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COCK FIGHTlHG LIN NEW ORLEANS.
The Great s5 900 Main Between Georgia and
Ksntucky-Twenty. Battles Agreed
Upon The Score Yesterday Standing,
Kentucky. 5; Georgia, 4-much
Money Depending cntns Result

New ORdsss5, April 10. 1872.
In accordance with. the arrangements made pe-
tween the distinguished contracting parties, the
great cooking main for $4,000 between states or
Georgia and Kentucky so long talked or speculaied
upon and anxously looked forward to by the sport
ing gentlemen ana breeders oil game bras Ill tho
South commenced here last evening. Each
parry showed tnirty.One cocks, weighing from lbs
10 oz TO lbs. o., and wnen the match listswere
compared the large number OF twenty-five couples
fen IN under the rules Of nQntlng. Witch are
turner's, as construed 10y DR.. Gee.
1t had been the Intention To have the main come
or between the MeLaTle and Louisiana Jockey
Clubs race meetings. but the vexatous interruption
OF the past stormy week, continuing the former
until Tomorrow, necessllaCed tho beginning OF the
contest as stated. ana 1t VIII DO resumed morning
alter morniug before The races until flushed. The
BIRDS tnat have been brought here by he sagaclous
ana experienced parties TO maintain the reputation
OF Kentucky and Georgia are among the finest that
ever entered PIT, ana the honOrs 10 De won Will
only be secured by great endurance ana determined
lerocl,y.
No like combat has created so much excitement I'm
years as this Is now producing AMI tho majority or
the leaung sporting men here TO attend the races
VIII from day TO day witness the several battles.
THIS sport legally recognized In the Crescent City
and hence the principals nave mucn the advantage
OF their brethren IN the North wncre the arnuse
ment must Dc carried on very quietly 10 escape m
terruptiOn anu annoyance
The games last evening were inauguratea by the
heavy wcisnss, Georgia ueing the i;Vorc ut slight
ODDS Tor the main and tue hght 1t was raspng
BATTLE hit FOR nit, fly for ny. until Kentucky with
savage fury sent his wicked gails through GeorRas
brain, ana ne iell dead stonc The nghting
was then adjourned unti' thus morning wnen the PIT
was crowded with an assemDiage very select In its
nature. but each and all were anxious 10 invest
thclr ncncy and did so unnesitatingiY. Without
loss OF time the handlers got to WORK, ana IN
manner giving evidence Of much earnestncss they
decided eignt Dattles each side winning TOUR.
The fighting was marked win great vindictveness.
ane was worthy OF the 0rdlY birds brought TO-
getaer Tor sucn a areat Cooking COMBAT. Tne score
now stands Kentucky five and Georgia four. The
betting to-iay Is even on the nam. II has been
determined TO nght eight additional battles to-
morrow ana the same NUMBER on Friday, whicn
Will bring tle great event to close
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u 81 G. T. a N D.
Minister BrunnOw's Banquet and Diplomatic
) Reunion at the Russian Embassy.
"0rton" Tichbornes Plea to the Grimm al In
dictment-Stsamship Collision-Cotton
Cargoes from America.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK AEaAlo.

