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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-07
Dissolution OF Partnership.

TIVE firm Of j. FARRNBAcHER 4 Co., of this city,
l. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JACOB FARRNBACHER,
SOLOMON KUHN.
BATON RoUeE, July Oath, 1866
The above business will be continued at the
same old stand under the firm of
july26 10i. j. FARRNBACHEE.
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.1agSE ReCeSUe6.

.1agSE ReCeSUed.
Ok BARRELS overweight Mess Pork.
so barrels Bakers Flour.
% . Choice Double Extra Flour.
% :. Common Flour.
so boxes German Soap.
90 :. Palm Soap
100 barrels Richards Cape Lime.
5 :. Whisky.
10 half barrels Whisky.
barrels Butter Crackers.
$500 pounds Assorted Candies.
$50 :. New Maple Sugar.
10 cases Lemon Syrup.
dozen Sugar Of Lemon or Portable Lem
onade.
10 dozen Olive Oil-pints and quarts.
10 boxes Cracknsl Biscuits.
10 :. Soda Crackers.
casks Clear Sides.
Q :. Shoulders.
2terceH Sugar Cured Hams.
lease :. e. Breakfast Bacon.
The above articles will be sold low for cash, By
july2l JULIUS Q. BoaEL.
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FRESH GROUND CORN MEAL.

THhMILIES and Planters in want OF choice
4 article of fresh ground Corn Meal or strictly
chsice article of White Corn, would 90 well % cali
upon [ray12I JOSHUA dEAL'
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Spiral Hotties, Gtf.
.VOfiCe--.VOlSce.

CoLLEcToR's oFFioE u 3. TNTEENAL REVENUE
IN COLLECTION DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA, 7
Baton Rouge, July 26th, 1886 J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

paragraph on his PA0sopke de PArtea Ndla is prepar
ing important work America Trose is publishing
edition of La NoHrtHe France by old Marc LEscarbot
The Able Domeneck has nearly ready for the press work
on Mexico
Able List the converted pianist has composed an ora
torio, Ckrst, that is TO DO performed at the ltaens.
Doubtless his penitence and conversion from naughty
wordliness profound and sincere but not Barnum
OF VctOrien Sardou is cunning IN the high art OF
puff than the pous, musical Able. This oratorio will
furnish newspaper folks with paragraphs numberess
between and its actual performance next Lent
touch at one other American theme and am done.
MONSIEUR dc Fonviele constant and sometimes extrava
CANT admrer what is and sets up 10 be good in our
United States institutions, aptly crtcises reported
speech addressed by Gen Dix to the RevYok 9TH Regi
ment wherein the gallant General lays down the doctrine
that the mission Of Northern is 10 subduo Southern
races In that case" mildly suggests Editor Fonvele
should look in the long for the triumphant progress
southwark of the Esimaux aud the Lapandcri and in
the time for the conquest Of the United States by
the Canadians" is poor rule that viii not work both
ways Happily in the presentnsan the rule is OF tho
poorest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
TENNESSEE.
GOLD MEDAL TO BIZ PRESENTED TO GEN. THOMAS
TIE COTTON MARKET.
THE INDIAN WAR.
pEpRRpArroSs IN TEXAS.

TELkaRAPH .
Nkw-ORLEAss, Dec 7.-Gen. Charles Gntin he's suos
ceeded Gen Heintzelman Commander Of the Departs
ment of Texas. -- r 4
The Indians on the Western frontier again commtr
ting depredatons military force is about TO take It'd
field aud will probably put check 10 their deyish actsS
ACTIVITY OF THE INDIANS ON THE PLAINS.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec Letters received from Montana re-,
late terrible state of things among the small number Il
troops stationed the different posts from Virginia City
10 Forts Smith and Kearney letter from Fort SMITH
saws from this point down TO the Platte River the road N
graveyard About $50 men have been killed far al
known We have had no intelligence from Fort KeaDey
for many days. and fear that communication is cut on
Indians moving toward this post for the purpose Of caps
turing it. .t E.I -.tI '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
ITALY.
THE EVACUATION OF RoMB.

