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States armies employed in the suppression Of the rebel

States armies employed the suppression Of the rebel
lion.
rRorosxD AxEspsEsr 10 rHx ooNmurIos-rHs u.xcrus
RRANCHRn
On motion OF Mr.. BOUTWELL, II was resolved thai the
Committee the Judiciary be instructed 70 consider the
expediency Of reporting amendment 10 the consu-
t0n of the United States which shall provide substan
TALLY that State shall make any distinction in the
exercise Of the elective franchise account OF race or
color.
GENERAL GRANTS REPORT.
On motion OF Mr. WENTWORTH, lrepl OF H., IL was re-
solved that the Committee ON Printing, 70 whom has
been referred the question Of the number Of Lieutenant
General Grants report 70 be printed inquire into the
Proprsty Of printing certain number In the German
language.
PAINTING THE PRrsDEST's MESSAGE m me GERMAN
LANGUAGE.
Mr. WRI0Hr, (dem) OF N. j., offered the following,
which referred to the COMMITTEES on Printing name
y:-
Resolved, That there many persons who have
proved themselves patriotic and loyal In the recent
efforts to sustain the national hfe but who have limit
cd knowledge Of the English language and yet desire to
read the Message OF patriotic President that ten
thousand copies additional Of the Presidents Message DO
printed for distribution In the German language.
The House then adjourned
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ST. Louis, Dec. 13 1896.
Gazzsnga was received this evening with great enhu
siasn AZ Lucrezs, by highly fashionable house. She
was In excellent voice. and the second and third acts
her acting took the audience by storm She called
out at the end Of each aud rapurousy appisuded
All trace OF her recent ndsposton had disappeared
She recalled to mind the Gazzaniga whose
cess a. a grand dramatic artist long ago
established in this country we'll In
Europe Musani sang the ro,e OF Gennsro in his
usual admirable manner, and gained the fullest ap
probation of the house. to whom he IL always welcome.
Oisini made another great success Orsini Her APP
pearance was greeted with universal applause :. She
has evidently taken possession OF the public, WIN
unsparing in their manifestations OF admiration OF
her beauty, her delicious voice and exceeding
grace Of action. The Brndinsi finely sung aud
enthus Iasticay encored Tie role Of Alphonso
taken by Meri who fairly deserved the applause he
received In the grand trio In the second act which had
to be repeated The opera went on With great success
aud would well bear repetition n the order OF the
would permit H. hut the manager Is pledged TO produce
fresh opera every night and we believe he TO
adhere strictly to the programme
To.rsorr0w night 70 have Martha On Friday
Rssro Ddroio. and saturday Psccinis gres, tragic
opera OF so6o with Gszzanga the principle r6te The
Opera growing nightly in the favor Of the musical pub
Nc The the artists heard the better they are
aptrecated
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Tnr PHILHARMONIC. Tho second concert Of the Phil.
harmonic society Of New York, which announced for
Saturday next offers TO the music loving public
treat BY introducing Monsieur Jehin Ptume, the re-
nowned vioinist, 70 the New York Aabsuss Of these
concerts. Tho above mentioned artist viii perform .
concerto by Mendelssohn and fantasia BY himself The
orchestral pieces are the Eighth symphonic, by Bestho
ven; Memberships exquisite music TO NidsummsF
Nights Dread, and - overture BY Barssl played here
DIR the nrss time. fsdsed wen selected programme.
me general rehearsal for the above concert Akss paoe
at ten O'Clock % SATURDAY. morning. ssg n ths Acaaemz
a xvae
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The Mayors Printing Veto.


