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civ Intelligence.

Masonic FLAG PROM NORTH POEOn Tuesday
evening the famous Arctic explorer Dr. Hayes Of Pha
dolphin returned TO Kane Lodge Of this city the Masonic
flag which tc Lodge had Entrusted 10 him, at the MGR
chants Exchange nvc years ago. 10 carry TO the North
Pole II possible. General James +. Hall, one Of the
officers II the Lodge, introduced DR. Hayes TO the broth
present In the and elegant lodge room, and the
Doctor brief address, stated that the flag which he
now returned had been planted farther north than any
other except the flag OF our country, and that Lad
coated within I'VE hundred miles Of the Psle Hon Mr..
sonmer Master OF tho Lodge appropriately responded.
SCRANTON Coal At AUCTION "A sale at auction Of two
thousand 1--WE hundred Of Scranton coal took place
yesterday morning the oicc Of the Delaware, Iacka
wanna and Western Railroad Company, 20 Exchange
place The bidding spirited. The prices obtained
for the different varieties ofcoa MS compared with those
OF Move mler. rs follows
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So much has boon said by the Northern press IN regard
70 the probabilities Of insurectonary the
part OF the freedmen and little pains have been taken
by the prcss OF the South to correct those misconccp
TONS that many In the North actually believe there
10 necessity for the adoption Of the stringent mca.
sures bv the government order Ia rcpress them.
II IN news to MS and 10 RAIDERS " there can De
discovered any foundation whatever for such reports II
s fair 10 presume that n In such close proxlm
iy 10 danger OF this kind, would be most likely 70
be made aware Of the fact hong before any positive evl.
our social existence rested on such q thin volcanic
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We indebted Charles Cambridge, the obligiug
ser Of steamship San Salvador from sayshhab, for the
prompt delivery ~ our files
Purser Ellison, Of steamship Montgomery from New
Orleans has our thu Its for favors.
srtAmsHIp IDAno Bunker which cleared henHe for No
bile sd ashore Jersey beach, Rarnegat Light
The weasel VIII undoubtedly prove total loss The
greater part the viii be saved but in damaged
Shippers should at send copies Of their invoices
and bills adne to the austers Messrs Moody Teifair,
IS Wall street, New York tSee news coumns)
srxAsIr IsLA cuBA sp), Rivera, which sailed from
this port for Csdis the 22d inst has returned
quenoe OF having broken her propeller shaft.
Old Colony from London previously reported ashore
a Fort Lafayette has gotten of and lowed 10 this
She London Nov bh Dec LIST 500 miles to
the westward OF Grand Bank since when have had =
OF gales and hurcancs Lost sails store boats
and buwaks sprung mainmast and did other damage She
Is consigned 10 n Brown Co.
PRorkllER AsRowE-The brig Ada, from st AIMS Bay.
JAM which arrived at this port yesterday, reports large
propeller painted light color ashore Bsrnesa the
making clean breach her large number Of persons
on board of her.
scHR II,lL ashore yesterday during the fog on
Sandy HOOK
snr ourrs tBr, hence for Baltimore which broke away
from the steamer Chamberlain which had Der IN tow ser
Wards arrived g Fortress Monroe and was Aen :" 70" "
81 HEssA Nov I7-The Yarra yarrah, from Calcutta for
New York arrived here Nov making quantity OF water
BARK w,cxoprr-Douslas I'M. Dec s-The wckopee, Le.
land from Liverpool for Charleston has put into Feel IN,
disabled, and Is discharging part OF cargo
BAG THOMAS Yousa from Charlotteiown, PE1,for New
York with oats dragged her ANCHORS and went ashore on
sne a rV pns rofs ws where she Ssons 10 &
Bs,e Jxssr RHysAs, from Baltimore for New York, put
into Newport Dec "a having been driven Oh her course by
the late gales; split sails, sprung alcat, Ac
Sem JosrYn CRlrpAIt of Fall River) ashore al Long
Branch NJ has gone pieces The cargo viii DO total
loss.
Sem Iours WALSH Booth from Esebethport for Boston
p, into Haven night Of 2lst with loss OF jb and main
frrsafI tho gale of that day.
scnR G Hursr from New York for Baltimore At Fort.
ross Monroe 10Th inst thrown on her beam eDds IN
squa on Absecom and lost all her deck load OF forage
scHa GOVERNOR Coxy Norton from Bath for Providence
put into Bedford ~ account OF loss OF head OF
Foremost fore msinopass and msinboom IN tne gale
OF that morning OF the Sow Pigs Lishtboaa
scHR ocsAr BIRD of Providence, lss tons bust IN ~
Providence has been sold 10 Capt Ahira Kelley and
parties Dennis and Boston for $500 cash she VIII here.
after hail from Dennis under command OF capt Kelley
scun jaw tbeforc reported abandoned Dec 2lst expe
renced heavy gale, and ~ Pm sprung aleak
aud lost derk load She had Of Oh hhds moasses
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Reported Row and Loss OF Life AZ Ports
mouth, Va.
our FORTRESS MONROE coRREsPoyDEScE.