THB EVACUATION OF RCAB.
PARIS Friday, Dec q 1850.
The French officers held their farewell interview
with the Pope yesterday.
THB POPE THB TEnANs Ard TIKI CAEADAs.
LONDON Friday Dee T. 1866.
The official journal Of Rome denies that the Pope
ever told the United States Minister here that it would
be better for The Canados TO be annexed to the United
States than fall into the hands Of the Fonians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
GEORGIA,
THE COTTON CROP.

By TELEGRAPH TRInrSE.
SAVANNAH, Ca. Dec. 6-The cotton crop accounts from
this State less favorable though Of the Planters
ere widely at variance in their statements Tho majority,
however express great disappointment at the resn Of la
yield which has turned out far less than they Anticipated
before picking.
THR STAY LAW PASSED By BOTH HOUSES ,
SAVANNAH, Dee. THE bill passed by the Houee,
known the stay" law, and which pos'ponos the tst
payments debts until January 1868 passed BY tue
Senate Of this State yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
FLORIDA.

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, REJECTS TnE con-
sTITUTIoKAL AMENDMENT.
TRLEeRIpH TRIBUNE.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Dee 6.-The House Of Reposenie-
tyes of this State have taken up the report Of the Com-
mee to whom was referred the proposed Constitutional
amendment and by unanimous vote agreed 70 that ie-
port. The report, it will be remembered, reoommendod
the rejection Of the amendment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
FRANCE.

THK HExICAP TRANSPORTATION FLEET READY FOR
6kA, ,svNv-tf
s. .-'~ '''Ss'' " PANS, Friday Dee T. 1896
The largo feet Of French wal vessels aud transports
is now ready to sail for Mexico.
EXPECTED RESIGNATION OF MoU6TlBR.
There ia a ramor current that houstier will soon
resign HE position in the Cabinet of the Emperor
THR WAR WITH CORRA.
PAHs Friday Dec. = 1oon-ls66.
TIE French vessels Of wal have blCckadcd COrea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Friday, Dee 7-NOon- 1865.
The Crown Prince Of Denmark visited the King Of
Prussia to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

TIE GOVERNOR RECOMMENDS THR ADOPTION on The
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
MOBILE Dec GA special dispatch to The Adrc tisey
aud Register, dated Montgomery, Ala, Dec G, says:
1.-THE Governor sent message TO both Houses stating list
events Of vital character we're now ttansprng reference
relations with the Union and exps his srpehanscn
that the stability Of affairs might be suddenly broken
tho Radicals who were determined at oil hazards 10 enforce
their terms Of restoration and threaten to reverse cur pro-
ton to be fyorabe action the Constitutional Amend
men He thinks It's ratification necessary and suggests thst
sage to the Committee on Federal Relations Tie House adj
journed pending its consideration Of the message e contents
opposed ratification Judge Buteed decided that pas d
debts In Confederate money Yoid
THE AMENDMENT DEFEATED BY a LARGE MAJORITY.
TELEGRAPH =
WASHINGTON, Dec. Notwithstanding the recon.
mendaiOn Of Gov. Patton Of Alabama to the Legislature
TO pass the Constitutional Amendment adviees 70.
ceived tonight that it was defeated in both Hotses BY
large majority One of the reasons urged before the Leg
isature by the enees of that that President
johnson strongly opposed 1t in bis Message and never
would consent 10 its adoption
THE PAPERS OPPOSED TO JUDGE BCsTERDs COURSE.
TkLseRAPH TRIBUNE .
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 6,-The papers CT the State
generally oppose the recent position taken by Judge Fus-
teed in favor of the adoption of the Congressional Amend
ment and charged him with abandoned tho interests
OF the people whom he processes to represent
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
In the Legislature Dec J. Mr.. Brooks Of Louis Comfy
introduced bill which provides that every male Tereon,
q years of age who al be citizen the United States
and shall have resided in this State year preceding
election who read the State and United States Cen
stutons and write egbly and own 600 worth Of prop
erty shall be entitled 10 vote at any election in this State
The bill laid the table after exciting debate ~
a vote of 90 to H. An Alabama paper Says Mr Brooks,
the author Of the BILL Of the original Secesto0ts,
served in the Confederate army with distinction ana sac
rifced all his worldly goods the lost cause lie IN new
convinced that the only way TO redeem the State om IFS
present PROSTATE condition. restore peace and harmony 70
the country is to give the black man chonee 70 vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
POUGHKEEPSIE.
VAL OF THE UNITED STATES ASSESSORS.

