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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

BUENos AYREs, October lO.-Tbc rev
olutioniSt. under Riyas are It'll cncamp"d
in the rear nf this city. The Govern
ment troop. occupy Moran. A gr""t
movement i. expected on the lhh inst,
when AnelIancda will assume th" Pr"sI-
dcnCy.
TIL" in.urg"nt gunboat Parnna, b"ing
pursued by tn" Government squadron,
nut into Montryideo. but was ordered 4"
quit that port immediately.
RIO JANEIRO, October ll..-No general
engagement has yet taken place between
the government tr""p' and th" insur.
gnnt.. General Riva., commander "i
the main body Of insurgents u waiting
for rr-inforccmcnts before moving oD th"
Daniinl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

NEW YokK, October l0.-Arrived-
Steamship Java from Liverpool.
LONDON, 0ctober l0--Steamship Ma
vads from New York arrived out
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
A Negro Too Moral IL 20 20 Congress

NASHVILLE, October l0.--A special
from Knoxville to the Nashville papers
states that Rev Geo. Washington l.r-
we're declines the call of the colurcd cit
izrns to run for Congress on account of
his moral worth uniting him to he II
Congressman. IT" proposes 10 stand by
the National Republican party despite
the puny politicians, and determines to
remain in the gospel ministry.
Ex-Prcsidcnt Johnson is speaking TO
over 1900 people in the Public Square
tonight. 1t is a repetition Of his Shelby
vile speech.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
Movements OF The President ans
Party.
Grand Parade OF Catholic Temper
auce Societies.

BosroN. October lO.-The Catholic
Temperance societies ofthis cityand vicin-
itv made a grind parade to-day in honor
Of the anniversary of the birthday Of
Father Mathew. Governor Talbot re-
viewed the possession. The day was
honorcd bv parades in other cities and
towns in New England.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
Chicago Tx position.

CHICAG,, Oct0bcr lU.-Thc EXpOsltl0n
Of this city closed tonight. To-day :
attendance wa. j4.00o. The whole num-
bcr of visitors in twenty-cight days ha,
been GS5,OO Total receipts, Sl20,Ooo,
which will hc increased by the payment
Of unsettled permits The ENccutiy"
committee have determined to max"
large additions for the accommodation OF
exhibitor. and will Immediately com
mcncc preparation. f"r an Exposition on
still larger seal" next year. The art
collection now in th" bnilding will he on
exhibition the coming week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
The Mexican President Resembles
srnuf.

CRY or MEXICO, October 1t Il said
that President LerdD desires ~ b" elect
cd for another term, which may hay"
serious consequence. Ia ih" last Pr''''-
Dental campaign plcdg" Wa put for
| ward. that Tn" President would not
scek re-clectiOn, and On thls account
Wa. supported by tb" Dia2 party.
The debate. in Congres. have been
very exciting and even disord"rly ~
late. The trouble, in the States II Mar.
elas. Yucatan and Cajoco, and the accu-
sa,iGn. against the Governor, of Puebla-
Jalisco and San I.nis-Pata furnishing
themes of bitter contsbtion.
Condition Of CssWt Ven Amin.
BERLIN, October 1.-THE friends "i
Count Won Arnim having pditIoned for
his release on account 81 III health, ply
.icians were appointed by the govern
ment 10 examine the prisoners condition.
They have made report recommending
a change in the place Of conhhemnt, a.
air and exercise are neressary. The
Count will probably be removed 70 a
sanitary establishment 10 the suburb- 0f
/ Berlin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
Louisiana state Government 10 be
Tested.

New ORLEANS, October TO- --To-mOr-
rows Picuw~r will contain aspeciiic and
duly authorized offer on the part of the
fusioni,ts to accept the proposition made
BY Governor Kellogg in his address, viz:
70 test tn" question of the Louisiana
State government by Il canvass of actual
returns, all parties 10 abide by the result.
These returns arc in the custody of tn"
McEncry party, ahd can be produced and
authenticated at auv time.
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Suspension.

ST. LOUIS, October lot is announc-
cd that the tea house of Brock, Rodgers
Il Co.. of this city, suspended, and the
store is in the hands of the sheriff. Liza
bilitics not stated. Their principal cred
itors are eastern and San Francisco ten
dealers.
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Henderson. Kentucky. Fair.

EVANSVILLE, October 1.-THE entries
for the various running and trutting
purses at the Henderson, Kentucky, .air
already number l2s, and win be largely
increased before the final closing If the
entries tomorrow evening. There are
already seventy fee, !acers on the
ground, and same forty trotters. The
fair will be an undoubted success, Mis-
souri, Illinois, Indians, Kentucky and
Tennessee being largely represented in
entries. .,.s.-.
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All Quiet in sumter County, Ala.
bana.
True Way 10 Restore Peace and Pros
pPriiy.

