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LOUISIANA.

More Rciustatements By General Hancock
The Rebuilding Of tho Levees-Prececding g.
or the Conssisutioaal Convention.
new 0RLHAHs Dec 4, 1857.
Paragraph 2. Of Special Orders No 2o2 Headquarters
Fifth Military District dated to-day, d as follows
Paragraph g. Of Special Orders No. lss from those
headquarters, da,sd November ID 1867, nsusd BY
Major General Mower, removing r. X Rorks Clerk OF
the Second District cour Of the parish Of 0reans for
mafsssanes In odses. and aPpos.ins R l. shelley In
bis placs 10 hereby revoked. and r. X ORorks II
insSas1 In oce n any charges up against the
sai1 0norks the Judicial Department Of the government
70 subesps 70 Jake whatsoever action may b necessary
IN the prsmissa
Paragraph one Of the order supends that portion
u ssass Ma 2oi ordering General Mower 70 join his
rsgtmsut and says General Mower viii remain in New
Orleans awaiting further orders
Paragraph Of Order NO 202 orders the adjudication
Of the making OF lsvses certain plantations in the
parishes OF 81 Charles aud Jefferson 10 the lowest
bidder, By Lieutenant Colonel Mc0onnige Il II on
the 10th inst the work 70 be completed IN time and
manner protect tho plantations fron Overflow and
hs lands with the improvements thereon are 70 be sub
jsct q special lien and privilege tor cost OF making
said isvsss them respectively and thas the ordinary
ormsss presented By Law for the adjudication said
work Dc dispensed With
The Constitutional Convention to-day passed resolu-
ton nxing the pay Of member ~ ton dollars per day
and MILEAGE ~ twenty cenu each way, and elected 1
warrant clerk NM5
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TN LoHpoH MONEY MARxEr-LoxDoH. Dec. A-Evsn-
inE-Consols slosed at 93S, exdIvidsnd, for money.
American sscurtes-The following are tho closing
rates :United States hvetwentes T1X; Illinois Cen.
tralS, 60X; Era Railway shares, ak.
TIE FRANKFORT BouRsk -FRANxvoRr, Dec g.
sus Of 1se2
LlvnrooL Corror MARKET -L1vHsroot, Dec 4-Evon-
ng-he cotton market became active during the
atsrnoon, and closed arm 81 the following authorized
quotations. -niddns upiands. 7hd middlng Orleans,
1xd The sales ofths day foot up 10. 900 bales.
LvsAPooL BRHADsTuYrs MARKEr.-LvsRPooL, Dec -
Hvseiug -Corn-l7a Cd. for mixed western. wheat
16A FOR California white and 13s ID. for No. Nil.
vaukss rcd. Barlsy-5a "a. for American. Oass-Ss.
lid. for American. Peas, ass Cd. for Canadian
LU1nPooL Provisions MARKRr-LIvxRPooL. Dec A.
Evening Lard has declined u asa Cd and bacon to
laA Besf-ll2s Cd for winter cured extra prime mess
Port-70a for prime Eastern mesa Chssso-62s for
the highest range Of fine
LvEarooL P.oDvc, MARKxr-LrvERrooI. Dec. -
Evening Common Wilmington rosin has declined 70
a "a. ana spirits Of turpenne advanced 20 ats Sd
Quotations Of other articles the reported
noon No IL Dutch standard sugar Ia active.
LONDON MARKEm -I.oSDox, Dec. 4-Noon --Whale oil,
ESQ per 252 gallons; sperm oil, $1l2 per tom Iuseed
c.f @ss parton Linsssd cakes, ell per ton for thin
ohlong.
PsrRoGxux MAxKKr-AxrwKRr Dec. l-EvsnIng. =
Petroleum closed ut - francs Is confines for standard
whta
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NORTH CAROLINA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.


