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AK COLLECTORS SALES,
TAX COLLRCTOR,1 SALR-Ne. e1R.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARIsH or OpLRANs-
Sixth District City Of New Orleana


TAX COLLECTORS sALE-Ne. e7S.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARIsH or ORLRANs-
Sixth District City Of New Orleans.
crATR 0F LOUISIANA Va. TWO LOTN OF GROCuD
fiOntirg on Tch0upi t0ulas street IN ecu are No
81 assessed in the name Of Nra Oafherine
Duffy.
STATE TAX CoLLHcroR's OFFICE,
No. - Berlin street, )
New Orleans, January q, 1875.
by VIRTUE OF TIE POWER IN Nh VESTED BY
- the set 0Slfhe Legislature Of this State No. ~
OF 1879, approved Mach H. 1879, will proceed 10
sell ct public auction, At my Off CO. No - Berlin
erect: in the eAid Sixth District Of this city, on
WEDNESDAY,. February 10 1875, 1T twelve O'Clock
Il, 1ne following described property, to Wit
Two CIR rAlN LOTS OF GROUND, in 20 are No.
", bounded BY Tchonpi. oulas. Front, Bordeaux
and Lyon streets fronting ON TchOupisouas street,
measuring 90 by $50 feet.
SAID property having been seized BY me to satisfy
Adebt due the State VI Louisiana for taxes upon
said property for the year 1873. amounting to
twenty-Dine dollars, together with oil costs, PEN
alties and charges
At SAID sale the property will not be sdjudicated
uhlese the bid 10 for sufficient amount TO ssti fly
the Aforesaid claim, together with the penalties
have accrued
The purchaser at this sale will be put in imme.
date posse ssion but the Owntr has the right TO
redeem within six months upon the payment to
the purchaser of the purchase price, and all costa
and charges. together with fifty per cent add.
t0nal upon the purchase price.
Terms-Cash on the spOt
State Tax Collector, Sixth District. City Of New
OrleaiA js29 fr2 10
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TAX COLLEU TOn's SALE 10 "a.

Orleans rouren District, City of Ne,
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SfATk OF LOuISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
sixth District. City Of New Orleans

STATE of LOUISIANA vs. THREE LOTS OF
GROUND fronting on TeledanO stree Ct in souars
NO. 416 assessed in the name Of W. II. Koucle'
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GRouNn
fronting Oh corner of Jackson and 49,;
s,rTeIs IL square No. 1876; assessed in The name
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TAX COLLECTOK'. sALE-No, o75.

State Tax Collector Fourth District. CITY nf New
Or'f2u0 DC f.1 ~
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS., A LOT OF GROUND
fronting on Magazine street, in square No. las;
asse SEED in the name of DR.. Il. +. Wade.
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TAX COI.LECTOR's sALE-NO. 72I.

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State Tax Collector, Fourth District City Of New
Orlean9 T1oa Ie
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TAX COLLECTOR,S s4LE-No. 723.

y. W. FAIRFAA,
0'see TAX collector. Fourth District City of New
Ucl0anA. 30
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TAX COLLECTOR,s sALE-No. 7O4.

49, u 80, ID. W. F1IRFAX.
Orleans. 20 q 1c "
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TAX COLLECTOR's SALR-No, 500,

State Tax Collector, Fourth District, City Of New
Orleans. fr2qI6
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TAX COLLECTOR'S sALE-No. f0S-
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARiSH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District, City Of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS. LOT or GROUND
fronting on tie corner Of Coliseum and Third
streets, in square No. 1888; assessed in the
name of ". a. Robin on
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STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. LOT OF GROUND
10 fronting on the corner of Seventh and Chestnut
streets, In square No. 1877; assessed in the name
OF Mrs. s. A. ROhrer.
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STATE OF LOUISIANk-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District City of New Orleans.
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TAA sOLLECTOk'S SALE-N0- RR1

State Tax Collector. Fourth Dist. ict Cstn \. M
Orleans. AN'' Wy VI We
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TAX COLLECTOR's sALE-No. 6S4.

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State TAI Collector, Fourth District, City Of New
OrleanR fa2 Q IL
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STATE Tax CoLLReT0R's OFFICE. J
No. PAS Josephine street )
New OrlaaI & Es.hrnaru 2 1875 1
TAX COLLECTORS. sALE-No. 7O5.

