDERICK II
LOUIS GAZANNO, capitaine.

Le capitaine LoUrs GAxANNo ayant
IKE s0n dOmicile ! St-Jean- Baptise,
offre respectueusement - services
aux habitants des paroisses ST. Char
les, St-Jean. Baptiste ct St-Jacqnes,
pour le transport, aux conditions les
plus avantagsuses, dc B0is dc OAnr-
peate, Bois ds Cords, BriqIes, Gc., d.
S'adresser 4 Ii N0uvelle- Orleans;
chez Angelo Lanata, vicille Lev6e,
Nos. IA ct146; ct etASt-Jean- Rsptiste,
rive gauche, an Cafe de pAiglej rive
droite, chez Th6o. Dinvaut. 26s3m.
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BUREAU DE PLACEMENT

81 nous entendions seulement
traiter al point de vue da sen
timent Ia question posee, ct q
demi resolue par celia meme qa'elle
est bien posee, par les intelligents
ct gen6reux fondateurs de 7 UaiOn
.fraaeaise, CONNIE il nous serait
fAcile de TOUGHER toutes les cordes
sensibles de Fame! Nous rappei-
lerions au chre lien les preceptes de
"a fol, ct ncV lui dirions que,
dams le pauyrc passant qui grelot-
te sur nos chemins sous le pale
soleil de rhiver, il doit voir fimagc
de Dieu, prefer 4 phumble misere
ce qui lni sera amplement rendu
en- lnunifcences c6lestes; al Fran
Gals ct an Louisianais nous parle-
rions de Ia France, leur mere com
mune, jadis opulente ct glorieuse
ct maintenant prosternee ct eplo-
rec, de u France quill leur faut
aimer ct servir sous la forme de
ces tristes haillons, de ces 6paves
viyantes qui implorent lepr cha
rite; a tont homme enfn, sans ac-
ception de religion nj dc patrie,
nous montrerions Ia fragilit3 de IA
fortune ct "a necessite De IL soli-
.larite, preceptes qui eclatent dams
Ia decadence des nations puissan-
tes, dams Ia chute des peuples su-
perbes, dams I'incendie des cites
si,lsndides, lecons sinistrcs vt pro
fondes auxquelles ne peut - Sous
traire 10 plus avcugle ct le plus
dur d'en1r les orgueilleux posses
seurs du bien-6tre ct dftenteurs
de Ia riclieSse, ct ~ dDnscience
cmuc relondrait, ct "a porte ct -
bourse s'ouvriraient devant cette
lameutablc figure dc detressc qui
.lcmain peut etre ID sienne. Mais
4,e nest point au cGur que nous
voulons nous adresser, c'est b
Iaison que nous pretendons attGn-
dire, on plutdt c'est pinteret, et
l'inttrtt msteriel one nous rallie-
rons u Ia cause de rimmigration
eurcptesne q Dc Y Uniss Jrssssiss,
pr de- considerations inples e
conclnantes Ill.
Ii Louisiana sent son NAL, ct 4
salnt d'indiquer CO nal en- oonsta-
tait one Habolition q HesCaavage
ct l'extcnsi6n du suffrage aux -
ftanchis proceed esou consequences
r6vosntionnaines inoontestablss et |
irr6vocables, mont pas ae1lsmsnt
prudult uine perturbetion soeiaie
dans ~ rim, Mir ont encoro
alt6r6 e tai , motifs - soutcep
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Les MILE ct UNE
cONNAlSSANCES UTILES.
CXCvII

Nous all0ns nous occuper Dun
petit animal q corlles qui . bien
son prix, depuis que les buitres
sont 81 chares. Cest rhumble ct
doux escargot, un porteur de cui-
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CT. CHAPoTEL
~ FERBlANTlER
angle des rues Bouabo ct Bieuvills
NOuvELLE-oRLkANs. IS Hg&E

Ofre 4 sa nombreuse clientele mn grand
assortment de BaiGneires en- zine et "a
ferblanc, Rnins de siege, Rains -
PieAs, Dains d Doaehes.
Aussi une grande varisi< de stoves do
meileurcs marques. pour hois ct ehnrboA
Crates de chcmin4ea, de toutes grandeurs
Bntsepfss Se Cslsine, de ioutes qualities
fTLes oro,-s seronf executes avec soin 81
prompiitude ct des piix moderes. mia.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
Personal Intelligence.