Negro Disturbance In Brunswick County
Several White Citizens Injurcd-Ncarly a
Riot Caused By . Radical Speech.
RALsraH Nov. Is, 1867.
Intelligence from Brunswick county that riot
was nearly inausuraisd At smithnsld on the Saturday
Immediately preceding the election, In which several
white citizens severely injured Il appears that
radical candidate, named Legg, who 10 Q
Northern man that has settled In smithvle since the
war, and 10 one Of the Hunnicuu stamp In Virginia.
made speech TO the negroes Of most incendiary char
actor Large numbers being assembled, tho negroes
were much excited By the approaching political contest
and drinking freely INDUCED in when tho speech
was Delivered, however, their worst and most violent
p:'n' beng appalled, e .sk
happily, three or four-rth bricks. stonss
aud such offensive missiles could easily be pro-
brick aimed a. he Conservative cssaidsis Who was
present the confusion OF the melee struck the
sble LsRg himself. This persona coward OF tho most
sblect castebecAme terror stricken and scarcely knew
what shape the bad assumed whether for against
him. He ned and sought the protection OF
the United states soldiers % a. ~: garrison,
nothing 10 fear. number OF negro soldiers Who
IN the crowd. IL stated mainly instrumental In
sssns 40 active part 10 The proeesdns After The dis
person OF tho few whites present and tho flight OF Lees
The negroes psraded the streets yelling and hooting 10
and while making this triampha march they met the
sheriff aud Mr. Ledars both OF whom they salutsd with
shower Of missiles! compsIiInx them 20 take rsfoss IN
count they obscts OF special hatred 70 the iuox
catsd and rsnsed abbe and bal for the eonnvsDcs %
have been forfeited q sppsass sSs African thirst for
blood. This 10 bat one Of the many incidents DOW
curing the south brought on By violen. ncsndsxy
resident Hunnlcuts In Virginia and others Of = like
stamp 10 the remaining southern States.
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ARREST uF ALLEGED BURGLARS AND RECEIVER.

some few days ago the entrance Of Mr. Krsugel, No.
IT'D Canal street. had been entered and robbed Of =
ios Of miscellaneous articles but clue could
b found = the time that would lead TO the ds.
covsryp Of The perpetrators Of The azar Yestsr.
day Captain 0issasd,y - The Tourtssnth precinct,
rscevsd Information 20 the ecct that Michael Cunning
ham, who kept GROCERY store st lo7 Mulberry street,
had In his possession some property which did be.
long TO him. The captain dstaed officers Muligan and
Noteot to ascertain the truth Of the information and
search Instituted which resulted In the discovery of
watch cases silver forks and spoons table knives bed
clothing. blankets male sud female wearing apparel,
table and ho1s covers, lace and ornamental Cunning
ham cood satisfactorily account for his Possession
Of oil these goods, and he arrested and locked up
Sufhcient was learned, however, show that portions
Of the properybelonssd 70 Mr. Krcuge Of Canal street.
and that Henry McCsry Of No 10 Chrystie street. and
James Colbert, OF No. ~ Monroe street. knew some
thing about the AFFAIR These young gentlemen wero
accordingly looked up, found and locked up on the
charge Of having burgarousy entered the residence OF
Mr. KreugeL They viii be brought before tho magis-
.Sate At the Tombs Police Court.
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The Commercial Bauk-The Proposed Changes
In the TariM-Prop0scd Overland Communal
cation with British Columbia.
OTTAWA, Dec. T. 1867.
rhs bill 10 amend tho oct Incorporating the CONNER
ciai Bank has passed through the Committee Of the
Whole in the House Of CommsuA BY evidence gwen
before the committee the bank shown TO be per-
feety solvent and 10 probable vii resume business BY
amaixamating with the Nero Bank OF Montreal
delegation Of Montreal merchants have arrived here
10 look after their Interests In connection with the
posed changes In the tariff II 10 uudsrstsod that tho.
excise duty on spirits will not BE- altered slight
asses and coffee. Manufactured goods such ~ Gotten
and other fabrics will not be subject 70 any change
Mr.. Waddington. resident Of vancouvsr's Island n
here 10 promote the scheme Of opening up communica
ton overland with British Columbia 10 proposed 70
open line Of land and carriage from shs head Of
can b. accomplished st . moderate expendisurA Mr..
waddingtsn 10 seeking encouragement from the Cana
dian government prior % his departure for England
where he hopes the scheme ~ b favorably rscsivsd
TIE Franche~s Homicide-A Verdict Of Nfur-
der Returned Against Madame Denners and
Her aghters-Mariae Disasters.
QuEBsc, Dec. 4 1867
The inquest on the body Of rrsnchsss killed - Cham
bly, has terminated A verdict OF murder was
turned against Madame Dcnnsrs and daughters. The
evidence shown that they struck him In the head with
poksr, and nndng life extinct threw hts body into the
TIE ship stage fouudsred on Basque Island on the I'd
inst when her crew abandoned her she had twelve
feet Of water in Der hold
The steamer st. Andrew attempted 10 como up from
So Denis yesterday, bus VS. obliged 70 put back on
account Of the ics
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wi1H The EVENING 'fRLEdRAM AND You VIII
HAVE All THE LATEST TELEuRAPHIc AND
OTHER NEWS OF THE DAY.