State Tax Collector, Fourth District. CITY OF New
Orleans. roois
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIEH OF ORLEANS
Fourth district, City Of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting on corner of Ninth and Magazine
streets IN square No. l55; assessed in the M ne
of Adam Miller
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-Ne. 666.

State Tax Collector, Fourth District, CITY OF Ne,
Orleans. 10 a IS
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TAX COLLECTOR's sALE-No. 693.

State Tax Collector. Fourth District, City Of Ne
Orleans. fe2 l6
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frn, ~ LOUISIANA vs. LOT OF GRorEp
DO nank on TchOupi,oulas street in ,onare NJ
l<5 assessed in the name of y. ". By,shs NO.
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TAX COLLECTOR's sALE-No. 6s6.

State Tan Collector. Fourth District, CITY Of Nc,
Orltan6. O L.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting corner Pry tania and Third streets,
in square No. 1881 assessed in the name Of
Thomas N. GlmmOta
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State Tax Collector, Fourth District, CITY OF Ne
Orleans. 6a1 O L.
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-No. 6ss.

State Tax Collector. Fourth Listrict City OF New
orleans. fe2 8 Ii
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TAX COLLECTOR's eALk-No. 500

State Tax Collector. Fourth District, City Of Ne
OrJeoDa f02 l6
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TAX COLLkCTOR'- sALK-No. 272.

State Tax Collector, Second District Civ ~ Nav
Orleans s,n ic ~
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TAX COLLKCTOK's sALE-No. 200.

State Tax Collector Fourth District. Civ ~ Ea
Orleans =, n ,c
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W. FAlhPAA,
State Tax Collector, Fourth District, City Of New
OTIe2n0. 30 q lc
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STATE or LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting on corner Of St. Thomas and HARMONY
streets. in square No. l8; assessed in the name
o! Adam Roth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-10

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. LOT OF GROUND
fronting on Fourth street, in eousIe No. 80:
assessed in the name Of agnes Salloan.
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TAX COLLKCTOK's sALK-Noi 7I2.

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. LOT OF GROUND
fronting on Second street, in square No. 286:
assessed in the name Of Jacob Oborhart.
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TAX COLLECTOR,s sALE-No. 9Os.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF OIL EANS-
Fourth District, City Of New Orleans
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STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting Oh Constance street, in square NO. l36;
assessed in the name Of the estate OF John
Olivier.
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State Tax Collector. Fourth District. City II
Orleans. ft2 q
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state Tax Collector, Fourth District, City OF Ns
Orle0no. fr2 l6
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STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE, }
No. 245 Josephine street, )
New Orleans, February 2. l81S. \


J. W. FAIKFAX,
Clrleana o',J n " a ~ -,
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TAX COLLECTOR'7 sALE-No, 776.

State Tax Collector, Fourth District CITY or Ne
OFl6AnA q IS
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STATk OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting On Fourth street, i'll square No. l66;
sssesst in the name Of F. W. Seymour.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District. City Of New Orls ans.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF 0ROrIND
fronting on Toledano ST. Get, in 50 uare No 426.
assessed IN the name of Joseph Pic.
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STATE 0F LOUIsIANAv W.. TWO LOTS OF GROuup
fronting on Tchoupi t0ulas Gfrees IN ecuare IA
81; assessed in the name Of Mrs Cetherine
Duffy,
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Brevet Major General 5. D. Sturgls and Colonel John
w. Barlow United States Army are registered at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr.. John NJ. Douglas, President
of the Illinois Central Railroad Company, is staying az
the Brevoort House Secretary of State Henry c.
Kelsey, of New Jersey has arrived at the Metropolitan
Hotel United States Attorney d. 7. Corbin OF South
Carolina is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Chief Engineer
William W W. Wood United States Navy, is quartcred
at the Union Square Hotel General f. f. Beale, Of
Washington is among the late arrivals at the Gilsey
House. Professor W. p. Blake of New Haven and Rev.
Dr. Thomas X Conrad Of Philadelphia, are at the Fifh
Avenue Hotel Mr. I. b. Blackstone, President OF tho
Chicago and Alton Railroad Company is stopping al
the ST. Nicholas Hotel Mr.. George Bangs, Superin-
tendent of the Railway Postal Service is at the St
James Hotel Prince Frederick OF wittgenstein, Of
Germany has returned to this CITY, and is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. General John N Knapp and Mr.. Theo-
dore NJ Pomcroy, of Auburn, n. Y, have apartments
at the Windsor Hotel. Chief Engineer William II.
Shock United States Navy, arrived from Europe yester
day the steamship Egypt and is at the Metropolitan
Hotel Mr.. Robert f. Carr, President OF the Kansas
Pacific Railroad Company yesterday arrived at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
RAILROAD LITIGATION.