Captain Hubert, OF the British Army, is at the
New York Hote.
Rear Admiral Haxa, OF the Peruvian Navy, has
arrived at the Grand Central Hotel.
Congressman W. Ii. Barnum Is at the Filth Ave-
nue. Hotel.
General 8. e. Marvin, OF Albany is registered at
the New 0rk Hotel
A. J. Drexe, the banker, OF Philadelphia is stop
ping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Ex-Governor A. L. Burnside, OF Rhode lslanu has
arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
pm. Pomeroy, President OF the Northern pactGo
Railroad, is at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Collector r. w. Daniels, OF Buffalo, Is ut the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. He Is a member Of the Republican
state Committee and was present at the meeting
OF that body held yesterday at his present domicie
Count Arnm, Secretary OF the German Legation,
yesterday arrived from Washington at the Brevoort
House.
Senator's Schurz and Trumbull, who are to speak
at the meeting OF sympatnlzcrs with the Liberal
Republican," movement, at the Cooper Institute.
this evening" viii arrive at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
tuls morning.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
FRANCE.
Cabinet DispoJition Of the Portfolio OF Finance
A Hard Fact Against the ChIsel-
hurst Money Chest.
IELEEaA. 10 THE NEW YORK aEsaLD.

PARIS, April III, 1872.
M. Casmr. Perier, who was rendered the Minis
try or Finance mas positively declined accepting
the appointment IL IS probable that there Will be
no change IN the Cabinet for some time andithat N.
Goulard, the Minister Of Agriculture ana Com
merce, wno was appointed Minister OF Finance pro
tenn. upon the retirement OF NJ. Pouycr- Quertier,
will continue TO occupy both positions
CANAKD ABOUT CHIsELHURsT CASH.
There is no truth In the report w.r>cn has been
current In TINS city during the past two days, aeg
a that M. Rouher took s. 900, 900 OF francs TO the
ex-Emperor Napoleon at Casehurst.
PRUssIAS MILITARY ACTION AGAINST THE PRESS.
The Germans OF the Army OF Occupation yester-
day arrested the editor Of newspaper at vltry lie.
Francois for writing. an article offensive 10 the
Prussian military authorities. The prisoner has
been taken 10 Rheims.
MURDER OF A FAMILY BY GYPsIES.
family OF five persons have been murdered by
gypsles at lie Barp, III the Department Of the Gi-
ronde.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
THE ANARCHY In MEXNyl.
Herald Special Despatch from
MatamOrOs.
Mexican MarauderS Invade Texas and
Deliver Captured Cattle Thieves.
Filibustering Scheme Against
Mexico.
Trevin0's Heavy Guns for the Siege
Of MatamOrOs.
1elssaAM TO THE NEW YORK Asaall


The HARALD correspondent in Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special dcs-
MATAMoRos, Mexico, April IL.
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, April IL, 1872
A party of Mexicans recently crossed over
at midnight to Edinburg Con the American
sde), where they broke open the Jail and re-
leased three cattle thieves who had been
caught in the act by Texan drovers. The
panditti and their liberated companions then
retured to the Mexican side. The sheriff and
the citizens of Ednburg had been previously
notified Of this design to deliver the captured
cattle thieves, and in order to battle the at
tempt of the banditt some Of the citizens pre-
pared to hang the prisoners, but the majority
refused, and when the marauders forced open
the jail no resistance was offered
The Texans have sent to the local authori-
ties at Brownsville report of depredatious,
requesting that it may be forwarded to Presi-
dent Grant.
EXPECTED INVASION.
General Palacios, the commander Of this
city, has been informed that baud of flbus-
ters is being organized in Texas, ostensibly for
the purpose Of preventing depredations by cat
tie thieves, but really with secret design Of
invading Mexico.
A courier with important dispatches has
just arrived here from Camargo, bringing news
up to yesterday. He reports that Trevino
has not yet left that place, but will do so as
soon as he receives some heavy guns, which
he is expecting from Monterey. He will then
begin the siege Of Matamoros. General Qui-
roga whose force is to take part in the siege,
is at Reynosa, awaiting the arrival Of General
TrevihO.
The Situation Aromad Nlntamoros-Gcueral
WcCOoh's Measures to Prevent a Breach of
Neutrality.
MATAMoRos, April II. 1872.
The situation Is unchanged. Government troops
hold the country above The city for thirty miles, and
below to the sea. The revolutionIsts hold Rcynosa
and all the upper roads, and communication with
the INTERIOR except toward Tampico, which Is still
open to couriers.
General McCook commanding Fort Brown, has
taken precautions by picketlng the whole front OF
the Rio Grande ncSr brownsville and in front or
this CITY, to prevent breach OF the neutrality laws
by revoutlonisis crossing from the American side
to attack the city on The water front.
All able bOdled men have been mt into the Ma.
tonal Guard increasing the defensive force to about
twelve hundred men.
Steamers are plying on the Rio Crande without
Interruption.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LosroS MONEY MARKrr.-LoNpoS, Aprl tl-b r.
NJ Ccns0ls closed AT a2aa money and g2 FOR the
United states bvetwent bonds l5ozs, ~ Iss5s
old o. o0is s6ta teu..Ores, ol.
FrAnKtoNr BoURsE NKroET, Aprii ll.-United
states lyr-tweniy bonds, 80 for the issue of ls62.
PARis BoUHsf.-PAHIa Aprtl IL p M keutes closed n;
55,. fac.
T. h-The cotton market closed seadyi middling
lands iiEd a]lld.; m1dhnC orleans IL ad lCd. Inc
ol lhe day nave bo0 baes including 5000 for
.rpo.t fSti spceus tiol.
l.2 r. M.Nhcat, IL. Sd rrr crn'u for California white
and lls 81 Tor red winter Corn rs. 3D. z's I'd guar
Ter. The mar ct Is dMl.
Is,Nppk PnoDUoE MAREEp.- IoNnoN Arri IL Even
mo Calcutta nscei, 61s G.s. 3D. Common rosln, H.
81 H per spiria turnentine, OBS per cwi. Isl0w
easier i, 6.s. cWG iog Russian.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
ENGLAND.
Social Reunion Of Distinguished Personagep-
Sentence Of the Qussn's Assailant-Dis-
count, Cotton and Bullion-Politi-
cal Advice to ths Radicals.
lilEtRGM 10 TINE NEW yvaK geaAlo.