House Burner.
The flames shooting higa,
And turpentine you threw.
An officer stood by.
And he arrested you.
You board 1t Sing Sing hne
And pay by breaking stone
For using turpcntine
To burn the house you
Is just sensible TO shovel Cayenne pepper and pour
of turpcntine burning building the i!n
mcnts composed OF such hery ingredients the human
system. Instead Of cooling tho Inflammation they
terrible smart and surfacs pain which greater than th
creating pain another place OF daily Occurrences The
body OF importance than house We leave
to judge the proper punishment 10 be administer.
ed. Or. woLC0TT removes pain Of any name or
nature. free Of cost for everybody, o. TO
Chatham square. New York. with that wonderful
remedy PAIN FAINT. without smart II leaves color.
andis 20 harmless that hundreds Of puny. seky infants
painted their whole body every The appca
ton deltghfui 10 the nvigorxtes the feeble aud
strength and TO the whole System II reduces
nammAtlon hundred times faster than breaks up
the hottest fever In ten minutes. No other dare
operae with their own remedy In pablo for they would
Aganst PAIN PAINT for they losing their customers
III sold n all drugg c Soc 81 and 'u p.nts s.
puts hold eight 81 bottles and sent free OF
charges. receipts Of tho money Or. WOLCOrT Is
posed ali remedies taken the stomach, and teaches al
BY HE circular how to have better health wishoat
FOOLS mover die.
I'll Vel! you why:
The Young ones grow so hasty
All have 10 learn
What oil should spurn-
Pulls, purses, pukes and pastry.
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TINE passs TELEGRAM.

RICHMOND. Dec & 1857
the galleries and sisiss Of tho hall we're densely
crowded with blacks and sishs sprlnking Of whites
this morning.
I General schonsld sent oommunicasien 70 the Con-
vsnton sending them Ill appeals which have been
made to him In Of contested seats including those
Of the Richmond dslsgao1 oil Of Which wore submitted
70 the Convention for It, action
In the afternoon session the Convention appointed
the Committee Rules. and elected W. H. Samples. Of
Baltimore, stem ographer TO the body. rule was
adopted 70 draw for seas which the conservatives who
were Ill sitting together, opposed but did mot defeat
The committee which waited General Schoheid re.
ported that he had given them advice, and no
would be glad the msmbevs who wished TO consult
with him. The Convention then adjourned until TO-
morrow.
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CALIFORNIA.

Sailing Of tho Great Republic for Hong
Kong-Proceedings Of rho Legislaturc.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. T. 1857
Ths Pacific Mall steamship, Great Republic, for Hong
Kong and Yokohama, sailed to-day With large number
q passsngs $l,scooo in treasure and freight valued
Tns Senate to-day confirmed Governor Lows appoint
ees 70 the principal Stats ofnceh
The Assembly granted the Of It's chamber for .
meeting OF Fenians TO express indignation and
1t the Manchester executions.
Arrived. barks Professor Airev, from Glasgow
Wealth Of Nations, from Manila; comrads, from
Eastern butter quiet at 3Sc. 37kc Flour steady
Ut 81 80 IS. Wheat firm at - 90 . 81 65.
Legal tenders 73k
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AUSTRIA.

