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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

BERNE, Feb g. 1872
condition OF angry feeling has existed during
Some few months just passed between the Alsatan
ana German workingmen employed in this city,
and yesterday 1t eliminated In serious riot.
the disorder was suppressed by the authorities
ana twelve OF the rlngleaders OF the riot arrested
but not until many persons had been severely In.
jured.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Feb. %, 1872.
Mr.. Jaw, the American Minister. gave q supper
party last night in honor OF washngton's Birthday
which brought together a large and brilliant COM
pany. Among the invited guests present were the
members OF the British Embassy.
Herr Hengelmueer has been appointed Secretary
OF the Austrian Legation at washington.
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Explosion Of an oil SIN.

The Fire Marshal yesterday took evidence touching the
explosion OF the oil still in the Waabou Works that oc
CURED Yesterday morning The evidence OF H. u Jenney
showed that the still had filled with pero-
OIL vspors which, having no escape ,ne
None of the stills have safety valves Ine expo
sion threw the st seventy feet breaking ne woIks an
causing 5000 damage The testimony OF the
ths, tbe explosun caused Nv Tue worm pc
coming stopped and preventing the escape OF tne vspo
and In hs opinion tho OF WoWo Jaw
oreveuted the EXPLOSION.
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French Political Party Movements Excite
Cabinet apprehension.
Kaiser william Anxious for the
Sanctity Of Treaties.
Can France Fulfil Her Engagements,
or Will She =?
The Soil Of the French Republic
May Be Again Invaded.
ItLfGaAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our cor re-
spondent in Berlin by the way of London
BERLIN, Feb. %, 1872.
The German nation is arming again and as
Stunning an aspect for war rapidly.
Two corps of the imperial Prussian army
have received orders from the War Office to
hold themselves fully equipped and in readi-
ness to move Immediately when directed.
THE REASON WHY.
The reason for this is to be found in the
great and unusual activity which just now
prevails among the French political parties at
Versailles, and consequent apprehension on
the part of the Germans of the possible occur
renee of sudden change not only of the Minis
try, but of the form of government on the soil
Of the French republic
IMPERIAL CENSORSHIP OF FRENCH EXECUTIVE
MOVEMENTS.
Prussia reserves to herself the right to
judge Of and pronounce on, any new govern
ment which may succeed that of President
Theirs in France on the following important
point Whether the Emperor Williams
Ministry deem that government unlikely, by
inclination or incapacity, to execute the
treaty of peace, and to discharge the oblipa-
lions incurred under it to Germany
NEW INVASION POSSIBLE.
Should Prussia decide either point in the
affirmative against France new German
invasion Of the French territory will follow
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ENGLAND.

Royal Preparations for Participation in the Ma
tonal Fete Of Thanksgiving-The Prince Of
Wales Indisposed in Health-He May
Be Absent from st. Paurs-The Gov
eminent Of India-A Cabinet
Vacancy in Prospect.
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A + n I O A.
Reports from the Cape Colony Diamond Fields
and Decline In the Value Of the Gems.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Feb. %, 1872.
The mail steamer from the Cape OF Good Hope
has arrived.
Encouraging reports from the diamond fields con.
tinued to reach Capetown.
Diamonds were selling at auction at a decline of
TWENTY-FIVE per cent on the prices reported by the
previous steamer.
Good order had been restored among the miners.
Several persons who were prominent In sqynch.
Ing" operations had been arrested and punished.
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GENERAL SHERMAN'S TOUR.
The American Party at Audience with the Pope
and Received by Antonelli
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW FORK ueslLo.