Information has reached here Of row yesterday in
Portsmouth attended with loss Of life. Tho difficulty s
said to have originated nom badly behaved negroes
drinking bad whiskey Commencing with lighting with
nsts they rcsorted TO pistols, and In the indscrimi
nate firing among themselves Killed white woman
and boy who happened TO be among the limo.
cent pssscrs by In the street. and two OF their
own number. II Is also said that several
riousy hurt. The fighting, killing and manning wero
finally ended by interference OF tho provost guard aud
arrest Of the rngeadcrs There Is variety OF stories
in circulation regarding tho AFFAIR but here Is
able 10 give the 81 the killed and injured have
given all the facts known here and the most probable
version Of the story. Aside from this dn7culty there
was no disturbance hercabout Of the harmonies q
Christmas day
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Preparations to Resist the Allies
at Humaita, the Para
guayan Stronghold.
Movements Of the Brazilian Squadron
on the Plate River.
Reception Of the Emperor Dom Pedro on His
Return 10 Rio Juneiro.
A Popular Welcome---Salutes,
Nominations, &c.

Tho steamship North America Captain Zimmerman,
arrived al this port yesterday from Rio Janero on De
cembcr q touching at Bahia, Pernambuco and ST.
Thomas THIS the second trip of the line Of steamers
recently established between New York and the
above ports
BY this arrival in receipt Of interesting ntelli
sence from South America which will be found in the
letters Of correspondents published below.
The purser OF the North America has thanks foI
carly delivery of 6les and dispatches.
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Rio JANBiRo Dec. 2, 1866.
NEWS FROM SEAT WAR.
The transport Jose San Roman arrived here on the
Goth ultno from the River Plate, with dates from
Buenos Ayes tho 2lst and Montevidco 10 The 23d.
POSITION or THE ALLIED ARMY
Up the 18th the allied army had passed the rivel
Corrcncs, aud occupied the frontiers OF Batel fifty
leagues from the town Of Corientes 1t supposed,
however, that thence they would march for Renon Do
soto the environs Of Gorga, where, in all probability
tc artillery baggage and part of the infantry would be
embarked 20 up the Parana. The different divisions
Of the Brazilian troops which had been sent up TO Cor
rienies by water amounted To Eve thousand men. II
was st probematcal whether Urquiza would be able 10
bring army into the field, numerous assertions were
taking place in his lines On the frontier OF Rio Grandc
troops had marched 10 incorporate themselves with
General ne Loro's army.
rssIRE NATIONAL GUARD TO VOTE.
The nrmy Of Corrienies, under General Caccres, en-
cnped thin two leagues OF the capital OF provn.
cia government, asked permission Of the central gov
give leave Of absence part Of the National
Guard 20 enable them attend the provincial elections
NJ well AZ 10 repair AZ quickly as possible the damage
Criscd by The inyasion OF the Iaraguaynns.
YoEssDsPLE orsTertr">s an THE PART oF The PkRA-
erkyfSs.
From Correnos information is obtained from prison
css escaped from the nnajia the ChacuDha the
garrison az that strong consists Of from eight
ten Thousand men, From II ,mai,a along the side Of
the Cbaco three great distractions form ing one shut
np tho river Thls formidable obstrrct consists Of
i've vcsscs with two lang. boats in the centre sunk
MD Channel, aud ba,iE, ~ tho middle nous
n',r,nr mounted lou:oi WITH many destructive mate
ys. Ia scattered around each shell having two fuses
Bcsftles al ttiS, Shot, IL obscr, sta.
doued caci side ~ the river, with guards aud