ST. ALBASs, VT, Nov. 16 1875
The case OF the Rutland Railroad the Central YER
mont Railroad for recsion Of lease, this fore
before Chancellor Royse, who is assisted by
Chancellor Barrett There large array of coun
sell Messrs. b. f. Thomas, OF Boston, and John Prout
and Daniel Roberts, of Vermont, for the Rutland and
hessrs Luke r Poland, d. f. Fifeld and Levi Under
wood, Of Vermont, for the Central, and Mr G. W. Will
lard for the Vermont and Canada
The proceedings based on the original bill in
Chancery Of the Rutland the Central also on the
petition In the original suit under which the receiver
ship exists. The former prays tho abrogaton OF the
lease and for an Injunction 10 restrain the Central from
interfering with the Rutland II takes pcaceabe pos
session according TO the lease, The latter for
an order 10 compel the Central To pay rent or give up
possession. The Central Vermont moved a dsm ssal
on the ground that the parallel motions cumulative
and vexatious being substantially for the same thing
The Vermont Central filed general demurrer on the
same ground
Judge Barrett announced tho decision OF the Court at
three O'Clock which that the objects of the bill
and petition the The party could pro-
cecd under both and must mako his election.
After consultation the Rutland counsel decided to
proceed under the petition and the bill was dismissed
without prejudice.
Tho anidayit OF John b. Page offered Mr. Poland
inquired when fled and being answered that IL
was flied under the bill he objected to It's reception
two grounds FIRST that 1t filed before the petition
second, that it was OK parte and nadmissiblc
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT NEWPORT.

JESSE D. MITCHELL BROUGHT TO NEWPORT FOR
TRIAL. CHARGED WITH THE ASSAULT ON DIR.
A. L. sANDs-A CONFESSION OF THE CRIME.
NEWPORT, r. l.. Nov. 16, 1875
Jesse D. Mitchell, the young who was recently
arrested in New Bedford for horse stealing and who
proved to be tho person who assaulted and robbed Dr.
A. l. Sands. OF this city, a prominent physician and
well known in New York, in September last particu-
lars of which appeared in the HERALD at tho time was
brought to this city this noon by Captain Edward S.
Hammond, ofthe Police Department, for trial for the
latter offence.
The District Attorney OF Massachusetts, had not
pressed the charge against him in that State and ac-
cordingly Governor Lippitt OF this State, made n
requlston on Governor CASTOR and this morning he
delivered to Captain Hammond The case was
presented to the Grand Jury who in session an
hour after his arrival and tonight they brought an
indictment against him. He will be tried at once
Captain Hammond has written confession made BY
Mitchell in the presence OF Witnesses which he volun-
tarily made, acknowledging his guilt.
Dr. Sands has not recovered from the brutal assault
and is now in New York for medical treatment He
has however, been notified Of the Indictment and will
be here tomorrow to testify against his assailant
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
THE VICE PRESIDENT.
MR.. WILSON NERVOUS FROM OVER ExERTIoE--A
CAUTION TO HIS FRIENDS.

MR. WILSON NERVOUS FROM OVER ExERTIoE--A
CAUTION TO HIS FRIENDS.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Nov. 10, 1879.
vice President Wilson rested poorly last night Dr
Baxter wrote the following note to the President TINS
morning.
NoTE TO PRESIDENT.
In consequence Of having sat up too long-elght
hours yesterday-the Vice President did not rest as
wcll hast night heretofore and is this morning some
what more nervous. This condition. however, is only
temporary, and will yield 70 rest and quiet
j. H. BAXTER
LETTER WRITER'S CAUTIONED.
The Doctor desires TO be known that the many let
ters sent TO Mr. Wilson, and which he insists upon
reading produce injurious fatigue and excitement and
II hoped the friends Of the Vice president will refrain
from such expression OF their friendship until he is in
better condition
EVENING
The Vice President this evening resting comfort
ably, with no important change in his symptoms
treatment except the exclusion of all visitors from his
room. He is in constant receipt of bouquets and OF
letters from all parts of the country.
THE CALLERS.
The following named persons called to-day TO pay
their respects and inquire his condition Senator
Thurman, ex-senator Pease Judge J. S Black, Repre-
sentatives Garfield and Wells (of MssissippD and Rev.
Drs. Sunderland and Mitchell, OF this city.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
STANLEY'S TRIUMPH.
From the Daily Graphic of Yesterday