WAsuINGToN, October l0.-A letter
addressed to the President by promi-
nent Conservative politician in MSsis-
sippi, argues that the only true way to
restore peace AMI proSp"rityto the South,
is for Congress to pass an act t" pay for
the QuartcrmaStcr' and c"mlnl>sory
stores taken by the Union army in tie
South during the war, and to refund the
cotton tax. The letter has been referred
to the Attorney General.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

CHAELEs1ox, ). e., October Ire
pUrts from the interior ofthe State show
that the excitement concerning the Gu
bernatsrial canvas runs very high. Gov.
Moses has taken the stump for Chamber
lain. Yesterday Chamberlain, Nose
and celored Congressman, Elliott, went
to Sumpter, the home Of Ao,es,
where Judge Green, an Indepen-
dent Republican candidate also
rtsides, and baa greet personal poPulari-
~. 4 mas. meeting Of the e"lored
Republicans of the county was called, but
they refused ~ hear either Chamberlain,
Moe. or EiBOtt, drowning their Tosee'
amid cheers for Green. An Independent
Rsputlican meeting was organized and
addressed BY several local speakers, in
denunoiatioa of the Chamberlain Moses
p-rty. Who returned TO Columbia, indig-
nAnt al being refused hearing.
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Bank Statement.

New YORK, October l0.--Loans in
crease, $l0S,000; specie decrease, s., Az, :
500; legal tender decrease, s,57l, 900; de-
posts decrease, S3,i54, 200; circulation
decrease. $303,S0O; reserve dTreaSr,
S2135 12J. III
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

RICHMOND, October l0.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day the Grand
Jury indicted two more of the judges Of
election in Petersburg for violating the
enforcement act. This makes sixteen OF
the Petersburg judges that have. been in
dictcd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
RIshop Sey eymour'sCase.

CHICAGO, October l0-The petition
10 the Episcopal Convention for Il delay
in th. confirmation Of Bishop Seymour,
Wa. forwarded to New York to-day, hay-
ing. 4 i. aid, received the signatures of
a naiorf;y Of the members Of the late
Dioce,an Convention Of Illinois On the
other hand the standing committee Of
the Dioc-ee to-day telegraphed To the
General Convention request 10 take n"
notice Of the petition.
Base Rail-.
In the game Of base ball to-day, the
core stood ChicasVs II, Philadelpbias
-.
New Line Of the T. d d. 10. r.
The line Of the Baltim1re and Ohio
Railroad. from Chicago To South Chica-
90, was opened to-day bya special train
The work upon the road is being pashed
/ vigorously with = view of opening Il &c
;rafe early next month.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
The (arlist War.

MADRID, October Ib.-TenersI LoA"r-
ma has returned to Lograno. leaving n
strong force Of National troops near
Morrison Lngrlarda. The Carlists have
Withdrawn to Primitives. The Republi-
can General, Msri"ne-, occupies Tafalla
and neighborhood. Many Carlists are
coming into Barcelona and Tsrrsgona.
and a,king for amnesty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

MONTGOMERY, OCtObcr IO.-IenersI
L. W. Healy, United States msrshal for
Alabama, has appointed some dozen or
more deputy mar.hals, upon the recon-
mendation Of Charlie T.. Mayer, chair
man OF the Republican executive COM
mi,tee, of this State. There dfPutic'
have been appointed in negro countie.
and are all Republicans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
Destructive Fire.

PITTSBURGH, October lO.-CharIcS /.
Places tar works, located on Herr :
Island, were DESTROYED by fire this morn
ing. Loss about $4,000; no insurance
The fire communicated to II ten thousand
barrel oil tank containing eight thousand
barrels of oil, owned by kirkpatrick "
Logan. Loss on oil and tank $1,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

NASHVILLE. October l0.-At Pulaski.
Tennessee this afternoon colored man
stabbed and instantly killed L,icius ID.
Suttle, white, aged thirty eight years.
The difficulty originated about suit now
pending in court, relative TO the corn and
cotton crop. The colored man, whose
name is Atkinson, was arrested and put
in Jail. All quiet now.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
MANY FRIENDS,

EDITORs or Please announce
William klcvis as the Peoples candidate
for the office of Commissioner, for Centre
district .pl ,,lIiy.. his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-23
FIRE IN CHAMBERS STREET.