LONDON, April 10, 1872.
grams banquet was given last night by Count
Won Brunnow, the Russian Minister, at the Embassy
Among those present was Hon. Il. G. Schenck, the
American Minister to England.
'ORroN" TicHBORNR ARRAIGNED FOR TRIAL.
The claimant to the ilchbOrne estate appeared in
the Central Criminal Court OF the Old Bailey to-day
to answer to the indictment yesterday presented
against him.
He pleaded ''not guilty. TO all the counts.
writ OF certtorart was issued removing the cause
to the Court OF Queens Bench, where the prisoner
Will DC tried in June In the meantime lie mas been
rec0mmitted to Newgate.
STEAMSHIPS IN COLLISION.
The steamship Spain, while proceeding up the
Mersey yesterday on her homeward voyage from
New York, came into collision with the steamship
Ptolemy. The iormer was damaged and VIII prob
ably have TO go into dock Tor repairs.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Eighteen thousand five hundred anu seventeen
bales OF American cotton were landed at Liverpool
to-day.
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Rcassrrtien Of The Revolutionary Principle and
Demand for the Baptism Of tho. Republic.
Neutrality on the Frontier Towards Spain-Free-
dom of Travel Tor stranger he Po.
lice Inquisitien Abolished.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, April TO- 1872.
NJ. Gambetta, In continuation of his tour
throughout France, delivered an address to the
citizens of Anglers, In the Department OF Marneet.
Lore, last evening" IN advocacy or the republic.
In the course of his remarks NJ. Gambetta
asserted that ''the whole country IL practically a
unit for the defeat OF the supporters OF monarchy
In support OF this statement he cited as proof the
results OF the municipal aud departmental elections
NJ Gambetta continued with spirited assault
upon the members Of the party OF the Right IN the
Assembly, who are, as body, he said, utterly dis
trusted by the people OF France, ana concluded by
vigorously urging upon President Theirs the denl.
tive establishment OF the republic.
NJ. Gambetta arrived at Brcst to-day He Will
continue his tour through Brittany.
COUNTER MOVEMENT or THE THEIRS MEN.
The Councils General OF the Departments or the
vOsges and Coies du Nord have passed votes OF
confidence IA President fhers.
NEUTRALITY OBSERVANCE TOWARDS SPAIN.
The authorities of the French departments on the
Spanish Dord .r have been instructed by the govern
ment OF Versailles TO arrest all Spanish refugees
and send them to the Basque provinces for dcten.
ton They have also been ordered 10 stop all pack
ages going into spain containing cartridges gun
powder.
ENCo, RAGEaEYr TO FOREIGN VISITORS AND TOUR
1878.
specIal despatch nas been forwarded from this
city to the London Times announcing that Presi-
dent Thlers has formally declared that the order re-
auring persons entering France to have passports
has been abolished. Henceorth travellers Will be
registered at the frontiers and tax will be levied
therefor nor VIII they he subject 10 the scrutiny
or civu officers While sojourning IN the country.
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Political Party Constitution Of the New parlia-
ment-Provincial Agitation and Munici-
pa! Disorder After the Foli-Clerl-
cal Combination with CarIism
1ElsCaAHS 70 TINE sEW YORK HsaaLl.
Danger 10 the Peace from the Declaration or
the Poll.

MADRID, April TO- 1872.
having occurred IN very large number OF towns
IN consequence of the declaration OF the result Of
the vo.ing AT the election.
The disturbances In Galicia are principally
against the authority OF The Governor OF the prov
nce OF grouse.
Advices from Catalonia state that the Alc0ldc Of
GracIa had been arrested by Dald OF Carlists but
was quickly released
The troops are st pursuing the Carlists I'm the
state OF Corona and nave already captured four
PRISONERS
Dispatches from the province OF Old CASTLE state
that band, made up OF priests ana Larlists, at.
