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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

Marion 10 ooS 70 % loCtuTo eeoSOUSO.
The O;tumwa Ore cost The undswsi.
hr's agency &3l, 900.
-Nusea.ins 10 Greetings nsw grain ole.
vsasr.
Dee Mines girls show the white
feather.
-Sigsusnsy ladies have organised .
"Gsssip Club"
-MeGrsssr Tmes tried girl ssspssitsrs;
wouldn't do on typs; can, ''sss sp;" diff
fersnt here.
Col. s. 8. Curtis, OF Ksskuk, married .
Miss Bird in New York, last week.
-&5o,o 600 wanted in Burlington t. grade
and Ii. the Burlington 1 Carthage road.
Linn county sends Jshn Corpsrsa -
al2 msaths' mission 70 Fsrl Madison fer
cattle stealing.
-Ksskuk 10 hog slsug ughtsring By The
Thousands.
-Africo>bs,ins misssgsnAtion has cen.
menccl in Keokuk.
Clinton 10 macadanizing iss principal
street.
--Blaekhswk 10 y Be county mapped BY
Thompson L Evarts.
-Msquotssa has an assessed valsasisa
Of $3.50, 900.
-Csngrsssmas: Ps.nsrey's father died
In Meridian, Conn.,, last week.
--Fert Dodge authorities have been in
junetsd from collecting an extra tax vetsd
10 build schssl house.
A writer in the Fsrt Dsdgs Nsrtksesst
prophecies that in 1869 Northwss.srn Isvs
will bs the richest and NEST desirable part
Of the State.
-Jamss Bsvs. . reformed Philadelphia
burglar, fer some time past respected
physician in Wavsrly, Bremen county.
The Dusuqus Herald says that recently,
enc ef the Philsdslphia busglaEs hes bsan
released frsm the pssitentiary upsa giving
states evidence agsinst Bsys. The plst
for the robbery Of the elk store hss been
exposed and Bsy's esunsetisn With H.
A detective wss Get upsn the track sl
Bsys and early this week succeeded 10 rus-
ming him down at Wavsrly. With ever
eautiea the detective rsmaissd behind, one
eve ming, while LEGAL eflcsr vas sent fer
ward 10 arrest Boys. The snieer secured
his prisoner, whs ~ snee requested 10 h
taken 70 the once Of one Of his brsshsrs.
The officer aseedsd 70 the request, asd sa-
tering his brsthsr's sdlcs, Bsys informed
him Of his arrest. He asked the ofhesr II
hs had warrant for the arrest. He replied
that he had not. but there Was man Ia
town who had one. He Was tsld that be
could not make the arrest without war :
sast James started TO - up stairs, bat
appears t. have changed his mind on the
way and instead took ''lsg bail" through q
back deor. OF course there vas confusion
among the off ,ials when they discovered
the 6isht OF their prisoner. He could not
be found. A strict watch was Get upsn tie
motions Of svsry body suspected Of symra-
thy with the fugitive, but il avsilsd ussh-
Ing.
But the fugitive as last accents, had
not been heard from. Anxious eficsrs ara
searching for him. There Is distress 30
cause Of HE absence. aud promised rswards
will be unpaid until bis presence 10 secured
bya successful arrest.
DoR'r FoRoIf Ito 20 around 70 Robert
Krauss's wholesale store and sxamine The
6ns stock of goods there exhibited. They
are without doubt the best in town. Every
dealer should make it . point TO call and
examine them. Remember the place I'd
street, opposite tho Fret National Bask.
CnrcAao.-The steam engine city Of the
RAaf ahaxa ita ant arn1isa and no>ah aad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

II the District Cssrt sf shs Usitsl etatss fss
the District u Iowa
In The msatsr sf Barnsy AeCabs, Bsnkrupt.
To the Creditors Of said Barney AeCa6s, and
oil ether persons interested
G1RS YOO ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
- thst . petition has been 6led in said Court
BY Barney kcCabs, Of the County ef Cedar. in
said District, dslv declared . Bankrupt under
the Act Of C"ngrsss. Of March I'd, 1881, es-
titled IAN Act to establish . uniform sys-
TEN Of Bankruptcy throughsut the United
States. tfor . discharge. and certificate there
Of, fron all his debts. Prevabls nnder said
Act. aud that the sth day Of January, A. d.
1859, At the hour Of 10 o'elsck A. NJ, Of said
day 10 assigned for the hearing II tbs same, be-
fore said court at Ouumwa. lova, when and
where yea NAV attend and show cause. IL any
you have, Why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
You are hereby further notified that the 7bd
and third meetings Of Creditors Of said
Barney NcCate, will BE- held on the 18th day Of
Janusfy, A. u. 1859. a the hour Of 10 s'cleck
A. NJ. Ct said day. before the Hen. n. n.
Price, Register, At his Office. in the city Of
Davsnport. Scstt Co. State Of Iswa, when and
where yeu may transact any business Of ths %
and third msetisss Of srediters provided in See
iions ~ end - Of ssii Act Of Congress
dec7 DIT mos H. K. LOVE, Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

