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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-07-26

Succession of j ID. x 4. c. Bailey
san assignment Of errors in this Court
cannot cure the omission OF the appel
lants TO make opposition aud present
regularly the issues of fact which they
desire aajudicatc,l''-as to an admins
tors final account filed, aud homoto-
gated, after due notice given. judg-
ment affirmed, at appellants costs.
David Pipes, ST.. vs.. Woodruff Nors-
worthy.-Judgment recognizing plain
utFs judicial mortgage on the land in
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TO the growing prosperity OF the Island, and
stated that while ordinary crimes ana agrarlan
outrages had diminished. not single case
the various plans that had been already proposed
Any project, said he, based upon the difference OF
religions, Is inadmissibe, inasmuch as 1t would DC
at variance with the policy OF the actual govern r
ceeded to show by statistics that the irish CatmO
lies are aggrieved In the matter OF education Lac
number OF students dminishes every year. Tne
University and the University OF Dublin. From
this remOdelling there would grow up grand uni
versity, with superior council. emancipated ir0m
the control Of the Protestant Trinity College. me
On the LIST OF January, 1875. the greater part of
the powers OF the Provost and Fellows OF Trinity
College will be transferred to the new superior
OF transiti0n the third date that is to follow will
see the development OF the University OF Dublin
accomplished. Trinity College to sacrifice to It
fourth OF its revenues, still retaining revenue
OF 263, 900. The other funds OF the University to
come from the ecclesiastical properties OF Ireland
Several existing colleges to be incorporated with
the University. The superior council TO be COM
posed Of twenty-eight members, to be selected
without distinction Of creed.
Mr.. Gladstone ended with a solemn appeal for an
impartial discussion SO that the University In Ire
land might be elevated and rendered worthy OF the
glorious traditions OF its past.
THE UNIVERSITY COUNCIL.
The government drafted the following amended
list OF names chosen to constitute the first council
under the University bill:-L0rd O'Hagan, Marquis
Viscount Southwell, Earl OF Charemont, Archbishop
OF Dublin, Hon. q. Bourk, M0nsignOr Cape, Lord
James Butler, Mr.. Justice Keogh the Attorney
General, the Dean OF the Chapel Royal Isaac Butt,
LII. D.; DIR. WoodlOck, Hon. Colonel L. White, Rev.
J. p Mahaffey, Professor Haughton. Sir Dominic
Corrigan, Earl Of Midtown, ViscOunt PowerscOurt,
Sir Richard Wallace, President OF Magee College.
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WHAT THE HERALD HAS DONE FOR CUBA
VIII Mr.. O'Kelly BE Assassinatcd /!

Will Mr.. O'Kelly BE Assassinatcds
From the Sunday Democrat.l
Tie cause OF Cuba, which has been for four long
years SO nobly maintained against desperate odds
and the cruel indifference Of our government, has
received Few strength and prestige from the ad-
vocacy OF the HERALD, and the fearless, inde.
pendent action OF its correspondents IN Cuba. The
HERALD has done more to expose the clustering
braggadocio and the cold-blooded atrocities Of
the Spanish hidagos OF Cuba than could ever be
learned from official reports or garbled state
ments. IL has done more to serve the cause Of
Cuba than @ wel-armed, we-equipped expedi-
ton could The very action OF the Spanish
authorities in threatening Mr. OKelly with death II
he went among the insurgents shows too clearly
that they are afraid OF the truth being known and
that Spanish rule In Cuba Is confined to the sea
coast and O certain radius around Havana and
few other towns As to their clustering threat Of
shooting Mr.. Kelly as q spy on his return from the
insurgent lines they dare not carry II cut for the
HERALD would be sustained by the whole press OF
this country In demanding our government TO In
fict on the assassins ample and toxrible retribu-
tIon The only thing he has to fear Is the bullet or
stietto of the assassin; Tor they may take his life
in this COW ardly manner, in 0rdar to prevent the
publicity OF full and true account Of the power
and strength OF the insurrecaon movement in
Cuba.
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receive the vote OF Q single conservative mem
ber Forty-seven liberals, Of whom thirty
six were Irishmen, voted against the bill.
Fifteen Irish members voted for it Seven
teen members of the House, including Mr..
Isaac Butt, LII. D., Member for Limerick,
were absent.
Forty members participated in the debate.
The Right Hon. John Bright, Jacob Bright
(his brother) and the Marquis of Lorne sup
ported the government
The Scotch and Welsh members supported
the bill.
The Roman Catholics were unanimous in
their opposition to it.
EXCITING SCENE AFTER THE MOMENT OF THE
DIVISION.
The scene which was witnessed in the
House of Commons when the defeat Of the
Ministry was announced is indescribable
The exitement in the galleries and on the floor
was intense, while the opponents of the meas
ure INDUCED in tumultuous cheers over its
rejection.
Among the distinguished personages in the
strangers gallery, which was crowded during
the debate, were their Royal Highnesses the
Prince of Wales, Princess Louise and Prince
Christian.
MR oLADsroNE's ADDRESS TO THE MEMBERS.
After the announcement Of the result was
made MIR. Gladstone arose and said:-s'The
vote just given is certainly Of grave char
acter. AS the House never wishes to continue
its deliberations when the existence OF the
government is in doubt move an adjourn.
ment until Thursday
The motion was carried.
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THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT.

