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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
LOUISIANA,
Oaiciai Vote of RichInnd Parish.

DELHI, November 8,-The result of the
election in Richland parish, according to
the official count, is as follows: Grant
electors, 32G votes, Greeley electors, 653,
Kellogg 81, McEnerv 726. Antoine 277,
Penn 10. Sheridan 112, McCranie 683,
Pinchback 28l, Morey 287, Wells, for Sen
ate, 748; Pollard, for Senate, 233. For dis
trict judge-Ray 352, Farmer $40. For dis
trict attorney-Brigham 676, Dunn 285.
For entative-Edwards 362, Fickers
596. All the old parish officers elected
Fusion carried all the way through.
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Assessment nos !l3, ia and li5. See
special notice column. Death of E. J. Wat
son, j. Acebo and A. D. Barlow. Payable
at the office of the Mutual Aid and BeneTo'
lent Life Insurance Association Of Louisi-
ana, No. 10 Camp street. Amount paid
avt since srganizations S278s $3.50.
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The state Election.

4 dispatch from Anite gives the follow.
ing:
The cffciaT count for Washington parish
gives Greeley 81 majority, McEnery $50.
Sheridan 27l. Lawrence %25; J. n. Thomp
son, for Senator 320; a. G. Bickham. for
Legislature. So. The total vote cast was
90.
4 Baton Rouge dispatch says:
The official count OF West Baton Rouge
gives McEnerv and Penn 298 majority: Fu
qua, for district Judge. 800; LobGel!, for
Legislature, Isl. The parish mas gone for
Grant and Wilson, but the Aajorjty is not
yet known
A Lake Charles dispatch says:
Greeley and the fusion ticket nave care
ried every precinct in Cameron parish. The
vote stands: Greeley iz5. Grant 40. official.
Our dispatches this morning give 3he
official count in Richland parish.
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In these seven parishes the Republicans
gain 583 votes, and the fusionists gain i4O8.
leaving q net gain for the fusionists of 620
votes. This reduces the Republican ma
ority Of 1870 to 23,992 in the remaining
parishes.
We give to the fusionists as a gain their
entire majority this year in Richland parish,
as in 1870 the votes Of all the polls in Rich
land we're thrown out for irregularities"
Desiring to sustain the reputation of the
REPUBLICAN, for accuracy, We have not
given, in tabular form or otherwise, the
Wild reports Of the votes in various par
she8, based on conjecture alone, before the
votes were counted. The official count will
tell the true stony, except in such cases as
corrupt officials have attempted to thwart
the will Of the people by stuftiDg the ballot
bczes, or substituting by hundreds fusion
for Republican ballots.
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GEORGI2o

Greeley. 51ojority SO Far~yhe Zone
gressmeno
ATGAHTA. November 8.e-Seventy- four
counties, polling 90, 600 votes. gives Greeley
562A majority; O'C0nnor fG6:. Freeman
is elected from the fifth district. Kawles is
probably elected in the first. The Demo
Gratis elect in the seventh. ninth and sixth
districts. Others not ce1 tain.
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ARKANSAS,


State TIcket Elected-LegisIatur Re
pubiican-Republican GOngressmeB.
WASHINGTON, November 8.-The indlca-
tons from Arkansas are that the State has
gone for Grant by 2000 or 5000 majority, and
that Baxter, Republican is elected Cover
nor. Hodges is elected from the first, Sny-
der from the second, and Gunteg from the
third district.
LITTLE Rock, November S.-The election
of Asa Hodges, Republican, in the first dis
trict is conceded by 250O majority. Snyder,
Republican, in the second district, is re.
elected by 1900 majority. Guntet Demo
crat, is elected in the third district by 2000
majority Returns from half the State give
Baxter. Republican, $500 majority. His
election is thought certain, as is also the en-
tire Republican State ticket. with possibly
one or two exceptions. The Legislature is
ReplbNcans
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TIE STATE ELECTION.

