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had been constrUctcd-twcnty-tlrrcc dead
bodies were prepared for their final rest in
the troubled earth. Thirty Of the wounded
hid been extracted and cared for, of whom it
is feared that five may yet die. Colonel
Whipplc says Mr. Goldman told Him al'oIt
6 \. NJ. that he had counted three hundred
and siNty-onc separate and distinct shocks.
There were
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-11
A SURVIVORS, EXPERIENCE

Colonel Whipple is the only person who
nv, yet arrived here from the Owens River
valley since it occurred, and he has been in
terVicWed ever since. He was sleeping in i
two,,story adobe house, up stairs, when the
earthquake occurred. He sprang out of bed,
caught his pants, and had proceeded about
ten iect into the hall when he was thrown
upon his back, the walls and the roof coming
right down upon him, and he was knocked
molnentarlly insensible. AS he went down
with the crash of the building, he saws L" |
thousht OF my wife and children, and then
tIls Is DEATH" AS soon as he came to and
WIS ablc IN " '
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4 AND NORFOLK STEAMsHTPkkEH
LINE-FOR 2 HI ABEL PHIA TWICE 4
WEEK.--Steamers NORFOLK, EMPIRE nnd i
s. GREEN. composing this line, Will leave Ricl.
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY at i,
o'clock d.. and PhiIadeIpiiaa every WEDNEsDAY
and SATURDAY ut the same hour, aIterilately
FrefgFts received daily Sundays exccptei) for al,
parts or Pennsylvania. New Jersey, and Delaware;
also for Charleston Savannah, and Kew Orleans, and
bills OF lading signed through. r. ..;a.-#
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage TO Philadelphia, Including meals and
stateroom, IS.
". p PORTER, Agent,
No. 2i25 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE & Co, Agents
No. ~ South Wharyes.
in L. No. Il North Wllaryes PhiI1delDhia.
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4 FIRE BROKE OFT

III DR.. LCGniis'3 store, bcucath which t.! ere
WAS known to be powder stored, bui Air.
Coyington, Mr.. Lyman, and others. At iInlni-
nent peril Of Their lives, worked at the lire
until it was subducd and the danger Of an
explosion WAS aycrtcd. The work Of rescue
went on till O'Clock, at which hour
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THE IIEAIT-RENriNG CALLS or SURVIVORS,
"Oh, where is my wit:'." "Ol, where is my
brothcr." son. where are my children "
Help ne to find my children !"--may he
better imagined than described. Every man
Who WAS able to stand worked at digging
them out wherever there were cries for help
until long after Qayliglt:.
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nc went down the street to tie centre Of the
town, where the most appalling sight awaited
nm. filty-two houses were thrown down.
ana Hlty-lour persons, or more than one-siyth
OF the population of the town, were buried
beneath the ruins. The cries OF those who
wore
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-06-22
Local..

PoL,TlQuE.-Est,c ,ce bien de Ia potqne
C'est ainsi, tout All moins, qu OH appee Ia chose
Ell ces contl6es.
Mas il y politique ct politique, cor:,me il y a
chats ct chats.
Adonc. samedi dernier, vers midi. nm petit canon
tonssa devant Ia residence de VI. G. L. Bovee
Tex .Secretare d'Etat.
C'etait !e signal.
Maheureusement lie canon fclat6. Pronosti
facheux' Pauv-e petit canon, il ne toussera plus
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NOurelIcs.