Governor Kellogg Denies that the United
states Troops Took Any Other Than q
Passive Part In tho Recent Disturb
ances-Thc Police Alone Did the Effec-
tual Work.
NEW ORLEANS, March II, 1873
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
have Just read In your issue OF the It'll instant
an account OF the riot here. No federal troops or
officers came upon the ground until after the mob
were repulsed by the police ana dispersed. After
the riot they took quarters for the night in the
Court buildings. There were no troops within three
miles OF the Seventh precinct station when recap
tared by the police. TIE police alenc took posses
sion OF Odd Fellows Hall the day after the riot.
General Emory did not even know OF this move
ment No troops used either to take or hold or
guard the hall The troops took no part except as
above on the night OF the riot latter II waa over,
and 10 prevent further possible bloodshed,
do not believe the better class oil citizens en-.
couraged or sympathlzed with the moo.
WILLIAM. T.. KELLOGG
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Captain General CebalIO0
About to Leave.
HIS SUCCESSOR A REPUBLICAN,.
The Shareholders Alarmed and
Without q Policy.
THE NEGROES WELL POSTED.
TrlEGRsMs TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

KEY WEST, March IL, 1873.
At a meeting Of the Cuban Association held
last night, to which your correspondent was
specially invited to receive an expression Of
the sentiment of the Cuban colony in regard
to Mr.. O'Kelly's mission to Cuba and thei1
interest in his fate, resolutions were passed
thanking the New YORK HERALD for the in
terest it has manifested in Cuban affairs and Of
ADMIRATION OF HIS PLUCK
in disregarding Spanish threats. They arc
satisfied to have their case go before the
public in the HERALD. ..z~@e43 400.
- .
NO NEWS OF o KELLY.
sSsS VI .e .7r.--s~---------- 49,.
Nothing has been learned here Of OKeuy
since he entered the insurgent lines. =
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1tLstsAn TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March II, 1873.
The prospectus Of the company which has organ
tied to lay cable from Plymouth, England, to Rye
Beach, N. H., is published to-day All the money
necessary for carrying out the project has been
secured, ana contracts for the construction OF the
cable have been concluded The company is for.
hidden by its articles OF agreement from amalga-
mating with any like enterprise.
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new HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

The LatcSe Heturms-The NopWuIIcnh
Candidate for Governor Said To BE
Elected.
CONCORD, March ~, 1873.
One hundred and eighty-two towns give straw,
republican, 3oss5; Weston, democratic, 2s,2sl |;
Blackmer, temperance, oil; Mason. liberal repub-
lican, and scattering, $40. There Is majority for
straw at present Of about 1859. II the remaining
nity.thrce towns come in as hast year 1t will give
straw majority OF about 400
Republican senators are elected In seven ont OF
the twelve districts and District NO. IL In doubt.
Three out OF the Ave Councillors elect are repub-
leans The republicans have about forty majority
In the Legislature. The three Congressional DIS
trcts return democratic congressman. The vote
in the First IA considered close.
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.