REMOVAL OF THE UNITED STATES ASSESSORS
NJ rEIEsKAPH
PoUGRKEEPsIE Dec. 7.--As you have already
learned by telegraph two removals have been made
district both Of them Assessors One Of them Robert Wkn,
son was formerly officer In the l2eth Regiment His su
cesso Mr. Benjamin Broas officer the 0th Regt
ment Mr. VIM A. flaming the other renewed Assessor wna
always prominent Republican His successor has always bet
identified with the Democratic party and opposed "a th
The Postmaster appointed for this City has not "
district In a few daya rUl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
THE ARREST OF SURRATT.

CANADIAN DISCOVERS HIM AMONG THE PoPB's
TROOPS.
TnLxeRAPH TRIBUNE
MONTREAL Dee u. The Herald publishes extracts from
letters written by citizen Of Montreal who served in the
American army and aftewsrd was in the Fapal service
When in tho South no became acquainted with John H.
Snrrntt whom no identified in Italy, serving in the
Zouayes This person informed the American ambassador
al Rome who sent for instructions TO Mr. Seward In con-
versatiOn Suratt Is reported to have sad mat the as
and with the assent of JEDI Davis This informant against
Srrratt is now on his vay 10 Washington. f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08


LITERARY WORK AT TIE PARIS EXHIBITION
FIem On Special CcITesVcIdtrt
PAlus Nov. l6, 1906
The Court went out to Compiegne last Tuesdsy-raher
later In the season than usnato remain month and 10
entertain four series Of guests each series resting week
Whereby note, among other sigDiications these;
That Tie Emperor to the proper old English phrase
DOT yet gone ont Of mode in parts Of America keeps
ms health that the Empress whose doth birthday or
fa1hef SAINTS day she born in May 1885, cee-
oIated there yesterday win not be likely 10 foake her Office
OF gracious hostess and make the lately much Tumored
VISIT 70 the Pope before the 18Th Of December that in the
se ssIes Oh arc included the military and civil
emDels Of We Army Organization ComIaission-So whom
ts original composition. WV WV
The Commission continues Al Cornnkono is sessions
held here under the Presidency of the Emneror who
presses forward their labors 10 brt cooen bicb n
IL supposed may be arrived al By the end ~ tbeT visit
They are bueled a. You know devisno davcos where
BY the military land and force Of FRnee NAV he Isyee
~ augmented, economically. variety OF sebemes-
some half dozen sOhaye been presented and ARMED
By different members 20 ttis end. To extract and
from al these ono homogeneous scheme wiz DO the ofce
Of o subcommittee already oppointod-tbeir WORK 6ar
enough advanced 20 be sent 10 the Council of State AZ
base Of the dobeat0n8 Ia that body OF bill 70 be then
Submitted TO tbo Corps Legsatii may DO completed with
IA fortnight.
Win tne iaboFe OF tho Commission thus far it's Presi.
dent 10 said 20 be well content ~ tho report bo true
Goes 70 show that fajesty is more easily satisfied
Nan aro bic Subjects 80 "a not worth the while 70 sel
Hown here O. synOD q Tho various schemes Just
Iened TO- Whoi II ttora Lac transpIed-and much Of
mem h'S 'fansUrcd-Iou may read 10 IouJ EaroPeaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
dimes OF AVA E. Dickinson.

FTF6HAPH 10 1hE IHIbUNF+ =
CHICAGO Dec. miss Anna L. Dickinson il lying
very ID at Rockford and Will be obliged 10 cancel al her Wes
eyn engagements for this season She will return to Phado
mia soon o. she hgs gEtlgepty recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
TURKEY.