PRasoHAL.-A.S s. Alstes, Of the firm ef
Smith the Hattsr." has suddenly disap'
ps.red from this vicinity. and is sxpsctsd
back from Canada sbout the last 81 this
week with . full line Of holiday fsrs-tbs
largest and finest stock ever brought 70
Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

CnrcAao.-The steam engine city Of the
west. shows its enterprise and go>ahsad-
ativsnsss. by eagerly grasping at the now
sensation. Glove among the Roses"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

WnAs - TuAf Cennis5sD I'VE are
told By ses e ~ sabsssibsss y the steck
sf The Rssk lslaai 3 Psssis B. l., thst the
ssaaissss sppoistsd v surs he subssrip-
sisas sf tAis place ever to the dirsetsss,
have never nads any report. In view Of
this lAse tbs sutsGibsrs ore just6sd in not
payisg asy ssssssnsn,s thss nay b made
upon them. The eendi,isns Of eur sub
scnptien were that II should act b
turnsd over until The committee we're sstis-
asd that the read would b built through y
Rsck Island. A the committee have osds
No rspsrt, aud The company are building
the read issn Cambridge 70 Peoria withsut
even prstsndiog 70 lesats Il through y Rssk
Island. il IL prssumabls that II 10 net to Be-
built through, asd therefore several 81 The
subscribers have refused 70 pay any asssss-
msnt: We have since visited Moline, and
lssrn that there To- . strsng disposition on
the part sf the people 70 withhold their
subsesiptisn; and further, v transfer itte
the stssliag rsad. With this sssdisies sl
a6.irs, and the state ef feeling alluded =
in snsshss article, which nsy b relied upes
- gsssral expression Of the feelings Of
thess 70 when the read msat lssk y ios
auppsrt. : report from cur esmuittss, and
soms inms sdiats and decisive aetfsn On The
part u ths directors u he read. uesld b
hiGAly psepse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

BsArrrvvL Some Of the NEST elegant
articles, in the way sf presents fss ladiss,
that il has ever been eur gssd fortune . sx-
inc, ~ saw to-day at Streets Bazaar
Second q. There 10 aething probably
manufactured In the line Of trinmings-
fancy goods &e-but vhat can b found
hare
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
THE CITY.
CHEAr.-A superior article Of 6sur 10
selling, in Moline, at IS per bb!.

Tss German Sehosl Of Rock leland clear
ID oe0o, evss aud sbovs oil expsasss, by
their festival last wesk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

ALIVE Gaocaay MAN at Lsck Haven. Pa.
he's . stsnding yearly advsstissmsst Of nine
solumns, o. cne whels Page. in the Weekly
Ds,nsc Al Of that place. for which b pays
oae thousand doliaYs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

A TRiuxPa OF Arp. B. Jones, our
popular photographer, 30 ably seconded BY
the mastery skill Of NJ. Henderson,. his ar
tist, has succeeded in securing truly beau
tifal aud correct likeness Of Master Crunis
Carroll. little son Of VI. L. Carroll, whom
it will bs remembered VAS drowned 10 June
last, while playing with bic associates on
the bank Of the river. The picture Is one
Of the best " have ever sssn, and, when Il
10 knewn that il has bssn been made frsm
. likeness taken aitsr death, and enc taken
several pears bsSors. end is the snly one the
parents have. IL 10 not sssprisiss that il il
highly prissd by then. In this cesnsction
the following will not b. eat Il place end
will meet With hearty rsspsoss ftsm oil Who
may b aequaistsd with The sad occurrence.
N. Editor :-Wsrds easset express our
thaskfolssss fer getting 70 sxast ssd life
like . pertrsis Of eur dear little boy Orumis.
whs vss snatshed ifam 70 - suddsnly on
the 27tb Of Juss last BY drowning. So true
. life, il sssos that the picture msst
speak, asA eur eass oseia bs arsstsd With
the familiar teasa u ous dea4 boy. We
take this means Of sxprsssisg eur sense sf
gratitude t. Shs asstists, fse thsis iaithful
sRerts, end 70 tender Ouv heastfelt thanks
ts very many u eur kind friends and
aequsiatanese, vhs - dssply synlethissd
With - 10 eur great oosreW asd om,e1ion.
Truly shs hartsslt syopathy gsss ias
toVard oiv onm fact a. ASaa> Shro~n inon
ssch dep trisle. Oar prayer 10 thes God
may shield oil Ten - sudden . calamity,
yst ws trust 10 ths promise Of . nsreiful
0ed and 0evies, " shalt oil nssl seain.
Mss. 1 M. W. I. CxnnoLL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

