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VOLUME l.

and debated during the balance of the morn
ing session. and made the special order for >
o'clock In the afternoon.
In the afternoon session. the Life Insurance
bill was taken up, but failed 70 pass Tor want
u a constitutional majority yeas =. nay- y.
The soldiers relief tax bin :. No. 1873 being
the special order, was taken up. and after
Icing pas-ed-yess a, nays4.
Ihe bridge bill 70 erect a bridge acro.. the
kankakee river was passed.
The bill to prevent the killing u bird. failed
Tor want Of a constitutional majority.
The joint resolution II. X. ~ for the pass
age q law by which soldiers and non-eom-
missioned officers may be placed on an equal
iVotlng, ETC., wa passed yea CG. nays /.
Resolutions in relation to the Ca. Companv
anu The furnishing Of gas. Were adopted
lhe eity corporation bin was taken up. and
ai'er beng amended and discusse. for some
''nie' the further consideration was postponed
and the bin made the special order for ,e,
o'clock this morning.
a motion TO have night session wa. lost.
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From New York.
DisPieasure of the French uinIster--
General t.raut-- me rican steamer
ONerhauled by "A British Cruiser.

NFw YORK. pccemhcr 1.-THE HeralTs
Washington dispatch say: II j. rumored
that the French Minister now al New York.
= much di-plea>ed With The congressional ac-
ton on he Mexican question. and has de,ided
not o. rrtun 90 Washington unless some ex
PLANTATION ~ given him.
General Grant i not likely L. leave wash
mgton until congressional acton /, taken on
military atiairs.
The Hou~e Foreign Committe. dine3 with
NJ. seward saturday night
\ cofnSpoudent II the Herald says. The
steamship CITY II Boston. which arrived here
last week. wa> oNcrhauled AZ ~ca hv British
cruiser and searched for supposed concealed
fenian>.
y lia' aliuA letter to the Times state that
an Amf war Neamer had arrived ~
Monte Cristo With >aimsvc and several other.
from ape Haytieu.
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From New Orleans.
'otion uarket-General scott Nev
Orfeans - steam boat ExnI..."
ana Legislature People of
.a'ahoras Expect War Betweeu
the tnited STATES and Frauec


NEW ORLEANS, December I7.-Sales of cot.
ton 70 the amount II j.G01 bale. were msde a
4lc. for mddling
sugar and molasse, dull
ling JSc
General Winfield scott arrived this morning
rom New York. on the steamer Mcclellan. A
salute was fired.
The steamer De-Oto. hence for Pa1aQoula-
exploded her boiler. killing four. scalding
four, and wounding the pilot and second engi-
neer.
In the Legislature bill was introduced pro-
yicing s2o,u0 for disabled Federal and Con
iederatc soldiers and citizens burean.
The cotton crop in the parish Of Naichiates,
La. amounts % 500. all told. I'm Terra Bonne
parish the cotton and sugar yield l. very
small.
An Old reliable citizen Of New Orleans. who
returned from Matamoras a few days ago. and
VINO was intimate there with French affair,
says They fully anticipate war between
France and the nited states. ank they think
II viii commence on the Rio Grande. They
already have their plan Of campaign mapped
Otit. II u intended. in ease Of a sudden cross
ing OF the United states forces over the Rio
6rande on pontOOns, To abandon MatamOras
and the Rio Grande, and fall back On Monte
rey. winch W0uld be- held A. strategetic city.
The French officers claim to be thoroughly in
formed rs 10 nj The plans Of the United states.
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I II ( VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK A. NJ.
rnE fENIAN pIFFIcILrIEs.

