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The Philadelphia Free Masons have been
baidisg grand temple IL Br,ad sisses, Of
thas city, sad sss making preasrs.ions 10
ceishsate The achievement. lnviiassoas have
besn extended to every lodge Throughout
TIE country, end many delegate. are ex.
pectsd from France, Germany and England.
The jubilee attending ~ completion will
commence ea the ssh. Ut Hepsemher and
will b kept up sntil the 37th. The delica.
tory ceremonies win b. 0,nduc,e,i by the
Grand Master Of The State 1t Psnnsy lvanin.
assisted BY the Mssters and su,s,sslinasea Of
Other lodgss; and II = estimated that 100.
90 Sbembessof tho nyssic ~ will participate
II ths festivities. The temple IL NOW in Az.
adyancrl stAts of c.,u,pletiaa. and from it,
immeNse sisr end imps'sing style ot arcI,i
teotsrs b One Of The most conspicuoas In
~ city, and h said u sarpsss r., ,Nascn,c
beildinS IN the country.
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New Orleans, August e0.-On Monday
morning Drcux 0uilleroy and Felix Loi.
leau VII" bad quarrelssi at q ball, met OF old
Grand Prsirie. 81. Landry parish, to settle
It by fist 6ght. to witness which about 4
hundred persons assembled. After The Do,
6ght. fight with pistols, growing out u
An old feud between tho Guilleroys aud
Others preseut. resulted In ,hrcc killed and
one mortally wounded. The conclusion ".
rived At BY the Coroncr's jury wss that
Augustine 0uilleroy was killed by Carol
Blackmsr. thst Dreux Guillcroy was killed
BY Alexander Vidren. aud that Aristotle
Ortigo was killed by Dreux Gui'leroy. AT
ter being shot down, Blsckman fred three
shots a Augustine Guilleroy, vho is bc.
tween 6J and 70, MORALLY woundisg him.
Several arrests have been made.
The new North-west., 1873-08-23

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0e0F8b : Kit4 ~ Ooanlssloasss speols
~ r. ~ psrposs. wsss ysssssday dissesed
n os1sgneA ~ psoeeed Z asce 10 a. q.
aaisaaioa q sssy.1!s aslss ofsAs Nosshssa
rsei1s 0ailSea1 bssvees Russlaad (0sesonI
cd Psgcs 0osad. .a s~
4 lsstes tso9 The Ysllosssoae expsdi.ies
eaysa sais was cssaaed by ~ sssSys IL 0es.
Casass u 0sa. Sasslsy. ard iAas Csssss
magsae,l In ths sras os ~ eaonasd ose
wbsjp day tseoss ~ wes s1)sassd. Cuseee,a
- assosseed ths aseee ~ . "a ef syr.
Asay. vhils 9asslsyb nes sassalsed aheie
en0aas6se. osssjsy 80 eassed ~ g.
asUalIos ef ~ ~ liasnss = caal.
! osa Baaeavsae1sa. Aai1ss T. llslpe
CAasle oGaei kiltsA hinssaf Asse ~ svsu.
isg ~ ~ aeei1ssaal 1laglaegs e( ~ ssvpl.
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New YoRK, August l5.-0encrsl Rosses,
who b in charge ut the railruad survey Of
The Stanley fellowssons Expedition haa
submilted-t to the avthoeisies Of the Northern
Pacific Railrna.i Company In this city, bin
olncisl report Of the results accomplished by
The expedition. He 6nds tho new and dual
route across Western Dakoia from the Mis-.
souri, to The Yellowstone river, entirely
practicable and satisfactory, i, being greatly
superior to those Of former surveys. The
distance, soJ miles, 10 81 miles shorter than
the surveys OF 1871. The grades are moder.
ate. and the average of the work per mile 10
considerable lcss and tue number of import.
ant bridges arc reduced nearly TIVE th,rds.
The Little Missouri river, which former sur .
vevs crossed seven M eleven times, IL
crossed only one time. The line 10 %
located as 10 pass through only one mile Of
bad clay lands just east of the Little Mis-.
souri. With few exceptions, the country
b rolling prairie. sometimes rising into
low hills. the grass being excellent and the
soil good. Good water Was found the en-.
tire distance. Coal ou,crops at various
points in veins several feet in thickness. and
timber is more abundant than on former
routes. The report states that the main
body Of Gen. Stanleys expedition accom-.
panied BY the scientific corps and mos,
OF the press correspondence. did not acce IN.
pany the engineers, who were escorted by
Gen. Custcr's detachment. bat followed the
old abandoned route south of Heart river.
Hence the descriptions of the regions tray.
ersed BY the nsiu body do not apply to the
country trsversed by the new route for the
railroad.
The DirectOrs Uf tue Northern Pacific
Railroad have accepted the new line recom.
mendcd by Gen. Rosser from Bisns.k.
the present end Of the track, To the Yellow.
stone crossing, and have called for propos,
als 10 grade and bridge this section Of 205
miles. The expedition 10 now prosecuting
the survey westward up the left bank of the
Yellowstone to rompcy's Pillar, where !,
will join the survey rade LAST year from the
west. and this completes the surveyed line
lcrOes the entire continent. The entire
10 expected to return 10 Fort Rice
about the 1st of October.
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TELEGRAPH HIC!
3haALanaa lsll0.