Losses end ITatns by FarIshes.
The Republican majority in Louisiana in
1870, taking the vote fer Auditor as the
standard. was .f,522.
AS far as we have information from Off
ciai sources, the result is as follows in the
several parishes heard from:
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iNENTICK

Greeley's Majority About seven Hundred,
WAsHINGToN. November 8.-The Repub
licans have carried four districts of Ken
lucky. with two doubtful. The State gives
Greeley 200 to 1000 majority.
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MARYLAND.

Three Republican, Congressman Claimed.
WAsHINGToN, November 8.-Republicans
claim three Congressman from Maryland,
including Spence, Independent.
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MISSISSIPPI,
MISSOURI

WASHINGTON, November 8.-Munn is
elected from the eighth Mississippi district
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It Is said that when the Pope heard Of
Pere Hyacinthe's marriage he gave express
sion TO his feelings and surprise after this
fashion: ''The saints be praised! the rene
gade has taken his punishment into his own
hands. The Ways Of Providence are in
seEUtabIasN
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dhLIAOIs
nefear of Trumbulf Ter.

Defeat of Trumbul7 i'er9aino
WASHINGTON. Novembe: S-The Illinois
Legislature stands eighty-siz Republican
majority on joint ballot. THIS defeats TSum-
bBlio
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Z couple. divorced twenty three gears
ago. were remarked in Colorado last week
The senior partner. it seems. had made sew.
erai Gd interim connections. but ne says
ne never found any one who understood
the business as well as his Jong1ost asso,
ciate in the original firm
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CALIFORNIA;
G7rants' Majority in Seven Counties

SAN FRANCISCO, November 8.-Complete
returns have been received from only seven
counties. Grants majority thu. far ia 1885.
Clayton. Page. LutgeI anG Hoaghto9 are
elected 30 Congress-
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PoH No =: FIRST Wori-Greeley 264. Grant
81; McEnery 20, Kellogg 66 Penn 26S, An
tome Ga: Burke 10. Lewis 66, Beauregard &C.
SenatOrs-B0oth IS. TimOny 81, Glaudin 6i.
Wngfiejd i6j: RepTesantatives-0pl
ll8 Houston 81, Langdon l6l, W. P.
Thompson 81, LangIes -; COnstable-Cur-
ley 266, ThGrcotf 81.
Pol No. . Third Professionalism Wing
field i25. Booth 81 Representatives--Scan
Ian A, McCiOskey 50, Sanford 1876, Dave
Zan ~, Hart III, Elliott A. McCaleb 1863,
Barrett fl, McCabe I93, Motaldo 81; Second
Justice Of the Peace-COTprew lI3. Evans
l5, Mcconnell 178, Marroneaux 46, West &C.
Pol No. 2, Eighth WGrd-Greeley l8O
Grant 81; McEnery III, Kellogg g.; Har
per l7S, Patton l79; Burke 50, Lewis 81,
Beauregard ll6, Edwards 8; Senators
Lewis i78, Wallrich I. Clancy /; Repre-
sentatives - Delaney 157, Desersant 81: :
fourth Justice of the peace-Cain III, TobeI-
mann 50; coDBtable-Jones SO, Gomez 81.
Anley lis.
Poll No. o Serenh Tard-Senator Mas
sicot 81. Lewis PIP, Forman Ill, Swarger
I99, Diebret 64, Rodriguez 49, Barrow 43;
fourth justice of the peace-Cain 235, Toebel-
mann "a; constabLe-JoBes !35, Curley lO2,
Gomez 48.
Poll No ,, NjuM Tay&-Grayer 81, Gag
noIatti 27, LladO 30 Rep epresentatives-Stev
enSo I'D, hlnSeIia 43p raymond ~ NlCh0tS
2&. Fourth justice peace-~CsiR l4O, TOeb.
leman 35. Constab!e-CurIey 40. Gomez
-. Jones IS.
PoN No. .. E.ersuA W'ara.-Upton 50.
Crulnhorn 80, Battle Payne 26, Leibrook 81.
Decker %, Davis 8. Sixth justice peace
Daily 258. Ballard y. Constable kreigeC
!O.. jackson 81.
PoV 40, ., TIrelf.. Hard-GreeHey 2lS.
Grant tjS SfCEneYT 212 Kellogg -
Penn 266. Antoine 60; seventh justice of
the peace-H. Won Westhern 9I2, Falls 81.
Mche! q: constable~-C. C. Pipes PSI, Van
HoEsser G2: Senstocs-Stamps 81, Burthe
PSI: Representatives~-RlvI 1885, Bower
.02 Dejoie 80, Forstau -. Sewen IS.
Poi! 40. 9, IiirtseuH. EarG-Greeiey 80.
Grant .A2!: State Senate--Burthe 81.
Stamps PIG: Reprssentatives-Riv S3.
Bower -, Seweil 2!9. Deioic 2I7: seventh
Justice of the peace--H. Won Werthern .8.
Falls -l9; constabIe-C. G. Pipes 30, Van
IoSsseD PIP.
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TEXAS
-Four 0ays' Election aIsse&-S9 Result
Ke@cfIeIa

