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rCHOATAs Hs. HODLEY a. co,

NO. PRRDIDo STREET. tAdfoinlng Masonic Building,
OFFICE se. 1873 Ora viHR srREE1, NEW ORLEANS
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Cross Cut MIL Maey Saws Corn Mis Wheat
Mills and Belng Apparatus shaing Pulles and Betting
All descriptions of Plantation Machinery and Agricultural
Implements,
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
GANEAcARTs, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS. Y
Timber Wheels and MISCELLANEOUS from the well known factory
of Joshua Bodlsy, Wheeling, Va.
We have connection with extensive Foundrss and, Machine
shopain ST Louis Cincinnati Ptsbug through
which We are contract for any Of machinery
on most favorable terms and deliver north of New
Orleans FREQ Of freight THDS. R BuDLEY co 4
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I'M Aos1rNEKr ~ .aclIaN I'M y
STEAM ENGINES. BoILERs, sHINaLE MACHINES,

Gin Clearing Wrough EIron Shaftin PuiIeys.
Wr1ughtiEaH Aziea and Track M heels;
Woodward and Wnfthinspn Steam Pumps
AeGnwans Lift and Force Pumps
Double-acting Lft and Fcrce Deck pulnps s5H
Douglass Garden and N ell Pumps; vi GIL
Hais Boiler Felting;
ssS5 Ashcroft Steam and Vacunin Guagess
EAhefs Magnetic IN alter esHaSea.
Glass Tubes Tot ThArngtuetaTs and Water Guags
Sheets4Enn Anchor Buuys al
Rubber Steam ard w tor Hose,
a8 WroMgh t-iron Pipes 1T sIl kinds |; @
Iron end Brass Steam Fittings and Connection
Plumbing Brass work of every dissertation;
Ehee iron I'll the lowest prices
Engineers Stores vi Every variety almavs Oh hand
TIM Steetran, Blacksmith Brass Work exc.
cuted a the shtrtest the pasonahs terms
Syphon Steam Pumps MarshB patent direct from ths
manufactery. sS E4E3sS
III Orders solicited. John II BAaINGER,
street. & "a { IA TsI
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SaARK, sTAUFFER ~ co.

u 'l =. ~ =, 4 - = 4 \ - 81 H.
1apoarERs AND
Dealers IN Hardware. Iron. Nalls, Copper,
TN PLATES. PAINTS. OILS, AGRICULTURAL.
IMPLEMENTS, ETC,
~. ~ Canal street, New Orleans.
Agents. for the vEILIE MONTAGUE sHEETz1Nc CO.; ana
FLOWs q ~ the most approved MAKERS.
BLOWS. .... Y. r. LOWS. FLOWS
JAS q. HALL i co.'s, Maysyille, ", for sugar
and Cotton. Ss859s
GARRETT GoTTMAN'ss Steel. for Sugar s.
CALHOUN 4 ATKINsoN's Maysyille, Ky
HALL sPEER's, Pistsburg, Penn, wrought ana cast
@ for Cotton. ss38 VI
B. F.AVERYis, Louisville Ky.
HALL MOORE II MILLER'S louisville Ky
PEORIA PRAIRIE, n Prenauns, Steel M
BALL AND BLOCK CAREY, ali sizes
full assortment Of ali celebrated Plows on hand
and to arrive STARK, STAUFFER Il co,
~ III Canal street
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stanty humid III NNDs TBN NED ard REPAIRED 1T iii:
shortest noties and III nike
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Whole Tickets, 81 Halves, s. uarters s. Eghtls, q
Prizeseashed by
otHAs4 =. HOWARD, NJ. g Camp street., ~
or Lockhox coz Postoeace Navy rrlsans
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ROsTIcK q sEYAIOUH,

R0sTIGK A SEYMOUR,
Inporters and Dealers IN
HARDWARE,
SHIP yCHANDLERY,
BAR AND SHEET IRON. u.s.
TIN, TIN PLATE
COPPER AND ZINC. Sss
RUBBER HOSE.
BETTING.
PACKING,
& GUM, CANVASS.
COTTON DUCK.
GoKDAGEs,
OILS AND coLoRs
!. CouEiNG STOVES, ali sizes,
TIN WARE, stampera, plain, nanshsd and 1anannsds
/ Sd and IS Fulton street. 81 ard 81 Front street
UN POWDER. 4. 81 I'M % ~ DEH-
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AGENT RoR--
81 Dupentss 9sewaer Gonnany,
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CITIZENS, n uruAI. INsUis AxclE CoaE

