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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

=. uOlo opened at AO9I Olo5a, against ITO at NeG
iork. and after , fair business. closed at
lo9 0ios.s: against the opening rate in that
market. The sales summed up SO O0O embracing
pli0o, at l091a $4,000 and 5000 ct 1895; $40 900
at 1888 UlO9a and s l000 $4,000 and $1,000 at 1881
Nothing TRANSFERRED in silver American half
dollars were still quoted at los elc61. and Mex.
can dollars at 81 gold.
Sterling exchange was about 10 = cent lower
The sales were of fair extent amounting to % 600
embracing $4,000, Sl50O and $4,000 bill Of ladny at
SIS n; 45OO do and $4,000 Al clear IS 21t; S2oOO
and 1000 Al clear st S. %. and $1,000 bank at -.
Francs also were q shade lower. The only sale
reported was IS 900 commercial at i16i.
At the close sterling bils were quoted at - q
as n for bill Of lAdng sud Al clear. and - 81
fOf back, and francs at a.6l for cJnmerei al and
- tor bank. German marks we're quoted 1T JOB.
The Offerin.s Of domestic exchange were Of
fair extent and, with Q god demand. CONNER
cial was shade higher. The sales OF New York
sight covered &270,000, embracing $50 0. $50 Ooo
and $50 900 commercial and Sl05, 600 private bank.
vate bankers at 80, and SIS 600 do at -. We
also noticed q sale OF SO Geo sixty days on Few
York at q y cent discount.
The banks continued to check on New York AZ
par, while commercial sight was quoted al 20
i y cent discount, against leo L yesterday.
NO sales OF stocks were reported
The sales of bonds included $500 new gitv
seven per cents at 5 and = 900 city gold bearing
seven per cents at u.s. the Latter closed nominal at
Sc.
Nothing TRANSFERRED IN city scrip City apprn
priatlOn certificates Metropolitan Police warrants
and time certificates of 1873 quoted at ~ 49,
Ne sales of state warrants were reported. Old
were still. quoted at 201-. and new at lisa
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RY &. DE PERlET e. CO.-JOHN G. MON.
- ROSE, Auction etr-Office No so Royal street.
continuing every day following, at 10 NJ. until
the entire stock ia closed.
Mr. r. MALOCHEE having determined to with
draw from his present business b-pe to announcr
to the public that he will dispose, without reser.
vaflon and peremptOrily, Of his entire, extensive
House Furnishing Goods Of every variety China.
ware, Glassware, trockery, Steel and Plated
The attention of country merchants house
Keepers and the trade is invired to this import ant
sale with the assurance that there VIII be offered
NJ, a. t1,u' nei' . anu great bargains.
Ike stock viii be- offered at private sale by Mr.
- oc hee unit. Oc'ober IS 1874 when al the stock
remaining uRsOd st that date will positively b.,
Canal street. OcIO til
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Albert Paul.

POSITIVE AND UNkKSERyE Ed ALE At Auction
OF all the forfeited pledges of the LOAS OF
FlCH No. II GarOa ne street, consisting in pavt
Of Gold and Silver Hunting Watches, D.a-
DOnds. Breeders and JeXelry OF every de
scsiptiou; Pistols, Machines and Goods Of
eve. = description.
QY ALBERT rACL. ArCTloSEER-OY-
10 flea and salesroom No. 40 Royal stree!-rn
THURSDAY, October Is. 1874, at ~ A. d.. and FOL
lowing days until the whole is disposed Of Will b.
sold at public suction, ut the Loan Office, No. II
BarOnne street
ALL THE UNREDERMED Pledges Of che Loan
Office No. II Baronne street.
Terms-Cash on the spot. ocll st
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RECEIPTS OF PRODECE