To HONORABLE BOARD SrpERvs0Rs-
GESTLEMES-I return herewith without my signature,
resolution OF your honorable body directing the Comp
Printing Company for the Of thousand five hun
bred dollars for printing five thousand copies Of
election law, and for printing and delivering cir
cuars and notices to inspectors and canvasscrs
The following are the items Of the bill accompanying
the resolution
TaE County, or NKw Yoex To NEW York PRINTING
COMPANY, DR.
Oct s. ls65-For 5000 new election law, o. 20. 81 900
Nov. 4-Printing and delivering BY messengers
circulars IN relation TO filing vacancies of in
spectors, 500 mt 50. $50
DO. do. Notices TO chairmen, $50 al $l......... $50
lothl
am constrained 10 regard these charges grossly
ofbtant Five thousand copies OF the election law
be printed al a fair profit and good paper and
in the style those furnished by tho New Yokk
Printing Company. for less than $3.50 leaving extra
gain OF over three hundred per cent
The printing and delivering by messengers OF the cir
culars alluded in the resolution amount the last
two items contained in the bill accompanying the
TO $500.
These charges are equally excessive, especially as
have learned from the police authorities that the circu
lars delivered by the messengers of the Print
ing Company but through the agency Of that depart
ment
Only two thousand copies OF the new election law
received at cie Police Headquarters and have
10 believe that not than half the number OF
copies charged In the bill were printed.
e. GODFREY GUNTHER Mayor
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News from Cairo.

FATAL BOILER ExPLosioN--MoBiLy AND OHIO
RAILROAD, ETC.
CAIRO, Dec. Is, 1865
boe In tho Illinois Central Railroad freight depot
ploded this morning. instantly killing the engineer Robert
Hall. Al piece of the boiler, weighing about ton, was
forced upward through the roof several hundred feet
ard fell i've hundred feet from rs original position.
crushing through the pavement The cause OF the ex
piosion IN uuk nowB.
Eight hundred and forty bales OF cotton passed for 81
Louis yesterday and to-day sconsderable quantity for
Cincinnati.
Transportation facilities on the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road being daily increased large number Of new
engines cars, &C, have arrived from New Haven which
through to Mobile In few days The weather IL very
cou
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G E o r G A..
The Election OF Senators Dcferred-Hopes
that stephens Disabilities May bc Re-
moved so that lie n nd .JosIhu Hill May
he Elected senators.

MIIIEDGEvnuE Ga, Dec. IL, 1861
The House this morning refused TO adopt the resolu
elect United states Senators al any stated day
The has been deferred In the hope that the dis
abilities OF Alexander II. stephens may be removed
Joshua Hill will probably he elected a senator.
No inauguration OF the Governor elect has yet taken
place
The Legislature will take recess from the 18th inst.
to the 18th OF January, unless obstacles IN the OF
the inauguration OF the Governor should BE- sooner 70
moved
The Presidents Message read by the Legislature
in high spirits and with hopes of speedy readmssion
Of Georgia TO the Union.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Our city subscribers will confer favor by rcporttns
any Of our city who overchagefor the HxxALe
Country subscribers To the Nsw Yoxx H.ano ars rs-
qussted remit their subscriptions, whenever pracH
cable by Post Office Orders II 10 the safest mode Il
transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should bs sent 70 the once before
O'Clock in the evening,
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atty prescribed by Congress The question TO the
constutonalty Of the oath will be argued Friday
CLERK or THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEES.
Mr. Bassett continues to act the clerk TO the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means
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SOUTH AMERICA.
--S~~~~>->~-~--~>---~->~~--
PROGRESS OF THE PLATE WAR.
---->~~~~>>~~~~-~~-~-->-
Bolivia Sends an Envoy to
Paraguay.
--~~~~~~~~--
Contemplated Alliance Between tho Two
Republics.
&c. &c. Go.
SOUTH AMERICA.
Our Rio Jansfro CorrespOndenco.
Rio JAsERo, Nov. 9, 1886.

