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cOAsrWfsE SrEASfsAfYS,
sOACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY0
u THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
CARpyING UNITED STATES NAIL.

VIA PANANA HAILhOAD
Steamers leave pier AZ North ver foot Of Canal street. a
II O'Clock, noon, a follovs:-
nectng with GOLDEN CITY, Captain J. T. Watkins
March llth--HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain A. G. Gray
connecting with MONTANA. Captain J. Sutton.
March 1ls.ocEAN QUEEN, Captain r r 4. harris, con-
nectng with CONSTITUTION Captain Caveriy.
All departures touch at Acapulco those OF lst and 3st
connect q Panama With steamers for South Pacnc pors
lat aud th for Central American por and those OF lst
touch at MAnxanilio.
Departure Of 1lth each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama to Australia and New Zealand
Steamer Of March H. 1857 win with the company
steamer COLORADO TO leave San Francisco for Yokohama
and Hong Kong April g. 1867.
100 pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
attendance free.
For passage and all further information apply
the Office the wharf, foot Of Canal street, North river
New York. r. r. BABY, Agent.
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CTEAN TO LIVERPOOL AND QuKENsrowS-rnr
- PENNSYLvASIA sails March 2 Passage $50 currency
Prepaid tickets, $35 Drafts England and Ireland n
usual. at lowest rates. Apply ut THoMPsoNs Passag
Oficc, 2I5 Pearl street.
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A any AsD rkv7 cLArus-ADDrTIt,SAL BouSTl
s cs ~ r!n giyns1 IN ri sasa seaif sisn sokcE
ssLyig ARM fgd rsvy Banker principal ose 10 sonii
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81 tSHLDs0s ron ooKB IN THE YARD. on
- - svN tAD4kesxiy " eastorDsrs' houses nj %,
- f%s DAs Nysss. Twenly arst stree, ard avenue
b ~. sHERwOOD.
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INoR SAVANNAH, GA, EVERY THURsDAv-THE
Atlantc Coast Mall steamship Companys sidewheei
steamsiiips
.GENEsAI BARNES, Captain Morton. sails Thursday,
March 7. -
HERMAN LIVINGSTON, Captain Baker, sails Thursday.
March II.
Through tickets and bills Of 1sdng 10 all
with the Central itniroad Of Georgia. For
freixht OF passage apply 10
LlviS6sroNsf0x & Co. Agents, SO Liberty street.
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RELieIous NoTlCfss.
MARBLE MANTEI.s.

- -s4Ss
NHARBLE MAETEf>s AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-AFfNF
ll SELECTION hand al r. kLABEk,s manufactory, 81
Kr.t ayenee, Third street.. New York. Call aud
mrniDe f.r
1IAEBLEfzED SLATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
vi appesrsBcs moro durabls, kaf the price Of marble
thirty .ssrth
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TTupsoN RIVER AND HARLEM RAILReADs-
Trains for Albany and Troy, connecng with Northern
and wes,ero trains New York. via Hudson River Rail-
rund Thrteth and Tenth avenue and 10 ~ ana
sirth street and Fourth avenue at ii n ana so g "
Sleeping cars attached $50 and II p NJ trains On 6n
p M tra Il attached sleeping car every day eIceps-
Ing Saturdays which " through 70 Oguensoure Ns n
w and o. Railroad. without change . r-..-x
sunday Hudson River Road, New tcrx " rovsn-
tsrns,s md return leaving New York $50 A. NJ and on
Harlem Road second street 70 Msron ana return
leaving new fort wM Ss H. vASDERBrIF vics-Pressdcnt
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FIRE Asgas.