THE fENIAN DIFFICULTIES.
NEW YORK, December 17-There wa. a ses-
sion Of the Fenian senate yesterday. but mo-
tiOn not made public. Two newly urived
Senators. lately of Indiana, who drafted the
Fenisn Constitution, and OSullivan, Of Alba
ny, were at the Union square headquarters
Yesterday. Another Senator i expectdd To-
day. The old military department having
gone with the Senate, Mr.. OMahOney il report.
ell 10 be getting up new one for Union
square. The Knights of 1t. Patrick have
passed a resolution Of nOn-intervention in Fe-
nian difficulties. Both branches Of the Fenian
Brotherhood are anxiOusly awaiting the arri-
val Of stevens.
LATER FROM JAMAICA.
Further news from Kingston, Jamaica,
says An address 10 the Marnons, which had
been issued by the Colonel commanding, re-
ferS to the way i'm which the Sepoy rebels were
disposed of. saving that they were blown
from the mouths OF Ahe cannon, penned i'm
their forts. and slaughtered like sheep swept.
IN fact, from the face Of the earth.a MI signiti-
cantly adds that some Of the heroes whe per
formed these brilliant deeds are now i'm Va
maica ready to re-enaet them if Necessary.
SOUTH AMERICAN WAR PARAGUAY Ans RE-
TREATING.
\ letter from Buenos Ayres saws: The PA
raguayans are now retreating ON the Panama
lhtI' Hboi uislhl't ilhlll NuIItnlas, ana are
taking with them large number OF cattle.
President Lopez i ~ AsSumait, at the
mouth Of the Paraguay nyer. one of his chief
commanders j. under arrest for allowing pro-
posal> 10 himself to sell hi command To- the
enemy.
The allies are moving all their forces toward
the Paraguayan coast
The iortlncatiOns on the river Al Cuarrias
have been removed. They allies have uo,y all
their troops released from garrison duty ana
from all guarding Of the passes, and are con
centrating together some jJ.0OO troops
RIVER MATTERS.
PITTSBURGH, December l7.-River three
feet and one inch at The pier mark. and falling
Weather mild and cloudy.
DESTRUCTIVE rIEE.
BANGOR, ME.. December l7.-The extensive
mill property of Rufus Dwine. ESq.. al West
GreatwOrks village. Old Town. was entirely
destroyed 10y tire last night. Loss S70.O0; in.
suranee SlO.Od0.
GOVERNOR CoRwIN's CONDITION.
WASHINGTON, December T.. Governor Cor.
win has been gradually sinking all day; the
physicians I'm attendance thinks he will not
live through the night. Many prominent
friends called to-day TO inquire a. 10 his con
dition. tie has been unconscious ever since h,
was stricken by paralysis. on Friday night
THE POSTMASTER GENERALS CIRCULAR.
Postmaster General Dennison has addressed
a circular 10 railroad managers. mentioning
the fact that service on the railroads generally
during the last winter. was 50 irregulary per.
formed as 20 seriously delay the Transmission Of
mails. The remedy he SAYS i with the compa.
nies.
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From Cairo.
I>eape ct Notorious GuerriIIa--
small PoN among freedtncu--sIeam
boat Al l. "a. A ~ n

AFRO. December l-.-The notariou> pler.
i+4A leader. Mat >uNon. under sentence II
on Thursday last.
totton ha> advanced four cents. mittll,ns,
bales q cotton pssSed to-day Tor I. Louis. 81
for Cincinnati and New Alhanv
Small poN = raging among The free,lmen i'm
Selma. Alabama. o. such an extent that they
are not allowed o. enter fhr city. except
under the most pressing circumstance
The steamer Darling sunk AZ Plumb Point
= short distance below Cairo.
Lieutenant Commander Bartlett. u the moni-
Tor Oneida, shot and killed agambler here yes-
terday. Bartlett Vas arrested and bound over
10 answer the charge of mansiaughter
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i rom Washington.
Ratification by States OF the Propoa-
ed Amendment TO the Constitution
-ad'ices from inarey-Officers OF
Veteran Reserve orps-Diplomatic
(Orrcs = pOts q q nc e. q r.aI Iogan.


-Adyiees from Inarcy-Officers Of
Veteran Reserve Corps-D Diplomatic
torrespondcnce-G Logan.
WASHINGTON. December l7.-Ofiicial infor-
nation has reached the Department Of state
Of the ratificatiod by legislatures of Indiana
Georgia and Alabama Of the proposed amend
ment TO the Constitution Of the United States
on the subject of slavery.
Scnor Romero has received Official intelli-
gence from ElpaSO up 10 the 18th Of November
President Juarez, his cabinet, and the other
oihcers Of the National Government, intend to
leave Fl PasO on the 18th II that month for the
City Of chihuahua. The French had retired
a. far a. Eurango, and il was understood they
would also abandon that state in their move
ment Of concentration.
Those who favor the retention Of officers Of
the Veteran Reserve Corps, say, after an ex-
animation into the subject, that these officers
represent four hundred ctisbanded volunteer
organizations, and that large portion were
wounded in the late campaigns in Virginia.
Owing To the time required for copying the
diplomatic correspondence with England and
France, referred 10 IN the Presidents annual
message, il is not probable the transcript will
be communicated 10 Congress until after the
holidays.
Ii II i true, rs repeatedly reported, that
General Logan has declined the Mexican mis-
sion, the fact is certainly known in official
quarters
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THIRTY MYTH SEASON.