E1EUx MONDE LES negotiations pour
lavncmation de la France par les AIenands
progre,sent dune maniele sati.fasante.-
On craint de graves describes Berlin de
la pnrt des travailleurs. Berlin aura son
tour ct Guillaume sou henre.-Le 26enle
nnuiversaire dn pontticat de Pie TX n etc
caIabr'. par les catloliq"es de Rome lie
Reichtad prive les r. Z. Jesuites des
drots de- c,toyenneti. tribunal arbtra
de Geneve siege. On n espoir one tout
fnira bien. - L'empereur de Russie est
archi-fou.
NouvEAu MoSDE-Lonverture dn Jubile
de Ia pax Boston, a en- lien lie II. La
mus,pue etc entendue jnsqn'anx Montagnes
Rocheuses, ct les citoyens de Niagara IL ont
plus entenln le bruit formidable de le"r
Caturncte Commune de New-York vent
fare me demonstration hostile contre lie
ministre Noailles Po,,r1noi done, ct sur
cctte terre de fhospitalit6 ?-La vile de
1 New York est tihvrensnment ngitee par les
| grlvturs lie toute profession. lie fait es'
grave uaIIS tiIe Nl'c 'uheI1sc ou 'O f""AV
risne est Qua>i-enropien. - Les chance!
de Greeley a Baltimore ne sont pon
problimati1nes malgr1 les menaes d
administrations CHEN enrags d
Louisville a morlu 90 pcrsonncs.-
) LOUISIANA. "a partir du 1imanche, 80 juir
r.45eillD Sc puhiern en- langue franc cai>e.-L
5 Gouverneur Warmoth, dams une lettre
9 Campbell, decline In candilature
S gouverneur. Les da!iguis du part Rad. n
t tional, Sc sont riun,s lie 10 Baton Rouge L.
$ Piuchbachiens, les Warmothistes, ct Il
e Douaniers s'entendront-is ? LIE vent ne
3 nj a la paix nj Il Ia Cancellation. Est-ce q'
IS les raform,stes, les damocrates ct
It ripub icains libaraux s'entendeut eux?
= ny lie diScipinss en- Louisiana que
1t hommes lie couleur, ct il veulent GrAnt
I In mort.-A propos, que va-t-on faire
: ticket dimocratique C'est a qui
$. renaossera pas.
PS.-Toutes les Conventions dimoc,
" tiqueS, sauf deux ou trois, Sc sont prononc
" pour Greeley.
" On tripote a Baton-Rouge. C'est I
y" foire aux colsciences. Qui sera nom
" gouvorneur Kellog. Billings, SHIELD
~ Dibb!e on Devil? Les deux Convent
= s'entendront. eles Non 4!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-06-22

! Oui, jan,ais icrivain, roete on Journalistic,
nlcrm deux mo.s aignes de.re lus ct
nppandis. 81 ces deux mots ne sont pas
rcxpresson dune variti ct le sonttle dime
conviction. Cest la fni qni fait l'iloqnence.
Et Gni So sonvent an jonr hui des ,hstenrs
ct les grammairens de la Greece ct de Rome,
1nnnd tont lie monde admire nm Dimosthane, |
pense ayec Cictron ct s'inligne nvec Tactic ?
Cest quill fant Sc servir de In plnme pour Ia
pens-e, ct de Ia rensie pour Ia v1rita. C'est
quill FAINT sentir nob'ement ct tnergique-
ment pour ecrire fnergi1uement ct noble
ment. ST yous II ates q"'nn vii intrigant, mn
inergnmene confontlant le hnr'emcnt avec
ls!oqnence, comment nous par'erez-vons de
patre ct de pntrotisme lie mot vertn
grmncem dams votre bonche lie saltim-
hanQne, ct vos phrases seront crenses
CONNIE In conscience dun usurier. Ben
Plus, vons ne serez vtritabement poete,
v1ritah'ement eloquent, que lorsQne vous
d difenlrez une cause vraiment jis,e. Les
: causes injnstes, celles Qui sont perlnes dams
II 10 crnr des hommes. ne tronveront que de
froids rhatenrs pour les compromettre ct les
e rliculiser encore. Tons les articles de Tart
II oratoire. qnand on voutra justiier les crimes
dune Rnssie. dune Autriche ct dune Prnsst
tgorgeant la PoIogne, tomheront devant ce
seuls mots ln dernier DIES Poonas: You
etes des assassns. On pent habilemen
81 dtieudre le mensonge. mais non pas victo
IS riensement Et Rouher ui-meme ton
lie oratcnr quill est, ne sanrait rhhabi!ier vingt
e denx aus dun empire de hontes ct de cor
de ruption inonles; car Se dernier les tcoliers
n en- regardant ce hantain personnage, dirait
ne L'empirE q commence dams Ia nnit d
es, dacembre ct fini dams lie dasastre de Sedal
oit Et 81 vous m'objectisz que Gamhetta est /,
.le gnenx, je vons ripontlras F.: "On, mais Il
n gueox Qni q cru la France" Et vons, +
nee insensss qui he sayez remp'ir les coonn
as de vos jonrnanx un'avec des Injuries ct ii
ct calembredaines a l'adresse des commnnard
per y aveZ-vo"s cru, y croyez-vons ct Qnel la
ole gage parlez -yons cette France Barbour
,rs, leurs L.. Et combien sont Venus lei sa
les le sou, sans prfingas, republicans faroc
de qui parlent mantenant de prijngss de co
mes leur dhonnetets bonrgeoise ct de gouveri
rgir ment CONNIE il faut Farcenrs H.. II
afi- venus t.. Risum teneats. Et encore S
sans avaient du style2
rou- LIE jonrnalisme AMERICAN baissi, bal
lie Ia CONNIE l'opinion pnbliqnt. Aussi ny ere
1t, 81 on plus. L'abonne lit sou journal par ha
a, il tude, ct c'est tgalement par hab;tude a
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-06-22
Candn0turc.