FIRE Asgls.
DATNTfNGe-yALUABLE PAINTINGS, BRoNxEs
and osheg Ornaments will be stored and Insured
shsrre in frst class house. Inquire KING CO.,
brokers, No. o West Twenty third street.
ArrHR BOrLRvARD.n
The only pshl.shed Map Of the New Drive, showing
eo<rerty ~ frct Inches, the
aided every aoaz entire length for sale bv
j. CHOFTON. 061ee Of ,. Neiiane, ~ Pine street =
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
r-ptxrau AurRrcAy curRcu -r.yv r,,,.r,S,, -.
- santiago celebrates divine service II Spanish Trinity
ehApef Twenty ami Broadway on gnndsy
afrn0opa o'el0ck. The Rev ". q Riley from ssntiagS
ehfie, win ID. W preach sunday. An who srear
ep~nk cordially Invited attend these services Seats
free
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NOTICE TO PARTIES GOINu ABRoAD.-ENGLIsHs
~ French, German, Spanish and soa ana Soss
securities alwsye hand and for sale IN sums 20
suit Also Drafts sums Of 50 and upwards on AZ the
prnclnaI rltics m towns OF Europe DE JONUE CO.,
~ broadway, two doors above vail street
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAlI,v-ro GENrrrwEv
only q the Eew York Nuseum q Asstomy Gus Broad
wNv Those unable TO attend theee Lectures may receive
copy BY Forwarding Address ssarefarv OF Nev
York nuseum ~ knAaouay. 6l0 nroadvav
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IUArcHEs-sUrTABLE FOR SPECULATIVE puR.
poses and gift enierprses. Gold Silver and Plated
Cases Tor American Watches. Elecro Plate Jewclry
Chsina Ac Send for price list 70 LIONEL. JxCOBS III
Broadway =
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PRICES OF PASSAGE, INCLUDING WINE.
Payable In gold dr equivalent In curTencv:
To BREST OR HAWKE,
First cabin, SlC0; second cabin, Sl00
10 PARIS,
Uncludng railway tickets furnished on board),
First cabin, Sl65: second cabin, 3io3
Baggage checked through 10 Paris.
Medical attendance free Of charge.
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
GEO. MACKENZIE Agent,
No. S Broadway
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EE-MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
Children TeethnS, greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing by soitening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will aay ALL PAIN and spasnc1la action and is SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS Depend upon it. moth.
ers, it will give rest to yourselves and RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for yea1s and can
say in confidence and truth Of it what we have
been able to say of any other medcine-Nover haa It fa
ed in single instance effect cure when timely used
Never did we know an instance OF dissatisfaction by spy
one who used It. On the contrary, all delighted With
its operation, end speak in terms of con- nendaton OF It's
msgical effects and medical virtues.
We speak IN this matter WHAT We 20 KNOW after
years of ezperionce and pledge reputation for the
uifmcnt of what NC here declare In arcst every in.
stance where tho infant iS suffering from pgia and c
Lsusdca relief viii be ourd IL Gftoen twenty rlrac-
alter tic syTup Is administered.
Full directions Tor using will accompany eaoh bottle.
&c sure and call for
MRS wINSLOW'5 SOOTHING SIRUc."
Ha7ins the fac sime Of "CURTis {: PERKINS" on tls
out1ido wrapper. iii others ere base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the wor:i Psc: only
S5 cents Fer bottle
oflces-No 2I5 Fulton erect New York; No 2o5 High
Holbcrn London Englani No AL St. sul s;,cct Nc.
tTca, Canada. DoWIE L NOISE, Agents.
Ausuat27 tuthS6ino ChaIleston, s. c.
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The Report of the secretary of the Treasury