THIRTY NINTH SEASON.
sole Proprietor. THAD. STEVENS.
Stase Manager ....THAD. STEVENS
fromptcr THAD. STEVENS.
TO-DAY TUESDAY,. December Il.
viii be presented for about the thousandth
time. the screaming Farce,
I'VE KNOW ALL
by Ihadsus stevens, Esq. Gent author Of
the side-splitting burlssque entitled The
Gold Bill or, New Way 10 Pay Old Ma
nonal) Debts"
WITH rHE FOLLOWING IMMENSE CAST.
Loyal North. Thad. Stevens
nlted states Congress. Ihad. stevens
President of United states ..Thad. stevens
Queen Of England Thad Stevens
Emperor Of France Thad. stevens.
Car Of Russia Thad. stevens
Everybody else Thad stevens
NoTICE.-The regular stock Company which.
under the previous management, have been al
lowed 10 assume some unimporiani parts, have
been entirely dispensed with. For the remain
der Of the season Mr.. stevens will carry on the
entire business Of such pieces may De pre-
sented.
Incidental 10 the occasion. Mr.. stevens will
present his inimitable collection Of FdRfoccini
or puppets, comprising about l40 pieces Of the
most admirable mechanism.
- close l. the resemblance Of these wonder
mlmachines 10 human beings, representing ~
they DO the inhabitants Of every Northern
state. that the spectator will be- astonished 10
observe the complete control exercised bv the
proprietor.
Under this control they will 90 through all
the performances incidental Il legislative
bodies. Even exercising.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR..
STEVENS,
the faculty Of human speech.
The management feel pride in announcing
that.
oM Nc To FRfQU ENT REHEARSALS.
Otherwise called caucuSes all the parts have
been well learned. aud nothing will be said 10
offend the most ia>tsdious Loyai Leagues
In active Preparation, The immensely senSa-
tional drama. entitled /" The Greatest Living
statesman"
Greatest Living Statesman Mr.. STEVENS.
Later in the season Mr.. stevens will appear
in his great play. :. The Negro" in which he
appeared upon every night Of the last season
and never failed Ia make a hit
forparticularS see small hills
y. B.-Front seats reserved for relor.., ,,s,-
tlemen and white persons accompanying them
v. y. World. - '''' "a
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NAAkOIH POSTERS PRINTED IN ALL. ootoss
WI A. tie Herald job Roorns SSNohS
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FOR r ENT.

q BRICK HOUSE, VIII sIl ROOMS, ~ GOD
N condition, Ne 33s north Illinois street Those
hsving children the family, vke cannot give ssed
reconpsndatiol need not Apply Bos fafthef psftes-
lars call ~ No. 80 s0sth uHncis street dsei3-tlw
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CEoRGE n wEsT AND JOHN l. MORRIS HAVE
~ been admitted as rartners in the firm q " West
a Co. 10 date from December T. lsfS The business Vii
os eontinse under the firm name q H.F West Co a.
- hast Washington street HF. WKSTACl
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synop,,. OF lcEl.la,i,e proeeea,ng..