washiagtoo, M.-A Board Of easiseess
aod o@cen be- bees appoissed By NE Sec.
setasy Of War 10 msss as g. Losis Sept I'd
% examine The construction Of the 81. louis
d Illinois bridge. and report whether aaid
bridge viii prove serious obstsucsiou b
nstisstion Of The Mississippi river and II
%. in what matters ito construction can be
modified.
The new North-west., 1873-08-23

New York, AuS. 20.--A number Of gen.
tlemea from Eoglapd and Scotland win
s'sst for Kansas today In company with
George Grant Of London, who has purchase
ed county In that State for founding Z
colony. The main purpose OF the project
will be agricultural, and ito principal fea-
tuses stock missing.
Its stated that the Meunonites who have
gone West brought with them to this couu.
Try $4,000 IN gold, of which sum one
man, Peter Isssc. owns $4,000!
The new North-west., 1873-08-23

Fort Scott, Kan., August 20.-A special
to the 1osissr from Lescygnes, comfy sent
OF Lam county, represents gr.a, excite.
mcnt there this y. N. A mob Of 40U men
have taken possession of the town and W.
rested the Sheriff. They declare they will
hang The Sheriff and burn the town uuless
he delivers the person Of kellsr to them
Kellsr is the man who murdered his wife
and two children and his wife's sister At
Twin Springs las, Sunday night, snd after.
wards burned their bIdies. The Sheriff
has bcen keeping the prisoner Ind since the
arrest, and still refuses to tell where he 10
concealed The mob il determined and
trouble il apprclendetl
The new North-west., 1873-08-23

Paris. Augsst 20 A pposs from the
vessel In which Henry Rochefort was ship.
ped for New Caledonia. says his fellow
convicss considering his course tre.sonabie
to the course Of The Commune, made an
astempt to lynch him. The officers Of the
ship were obliged "a sssign him quarters
apart ssom and protested sgsinst the Com>
maslet exjIes.
The new North-west., 1873-08-23

Washington, Angus, go Secretary Bel
knap after ng:d examination. has failed TO
discover any recu.s!sof the War Department
with The exception Of those in the Buell.
court martial case. Ne however invites any
ono who can name any particular paper
which they believe miss,as 70 repNt the
fact to him, - il 10 nearly 1mpossibl. 70
examine every paper in the Department.
He hopes parties Who charge. papers are
missing will specify documents and further
search will be made.
The new North-west., 1873-08-23
0e0ethinR q IDse,

H'lwsskse. August 90-Ths officers Of
sbe va'isa, Peru. Mendoza and lllinoia,
and the Milwaukee snd Northern illinois
ailrOsd companies have been in session
to day and agreed upon consolidation of a!l
roads forming an cir linz road from Ailwsu.
kee TO st. Louia They take the old grsded
road bed, formerly called the Milwaukee
and Beloit sailsosd, bat loag since defuncs.
leaving the city 10 pay the bssds issusds In
aid Of the entsspsise, amounting, interest
and oil, 70 seasiy half . million. The sax
payers congratulate themselves in having
something to show for this sNiudle st laet.
The new North-west., 1873-08-23