I-IIyl
THE CAgD1AN RsURRECTIoE.
TbeTe is q rumoT circulating here from the CONT
nent that the Car Of Russia has invited France and
England to take some measure by which the three
Governments may arrive OF mutual understanding
in regard to affairs 10 the Island Of Gambia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


boEpoH MONEY MARKET AND UNITED STATES sEoU-
RITES.
LONDON Dec 7Uni.ed States sos uudcr the fan Of gold
IN EeyYork open firm, This morning at H. The issue Of
1866 held firm at 63SeI Railway shares are bat little
changed Illinois Central shares LITTLE irmer with sales
dUE.
IoEpoS Dee 7-NooD.-The money market Is quiet and
steady consos for money quoted AZ So ex dividend
The following the opeIne Of United States socui
tee Erie shares a. Illinois Central ~ United States 5os
~.
LONDON Dec -ConsOs maintain the quotations OF yeeteT
day and Teen done So m morey and at ESQ for
cunt
The money market remains unchanged
LONDON FRIDAY, Dec. 7--Eyening- COnsos closed this
afternoon at ga for money.
American Securities closed today at the following quotations
United States 500 u Illinois Central steIes IA Erie Rail.
way Shares SCI.
BREADsTUFFs, PETROLEUM AND PROVISION MARKET.
LIyERPooI Dec lat the Corn market to-day very snail
business was done and prices generally ruled steady
Spirits Tufpehtne again shows tghsdeclDe on Amer
can
Provisions exhibit no features the demand for all de
terpons is moderate prices remain nOmnay the
EyISyo-Tle BreadstuAs maJket closed fat Corn wal
last quoted at 1913
The Provision market hos been inactive ali doy and
del
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIyETooL Dec The cotton market closes generally
fhaIged On tie week though authorities quote slight
deoLe and place Addlng Upands at 13l4d The business
Of the ending last Tbursda evening 10 stated to b
5000 tales while that for today egmted at 10000 The
cotton Or the reported by the Broker Creu
lar have aggregated 5000 bales The market has been gen
orally dull and quiet To-day however decline Of penny
roed and the opening price Of ddling UplandS l3ld
The sales to-day promise TO reach oooO bees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
SALE OF MACHINERY Al CoHoEs.

THLK9RAPn TO rRiBUEB I.-. =. -,
TROY, Dec. 1.-THE machinery in the several mills
al Cohoes owned by the firm Of Alden Frink Weston which
recently failed has been sold ~ auction Hugh Rankin Of this
city purchased tho Hacyon Mil for sl6 500 and the Atlantic
Mil for $500 Tho WateTyllct Mil was purchased by A. j.
nlll hnnnH nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO DEC. 7.

~ TELIeEkJB TO TRIBUNE
GREAT BRITAIN.
THR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEMAFDED-DEPOTs OF
ARMS IN LIVERPOOL PLACED UNDER GUABD-Kx
C1TBHEBT III DUBLM-HERTlFG OF ORAEGEMBF.
LCEDCH Friday Dec. =, 1866
The Poet demands Of the Government rigid inyetti-
cation into the Feuan organization in England.
LIgEWooI Friday, Dec. p 1866
All the depos Of arms in this city have been placed
upder armed guards. The excited state of feeling
among the Irish population renders these precautions
necessary.
DueLn, Friday Dee p 1866.
The purposes and proceedings of the Fenians in this
island, monOpOse the attention Of the Irish Govern
mont.
0 The Grand Lodge Of Orangemen have held meet
ing and issued 40 earnest call for oil the members Of
their Order to support The Government in its endeay-
Ors to keep the peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
THE NATIONAL DEBT.

BI ysIEsRAPn rRIruEE
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE following - the statement
Of the debt of the United States the lst Of December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
PIGEON MATCH.

n rELEoEAPH rnE TRIBcIB
SUSPENSION BRIDGE Dec. IA trap shooting match
took place here to-day between Messs Bownson and Wilmer
OF tho Niagara Fal Club for 50 birds. Wpeg won killing ~
birds 10 BrowlEonB 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
VIRGINIA.