watches, to look out FOR add rcrori tho approach Of
eneluy.
SIRE rtRlGrtyAss.
~ also sad that IN ltnpGa The iaiagGasahs haye a
lattfry q sSty runs, and ria the army which letrcatcd
frOm Cerrcnes X there, will cavalry rrr mcn,s
amour .ing in al 10 ahos; Llrty thousand men.
The Rr.@,iinn squadron III Corlories from which
place re,uEGoiter cyrcs ions hayc frequently gone
up several tandrod miles. No late Information from
tat rnr. % ,c army undor Baron foio Allegro bas been
Yecei, cd.
IE,g'i ArsoS ~ fHg mszlItS ,Ryy tsn woIsr
II IL az No Gis:ui' Eg rply facts The Enpero, s
fHr from hc NJ Ileased It'll the condiilnn OF the Fra
ylian army, wllntyad Il. himself during his recent
roiourn ~ the Of Tie soldiers then dying
IN "a; tho ~ hundred and fifty PER day, rom
safvaton piner n'y IN consequence Of The wretchcd
arrangements of the commissioned department through
s!ccuairg part Perhaps II you strike out the - in
the word sscn''nr you u be ncnrer 10 The irgIh il
nj have hca,G bc tree However, Tie EgItID vii
rcn Lave man u the spoi acle 90 expos these de-
GpqLepccn
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Large Fire i'm Missouri.
Obsequies OF Governor Corwin.
S HIPPIN G NEW S !.

ALMANAC NEW YoRK-1Hn
Sun RISES "a NOON SETS. .morn Q
Elm BETS. ~ HIGH WATER. morn ~
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Reports from Petersburg, Norfolk and
Richmond.
PETERSBURG, Va, Dec 81, 1895.
There have been no disturbances caused by the me-
groes who have behaved themselves very well in this
city and the adjacent country They have been quiet
and orderly for the season. and before were so
few seen on our streets during the Christmas holidays
There is no apprehension uneasiness in the public
mind about them.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. q, 1895
There was serious disturbance among the blacks on
Christmas, nor has there been any since Monday.
few braws in Norfolk and Portsmouth were the result
of whiskey and had no political signGcation whatever
II is true that many Of the blacks Of this county have
provided themselves with PISTOLS but it is not thought
there Is any purpose Of insurrecti0n among them.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec ~, 1905
There never was more harmony between whites and
blacks this season. No aggressive disposition was ma
infested on the part Of either.
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c1A ne would De the nrst 70 perceive the symptoms
Of eruption Nothing has ranspired TO induce rs 70
credit The existence Of OF anirs deplorable,
either in this vicinity elsewhere In GeoEga and We
unhestatingy pronounce all such yumors FALSE sheer
political captrap circulated and commented upon for
party purposea The dreams and
visions OF negro revos which have left such sad inn
pressons on the minds Of those far removed nom
what they consider is 10 be the eld Of operations nave
not in the least disturbed the peace and quiet OF our
people.
Large Fire I'm Missouri.
sr Louis, Dec. 81, 1868
The Touring mill OF Jasper Co., OF Hannibal, NO.,
was burned Tuesday last Loss $4,000; insured for
$4,000.
Obscquies OF Governor Corwin.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 20, 1855
The funeral Of Governor Coywin took place at LEBANON
Ohio, to-day, and largely attended by delegates
from all parts of the State.
Died.
OAKLEY--On Wednesday, December ~, GrorGE T.,
youngest son OF Wmot Oakley, Of South Brooklyn.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
tFosAOther Deaths See Second and Third Pages
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Fort OF New York. Decemher a7. Iso,