Our Rio Jaasfro Correspondence.
Rio JAsERo, Nov. 9, 1885,
OPERATIONS RIVAL ARMIES.
The mail steamer Mersey arrived here on the 9Th inst
with dates from Buenos Ayres TO the 2oth and from
Montevideo 10 the 30th uItimo The summary Of nows
from tho scat Of very meagre in consequence Of
the distance 70 be taveed by the allied armies In order
TO reach the territory occupied by the Paaguayan forces
The allied forces advancing through Corrientes
and the various divisions being concentrated at
Mercedes and its environs At this spot the generals
were celebrating on tho plan Of future operations
rm PARAGUAYAN RErRRArrNG.
Although the Paraguayan army at a considerable
distance from the allies, it rereating and the main
body had reached Empredado little below the Of
Correntes II Is supposed that some columns had
recrossed the Parana In this retreat they laying
pose OF rendering the advance Of the allies difficult
and embarrassing possible On the Parana the bate
res they had constructed had entirely disappeared but
low tides still prevented the Brazilian fleet from going
up higher than Bella Vista.
A BRAZILIAN DIVISION CROSSES THE URUGUAY
The Brazilian division, under the command OF General
Baron Porto Allegro had commenced crossing the river
Uruguay to the Corentes territory through which
they were expected to pass into Paraguay
ARRIVAL OF BOLIVIAN MINISTER ~ PARAGUAY.
News had also reached the River Plate by passenger
who passed through Corramba and Assumption, whore
been sent from Paraguay discover the road 10 Bolivia
in which enterprise they had succeeded; and by the
same route he reports that minister from the BOLIVIAN
government had reached the capital Of Paraguay and
had been recevedswth great public demonstrations II
is presumed that the object Of his visit is to effect
pact between the republics for combined defensive
and offensive operations.
BUILDING OF 4 BRAZILIAN IRoN-o1AD
heavy iron clad vessel is being built at tho navy
yard Of this place.
EXPECTED RETURN OF THE EMPEROR.
Great preparations being made for the public recep
ton of the Emperor who expected about the 18th inst
Triumphal arches being erected in the Diyeita
the Broadway of Rio Janerol and the street viii be
splenddly decorated with flowers and plants
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ST IuTTs, DEC. 10, ISbJ.
After unusually warm, dry fan, the weather has
very cold the mercury sinking to nine degrees
pove zero day Ice began running IN the river this
afternoon and navigation OF the upper streams be
considered closed for the Steamers are still
running south, but the water is becoming quite low
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Brooklyn city News.

ANOTHER BURGLARy-$1, $3.50 WORTH or PROPERTY
sroLEs-The premises of Mr. Fay No $40 State street,
entered from the Of tho house early the
evening Of the 9th inst while the family in the
lower part of the house. and the following property
cessfully carried away by the rogues-rhree gold
watches and chains valued at 81 O00 gold crcinx
valued at 500; one gold ring valued al $751; one gold
watch seal, worth $50, and $3.50 In gold and
silver coin-in all $3.50 worth Of property
The rogucs in their hurry left 900 in government
bonds and $3.50 in greenbacks which were accessible
10 them the things they took away The house OF Dir.
Fay situated the of the lot hundred feet
from the main street The rogues got 10 the third
of the house by ascending the tells work of the
grape arbor Mr.. Fay fortunate bounty broker
during the late war; and the rogues no doubt thought
he could well afford TO distribute small amount Of
his wealth 10 them
CouSrrRFEirrRs CONVICTED 1.-Two young men, named
j. Weller and Emil Muller, tried lcted in
the Brooklyn Court of Sessions yesterday ndict
mt for passing counterfeit bills purportiDg DO on
the Jefferson County Bank. They were rcmanded for
sentence.
LaDIEs' FAIR.-The Ladies' Fair at the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music which opened last Monday even
ing for the building Of Catholic schools, with great
success, will continue throughout the week. closing
Saturday night The stalls OF the various lady managers
present fine array Of appropriate articles.
FAIR THE LADIES OF PURITAN CHURCH THE ladies
OF Puritan church corner Of DeKab avenue and Wal
worth street, holding fair, tho proceeds Of
which are TO go TO quidate the church debt The fair
is held in the chapel OF the church. The tables
Quoted by lady managers consist OF toys books,
fectonery, fancy and useful articles.
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wAsnrxorox, Dec. 10. 1895.