tackled the municipality OF Agreda and gaining
entrance seized and carried or all the electoral
documents.
THE EXISTING RoYALIsN REAssURED.
The movements or the Carlists IN Catalonia and
Ga.lcia, which, 1t was believed, indicated q general
rising, are not Important at first thought, and
VIII probably be speedily suppressed.
ACTION AGAINST INTER NATIoNALIsM.
While a meeting OF lnternationals was being held
in this city this afternoon body Of police appea red
aud broke up the assemDiagc. Considerable excite
ment ensued and the city thrown into tempo.
rary confusion and alarm. There was no serious
disturbance however, and order was soon restored
cARLIsT CONGREGATIONS DISPENSED IN CATALONIA
The Uarlist LANDS which appeared In Catalonia
nave all dispersed
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Preparations Of The Crew for Their Coming
international COuiesi-Their Exercise On
rae passsic Tesicrdny-A Muscular Es-
plny-Iheir Departure on saturday.
The AtaIanta Rowing Club crew mad their last
pun on the Passaic River, at Newark, yesterday
afternoon, previous TO their departure Saturday,
In the City OF Montreal for England. A great dele
CATION OF Ataanias were present to see how their
champions worked in harness, and number OF
other gentlemen, skilled and unskilled in sporting
matters generally, also on hand, cvnclng their
interest in tie Forthcoming International match.
The rowing crew who are 10 contest Tor The cham
ponsnip with the London Rowing Club consists of
DR.. Russell WIiners, stroke; Theodore Van Raicn,
2; Alexander Handy, 3; Edward smith, bow, and
Leaudcr Waterbury, substitute. They all look well.
Their average weight Is about one hundred and
lorty-hve pounds, but few weeks training in Lon
don VIII bring this down. At present none oi them
seem to need much training away OF aesn. Or.
Wliheis is perhaps, little stout, put his muscle
Ii ccan and gritty. Van Raden ~ as
boE Handy ana snllth are Tough ana rusty.
Tne ROWING Yesterday was merely iOr practice, ami
steady pun of the four oars, the easy dup OF tho
bodies. the c0ck.work regularity or the strokes.
showed that even without training inc Ataianta
crew - well on 10 that perfection tnat tney needs
must reach before they can win the race. They
were atllled IN tner regular rowing uniform, winch
they will also wear IN the London contest-whltc
pauts red shirts, without arms, and magenta hand
kercheis around the head.
Tne boat wnlcn they use Yesterday viii be taken
VITA them as a practice boat The shell which they
VIII use in the race Is now being made by Roahr.
and Will be sent over In the latter part Oh May. IL
IS to be or plne and Will measure fortyone Iect six
inches IN length seventeen ana thfee-quartcr Inches
IN width amldshlps, VIII be five inches nlgh IN the
bow and III the stern. IL Will weigh ABOUT one
hundred POUNDS.
I'd Smith, the bow oar, Will probably take over
win INN a Single scul ol his own, as ne hopcs 20
take a hand in le Henley siugc Scull regattas.
The race takes place on the 10Th OF June next,
over the timc-nOnored old course between Putney
ana sIOrtIake. Pie correspondence between the
two clubs on the subject lett II optional win either
marty TO use coXswains or not, as they cnose. vi
course the Americans nave decided not 10 nave tlle
useless encumurance of u coXawain, ana ~ Is now
understood among them that the Brltishers are
/ themselves framing without one. Inc Aaian'as
uelnu tuorougnly an amateur Grub, are emitted 10
rhc ppol wlsiie. ol all AIncflcahs, ana doubtiess
nossess them. A hearty demonstration - making
amono tuer friends 10 give tna departing crew
good scnd.oT ON saturday. The race they have
sougbi u I'm no regard race between professionals,
ard when it comes or II will doubtless excite as
mu,h interest on this side of the Atlantic a the
,i.rvarJ and oxford race dii, or as the great Unit
yctsify races ever do IN London.
The New York herald., 1872-04-11