CLEARED.
Steamship Java chr. Moode, Liverpool via Queenstown
f Cunard
Steamship Moro Castle, Adams, Havana-spoFord Tiles
ton Co.
Steamship Lone Star. sehneidau New orleans-J Ray
Steamship Granada Baxter. Charleston SEA- Lcary
Steamship Albemarle Bourne Norfolk, City Point and
Rlchmond-Lvineston, Fox 4 Co.
Steamship Saratoga King Norfolk, City Point and Rich
monde Ifeineken Il PaImore
Steamship w Woodward, Reynolds Baltimore.
Steamship knight, Dentc, Wellington Crom-
Ship r4ctolus, .Tobey: Mclbourne--R W Cameron.
Bark Harvest Moon, Bartlett Galveston~-F smith.
Bark Minerva, Sackpole, New OrlcansSnow Burgess.
Bark Emily Agnos (Br), Watson, Richmond, Val l.
Phipps 4 Co.
Brig Breeze Br), McDougnl, Cork, for orders-J Whit
Brig Lizzie Ryder, Pennington. GonaivesMier Hough-
ton
Brig Elba fBr) Davson, Cienfnegos--D De Wolf Co.
Brig Achat West tBr), RAINY, 81 John and MayagnezR
Small Go.
Brig Renshaw, Smith. st Marks Ha--E Hnrlbus Co.
schr Ianrn Frances. Higgins JacmeI-Bret Son Co.
Schr Tilt Prescott, Wllmington-Thomas& Holmes
schr Hardscrabblc Jones, BanmoreJ HaviInnd
Schr Monitor, Bessc. Wareham-H Racket Son & Co.
schr Harriet Ryan, Snow. New Bedford-Ferguson
Wood.
schr shaler, Strickland, New London-H Racket 4
Son.
Scbr ] M Barnard Crowel, New Hayen--M Briggs Co.
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IHI sIEGRo MSURRECnol.'
.-~~~~~>~~~~>>~~~~
GREAT CRY AND LITTLE Wool.
>~~~~-~>~~-~~.~~---~
The Facts Respecting the 1meute in
Alexandria, Va.
>~o~~~->~~~-~~~~~>>~~>>~
Reported Riot and Loss OF Life In
Portsmouth.
.>c>~o~~~~>-~>~>~~>~~~
Whiskey the Cause OF All the
Disturbances.
.~~~~>~~o~~>>~~~~~~~~c~~
All Quiet in Georgia and North
Carolina.
DC. &c. &c.


WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1855.
The following responses have been received to in
quries upon the subject Of the expected uprising" Of
the negroes.
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REPORTS from North Carolina.
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Reports from North Carolina.
RALEIGH, Dec. II, 1865.
There was never before moro orderly Christmas
week. thus far the blacks behaving well as usual No
apprehension Of disturbances from them here or else
where far can be learned, exist All classes here
rejoice at the prospect Of speedy restoration OF the
State to its former position, and they have not been
more cheerful for years Measures were taken pre-
serve order throughout this military district by closing
barrooms during the holidays.
WILMINGTON, Dec. q, 1865.
With tho exception Of few isolated cases Of collision
between the whites and the blacks Christmas morn
ing, yesterday reported there have been no dstur-
Dances There is no apprehension Of any further df-
Guilty, and NO danger is anticipated.
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certain cure without the slightest danger for PILES oo
Wovnde scrof,la saItrheum all Bone and Skin Dscasee
Sc For sale al IS Bowsy aud By all principal Druseas.
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"Hs'mrera' MJos'v VI. W. w. s.ns-'f law, ma
1g-c ~ ~ Sna l ..pn,io It ~ lef RIO erande ON
9Th sItimo, board The imperial steamer nerenei
accompanied by The steamers san Miguel and lcao
They ur,ci nj sar'a cathar ninc T. NJ on the 5th;
where they renamed tii iour J. N. Of The 7th, VIXEN
they Iefi for RIO yanciro
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22
TO THE LADIES