The annual report Of Secretary McCulloch will
be laid before Congress to-day The document,
which is Of considerable length, refers to the re-
ports OF the different Treasury brrea1s, drawing
from them facts and figures in sdpport Of the
views advocated in his own report, and celebrating
upon them at length. Mr.. McCullooh alludes to
his earlier reports going back to the time of his
nomination, and also to The reports Of Secretary
Chase aud Secretary Fessenden in support OF his
views and his policy OF continuing to contract at
the rate OF s4,000,00l per month as provided by
law. he shows that there we're months when be
could have contracted he above amount but re-
Trained rom doing so because he did not think 1t
necessary or expedient. he takes strong ground
against expansion, which, to use his own Ian
guage, ''would be ruin, snd lead to repudiation."
The views of Gen. Butler, Mr. Stevens, and others,
are commented on, and the tendency and results
Of the different finance schemes, if carried out ere
enlarged upon and ccntrasted. He interprets the
law in reference to the fve-tUenties as binding The
country to their payment in coin, principal and
interest and believes that if the policy looking to
their redemption in currency shall be adopted, the
effect viii be disastrous. He states that he has
sufficient gold in the Treasury to meet the de-
mands on the Government, and keep the market
in check He gives his reasons for not selling
more gold, and endeavorins to bring about re-
sumption in that way. The spectators would to-
morrow buy up all the gold he could offer, and
could then easily control the market, and make
the premium higher than ever it has been. He
believes that the Tribune policy or resumption
would lead TO an immediate crash in business
which he hopes to avoid. He comments at length
on the Internal Revenue Commissioners report,
and gives it as MS opinion that if the Internal he
venue Depari ment and the Treasury had sole con-
troll Of tue system the taxes would be fully collected
and an end put to fraud and corruption.
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Market Rcunras,


New YORK, December 2-Noon.-Flour dull
and dropping. Wheat in buyers favor. Corn
dull Oass flrmer. Pork, firm and quiet, s21 I2ta
quiet Turpentne, 55a. Rosin quiet. Stocks
dull and lower. Money essy. Gold, S7!.
New YORK, December Q - Eosning. - Cotton
frmer; sales 25O0 bales, 1sc. Flour active snd in
favor of buyers, rates unchanged. Wheat dull and
declined Ease. Corn heavy and declined Ease.
Mess Pork firm and quiet at s21 %. Groceries
quiet Naval Stores unchanged. Frelghts steady.
Governments nominal. go Coupons, 1O79; '67,
1915. Gold closed heavy at S6l.
BALTIMORE, December 2-Cotton depressed.
Sales of Middlings ut 15c. Flour very dull. Wheat
scarce but dull. Prime to choice red 81 5Oa2 55.
Corn active; receipts large. New white 81 15 a
81 IS. Oats dull at e4a72 cents. Rye dull. Bulk
shoulders 9la9a; bacon shoulders 12a123
WILMINGTON, December 2.-Turpentne firm at
SOC. Rosin quiet OF 50 for common and 50 S. for
No. l. Cotton dull at 1890 for Middlings.
AUGUSTA, December 2.-Cotton quiet; sales 400
bales Receipts, $50; Nnddlings IA.
SAVANNAH, December ACTION dull and de-
clined Middlngs lag; sa!es 11OO bales; receipts,
1000.
NOBLE, December 2.-sales 100 bales; closed
weak; A1iddlinSs 14!. Receipts. 2253.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2.-Sugar in good de-
mand; common, 9sc.; fully fair to prime, 1Sc
Molasses- receipts liberal, favors buyers; common,
4Oc.; prime to choice, 7oa75c. Corn unchanged.
Flour nominal, superfne, So rs; treble, sl2 75
Oats quie! and firm at s5c. Pork quiet and firm at
s2S. Bacon dull shoulders, 11a12c.; clear sides,
15sa15ic. Lard prime, in tisrces, held at 1885,; in
kegs, 1Sc. Cotton declined Middling Orleans,
15ic.; sales $500 bales; receipts, COLA; exports,
2O29. Sterling, 465a5l. Sight Exchange on New
York !c. discount. Gold, 81.
LoU1svnLE, December 2.-supcrfne Flour 81 10.
Wheat dull at 50 IS. Corn-new, in the ear, Is.
Bacon unchanged; old Mess s21 so.
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Capital Likely TO Move Towards the South
ern STATES cT the Unite;. statcn
IFtcr. Tie Eoac!or Star Ncr. la.l