OFFICE NO. y GARoNREnET sfRFEr3
III NEW URLEAss DeceInber 4, sd6S.
In conformity With fhe o .hslr charter tie
Company publish the foiossipg staseneist
Amount 81 Premiums received TAI the yssr ending November
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aAKDsFAlasE And UIrIER
4 Y n q II II II Il oh i i. Il n,
Dirset importers.
", 4 Magazine street espposits 81. lanes Ho.sl
INV oarrass,
IA An, MAZE A y d PII Il W N WAREHOUSE,
~. y saak Place
PEssa g Tarloa ~ ntss 7. cHuRaHill-
Established II issa
e wealso Keep general asgo Srnsent Il
! Unaware ana woodensvare,
Suitable III csnntHy W respectfully
solicit continuance III former patronage.
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- ths club rooms aAA warmly welcomed M ,s,.
- ~ Of tho committee and Of the organisation Con
A.. 70 the assembly room, brief Address OF welcome
'iverod tho part OF the Union IAague NV M
L@ President Of the association, In which oo,n,,
n .sy. asions made 10 tho previous political
c m1av am u distinguished guest whom they had
.s, o. ~ nv to welcome, and some remarks we're
s%s 70 the present and prospective aspect
Of national Affairs "A. ~ vwsacorns NJ po..... .
In repy 70 these wc. President for their kind an
tnsnked the League and h scounry and then alluded
probation OF his services 10 IT, poIitica He smoke ~
70 the present status Of nsIona. ma its Iabcrs Sr,
the Committee Reconstruction - and stated N
tho recent protracted session OF Congs Il and smphsi
Inc result OF tho late election ju. Tia consl,,
verdict OF tho American people In favor Of - 5000
tionai amendment This having been - 49,
II was not for the President 20 thw> ny
enect OF this WISH which the people had man w.,
Tested, In tho moulding OF politics. He sssonA"
inJure tho legitimate fruits OF the war; and especially
that which should place premium treason by such
theory as universal amnesty for impartial suffrage.
The question had boon settled by tho people, and their
wish was the duty OF their representatives 20 make
tang be and encient In the legislation OF the country
and It's practical enforcement.
The remarks Of Mr.. Fcsscnden were frequently ap.
pauded and ut their close brief addresses we're made by
senator Crimes Of Iowa. and Congrcssmen wAshburns
and Allison.
An elegant collation. had been prepared for the occa-
sion which discussed with duo appreciation by tho
various guests and member Al late hour the assom
bass dispersed
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McfHrrs 10 uslrn ft,uHnfH

A splendid Ovation nj the Tniss League riab
Reom--Addre.sc. by senator r...esdss.
Senator Grimes, N~ssrs. John Jay, wash
burne and ALLISON, Gr.
Las evening 10 aoo0rdanns sth tho eus,om q he
Union League Club q this city welcoming visitors q
dIsilnc0a from other stasss Nho have been aallaiss
with tbe Cnon ososs daring and sincs the var. Tlsn.
6ld reception isnssred 70 sensior W y fe~snssn
ofMase who bS been soourp'ns "a this cy tor several
days past Al the rnon League IRONS on ssvsnisspih
arss, oyposE Talon SQUARE. rhs v1ioas balls sad
puiorn rsrs brilliantly isbtsi snd pressnssd cheerful
and social appearance crowded a. thsy ~sfs ~ members
Of The cub Long ssfers the sppein.ed hosr fos ths
,yv,v. a. RsnafDr Fesnden barkE snf other vsheias
we've eorsssntiy driving 70 the League byildrx With
n~nssrs Of ,hs eisb and q fsu invites sss~s& Gas
nl,tary bssd ron govssncrs Island, snt 20 ths c0t
rocsps hregsh bs oosrssy u MAJOR s~nsys susers~f
vas fr stl.r1sn5~ fryr cary boar and ssee1tst.
With rare sxrrf@rr~, vWc1f erefstNs nafsrnsl and
rs,gct- nsssesls.ss o. nsnsse shsoxhost the evening"
stonly ssiyfs alns ssif@s <~@ssDs fs1~Sfss srista
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AFFAIRS IN CHICAGO.