PARIS, Feb. 20, 1872.
special despatch from Rome to the American
Register newspaper says General Sherman, Colonel
Audenreid and Lieutenant Grant, previous 10 their
departure from that city for Naples, had pleasant
interview OF an hours duration with His Holiness
she Pope.
The party subsequently called upon Cardinal An
touellL who gave them cordial reception.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Senator Carpenter n Conservative Repub-
licnn.
MANCHESTER, n. H., Feb. 81, 1872.
The Hon. r. b. Carpenter, OF South Carolina, adj
dressed an Immense political meeting at Music Hail
this evening. The Hon. John NJ. Hayes, President
OF the Democratic City Club. presided. Judge Car
penter spoke as conservative republican, who Is
opposed to General Grant and his administration.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United states war vessel Canandaigua, second
rate, Captain Egbert Thomson commander. lett the
Brooklyn Navy Yard on Thursday afternoon and
proceeded 70 Ellis Island where she took In her
powder. She starts to-day on trial trD to Phila-
delphia, from whence she will proceed to Join the
Mediterranean squadron,
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Feb. 23 1872
Sugar quiet and weak; only limited jobbng demand;
would have 20 be made TO sell No. u D. s. 10
q lUa reals per arrobe. -. =.
Fxchanre hrmer. on United States 50 days, currency,
N a "a premium; short sight, ga ~ premium. On
London. "a O AN premium
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BELGIUM.

Progress Of the Lsgitimist Monarchical Congress
in Antwerp Honssignsur Dupsnloup at
the Scene Of Asemblage crowds in
the Streets and Symptoms Of Tumult
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ANTWERP Feb. %. 1872.
Monseigneur Dupanloup, Bishop OF Orleans and
the Dukes Of Rohan and Tremoille have arrived
here.
THE CITY CROWDED AND EXCITED.
The number OF strangers is constantly increasing;
ana their presence causes much agitation In the
city.
SYMPTOMS OF TUMULr THE STREETS
Tonight the streets were occupied BY tumultuous
crowds. and the police are out in force.
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BARGAINS In Jcwciry, Watches, Diamonds
wholesale prices. GEO. q. ALLEN, sil Broadway,
E
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
A New Building Law

about to be urged before the state legislature for the BET,
ter security OF Brooklyn away from the Fire Com
msioners several of their arbitrary and vests the
execution OF the law In experienced and practical workmen
The superintendent and 10 be appointed y
the Mayor carpenter mason and architect are 10 De IN
Guided under the provisions OF the proposed ACT as tho
oa,rla
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AUSTRIA.

Observance Of Washington's Birthday--The lie.
gation in the United States.
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HoRrON.-On Friday. February %. SALLY. widow
OF Barna Horton, formerly OF Mount Hope. Orange
county, IN the Goth year OF her age.
Friends and acqualntances are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral, on SUNDAY, the 2sth
inst, at three p. M, from the residence OF ner
daughter, Mrs. c. r. Bedford. No. Is Greene avenue.
Brooklyn. Her remains Will be taken to Mount
Hope for interment.
Orange county papers please copy.
For Other DEATHS see Seventh Idge.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

DIR. u. e.. Perry, Ocrma toiosi~f, 10 Bond
street. New York with harmless special prescriptions
all Scalp Diseases, Falling, Loss and Piematurcv Gray
Hair, Pimplv Eruptions, Black Worms, Moth Patches,
Frcckes Moes wens aud Unnatural Richness OF the Nose
Face. Call or send for ctr cIlar.
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TELEGRAM 10 TIVE NEW YORK HERALD

ROME, Feb. %, 1872.
The Pope In consistory yesterday preconized
twentyegnt bishops includ,nq four Tor dloceses in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

Removal.
GROVER a BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed To
$50 and 7S8 Broadway. corner Of Tenth treet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

Happy Relief for Young Men.-NcrvOus
debility cured by methods Remarkable reports senk
free. Address HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION
Philadelphia, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

a Remedy for SmaIlpOx-Pure Xy1OI, just
received direct from r. schernr. through scherng 0Ias
Used with great Ia the Royal Hospital Berlin
which the In the terai of the 18th Instant
Price 81. j. MILHAU'S SONS, Druggists, 49, Broadway.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The clerks in the Comptrolers Office busy yesterday
and late hour in the evening examining preparing
the of the various persons the rolls an imme-
settlement and Ia probable that
will be ready to to-day Rapid progress has made
during the week auditing the claims Of the inspectors
clerks and Others In expected that another week will
see this whole subject disposed of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

stubborn Cough THAT Will Not Yield 70
ordinary remedies be thoroughly cured by DIX.
JAYNE's EXPECTORANT. an emcacious medicine In
Bronchial and Pulmonary Disorders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

God sleeve Buttons-S3. SIS, -. so to
$50 a set GEO. C. ALLEN, Nj Broadway,
ueur Four entha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

Augelps Turkish Baths, LexingtOn Ave
rwcntyhf street. tentemen day and
all night ladies dav ana evening" hest ventilation: highest
temperature best shampooins no gratuies Advantages
uneunaLed; Europe OutdOne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

A Card.-Watts' Nervous Auiidofe Cured Mo
of severe Rheumatism by bottle would Il,
GEORGE A. HUNTER, go Bowery.
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ROME.

