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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday. g
Steamship Gen Sherman, Pendleton, from Havana
previously reported at Quarantne), to Zere-
ga &co-1st district Is
Steamship Harvest, Vaught, from Mobile, in bal
last, to ] Hyde &co--lst district l6 a.. J.
Steamship Savannah, DeHart, from Mobile, LIST
inst, to J NJ Courtenay-2d district
Br ship Woolfyille, Hughes, from Liverpool, Jaa
"a, to Wheeler & Sheppard Point
Br schr Hy Traves, Richards, from Utilla, to mas
W. rter-2d district %
BIZ schr Ada, Sbisa, from Vera Cruz via Tampico
in ballast, to master-2d district
TOwB0ATS.
Switzerland. Davis, I'm the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 18th ult, ships Gerrnania and Illus
trious, brig II S Emery and achr Billy Butts
Brought up ship Wooifgille
STEAMBOATS,.
Gen A Quitman, Cannon, from Vicksburg.
America, Golding, from pittsburg. r
d Ylgo Norton, from MontgoInery-B
Any One, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
Alabama, Boardnan, from Shreveport.
Sharp. Streck, from Thibodaux
David White, Crane, from Louisville, a
TRINA Donna, Scott from Cincinnati
Monsoon. Dugas, from Baton Rouge.
Latourehe. Baranco, from Bayou Sara,
Plain City, Bassett, from Fort Jackson,
Manhattan, Wilson, from Mobile.
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LOUISVILLE,
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINZ

| MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE
| Leaves on TUESDAY. Sd inst, at 10 A. H.
EDR LOUESVHLEE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS yICKS-
Il b1rg Naohez, Baton Rouge, Paqne,une Donaldsonvi
ana all intermediate aadngsThe and splendid
steamer David White. ]. W. yawer master NJ s. Vaw-
Ter CLERK win leave as above For freight passage
| STEVENSON 4 DOUGLAS, Agents, Front street.
VlRGlEiUS G. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
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BATON ROUGE.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY 10 A. NJ, and every sATUR
- DAY at N.
FOR BATON ROUGE, PLAoUEMINE,DoNALD
4 sonvile and all Intermediate superb
side wheel steamer Monsoon, Heno, msser,J Libano
Rouge every SUNDAY at P. NJ, and THURSDAY at i p
For freight or passage apply 70
LEONCE BAYHT, is Bienyille st.
Shippers are responsible for payment OF freight.
FlRG1N1US G. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent.
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VICKSBURG.