GaLSEs1os, November s.--The elections
closed at J. NJ. today. Returns from the
interior are incomplete, but the indications
are that the State has gone largely Demo
cratic. The Democrats elect fourout of six
Congressman. The Democratic county
ticket and Representatives are elected in
Galveston. HoustoH is claimed by both
parties. Austin is ahead for permanent To-
cation Of she capital. 5U: she sesaas js
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@lsA AND 565 - WILCOX * ulbBn
PCU SEWING MACHINE, always in order
and ready to sew TO run by hand or foot
Recommended by the medical faculty as the only
one fit for delicate ladies to use, account Of ita
nghtness. First class machines of all kinds are
offered for sale. The New Domestic Sewing Ms
@ Gne Is nl4ae On % an 9nsi9ly 4e% P5tncIPie
ways on hand, of ali colors and styles, manufse
tured on celebrated sewing machines
del6 ly 81. S. HEDRICK. Nc. l03 Canal street
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TIE General Result.

Grant has carried the States of Alabama,
Arkansas California, Connecticut, Della
ware, Illinois, Indiana Iowa, Kansas, Lou
isiana, Maine, Massachusetts,, Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada,
New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York,
North Carolina Ohio, Oregon, Pennsyl-
vania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Yer
mont, Virginia. West Virginia, Wisconsin.
Florida, Tennessee and Texas are in
doubt.
Greeley has carried Kentucky and Mary"
land.
The Republican victory 80 complete and
overwhelming.
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WANTED.

XUANTED-ONE LARGE MARVIN or HAIL
w Burglar and Freproo Safe. Address NJ. j. H.
Box No 1893, Postotiice, Nev: Orleans. no6 St
TVANTED--MEN WHO WANT TO MAKE
w Money.-Here is an opportunity for making
money rarely presented in lifetime. We have
got the best and surest selling article ever in.
Vented that every hOusekeeper buys on sight. It
is small Furnace weighing only six pounds, that
can be used with or without a stove 1t will fit in
the holes of any sized stove or range, and will do
as much work With one quart Of fuel-charcoal
chips coke, corn cobs wood or s2tt coal-as can be
done on any stove with Onc-Lalf busheL It will
Boil, broil, roast toast, bake and stew 1t is the
best fat-fron heater in the world. Its economy n
saving fuel is marvellous. You have no smoke, gas
or heat in the room. 1t sells the year round. Re
tail Price only S. Thousands are sold every week.
Any man with a small capital can clear from SO
to s 40 per day by owning the right OF any good
county and whole State is of incalculaPle worth
to man of enterprise We win send sample
furnace to any part of the United States on reGelPt
of So Address for circular LYON MANlFACIUR-
ING COMPANY No. is Commercial Place. oclI ON
HOUSEK BEPER.-WAE SITUATION
II as housekeeper in a gentleman's family oy
Lady who wen understands the management OF
hoGashold. Address G., ct this office se1
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MIRA vt o Ne

