New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-09

MISCELLANEOUS.

An Italian Padr0ne Come to Grief.
LITTLE Rock, October San old italian
psdrOne, with fourteen boys, who arrived
here from Memphis to-day, was taken in
charge by the Italians of this city. His
money was taken from him, divided among
the boys, and he was ordered to leave the
city.
t>E = d. The nIodoes. - sss.
SAN FRANCISCO, October s.--Twenty wae.
ons have been cent to Fort klamath to
transport the td remainder de- !, Of the Modocs to
Toq 0aaAnncxasiss - Bessoa. ,5t r 80
BOSTON, October S,-The election resulted
in the annex alton OF Charieetown, Brighton
and West Rox bury to Boston. Brookline
= At the annual meeting of the. American
Social Society Association, in this city, to-
day, George William Curtis was chosen
president, and Frank B. Ssnborn, secretary,
tor the ensuing year. 4a7ia97. s1,. ...,'
-TriaszTrip.
O PHILADELPHIA, October 8.-The steanlo
ship Indiana, the, third Of the American
line, sailed on her trial trip with about 100
invited gnests. She will be gone forty y-eight
hours, and starts ON her first voyage to Liv,
erpool on the sixteenth.sn .a 94.{ a.r
10 sia The National Regatta. ,tss,,-
The national regatta ended this after,
noon. The weather MAS delightful and the
contest between the single sculls postponed
from the previous day. The first heat was
won by j. G. Watts. of the Undine, of Bal
timOre.,s yTime-l:07 y. Heat No. was
won BY Ed. Smith, Of the Argonanta Club,
Of Bergen Point Time-i:H.' as. s1s#JlF'
The third hest was awarded to S. s.
PleasantOn, of the sBachelors, of Philadel.
phis. his compositions failing to put in an
The fourth heat was " won by Charles
Meyers, Of the Neshusway Time-9:3s.
The final fOur-Oared contest resulted in q
victory tor the Ansoostans OF, Washington;
time 8:36h. The Paris, and. double scull
race was won by the Crescent of Philadel-
phia; time $40. During this contest w. H.
Atticks, of the Vesper, of Philadelphia,
for single SOULS WAS won by Charles
Meyers, of the Nassua; time l0:l4. This
regatta was in every particular complete
success. - tFs 10 iit't = '' e -'@7.
The national convention of amateur oars
men adjourned sine die this morning, after
electing A. X. Warner, Of the Argonanta
Cub; Of # Bergen t Point, president, ~ and e. r.
dent of the national association, and elect
ing an executive committee. The latter
was instructed to incorporate in the by
laws which they are to prepare the laws of
boat racing and regattas adopted May %,
1872, and to make provision for an annual
assessment of IS on. each club. !.
New York LiSeraa Convention. v.
ELMIRA, October 6.-The Liberal conven-
ton was held here to-day Colonel Conk-
ling presided. The following resolutions
were adopted:
Resotped, That this convention of dele
gates from the people of New York con
gratulate the patriotic citizens of all the
States upon the Indications now apparent
OF growing disposition to oppose any
perversiOn OF the civil authority, and to
demand in all our public ways a return TO
official honesty, economy and fidelity to
public interest. ,./ lag.
Resolced,, That this gratifying tendency
Of public sentiment justifes and encourages
US to reaffirm the platform of principles set
forth at Cincinnati moro than year ago,
which embOdies in clear and forcible terms
the need of the hour, and by such affirm
ance to Indicate the sincerity of continued
efforts and aspirations for the purity of the
and reform.
Resolred. That public appreciation be-
longs to the Senators and Representatives
who, in the last Congress, did not favor the
salary increase and back pay bill, and es-
pecially to such - have voluntarily and
without the pressure of public sentiment
returned to tho treasury the socalled back
pay, and We denounce every Senator and
Representative who voted for or approved
such etlI. md sny party who invokes con-
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