ST LOUlS-Steamer J Maud-6 5 bales cotton
SIG SKIS cotton seed 80 SKIS seed cotton $50 sks malt
1928 bbls -four l443 sks corn and sundry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ertha-343 bales cotton
IS SKIS seed cotton 37 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Carrie TIL; rn--4ao
bales cotton fOi head cattle and sundries
BONNET CAkRE--Steamer Josephine-I62 eks
rnush rice 20 bbs rice bbls molasses and aundries
Sn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Belle Ro wland-55l bales
cotton - head cattle and suudrles
ARGYLE LANDING-Steamer Frank Pargoud-
l495 bales cotton 4381 SKIS seed and sunr
LOWkR co AST-Steamer Rice 1armer--9 bbls
rice bbls oranges and sundries
ANTE RlvER-Steamer ALICE SKIS seed cotton
IS 900 shingles 10 0u0 feet lumber and sllndles
Low R COAST-Steamer HuntM-Sundrie
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
October l4-ll0 bales cotton SO bhs mo'2sses half
bbls mOlass.s Is bbls syrup half bbls syrup SKIS
seed cotton aud sundrea
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS BAIL
ROAD. October 1i-557 bales cO:t0n 1873 bbl5 apples
IS tcs hams aud sundries
NEW ORLEANS. ST, LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL-
Road, October l4-52+ bales cotton l0i,; SKIS cor1
$50 ties lard and sundries
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j. K. G. Doremus W. =. J. N. Smith.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 5561.-By virtue of writ of fier
facias to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises hereinafter designated
on TUESDAY. October 20 1874. at eleven o'clock
A. NJ, the following described property, to wit
ALL THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE PROP
ERTY contained in the premises situated on Con
stAntinODle street. three doors from Magazine
street. in the Sixth District of this city 40 per
inventory WI oh may be seen in my Office.
seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
". P. HARPER,
Cc9 IS 20 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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By r.. -. s: 3. :. MONTGOMERY.

G"'asHoLD FOkSlTCEs, CARPETS, IG0s
SAaES kTC, AT AUCTION
TRl-WEAELY SALES
Ry 4. ri. G. Il. J. HiOSTGOMxRk
Camp street--H!L sell every TUESDAY THrps
DAY snd SATURDAY Commencing At aIsver
oc.oek, 1T thsr ssction room. csrne. Cam AID
0khEkAL HOUSEHOLD PuRNyual CARPSrs
leon SAYS, COOLING Stoves, etc,
TeeDs-CsSk M.
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WASHINGTON.
Yellow Fever at Pensacola Abatius.

Yellow Fever at Pensacola Abnfins.
WASHINGTON, October IA telegram
rom Captain Semmes, commanding the
Pensacola navy yard, dated the thirteenth
instant, reports no new cases of fever One
man has been discharged to his duty and
nine are convaIescent.
Cuban Claims.
1t is asccrtained, on inquiry of the United
States arbltrators of the commission for the
adjudication of the claims OF American citi-
sens growing out of the present rebellion
in Cuba, that at least dozen cases, with
the proofs, have been presented, and that
the commission only await the preparation
Of the briefs before formally considering
them. The disturbed condition OF the island
is the assigned reason for delay in procur-
ing proofs. The Spanish arbitrator has al
ways consented to an extension Of time for
hat purpose
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IOWA.
T. lrae Republican Gafns-An the Repub-
lie In Cong res ainen Elected.

Tic IN Congress smen Elected.
CHICAGO, October IA dispatch to the
Associated Press from Dubuque says the
congressional contest in that 1.-THE tbird)
district is very close, but that the Granger
Republican is elected by S. majority. The
7ribmnc's special claims the Autobiography
candidate is certainly elected.
The majority for McDill, Republican. in
she eighth district of Iowa, is less than 3OOO
The secretary of the Iowa Republican
State Committee says niEcty-twO counties
reported give gains over the Republican
vote of last year of 5000.
The Republican majority on Secretary of
State will be about 1000. The indications
are now that ali nine Of the Republican
candidates Tor Congress will be elected.
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statement will not be given to the press
until the close of the session.