1~hAS51b - SSSr'
VICKSBuR3, NATCHEz AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
AGENCY.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, 5px
Steamer GEN. J. A. OUITMAN-JOHN W. CANNON
Master JOHN T. ROBERTS and A. McyAY, Clerks
Ef0R VHCMSRURG+, NAFGHEZ GRAND GULF
Rodney, Fort Adams Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge
temedate landngsThe fast magnificent passenger seams
Gen. j. a. Quitman, leaves as above
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY. ats
Steamer GREY EAGLE-J: NJ WHITE, master, SAM
AYLES Clerk.
FOE sKIPWITH's Ian DING, LAKE PROV.
vcksburg Natchez, Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Bator
Rouge, and all intermediate landings.
The above packets will freight and gers for Mem
phs and Yazao River, with privilege Of rehpping frs.
class packets at Vicksburg.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
GEO. D. H1TE, 81 Grayier street, up stairs,
A. BRITT0N, Front street.
sThe above steamers will take freight passenger,
tor snnfoser River With privilege Of roshipping Tire
steamer Eddie.
vIRGINIUs c. DENTzEL Advertising Agent.
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LAFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURCHE PACKET
TWICE A WEEK.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 5P NJ, and every SATURDAY
Steamer j. NJ. sHARP-HENKY sTREGK, Master JOS.
- DALFERES, Clerk.
HOH THARODAUXVELLE PAINTCOURT-
VILE Napoeonville, D0nadsonve and all intermediate
coast landings-Wi leave regularly as above.
me D. Sharp will give particular attention coast
freight and passengers and will the trade
nentiy For freight or passage apply board.
Shippers, in all responsible for the payment
Of freight j. S. RELF, TehouptouIas street
VIRGIN1Us G. DENTzEI. Advertising Agent
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STEAMSHIPS,
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana and Queenstown land Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton signing bills of adug
here at through rates of freight St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre
The final port of destination may be either fixed signing
the bills of lading declared by the holder of bill
of lsding within twelve hours after the arrival
at Liverpool thus aordng the importer the choice of
markets.
Storage tickets by bring
from Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
| for $50 in currency, per adult
rsNHE BfsyT1sH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited dispatch the following full
| powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
NEW ORLEANS every SATURDAY
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons. ....P Jamison, Captain
MISSISSIPPI. TOMS .... j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tens...,T. Baker, Captain
MISSOURI. 1854 tons. a Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS tons. II. Barron Captain.
ALABAMA. 1929 tons VIM l. Mesney, Capt
GAMBIA 1861 tons Graham Captain
l9$ tons H. p P oouche Capt.
Cabin Passage 10 Liverpool sl26 gold its equivalent
currency. .- str.,---
Fos rates al freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKBw CO.. n Carondest street.
Consness Of goods respectfully desired present their
Bills of Lading at the Office pay their freight obtain de-
livery orders for tho same. voc ggg.l ..lf-
To sail on SATURDAY, l4th inst, at SAN. }
EoR LIVERPOOL DIREoT-THE STEAM
ship tt-@ &F".a Hs 3 4
Carolina. ''r
Cargo Is belng received at the foot Of jackson
street, for above steamer sailing ppncsualy SATURDAY
the l4th April o'clock A. Me- and to be followed by
the ALABAMA on Saturday, the 2ssN Of April W.
Cabin to Liverpool sia5 god, its equivalent
in y. g. Currency. 7 ,h..s. '-s zf@- 20 |
For freight or passage, apply to
HUNTER, AsKEws& CO., Il oszondelet street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London st ONE
Elk CENT and policies for granted here to shippers
& shla Of iadng for this Company (which csn Only be
asnsd1 Will be had st TO Agents office as shove
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BAYOU SARA.

REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET
STEAMER NINA sIMMEs-W. r. GREATHOUsE, Master
TR0XLER and MILLER, Clerks.
Leaves every MONDAY at P NJ, and FRIDAY 10 A. n
EOR BAYOU sARA, PORT HUDSON BATON
Rouge, Plaqnemine, Donaldsonville, and all inter.
mediate landings the taking freight all landings
Bayou Laf0nrche, with privilege Of reshppng For freight
passage apply board,
TITUS 4 CIV ARrNEY, Agents, No. Tchoupitoulas st.
VlRGlNIuS c. DENplEL, Advertising Agent
REGULAR U. s. MAIL PACKET-TWICE A WEEK
E7BR ia YOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
Rouge Plaqaemine, Donaldsonylle, ard all nteEmsdIat
HndingsThs Passenger steamer Efourche, B. Baranco
master, leaves New Orleans regularly every WEDNESDAY,
At 10 A. NJ, and SATURDAY at 5 P. N.
Returning, leaves Bayou Sara every SUNDAY, Mt
THURSDAY, Gt p coming down the Coast In daylight
VIRaINIUS G. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent
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-ATTAk AP.AS.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 4th inst. at 8 P.
E'OR ATTAkAPAS-THE STEAMER G.. A j..
NJ Thompson, Mat Wetmore. master, Chas. Dachamp,
cerk now at the foot Cont and will above
sssSnye Gente5ville Franklin, Jsaneretts New Iberia
ings On Bayou Tecle For freight passage apply board
j. K, GARLIN Agent ~ Old eyee
V1RG1NIUS G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
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AZ Quaraatine.

Steamship Ceres Dicks from Havana, to Baetjer
& DeVertu
Brig Jas Davis. Clough, from Cardenas to master
Br brig Emma, Billings, from Ponce (Porto Rico, J
n to master ss-ss 3 8si.,.,
BIZ brig Sarah, Partridge, from Mayaquez Island
porto Rco,3 list inst, to master
Br schr Deliverance, Joseph, from Ruatan Island,
to master 4 MI VIE
Br schr Emily, 49,, from Ruatan Island, to
Z Pisbury S}19' lI
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Beaow-Cnming On.
| Ship Expounder, Irvine, from Liverpool, Jan a.
to Marcy, Meggett & Maury
Baetjer & DeVertu ' -
Br ship Compere. Black, from Mobile, to Mum
ming, Luling SEQ. NJ =
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BOEUF RIVER.