LONDON. April IL, 1872.
Hon. n. C. schenck, United States Minister to
England, entertained a distinguished company as
dinner at the American Legation last evening.
Among the persons present were Count Brunn0w.
the Russian Minisier Count Bernstorn, the Prus-
sian Minister; Baron Won Beust. the Austrian
Minister; Baron onenberg the newly appointed
Russian Minister TO the United States; the Right
Hon. Chichester Fortescuo; the Right Hon. Sir
Charles Bowyer Adderly, ana Sir Curtis Lamps0n,
and many Of the gentlemen were accompanied by
their wives ana other members OF their families.
o'coNNOR's TRIAL AND SENTENCE.
The case of Arthur O'Connor the assaiant OF Her
Majesty Queen Victoria. came up for trial In the
Old Bailey this morning. The prisoner made an
Intellectual attempt TO withdraw his plea OF guilty to
the charge OF assaulng Her Majesty with the miti-
eating ground OF insanity. Jury was empanelled
to inquire into his mental condition.
O'Connors iather was swora in his son's defence.
lie testified that he une iatner) was a nephew OF
the late Feargus OCODnor, and that several mem-
bers of the family besides the prisoner were insane
The accused, he stated, was very studious when
child, and fell into bad health, from which he had
suffered ever since. The prisoner was wounded IN
the head III the year 1866 and received injuries
which rendered HIM insenslbIe Tor some time. Tho
witness TURNER testified tnat his son was never
connected with any political association.
The trial was brought 10 an abrupt conclusion
IN the afternoon. The jury empanclled to inquire
INTO the medical condition OF the prisoner alter hear
ing q number OF Witnesses reported that O'Conn0r
was perfectly sane although expert, DR.. Harring
ton, who, as studied the subject or insanity for a
quarter OF century, testified tnat the prisoners
head measured nineteen inches, ana that ne re-
garded hun as insane ana too dangerous to be AZ
large
The verdict Of guilty was then pronounced IN az.
sentenced to Imprisonment lor twelve months ut
hard labor ana to receive twenty lasnes.
JOHN BRIGHT IN HIS PLACE IN PARLIAMENT.
In the House OF Commons t0-uight Mr.. John Bright
took his seat Tor the first time his pr0tracted
illness.
POLITICAL TACTICS OF THE RADICALS.
Mr.. Odger addressed public meeting at Norwich
last night. He declared q change OF Ministry was
needed. The only way the workingmen could get
power was 'to embarrass those who had it,"
The meeting was orderly.
THE FL.sET THE PACIFIC.
Rear Admiral Robert Coote has been commits
stoned to succeed Rear Admiral Arthur FaIqular
In the command OF the British ncet IN the Pacific.
DISCOUNT ADVANCED
The rate OF discount OF the Bank OF England has
been advanced onc-half, and Is now tour per cent.
OUTFLOW OF BULLION.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
1855, 600 during tie week.
COTTON SUPPLY.
Seven thousand seven hundred and ninety six
bales OF American cotton were landed In Lyeip pool
to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
SPAIN.
Carlists in Conflict with the Kings Troops
Hadioalism Moving from the Centre
Royal Rule in havana.