Mr. L'ED1rEuR,
VeniIlez aunoncer que Honorable J. K.
Gsudet, consent a se laisser porter CONNIE
Canaidat 4 Ia place dc Jugo de District du
Quatrieme District Judiciaire, aux elections
de Novembre proclaim, ct qniI sera souten",
sans distinction do parti, do race on de
coulenr. par
La Majorit6 des Electeurs.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-06-22

i'emploie all plus vii des usages. Et puis
quand il l'ouvre chaqne matin, CONNIE Ie
porte pordonnance, n'est.ce pas pour )
tronver e prix courant. l'annonce mercantile
gu Ia chronique scandaleuse ct locale? Le
Journalistic qni connait l'esprit de ses
lectenrs, qui nest nj plus nj moins matfria-
liste qu'ei,x, soin d'entrelarder les COLONIES
de sa fe"ille avec des avis dc jambons ct
dapanles fumfes. Entire un article sur Ia
judicnlure ct un attire sur Ia morale on glisse
une rtclame an profit dun marchand de-
vases de mutt. Cest meter, simple meter.
Que'p"es I'M. dependant appelIent celia dn
sacerdoce. Mais ce nest pas ninsi que nos
devanciers comprenaient Ia chose, 1or-one Ie
jonrnalisme 6tait une voix, ct g"and les
hommes dEtat e,,x-memes ne dedaignnient
point, dams l'intaIst du pays, de vuIgarser
les grands problames qui so'icitent une
riponse du penpe. Ces devanciers-la, ,-et
mons porrrions en- otter beauconp,-don-
naient au journal importance du livre qni
instrnit, 6c|nire ct conseile. In forme
n'ttait pas moins remarquahle que le fond,
ct ron sentait qn'rne conscience honnete ct
ferme pnrlait dams Ia feuiIle dissiminie aux
Quatre points cardinanx. La chaumfere
lisait CONNIE le palais, ct ie penp|e risnmnit
50 pensee ct scs appearances dams IN meme
credo. Mnis on ne salt pins que harhonilIer
dn paper, ct le pensenr dtgodt du journa-
lisme. Q"ant an penp'e, j! II pris ce journa-
isme en- tel mepris, ct son gott etc tele-
ment dipraye par Ia lecture de sornettes
absurdes on de mensonges grossiers, quill
met un Lamartine ou I'M Greeley au rang
dcs foIicuIaires tnris.
Et cependant Ia presse pourrait etre une
inmiare yeritable.
Ellie pourrat mons eviter bien lies luttes,
bien des pirils, bien DIES catastrophes, bien
des regrets taraifs. Nlais il ne FAINT point
qneIe excite les hommes contre les hommes,
les parts contre les parts. les intarets contre
les intarets, la folie contre Ia foIie. Ellie doit
ecMirer ct pacifier. Son arn,e nest point
une tpte, mais un hambeau.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-06-22
Cnmdid0iure.
Nh. EDITOR,