FOR BGGUF RIVER.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 4th inst, at Pm
E1OR DAHLEY'S AND TEEQMAS'S H.AED-
u ings Gum Point Muddy Bayou, Red Mouth Alto Ion,
Point Jefferson and all way andinesrne splendid and fast
passenger steamer John Freese MASTER George W.
simpson, clerk will leave above For freight or passage
apply on board or to
W. NJ. sURLS, Agent, 20 Canal street.
N B.-Freight taken for Bayou Lewis
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GALV ESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE SIDE
WHEEL STEAMERS.
EOk GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-
The new and elegant iron steamer
i. G. Harris,
CHAS. FOWLER Commander
will leave above from the foot of Julia street, carrying
freight and passengers.
pasage 70 Saivestnn
Freight to Texas one-half of usual rates ~
~ - /. Q. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common strsets
Bills of lading will be signed the office of the Agent
BLACK STAR LINE
To sail on SATURDAY, 9TH inst, at oolockpx
FOE GALVESTON, 1NDIANoLA AND LAvAcA.
PASSAGE To GALVESTON. ,.... s,s
PASSAGE TO 1NDIAN0LA. "a ,
Freight to Texas at one-half of usual rates = -
The new and splendid side wheel steamship
f'"f-@ Tartar sos
D. W. H0WEs. Commands,
VIII esve her wharf, est of St. Joseph street, promptly as
above A .--. af 1f' r0r-
For freight passage having unsurpassed
apply to
+t0f GEO. A. FOSDICK,
.-. s.. .-- f.. 80 Camp street, corner ofNatehez.
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Leaves on TUESDAY. Sd inst, at 5 o'clock NJ
EOK BAY ST. sE0UlS. PASS CHRISTIAN
btoNi, Mississippi City, Ocean Springs and Handboro-
The steamer Delt viii Leave above from New Basin, and
eight days For freight passage Hppy board
CHARLES W LEWIS. (irayipr s:rs
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE,

GULF srEAMPHIP LINE-vIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
To leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
EoE MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY,
Ala.-Composed of the following screw steamships
Alliance,
H. J. AGNEw, Commander
Planet, '~.
g. H. HALLowELL, Commander
Exact,
G. wASHBURN, Commander
.... .....r G. Castro, ...
GEO. KAsTEER, Commander
These steamers all insure lowest rates. and will take
freight for all points the Alabama river, giving through
bills of adng, with privilege of rehippng at Mobile They
will also receive freight Mobile for New Orleans TO be for
warded up the Mississippi river to Atlantic ports No
charge for forwarding except the actual cost of transport
alton.
Every facility and accommodation will be given to ship
pers and consignees.
Shippers will please procure orders at the Agents office
before shipping and will have their bills of adng signed
the same place. PERKINS HERsEY,
S. JONES' Agents,
26 Carondelet street, New Orleans, La
STEWART 4 OSBORNE Agents in Mobile
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE OF Low
.e. PRESSURE STEAMERS.
To leave TUESDAY, April 3d. the arrival of the p
Ponchartrain Railroad train
FOR AHORlLE-THE NEW IRON STEAMSHIP
Frances, I'd =. as.,. +
,. A. MYERS, Commander.
VIII leave above. For freight or passage apply to
r L G. HARRIS, Agent.
...... -.l Corner Camp and Common streets
N. B--No freight received after 2,kP.x
Freight taken rs per cent. than tare rates
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TENSAS RIVER.
DHOrOaKAPM GOODS AND ALBUM
- a r RLESsINa