Madrid, April IL, 1872.
Official advlcea show that the Carllst movement
in Catalonia and Arragon is becoming more pro.
nounced. There was slight engagement yester-
day between the troops and one OF these bands near
Olot twenty .one miles northwest OF Corona, the
district OF Catalonia.
The Governor OF Catalonia reports that the Carlist
bana which appeared In the province Of Barcelona
numbered ninety men, and Its leader was prom
nent member OF the International Society.
The frontier is carefully watched Dy the French,
and Carlsts who escape into France, are arrested,
dsarmed and inierned.
A Carlist, formerly colonel OF the spanish army,
has been captured by the French officers near the
spanish frontier.
TIE G0vERNoRsHIp Of HAVANA.
Senior Zabalza is gazctted as Governor or Havana,
10 succeed Sen0r Moreno.
INrERNATIoSALIsM CONCENTRATING FOR ACTION
The Intcrnationallsts are very active IN Spain, and
there is reason fear that the society organizing
a movement which VIII declare itself simul-
taneousy here and in Otner countries of Europe.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
THE SWAMP ANGELS.

Calvin Oxendine Acquitted or the Charge OF
Murder-JObn Dial tho Principal Witness
Held For Trial.
WILMINGTON, N. G., April H. 1872.
1he last OF that batch OF the Lowery gang who
were arrested and successfully retained in custody
for the murder OF Sheriff King had his trial during
the present week ut Smlthvllle, in brunswick
county, Calvin Oxendine was acquitted today or
the murder Of Sheriff King by proving an alibl
John Dial, the States witness, was neld to answer
on charge OF larceny in Robson county prior to
the commi,tal OF the above crime Dial described
the circumstances OF the murder but insists that
Calvin was with the gang There Is little doubt he
swore falsely. John bears a bad reputation ex-
elusive OF this crime OF murder
witnesses swore 10 the irreproachabe character
OF OXendlne nom boy up 10 this Charge Of com.
plicty IN the 1nurter Of King.
Henderson Oxendine, Oalvins bro'ner, was ex.
ecuted IN Morcn 1871, iOr completely IN this murder
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
DEEP SEA TELEGRAPHS.
Multipl c alton OF the Means of differentiation
o. he Peoples.
lllilllM 10 LIE new Yoaa AtaltG.

LONDON, April III, 1872.
The French Transatlantic Telegraph Company
have concluded Il contract with tire Telegraph Main.
tenance ana Uons,ruction Company for the laying
OF fourth Iine o. tclegraphlc cable between Europe
ana America. prospectus Of the American Az
lantic Telegraph Company, proposing to lay cable
from Milford Haven, on ;he coast OF wales TO Rye
Beach, N H., direct, WIN be issued next week.
The press genera.y expresses great satisfaction at
the prospect OF cheaper rates through the multiply
ing oi the means OF tecgraphic communication be-
tWcca EurI0e aad America,
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
FLORIDA,

serp,niZu tion Of the Republican state C0H..
vcniiou-BcIrgates Named to Attend ae.
philadelphia.
JACKSON VILE, April II, 1872.
Tho permanent organization OF the State Repur-A
liran Convention was enected by the election OF.
Hon. j. L. Walls as permanent chairman and J. H.,
Edwarus secretary. 1ne loilowing delegates were.
elected TO the Philadelphia Conyention:-Hon j. T..
Walls u. Eagan, r. n. Wicker, J. w. Butler. j. II.
Armstrong and Hiram Potter, OF whom four arc
wnIie and two cOlored. The opposition was strong.
hnt the Convention was harmonious anu cndorses-
General Grant.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
RAILROAD BRIDGES SWEPT AWAY,

CONCORD N. H., April ii, 1872.
Tho Federal bridge across The Merrimac, nc East
Concord, i2O feel long, and the Montreal Railroad
bridge beside IL, the same length, were swept away
by the lreshet this afternoon. Inc other Two
bridges will probably be saved, as the water Is
falling. Heavy masses OF ice are passing out.
bridge between HoUksett aad Sunc0ok Is said TO be
SO badly damaged TO render railroad travel be.
tween these places iinpossi'
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Mr.. Disraei Anxious for Light rom Geneva.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HeaALp.