At about eleven O'Clock last evening fire broke
ont IN coffee mil situated at the northeast cor
ner OF washington and Chambers streets The
names spread rapidly, and soon reached the rear
81 the grocery and produce store, No. $50 Cham.
oers street. In less than ten minutes the whole
rear and interior Of the latter building were burn
ing nercely, and Notwithstanding the utmost q YER
lions OF the fremen, who arrived OF the ground a
lew minutes after, 10 became visible everything
inside was consumed. Six or seven engines senf
copeous hoods OF water through the broken win
dows, and the forms OF the nremen conId
be seen through the duh red glare brayeIv
endeavoring to subdue 1t. Fears were enter
famed for the wholesale liquor establishment
81 Thomas G. Derry, No. ITS Chambers street, and
the store OF William Hail. No. 176, ana. climbing on
the wooden awnings In front oil these houses the
nremen smashed In the iron shutters and ex
ahmed all round to see II the lire had reached
them. Fortunately after some half hours struggle
the nre began TO 20 down, and III fifteen minutes
more IL was evident 1t would be completely sub.
1ued ID short space OF time. The damage must
have been considerable the fire RACED from
cotton TO top OF the house No. $50 Chambers street
No one resides In any OF the burned houses and no
person was seriously injured, although two OF the
6remen sustained severe tails.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-23
BAXTER AND THE PRESIDENT.
q Peaceable Solution OF the Conflict Sup
ported by the Chief Magistrate.

q Peaceable Solution Of the Conflict Sup
ported by the Chief Magistrate.
WASHINGTON, April p 1874
The following telegraphc correspondence took
place today
LITTLE Rock. Ark, April % 1874.
10 THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, Wash
tngton -
As cannot move with my troops TO assert my
claims To the office OF Governor without collision
with the United states troops which will ay0Id
under any circumstances, propose to call the
Legislature together at an early day and have
them to settle the question, they alone have the
power. But TO do this the members OF the Legis-
latnre must have assurance OF protection from
you, and guarantee that they may meet in
SAFETY. THIS VIII he peaceable solution OF the
aifncuty and J VIII readily abide by the decision
Of she Legislature ELISHA BAXTER,
Governor OF Arkansas.
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. !
WASHINGTON, April ~ 1874.
Hon. ELISHA BAXTER, Little Rock, Ark. -
heartily approve any adjustment, peaceaby, OF
The pending difficulties Ia Arkansas by means Of
the Legislative Assembly, the courts or otherwise
VIII give all the assls .ance and protection / can
unaer the constitution and laws OF the United
states TO such mode OF adjustment ! hope tnat
the military on both sides will be dsbanded.
u. ). GRANT.
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THE ARKANSAS FIGHT.
Colonel Rose Reports the Facts Of Tuesdays
Skimigh to the President
PEACE PROPOSALS.
Baxter To Call Together the Members
Of the Legislature.