TeHOTGGRAPN GOODS AND ALBUMa
8. T. BLESSING,
.Fr5f "a CHARITIES srRERr.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
pHoToaRAPHICAL INSTRUMENTS sL9n-- 81
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS. W
: PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND FRAMES
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CELEBRITIEs Ero
Would call special attention his new and snend,d a,os
Albums and Bible Albums, which he is selling hi RF6TGFn
PRICES His stock comprises all sizes kinds and onsa
ere unequsled. "''n''y
PHoToGRApAs OF all the Generals Views eff the City
snd fancy subjects IN great variety plain and eoored ''
PHOTOGRAPHERS, city snd Country snnOisS a;,b -
article used IN their business lowest market atea
Send for Catalogues with pri ~
STEAMBOAT HULL RISES
THE NATIONAL MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
-.s' I sz COMPANY, Pa Ell -a=g
Stacss corner OF Camp and Common ,sreet...
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APALAC
To sail on WEDNESDAY, 4th inst. at SIN.
FOR APALACHICOLA DIRECT, PEN
saeola and all intermediate landngs-The AL steamship
Virgin,
CHARLES HAYES, Commander,
Isnow receiving cargo Post IT, First District and will
sail above
For freight passage apply to
GEO. D. TIITE, 81 Gravier street.
The Virgin is sidewhee low pressure steamer and
stands Al in all the insurance Offices
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SELMA, MONTGOMERY.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 4th inst at5p.n
I1RK MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, SELMA
and all landings the Alabama riverTe regular through
packet Vigo c. w Norton master receiving freight
sage apply to JOHN i. HYDE Il CO.,
No
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
Personal

MRS. SENATOR SPRAdUE has arrived in the
city from her late sojourn in Europe.
Rev Mr.. SMYrH, the naked truth" man
preached aphiliPPic against editors generally In
New York on Sunday evening.
Col. W. j. MAY, Of Va: L. E. Chittenden,
Of N. Y.j Gen. N. A.. .Rsno, Of Pal Hon R. T.
Van Horn, Of Mo- are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
O. r. FArRBRorHER, proprietor Of the Terre
Hsute House, at Tene Hauts Ind, discharged q
servant girl, and she discharged a pistol At him,
inficting mortal injury.
Hon. d. r. ASHLEY, Of Nevada; Gen. A.
Z. suiIyj Dr. p. d. schsnek, Of New Orleans Gen.
9, A, Hickman, N. III Rev. D. N. Gilbert and
lady. ofsavannah, Ca arrived In town yesterday,
and are stopping al the Metropolitan Hotel W., o..
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
THE HIGHER LAW.

''Rightsousness exAlteth q nation but sin Is
reproach to any people king Solomon.
.'Bissssd are the peacemakers. for they shall be
called the children Of God."-Je,u, Chra
''The Constitution regulates our steward.
ship; the Constitution devotes the domain to
UNIos, to justice, to defence, to WELFARE,
and to liberty. But there is o HIGHER Law
than the Constitution, which regulates our
authority over the domain and devotes 1t to
the same noble urposes."-Se,odrd's Speech
in the United States Senate, March ii, 1850.
"Whata commentary ppon the wisdom Of
man Is given in this single fact, that fifteen
years only after the death Of John Quincy
Adams the people Of the United States, who
hurled him from power and from place, are
calling to the head Of the nation-to the very
seat from which he was xpelled-Abraham
Lincoln, whose claim to that seat is that he
confesses the obligation Of that higher law
which the Sage Of Quincy proclaimed"-
Separds Speech in Boston, July, 1860.
or all the strange things which have trans
pired during the present century, the depar
ture of the radicals in Congress from the faith
delivered to the apostles'of the Republican
church militant is the strangest When Sec
retary SEWARD announced in the United
States Senate seventeen years ago his con
viction that there is higher Law than the
Constitution, the idea was denounced by the
Democrats generally and by pro-slavery
wings as rcasonable---ovsElooking the fact
that he at the same time said that "the Con-
stitution regulates our stewardship" and that
the higher law was in harmony with it. For q
season the remark was severely denounced by
disbelievers, as were the principles announced
by the Saviour denounced by the Jews. But
when the sober second thought came over
the people, thousands Of Democrats broke
loose from their old moorings, and with
few believing Whisg formed the Republican
party, with the distinguished Secretary as
their accepted leader He was ahead of their
time because he was ahead Of their compre.
henson Of things.
When the rebels fred on Sumter the dis.
tinguished Secretary undertook to convince
Congress and the people that that meant wal
that, therefore, 1t was a time Of war, and
that the nation must put on the necessary
armor for that condition of things. But in.
stead OF bestirring themselves with alacrity
and preparing for the struggle to come,
many good men, who are very wise just now,
were running after the Secretary with half.
suspended breath, inquirng, III there's 10 be
a par,, hoU long, please, wiH IL last2" And
because, 10 prevent panic in the city Of
New York, he intimated that II the people
did their duty promptly 1t might not last
over ninety days, his appeals for volunteers
were comparatively subordinated to their
trepidated phantom Of 'nikety days.g Every
body concedes now that the rebellion might
have been crushed in ninety dpys u the Peo-
pie had come to the reseua psOpptly in
sufficient numbers. But they did not come
promptly in sufficient numbers, because they
could not convince themselves that there was
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
Payment of the AaAAstSaal DSanty
COunmenoeA. it