etatomonC VIII NOT Dc given 10 vno pt0eS
until the close of the session.
Inexpedient.
The Episcopal convention adopted . re-
port that it was inexpedient for that body
to take action toward the assembling of the
synod OF all the bishops of the communion
with the see of Canterbury for the consid-
Grafton of the questions relating to the Eng
lish version of the Scriptures and the rela-
ton Of the Anglican Church to other Chris
tiau bodies.
Western Union.
a: the annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany today, the old board of directors were
elected for the year 1875, except Ezra Cor
nell. c. w. Field and Hiram Sibley. James
Millken, Levy p. Morton and Daniel Tor
rance were chosen in their places.
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sTATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

LIMITED.
The following now first class. full 20 Hrsed Ci,da
built screw steamships are intended to sail feru.
larry between NEW ORLEANS aud LIVkRPOOi
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
Tom.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, Lieut.. Hamin. RN.R .2nN
STATE or ALABAMA, Captain Flint. ....... - +N
STATE OF PkNNSYLvANIA. Captain knight. .2so
STATE OF VIRGINIA, Captain . oodie. =. 90. ESQ
SIAnn " 06OhGlA, Captain Cooper ........,25aN
STATE OF NEVADA, Captain Braces. -. ......> 800
STATE OF FLORIDA, Captain >->- .......... .2se
S1A'A OF 1SOIASA. Captain Sader. ..........lsN
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NEW JERSEY.

Democrats Carry City Election.
NEWARK, October 1.-the Democrats
carried the city election, gaining six men,
Oers of the common council.
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PHILADELPHIA VA ~av>na.

PHILADELPHIA VA 0AvAna.
Sems~ hsaahly SADe-CM-ry1na al> NaaA
Stateo Mails.
y1znn = >; " Catharine commandes ROO ons
rn En ~, - - barrett commander. !3iN tOne
To sail FRIDAY. Octsbsr p, at5P.m.
A Yhe &Nne AZ Steamshlp
fak6f L D. BARRETT, Couanmara
..r. Will leave her wharf ~pnosits
Jackson square, az above ~pi~sA~
ppssssge 70 Havana UNITED Sta,es cur,euev,. -
Through tickets ISSUED to Ne Yori
,,Ln e,9nt Tor Liverpool. Antwerp and Bremsn
~ th1s line and through bills Of sdina sfysa
" '"o' ZOE freight or passage apply To
.n,-, EDWARD A. York; Asent
ApI' y Corner Carondelet and Grayier strseta
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A Tho sfesruep
1aE&f Stair or MINNESOTA.

wan sS.i from New Orleans for Liverpool Direct
On Saturday. October II. 1874.
From her wharf, post No. 80 Third Dstr,c> ANNA
site LIVERPOOL Bonded Wavelf uso. ~Ss"
:, Wlll receive and sign through bills Of ladine 70
and all continental pOrts ''S~"A'
. Return tickets issued available for TwEBv.z
noNThS, at reduced rates and through ticketx
stewardess and surgeon are attached "a s.~,,
steamer: no charge ia made fol sttandanca ana
medicines. s1''s
Money orders 1ranted FREQ of charge:
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here "a MIR
ties deslrous of sending for their friends.
detention. SSs
For freight or passage, having superior accom-.
mOdati0ns, apply to
A. K. MILLER Co..
sels No. IS Csrondelet street New Orlesna
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COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EvEN,Ns. October II, 1874.