LONDON, April II, 1872.
During the session Of the Rouse Of Commons this
evening Mr.. Disraeli gave notice that he should
interrogate the government as to what 1t In
tended 70 take with regard to the meeting Of the
Board OF Arbitration In Geneva.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
CGETRAI AID SOUTH AMERICA.
Protest OF The Panama Government Ae ainst Span
ish Interference with the Virginius
TELEGRAM 1t TIE NEW YORK Hes.LD.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, April IL, 1872.
The Governor OF Panama has protested against
the interference OF the spanish men-ofwar with the
steamer Virginius.
war mas been declared by Guatemala against
Honduras and San salvador.
There has been a largo ire in Valparaiso accom-
painted with loss OF life.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
THE MEDICO-LEGAL SOCIETY.

The Menlco-Lcga Society met last evening at
inc College OF Physicians and Surgeons, Twenty
tnrd street and Fourth avenue. The suujcct OF the
paper read was "The influence OF Uremic and Alco-
bolic Poisoning on Testamentary Capacity ny DR..
stephen Rogers, PRESIDENT oil me association After
the eadlua the subject was open Ior general dis
cussion IN winch DIS Rogers and o'Snllivan and
MIR Jonn II. AntnoI and several other legal gentle
mon took part. Tue subject OF the paper for next
month Is tsTne Obligations and the Responsibility
of tne Administration oil Nitrous Uxide Gas"
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
HORRORS IN HhYTT.
Troops Massacring Insurgents.
ltlIfpar 10 TIVE RrW yoHy He;AL.i

KINGSTON, ia, April 10, 1872
Revolution has broken out IN ST. Marc, Hayt.
The troops were massacring the insurgents by
wholesale. Citizens OF the United states were pro-
tecteo by the French Consul.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

Comptroller Green yesterday commenced tho
payment of the wages to laborers on the big pipes
10 ApriI /, 1872, amounting 10 $4,000 Hc WIZ pay
to-day the pay rolls oil abogers on pipes ana STOP
COCKS Tor March, Sl,l05, on roads and avenues lor
March, Ss2l bo cleaners pubic Offices FOR Marcn
81, 729; inspectors Tcsuatog ava glauhg 'oi "u1Sn
3i.JUl
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
NAVAL Orders,

WAsufNGroH hprii ~, 1872
Lieutenant Thomas q. Grove has been ordered ~
the naval sSation ut Mound CITY, III Lieutehnn' NV
George 4. Ritter mas been detGCncd rom lne ~. iS
mouth and placed on waILIng orders; Masor WIZ,
ton goodwln nas neen detached rom tue le'iof aha
placed on WaIsing Orllers.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

s.-1oyni iBay"nn LDitcry.-.I. y. MnrtinsE
co. Bankers, 10 Wall street Box 1885 New yorx Tod
nur
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

friends tie opportunity OF supplying themselves with
OF 1abe Ware at oDebird sa. than tho
lar prices. Ivory uded Table knvss S6 dozen
Spoons and Forks a. 50 dozen, Pates 81
per china Plates at ~ doIen At NICOL.
son A Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

.-tsiynilsiug Down Broadsva ITO EDjoy
such promenade must the happy possessor Of oas
OF KN0k'S Spring HATS Ills new style IL OF unr
at2 fOa
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

A.-iIcrriny's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
35i Bros iwav. c,rnr Mnrrefersx
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

A.-Douuan's spring styles Of Hats ar0
beauty and elegance 02 Nassau sltoe oosuer
The New York herald., 1872-04-12
ROME.
Vatican Proclamation OF Kew Bishops.
TrlrGSAb, 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, April II, 1872
The Pore viii hold consistory on the 2lth lust.
for the preconizdtion OF number OF Italian and
polinn hiahOnN.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

A-For n First Class. Elegant Dress Hat Gaa
10 LsPEASCHEID, Manufactures, llS Nassau street..
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

H0ynl DnvaDa Lottery. ..,-.-,--
Prizes cshed information irnshsd The hisn's rates
pni for Dnuboous an KINDA Got AND silver 6oyern-
mon, socnr,,i.s CO. sc TAYLOR Co, baukers
"'e'' SS@'''''N'' Nav York
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

Royal Havana I.ortery.-oihciai Drawing
% We "Rrsah b Wall street, Pos, ornss boz isis.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

Augeivs Turkish Baths, IrxiugtOu Av~muoy
corner Twenty NTH street WALKING boore breAkfas In
yiuorane soothing than opateA before
retiring Id,cs day and evening Gentleman every das
and all night.
The New York herald., 1872-04-12

Havana Louery.-Priye- Cashcd ard info.-
nation given jN'skft "a ~, tAo Ael.
~ Broa iwAp, room =.
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HAVANA. April IL, 1872.
Ten insurgents, armed with Reminsto rides, sur.
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