The Paymaster General has commenced
the payment Of the additional bounty to the
soldiers Of number Of regiments whose rolls
have been prepared as provided for in the
regulations issued by the Secretary Of War,
which prescribe that applications must be
received from oil entitled on the regimsntsl
rolls before payment can be commenced.
This has been done in the case Of number
Of New York, Pennsylvania, Veteran Re-
serve Corps, and regular army regiments,
and the payments are now being made. Al
fast as the rolls Of other regiments sre com
pleted the payments thereon will doubtless
be continued until all are paid.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
Extensive Dispesal Of Pablie Lands
In Florida. q

Returns just received by the Commissioner
of the General Land Ofice from the local
office at Tallahassee, Florida for the month
Of November, show that 1894 acres were
taken up in that month under the home
stead law for actual settlement and cultiya-
tion. These, with the 22,324 acres entered
under the same law in October, make an ag.
gregate Of 498 farms Of 80 acres each which
in two months have been added to the pro-
ductive force Of that State The entries
were all made under the homestead act
passed at the last session Of Congress,
which provides for the disposal Of public
lands to actual settlers who can esta6lish
their loyalty to the General Gpyeranent
during the recent war. " '''"'' '''
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
The ocean Yacht Raoe-They start
U.doR all Sail, with . Fresh

SAspr Hook, Dec. i'll o'clock 10 min
utes p. nat exactly O'Clock the yachts
started from the buoy of the point Of Sandy
Hook. They started in the following order:
Henrietta frst, being the foremost to the
leewsrd; Vista next, being the centre boat;
Fleetwing next, being the most northerly
boat. The Henrietta had the following sail
ss s,as .o-s haa s main H. .i a,s nsS saS
main sail. Fleetwing-the same sail Is the
Henrietta. One o'clock and Eve minutes,
the Henrietta sets her square sail. At one
O'Clock eight minutes the Vista sets her fore
and man gaf topsail. One o'clock eleven
minutes, the feetwing sets her square sail.
At ons O'Clock fifteen minutes they are going
over the bar with all canvas set. The Hen
rietta yet ahead, the Vista second and the
Fleetwing last. ..t..r
SArDY Hook, Dec. 1.-THE yachts passed
the lightship about O'Clock 10 minutes p.
m. in about the same order ss they started.
Wind fresh-W. N. w. r.r. 'n.. =.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12

BOILER ExPLosIoSs.-In Buffalo, on Mon
day afternoon, terrific explosion occurred
at the Buffalo gas works, on Gennessee street
The disaster was caused by defective boiler.
A number Of men engaged in shoveling coke
near the engine:roo were more or less hurt.
The boiler was driven into huge pile OF coke,
knocking il about like chat, killing William
Clark, and injuring Michael Connolly and
Harry Doyle. Clark was horribly mangled.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
A Vendetta.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Dec. ll.-A terrible
affair occurred yesterday at Sweetwater,
Tenn. Capt. jenkins, Of Marietta, Ca, was
attacked by two men named McGaughey,
from Athens, Tenn, and third party I'M
known. jenkins was mortally wounded.
Before falling he killed one of the Nc
Gsughey's, and mortally wounded the other
two. The quarrel grew out of the killing OF
McGaugheys father in 1864 by q raiding
party Of bushwhackers, with whom Jenkins
was supposed to be connected.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
Fire IN New Orleans.