FDNEsUAh EVENlNbe OCIUOer IT, 1GIS.
COTTON-1he Gales to-day mot including ii3
bales additional when the ,ual business covered
1873 bales) summed up C243 bales, which is the
largest Yet reported this season. at prices requir
ing only slight modification of our quotations
for stlict middling aud middling fair. We give
also the figures and report of the Exchange as be.
low:
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Steamship City Of Dailas--illl
cotton 50 hhds tobacco lab bbs rice IS bales moss
200 axis cotton seed meal
Observation-Disclosures Bonita-2f bbls -four
bbls crackers bbs sugar bbs potatoes bbl rice
l Dbl oil II pkgs mdse
Observation-Disclosures Amte-llT bbs -four .75
SKIS corn 5l3 pkgs sundries
GALvESTON-Schooner George Seaiey-so9 tons
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THK REPUBLICAN. !
Thursday, October Is. 1874. s
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Dallas. Hines, for New York
Steamer Amite, Adams, for Pensacola
Schooner George Sealy. Blohni. for Galveston
Sl0Op Bonita, Messina, for ApAlac nicola
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By @. Do Ferret f. Go.

BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
EXTENSIVE PRREMPTORy SALE OF CHINA
CROCKERY, GLASS AND PLATED WARE AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE WELL Known
ESTABLISHMENT OF p. MALOCHEE, No. IS
CANAL STREET, BETWEEN OLD LEvEE AND
CHARITIES STREETS.
SELLING OUT BELOW COST 70 AiOUlD4TE
BUSINESS.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFCE.
XEnSrsnAY RxININa October Il la14

We have no change to notice in the money mar
ket The offerings continue OF fair extent At the
banks, and moderate on the street. The move
ported that indicates any variation in rates. We
continue t" quote first class paper. With collat.
erals, At l00l2 p cent and Al at 1908, and second
grade At y cent p month First class mortgages
are stiu quoted at IoalI p cent ? sunum and
second grade Ut -.
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fOR HAVANA. VIA CEOAN kEx~ AND
AEH WEST,

Fog HAVANA. VIA CKOAM kxx< A~p
AEH WEST.
VuiseS States Man l.fse.
lHxfAM p. CLYDE, tm..,p
MARGARET, iayxHs
k@EA Tho NeW Orsea m, Tp.v%Ao
XII d':s: :ss ss::.'s;' . sss%e s
Every Wednesday.
Touehing ut Cedar Keys and Kew Wsst AtA soa
nsGtlne with steamers fsr Apadacki eo.s g. asska
3ATHA OF SASs4Gy
10 Key Vest " Cedpx Hssa
5000 ''''''''.- 1871 g.:
=, Through bills Of ladnx issueA ~ III ,ninn -
f r,o a,i1 including Tampa and 70 Aev Yo.k
charleston and SAvsnsAl.
zone but the c0mpanys bills % fading a,snaa
ana none signed after sailing of the stear,eS
SPiehdld passenger accommodations snAHhsnA
uckete gwen to above points.
Office. r1s' wv 70
Eox fssisht ~ psssage apply -
,a,s K: ROBxgrs aaens.
no. 10 Common ota1o
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
40 arrivals from sea reported.s
STEAMROATA.

Frank Farsoud. White. from Argyle Landing
Bertha. Broad from Washington
Carrie Thorn. TruslOw, from Shreveport
Josephine. Cozzins. from Bonnet Care
Belle Rowland, Rea. from Shreveport
John Maud Swivel. from st LOris
Rice Farmer. Taylor. from Lo wer Coast
Hunter. Radevch. from Lower Coast
Alice. Porter from Ainte River
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aEEsR Ino Steamship
MISSISSIPPI.
THOMAS =. c. HALSEY, FossnSaSSs
VIII leave her wharf foot of Jefferson s4ra., A,
SATURDAY. October Is. at 8 A. NJ
for passengers. ue-s~
cabin passage. .......... .........AN
u;,, Stesshlaxe..... ......:.... ............ a.
Cow, 6remen and Ham bura "~
D., through Tickets for First Glass and etssrsee
PASSENGERS FOR Liverpool srd the Coat:usnt. CON
Meeting With S}aiOn's Line OF Stasmsra sa;na
Nom rev York every WEDNESDAY,.
Sor freight or passage. apply to
JOHN II. LODWIGSEN, Aren't
No. 1870 COmmcp srveaS.
NC steamship GENERAL MEADE vii! SoIOv
IeaSin. bATUkDAT October a. at 8 A. ~;
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RAILROADS