Nh. EDITOR,
Please announce that the Honorable J. X.
Gandet allows his name to be used as
Candidate for Judge of the Fourth Judicial
District, at the next November elections,
and that he will be supported without
distinction Of party, Of race or Of color, by
& The majority Of the Electors.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-06-22
doit ttre plus terribement chatie qn'un

doit 6tre plus terriblement chatie qu'un
pa''vre pfcheur inconn". II aura vendu
pour q"e'qnes denier<, peut-etre ponr I'M
r"ban de vaniti, ce que Diem defend de
vendre: Ia pensee h"maine. Ce sera nm
apostat ln droit. TN deserteur de Ia legion
des flns, lie Lncifer des tenebres Rappeez-
vous Fautenr de Nemesis. In responsabiiti
est grande pour cenx aux fronts desques
Den nit le rayonuement de l'esprit. Lin
te|igence est IN devor dc plus. On ne
pe.e point dams une meme balance I'M naif
Paysan ct I'M poete CONNIE Hugo, Et puis
nous rendrons compte des privileges socianx
dune education exceptonuelle, dune ms
troction Iargement Distribute, dune vie de
favenrs de caresses ct de preferences. 81
ffcrivain est nn primipile de la legion
humane, ce nest pas dams Ia foule des
tralnards quill faut e trouver.
Car il y a des journalistes horriblement
frnin1rLS.
Ce nest pas all premier rang qn'on lea
volt, mais bien dams les wagons d'ambuance,
4 Ia cantne, parmi les braves qui craignent
prndemment le fen. Ce 1ui ne pronve pas,
q"ana Ia victoire est gagnse, qniils men
reclament tont le prix. lis ont entendu le
canon 'lc Marengo, mais lis ne sont pas morris
aux cotfs de l'hiroique Dcsax.
En- virits, qnand OF, In, qnand on a
ttndii. quand on a feuil|eta page page le
grand livre de Ia vie humane, quand on n
promene 50 renste ct son jugement d tlavers
les siecles, qnaua on s'est initia a tons les
movements poitiqnes, sociaux ct regienx
qni composcnt l'histoirt ct Ia genese de
l'humaniti, qunnl on WI Ia tente dn
pastcnr arabe Sc transformer en- monuments
superbes ct en- cites merveiIlenses, parceoue
Dien imposa h l'homme le traruiL CONNIE
moyen ct lie Aonleur pour but. est-il encore
possible, avec les attestations du progress ct
les sommations de In justice, en- presence des
granaenrs dune civiisntion rui marche en-
sonveraine ct s'imposc en- diviniti. de ner
Ia Ioi nicessaire du movement, du perfec-
tionnement ct de Ia marche +? Fant-il rester
statiounaire, indifferent a Ia marche, ennemi
dn progress. gnand tont sagte autonr de
vons Qnnnd lhorizon s'agrandit ct s'inonde
do lnmcre, unand lhnmanits monte
proviacntiellemen Ia montague angnste e,
lie Sinai de Ia loi nouvele? Sacrfier aux
idoles devant Dleu, c'est nu moins miserable
81 vons n'aimez pas Ia carti, 81 lie >oleil von
fbonit. 81 l'e!ivation vous donne lie vertigo
81 vons ne ponvcz point resrirer sur Ie
hantenrs sereines ct dams nne atmosphere IL
croyances ginarenses rentrez tout simpIemeu
Az tron des hbonx pyctalopes. ct pcrmette
IN Den. uu',l est nne anne, quill est un,
humani:a ct one Ia libertt est In sonrc,
abonAante a aGnelle won't s'abreuver c
s'euivrer les elus de l'Eterue;.
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Mons liSons une bonne chose dams
r.4beille, ct ellie est d'Alphonse Karr
"A propos d'arboricolture, on demandait
Alphonse Karr qnel itait Iarbre quill
priflrait il rapondt: Ce"i anquel ou
pendra e dcrnier avocat poitiqne."
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-06-22