From the Daily Graphic OF Yesterday
The Royal Geographical Society OF England has hand
somely recognized the intrepidty and energy OF Mr.
Stanley, whose African discoveries Sir Henry Raw
lnson pronounced the important OF the year. and
entitled Mr. Stanley to rank with the greatest ex
porers And II certainly was no more than de-
served tribute that he paid the HERALD which fitted
this important expedition and enabled tho un-
dauntcd Stanley to accomplish his great work for geo
graphical SCIENCE and he confessed that such muni6
cence put to shame public institutions once It
considered tho function OF tho newspaper to re-
cord news, but our cntcrprising contemporary has
carried journalism forward into new province by
creating news II makes events as we'll as reports
them. 1t certainly deserves congratuation upon a
that is brilliant its enterprise Is uncx-
amplcd in the history OF journalism.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
THE WHISKEY RING.

PROCEEDINGS AT THE TRIAL OF GENERAL
MDoNALD YESTERDAY IMPORTANT TEsTI-
MoNY-A RING OF FIVE DIsTILLERs-srxTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS MADE BY ONE WITNESS
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS IMPLICATED.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Nov. 16, 1875
Great popular interest is being manifested in the trial
OF General Mcdonald, ex-Supcrvisor of Internal Rev
enue. Long before the hour for the opening of the
Court all the sitting room in the Court House occu
pied by spectators eager hear the testimony for the
prosecution Shortly after Judge Treat had taken the
bench and preliminary questions had been dis
posed of Conduce Megrue the Cincinnati agent
who organized the whiskey ring and the most impor-
tant witness which the prosecution will introduce,
testified that in 1871 receiving letter from McDon-
aid telling him that he desired him particular
business he came to ST Louis and received proposi-
tion from Joyce and Mcdonald to organize ring with
the distiers
DIsTILLERs.
Megrue at once called upon five distlery firms
Bevis & Frazer, Thompson Curran and UlricL The
disters assured that the government could not
harm them Mcgrue collected average of SO 900 per
week from these distillers. The money
brought to him at his room. He took it
to the office of Joyce & Mcdonald, where it was
divided into five equal parts between Joyce, Mcdonald
William MChee ana COllcCJOT w. L. fOTu Jhnn LeaN-
enworth, who gauger at that tme received
certain stipend every week, which was disbursed
among the gaugers and storekeepers All these officials
were necessarily involved, as the crooked whiskey
could not have been removed without their consent.
HUNDRED DOLLARS
William o. Avery Chief Clerk of the Internal Reve-
Bureau at Washington, received at first 500 per
week. but having complained at the smallness of the
amount 1t increased to $500. McGrue SUBJ
jected to a severe examination the defence making an
prove that his character disreputable. An
indictment for bribery was produced against him.
THOUSAND DOLLARS MADE
He testified that he had himself realized 500 900 from
the pool II is considered that his evidence concu-
sve against the defendant number of distllers
tilted to their participation in the frauds. They
induced go into the Ring upon the representation
that the government could not reach them.
''BAB'sn LETTER.
One of thcm, Alfred Bevis, testified that during the
existence Of the Ring Joyce exhibited to him letter
from Washington signed "Bab," which Joyce said
meant General Babcock. Tho distilors kept half the
government tax and put the other half into the pool
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
RUSSIA.

OFFICIAL OPINION OF THE CONDITION OF
neutrality-suspicious. EFFORT FOR THE SET
ELEMENT OF THE HERzEGovINIAN oUEs-
T1oN.
ST. PETERSBURG Nov. 16 1875.
The Official Gazette has the g-"Europe was
in more favorable position than now for the
peaceful settlement of any difficult question.
''Three powerful emperors striving assisted by
The other Powers to arrive peaceful solution OF
the Herzegovinian troubles
EUROPE UNIVERSALLY PRACEPUL.
''The peace Of Europe is firmly established in the
mutual confidence and good understanding OF the Pow
brs and no danger of its disturbance exists"
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
PRINT CLOTH FOR ENGLAND.

A DELEGATION OF MANUFACTURERS TO VISIT
ENGLAND TO ARRANGE FOR EXPLOITATION OF
CLoTH-A FURTHER REDUCTION OF TEN PER
CENT IN WAGES NEXT MONTH
FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov 16, 1875.
Owing to the falling of in the prices OF print cloths
OF nearly one cent per yard since September s. the
manufacturers Of this city have appointed committee
to visit England and make arrangements for the
portaton of Fall River fabrics that country At tho
meeting to-day another reduction of ten per cent
wages voted TO take effect the first Monday De-
ccmber, reaching all classes from Superintendent to
operatives generally.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
THE WAR IN SPAIN.