DenTeP In AT KINDS OF EuFnlfuF5s
NOS. 50, I0l and 100 CHARITIES STREET. New I7S
LEAFS.
Has constantly on hand an assortment OF
Cottage Bedsteads extra make. with Z 1r-inch
p0stsl, with teasters S12
Solid Walnut one-fourth Marblo Bureaus, $40.
Solid Walnut Portable ArnOirs, with two d-aS-
ers in bottom, 500.
Victoria Bedroom Sets in Walnut Mahogany and
Imitation Rosewood, ten pieces bl21.
Spring Mattresses made to order, S25 and $50.
Parlor Sets in Walnut, Mahogany and Imitation
Rosewood, ten pieces, at very moderate prices
Also, an assortment of ookng- Glasses at meder.
ate prices feI0 Iy
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Jefferson PaPisIls

The counting of poll box No. I, located
a: Barataria, right bank. has been com
pieted. The gotes contained therein were
as follows: Grant lO6. Greeley Is: Kel.
iogs !1:. McEnery &c; Antoine !Ol. Penn
Is.
The counting Of poll boz 80. :, Gretna,
right bank, has been completed. The yotes
contained therein were as follows: Grant
395. Greeley 263: Kellogg 1913, NcEnery
25i: Antoine 392. Penn 265.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALI POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALI POINTS
GENERAL MEADE's FUNERAL
Diplomats Congratulate Grant
THE CANADA ADDICTION CASE
PAYING BETS At P0QL ROOMS
INAUGuaArING CONSPIRACY IN SPAIN
WREUh OF STEAMSHIP GUATEMALA
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
THIRTY STATES FOR GRANT
FOUR STATES FOR GREELEY
THREE YET IN DOUBT
SINKING OF STEAMBOAT KATIE
SHE CAN BE RAISED AGAIN
RAILROAD CATASTROPHES AND DEATHS
ELECTION.
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100000 CIGRRS.

Os the most celebrated Havana brands, ir store
and for sale ia lots 10 suit customers by
GONZALES BROTHERS,
Corner Camp and Common streete.
nos - and at Branch Stores.
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a Il RETAIL. '.....'aA EE1AlE4s
Sugar cured Hams at 10 cents; best at 1215 cents.
0O0O pounds best Sugar cured Hams at l21s cents
per pound.
10 06O pounds Green hams at cents per pound.
900 pounds Green and Smoked Shoulders at 6
cents.
Also, 500 Mcclellan Saddles at $4 50 each.
For sale at S. 3. CHURCHILLS,
No. 40 Magazine street,
Between Eatchez and Graver streets;
1V Tpdar James Hotel
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NEW CROP HAVANA CIGARS.

steamers Havana aud Liberty, and for sale in
quantities to suit consumers by
GONZALES BROTHERS,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
and at Branches, corner Union and Carondeet
and No 2 CarOudelet near Canal
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FURNITURE.
ESTARLISHED IN 1Si0U

JOSEPH B. HUBBARD,
Corner of PerdidO and Rampart Streets.
Has on hand one Of the most complete and best
selected stocks of PariOr, Bedroom and Dining
room Sets ever offered in this city.
Also, all descriptions of low price Furniture for
plantation and family use. AL goods packed with
care aud delivered free of charge. aaGf Am
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AZ TALSHE's
TIE REV WINTER ST0C6 RECEIVED