b0-Bureau du journal, pres du College JET
ferson, St-Jacques, rive gauche. N.'
0~Pour lettres, Journntfx, echanges ct pa
perasses, adressez Content Post Office.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-06-22

Quelqn'un dA gull J await qastre pou-
votnsn AZ. az. aessss ss .teab!'l.aae: 10 pouve''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
BRIrUH-ANERIc1N CLAIMS.

AWARDS BY TIE MIXED COMMISSION Al WASH
IEGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The Mixed Commits
sion on American aud British claims has made the iO-
lowing awards:
Seven thousand four hundred and tortytwO dollars n
be- paid the United states tO Great Britain, ~
respect tO the claim Of Thomas mcdowell TOT injuries 10
ms dWeDue-hOust, fencing lanui garden &C. AT AZ
lauta aud timber cut and two bales Of cotton and
property alleged 70 nave been taken by sherman
army d., $50 .t..
claim off John Hates for horses saddle ana Ordt
alleged % have taken by tie Jnied states ioIces
iu the Shenandoah Valley, ia 1868, and the burning or
stack o. hay the same time. lEr tOuu-ei Tor luc
tinted tts ssfully resisted This claim ON the
crOuud thaf Gen. Sd lIltau executed his llu ds d"i
act OF Nay M the enemy country.
one hundred and nifty dollars 10 gold on the elum oI
James 3lcCabC for property alleged tO nave been taken
,v rho troops under the command OF Gen sherman lu
Mississippi IN February, lct4 .
Five thousand hundred and uuofFtl-Lt dollars 10
gold on The claim Of Timothy Do"AI- iof lIt Hyut
aua destruction OF MS mousse VINE 4h TIC Po-.''on 81
tie military forces OF the United states.
seven hundred and seventy dollars ia goa ON iiF
clam of George Adam. The claimant was duulced 10
The United States 1850 and mad dcciat. as ltcI
ton OF becoming q CITIZEN m lo'9 He occupied - acres
az tud ou Mission Ridge lying between tie opposing
forces ia that huy contested battle ON the -Jh OF 40
VEN ier, 1868 He claimed Tor Tie value 81 ms Iotre
stable cornrib aud certain personal property alleged
10 have been taken by United states troops al anu
shortly aftCr that battle
Three thousand and fltYsiX dollars IN gold on claim OF
John Turner for hs house aud property burned ny e
Trnifed states army McCellaus retreat IN Virginia
Thirteen thousand nine hundred and slXyInc dollars
ia gold on claim OF john Burnside iIol mules ciitb
and harness taken by the military ~ Louisiana IN lo-.
Seven thousand five hundred ana sixty uOlals on 'u
~ NJ leel Garry for cattle furnished the Gnlted states
,u r.uui ton by the COmInl.sary ~ subsistence l 10
yCm5tr, 1868. ia Louisiana. His claim was ioI aJoVo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
rnE ERsEY - poMcE covrRoyERsY