PcntiAcal Proclamation Of Bishops-some for
America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

All Parties Wishing n License "a Manufnc.
ture Sewing Machines will please address LUCuS LYON,
80 square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

BatchelOr's Hair Dye rho Best In the
world the only perfect dye harmless reliable
At all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

500 New Workers Cared Of Rheumutisur.
Neuralgia ncluaIng Dr. OBriene 2o2 East Thrteth Greet
X Brady Jr W Park Mrs Clark, ~ ourth avenue
Mrs. Helms, 400 last Twelfth Mrs. Hamjea 24y Yves, Thir.
teen,h y kuhn lsz Stanton Mrs. underhi, s02 Fifty
ninth Mderberger smith 10 West Tentn by using FIR
LtKS RHEUMATIC SYRUP. Consult physician gratLk
oives ~ Jonu street. No cure no charge. posuvav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

A SpeciaIty.-Laco Curtains I'm Stock ana
manufactured to order from Original designs
q. L. kelly 4 CO., 72a and IA Broadway
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Hope for the observation-disclosures Youe
hair away In punches don't despond We
that PHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INvIGORArOK viii
that will promote full restoration Of the hbres There
will be further shedding or the hair Ia it,
color while continue the article Sold ali drug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

CristndOro's Hair Dye has Equal la tbs
world; IL the safest au most rsa5s u any Soil every
VIII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

sore Throat, Cough, Cold and tusisNP
troubles n suffered to result "a serious pulmonary
TROCHEs directly seat OF the disease and give IL
ruost instant relief.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The American Reply to Earl Granville's Note
Newspaper Publication in London-Citixsn
Anxiety for Official Facts
1tleeaAMs TO the new YORK HERALD

LONDON, Feb. %, 1872.
The Telegraph newspaper has issued an ''extra,"
which contains what purports 70 be the reply of the
American government to the note OF Earl Gran.
Vile on the Alabama case.
Great eagerness Is manifested by the people to see
the paper and the 'extras" are selling rapidly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

Royal HAVANA Lottery.
Prizes cashed md Attenuation furnished the hrhea rsss
paid DouDDons, all kinds OF Gold and silver S0vcrn-
inent securities &C, &c. TAYLOR y 90, Bankers,
Ii W all street, New York
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SWITZERLAND.

Serious Quarrel Between Germans and French and
Foreign Riot on Neutral Soil.
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Wedding Notes, Ball Cards, Monosrnnss.
Orders Of Dancing Ball Badges. JAMES EvERDELLs
3a2 broadMNy. sb.lshed $40.
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speedily efIected.--In order place uPHAMsS
ASTHMA CURE within the reach every person afflicted
with asthma, the price has been 5uc
mail 7jc Trial package tree. Address S. G. UPuAM. u
South Eighth street, Philadelphia Pa Sold by all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

Ask for New York Match COmpanyss
Matches; green labels; 100 matches every cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2ol Broadway. corner Murray strsse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24
THE SNOW BLOCKADE.
Part Of the Pacific Road Reported Closed
Again-Reports Concerning the Road from
Laramie, Cheyenne and Chicago

LARAMIE CITY, wyoming. Feb. %. 1s72
The railway west OF Bitter Creek IL temporarily
closed again BY storm. but the trains ought TO no
here tonight The special Japanese train Is de-
layed by the snow. but the precise difficulty q
overcome does not seem TO be known here. The
delay cannot be many hours more.
Chief Justice Mexican, Major Powell, the Colorado
explorer, and Mr.. A. =. Gould, oil Utan, passed
the East.
The railway company Is sending large NUMBER
OF snow fences west, 10 guard against drifts.
Ii il said by railroad men that the company Will
lose about three millions by the blockade this
winter. Another year the trouble Will lie Obviated
Tac weather Is growing cold and more trouble u
appre nended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24

An Old aud Wcll-Tried Remedy. Vlrs. Wins.
LOWS s0OrING SYRUP for children eething has stood
the test OF many years.
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The Eye IL too Delicate nm Oraam to Tsi0e
with. II onv he preserved by using the DIAMOND
LENSES. Trade marx - on every pair.
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Report FROM Cheyenne, wyoming.