A = SALSRE'S
TIE REV. WINTER 9T0CG8 RECEIVED
liz THE GENTLEMEHS DEPARTMENT.
or
Imported Woo: JTD6RSEIRTS and DRAWERS:
Red and White Flannel ENTERTAINMENTS;
Cartwright Warmers AETIRHEUMAFIC GoODS;
Balbrigg&n and English HoSIERY-al! grades;
Complete assortment Of "OuT Make Fine SHIFTS
English and TTo" HiucD COLLARS and CUFFSs
hegino and Cotton Flame! UNDERWEAR;
Laporte'S esteemed KID GLOVES bll colorSs
Elegant HECKWEAR ami TOILET Articles
All at NIOderate Pricess
Particular at!eEtioS ss ca.IsI to the vegy large
assortmen? 0. Fresh
BOYS and CaIIDREN'S CLOTHING
(Frcm two and :. half years up to manhood,.
Embracing, as il does everything new in Chit.
dren's CLOTHING and UNDERWEAR: School and
Dress SUITS and OVERC, ATS; Youths. Boys and
CbIdren's SHIRTS. and JUVENILE GOODS GEN.
ERALLYo Nothing ou: lrst class stock, and prices
guaranteed as iow as in am city. Horth OF SoEth.
Goods not satisfactory ca.. Ie yetuIued and 2Ae
money VIA be ret4idedo
81 e. :FAISHEo
moi I'm 2p No HIG Canal sHreeq.
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DEOPIE BUYING WINDOW SHADES
L complete, and pat up Tor -, that took the
highest premiums at the last Louisiana State Fair
1872, over all competition. The "SOUTHERA
SHADES" have no rollers springs puIleys
caGngs @ @ of or ora nackeS & IS 70
Awnings and wire screens to order. Orders from
city or country filled with dispatch. Address OF
call on the SOUTHERN WINDOW SHADE MANU-.
FEATURING COMPANY, No. l69 Poydras street
between st. Charles and Carondelet streets, New
Orleans. n. B-C0pntry agents wanted. Right to
manufacture for sale iy2t "
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THREE YET IN DOUBT
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FOUR STATES FOR GREELEY
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GGsNgENgED on BJGRgR PAgB.1
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NOTES.

Governor Palmer Is expected to speak at Coving-
ton, KY, on the 30th inst
General John L. Beverldge member OF Congress
from Illinois, has consented to be candidate for
the republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor
John HinchcliGe is named as candidate for the
republican nomination Of Governor Of Illinois.
Rev. n. q. Taylor is named as the republican can
ddate for Congress in the Tennessee Third district
Randall Gibson Ia prominently named among
democrats for Governor OF Louisiana.
The following are among the names recently
brought forward as republican candidates for Con-
gress from Illinois Sixth district, Norman II.
Ryan and james M. Beardsley; Seventh, W. +.
Pierce and B. F. Parks Eighth, John I. Harper
Tenth Messrs Draper and Marsh; Fourteenth, Ly-
man Guinniss; Sixteenth Robert McWilliams.
Among the asprants for Congressional h0nors
among the republicans in the Indiana seventh dis
trct are the following :-wlam g. wilson, M D..
White, Thomas ]. Cason, Monroe ID. Milford, Is. r..
Gregory and DR.. O. " Jones. The district was
formerly represented by Godlove 8. Ortiz, now on
the republican ticket for Congressman-at-large ana
is now represented by General Mahlon u. manson,
democrat, who defeated General Lew wallace TWO
years ago.
The Hartford Co,uunt administration asserts
that General Fitzpatrick, Of New Jersey; General
Barnum, of New York, and General BARTLETT, OF
Massach,,sctts are trying to get up soldiers and
sailors national convention In New YORK IN May,
for the purpose OF passing resolutions requesting
the Philadelphia Convention to nominate candi-
date other than Grant
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TROTTINa AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

The pleasant weather Of yesterday and the induc0'
ments OF two trottng contests brought together at
Fleetwood Park in the afternoon three or four hun
dred gentlemen, who exhibited much anxiety and
speculated rather freely during the progress Of
these events The first on the card was sweep
stakes Of $500, mile heats best three in FIVE, be-
tween Colonel Dickeys chestnut gelding Albany
Lovell's bay mare Topsy in harness, and Mr. Kings
gray geldng Mercer, to wagon. The former was
Withdrawn before the race, by permission of the
judges, owing to lameness Mercer scored the VIC
tory in three straight heats. He was driven BY
Peter Nance and Topsy by Benjamin Mace The
second event was match OF 500, between Peter
Manees gray mare Jennie b. formerly Crazy janet
ana Mr.. NOrthrup's bay gelding General Pict0n,
mile heats, best three in five, In harness.
Nance again successful In three straight heats.
SWEEPSTAKES OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
FLEETWOOD PARK, MoRRIsANIA, April 20, 1874
sweepstakes Of $500, mile heats, best three In five.
Peter Nance entered or. g. Mercer, to
Benjamin Mace entered b. m. Topsy, in
harness. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z
Colonel Dickey entered CHI. g. Albany Boy ar.
TIME
quarter. HalG Nue..
FlrSC neat oo1a l.l0z Z'oots
Second heat...... 80 1I5 2:35
Third heat. ........... 40 1:1sk 2:39K
MATCH OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
SAME DAY-Match Of $780, mile heat, best three
in five, in harness.
Peter Nance entered gr. m. Jennie d. l 1
Mr. Northrup entered b. g. General Picton.
Time, 2:50h-3:07-3:02.
Messrs. Harbeck, Jr., KENNY and BabcOck were
the judges for both events
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AUS ALASKA.
Export Of Coal, Wool and TallOw to
the United States.
Encouragement to Art and Industry-rhs Politi.
cal and Material Condition-New Mines
and Valuable Product-Explora-
ton and Discoveries.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK weRAlu.