Aid for Destitute Coiored People In Western
Citic--The Chicago TunneI-Gov. OGiesby's
Claim Against the Government. &c.
CHICAGO Nov. 2s, 1860.
The Northwestern Fresdmcn's Aid Commission have
formed an association this city 70 procure help for
destitute coored families 10 western cities. They APP
PEAL 70 the farmers Of Iino Wisconsin and Iowa 70
The Board q Public works 1nounce today thsdshs,
Lake Tunnel will not DO ready for use for thru
Governor orlesby Il getting Ipisne United states
olae,0o0, which Illinois has seductive 10 In Chicago,
~ r. Hall, . kew Xfd Bprde Of frm Of
9lndeu kndyrs In Cincinnati. f6ey sylpdlsd
2siSS2ssss ty2.sr. y Esw rS{s 2H :, EHo c
n Chic1eo. Ne Nns fcflAeSJ clerk In tho Bf6ad~B
SflonsI I'M .colIlp,z 90, have msag several haH-
dfsd movma1e q Cellars by their operations
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


Fort Loo.
Tar PAssES0R1 LINE DIscoSrNuxD.-The steamboat
Thomas Y. Hulss, having boon disabled by accident
ls,t Friday while hor trip from Christopher street
wharf Fort Lee the passenger line Is discontinued for
The Although many passengers were on board
when the framework the engine gave way no one
Vas injured.
LAYING CoRSnR SroSE-Yesterday afternoon the
corner stone OF tho Methodist Episcopal Mission
CHAPEL in North Broad street. was laid with appropriate
ssrsnones Tho preliminary services were held 70 the
being present, ater which tho congregation proceeded
10 witness the laying Of the stone The chapel Is 70 be
Gently erected in Newark by the Methodist dsnOmns.
ion.
Hoxx ron AcrD wox.s. building procured a, No
100 East Broad street, for the establishment OF Homo
Tor Respectable Aged Females, opened yesterday
luite large number OF applicants received at It's
inauguration Tho rooms completed are all occupied,
here being two persons In each room. Everything
as been nttsd VIII view 70 the comforts OF the In
mates Tho managers have already made public
appeal for aid.
DIVORCE CAsx-A decree has been made in the Court
Of Chancery upon the application Of Trayton Middle,
Newark, granting him divorce from his wife on the
ground Of innd'ay' o~.n~.
FATAL RAILROAD AcIDTsr-About eleven O'Clock yes
.srday morning man named Patrick Melane was run
oyer by locomotive or the Morris and Essex Railroad
81 Orange and instantly killed. He walking along
tht he did not see the approaching train He resided
In 3lcebe street Coroner SANFORD, Of Newark, was
notified and will hold an inquest this morning.
Trenton.
CcuRr or ArrEAis. She case Of the riewatcr Com
psny came up on Monday appeal from the decision
OF Chancellor Zabriskic TO dissolve an Injunction Tho
Injunction was Issued tho 9th OF Angus, ageeaby
1.-THE prayer of the petitioner who claims n undivided
lnsrest fec three thousand nine HUNDRED Of
marsh or meadow land, bounded by the Pksaic river
Newark Bay the Hackensack river and sawnlll crook
The Chancellor held that the grant OF power this act
" tie commissioners 20 make contract withthe com.
bapy bind the property OF the landholders beyond
10 authority Of the Legislature and void lhs case Is
9Th on.
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IrrlIas IN ST.. lOur
Proposed Canal Around theSIissssslppi hs.
p,as-Sso,d Ds.s from the Nfnins Districts.

Proposed Canal Around theh's"ss.pp. NJ
p,ds-Sso,d Ds.t from the Mnins Districts.
'' o. fscn Nov. q, 1893
y, -, 80. .u,,r,s.,,d Of the survey of the Missis
10 view % sne com wilson ana probably the recon.
npp Iapas " vbf the construction Of canal around
mcnaa.os " The best means OF improving the naviga-
.l.h ~ fiver. the Merchants Exchange OF this city
vn va ser1es OF resolutions calling all the ctsens of
txtss bordering on the Mississippi river who are In.
tsrcscd In the river commerce ~ neot 10 convcstion In
this city, In January next 70 take rttps 10 bring the
matter speedily before Conare0 The resolution also
provides for committee Of merchants 70 wait General
Wilson and represent 70 him the advantages u canal
over III other improvements
General Mitchell OF New Mexlco, Ia en- route 10 wash.
ingion, where he viii spend the winter
W. nppon, United States Senator elect from Ne.
praskA passsd through here yesterday en- r9si< ics
Washington.
It's &,Imssd That from $4,000 600 70 sixtco 900 o.
gold dun rseohel g. JoSsph This year ffm Monssus,
Idaho and oshiy mining districts
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TINE BOSTON fvsllseas TO VISIT NEW yoak-DEAra or
REV SYLVESTER HOLMES, &C.