A SPECIAL LETTER FROM DON CARLOS TO THE
KING-RUMoRs OF A COMING PEAcE-THE
FUNDS RISING.
MADRID, Nov 16 1875.
General Zubir Adede- Camp OF Don Carlos has
arrived At Hars from Durango where the Carlist war
delegation Is sitting He was the bearer OF letter
rom Don Carlos to King Alfonso, which was delivered
10 General Quesada
An aide-de-camp OF the latter has been despatched
with the letter express train for Madrid
THE FINANCIAL EFFECT.
The funds have risenn consequence Of rumors favor
able to peace
A DEFEATED CARLIsr LEADER ON FRENCH TER
RIToRY.
PERHGNAS, Nov. 16, 1875.
General Castefis the defeated Cars leader, has en-
eered Franco
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
IMPORTANT sCULLERs' RACE.

BAINBBIDGE VS.. KENNEDY ON LAKE sALToN-
STALL.
NEW HAVEN, Nov 16 1875.
The sculers race between r. b. cambridge, of New
York, and Julian Kennedy, OF Yale College, will como
Off Lake Saltonstal. 1t will be two miles
with turn and is exciting great interest among the
students and the citizens at large Mr. Banbridge,s
reputation oarsman is we'll known throughout the
country and the Harlem River where he has beaten
all corners Mr.. Kennedy, a college oarsman is very
favoraby thought Of and for two three years has
been Of the six that represented the University
the intercollegiate regattas This will be his FIRST trial
with noted amateur oarsman, and, TO some extent IL
is expected become OF his abilities as scuer
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
THE HIGHEST COMPLIMENT.
From the Evening" Mail Of vostora.vl

[From the Evening Mail OF yesterday
The highest honors that can be paid TO any explorer
those given by the Royal Geographical Society OF
London whose compliments are carefully bestowed and
peculiarly cherished To be formally honored by such
a society, Stanley last night is to reach the
acme Of distinction attainabIe by such gallant adven-
lures in the cause OF science hts Sir Henry Rawin.
son not only delivered acrtical culoglum upon stanley
but paid deserved tribute 70 the extraordlnary mu-
nihcence Of the NEW YORK HERALD and the London
Daily Telegraph in fitting out Stancy's exploring cx
pedition at their own expense, and said truly that
"such munihccnco puts TO shame our public instu
tiousu
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

MEETING OF THE NEWLY ELECTED LEGIsLA-
ToRs-sELEcTIoN OF OFFICERS FOR THE
SENATE AND HOUSE.
TRENTON, Nov. 16, 1875
At private meeting Of several prominent members
of both houses Of the newly elected Legislature held
here to-day It decided that the principal officers Of
the next Legislature, which meets in January, should
be as folows-
Senate-Prcsdent General W. j. sewell, Camden
county; Secretary n w. Voorhees,, Hunterdon county
Assistant Secretary, w. Cloke, Mercer county.
House OF Acknowledgements, J. D. Carscaan, Hud-
son county; Clerk, John Y. Foster Essex county
Readlng Clerk, J. HeTbert Potts. Mercer county.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

An IMPORTANT VICTORY FOR THE INsURGENT
FoRcEs--HEAvY LOSSES OF THE IMPERIAIIsTs.
CETTISGE, Nov TO- 1875.
The victory gained by the insurgents at Gatschko is
more important one than at first reported.
losses AND WOUNDED AND MUSrroN.
The insurgents suffered loss of only dfty-seven
killed. including chief and six officers and ninety
six wounded
They captured provision train, 6fty tons OF ammu-
nition and 800 rifles.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
THE PRINCE OF WALES.

aIs ROYAL HIGHNEss' MOVEMENTS IN INDIA
PREPARING FOR AN ELEPHANT HUNT.
BOMBAY, Nov 16 1875
His Royal Hghness the Prince of Wales has returned
TO this city His future movements still undecided
II is probable, however that he will make the trip
Ceyon much earlier than he had anticipated and the
Scraps will go to Calcutta.
GREAT SPORT IN PROSPECT.
Ono of the objects OF the visit TO Ceyon will be to
snjoy the sport OF elephant hunting