ladies suffering from any complaint incident 20
their sex, such as the Whites Falling of the Womb
Irregularities Pain in the Side, Headache Palpi-
tation, Suppression and all other diseases to which
the Female system is subjected, will find prompt
relief by addressing themselves to DOCTOR
PERRAULT.
To those seeking our advice a plain statement
of their will be given whether curable or not
The great experience acquired by DR.. PER-
RAULT in his extensive practice, and in the 7afi-
hospitals of Continental Europe, affords an
ample guarantee to those seeking advice, of beipg
under the care Of legally qualified practtioner-
DIR. PERRAULT'S name is to be found in the
Medical Register, under the authority of the Medi-
cal Counc Of Great Britain, and is, therefore, not
to be classcd with the (in many cases as
sumed) of horde of adventures who, through the
public press seek to impose upon the credulous
and unwary by the publication of qualifications
and the advocacy of specifics that rarely bene-
fetal, and in most cases positively injurious.
Persons at distance can be cured at home by
addressing letter to DR.. PERRAULT and stat
ing their case.
Letters by Express to be addressed to j. PER
RAULT, NJ. D., of Sacramento and Mont
gomery streets, Rooms Nos. 10 and H. or to Bex
973 Post Office, San Francisco. jll5
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22
4 Suggestion.
For Road Master.
JAMES JENKINS.

That there are men among US who, pro-
Tossing to be Union above all others, and who
would, if they could. get up ticket in op-
position to the regular one, there is no doubt.
For their benefit we state that last week,
after the five" had met in certain Federal
officials room, and announced that a ticket
was made, prominent Democrat on the
street was heard to say he was glad of it, as
it would save them (the Democrats) the trou-
BILE of making nominations.
Now, for the benefit of the " five," we
suggest that they decline showing themselves
as mean as those g Peoples" ticket men in
the lower counties, by adopting their trans
parency, but boldly come out and say to the
Democrats, Nominate your ticket. and ace
will support it." In this way they would
avoid election expenses, and retain the credit
Of being consistent.
AL have the right to change their opinions
on political issues. They have the right to
determine wha. party they will work with.
But they have not the moral right to do these
things under false pretences. Let them be
manly. If they want Democratic votes, let
them 90 into that party; but, for the sake Of
decency, let them not claim Democratic votes
under some other guise. From the com
mencement to the close of the rebellion, there
has never been political organization that
we loved less than that known as Democratic,
nor did we suppose one could be framed for
which we could feel a greater disgust yet it
has been done. San Francisco took the lead
and from there it has spread over many parts
of the State, and is known as the 9 Peoples
Party"-principally composed of s,eaks from
the Union and Democratic parties. Ieexists
only for mischief It's object is entirely
merceuary no higher principle is found in
it. 1t was framed to dsorganize respect
able party, and to draw strength from anoth
er which, if it las no other merit, has that Of
having been bold in its treason.
Five We can spare you; we can gel
along without you; but, for the sake of old
associations, we beg you be manly. Come
out under true colors, for at this hour you
fool nobody with names.
Any ticke. run against the Union nomi-
necs is Democratic ticket in every sense
A change of name only makes it more con
temptibly mean.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22