Ia the SFSAiG. on saturday. the following
hills were pass,
To amend section - of tLe ,,iuation and
assessment act
To provide for tie payment of wstchmen in
any Of the cities of the >tai,
To authorize the common Council Of any
town in the Stat tc appoint a Towr Attorney.
Amending section - of anactt. provide for
general system ofcommon ,choa,-. etc
To establish aud ,r-str ~t..e Normal
school
Empowering incorporated ciiir, taer,ci and
construc, sas works. ete.
Legalizue the at, of ihe March session
l~d5. q ihe Whitley couu1 Common rlta,
Court.
inrela'iou o. %. siviug oui and opening II
public hiyhwass.
The Tan in relation o. fares ia Railroads
comins up. ieugih' di,,u.siou cn,ucd. and
tho lill Wa recomuuiel.
The tie in rs.ation T. ihs l,,r ,l.,m and mile
age % member aud oliclg, ~ The Assembly,
PASSED ycas 81. .uat~-
TRe bin declaring forfeited the rieht n way
- certain Hai.raai Companies branch ra,ts
etc. was pas>-.l.
In thr aH.saoea session number ~ bin,
wen read ihe lr-t time and by title only.
hlii IA relation Go the Common school
Fund was introduced. and aa.r ,om, de.aie.
pa.~ed-yeaS -. nay~f Z.
Ihe ba anendiug the charter of lhe Eean,-
f"i, Insurance Company wa- Pa,se,i.
Ia hih in relation d the erection and
20 .lni'nlnee ~ Houses Il Refuge wa passed.
'-' "'l amsndtory 4 an ac; 70 enable
- = 81 iailis o. drain and r,clsin the sane.
passed yeas g. uay- :.
81 'uf iior-g saturday numbe. q report,
IRON e,nHit,...- were mad.
ihs '..i an.endatory II the Fr... Rankin,
l-"' a.ih'rizine the a.laiiuisfrator II a ....,s.
~ eN h,. 81 a fr'e bank TO SETTLE. up the h,.s-
$50 q 'l' 'aak. pas,ed-yeas g.. nay.a
nc -ei-i'f relief tuN hln wa taken nm
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N.NrED-looo old Vine Bottles At our s,o..
20. = West Peari street, for which the hiehrs,
nafsei pfee slh be pad Will send our team sor i,.
OF % % more, On being natitec. - -
nes's-d.y AfsRs. JANgs 4 PEABODY.
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for particulars see small bills
y. B.-Front seats reserved for rolor,.,l ,,en.
nemen and white persons ACCOMPANY inc them
v. !. World '''' ''i
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llub ebsnio unwabr 1T bic Nnoobe. eines
eneelen eo1reaponoeuten, i'd 1ei in Der
S@we'S $ an Der Giienbabn aIe 9aaemei.
itsr anstitsQt sspsfen; al6 i'd bon 3arid
pt9'ranoer'e, mar nod teine einaiae 81
lnenbapn in Der Sdweb. Cine arbere
ansabe lautet Id iti meeeu Gdl(duna I'm
5ur'9tr eorreftionataule aewelen. Sbne
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ltaaoe 9fr, oab Elm entfrnter 8erpanbt.r
oDn % m'1 ms9en betrlseriidsn Banferotts
etnetiperrt wurbe,
80, Jn Amertta babe i'd, louiel i'd weia.
tstne naben 8erwanoten. '''''p'
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eut@ meiae gsbenserfabrunsen e. ratirt
n'sg! BON me'ner ersisbuns. Weine 5frou
mobnt 1ebt pieeer in Gaci; S." Wv"
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ct. 4anl, aRinncoto, @omfn8, 25 Mopembcr 1865

entaeaensebra&teu @slsAenbeiten beuust
unb fi& ~ S@rttten psriettsn ldet ,pel&e
Yon BEN Gobsr cer 9oral.rerbammt ,pse.
ben 2-Dab @ctt(@af fein Soiepb ,par
.puete man i&on lanse bier. Setn
i@mdrmertides auae. feline i@5neu. ,pst,
Zen 3dbne, feline faft an bas @sdenbafte
8renlenbe &letoune. feline &otetterte unb
fetn Sptel. AQes bies mar 9endsenb, um
ibn gum 2isbline unb Halbaotte fiir BE
iun8en Mdpden ~ ma@tn, ,pel@e f@
pur@ itinen 8efu@ seebrt fiblten. ,pteSo
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wdren ein Don Suan 8eaen itinenDillen
9eporben. unc Ct tparb e6 NIT ieinem
BiQen. @eiRrei@ uab 8ldnlenb In Ter
unkrbaltunn Metaer In pier bis flnf
@pro@en. eitel bie jumllebsrerub, fs0elte
Ct isbes jruse Mdt&eu, wel@es ni@t
gang fef mar. an ietnen IriumpfmuSen,
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bief0en 1baten 0eweien, uno es 1T bod.
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porboncen, tab er pieiss Mal pteQei@t
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8efommsn 1T. ale font. Benn bic Nmez
ritaner in Der Grsiebun9 ibrer I6@ter
oorii@tiser ietn uno junae Rlnfler nur
tann IN ibre Gamilienfreiit aieben poQen,
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Das MPailebe11.
Cine Gv!fseti6itte aus rem Atrtbale
ncn
0. 3. .. 6orn.
(@&lu6.)