BosroS, NOV ", 1900.
Tho Boston Fusieers have voted to visit New York
a. the guests Of the Seventy nrst regiment and
it,oe has been appointed to make the necessary ar.
rApgements for the Same.
Rev Sylvester Hoimes leading divine In the ortho.
dor Congregational body. died at New Bedford yessr
DAY at the age. Of seventy seven
There was never known 10 be such . number OF
Thanksgiving balls announced TO take place this
svebng.
me city very gay, and all tho places OF amusement
are crammed q every performance.
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.ies and rupssdtes from rhnnhSvssr for ma NAME.
duee nom Kueckeu iTreibe ScAi6lsiw Lebs snd othsr
compositions The Rhine Vino chorus (HAeisssis Iedn
neers under the direction Of Mr. Pnker the leader or
sue Academic The male chorus sngers also rendered
curious composition OF Zoclner Asaorcsqxs Several
great credit showing that the Sing Academic II fully
provided with all the attributes Of an efficient muscai
>. ssed on pleasantly. The affair was wound % by
.oirce d0ysaute. - -
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FInh Avenue Opera House.

Phlegmatic audiences do not, rs general rule. fro
qusnt the minstrel halls yet occasionally there aous
few individuals troubled with tho blues wno 20 dlssi.
pate their ,nn drop naturally iu'o that place u amuse-
mont which promises the veisst entertainment and
tho funniest and pleasing sport should such per.
sons accidentally find themselves, while In this mood
seated In the charming little ball Of Budworths Min
stres, while THE screaming panonme OF Trip 20 the
Moon remains the bills they would find II impos-
lest kind q laughter II h., without exception, the
most conca and mrth provoking production that has
boen presented 20 Now York aadeucs for many years
Aside from this panomirne, that "cssts ell Others In
tho shade the Echoes from fatbefiand," by IT,
Budworth, would alone amply repay visit "3wses
pngen on the Rhine n nightly given, In the ininita.
bio original and unadu,erated Hgh Dutch, by the
authority, and must be heard b be appreciated
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SPECIAL TelssaAms TO THE HERALD.

Great Excitement In the Provinces on tho Re.
ception OF the News from Ireland The Fec
ToRosro, Nov. 90, 1853.
Tho news which was received to-day regarding the
contemplated Fenan rising Ireland has caused ntense
excitement The GLOBE, Telegraph and Leader issued
extras which were eagerly purchased, and matters
begin different aspect TO what they did fow
weeks since People who believed that Stephens
humbug and that his boasts Of landing Irish soil before
the first OF next January mpracticabe, arc now
beginning TO believe there Is much to fear and what
heretofore been slurred by tho Canadians as mole
HILL is transformed into mountain. II the rumor Is
true the movement, 80 far from doing tho prisoners
under sentence any good, will infinitely harm them, and
from the Of tho London 7ima article, copied to-
day the daily papers, tho hopes that heretofore
INDUCED In by their friends may prove fruitless.
The Courts Of Queens Bench and Common Ploas failed
10 deliver judgment TO day, as expected, on M NC
asanst The Convicted prsoners and at ossood Hail Il
said that the delay caused In consequence Of tho Judge
having decided 70 give an elaborate decision in writing
the they intend 10 pursue In the event Of
the Judge refusing the rule II is the ntonton OF the prs
oncrs counsel 70 apply under the third section, cap lo
Com ~ q % % wo
judges IN each cocrt must concur that the objections SGT
forth on the part OF tue prisoners are well founded
otherwise the judgment already given Will remain In
full force. n Ill as resort tails, nothing 10 left but 10
abide by whatever core the government may choose
proper 10 adopt.
Excitement In Montreal Fears cf Raid
from the Vermont Frontier. &c.
MONTREAL, Nov. %, 1865.
The arrangements for the removal OF the fenian pfis
oners from the jail In this city to swcetsburg com
peted. The prisoners viii be accompanied by strong
military guard Great fears are entertained OF raid
from the Vermont frontier to swee,sburg to release tho
prisoners Judge Johnson, tho presiding Judge during
tho trials Informed the Crown authorities that he would
not sit In after four o'clock r. ~ unless strong
force OF regulars stationed In the village.
The greatest excitement manifested In the city over
the news Of an outbreak In Ireland.
The leading Irishmen OF the city had grand banquet
At the American Hotel this evening one OF the speak
crs In abiding 10 the movements OF stephens, re-
marked that England fears stephens while they laugh nj
Roberts aud bis plans. On the announcement Oh m
outbreak In Ireland the audience rose 10 thor Feet hnd
gave three cheers for "the men in the gap"
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MatsT o. An ALLEGED MURDERER.