RumOred Preparations OF Ceballos to Do.
part-A Republican To BE Appointed
The Shareholders and Emancipa ton.
HAVANA, March 10, 1873.
Rum0rs are current Of the early departure Of
General CeballOs and that he will be succeeded by
o general who will not only hold opinions CORE
spending with those entertained by the present
government in Spain, but will act in concert with
the government.
TIE LEADING SHAREHOLDERS
have recently been In session almost nightly con"
sidering the situation, but have not yet been able
to determine upon any plan Of action or to arrive
at any solution OF the slavery question. Whenever
tho abolition decree becomes known the position
assumed or the action taken by the conservatives
proslavers leaders will, however be entirely Inn
material, as
THE NEGROES ARE WELL INFORMED
everything going on, and VIII certainly refuse to
work as slaves. 1t Is rumored that the abolition OF
slavery has been already decrecd. The middle and
poorer classes deprecate
THE CARELEssNEsS OF TIE SLAvE-owNERj
in making provision for the abolition OF slavery
and the belief Is gaining ground that, In the event
OF abolition being decreed, the wealthy slave-own-
ers will become nmical to the prosperity OF tho
island.
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1rlrtfAm TO TIE NEW Yonx HERALD.

1IItttIM 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
BERLIN, March II, 1873.
The German Parliament convened in this city
to-day.
His Majesty the Emperor william opened the
session in person. In his speech from the throne
the Emperor said he believed that the negotiations
now in progress would result in the entire evacu-
alton of France by German troops OF an earlier day
than had been heretofore expected
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THE NEW SYSTEM OF SWORD EXERCISE. PRE-.
pared by order OF the War Department for the Army
ORourke. containing annual OF the Sword tor Omcers
mounted and dismounte Rules to be observed by S.an
including Reviews Inspections Dress paraiss asa rs
mostly taken photographs and sent irce by man ~
any part OF the United States on receipto ~ x'e
inendcd by George q. Meade MAJOR Genersi - ~ rI
A. Humphreys O. n Warren H. q Wryns ~ ~ u Z, ~
August ". Rautz, MAJOR ueneras '1'""JJ obn A. DIX
Major ieneral Robert Anderson Bssass s'or rienerss
| Published by 0B"QGE 4. LOchWVou' NA Dro"u"e"
New York,
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Comments Of the Press on the Com
motion and Its Cause.
1HE METROPOLIS UNIVERSALLY EXCITED
Club Comment and Speculation
at Midnight.
The Situation This Morning, with the
"Whips" in Active Motion.
1tlrepAks TO TIE new YORK HERALD.

tkhISiF"S w 'HI WV 'ohN HShNIv
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
;spondent in the British metropolis
LONDON, March IL, 1879.
A Ministerial crisis has resulted from the
vote of the House Of Commons at the division
this morning, on the Irish University ques-
tion rejecting Mr.. Gladstone's bill A Cab
inet Council was held at Downing street to-
day for the purpose Of discussing the best
policy for the Ministers to pursue under the
circumstances; but dissension prevailed at
the Board, and the plans were indefinite and,
for the present. impracticable.
PREMIER GLADSTONE AT THE PALACE.
Premier Gladstone went to Buckingham
Palace subsequently and had audience Of Her
Majesty Queen Victoria.
Nothing has been or will be decided until
tomorrow.
OFFICIAL AND NATIONAL ALTERNATIVES.
Two courses are open to the defeated Minis
Try and to the Crown-the resignation of the
Gladstone Cabinet or dissolution of Parlia-
ment and general election. 1t is probable
That the alternative Of resignation will be
adopted
THE QUESTION OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROB
ABLE POLICY.
It is currently reported that if Mr. Disrael
Is sent for by the Queen-which is equivalent
to Q call to the Premiership will refuse to
attempt the formation of Ministry on the
ground that the majority of the liberals in the
present House of Commons is too great and
that the opposition to his measures would be
too formidable, and thus impede legislation,
md that he will, consequently, insist on the
Crown and the government dissolving the Par
lament
srABTY CONSULTATION, BUT WITHOUT FIXED
CENTRE FOR ACTION.
The tory party supports this view, but Lord
Cairns being at Rome and the Marquis Of
Salisbury at Nice, the leaders who are on the
spot here cannot say, just at present, if it is
definitely possible so q conclusion cannot be
arrived at.
EARL GRANVILLE MAY ASSUME THE HELM OF
- STATE
The Right Honorable Earl Granville, Sec
rotary of State for Foreign Affairs under Mr..
Gladstone, may form a temporary, or transit
ton, government, without Gladstone +; and
excluding also the Marquis Of Harrington, the
Right Honorable Chichester Fortescue, and
the Right Honorable William Monsell, men,
Der for Limerick county
This idea is not likely of realization, how
ever.
PERSONAL. AND OFFICIAL ALTERNATIVES OF THE
PREMIER
1t is reported that Mr.. Gladstone threatens
mot only to resign the Premiership but to
retire wholly from public life
THE METROPOLIS DEEPLY MOVED.
Great excitement prevails generally in the
loity.
The Globe in its issue this afternoon, says
Mr.. Gladstone's audience with Her Majesty
OF Buckingham Palace lasted half an hour
and that the result of the interview is not yet
known in London.
Treatment of the Irish University Bill
1T the Critical Moment i'm the Conn
mons.
LONDON, March IL, 1873.
At the division in the House Of Commons
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"If Every DUO