Report from Cheyenne, Wyoming.
CHEYENNE, W. T., FEB. % 1879.
The first through train for the east on schedule
time reached here from Ogden at twenty minutes "a
two O'Clock this afternoon The salt Lake Agent OF
che Associated Press who Il among the passengers,
reports the road entirely clear and the snow melt
ing rapidly all along the line. Heavy winds SIN
prevail but there IS little or no probability OF any
further interruption.
Inc track, bridges and trestles all seem IN excel
The numerous deep snow cuts indicate now pro-
digious has been the work or raising the blockade.
Al Larme, Rawns and other points Superln.
tendents Slckles and Clark highly praised for
their efficiency In clearing the road IN the lace OF
such unprecedented obstacles.
Arrivals at Chicngo-NIurmurs Against tho
Pacific Company by the Passengers.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb % 1877.
The first passengers who have reached this city
from San Francisco by railroad for twentyeght DAYS
arrived here last night. They numbered about one
hundred and fifty, and came from Omaha via the
Rock Island road. Tney denounce the managers Of
the Union Pacific road in emphatic language Tor tho
bad treatment they claim to nave received at their
hands.
1ncy LEFT Ogden on the I'd inst and reached
Green River, having encountered but little snow.
At Green RIVER the train stopped. and nothing
could induce those III Charge To go ahead. The
passengers were ooGea 10 pass soe,r Vns Sae
pe s sSe train eGu could proceed mo- rtSer
Governor Potts telegraphed to San Francisco adj
vIsing the people not TO come East by railroad ~
IL was blocked by snow. He received an answer
from one OF the onc;rls OF the Union Pacific Com
pany REQUESTING him 10 contradict MS statement or
his pass would be revoked. lie refused to do SO ana
bought a ticket.
Al the expiration OF thirteen days the passengers
got aboard the started Tor Butler Creek.
sixty miles. wnicn reached without inter-
rupOu. Between Separation ana Simpson g Hill
there were several large sn0wdrlits, aud pathways
hal to be dug through the snow.
They eighteen days going from Ogden TO
simpsons Hill q distance Of 267 miles. At the
latter place they encountered an immense snow
DRIFT, at which all the passengers worked Tor eight
| or ten hours.
| Al Medicine BOW they encountered seven West
ern bound trains, and or eight hours were
| hausteu switching past them.
| There was suffering on the train, every one
having plenty 10 eat. except on OF the Western
| bound trains where the passengers suffered from
hunger and would have starved had not MIR. Sailor,
| who Il ABOUT starting q restaurant at Green River,
| opened two carloads or provisions aud permitted
the hungry crowd TO take what they wanted.
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CUBA.