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6eur prn Oltrld ;u.
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unc iastt: Our &irmes bring i'd ben,
fit tfn i'd seftei2ert. marete G@ uub
Sina.
@leib erauf rtute rsr @asen wea,
cem nit lan8tn 0dlfen bic Dauern nad.
fabsn. tie &6pie idltteltrn unp meinten,
tei tem 6errn pcn Slt,ud ls,'s ni6t iuft
I'M &opfe.
Nidt lei@t Bate e.,pas er5eeres Muf>
ieben In tem Gleden MAIDEN t5nnen, ais
bieier p5uie unerwartete Muftritt.
Gin or5berer Ibetl ter 9unaen iubelte
lber ca6 ptele @elb, has in ibre Ertnt<
tai1e fob; efn anterer She'll murtte unp
,par cer Meinun9, mon Bate rem Baron
tur;pes fasen iouen, taS Wailehen ainae
Jpn Ni@ts an. Der pitter lief aber aan3
BE Glueel bdn8en, benn tbm mar alIeQu(f
9erautt unp 3crn unp Merser erflQten
Jpn. Ned mebr aufisben ma@te ritSa.
dc unter fen Alten. SIR @en wirb Ct
eefei9ert baben !? fro8teu fe unp aetbra,
den fd tie 35pfe. famen aber 3u tem
Gntl@eip. es fet fit ieinen Sobn u. tas
itt Gin gang belonberer @pab unp cine
Gbre au9lei9. pab etn Balrn in Altenabr
Elm Mailebsn babe. Den pitter beeau,
ertsn fte. neil er nun obne Wailebsn let
unc aud ntdt auf ben&uumel bob. biez
ten woQen, Sn tem po{bauer i:ritt
3c&mu,b uno Nibmutb UNI BE .31rz
.l&aft. Die Che. bic ieinsm aince w:-
terfubr e,tannte er po4fcmmen ober rue
rer pittfr auf Zen Sonp ssfebt mar. tas
tonnte It gar nidt perwinpen. DteMdp>
den rimpften bie Nalen unc iasten: {:
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tetne blbi9 in Gledsn fet, ,pie fe unp-
tobet faben fe in bic fleinen @anb(pie>
9el-e6 fnp rp1 aud nod Anbtre ia,
bic nd NIT tbr ueGen t5nnen.
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baS @erd@t bereite poraneeeilt.
gJas etbt'e? ? fraste feline Grau (@pn
IN ter 9bdr. ST ss pobr, bab bsr 6.rr
unftr 2inr fir isinen Sobn 9tfteis.rt
BATE
Greili@ il's ,pabr. |pra@ nod INNER
3wiiaen ben Gmpfnbunse,t {9mantsnr
tsr 6pfbouer.. 80.
Dit Grau fam rertldfft ba u. l9lue
bte 6dnre 3uiamu1fn.
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fa8te fte unp ftarrte tns 8laue bin<
aue. - Il .3.l '.:
Du! iaete drserli9 ter Meann, tenn
tu bit ia bic Acknowledgment u. neiel
MQeS!
st lief fle feben uno teins ins 6aus
Die6mof i2miea Irine, mas (cnlt ibrs
2isbbaberet ni&t mar; oter e8 NOR aud
nt&t bic 2iebe 3uu, Griseen, tie itr zen
Munb i@lob, ionosn tte lberrd!ti9snp.
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men, anteTsn @epantsn ir9encmte @aun
lief. Dbwubl fe aud un8ern iab, taf
pitter neben bran fam. 10 tibelte fie bod
tie Gbre; ttng inntrlit mar iie fcr ptt'
ter. unb nur has @isrstpartbal,tn 9eser
tbyen Damn tIabte fie bte,peilen ~ an.
teren Aeubsrnnaen.
9m 3dmmttisin eloben absr (ae cine
bie arabsltf piel dtfr rie SaGe. lrob
ets itr rieetIt&ta pitttt's los ~ fstn
Atod@te Ne ter 0y0be unb eer llnievre
puns NIT BEN psrrn 1aren, unb Il
tau&te Il, tbr BE abnuns auf, Ge l6nnt
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Den II 1, 5 d !!

-. 70. =. 40
9br teutl&ea RSnuer. bic aus frsier @abl
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f&!aeen, II
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ten. .a-
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Wit tsm, tes's Geu'r I'M @aden bat efI&lrt
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@es als 9syratb eetrantmart bic Naticn.
60 lang Strlanentt ni&t tie teut(9e Spraae
dts @rrt, 70 bart unb f&arf misS&resttsr.
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den
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