LITTLE ROCK, April %. 1874.
Another company OF federal troops arrived here
lass night making three companies at this post.
Al ave O'Clock this evening Colonel Rose ordered
she barricade on Markham street TO be taken
sovn: alter this was done the troops were
marched back to their quarters. Rumors OF all
minds were rife concerning this action From
mat gather OF reliable information, Baxter has
receiyed a despatch ordering him to disband his
,reops. leaving to the regulars the duty OF main
naming peace The State Is requested to furnish
transportation for this purpose. Many OF Baxter's
sroops have already left for their homes. An I'M
.ression got abroad that all had disbanded. but
Raxter still has his guards out. The State House,
where Brooks remains-sthe power behind the
suroner-is also vigilantly guarded.
WHO FIRED FIRST 2
I understand that dispatches from here to the
East, last night, stated that the United States
troops fred FIRST am able TO deny this as l was
standing quite near at the time. The nrst shot
was fred by Baxter men. Only one gun was nred
by the regulars and rnat 1t IL stated, by acci-
aent some ave minutes after they had formed be.
hind the barricade, the shot going into the air.
The regulars have returned TO their position.
Baxter still has his pickets out.
some OF the prominent citizens are endeavoring
20 eject q compromise between the parties by get
ting them 20 agree 70 call OF the Legislature to
sette the existing difficulty.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL q, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Montreal Br, Nirehouse, Liverpool
Steamship Italy lBr Thompson, Liverpool via Queens
steamship OBJ. Thomson, Glasgow-Hender-
steanship America @we), wetteriind, steun-Funch.
Steamship City OF Galveston. Evans, New orleans-c
Steamship Georgia, Crowen, Charleston--J ouin
Steamship Huntsville. Crowen savannah-Robt Low
Steamship Wilmington, Holmes, Batmore-Geo P
Ship Northern Light Nelson, San Fruncisco-sutton
Ship Black Prince CBr. Ings London--Grinnell Min
ship j. , Gilchrst Emerson Antwerp-,acob W
Bark Frugoni Devote dtaD, Perasso sligo-A Agrees
Bark Europa Ger, Hansen H.mbnrg-H Koop Co.
Bark Neptune tRus. Nymann, observation-disclosures 4
Bark AImina Coombs. Langthornc. Aspinwan via
Bark Sarah Hobart. Pinkham, navana-J Ward
Bark Mary Mckee, Sharp. Alexandria, va-Jas W FL
for orders-J G seager Vs." N-'' " 'AA'
Brig Tropic Bird, Korn. -Petrie-Jas Elwell
Brig ANGELA, Bray, Cienfuegos-simpson, Clamp Co.
Brig San Carlos, Alberton Cardenas-Miller Hough-
Brig A Pettingill. Hall, Matanzss-Miller Hough-
Brig ? Smith, Dodge, Mayasuez-J De Riviera;
Brig chas A Hoard Orc Wallace St Johns, PR-simp-
Schr Sparkling Wave lBr). Hocken, Liyerpool-Geo
Buliey.
schr Crown Point Burns. Baracoa-BJ Weinberg.
Schr Ii n Baker, Raymond, Kingston Ja-A II Solo
mon.
schr cotter (Br). Nutter, Pictou Ns-P / MENUS
Son.
schr julia Decker Freeman Harbor Island-B
Weinberg.
schr Mary Long, Hardy Gaiveston--w G Adams 4
Co.
schr Witch Hazel, Springer New smyrna--Master.
Schr w Townsend, Townsend, Observation-Disclosures
Petty.
schr i S Powell, Williams, wlmington--E Powell
schr Grace Webster Young Portland-Miller Tough
ton.
schr Ida Palmer, Palmer. New Haven Racket 4 Bro.
Schr Sarah Maria, Atkins. Hartford-Rackett Bro.
Barge saunerer, Hall. Wilmington, Del-A ABBOT
Steamer Philadelphia, Davis PhiladclpnIa-James
Hand.
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ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Cry OF Merida, Zimmerman, Havana April
As with mdse and pa.sepssIs 70 A dss SON;
with mdse and passenaers to oninsard Ap'i =
Steamship kichmoni. REID, Norfolk, with mdse to the
Steamship North Point oley. Philadelphia with mdse
Ship Rhine Jordan London Feb H. with mdse to Grin.
nell, Minturn Co. Had heavy head winds the entire
snip schweigaard Sorls Helgeen. Bremen Feb a via
aasSS''on Roads April ~ IN ballast 70 r'nsh' Eye
hD Hew aus S Mn TO Tnos
the sSathen and had strong trades and fine
ship on pG%nS e.e OF Bst spCrs Manila via St
ballast Co he r. pass passage aa
s.rS %%sIs dssp S%ala Bristol, Fl ss days in bal;
had fine weather up 70 bermuda, from thence days
wI BarS Racbee aus Sasso Dublin - days in baas,
to o. Game the parnern ana mad
Bark Peti Dubroyacki Aus,, chersenax Limerick 4s
days in ballast to siocovich Co Took the southern
BARK Maary sor. Christensen, Belfast s. days in bal
last to Tetens Bockmann Is anchored in Gravesend
adi,9 qssn scnisnS Answsrp s. days
Bark Macchiavelii GtaD, Maresca Lcghorn Feb q
e'' an ( S.Sf q,a2 Maras Genoa days,
Bark Palo. Alto Tenney. Progreso 70 days, With hemp
teEas WITH strong noThsrly wiad,s ,.,.n.. ,o,.v.
with sSS 70 o so.es co sese T. Me
Hougbton.
BARK Tdolique Shcburne. NS). Nickcrson Caibarcn
Son Co.
Bark Z Grifirhs of Turks Island), Drummond Ma
apzas DAYS with sugar TO Brown Bros Coz vessel TO
variable winds =
Brig Trident taD sappa Marseillcs 81 days, in ballast
od Brig se5'Sns Rero Mesqu oporto via Lisbon 80
wi sfs ruiz nsIe e. Giro a Tmo9 Gataeos 80 DAYS
9lDrstar March y; had fine weather Bermuda from
opnce - Gays, with heavy and NV winds.
bts insuan Nor, Christensen, Santander 80 days,
WIN empty barrels to Funch rdye * 90. Came toe
somthern passage aud had fine weather
90, Dp ar hobert Mcclure iof Abyswh, Edwards, san
Co. vessel 10 order - = -" ~V''S~ " 7'
brig ranus OF Milford. Roberts Marianas Brazil, IS
uuys, WIN sugar 10 brown Bros 4 to vessel order
wIvsssn we Equator March % in Ion - "; had iDe
variable winds 'u"SS VIZ" si"ns'
Big hnnf toi Rockland), Hunt cienuegos " days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-23
ART SALE.