Negotiations with Rome-The Premier Ad.
vecatcs an Unpiedged Conference.
sa&@4 &sa44 .4.aas viErxA, Dec Z. 1857.
Count crivsiiL the Envoy OF Austria 10 Rome has
notinsd sAs Pope thai the Legislation Of the Rsieksvssh
must proceed ~ course IL ansssonsm 70 me
Concordst should The Holy Father rsfuss release tho
Emperor ranes Joseph from obligations Of treaty
nsds before he became . constitutional monarch.
Baron voa Bsuss IN recent dispatches, usgss the
meeting Of the European conferences without pro-
gramms % that each Power mar be free TO set
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ENGLAND.

The Alabama Claims Correspondence-So
Alteration OF Beiiigcrent Rights Recogni-
tion-Au Offer 10 the Unitcd States Cabinet.
LosDos, Dec. 4 1867.
second instamsnt Of the correspondence between
the British and American governments 10 regard TO the
Alabama claims, has been laid before the House Of
Commons by the Foreign 0nlca
Lord Stanley, In a despatch dated November 10 to
Mr. Ford the present Charge dAaires al Washington,
says England will never consent 10 submit 10 the srbi-
traon OF foreign Power aims Involving her right TO
recognize bellgeren This right, he insists il purely
question Of English law He repeats his offer to sub
nit 70 arbitration the Alabama claims and 70 refer all
other demands for indemnity 70 the dscision Of mixed
commission
The London CRbmen victorious-The Minister
from Brazil.
LONDON, Dec {, 1851
The cabmen contiaus 70 work during the day until
four O'Clock in the afternoon. when they all leave their
stands and not cab hack b afler that hour
LONDON Dec. 4-Evening
The strike Of the eabmen has como to an end
the government has Yielded and the operation Of the
obnoxious law has been suspended.
Edward Thornton, late Minister Brazil and recently
appointed Ambassador 70 the United States arrived here
to-day from Rio Jansiro
The steamer BY which he arrived brings the report
that formidable revolt had broken out In Paysandu
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ALABAMA.


Negro Insurrcction In Bullock County,
Armed Bodies Of Blacks Resisting Law ON.
GERS and Threatening vengennce-Arress Of
Fifteen or eho Leaders BY the Military.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec. (, 1851.
Alarming excuses have recently besn committed By
the blacks In Bullock county In the neighborhood
Of Psross The eolored loyal leagusrs organized and
resisted processes Of the civil authorities. Under
pssvotiops from eolsFsd smissarss they formed code
Of lava opened court ofhesred and organised o. a.
rssssd BY night Al blacks Who opposed their Unlawful
procssdags and carried their punishment % fer that
ther victims applied the civil authorss Tor protection
The black sheriff And bis deputy finally arrested,
bat other iusurvectonarv leaders organised negroes and
made armed rssstancs, and nocksd to Union Springs
threatening general rising, the DETERMINATION Of whites
and the taking possession Of the country. Black Leaders
went 70 plantations and forced hborsrs 70 JOIN
them for vengeance. showing pretended orders
from General swsyns that they had right 70 Kill oil
resisting their authority. During the sxeiismsns the
negro church u Psross burned BY unknown parties
alleged BY black icaguers TO innams the negroes The
whites universally regret IL The white citssns ergan
izsd for protection.
General swayns was appealed to and sent detach-
msnt Of troops promptly 70 the Of troubles To
order Fifteen black nsurrectionists have been
arrested and lodged si be tried BY civil authority
AZ Lest accounts order restored and oil quiet
Tho Rscssstrucsies Conventional onssdera-
NosrooxsRY. Ala, Dec. Z, 1887.
IN the Reconstruction Convention the Committee on
the Constitution reported the Convention, when
considered article by article and various amend.
ments proposed. consuming the whole day There
will BE- least nssn twenty votes against the con-
sutution On the dna vote. II
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oEoRolA.