| The steamship Moses Taylor at San Francisco On
the 26th OF April, supplied the following news
port for the HERALD additional to the despatch
which was published In our columns on Friday, the
Goth Instant
The Moses Taylor brought also very considers
BILE quantity Of COAL wool and allow freight. The
dates from Australia to the 10th and from New
Zealand the 2Sd of March.
In New South Wales the general election was al
most finished. The Ministry was defeated, and a
new Cabinet must be formed when the House meets
next month.
successful exhibition of colonial art was held
at Sydney, and intercolonal exhibition Will omen
in May.
The New Guinea Exploration Expedition was
wrecked on Bramble Reef Two boats reached the
mainland. portion of the crew were massacred
by the natives. The raft with forty-three men was
missing.
The government arranged with the bank to ad-
vance some months salaries to the civil servants
pending the meeting Of the Parliament in Sydney.
Coal has receded In price to seven shilings ton.
The bark Indus foundered on voyage to Dune
din. Crew saved
The shipment Of wool to America has closed for
the season.
The Victoria government proposes to construct
three additional lines OF railroad, connecting tho
agricultural districts with the metropolis
mercantile business.
Judge McAboy Is dead.
A public banquet was given to Mr. Webb by tho
Melbourne merchants.
Nothing definite known as to the terms Of
the contract alleged to have been arranged between
Duffy and NOgel.
In South Australia another new Ministry was
formed, with Ayres Chief Secretary and Barrow
Treasurer
The overland telegraph will not be finished for
four months. The construction party Is unable to
proceed for want Of water and materials. They
have found the Roper to be the largest Australian
river.
Bishop Gould Is dead.
Large shipments of breadsturs are being made to
England from Queensland.
An extraordinary rainfall and extensive foods
were experienced in the Carpentera district. Com
municati0n was interrupted
The British war steamer Basilsk discovered
new reef in the Torres Straits route.
There was discovery OF q new gold field near
Townsville.
The tin mines in the Southern district were at
tracing the attention of capitalists.
In FIJI great excitement prevails against the pre-
sent government. Settlers consider an expensive
government by adventures useless The British
Consul in Fiji aids the public discomfort.
From New Zealand we learn that Ex-Governor
Grey was visiting the colony.
The government had decided to call the Parlia-
mont to meet at wellington.
The Canterbury crew won the champion gig race.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-27
Liberal REPUBLICANS.

Liberal REPUBLICANS.
The Queen City Fitting Up for
the Coming Convention.
Exposition Hall Where the
Delegates Will Meet.
HOW THEY WILL Be SELECTED.
Arrangements, Lodgings and AmuSe-
mcntS for the COnventiOnistS.
The Platform Still I'm
der Discussion.
tn 8 q A ~ DID a E S.
Adams FavOrite Before
the Wells Letter.
DAVIS STOCK GOING OFF.
Horace Greeley, Gratz Brown and Aleck
Mcclure Quoted Largely.
The Vice Presidency Nominal
ton Going Begging.
Interviews with Ex-Secretary Cox, Representa-
tive Campbell, the VOlksblatt Man
and OzO DOdd.
PROSPECTS FOR A FUSION.
Pendleton Cautious and the De-
mocracy Generally Watchful.