CASES or CONTESTED srscrroN.
Mr. DAwss trep) Of Mass, introduced resolution,
which was agreed TO- that all papers in the several cases
Of contested slsctons hereafter referred 70 the
Committee Elections, be printed in whole or in part
under the direction Of tho committee a their discretion
THE vErgRAS RESERVE coRrs
Er. scuuQk rspI Of Ohio. FROM the Committee on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-14

Famous tho MOriscOs Have Always
been for their Perfumes the Ambassador from Tunis ad
init that there oriental perfume comparable 10 PHA
Ions NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS. OF which they win
take back supply from the Bay Of New York oGohAnt
the Bey Of a.-Manafold Herald
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SEVERAL coAsrIre scHooSERs Lost IN THE LATg
sToRM--LEGAL TENDERS NOT RECEIVED ron
PINES IN THE COUNTY coURT--rANIc IN MINING
STOCKS. ETC.
San FRAScsco Dec IL, 1895
Eight small coasting vessels are reported lost in The
late storm up the coast They all belonged San Fran
csco
Judge Dwinnell yesterday decided that legs tenders
could not DO received for fines In the County Court
There In panic In mining stocks and further decline
IA noticeable. Savage, $3.50; yellow Jacket, $40 Ophir,
$3.50; Gould and Curry, $500; Chaar Potosi, $3.50
Sailed ship Robin Hood, for New York Coal oil, VI;
New fUrk butter 37hc. axe Legal tenders, tslac.
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A.-Upham's Asthma Cure Never Faila
relieve the violent In i've minutes sold
by DEMAS BARNES Co, Fl Park
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Draw
j. r. CLAYTON. 10 Wall sres.
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D PORTLAND, UrcRon, DEC. II, 100.
The Sierra Nevada sailed to-day Tor San Francisco
with $3.50, 900 In treasure.
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News from Ten nessee.

The river Is twenty six inches deep the shoals and
falling
The FIRST snow OF the season fell here to-day.
Richard Byrne keeper Of tho tolgate on the Lebanon
pike, was murdered last night by band q robbers.
Three distinct shots took effect In his body either of
which was fatal The band proceeded on the pike and
robbed fifteen other persons living along the road They
then decsmpcd and have not since been heard Of
The cotton market opened dull to-day and closed AZ
soc a doc with a decided upward tendency under
favorable advccs from the East Receipts today 137
bales; shipments 22p bales; total amount OF cotton
received here since September ], 81, Ill bales.
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At NJ. n. Higgins Mammoth Millinery.
126 Sixth avenue, Tenth street. 00 trimmed Velvet
Bonnets, at $40, Sl2 ana $l5 Call and see
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Clear, White. smooth Skfn.-HMnt'a
White Virgin Wax of Antilles gives great brlancy tbs
compexion made from pure white quits harmless
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO, and all druggist
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All Prizes Cashed ina Legal IOtterios.-
Circulars and drawings sent
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VI. bUsfOr. Dec. Is, NO
Tho parties implicated in the murder OF Frank RAs.-
aay proprietor Of the Mansion House. At Charestovn
pleaded guilty 20 the charge Of mansaughter and were
to-day sentenced ~ foliows;-hartin Kennedy hfsesa
years . the state Prison Hugh Garrett ten yoar. AAA
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silent Sewing Machine, Making tho
celebrated wilcox Gibbs stitch ~ strong, elastic ana
durable. WILCOX GIBBS, n8 Broadway.
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ALBANY, Dec. Id, 1000
Az meeting Of the Central Railroad directors held
this afternoon Dean Rchmond was eeloctcd Presdent
and n n Blstchford Vice President
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B00n.-VVard's Ladies' Paper Collars
AND CUFFS. ALSO GENTS, Wholesale and retail.
One ady Collar sent free " the trade with list Of proeo
and drawings of different styles.
s. w Ii. WARD sS7 Broadway n r.
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News from Fort Monroe.
FoRr M0sR0E, Dec is i86S
the Eighth Connecticut regiment LEFT Tor homo -
night via Baltimore
Arrived bark Adelaide baltimore, for Rio Janers:
Msudorne, for the West Indies; brig Mountain Esgts
Baltimore for Charleston
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WASHING TON.