The Proposed Conservative Csavessisn nj
Macon.
MAcox, Dec L 1857
the rAiss brought large numbers Of delegates 20 this
city this evening Most Of the hotels are ful and ,hs
prospect 10 good for large convention The south.
western portion Of the STATE is strongly Represented
M SAVANNAH, Doc g. 1857
A . meeting Of conservative stzsas last evening.
George A Meyer, ". Y. Thompsou, q h. R,chsrdson
!. r. uashorp and D. Arnold we're chosen Delegates
70 the Macon Convention.
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ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
The English Position on the
Alabama Claims.
Austria Advocates an IMPLIED dyed
Congress.
NEGRO RESURRECTION IN ALABAMA.
MEXICO.

r NJ

SPtCMl Itlk6hAm W tHe MAAll
Assenslias or che MexIcaa Csnsress-Re.
ported Arrival Of . Messengers frsm Napo.
lcon-Recepsisa o. Minister Remero-Fresh
Observation-Disclosures OF Generals Esce.
bede and Diax-Gsn eral OrteEa Congress
aan Elect.
HAVANA, Dec. 8, 1867.
The steamer Mount Vernon has arrived here
from Vera Cruz, with dates from that port to
November 81 and from the capital Of Mexico to
November 20. She has been obliged to 60 into
dock here to have her screw repaired.
The Mexican Congress had met on the afternoon
Of November 40 according to the decree issued to
that efeot. OF the two hundred and eight mem.
bers quorum was present namely. one hundred
and Ave representatives.
Senior Rafael Donde, Of Mexico city. was chosen
president Of tho Congress immediately after orga.
nixation. .,s.sata
A rumor had mystsriouily gained circulation to
che etIeot that special messenger had arrived
bearing . communication from the Emperor
Napoleon to President Juarez.
Minister Romero, with Messrs. Babcock, sturn,
Esttan, Donnst and Others had arrived at the
capital BY tho train from Apizaco. and had taken
apartments at the Iturbids Hotel. President
Jusres. accompanied By his wife and Minister
Plumb. had repaired to the railroad station to 70.
eeivs Minister Romero. On the way from Apzsco
tho train mot With an accident which damaged the
engine somewhat; but. fortunately, none Of tho.
passengers were injured in the least.
There were reports Of considerable enlistments
having taken place 70 increase the ranks Of the
Mexican army. The destination Of these troops
was not known. but was variously surmised.
The newspapers Of the capital were attacking
Minister Romero under the prstenes Of his hav-
ing negotiated ruinous contracts with Brother
Jonathan.
General Escobedo had reached his headquarters,
General Dias was reported quiet at Tehuacan.
but was shortly expected at the capital.
General J. Gonzales Ortega has been elected to
Congress.
President Juarez and his cabinet remained quiet
awaiting the organization Of Congress.
Ex.Govsrnor Reynolds. Of the late Southern
Confsdsracy, had been appointed to all the
VACANCY caused BY the death Of General W. II.
Stevens, - superintendent Of the Mexico and
Vera Crus Railroad.
II was being stated that the recent heavy duty
on imported nour was decreed for the purpose Of
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MISSOURI.

Seizure Of Whlstoy-The kansas Pacific
Railroad.
ST. Louys Dec. 1. 1887.
One hundred barrels Of whiskey, from some point
above here. seized on the leves to-day BY tho
United States Marshal
The Kansas and Pacific Railway Company have r.
ssvsd the bonds nom the government for the section
Of ths road accepted by the Commissioner the 10th
uM n and today they applied for Commissioners 10
inspect another section Of twentyons miles, extending
"a the three hundred and twenty.h milo post
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Sugar Market Quist-Exchangs Firmer-Ar-
ttam rival.
HAVANA. Dee. L 1ses--Nooa.
In The sugar market there 10 nothing DOING bat there
II no Quosabs change In pFicea
The exchange market h armsE Bills on London are
13k II per cent premium; on PArs, q par V per
cent premium, and the United statss for currency
NJ "a - per cent discount and for gold q per cent
premium.
Arrived. steamer Mount vsrson from Vera crus
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Additional Facilities by the Companies.
LONDON, Dec. {, 1857.
still further concsssion TO tho public has been de-
cided upon by the tslsgraphic companies foows.-
From and after midnight Of December 4 nve words
for addrsss date and signature heretofore accepted
without charge, but subject 70 limitation 70 letters
will hereafter BE- forwarded irrespective Of the number
Of letters they contain, provided the privilege IS aOs
abused
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csiored man aamsd John Richardson, whose family
resides No. IS cornsa street. vas engaged shak
ing carpets yesterday afternoon the roof Of house
No a West wsshlsson place. whom gsns TOO near the
frous be missed his balance and fell 70 the sidewalk
fracsufns hrs skull He disd n fsw mnusss after The
occurrence.
Janss Kennedy accidentally fell yesterday afternoon
through the hoissway Of the No s1S Washington
street from the thiFd moxy aud vss Instantly klsd.
The body conveyed " ths residence q hs proshs
No. 622 wAsnngton street. -
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REAL ESTATE SALES IN BROOKLYN.