Ne" ORLEANS, ST. aeUls
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD C0MpAyS
onhAi JACKSON ROUTE
0'"'' snu arrive as follows from Csllop
street depot.
Express. Zoo A. NJ r.,,.s. ..., ,,.oo.s
Nail. .... 500 p. NJ Mail DUWs
~, Pullman Palace Sleeping CHs ehrs.ss - h,
1cnis Chicago and Louisville '~
eiteR |'ns e"S " SSa@u
lamp street, Corner vt Common ~
,a,,,u A. D. SHkLLOS. Agens
Ialk " X. D. ERlST fA.na.ni ~
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FINhE MOBlL8 Line

Is
On and after May 81, tvein, ~r. i.ss s,ss.
root Of Canal street, as foilsws: oS
coa p,ess anc mall daily ....:........ &:Wd 4
Throusht night express daily. 800. 4:0S P. y.
S v accommodation. Nond,ys ouly 9:3O A. -
Exvresa and mail daily .. 1.1,,l p y.
Through uight express. daily ..sI:Npx.
p. ms Is the only line cumming through Pullmse
ralace Cars 70 st. louis louisville Cl.srIotts aus
V!rginis Springs.
~. ONCE corner camp snd Common stase.s sapos.s
E-k SHUfH,
Several Passenger ARenS
8. u. SCkAHTON
7!tS General Sap rs,sudeR.
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ARKANSAS.
Tho Democratic Carry the StRtc, and
AdQpf Their New Constitution.

Adopt Their New Constitution.
LITTLE ROCK, October l4.-Returns from
this, Pulaski county, show the election Of
The entire Democratic Conservative ticket
by from 700 to 1000 majority. The constitu-
ton is carried in this county by about 1000
majority. Information from other counties
indicates the constitution is carried by
very large majority
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New Orleans Mutual Insurance. Assoc1a.
ton vs.. Fairbanks Gilman; same L. Uter !;
same vs.. J. A. DHemecOurt; same vs. Edward
Drouet; same vs. F. Lacroix; same Va. q. de
Ferret; same G. Winehl came vs.. j.
Bethancourt same VS.. Delta Oil Company.
OIXTB DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. Nos. 554l. 5515. 5619, 5683, $780, eO03
606, 620 and 6305.-By virtue Of nine wris OF herl
facias to directed By the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the Parish of Orleans in the above
entitled canses will proceed TO sell al public auc-
ton at the Merchants and Auctoueers' Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal and Custemhouse
streets. il the Second District of this city OF
THURSDAY October IS. 1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ
the fol owing described property to wit
SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK of the New
Orleans Mutual Insurance Association, standing in
the names of the following named defendants on
the books OF said ASSOCIATION:
Shares
Fdlrpatka y Ul4Hah ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. |
Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
} A. D Hem .COur. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =
rC"aTO |
" ut rtIlet
". "
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
pcltd toul pdAs l
S-'ized in The above suite
!erms-Casa OF tbs spot
W.P. AARPER
ec's' Sheriff eftaf Parish CT Or.Aass
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STEAMSHIPS
BREMEN.