To-day Is the last OF tAe sprtng meeriav 0r rhe
Metarie Jockey Club. and, Judging rom the events
on the card Tor the "wind-uen there Will he much
excitement among the lurrnen and assemplage
present. The frst the Trial Stake for three
yearoids that have not appeared In public previous
TO the closing Of the sake DASH OF one mile THIS
has seventeen nominations, It's value being sya5
The second and last contest Is the Post
stake. for all ages, four Hilcs. $50 Gu.
trance, s0D forleit. The cub adds $1,000 aud
4. ). M0isc's beautiful painting OF "lie the Me-
talfie," valued Az 81. 900, optional With the WIN
nor To receive the amount In money or the picture
Ihi5 stake closed with the following suJscribers.-
!. q. moore, J. q. Bacon, w. Il. BabcCsk, j. A. Mi-
Ter, A. Bnlord NJ. II. sanford ana v. II. William.
son, Il iist comprising names that can send 10 the
track some OF the finest horses III the aau. II all
the above nave their stables represented the stake
Will be u very valuable one-not less thar. 81 25O-
ana The race unusually exciting.
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DTSERET,
Meeting OF the Church Conference Mormonism
an Enigma 70 the World Organza-
.tiol OF the Democracy cy-Brigham
Young Reelected President.

SALT LAKE CITY, April s. 1872
The attendance at the Mormon Conference has
been immense. The number present In the Taber.
nace yesterday was from eight to ten thousand,
n d to-day over twelve thousand men, women and
children some from remote sections and all in hoi
day attire and rejoicing In OPT ortunity to visit
the Mormon Mecca gathered In the building.
Elder Taylor, In an address, said that Mormonism
was an enigma to the world. The United States has
been endeavoring to solve II for years. nut IL has not
done IT, and never would. 1t was !ncompfehehsibie
TO the world
dent Brigham Young to state that nc was comfort.
able health and good spirits, ana regretted mat
circumstances prevented him from attending liic
Conference.
Elder Howe said, should the government continue
to listen 70 siander anu Hes anu reuse 10 admit
decent MOrmons, they would stIil 20 lUrT ard and
go upward Tor Zion must be buiIt UP aud re-
deemed.
Judge william hayden, formerly Of Neyade. has
been added to me delegation 10 Visit Washington
TO protest against the admission OF utaIi into thc
Union as a STATE, and viii leave Immediately.
a garroter severely stabbed by citizen
wnoni he attacked last night.
to proceed 10 Europe Oh MISSIONS, ana among the
number IL said to be Elder Sl0aa, editor of the
HeydM, wno goes 10 Ireland.
The Democracy In Iinc-Rrighnm Young
Again Elected President OF the Chui ch.
SALT LAKE CITY, April o. 1874
The democrats held a large meeting last night at
the CITY Hail for organization. Speeches were made
by Hon. Thomas +. ARins, General Barnnm, Major
Blair and others. Considerable enthusiasm pre-
vailed and earnest passionate expression OF party
feeling was INDUCED IN. NO reference was made 10
the Mormon Lrobcnl or the admission ol ltah ~
slate. territorial Central COMMITTEE OF hve was
appointed, opposed to any Coaiitiou inNOiNinS tne
abjIcatIOD of distinctive orsnniIati0n. ihe party
platform was adopted.
The Mormon Conference by unanimous vote mas
reelected Brigham Young pfesitent oil the Churcn,
George A. Smith ttst aad Daniel III. Wells second,
Counsellor, and Orson hyde President oil the quo
rum of Twelve Apostles.
Jacob Yates, one OF the seven Presidents OF the
Quorum Of seventies, mas pecn publicly suspended
IRON oice IN the Mormon Cnutch, until an inyestt-
gaiun Is held nto certain matLers oil business. IL
Is alleged outside the gates OF the Chufcn that his
crie Il the lnsttu,lon " suit to recover property
unlawiully appropriated 10y tho thurcn during his
absence on mission.
Tnc Mormon Conference aiiouraed tnls ateer-
noun unui aeXt SUNDAY
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IRELAND.
Provincial Civic Compliment to tho British Pro-
nier-Political Profession Towards
the Nation as Unit.
TEleeSiM 70 THE NV YORK Hs0AlD.

LONDON, April TO- 1872
deputatlon from Belfast, ireland, waited upon
Premier Gladstone to-day and presented to him an
invitation bearing the signatures of 5000 OF It's
citizens, TO visit tnat city, accept It's hospltalities
and deliver an address. The document handed TO
MIR. Gladstone heartily recognizes the great services
rendered by him TO Ireland and its people.
Tne Premier IN response took occasion to speak
at some length, In explanation amt defence OF his
Irish policy, and expressed strong wish for the
welfare OF Ireland. He said It would be great de-
privaLion II he should find himself unable from tile
pressure OF public duties, to visit Belfast. lie
closed by accepting condillonav, the invitation as
that OF the whole rather than Of portion OF the
people of Ireland. and said he woula communicate
at future time with the deputation TO the exact
date OF his visit.
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PIRE On sHIPBoARp.
,u of the Unr;s Areouipa.

rugtial stc~iruction of the Hnrix Areguipa.
Between twelve Unu one O'Clock thus moruirg q
ire broke onl aboard rho bark Areampa, oi Liver.
pool lying al Pieutcc's dock, Furman street. be-
tNce0 Jofaemen end Montague streets, BioosIyn
Tho IRE was discovered by priyatc Waterman
THgmas C0nboy, VINO Immediately gave Tue alarm
tue vessel was cut ioose from thc d0cA And featcd
cut about a hundred yards, wlcn 1D,sf Engineer
rnonas Nevns arrived aud 0rdoieA sGeeral nfcmel
90 board her Ihls was done asa the bark drawn
10 the dock when the gre was tstingulsaed, Allec
about nalf ol the vessel had ccen burned. ihc tuF
boat Senator Mike Norton rendered cobsiueiVlo
Il assistance II the Fire Department. lpa Altep ia
recNnlll artlYel Au1 "a usl deionaIseu het VtrgO
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Loruos McEEY mAnKer.-LoSpoS. Aprl iO-ago p
closed NJ a3 tor money o. for the no.
count United States hyewenly bonds 1925, 923.; jse5's
Oh. "a; 1878. a3f; ten-sorti-., s94. "
FAIRS BoCksEPAR5s, Apb lU--F. M. Hense4 closed at
t3i. 55c.
kuAEnraNT BoungB. ~FEA NKF0sr, hprl lD--A NJ -.
Jptpd States avcweug bonds opened At s5 for the
VI. lses. . - -, -
40 MThe market closed srongj middiing pp-
uuds HID N I'D ni4alng orleans. ll1d The sales Of
III Isy dave uesn 10 GO bacs ncndng 40uO for speculation
ant eYpust =. - ,.,.nuosx a,
10 - NJ The mprAct u dull: Com, I's. w. Per quarter
peas. 3es per qgArtor for Canadian ,a -
lp4 Iii L. M-Cheesc 62s per cW tor thc best Grades Of
Alnrrtcau Guc pauon, 26s. cwt to tan.eIhhd cat
am is psY cwG for short no midies becl' Dos oo Per
bUl fur prime mess . - ,...,.,., A,rft al = J.ven
M tscutta lirseed Spa bnsced OIL EsS per ton CON
fuatu, ~. Gil 10. 80. per CWh lN"'"o "'' ""''
5d cwt
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lengths ahead Of Frank Ross. who was two .engtns