WASHING TON.
IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
The Resolution for 4 Select Com
mittce on the Southern States
Called Up in the House.
Its Adoption as Amended by
the Senate.
Debate on tho Subject Of Comforting the Rights
Of Citizenship on COlOrcd Soldiers.
.~~->~~---~~-~-~~~~-
Proposed Anti-Secessi0n Con-
stitutiOnal Amendment.
The Resolution Calling for Information in
Regard to Unsworn Government EN-
ployes Adopted by the Senate.
Passage Of the Bill to Prevent the
Importation Of the European
Cattle Disease.
>>~>~~<>,-o~>~as.~<..
AnimadversiOn I'm the Senate on
the Press Reporter.
Order from Gen. Grant Dlscharging All Civil.
ians Except Clerks from the Army.
GO. &c. &c.
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Sears, Moles, Moth, Freckles, DIseOIsreA
Skin, Birth Marks, &e., removed without pain
Or. HARVEY. ~ Amity street.
consuItati lon free. Onlce hours 10 to2
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Prizes paid gold Information furnished The highest
paid douboon- aud all kinds of gold and silver
TAYLOR CO. Bsnkers 10 Wan street, New York
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.

John y. star ~ SON, s6 Frankilm
street general assortment of hne Wines tquo bot
tied Ales and Porter &C.
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500 pairs GewtiewewN Heavy Cs~tc.
Elsspei Drawers s.u - vo1s's o. MOI fsrSssw aas
Nv srvAdwN
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A. A.-Richmond IL now Prep

u manufacture 10 superior quality of Bootx
Shoes Caters and slippers OF variety for ladies'
gents misses, boys and children. An immense stock o6
ready made goods hand, all at reasonable prices
c. G. RICHMOND, 100 Fulton street, near broadway.
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Ales aud Porter.

AIes nd Porter.
MACPHERSON a DONALD SMITH,
Brewers OF tine Pale Ales and Porter,
West Eighteenth between Seventh and Eighth n "
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Improved Lock stitch Machines-For
siiors aud nnfscturets GROVER n BAKER SEWING
MACHINE co. eS Broadway.
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Hon. Horace Greeley Will speak ~ the
Bapst church. Lsght and varck streets at O'Clock
tonight.
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Ir~v..s..-msrsh d Co.'S Ola Estabiishea
Radical Core Truss ONCE s' al No Neses "'ee'' "''s
atte0daut
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thst w~an . crown;' but the head that wears one or
KNOWS latest ~ winter Hats tor gentlemen ~ always
comfortable Becoming and durable these inmisAeie
requirement. They can be Oh
sined 81 his new sstahl.bmsnt ISL FULTON street second
Brosds SIS Broadway under the Prcsco,t
10
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Receipts Or Sales or tho New York Dsaly
Newspapers.
OFFICIAL.
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Splendid Assortment OF Ladies' and
CIdcns Toilet Articles suitable for Holiday Presents ~
THOMAS &MoRRISETT's, Sio Broadway n. X.
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The Southern Express Company.
LEST ARI silEn n Az is6ll

For the transportation OF Merchandise valuable fscksgs
Specie Bank Notes Bonds Ac W al psrss ~ the Soutn
'sd southwest, n Sssp;ss yre WI COMPANY.
have established their agency 81 " Frosnway NV
where orders 70 can for goods 70 DO fcrwaded soh W"
rsrive prompt Attention. -
Merchandise and vslusbcs dever.d 70 Harndens kas
the soushspn Rrprsss Company ~'n receive promp' -
patch.
the 50 athrrn Espress Company ~ Brosdway 60.
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Furs. Furs. Furs-At Banta's, 35J
Canal street; elegant Mink cApes MuRs and Collars Che
drens Fancy Furs Ladies' Trimmed Hoods
Cans Gloves aud Muners &c.
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, ia. President, GO Broadway Agents
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LAssAI.L,s Fur Business has removed from M to $40
ANAL and AZ Broadway, where ladies' will large
the finest furs In the city, and cent cheap
4 than a other place.
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Grover q Bakers First Premium Elias
lie stitch Sewing Machines for family and Lock Stch
Machines FOR taors and 1876 Broadway
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Holiday Presents OF Affection and Char
ty-wIfEELRR A WILSON'S Lork Stitch Sewing Ma
Hines aud Button Hole Machines, 623 Broadway