Nrw ORLEANS, Dec. ia fire last night
destroyed Abraham 4 Goldsmith . Wholesale
dry goods store and Bauers trunk store, re.
spectively, Nos. 80 and 3S Camp street.
Total loss $4,000. The former were fully
insured and the latter partially so.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
Fen. Pensil, ana ssssssr,,

Pen. Pencil, sna 0eisssrs,
THH weather at Louisville, Kentucky, 4
cold, and the pork pseksu are soassqss.lly saliV.
A HEAVY snow storm fell at Buffalo ysstSs-
day. -H.r 80 ~N.- nrs- ',yro
FouR HUNDRED barrels Of liquor was seissd
10 PhladslPhia Monday. Il having bssa illisatk
distilled -a.... - .r. : 'a.'t. VIZ
TIE OLD Folks will arrive in this city On
the 7th Of January, and give series Of tAsIr pops.
lar concerts st Odd Fsllows Hall {. b -S-a
THERE are FIVE candidates for the Unitsd
ststss ssnstorship In Illinois -Nsssrs. washAsr.s,
Trunbui, Logan, oslssby nd Psi,sr. 'T5rv
sroEEs is said to be prominent oandi-
date for Governor Of Tsnpsssss. Consrsss 'ssn
staad bis slseties 70 that once II Ts.ssssss go.
na, Gov. BRowNLow has communicated nss-
ssss 10 the Tennessee Lssslassrs ssapisisiss tAas
TIE 6tsts Trsssassr nd lesnsd ths sshoo nd Va
Memphis bank. &c! IT, E't ~. 3 n, q "a ? q
TIE iron-wofkers' strike On The Tsns, n
Enslasd. which hes been protrsstsd for dxtssa
weeks, q rapidly eollapsins, and the mn srs going
In - the 10 per cent. reduction. - ,sTsis.pes
Ar council held by Queen victofia,at
Windsor. on the 10th Of November, II vas or6sssd
shAs W lrsysr for relief from the ssss's p'asus
shorlS - dlsoeutinusd. h,.r F'iyTT uo33o
,e A rknsRASos JOURNAL for the District,
called the National Ts~p~sses Hsva1. T. 10 y
stsrtsd here By Ohris, o. oslisn, O. v. osunssllor
9. l., o. @. T.. D. O.. ". p, Potenae Division,
No. las Oft. p. E-- e. ,,-aas safl % oqaT
. AsNoRwIoH, Conn, clergyman offers to
forfeit $4,000 II quart Of pure spirits ssa js
found in that city. Some slsrgynsa ass sssd
judges Of things sprituou, y wsl u things sp,..
usl. 0,-.,.'-rT
BECKETT, BRowx, HAxKs q Co., publishers
Of the Nashville (Tenn.) Usiox, ofsr for sais sss
Of The most extensive printing sstsAlishmssts the
sosth Or southwsst which they are dssireus 70 H.
pose Of before the lst Of January. See sdysrtiss-
msut In another column. ID, ~ ga -lal!,'I
ArTRrSrrY CHuRcH, yesterday, Mr.. James
B. Winner, Of Philip soiouoa's beoksslli.s ssAss-
li'husnt, and Miss N. Nolan, Of this city. was
united iu wsdloek, In prsssaos Of . large nvmbsr
of friends and aequsintsnoss Tho very air il hat
isighborhood was hllsd with good wishss for the
happy young couple. v.,IPr,. .-,.H
TEE Boston Daily Euening Voice for No
vsmbsr so, has an article on Factory Giris"
which shows that, while the nauafasturing esrpo-
ration' srs making dividends to stsekholdsfs from
50 to 100 per cent the girls In the mills are ssdly
ovsrworksd, undsrfsd, and undsrpaid, and 81 the
same time subjected to hsor Of disoiplins which
admits Of no relaxation until nature itself gives
way" ..... 10 ....E'. = -''T'-I U''
IT is understood that Joseph Dion, cham
pion billiard player Of Amsrios, hss refused 70
play AsDsvitt, until hs has answered The eha,lsnss
Of Fox, who Is still suffering from wound Should
Fox fall 70 make his appearance st the expiration
Of the time nIsd BY the billiard congress the chsi.
lsngs 10 to be extended until the 9th Of Nay, asr
which time Dion proposes TO take up the gauntlet
thrown BY MoDsvitt.
The national Republican., 1866-12-12
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. lit is announced,
on the best authority, that q contract will be
closed with New York capitalists before
January for the completion OF the Coying.
ton and Ohio Railroad within ten years.
The repeal Of the usury laws at the present
session OF the Legislature is considered Ger.
tain. r.,