"If Every Ducat Was I'm Ten Parts and
every part ducat KNOxS Spring style Of gcntlcmen's
Hats would command tho sum but the liberal Halter -
giving the his BRAIN taste, intellect and enter
prise at his usual gure Buy your Hats ut 2l2 Broad
way under the Fifth Avenue HOTEL or In the Prescott
House, KNOWS stores
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Liquid Cocoa, for Bakers and Confec.
toners use superior quality for sale at the Chocolate
Mandatory ofWALLACE CO.. - Cortlandt St, N. Y.
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An Extended POpularity.-Each Year
finds "BRowNs BRONCHIAL; TROCHEs, in new 10.
Coughs Colds Throat Diseases the Troches have been
proved reliable.
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Needles for All Sewing Machines.-Gen-
cral depot established at BARTLETTS, 669 Broadway.
corner Prince street. New York.
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Cancer, Cancer, Cancer!-Extcrna NJ
Cancers permanently cured. No charge until euro
effected. Address. by letter, j. e. WALKER, d East
sfraef
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Bartlett's "BOulevard," Street and Park
LAMPS; also TORCH and KEY for lighting all street
lamps instantly. The same used in New York arc
being adopted everywhere Ofico $50 Broadway, N. Y.
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A.-Enu Angelique, for tho Teeth snd
Gums. BISCOTINE FOOD for infants DELLUC co.,
635 Broadway the sole pgoprietor and manufactur
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ELECTION AT SACRAMENTO,

SACRAMENTO, Cal, March IL, 1873.
The entire republican ticket was carried In the
local election in this city yesterday.
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Henry Capt, Of Geneva, Now Has /.
beautiful assortment of WATCHES and TRAVELLING
CLOCKS. OF his own make, at Is Union square.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New Scheme
out Orders filed, prizes cashed. Information fur
nished. Highest rates paid tor Spanish bills, &C. a..
TAYLOR 4 co. Bankers, Id Wall street. New YORK.
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A.-F0r Collection Agency, with Corre-
spondents every county in the Union, Financial
column OF this paper.
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A.-Herald Branoh Once, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton aveAue and Boerum street
Open from.3 A. NJ. too p. NJ.
On Sunday from to T. NJ.
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Royal Havana .Lottery.-Prizcs Cashcd.
Circulars sent b. MARTINEZ CO., 10 Wall street.
Post office box 1855
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Royal Havana. MISREPRESENTATION and
Post ONCE box isss. r. oRTEaA, No. Q Wall street,
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s r A I N {.
Parliamentary Sanction Of the COnstit-
uent COrteS Plan.
Resignation Of Assembly Ofioers-The Porto
Rico Emancipation Debate Reports Of Severe
Fighting with the Carlists-Rumor Of
Defeat Of the Republican Army
Citizen Claim Of Victory.
. 7ElreaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