On Tuesday tho following property In the vicinity Of Pros
pect Park comprising In all elshtysix lots sold 81
James Coles Son public auction. the Commsrca, Ex
change. Brooklyn:-
Io. Bra1ton st. 1877 lo>s in from 7h a5rioo $40
lots. adjoining. in the same size. each 425
lots, adjoining. In the Mze,cach &47U... Wv
lots corner Of 4th Nv and Middle st. 34xl00. each
lots Middle st. rear Of above ssxioo j. each Ssis 80
lots, Middle St adjoining sxe each $685.. i2bO
lots. 6th and Middle st. 25xl0 each 81 49, 400
lots. nth st. 100 u " from 9th Az. 23xl002 each
III ii St. 200 I. from s,n a, same size 50
lots TIN and Middle St 25rlO0 each $3.50 260
lots 7h and 18th stad size each 36a6 25o
$3.50 2iso
lots l7th ct rear Of above size each S640 2J60
lots Middle st. between 9TH and 7th same size
ios Middle st. between 9Th ana Tin ava Join
ing same si.e each iszO
ing. sixe each S66. Isis
lots, Middle a. between 9Th and 7th avs, sdjoln.
Ing sl.c each s6su. 800
lots, Middle st 9th adjoining. size,
lots :,i 81 bsiwssa s.i and 7i ava; sam. :;: -
ios se y::.ssn i;i and lis avs ADJOINING '.'O
same szi each Ssos ISIS
os. s 81 In q near near 6tI ~, :djonins sam. size.
7oss Corner 81 iisii ~ and 18Th i: ssass iOi in A
slots, 10Th st. near llsh Az 25x0 each $50 720
lot. Tab Az and Middle 81 22c 'front.' a. rear.
o.. s.h st. near iii Az aoiioo :ach $500 aso
lots 18th ST. lou II Of 7h each $3.50 lao
ots cor 18Th and 7h av same nze. each $685. 2b
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1mmensc and Fatal Lossc- BY the Cyclone.
Lospcr. Dsa 4 1857
Further particulars Of The DISASTROUS cycioas which
recently occurred In INDIA have bssn received here.
Al Calcutta the los Of life and property fearful
II estimated that In that city and neighboshood alone
one thousand persons psrshsd Thirty thousand huts
and hsbtasIoss we're usssrly destroyed.
Lospox, Dec t-Evsn'sg
ysssxrsphsc communication india. which was inter.
sspssA ~ sss cyclone. nas been restored.
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CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 rM HeRALa

Vice Admiral Tegethon and the Havana
Authorities.
HAVANA, Dec. 5, 1867.
The customary civilitiss have been exchanged
between Vice Admiral TegethoF and the su-
thorities Of this capital.
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French Rifles for tho Army-Politlcai Arrests.
FLoRsscx Dec. (. 1857.
The Italian War OcsIhas ordered three hundred thou
sand Chassspot riHss
FLoREycE. Dec. A-Evening.
Many arrests for political have recently been
made By tho order Of the government In different paris
Of the kingdom.
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TENNESSEE.


Browniow's Evidence OF President Johsson's
loyalty.
EAsHvnLs, Dec. e. 1861
Governor Browniow, in . published card gives
Dat denial TO the testimony OF detective Baker before the
Impeachment Committee wherein BrownIow 10 said to
have been cognzsnt Of letter written by Andrew John
son 70 Jen Davis The Governor further says that he
does not bchsve NJ. johnson wrote letter to JsG
Dsvs or any other giving aid and comfort TO the
rebellion.