,..~ PEuApvIrnrA, Noy. %, 1909
ss y j Sssa SGe a. ss sss's so .ie n .ss
VsPcn,own buoks county. fasg Saturday He hos hstn
sooS'sssosa 70 await a. lsvssuxsrou d lhs casA
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Count Bismarcix's Position.
BERLIN, Nov. %, 1865.
The story that Count Bismarck had been dsgaced and
resigned Is of1cially denied.
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crowded house and an entertaining programme were
the principal features ., Koiiy aud Icons handsome
little theatre last evening Several songs. admirably
sung werc followed by the Tanning Of the Butterfly and
the Two Doves In which Messrs Kelly and Leon
brought down the house The champion clog dancer,
hcayysoe erpsichorcan art, and receiving round OF
hearty applause plsre 10 Nessrs Chrsty and ssv
mours Shaksperean revival when the fate Of tho gentle
and sympafhisng Desdemona, contrary 70 essblshed
usage, ELECTED not the tears but tho laughter Of the
audIsnoe Ths balance Of the programme equally
entertaining and tho several pieces heartily sp-
plauded.
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sssyss Kaaoak vas given II bs ssssbss House isss
night W me sus Aesdsmis. male and female chorus
sompssed Of about sv.ssy sisseu me prcsr~ons
embraced chorus o. Bruch entitled Bst>r rrd grfsr
which ~ss rsndsred By fan chorus q uals sad fnsss
ssesrs with scopso -siss oos ., hssana smsho-
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c A N A D A..
A schooner Capsizcd aud the Crew Supposed
10 Have Been Lost.

10 Have Been Lost.
DurTSs CRKrx C. W.. Nov. 20, 1895
The schooner swallow capszed and drifted ashore
Eobcokc creek. II is supposed that the crow are lost
she loaded at Highland creek for Toronto. Prom the
appearance of the wreck Ia supposed that she sprang
leak and became manageable The captain was Will
liam Hutchinson well known skipper on the lake, hav
ing sailed ON Lake Ontario for over thirty years.
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

French Colonization-Int of the French
BOndholders.
PARIS, Nov. 28-Evening
It is reported that arrangement has made be-
tween the governments OF France and the United States
that tract Of territory in Mexico shall be devoted to
French colonization.
II also stated that arrangement has been agreed
upon that the French bondholders shall not be disturbed
In their rights.
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y sT ssffSSw Isg%ssHrsc rasskss !rs: Z.
~tarng Tres Dtq eAfy~t 30 rsgssaf&
fss fse,gr-. g lisss rss. .y,-t.s. 'esriis. e.
ne rfses~s rb~y sgpsss ~ gesr prsg&ysugslp dpGsY
sss rshs,s' ,e as ,sss 80 ,r.s, =. ~
fig he brsf
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a.. ,sns. NOV -. 800
y" ".,p. Z. co''os y tho ports since sStsnbss
ramrsred AIN ~ 49, bales. showing %neency.
isi ns III v aue penod Lee, ~ ssos'
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The Finsrv 81 scsvn Forever Sst?ss "a Iesss
.I ;1s.;a ~ ,. q
public With ihsiF spariY3s oscSsuqas. fsssh Waist
vs aeiscrsoas ot5r ,hsss uioassrss emit Bs-sfs ~
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a. riss.i READY ri.As 0sssees's ssd n"sf.
sssa u t4is eysntu
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Under the present able management tho French opera
has been very popular in Brookiyu, and last evening
la File DIV Regiment witnessed at the Academy OF
Music by one Of tho largest and most fashionable
audiences that has assembled in that place Of
mont during the present season Tho balcony psrquet
majority and all greeting the OF the piece
with loud applause Nile. Nadde, as AArie sang and
~ coi,.@ hs1p,s ,ha o,..s ~ enSosed ma
NJ Anthcme, Tonic and N. Vert, az sulpIce sang
WE'LL the former being particularly successful The per-
unexceptiOnable