Manifesto by the Cuban General Manuel Agra
monte Urging the Insurgents to Surrender
to the Spanish Authorities.
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ton Treaty.
LONDON, Feb. 23 1872.
Notice is given here that all The memorials OF
English claimants under the Treaty or washington
must be filed by March 20.
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A.-itOyai Havana Lottery.-g. n. Martinez
co. Bankers 10 Wall ST. boz 4.69j New York ulics
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On the 18th inst Miss Josephine Finley, a young woman
twenty i've OF then employed bookoder
William street, fell through the hachway from the third
story 10 the lower floor and fracture skull
and other injuries She taken TO the Centre
ptal and died there yesterday Deceased lived
5 East Eighth street. WHITTIER the remains were taken for
nterment Coroner Young will make investgaon next
Wednesday at the City Hall
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On Thursday Mr.. James ID. Fisher, travelling agent IN
the employ OF Messrs Lovejoy Foster merchants at 30s
West Randolph street. Chicago Ill., was taken from 70 New
Bowery 10 the Ccnrs Street Hospital In dying condition.
evidently suffering from pulmonary disease three
hours after admission Mr. Fisher fory-nve years Of
age, born In this country and lived in Chicago Coroner
Young who has charge OF the notified the employ.
Of deceased by letter. Mr. Fsher evidently was ia re.
duced circumsa ncea
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Parker, VINO Will either decline MS pr0nered h0n0rS
outright withdraw at the proper time
The parties to this scheme are decidedly conf.
dent in their expressions of Its success but admit
the possibility change both IN plan and prospects
before May and June. Trumbul's friends, who
have looked on, but have not been allowed a voice
In the negotiations, are in Ill humor tonight and
think their candidate snabby treated after the direct
bid for the Cincinnati nomination In his speech OF
to-day.
The Turkish FirmaBs In the lEsenn.
It has been ofcIally reported to the state De-
partment by the Turkish Minister OF Foreign Affairs
that the imperial vessel OF war which had been sta
toned at the Dardanelles for receiving the hrmans
OF merchant vessels passing through the Straits Is
now anchored at Lampsacus, wDee. hereafter, the
nrmans OF commercial vessels procured by them
for the passage downward must be delivered.
The Vance, Abbott Contest.
Senator Logan Is engaged In preparing the report
for himself and Senators Morton ana Thurman
against the claim OF General Abbott TO the vacant
seat from North Carolina, and senator Carpenter,
for himself and Mr.. Rice, Is preparing the minority
report In favor OF Abbott,
The credentials OF Governor Vance have never
been before the Committee on Elections and Priyi.
leges This disposed OF, the question concern.
ing the validity OF the cnoice OF Genera Ransom by
the Legislature will next be considered 1t IA anti
cIpated that this subject will occasion prolonged
debate In the Senate.
The Ten-ForticS.
The secretary OF the Treasury has directed the
payment OF the interest due March on ten.forues
from Monday next, without rebate.
Revival OF American Commerce.
Representatives shellabarger OF Ono; Sheldon,
OF Louisiana; Sawyer of Wisconsin,; Lynch. OF
Maine. and Townsend. Of New YORK. constitute the
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WASHING TON.

WASHINGTON.
THE TREATY AND THE CLAIMS.
The Controversy Within Mar
row Limits.
ARBITRATION, ABROGATI0N Oh WAR
Fish Weakening---The Presi-
dent Will Stick.
Trumbull, the "Sorchead," and Morton, the
"Whip,' on Party Allegiance.
VOORHEES, ON SPANISH ATR0CITY
The Labor Convention
Nominees.
~
The Opelousas courier., 1872-11-16
ID P E T. % VI q A SIS
sAMEDI matln, 16 NOVEMBRE 1872,
e LIE d6pouillement des votes de

70 LIE d6pouillement des votes dc
notre Paroisse s'est termine mercred
sOir vers 9 heures; c'est a-dire la fin
du neuvieme jour, ct nous pourrions
presque dire a la fin de la neuvieme
mutt, car les employees ont dd TRAVELLER
toutes les NUTS jusqu'a une heure avan-
Gee atm de pouvoir compl6ter leur be-
sogne dams le temps voulu.
II resulte de ce depouillement que
NM. B. r: Cant, DEM, Isaac F. Littell,
ind6p., E. D. Estilette, dem. ct Lewis
D. Prescott, liberal, ont etc 6lus Repre-
sentants, Thos. C. Anderson, lib. Sena-
teur, John J. Morgan, Juge de District,
A. Garrigues, Juge de Paroisse, w. A.
Robertson, Greffier, Geo. w. Hudspeth
Avocat de District, E. O. Hayes, Sheriff,
j. NJ. Thompson, Recorder.
Pour notre vile, j. F. Knox ct C. J.
Thompson sont elus JUICES de Psix, ct
Valery Roy ct Leon Manso, Constables.
Nous ne pouyons donner aujourd' hui
lie nom des Juges de Paix It Constables
elus dams les auOres Wards.
Jury de Police (uon-officiel }. Ter.
Ward, Dr.. J. L. Estorge; De. John Roy;
Be-. TLeOdule Fontenot; 4e. Th6ophile
S. Fontenot; 5e. Th6odose Chachere.