We urdcr.tand that John Everett, Esq, Of All
balloTs Chambers. is on Il visit to the United
States Of America, to ascertain now the owners Of
plantations and other estates IL tho South can be
assisted with capital 10 dcveo?o tho resources Of
those provinces TIlcn at present are so depressed
through the poverty Of their owncr5. Il scheme
of this kind would especially be OF advantage to
the colored people, who, with freedom and enter
p-ise and all earnest dustgia spirit, want tie aid
of small sums to enable them t. WORK out their
own Advancement But this piGn would be equally
important TO the wealther growers o: cotton, rice,
&C.
Mr.. E7eretta chief objoc. will bo to sec if ehso.
lutte and available security c.n be given, and ii So
it is obvious tt0t immense sumG now locked Up N
our own country might be invested realizing two
groat osjects-a good sd safe retura for British
capital, and giving eff3ctull cid to the industrial
peaple of the South We b2love that at the pres
ent the poorer owncrs or lands there can only get
assistance By paying abou: q par cent. monthly
@. at the rate Of 90 Per cent. per annum. We
direction with much Interest aud shall rejoice #
the issue should be successful
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rnian NAL rountlna-

In old tme, :; The commencement cf every :eason it
We the fashion TO tsko strong cetharc as safeguard
arainst change Of temperature 1t v.e VI re than
scnsccs. practice The people OF our day understand
tie matter better Inatead % depicting the cyster they
,cinfcrc, it. IL the method they saopt he5 ezh5.
wise d ;crminaHon. Instead o rcscrang T. tlo va;ed
sr,uiants OF com rercc aay OF the compounds tcv
ed from ,lc: they put he.. slh Il tic oaly absolutely
pure in7igoraut procurab!c Il the znsrtct-EosTEr.
Tsa's STOMACH 81 TIERS. Thcir fa.a Is VII found
ca. Neve. has ans touio medicnc been prepared with
such scruruloua precision aud cocaccIt:o- lis
vcao,able compou OF which every iasccaiaat Is
sound. holesone, ard medicinal in TIC sonso oi
Tie word Now, wo hare three prominent national co
paint5. oae hall OF tho aiult population c! tie Uai,ed
sta;c= cr more or less either fron diseases CT TIC
stomach ceraneements o. the liver, or aec loHs Of e
rdro7s IN 10 other land undsr Etsv arc t.aso mia
dc3 % ce-e:cl as II his ccatry, and Hos -=TTER'3
sIr1EEs i. specific for them all, unlees organic in
taci, c,n, apd thsrefoze, tcJond cags. Aadlct these
VITO g., fortunate enough to be exempt from them a.
p.csea. enc great far VIZ; tha: occa.:oa
a. uao g t1ii Utilizing t5Dic Will ca1sny Pre7ent
them :: the sun will prevent She earth ron frcurins
whGe IS genial beams descend.
December
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@ OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER-CITY
HALL. CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 2s 1Ss7.-sTREET
ALI6NMENTs AND THE BURNT DISTRIcTs.-Tbe
following extracts from Ordinance and Resolution adopt
ed by City Council Is published for the information Of
all owners Of property and builders:
SEC. ". No owner or builder OF any house sruc-
ture the City, shall dig lay the foundation thereof
IN front Of any street. lan alley court Ehn erect
any wall tenco fr1ning aforesaid, before he shall
have applied 10 tue City surveyor who shall lay OF and
mark the true front line boundary Of such street.
lane aloy court and give certificate thereof to the
builder. for which services the City Surveyor
shall bo paid cy the said owner builder, the sum
affixed thereto In the table OF fees contained In this Ordi
nance.
SEC. V. II any per- on shall commence any foundn-
ground adjoining the line OF any ereet Line, alley or
couI within tho city not having made application 10
the City Surye and bcio.3 trc lrc OF street shall
have been Laid OF and marked out BY the City surveyor
in tho manner above directed or contrary to the line
go lad OF and marked out, every such person. well
fence forfeit and pay the sum not exceeding five hun.
dred dollars; and, moreover, all buildings aud work
done put up without such application to the city sur
veyor, Contrary to the line OF stree. which Gna be
order of the CITY Council the charge and expense Of
tho person herein offending, as aforesIid.
The following resolution was offered by Alderman q.
Gsrdts January 2, 1855. and unanimously adopted by
the City Council
Resolved That public notice be given, that If any per-
s3n intends 10 erec. building in @ burnt districts, lie
nlgl apply City Council and ascertain whether
or no. the CT y intends 20 widen said streets.
LUIS J. BARBOT.
November 30 City Civil Engneer.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.