lengths ahead OF Frank Ross who was two lengtns
IN advance 0lGlenrose time. l:l7I
IitiId He1t.-Nagara and Genrose were sent 10
the stable, and Wanderer and Frank Ross had the
contest 10 themselves. Wanderer jumped away with
commanding lead, which he MADE into six lengths
before he ran INTO the upper turn. This advantage
lie increased on the backstreich and was twenty
lengths ahead on the lower turn. lie gal0ped up
inc homestretch winner b. nearly distance IN
IA1l.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-CinD purse OF $70o, for all agtB: mile
heats
II. Swigert entered Ch. C. Wanderer
years old. by Lexington. dam COral..... l
". COttrlil entered ch. c. Frank Ross,
=, years Old, by Daniel Boone. dam sigma.
M. II. SANFORD entered b. III. Niagara,
years Old, by Lexington, dam Bay Leaf. 2 gro.
A. Y. Frankiin entered ch. IN. 0ienrose.
years Old, oy Lexington. dam sally
ANe"AS' r.. q.
TINE. l.M-l.t-le-1
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rHs rsTERgArIoNAL WRESTLING MATCH.

An Answer Major .Iumes iic1ous flio's
shailcuar--The american Champion Accon-
,pudatrd.
Montreal. winch arrived at this port yesterday
morning. II is learned tnat X. Wright, OF Longtown
In answer to the challenge OF Major McIoughnn,
the American champion, VIII wrcstle him IN The
Cumberland ana Westmorelanu and In The Amer.
can style ior eID0 SIDE II this will not suit nc
wlli wre-lle two tails In the American, two iaiS
the EnQltsh style and toss Tor CHOICE Tor faal iai
iol the sAtue amount
The New York herald., 1872-04-11
FIRE TX SOUTH BROOKLYN.

Shortly after six O'Clock last evening fire broke
our In the kerosene OIL refinery Dclevan street.
near Richard, South Bro0xlyn caused by the burst
Ing OF an imperfect pIpe leading 10 the Sill. The
loss Is about 81, 900 on stock and fixtures $6.OgC
aud on building s2,og0 Thc pruprietors o. the iac-
yurn ubuu a.
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tina. He Il three miles south o. Reynosa.
and reports that 40 advance Of the enemy
has taken place.
Five hundred National Guards are on their
way to man the Notifications. Great enthus
siasm exists among the citizens, who promise
to give warm reception to the invaders.
The New York herald., 1872-04-11
CHILE AND SPAIN.
Presa Definition OF the International Relations
by the spanisrds.
TsttGaaM 70 THE new YORK NEsALn.

MADRID, April TO- 1872
The Madrid journals all publish articles censurIng
the government OF Gale for having prevented a
Spanish frigate from unloading her cargo at tho
port OF Valparaiso under the prctext that truce
only, ana not peace, exists between that country
and Spain.
The New York herald., 1872-04-11

BERNE April 10. 1872
NJ. Giers the Russian Minister to Switzerland has
presented lis letter OF recall to the President OF the
Council. NJ. Glers Is to be succeeded by Prince NJ.
Gortschako1, now First Secretary oil the Russian
Legation In Berlin.
The New York herald., 1872-04-11
LITERARY CHIT-GHAT.

a THIRD EDITION OF Mr.. Edward Kings pleas
an,y written collection OF sketches "My PARIS"
originally published IN 1868, VIII shortly he issued
by i.orlng, ol Boston.
The New York herald., 1872-04-11

No surrender !-yc rGt Surrender Your
hair Stop its falling out thcscn cleanse snd bea.lify Il
with PuA,lON'S CHEMICAL HAIR i,vlGogAToR. Sold
~ all druggists.
The New York herald., 1872-04-11
GERMANY.
French Family Appeal to rracs Bismarck and
an Interesting Plea.
1tlFtTlr 70 TIE KEW yOsg HERALD.

BERLIN, April To- 1872.
forty-seyen thousand women OF Aisace ami Ior-
rane have addressed petition to Prince Bismarck,
IN winch they ask that their fathers ana sons may
he exempted from service Ia the German army for
q few ye3rs.