New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22

MADRID, November 1.-The IafHs's
haze sho: ti;rfy.seven PRISONERS sap'"'e"
81 CAvesioo
MISCELLANEOUS.
lie Accepfss
A.gAs.A. November .i.-Coionti L.
Grant accept. the receivershIp OF the sAt'
ian.a and Richmond air line road
4 Railroad Project.
gosToS. November 2l.--The probe: OF
oe,c and direct railroad from Boston TO the
IVES, is receiving the general attention oi
h,:.innss men here. The route proposed is
81. Wrllllnantic. Hartford Poughkeepsle,
md. crossing the Hudson river where, Out
q distance OF eighteen miles from the river
connections can be made with the fennsyr
vania and Erie roads to the west, anu d !ihe
70 Washington and the South.
He Protests.
fe,,c,SSA1,. November Clones. clerk
eject of the Court of Appeals, VINO was re-
n.p,iy declared ineligible by reason Oh MS
s,articpation in a duel, has signified his IN
sehtion Of appealing to the Court OF APP
peais.
The Latest Charley Ross Discovery
QUEBEC, November 2l.-Ihe reported
discovery of Charley Ross was caused ny
She extraordinary conduct OF woman VINO
arrived here in August last from the States
with a little bOy who, she said, had been
S,nnd in the streets, but when or where
sbe refused to tell. Her story was altogether
unsatisfactory, and coming to the knowi'
edge of the police, elected inquiry, winch.
seachinp the wOman's ear, caused her to
sYecamp. leaving the child behind her.
0hotograph of the child was dispatched
hast night to Allen PinkertOn. The photo
rraph and description of the child tally IN
smanv respects with those furnished by the
Philadelphia police authorities.
A Post I1orten, Victory fos Gnibord. the
Canadian Printer.
MONTREAL, November 81. The cele'
6ra,ed GuibOrd case has been finally set
erea. Ecclesiastical burial in cOnse.
Grated part Of the Catholic cemetery had
been refused to the body OF Guibord, a
Montreal printer, because he had died a
member Of the Canadian Institute. SO.
n!e.v which had in its library works con.
demned by the clergy. and which society
had been accommodated therefor. Inc
case went through the Canadian courts,
and the position Of the clergy having been
sustained. was appealed TO the Privy Coun'
ell. Burial in consecrated ground was de-
naf,deI as a civil. and no: as religious
siphf. A there remained no alternative
bu. 20 pu: the body in a place reserved tor
suicides and other upcOnfessed malefacfors.
The following has been received from Lon
IL ,
sAppeai is allowed. and burial il ordered
I'll holy grounds. with all costs except OF
r,cusatiop of the Judge. GuibOyd !s ehii.
fies 10 ecclesiastical rights:
The Alabama Election.
NoSrGeMERY. Ala. November 2l.-The
S".s was counted yesterday in the presence
o.: both houses ot the General Assembly.
Lewis. Republican,. ?3,:s.s: Houston, Dem
ec.st. f07. lis.
Houston,s majority is 1880. The State
officers will be inaugurated next Tuesday.
amt extensive preparations are being made
soxenaer it the most imposing denVnstra'
sion ever witnessed in this State.
Golden Gate Driving Park.
ssS Francisco. November .l.-The tro.
20: . purse Of $1,000, mile heats, best three
81 tive. to wagon. postponed from fovem.
Der z. took place to day at TIE Golden Gate
Driving Park. the contestants being Cccl.
dent. Judge Fulleyton and Sam Pnrdy.
Occident had the CALL In the betting until
shis morning. when Fullerton became ths
5avorite at slight odds; Sam Purdy last
choice. The weather WAS tair ana the at
tendance immense. Fullerton won in three
straight heats. Time--22:.l2 y. 2::s>s;+. 2::l Y.
In scoring for positions Sam PuIdy drew
the pole. and Judge Fullerton the outside.
Just before the horses were called Occident
was selling at $500, Judge Fullerton ut
$50, and Sam Purdy at as. The horses
were called mp at $50 =. NJ. but owing to
the nervous restesshess of Occident it was
.:a5 p. M. before they finally started. after
scoring three times. Judge Fullerton won
She heat in .::22.ls. Sam Purdy second. and
Occident last. tour lengths behind distance
The bad behavior of Occiden. caused his
friends TO lose faith in him. and he began
to sell low In the pools. The judges refused
10 rule him out, as distanced. which caused
tJ,n{ rynn do of
she other two contestants There were
great many Intellectual attempts made to
start in the second heat. Occident being
still restless and breaking badly. After
scoring one less than twelve times the
horses finally got started at five minutes
past four. Juuge Fullerton again came in
first in !!:2l3i. SAN purdy second: anu OccI'
dent seventy-tve yards behind.
Before the start for this heat Hickey. the
driver OF Fullerton, was fined 81. tor using
Snpudent language to the judges. They
ordered him not to water his horse on the
track. upon which Hickey remarked THAT
they were putting on airs"
Before the start for the third heat Judge
Fullerton was great favOrlte in the pools,
selling at 5000 to $3.50 on the field. The
horses were called at half past four, and
easily Effected start. Judge Fullerton
again game in ahead IN 2.:!I.. winning the
SaGeo
e'Iattefs at L1ttIc hOcKs
LITTLE R.cKe November .!.--)ohn G..
Price, liz q card. denies having sent the dis.
patch 20 Senator Dorsey. published in the
Eastern papers with his name attached.
Seven days have passed since the issuance
OF Smiths proclamation. amt nothing has
set been beard from him.
The resolution raising q committee t. in.
uuire into she election Vt Senaios Dorsey
has passed the Senate
A Brakeman Killed.
MEMPHIS. Nvy.mber ELTON Daniels,
jtakesman Oh the Memphis and Louisville
ra?lgoad, WAS r,iu oyer and killed at Milan
:o-aayo the engine passing over his head.
crushing it to shap-less mass.
Dr. Tifany's Lecture.
B.ag,MuRr. November ~ Rev. DR.. y
II. Tiffany. vt the metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal Church. Washington. D'strlcs OF
Columbiae delivered a lecture at the Ms
sonic Temple. IN this city tonight. ios 'he
benefit VI the Washing tcn Na'l"naI Mon's
inent fund president Grant. Secretary
Fish, Secretary Be.knap. Secretary Oe!ano
Attorney G,nerai Williams and General
Bahcock wrr" present. They were es
eor'eI 20 seats an the stage by
committee irUm the Vi'zens. including
Mayer IanSant. Hon. R.verdy J",as.n.
Collector Booth ana others. Letters ex
pressin. regret at iheir inability 10 @t
present were read from General Sherman
and Admira! Porter.
After the euiogis'ic review Of the life
md character ot Washington. Dr.. TiI'
tanv made au eloquent appeal 10 al! t.