ACTION OF THE SENATE ON THE GOVERNORS HEssAeR
rHK rzisru
RICHMOND Dec "A resolution was offered ID tLa
Senate to refer that portion Of the Governors message
touching the Constitutional Amendment to JOINT com
mittee 1t was advocated very strongly by tho Senator
from Pittsylvanis the ground that something should
be done at once anticipate the action Of Congress.
After discussion the resolution was LAID On the
table and the matter was referred to the Senate Commit
tee on Federal Relations In the House The tI oreIea
10 enable the Virginia Express Co. TO make contract
with any railroad in the State 70 carry It's freight ezei1-
siyely for period of 10 years met with considerable op-
position, aud was laid over until tomorrow
MORE oUTRAGEs ON THE FREEDAEN.
II rrIEsaAPH TO rRrsvSEI ,
WASHINGTON Dee THE Assistant Commissioner u
the Freedmens Bureau for the District Of Colombia has
received information regarding Ourges which have besn
committed upon the Freedmen In Fairfax County, Va.
On the Sd of November Allen Gunnel and Dick OIhok
were attacked and cruelty beaten near the Cham Bridge
Warrants have been issued for the OF the pepper
traitors but they have not yet been served Jack Burke,
John Stacop and named Trunnell are the guilty
parties On the following day the same parties AIDED ~
Ed. Reade, James Faulkner, Mott Ball, Zip" Nelson,
John Nelson, and Others attempted TO break MP religious
meeting at Langley. On the night OF November 70 the
school-house OF Frying Pan Church was burned having
apparently been set bro BY plng brush against the
door and igniting it, About the middle OF October tie
schOohouse Lewnsyie was broken open, the wlR-
dows and seats destroyed and much other damage Jene
ARKANSAS.
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL INTRODUCED IN THB LBeIsLA,
TURR. d,
rxLseRAFH TO the TRIBUNE
LITTLE Rock. Dec. GA bill has been reported in the
Legislature bestowng civil nights on coloyed persons,
There chance of its passage as the Rebels Lave
large majority in each branch of the Legislature.
TEXAS.'
AGGRAVATED ARREST OF AN OFFICER OF TEE PREED.
MANS BUREAU.
81 TELKsRAPH
SAN ANTONIO Texas, Dec. Capt c. A. Craig, v.
R. c. an officer Of the Freedmen's Bureau arrested
yesterday BY order Of Judge Ireland at Segun Texas fog
executing offcia orders He is now IN the common jail
TENNESSEE.
GOLD MEDAL TO BIZ PRESENTED TO GEN. THOMAS
THE COTTON MARKET.
BIT roTEk TRIBUNE
NASHVILLE Dec. GA joint resolution was introduced
into the Senate and adopted, providing as follows:
gold medal voted 20 Najoren Thomas By tho Legislature
on and whereas Saturday the 18th inst the
the battle OF Nashville be IL resolved that ce
In the Capital y the presentation Of said
and by ether appropriate ceremonies and that Goy
Brownow be requested inform Gen Thomas Of the sam-
invite his attendance the Capitol on that occasion
Cotton exceedingly fat TQ2sic, tax paid IL estimate
that been received here since the opening
the il the last days of September of which
had been sold and shipped at average OF less than Per
bale Only wOtrds of tho entire Is estimated 10 lave
arrived only one half Of which originally expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
GREECE.

A EoTB PROM FRAEoF AGAINST HTEIGUEs IN THE
EAsT
PARIS Friday, Dec 7-P
IL is said that France viii send a note couehed in
strong terms to the Government ot Athens to put
q stop to its iltrgues in the East and especially in
the Island Of Gambia,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
HUNGARY
HUNGARY
TEE DIET AID THE EMPERoR OF AUSTRIA.

TEE DIET AND The EhfbkOh VF AOpihiAs
Pism Friday, Dec. Z, iste
The Hungarian Diet has agreed to the address to
the Emperor of Austria, proposed by n, Deak, the
leader Of the Hungarian party -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
TIE FENIAkS.
THE CONDEMNED PRISONERS RssPITED.