W D. Hart Of Jer5cys City was swora ia
Yesterday the third o. Gov. Parkers soard q P,cs
Commissioners Mr. Hart has not declined the ap-
pointmeut. Tho Commits toner's net Yesterday.
Asssrs Fiemine Marks, Hart, and Mayor OMEN wers
present Mr. Gasde, by his election 10 thp Assembly,
has forfeited ns right 10 the Office Of Polce Commits
sioner, and NJ MArnus. Che only uncouvctoG member
OF the old Board ss continues act with body.
CCmmissiOncr Hart was chosen President and Danet
McAghan. Clerk. 40 subslquest meeting "a MAYOR
O'Ntfls Office 90 was decided % demand OF tLs OLD
Board an the books and papers On ~ possession. Ac
cOrtngly at night President Hart. aceompauied by iho
Clerk OF tie B0arl appeared AZ t.a Police HeIGqIaT.
tiers snd presented Tire Old Board or Police C0-Is-
siOners toe following document:
To EtFErEr 81 lRITCHfUD lIlMN kDNy1pfsfl lli1fAt a.
GRoss FsEDEuCE tsoFrzv, l1'r POUR CJn1lAnf y
J-rsg Cgt a Of The Board " fo. ce tt1is
o. lreT fIsr the a1 boarl on - $50
day Aorcnatr 1872 caD. OBJ - helel azneHeii I -
y. Hart I7e. % TIE sII All Police tos onefs DO f1i
ri ari r.qle denver fo as nch ff.,i'
boar thc book 1onss of o M ~ engi n N il
Boz r Of Police C0r1a 4cr t ether f2 Al p
b0oa rsfJr rrDcrf dcfIerff Dafarh-at al oaff p -
benrg h SAD Bo.ri - Police Con- rIlcra sDF u loif DO
'e3s.cu Or Ia.er your osl0fy 0r c09tlI- io1u.
WILLlsr D. HAIRY.
Pres Cent % he Board 1f P1-Ce Commissioners ofJer'eY t
The ola BOARD, aitr short conference. informed TT
Hart that IL had bean decided Dot % comply win hH
request.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
SALE OF PAINTINGs.

The sale of collection Of paintings and
water drawings, made by Charles Rode Of Brook
yn was begun at the sOmervile Art Gallery last even
Ing. Notwithstanding the unfayorabe weather q num-
Der OF persons including several ladies, were In attend
auce. A. q general thing the bidding WAS not very
spirited and the prices obtained for the paintings were
low averaging about IS per cent Of their value THOSE
bringing SIS and upward are given below:
sumner Rsmbies." b. S~b@n hliOi ksania- home
last. hehen Alhi lle iNait Won
- sios Al Bst n Petit y The stag Reuea Glen
iusou RI5 Evening Krsusr 10 Winter soeae IN Holland
I.ert sa2e Ia sr- The Waves Saying Fa stormy ma
us niece ~ lsnoa Fl10i View lrst h.sns nusn
$40. Loves AelancholvT b, La hoese td9 street Scel
s..ts C,r,b.a siss Moantaia Torrrnt" Bernsri. 30.
Tn N ..tsr" Laaya ~, Tho nSL1ai." HAAaA p0. a
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lFor other ship Es,cs see second Page
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
steamhn Te-rT. ear, AeEberu, n c. with aaTa
Steamship hae-as LtTrenc NORFOLK VITA mise and pas % y"
Dominion StelmslpAO.
sear,gp S.5r Roberts Richmond City Point. and Norfolk.
III noise pas b Od Dominion steamship Co.
Couch, RICHMOND ty font and Nooh va
~ ard 90 Oh DO nAuu Steamship 20.
Perez. LllIc MlaclU1 =. days, WITH zee
sebr Teel brl, Peck S. john ~ b. WITH lan'er al ai
str W liam Nitr NAY Gtri7er Ne, laFs, III P-a-eiD5A
"a. port a OF sails and repair lla-ss'
SAILED.
SteansE Castle for Nassau Gen Blrls ,of
Savannah; y agarl, for Norfolk &c
WIND--,-n40Ta. Ag4. s.. iogFr
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Noys1E Va Nov 4Plsei oui schr Fncts i1r stl
Aufr. Roads, b1rE Wentworth rem lt Point Tor lhrrs
tap. eL BARK Lima aad brg Daah4Way for New Tors
AArAyAH t-Arrr-- 3arAs Algeith. rom Havana
Lyer1o0f NJ fJn 1onteEro trare laf1s
Rotterdam seIr Z. DroF- llr Providence sailed
steamships Herman Livingston for New YORK; America Tor Baltimore
sc-r hltl-l BgD0As 414sonyie.
CHARLRroa c. l4-A-rvei. steamship Merce .ll roo
Boston: Howard, Plale1l1s Oh Cld rom barLc0a
Lewis ron NewIork Sailed steamship South Carolina tr heE
bark uber for Liverpool, s-ss s. Clark Tor bl'n're
Fsa4k Emily. for Bath Me-
SAN FEAS1sco I4-Arrved steamer Jiplo % days, from
Hong KJ4g he o0Wlag l9F heierS aa4 Europe
SeW-lorkNiam MGreg0l NJ r. Evans = w. BAT Joln ui
lon s. sLiaut Youh sdlm0d. IEauye Macl1a, Sa0mon ego
Toth TIE mora Kunctonl Mrl for EurooeA Deeaeo W her
bert W. H. The brings ~ go packages 0i ea, ~
packages o. SIX, and 4j33 laCSages % nerclan-ic
MEMORANDUM.
The 3chr Indiana Harris, from Tyer+0u r. T. Nh Elaao ot
Hunters Point while passing hougI Hell Gate s s-rlogn lll
ran Little hocA All aoe her Dou side The els
IL q tOa loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
H4SHLNGTOM