decision - % vhsehss cojosed childsen shah
b ad1ithd to The Public Schools 10 the
j0cal vote IN The sevssal ochool Districts, .
make sppor'ionnsat Of schoN moneys %
tnclude colosed cAiIdrea aod have The tuuds
% accsuise appsopsisisd 70 thoss Disssicss
whessin cojored eAijdrsa ass admitted to
school. By some such method good nay
b done. bat 'Jusliee" can never vindScaie
% assault upon omcers for The faithful ads
ministsation Of the law, Of intesmeddless
gain respect BY stsnd,sg 10 the mise pssach>
Ing aRninst dirt.
The new North-west., 1873-08-23
Notes Of the Day.

A hre q, Walla Walla tue ll,h burned on
block Of buildings chiefly occupied hy liver,
stables.
A man who prctends IL know. calls coust
ship 1.-The skirmish before lhe regu!a. ba,,,
begIna"
Life, 40 wesll know; 10 made up of Nttl
things. In New Jersey they 'rs chiefly mo,
quito bites.
An Indiana family Travelled twenty .fou,
hours continuously in their farm, wagon I,
attend circus.
There is some talk of bringing on. ole
Senator Wade for tho next Legislative Sen
atorial nomination In Ohio.
''Pinching tho Eagle" was the lesdin,
head line Of ,hc repor, of,he Fourth of Jul,
celebrations In the Minneapolis 7siAvse.
'Don's worry aboa. my going away dar,
ling. Absence, yon know, makes The hear
grow fonder." ''0f somebody slse, }" adAet
the darling.
At an Oregon baby show disappointed
mother snapped . revolver under one oi
the judges n.se and her husband 70 af,e,
the other two.
In PHI adslphia the Jews have eight syn.
sC'gues. and In New York twenty six,
The csnsus Of 1870 numbers 1s9 symse seogue,
In this country.
J. Dudley was shot In dance house q,
Tacoma on the 11th inst. Pleunery, The
man who shot him, rode TO 6teilacoom and
gave himself ur
A Temperance movement 10 needed at Fl
Scott, Kansas, one Of the citizens Of shs,
sown having ncen,Iy seen snake sixty fee,
long crossing the rosd.
"Owing to the death of the editor, there
won. 10 any Lssdsv Tuesday" ;" says = VIE.
consin weekly, "bu, hok out for an old
ripper on Wednesday,"
4 female preacher In n aiue has been au>
thorized to marry couples, and she per forms
The ceremony 20 gr racsfalIy that parties ride
nf'y miles to give her the job.
The dying words Of Delaware woman
were: Henry. II you marry again remem.
Der 'h.' II only ,"kes cupfull Of sugar to
'"eesen quart Of gooseberries."
Rector txoing his round.)-An uneom.
monty dne pig, Ar. Dibbles, declare |
Con'ompl"''vs villaxer.-Ah, yes, cir, II we
was only, oil OF ". - 6s 10 die o. him. cir !
Il is = remarkable fec. th,, the momeu,
. woman writes . lo,tsr she IL fran tic to
have It put In the pact otns,s, although she
may have been putting ofR the writing for
six months.
A Pennsylvania preacher while holding
service recently, gave thanks In q teryent
prayer for the prosperous condition Of ,hs
csops, excepting, o Lord, the corn which
y backward, and oass. which are mighty
thin In spo,s."
4 0alsos girl. u The circus. lately, who
va looking at clown wh!rl,ng . b, with
. stick. remarked To her young man that .he
used to do that The young man vss
looking q . consort,onist In another par, Of
the arena. Who hal bic lexs tied around his
neck. and IN cxpls nation was necessary.
"Cercbro spipal msuipgi,is'' sev,ned such
terrible tile 10 an "ld gentleman named
hussell. in ,6ievesson, Ala. who never
heard of II befors and wss quite ignorant
os 10 sigsi6casse, tAas when told By the
doctor that ssch was the designation Of his
hs took down his rifle and ssnA
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New York, Aug. l5-T6e HsrslEs VI
ems correspondent telsgrapbs that The
ps'ses will 10 awarded By The Commisssion.
CO On 1sidsy ne1t Ths following grand
Diplomas u bonoe have been awarded q
Amencsnc TO the United States Govern.
msnt, for display Of cotton and products.
To the National Bureau 1T Education, "a
Tie Slate OF Massachusetts,, To The City Of
BOSTON. end 70 the smishsonian Iassituas Of
Washinston. These four for excellence IL
nssbods and pspgsess Ut education end
SCHOOLS. No diplomas hsvs been awarded 10
sewing n,achiseS. - there 10 too much cnm,
petition, bat sM will have medals of merit
end psogTees avarled them. In The m.
chinery depsrtmsst, where the Anericsss
male the moss display, medals viii 10 given
% some sfsy sshibi'ors, averaging sboo,
ose u thsee. The discussion Of the merits
Of she articles exhibiied continues, and The
dseisioa = 70 tho swasds will Be concluded
Monday. A diploma hes been awarded 10
N American fos dentistry.
Vtessa. Aug. l7.-ln tho machinery de-
pastnsat Of he exhibi,ios dip,omas Of
hosos havs bssa swasdaj 70 New Yosk and
ndladelphiA Twsay-hx United stsses
esbibstos secsivs asdals for pn"gress, u,as-
issa rscsivc medals Of merit, and eighteen.
cestiAcatesvf excellence.
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4 oorssspondsns 1t The Chicaso 7tissse,
q Tie olsse 1t his military carcss, ~. .cn,
oat y Os,Iossso to develop mine. lie .,
oeos l,ssss The oonssysctIon of stamp
nill. % which be sxpendsl el0o, 900. e.
hauseisG Ills fends. Hs ihen weat Eaei
fos morn aonsy, asd ssvss returned, and
~ bstldisg remained sssleas until las. fall,
wAsa. ~ o0csss a ~ Colombo Centsa
Railsood, lookisg asosad Sos . cite for 4
1epat f6snd thas The bsst one wss occupied
By tbis Min They aerosd,sgly gave The
wosd 10 their MASTER mackenzie, and hs gath.
aed eoessbss Bic woskmen, ksoeksd hols
u sithp cad of she bslIdiag. sschsd each
- tAen oves, PIT II snmss partitions. end
enavugeo1 lAe ssspceaye, 10se knoe ~
ssrtts John Rnseess Polly. isio . ecossais
eas and coonndiess 1spo&
The new North-west., 1873-08-23
MOTHER ooosE.