The frsf nights sale OF the Snedeco collection
was well attended, but the works sold brought
only moderate prices. Noei's monastery Car
den" sold for 500; Harris Autumn" $40; Rou-
gcrton's .sDancfng Lessons $3.50; Moran's
champion Roads, $430; verboeckhoven's "Oid
FavorIte,r $500: Browns "Not so Easily Tickled"
nre,n $500: Thorn's ssUufskrts OF the Forest
$3.50; Dcvy's Japanese Fruit stand" $40; com
pete Caxs large picture. "Pauvre Amour"
tl,6lo; Durands ION the Pcmi9ewassef,n SOLO.
ZaD,acois page with Lute.u $500; La Roche
moire's Bringing Home the Flock;n Ricketts,
'bandscape,r $3.50. Tine sale Will be continued
xbh evening o. the Somerulle gallery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-23
Herald Marine Correspondence.

NEWPORT. RI April 81 1874
schr Minot Light Of and from Colasset mackereli
went ashore IN squa last night Lime Rocks In
inner harbor She will probably of with
high tide. without rous damage.
Schrs Georgianna and MantoDomia, before reported
In collision III this port Will he repaired here immedi-
atey Referees have decided that the Georgana to
blame and she will accordingly full damages.
schr Teumah before reported dlsma sted now at this
port has finished her repairs and will sail tonight
Fortress Aonroe. with her cargo OF ice
The steamers Bristol and Providence having taken
their places the Fall River route their companions.
Newport and Ola Colony. have arrived here and will
undergo the repairs and he put thorough
order mcdnteIy as TO be In readiness in case
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Steamships Russia tBr, for uverpool Perambuco,
(Br), france 5r) London America (swed). stcn
City Of Galveston, New Orleans; huntsville. ga
yannah; Georgia, charleston harks Deodata NOR,
fNor,, 9ueenss,own or Falmouth: samuel Or.
Cork Falmouth; 9 G Leary. samarsns and
Sourabaya; Jason tNorJ Gloucester; SKINNER of the
Waves (Br), Galway A tarnsworth, Trieste Car
denas, Havana; Nor tNor),, Elsmore vikngen tNor)
urom London, -: briggs Charles Hoard, st Johns,
PR; Watch Or, Queenstown or Falmouth Daylight
Demerara Christina tBrl. Cieniuegos via stJago;
III Clements, savannah; Alex Nicklcs, IT JagO schrs
Ccphas starret, Matanzas; \ Hand, Demcrara; Lilly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-23
BELOW.

Brig Clcta (Br1, Milton. from Belize, Hon.
Schr belmont, 9 days from Cardenas.
Schr j. ne Emson.
Scbr Joseph / eyer, s days from Brunswick Ga.
schr White star (Br), ~ days from santos.
Schr Marion Gage, from Pensacola.
Schr Jos Pharo, from Baltimore
Schr henry Wood, from Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-23
TIE OVERLOOKED MISSISSIPPI.

Latest Details efthe Floods In Louisisnss
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aprtl ~, 1874
The Mississippi Central Railroad Ii again broken,
north OF Canton. by the overflow. The Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad six inches above water
as vet but there little hope oi lts escaping IN
tcrruption from the food. The river has risen two
inches. 1t Is warm and rainy
Picture OF DesolatiOA from Mayer
Wltx, OF New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, April q, 1874
At meeting OF merchants ON 'Change to-day to
consider what shall be done to relieve the sufferers
by the overflow OF the Lower Mississippi River,
dispatches from Mayor witz OF New Or
leans, were read, stating that twelve parishes
north OF Red River, containing 100000 acres
nearly one-quarter OF which was cultivated
in cotton and corn, are inundated and south OF
that river there are twelve or fifteen crevasses
through which the water has submerged or very
seriously damaged fourteen parishes, which RAISE
annually 81, 900 hOgsheads OF sugar. The number OF
persons already partially or totally ruined Is
25,000 and the continued high water will increase
the number to $4,000 Committees were appointed
to solicit subscriptions OF money and donations or
supplies OF all kinds. The st. Louis and New
Southern line OF steamers VIII transport free all
supplies sent them. 80. -
Relief from New England.
BOSTON, Mass, April a. 1874.
The Louisiana Relief Committee has been in.
creased to 100, and the subscriptions have reached
$4,000, with the prospects OF q rapid increase In
the amount