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The greater part of the Russian press are

said to disfavor the visit of the Grand Duke

Alexis to tbe United States.

BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST .NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

THE WASHINGTON CABINET

PROTECTION OF COTTON IN TRANSIT

YACHT EACE AT NEW YORK

THE SAPPHO WINS

GENERAL CHURCH CONVENTION

DEATH UNDER CAR WHEELS

CRISIS FEARED IN FRANCE

HARVESTING HAYTIAN COTTON

AN INCREASE ESTIMATED

GALVESTON CUSTOMHOUSE CASE

AN INTERNATIONAL QUESTION

S0UTHEBH STATES MAIL LETTHGS

WASHINGTON.

Justice Nelson and Secretary Boatwell

Absent—Government Protection of Cot*

ton—Postmaster General Returned—

Appointments.

Washington. October 23.—'There was a

full bench in the Supreme Court, except

Justice Nelson.

There were no decisions to-day.

The Secretary of the Treasury is absent.

The Postmaster General returns to-mor

row.

The President has made the following ap

pointments:

William Spence. United States Marshal

for Middle Tennessee; T. F. Hatch, post

master, Sbrevejiort. Louisiana; Da\ id Briu

gle. postmastei, Salisbury, North Carolina;

J. R. Pierce, postmaster, Oxford, Missis

sippi.

Supervisors are discussing means for the

protection of cotton during transit on

steamboats.

Diplomatic correspondence between the

United States and England has grown out

of an alleged abstraction at tbe port of Gal

veston. The British bark Rose Brae was

seized at that poJt. and among the articles

taken possession/of by the collector was a

tin cash box containing papers and a small

amount of curifenoy. The captain now

alleges that five hundred and twenty dol

lars were taken from the box during the

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New Orleans Republican. (1871). New Orleans, La, 1871-10-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016555/1871-10-24/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New Orleans Republican, 1871-10-24.