- UA99U0GA3 SoU8DDRY BuYmDR
g = nssse ~ J. ". xlioss. With q h..,,,e,, q,
!csemsson: ennaveA hy ~ 6voeAsgo nsjsisi Ro:,A"
s'O' spscad'dy soasd II elosh. ails sdess. o 6.
Ask ron Nov4LlOs 8DlT5oNA
J. = f0101A 0oA BaoApvAY, NY.
y" Agent Tor Nevsllo's Cheap Nueie.
The new North-west., 1873-08-23
Groceries and Provisions.
A. D. HOW e,
FAMILY GROCERIES

\ AAVAA0 oA\0OA4\xA LIZ
AND PRODUCE,
xA1y STREET. DEER LoDoAxoNTANA
iOpposits the Isdepssdent eince)
HAVING OPENED AT TIL. ABOVE STAND 4
IL Ch0ce Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
Selected Especially for The Retail Trade.
And having also uAds aranssmestsso for supplies Of
. Fresh Butter, Eggs.
Vegetables. and other produce, hope to b always
able to supply regular casts.srs yite these commo
without extra charge.
~PRICHS AS Low A. THE LOWEST n
shars OF patronage u respectfully solicited.
3l08m A. D. HOWE
Dssa IoDsR, Julv II, 1873.
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Ftou - Olvupsa r,ibuss, July lstA.