1 STORM ON THE ENGLISH coAsr-Two AMERICAN
VESSELS LosT-THE FRRNcH TO EvAcUATE ITALy
LATEST FOREIGN MARKETS, ETC, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, December 2.-The weather has been
very inclement during the past two days, and the
telegraph to London has been prostrated. Numer-
ous shipwrecks, attended with loss OF life, have
been reported. The Lydia Williams, hence for
San Francisco, is ashore; crew saved. The Guar
dian Angel hence for New York, IS lost; only seven
saved.
PARIS, December "A few French cavalry Will
probably remain permanently at Rome; otherwise
the French will evacuate the Papal territory com
pletely. The Pope is strengthening his army.
LONDON, December 2.-Consols, ex dividends,
90 sic; Bonds, 71l.
LIVERPOOL, December 2.-Cotton dull and de-
clined J; sales 800 bales; Uplands, u; Orleans;
a.
LONDON, December 2-Noon.-Consols 81 1916.
Bonds II 5-16.
FRANKFORT, December -Noon.-Bonds 7G4.
LIVERPOOL, December 2-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
sales 5000 bales. Uplands y; Orleans II. Bread
stufs quiet.
LONDON, December "a p. A.-Consola, e1-
dividends, 9S! Bonds III.
. LIVERPOOL, December "a P. M.-Corn ass.
California Wheat Is. Lard 49. Common Sosin
Is. cd. Others unaltered.
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The AIanama Conventton.

MONTGOMERY, December 2.-The Convention
adopted resolution that when the Convention
adjourn it shall adjourn subject to the call OF Z.
W. Peck, President, or the Military Commander OF
this State or Distrct but fnot reconvenedwi within
year, it shall stand adjourned sine de. Aresolu-
ton to adjourn on the 4th instant was rejected.
The oath OF Office, as finally adopted, requires
officers to swear that they are not dlsfranchised
by the Constitution Of Alabama or the Consttu'
ton md laws Of the United States. That they
will support the Constitution and the laws Of tho
State and Of the United States and the uacn Of the
Stotna
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
Proceedings in the House OF LoN.s-Open-
ing Speech OF the Qucen-DiscussIon OF
the Issues OF the Day.

I3IO1I TIC LODuO1 I4'IIEoi NV eIIOUI ]O'I
The third session OF the Nineteenth Parliament
Of the United Kingdom OF Great Britain commenc
ed yesterday for the dispatch OF business. The
session was opened by commission, the Lord Chan
cellor reading the address from the throne as fol
lows:
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Our washington Dispatches.

MEET Na OF coNaEEss-HoRAcE GREELEy-THE Re-
CONSTRUCTION coaanTrEE PROPOSE FURTHER LIZ
a1sLAT1oN TOR TEE soUTH-GEYERAL oRD's RE-
PORT ON HIS D1sTRIcT-HE CONSIDERS TIE MILL
TARY NECESSARY, ETC, ETC.
WASHINGTON, December 2.-Congress organized
at 12 o'clock.
Greeley publishes card declaring that as he
has not been officially notified of his appointment
to Austria, therefore he neither accepts nor de-
clnes; but he does not intend leaving his country
pending the Presidential election.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day amount to
s2,211,a0O
It is generally understood that the Commission
er Of the Revenue, Rawlings, will soon resign
The Reconstruction Committee had meeting
at Stevens room; the majority held that further
legislation was necessary before reconstruction
could be completed.
The judges OF the Supreme Court, led BY Chief
Justice Chase, visited the President.
It is stated that Cornelius Wendell succeeds
Clark as Superintendent OF the printing at the
Treasury.
The President will nominate S. s. Cox to Aus
tria, oice Greeley declined.
The conclusion Of General Ords report says ::
"In majority Of the counties of this District
there are few men who can take the test oath, and
these are not disposed to defy public opinion by
accepting Office, unless supported by military
force afterward. The will Of the colored people
may be in favor Of supporting loyal ofce-holders,
but their intelligence is not now sufficient to
enable them to combine for the execution Of their
will. ALI their combinations are now conducted
by white men, under the protection Of the mill
tary. II the protection is withdrawn, the white
men now controlling would withdraw with it, and
some Of the Southern people, now exasperated Ct
what they deemed the freedmen's presumption,
would not be very gentle towards them. So that
the presence Of a large military force will be re-
quired for some time to maintain the freedman In
the right OF suffrage.
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Conversational.