1tlEeRAMS TO THE new YORK HRAL9
MADRID March 10, 1873.
The National Assembly yesterday defnitively
sanctioned the bill introduced by the government
suspending the sttings and convoking a C0nstitu-
ent Cortes on the LIST of May.
THE PORTO RICO EMANCIPATION BILL.
Debate on the Porto Rico Abolition bill has been
resumed in the Assembly.
THE PRESIDENCY OF THE PARLIAMENT.
Senior Martos, President of the Assembly, and
Senior Lopez, the Secretary, have resigned. Sehor
Martos, in rendering his resignation, made state.
ment that the act was caused solely BY i'll health.
Selior Figueras has arrived at Barcelona.
Dispatches from that city report that tranquility
prevails.
Battle with the Carlists-Alternate Re-
ports Of Defeat and Victory.
MADRID, March II, 1873.
1t is rumored In this city that the Army of the
North under the command of General Nouvillas,
has suffered check from the Carlists, and has re-
treated to Pampeluna to reorganize.
General Nouvlllas' losses are said to have been
considerable.
WAR OFFICE DISPATCHES OF VICTORY.
In contradiction OF the outside reports the gov.
ernment has received intelligence OF the defeat OF
a Carlist force numbering 1000 men, under COM
inuuu vi DorreEaray. muuy vi tne Observation-Disclosures
were killed.
French Dispatches Nnrrate q Blood
Battle and Republican Defeat.
PARIS, March IL, 1873.
Letters from the frontier give particulars of an
engagement on the 18th inst, in the north OF Spain,
between band Of Carlists, under SarOveta, and a
force OF the Spanish government troops
The insurgents, who were entrenchcd on the
Heights OF Orjaroun, were attacked by the
national troops. long ana Obstinate fight took
place, resulting in the defeat Of the government
force, which was compelled to retreat with loss
of 100 men. Saroveta was mortally wounded. The
Spanish commander In his Official report at the en-
gagement claimed that the Carlists were de-
feated.
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A.-For n superb Dress or Buslness Hat
o. ESPENsCHEID I1s Nassau street.
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French Dispatches Narrate a Bloody
Battle and u Republican Defeat.
GERMANY.

The Imperial Parliament Reassembled in ses-
sion-speech from the Throne-The Cues
ton Of Evacuation Of France,
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Pere Hyacinthe in Geneva.
tlEeRAm TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

GENEVA, March II, 1873.
Pere Hyacinthe has arrived In this city. He was
received with mucn enthusiasm.
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M e K ! Q O.
Herald Special Report from the
Capital of the Republic.
The Horse Disease Appears in a
Mild Form.
ItleeRAm TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the Mexican capital -
MEXICO CRY, March 8,
Via MATAMoRos, March IL, 1873. (
The epizooty has reached the capital of the
Republic 1t prevails rather extensively in
of the disease is not fatal yet
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world. The sny true AMI perfect dye. All Druggists
sell IT,
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Spring IL Coming.-If you wish benutf.
hl BOOTS and SHOES petronize MILLER CO., NO.
Union square.
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To-Day Your House May Teem with
insect vermin-to-morrow, If you use KNOWLES, IN
SECT DESTROYER literally according to he directions
there will not be living flea bcdbug roach your
premises
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.

Project for New Cable Between England and
America
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ENGLAND.
Bullion on Balance from tho Bank.
TrlEsnAm TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
OF England on balances to-day is f2OO, 900.
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TAE BRITISH MINISTRY.

TNE BRITISH MINISTRY.
Herald Special Report
from London.
The Ministerial Crisis Complete
and Premier Gladstone at
Audience with the Queen.
Public Canvass Of the Ma
tiOnal Alternatives.
Resignation or a Dissolution
Of Parliament?
Dlsraeli's Opportunity and
Probable Policy.
Earl Granville and a Com
pound Cabinet.
Scene in the Commons at the Moment Of
the Defeat Of the Cabinet.
How the United NatiOnalities Voted
on the Division.
Comments Of the Press on the Com
motion and Its Cause.
THE METROPOLIS UNIVERSALLY EXCITED.
Club Comment and Speculation
at Midnight.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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