conformity With The ehOrn Hue OF The bsy.
The blocks ars N Be 80 'by 800 fess; twelve
lots. each 50 ny 10. u The block; oss wide
alley 1t 70 feet In esch bkck; streets III q
fset In width, snd avenues TO- fest. Abou,
only 90 acees will 10 lsil o6 and put IN
market. In the csstse, sussosadiuea bean.
iifully y.fossed mnund, win b . ssn.acrs
park. A t.ng an.l brAi avssue frum The
.wsiee's edss ,nlO the cosntry 10 in cos,em.
p,astoa for the cs,unisy Trade and pleas
sre-dnvins A. dack 10 deep water, end
With a.lsoat Of $40 feet. viii be consaructe.l
y once end ssack Aid upon Il Soe The can
q - down so ths shipa A track win slso
b hid down to the mill dock, - ~ pses.
saf lown. fos cpWveaiesce 0i ~ ssllsosd
esspasy b alsis bsildips cpsessioaa Ths
ssaps. sosnd.hssss. sse. WIN - sp o ~
peyallsp ~ swo q thsss ailo distant
/ Ths Osaassgaaiospl Cniss Tsss = sov
- = : hlgiaG>hosssai alsba 40 ahoas
6a1y nsa slgsach oas a. shslf h1oatele q
- s.dse ~ - svssy slsas.
Oss Dsasssy. asAeseAkw. 1sasss a
ae ~ 1ssa teaissn ~ 4 ~ tssnlssa
r. - e1iA ~ ssys -, aus1 sssssss
~ heassA - 49, spvss1 . 49,. sbsss
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- 6e0ngA 4se &c.. ..5|s. 81.
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lock, Administrator-No Clos.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT foE
BY virtue of a writ of seizure and sale to ne ii.
vected in the above entitled suit, will proceed 70
sell sell TO the highest bidder on sATuRhAY Jnly
CustOmhOuse, on Canal street, between Peters and
Old ievee streets IN this city .r,os
immediately in the rear of the estate OF P. p. Batn
aud Messrs Allen and Hamilton, about eleven nlss
above the courthouse of the parish of Yves: Baton
Rouge, containing about twenty arpents trent.
more OF less with all the depth thertunto belong.
ing the side lines opening IN ihe Iea, tsnnded
Allen Hamilton in front by those Of Alien Hanil-
ton and said estate Of P. P; Babit; below BY
by those Of John A. Bird, James L. Lobdell and
Abraham Lobdell (the said boundaries being .hose
existing on the second Of February 8so date o, the
mortgage, together with all the buildings and in
{rovenents thereon including all lands found
within said boundaries, with the exception Of ,
small lot containing two arpents, situated il, The
front of said land, with boundaries then sstao-
lshed to wit: On the second of February. 1850.
and belonging to ZenoH Allan at that ZINE. Two
small tracts in the back part of said lands, with
the boundaries as then established, one belonging
to Evariste Enger, and the other TO Louis Lavigne
the school district, wherein the public scleS:
house was at that date located:
ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, eisuatsi IA rte
said parish Of West Baton Rouge on the south
side of the Baton Rouge and Crosse Tete
AM 3peeusas Railroad, and about Ia, sli~
ciana on the tenth OF April 1854. and grated IN
the Receivers receipt as the southwest quarter OF
section Aumbey fourteen, in township seven, q
range eleven east. containing about one hundred
and sixty
g. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND. also situated il,
tlS said parish of West Baton Rouge to the south
of said railroad and fronting thereon known the
Joe Richley tract, and designated as the northwest
quarter of section thirteen in township seven,
of range eleven east, containing 10 $500 acres.
4. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, situated in said
parish, on the south of said railroad, and front.
ing thereon. containing thirty nine superficial
acres, bounded on the north and west by lands OF
j. 7. and W. Nolan, on the east by those ofStephen
Pipes, and OH the south by those OF A. Lobde.l at
The date of said mortgage; together with all the
buildings and improvements on the said tracts, as
vii! appear by reference to the said &C. OF MO.:
gage, copy of which is on file in said sniff.
Terms-Cash. at the time ct adjudication, ID
United States treasury notes.
Cost OF deed. stamps. ETC.. at the expense 81 .ne
purchaser.
United States Marshars office. New orleans
thiT,ieth day Of May. 1873.
S.B. PACKARD
United States Marshal. District OF Louisiana.
my3l je7 q rs jy5
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MODERATION.