A The steamships of the Moth
e4k German Lloyd will sesune sse.,
Further days of departure will b aiyeffsos
hereafter.
From Bremen. Prom New Or,aa,.
rmaNhrUnl; ...'.oePtemoevz October Is
SIkASSbuhd.....Oc November
hoELN, ;:.:..... .Octooer ~ November n
HANNOvER go. november December
ven: " ERDkR. s.NOvemDer u December a
rH ~ december Jsnuary3
HlhASSb Chd.. 49, Decemoer - Januaryls
AoHhN. ..sDecemoefz ~ January *
The steamers touch outward az Haere and A..
vana. and on their home trip at Havana ana
southampton. to land and receive passengers and
freight. AS
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
Fram Bremens southampton or Hayye to Havana
or New OrleREs.
...s............ 20 gold
From New Orleans or Havana to Southampton
HAvre or Bremen.
SaoiH.. $!a1 roS
cteeIdSe.. - gOld
From New Orleans to Havana.
s J5 ttO1
ctefEage... Is gold
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton M
HAVE to New Orleans issued by the undersigned
For further particulars applyt0
ED. J. STOCKMkYER & Co. Asents.
ANS " No. ~ Union street.
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS LIMP
or STEAMERS,
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEW ORLEANS
TRADE.

ST. LOUIS.
REID. Commander,
WIN Ieave on or about August H.
From her wharf foot Of Jackson street Pour+h
District VIII receive and sign through bills on
lading to Havre, Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp Ro.
terdam, and oil continental ports
Parties DESTROYS Of sending for their friends can
pure base prepaid emig alton tickets here Al re-
ductlon allowed when applied for in groupA
III Hols"C Vt passage. having superior accom-.
"ooallons' apply 10 SlLAS WEEKS 4 CO.,
No. 48 Carondelet street.
pp Changing owners-FLlNN, MAIN l. MONTGOX.
pool AT
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". p. AAHPEK,
Sheriff eftaf Parish fOr.Aass.
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New Orleans Mutual insurance Assoc1a.

cc9 IL IS 20 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New-York tribune., 1874-10-22
G. W. Davids OF New-Rochelle onered inc ioiio"'nt
resolution, which was unanimously adopted:
A TAMMANY FEUD.

The Committee on Organization of the Tam
many Hall General Committee decided to reorganize
the Ist Assembly strict which heretofore has been
controlled by John Fox and exPoice Justice Edward
Hogan 1t stated that the opposition TO Mr. Fox aud
Mr.. Hogan by the Democrats of tho district be-
came SO formidable that the interests OF the
party required prompt action in order to
save the regular candidates from being defeated.
reported that the reorganization has already deyei-
oped the fact that the change demanded by the
great majority of the party in the district and Nicholas
Muller, the leader OF the opposition, has been put in
nomination for Member OF Assembly as the regular
Tammany Hall candidate It is understood that ex-
Judre Hogan will run against Edwin T. Meade for Con
gress but 1t is believed that he cannot make any head
way against the regular nominee. Mr. FOx's term IN
the will expire next year, and II is stated
that he will then retire from active participation in
politics.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-22
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATS
coNCEssJoNs TO THE LIBERALS.

A meeting of the Democratic General Com
mittee was held last night, and largely attended
All the leaders were present among the NUMBER Hugn
Mclaughlin VIM. c. Kingsley, VIM. A. Fowler and Gen.
las. b. Craig. They professed to regard the
Republican nominations as weak, and seemeo
particularly well pleased with the nomination
OF Gen. Catlin for the District-Attorneyshlp'
Next Tuesday night named for tho Aldermanio
primaries resolution calling upon nominated candi'
dates to pay up their assessments in five days after re-
ceiying nomination, or otherwise to make way Ior
other candidates, was passed. The Committee went
into Executive session, and accepted the following ro
the Committee on Conference:
o,d That Judgment Of this Committee oronef ana
,n mar the Liberal Republicans Of Kings County In OF
the Democratic State nomination. shouu
milton that 1t be 10 the
District favor the noInlnaon OF
Liberal should candidate presented or the con
GderaoD.
R<sored That IN large German population in tne
Commissioner of
to be with language
a NJ Bliss will be the Liberal candidate for Congress
At a meeting of the National Committee Wm b. ROBIN
son said that afraid that he would be oDneeu 10
decline the nomination for Attorney on account
of illness in his family.