TORONTO, Dec. I'm the matter of tho condemned
Fenians the Sheriff to-day received instructions from
Government TO make preparations for the executions
nasmuch respite is granted until the 18th of March
next
WASHINGTON, Dec. I'm the cases Of the Fenian
eonvcts in Canada who sentenced DO executed
the 18th of December inst and whose application for new
trials have been refueed the Secretary Of State thought 1t
proper TO ask explanation of tho purposes OF the Can a.
dian authorities In reply Sir Frederick Bruce writes tina
the will not be carried into eec, on that day
but will be reserved for further consideration.
FRIENDLY NOTE PROM SIR FREDERICK BRUCE ON TnB
SUBJECT OF THE FENlAS PRISONERS.
The British Minister has addressed the following letter
10 Secretary Seward:
WAsnNGfoS Nov 5-Sir have the honor acknowledge
the receipt Of your note OF tho 2,th ulimo re,,t
Mahon IN Canada and stating the views entertained by the
Government Of the United States IN the various considerations
i, I" cg 81 Se trials ~ the ndyJuss concerned in the
raid committed on Canada last Spring.
Of il TO Her Majesty eminent and await their intruc
tons before entering at engh upon the several weghy ,nb
Government in bringing these eases before The regular rbu
mails Of justice thus giving TO the oncrs tho full protection
BY them to communicate all such documents to
tie Consul as may throw light on the justice Of
Win trust . af the GoScrSmcn Of he Uaei
States that while yindieatng the majesty Of the law the
thores do conduct the prosecution yudcye harsh
spirit authorized 10 state that the whole ques
ton Of the disposal Of such Of The prisoners as may be convict
od has been referred for decision 10 Her Mesiys Government
who viii certainly be animated by the desire 20 deal with II
peace aud harmony between populations living
such immediate proximity and separated by long frontier
easily tTaversod
Lave the honor be- vh the highest consideration your
most obedent, humble servant
The Hon william H. Seward &C. sc.
sALB OF CANADIAN RIFLES ON FESIAN ACCOUNT.
IELReRAYH TRIBUNE
MONTREAL, Dec. 7.-1o-dGys Traaser.pt learns from
Trustworthy that from 5000 20 1000 rfcs wero
sold in this city FenGn account within few days. des
tnatOn unknown.
FBEIAE MEETING AT PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

Amount Of debt less cash in Treasury g. 6Sl @S Y
The foregoing correct statement OF the Pubic Deot
az appears om the books and Teasurers returns IN the
Department on the LIST Of December, 1866.
HUGH McCULLocH, Secretary OF the Treasury.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
The receipts of Customs from Nov. "a to Nov 80 are
as follows with also the statement Of the preceding week
Tho great deduction receipts is accounted Tor by the
statement that the Fall and Winter mporauons are over
and that trade will not be brisk again until early in Feb
ruary, when the Spring impotaons will be received:
uos,on ana 57e IS <23ie9 "a
GcyyYork - Oh, 62O Oh l62495 IS
Philadelphia. ..................... %6lO ~ I10Sl W
4av Orleans NOV n IN Nov 9il 1850 10 l32Ols IS
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rEEIAs MEETING AT PHILADELPHIA.
~ 1rLIeAAru TO rms rursuss.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee IA very enthusiastic meet
ing Of the Roberts Wing Fenians held ths evening
Gen Spear and Geo. AchdeacOn the speakers The
widest delight manifested by the entire audience
An Engthman was found In the room taking notes and
being suspected being British spy, caused much cx-
cement among the audience and but for the protection
afforded by the speakers, he would have suffered
severely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
ALABAMA.

TIE GOVERNOR RECOMMENDS TgR ADOPTION on THg
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
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ARKANSAS.
TEXAS.'

MANS BUREAU.
81 TELEsRAPH TO
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. Capt c. A, Craig, ".
R. c. an officer Of the Freedmen's Bureau, arrested
yesterday by order of Judge Ireland at Seguin Texas fog
executing Official orders. He is now IN the common jail