This is emphatically fast age. not in
the slang sense Of the word, but in sober
earnestness. Everything and everybody
moves more rapidly than of yore. The
earth, they say. is getting nearer to the
sun, and all its inhabitants are on the q,l:
rire. 1t appears as if they had imbibed
steam as the element of life-had become
inspired by the spirit of telegraphy and
inhamed by that of gunpowder. Certainly
our daily life is SO influenced by these
potent agencies that the old slow and sure
methods of our ancestors have become in
all things intolerable to us. Who nova
days, after having passed the season of
early youth, which OWLS such wealth of
time that it begrudges not to waste it in
indolent enjoyment; who nowadays
would think Of taking journey afoot as
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an importer of ali tropical products con-
sumed il the West.
RATHER COMPLIMENTARY,

Were il not for the special request TO
publish, which accompanied the follow
ing characteristic letter from our friend
Blackburn, it would have been laid case'
fully away among our private papers:
HOMER, La. May IS. 1871
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
linus. drop you word Of good cheer Tor
your continued and increasing good work
in good cause. If there were no such pa
per as the REPUBLICAN published in New
Orleans the prospects Of the Republican
party would indeed be dark in shis State.
l venture to say that nowhere in the Unite d
States is there any other one paper upon
which so much depends as yours-so much
in the cause OF truth and justice and good
government. J say this not fatteringly.
but encouragingly. if you please, because
i. il true and because the good Of the State
demands that it should continue. Your
newspaper in the State, and the most reli.
able in all things. even among the most bit
ter OF the opposition. Frequently ] am
asked for copy by such men-to find out.
as they say. wha. is ''going on This was
particularly so during the late unpleasant.
ness in the Teche region.
Well. trust you may ''live long and
prosper to use an emphatic phrase from
"Old Rip
wish TO send my special compliments to
those prominent colored men who Ibid the
thing" SO handsomely with Senator Car.
penter on his recent visit to your city. And
all Republicans here rejoice in the general
triumph attending Carpenters visit.
Tell "Chips" to study the life of Joseph
more carefully before he again undertakes
to sketch his character. 1t was PharoaL
who dreamed that dream about the lean
kline. Joseph only interpreted the dream
for the king.
Truly, etc.
w. JASPER BLACKBURN.
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For the information Of those who may
not have time 70 examine the revenue
laws 70, themselves. we state that section
fifty.eight Of the act Of 1871 applies TO
all taxpayers in the State. The words
except in the parish Of Orleans" do not
occur in the section, as stated by CORE.
spondent Of the Picayot"e. The penalties
that may be avoided by compliance with
act No. 4G are those incurred by delin.
quent taxpayers. who have been returned
10 the State Auditor as such. The State
charges up twenty-five pes cent year
against them. This penalty was supend.
ed for ninety days. The last day Of grace
will be the fourteenth Of June.
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THE RUNNERS AND PROOFS COURT.
MARTIAL THE SOLDIER.

It is not merely in religion that teachers
assume a dictatorial tone toward those
who profess their creed. This arrogance
creeps into politics also. Men who in the
social circle are not esteemed as author
ity, so soon as they grasp an editorial pen
between their fingers begin to order folks
around as if with the authority OF eardi-
nal at the-yery least.
The Missouri Republican democrat, is
performing this par: of political pastor.
It is now berating that part OF its politi-
cal flock that would not vote for Greeley.
and that would vote tor Grant. Taking
as its text the recent appointment Of Colo
ne! George Williamson as minister to
Central America, j! says:
He iuriously resented the fusion OF Dem.
ocrats and Republicans upon another
ticket. and when Horace Greeley was nom.
mated at Baltimore he took his stand with
those ultra Democrats. Henry A. Wise.
Charles O'Conor and 4. II. Stephens.
The high favor in which Mosby stands in
court, the cordially established between
ment to run Henry A. Wise as the admins
tratioH candidate for Governor of Virginia /:
the appointment Of Colonel Williamson to
good tat foreign mission: the mysterious
success of the administration in ,,innin .
Longstreee back from his temporary aber-
ration to the Greeley cause last summer
all indicate that there IS more in the wind
than the odd Proba utilities OF the Repub.
hcan party has yet announced
Hiut, hid. m ado az
federates, not as recruits for the Republi-
can party, but as personal adherents OF
President Grant, and az the nucleus of a
new power in the South.
Why, Thomas-a-Beckes himsel: never
manifested more arrogant control over
the action of others than does this petty
political priestling. There is another
phase Of unsurpassed arrogance in these
quoted paragraphs. During the vas be-