THE PRESENT CONDITION OF JEFF. DAVIS.
The Philadelphia Press gives the follow
ing sketch of Davis condition in Fortress
Monroe 1t is hopeless enough;
s. At the first fort, an entire easement,
comprising two rooms, was set apart for his
use. In front of it line of sentinels, max
ing three sides of square, of which the front
of the easement is the fourth. prevents all
approach to the locality. Within this line is
an officer on duty, who, for the time being, is
not allowed TO leave the established enclo-
sure. and who holds one of the keys to the
door of the easement. In the interior, two
sentinels are on duty with their backs to the
door, under orders not to speak during their
tour of duty. but continually to observe the
prisoner Between them sits an officer, who
is also not allowed to speak, and who holds
the kew of the second or interior lock of the
door, which cannot be opened. except by the
concurre ce of the two officers named. AT
the door between the rooms is another sen
tinel, and in the inner room are two others
who are ali enjoined to the same strict ST.
lence. Mr.. Davis cannot thus be lost sight
OF for a moment, day or night. The window
of the inner room is, of course, the embrasuTe
of the casemate, looking out on the broad
-moat of the fort, and beyond it line OF SEN
tinels observe the embrasure, The prisoner
is provided with feed from that prepared for
the guard furnishing the above details. He
is in continual, uninterrupted silence. 1t he
makes request it is written down and Tor
warded to the military commandant. who
returns brief answer in writing, grant
ing or denying the favor. He is furnished
with Bible, and that only"
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22
TO THE
NERVOUS AND INFIRM
nR.J. PERRAULT. GRADUATE OF

Il X. j. PERRAULT. GRADUATE OF
DTHE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENS COL
LEGE, begs to inform patients and others seeking
medical advice that he may be consulted personally
or by letter in al cases of Nervous and Physical
Debility, and the various disorders arising from
sedentary habits, excess accident or climate from
A. NJ. to II NJ, and to P. NJ, at his Office.
Armory Building, northwest corner Montgomery
and Sacramento sts., Rooms Nos. 10 and H. first
floor, up stairs. Entrance on either Montgomery
Sacramento streets.
Where secret inirmity exists, involving the
happiness of life and that of others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity of its removal, for
it is fact that premature decline of the vigor of
manhood, matrimonial unhappiness, compulsory
single lile local and physical debility, ETC.. have
their in causes, the germ of which is planted
in early life and the bitter fruit tasted long after
ward.
DOCTOR PERRAULF'S Diplomas are in his
Offices where patients can see for themselves that
they are under the care of a regularly educated
practitioner. The best references will be given
when required. Patients suffering under Chronic
Diseases can call and examine for themselves. We
invite investigation, claim not to know everyt thing
nor to cure everybody; but we do claim that in
all cases take under treatment we fulfill our
promises. We particularly request those who have
tried this boasted Doctor and that advertised Phys
cian till worn out and discouraged, to call upon
1t viii cost nothing as consultations are free
In al cases Of Primary, Tertiary and Secondary
Syphilis, Pains in the Bones, Old Sores Rheuma-
tIsm, Gonorrhea, Gleet Structures, etc. particular
attention is given, well as to cases of Seminal
Emission aud Impotency.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22

tbs LITTLE DEVIL This wonderful
little quartz mill was subjected to trial
this morning at the laundry of Goss Lam
bard, in the presence of large number OF
spectators. Who were delighted with its work
and warmly congratulated Kendall on his
success. It's weight is only 5000 pounds,
and it can be carried anywhere. The crush
ing is done with set of rotary hammers on
steel die. With six horse power it will crush
FIVE tuns per day This morning it occupied
lust sixteen minutes in crushing $50 pounds
of the very hardest white quartz. The cost
of the apparatus is but S800.-Bee.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22

MININc.-Mr. Mccall, a miner on Dog
Creek, tributary of the Sacramento, some
forty miles above here, struck into gulch
last spring, just by way of amusing himself,
and after little digging, found himself anus,
ed by the picking up of lump of virgin gold
weighing thirteen and one quarter pounds
Looking upon this as rather pleasant pros
pect, he continued the pleasing recreation,
and took out another piece worth 1924, ano-
ther Sl3j, another Sl24, another 1924 so,
another SS5, another S74. another S6S. ano
ther ST. another $50 So His aggregate
receipts for the spring, and until the water
dried up, amounted to $4,000. Now, all
this. in Shasta county, State of California, is
literally true, nor is the gulch near worked
out Mccall is not going to Idaho.