THE VACANT MAJoR-GENERALsHIP - PENNefL-
WANNA POLITICIANS swOoPNG UPON THE
PREsIDENT-No UNITED STATES DISTRICT
ATTORNEY NAMED FOR NETWORK.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUSEI
WARRINGTON, Nov. 1A-The interest mani
tested over the question Of TO the vacant
major generalship has become very Ereat here, ano
there are divisions In public officers already 90 whom
shall be appointed These several divisions favor How
ard Meigs Candy. and Terry, and al the influence tha
can be brought to bear on the subject is utilized
IL s pretty certain th9t QuartermasterGen Msgs viii
not be appointed he has powerful opponents IN
high places II Gen. Howard receives the appointment
it will only be enable him 70 retire on the handsome
salary OF mjor-gTneral ana stili edE. ~ $50 ~
tary OF War candidate FOR the place. Dut Gen.
sherman said II this true be had not heard on t lie
said he believed the PRESIDENT WoIu HtleCI ve VI
the brgadlcTy generals Of the line 70 MI the Fdch cy'
which would exclude Gen. Meigs. Il is believed here
that when the President, Gen sherman anu Gen oneI
dan were together in this city day OF NO AZ the
name OF the officer decided upon, but chat 10 VIII not
made public unu II IS sent 10 tAe 9enae' ID Deem
Der for confirmation, AZ least until tue return vi the
Secretary or War ten days hence.
Senator Cameron Governorelect Hartranft, exCon-
gresham ONe and about 30 other leading politicians
OF Pennsylvania principally from Philadelphia, arrived
here to-day in body They viii, tomorrow, call on
the President, and urge the appointment OF Truman as
Postmaster Of Philadelphia, in place OF Mr. Bingham,
the incumbent VINO Ais Deen 5lecte 20 lnuI0 ~ 30
city position aud VIII shortly retire IRON tle Fost-
Once. The delegation - somewhat excited tonight
what appears 70 ne t~pott tAis
President Intends TO exercise his discretion and the
Civil Service rules the premises ana promote the As
slsant Postmaster who Is said TO be capaDe anu de-
serving officer Col FOruey, who renamed TWO days II
town, went home last night.
The othce OF United states Attorney for New-York
City Will not be vacant by the retirement Of Judge
Davis until Jan l. and although many names have been
suggested the Attorney said, to-day, that the
appointment would not be made Tor a month yer, anu
that had been decided upon, the subject having
scarcely mentioned by the President OF himself
SolcitOrGen BristOw expected 10 arrive here To-
night from Philadelphia, aud he viii at once tender bis
resignation and the office viii be promptly nled ny the
appOintmen OF Judge Phillips OF North Carolina.