WAsErNoToS, December 2-SENATE.-A memo
rial from the Alabama Convention to repeal the
cotton tax was referred.
The resolutions Of the Tennessee Legislature Tor
repeal of the cotton and tobacco tax was pre-
sented.
Twelve o'clock arriving, the commencement Ct
the second session was announced, and commit
teswas appointed to inform the President
A resolution was offered asking the Secretary OF
the Treasury under what law Edmond Cooper oc-
cupies the position OF Assistant Secretary.
After the transaction Of some other unimpor-
tsnt business the Senate ajourned.
Housr.-In the House Mr. Wilson, Chairman OF
the Judiciary Committee, made personal expla-
nation in defence Of Mr. Churchill, concluding BY
remarking that the r4inority do not and cannot
attribute his change Of opinion to improper mo-
tives or pecuniary consideration.
The judiciary Committee we're instructed to in
quire whether the House had the right to accept
or reject the terms of treaty Like that acquiring
Russian America.
Various petitions, resolutions. etc., requesting
repeal Of the cotton tax was presented and re-
ferred to the Committee on Ways ard Means.
Mr. Averil Of Tennessee, denied giving aid and
comfort to the rebellion.
The Postoffce Committee were directed to In
quire into the expediency Of allowing railroad
compsnies to carry letters referring TO their own
business outside Of the mails.
The Judiciary Committee were directed to In
quire into the eIpediency Of holding an annual
session Of the Admiralty Court at New Albany,
Indiana.
A resolution was adopted ordering the Commit
toe on Elections to pursue their investigation in
the case of Wm. A. Barnrm, charged with Sc
curing his election by bribery.
Twelve o'clock arriving, the second session was
proclaimed, one hundred and forty-six members
being present committee was appointed to
inform the President. The committee subsequent
" reported that the President would communicate
his Message at noon tomorrow.
The Committee on Elections reported favorably
in the case Of Mr.. Golliday Of Kentucky. The
consideration Of the report was postponed until
Wednesday, when the House adjourned.
A halS-dozen financial bills we're presented. The
action on aoliday's right to his seat indicates thai
the Ken.uckians are to be excluded until after the
vote on the impeachment.
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Er,m the Pacific Coast.

SAX Francisco, December 2.-Pesquire has bsen
reelected Governor Of Sonora. The Conference is
not restored. There is strong moven ent In Du-
range in favor OF an independent Republic. The
Government troops were defeated, and all the
Northwestern States were expected to join in the
revolution. Martinez desires the Governorship OF
Cinola, and unless nominated by the Legislature,
viii seize tbs government. He heads the Repubh'
can army. The army lately dismissed will play an
important part in favor Of the best payers, as they
are disguised about their back pay.
The Brazilian mail reports that the allies at-
tackled the Paraguayans, killing 1000 and captur-
ing 300. The allies lost eighty.
Hancock Revokes Mowers Order.
New ORLEANS, December 2.-The following was
issued to-day:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH M117AA: nrsrR1cr.
Extract Pa agraph II. Of Special Orders No. 184,
Current Ser es, from these Eeado' iers, by Brevet
Major-General J. A. Mower, appc-nting R. King
Cutler Judge Of the Second Judicial District court
Of Louisiana, in place Of A. Cora tt resigned, is
hsrsby revoked. That Office is, therefore, vacant.
By command Of Major-General HANCOCK.
IE;susdl ". J. MITCHELL,
Breyet Eeutensnt-C Colonel and A. A. G.