RuxAwAY-A PLucKY DalvsR. -Ysstsr
day afternoon those who happened to bs in
the vicinity Of the Post Office witnessed
somewhat exciting eontsst between horse
and driver. One Of the high lifsd, blooded
horses Of Col. Litter was hitehsd d the
Post Office. ard, 40 the driver hastily jerk
cd the buffalo robe ffem his back the horse
started around the hisching post a lively
& ait. with the driver clnging to the ribbsns.
Around aud around they vent. out came
The post, kicking aud plunging they curvet-
ted sround the streets. Several Of the hy-
ISLANDERS attempted 70 catch the horse BY
the bits, but were only too glad 10 get out
Of the way, as his heels came Ayiag shout
their ears. The we'll directed kicks seen
freed the horse from every thing but the
harness and the driver, who didn't know
what it meant to let g. The contest was
tough one, but The drivers pluck 6ually
brought The hsrss t. terms, end dsubtlsss
prevented . DISASTROUS runaway. That
driver will do - tie 70.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
R~ynl Bnktmw Powder.

lBWy81 1BNKtmR K'OW0Ote
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. Ask your grocer
or it, aud take ne ether. It is . decided
improvement over any ether.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

PAN PArar WILL Sfor PAIH WHEN Doc
rsns FAIL.-Wslcstt's Pain Paint will do
il; and ify you hsvs Catsrfh. sscellset that
Wolsstts Asnihilates, pint bottles. 81. will
eradicate this disgusting dissass, roet and
branch. Six piats, sent free Of express
charges, for $. Or oas pint Of .Wslcotts
pain paint. Address Or. Wolcstt, ITO
Ohathsm Square, N. Y. Small bottles sold
% al drug stores.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
Notice e old settlers.

MHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THB PIONEER
Settlers Association Of Scott Co.. will b held On
Tseeday, Dec sth, 1868, At e'c.ock p. ~. at Col
Geo. L. Oavenp0et6 once. D. r. AekOWN,
A~rR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

CoxnnspADLK EKrsRPRIss. - Heene.
Deere b Us., Of Moline, ere about insrt-
duciog an additional steam engine into their
works, 90 that stoppage Of the water
newer will not interfere with the running
Of the sstablishmsnt. The engine 10 large
and haadssns one, and was built as
Peoria
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

WsAr MAKes TN DIvvsssHes "A new
cottage, With oil the modern inprsvemsuts.
10 sGsrsd fsr rent in Rock Island for II
psr msnth. Twenty dsllass 10 asked ks
the same thing 10 this city, snd yet 1t cssss
lust o. much 70 build houses there - here.
Cant somo Of eur laudlerds answer the
above question
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

CLosINo fss EAsfsRR MAM.-Ws are
requested 70 state that hereafter, till smother
change in the railroad time table takes
place, the eastern mail leaving Davenport
il the morning at 6lo, will b elsssd ae
o. A. H., instead sf Str. \. Under this
arrangement, made 10 aeesamsdsts the few
whs ssm't gss in their mail matter by "bsd
time" the post ofhcs clerks will run from
4. H. till nearly 9P. =. Nice posish fos lam.
liz men.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

Tss Episcopal Church Dssaar sf nsliss,
last week, ssttsd $3.50 clear sf s1psnsss-
fetal receipts we're $500.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

Mons BeYs Assssrss Three q The
Eass Dsvsspsrs bsys, arrsstsd fsr distur-
ing sbs pssss and public quiet u ths city
we're tried bsfass Squire Ditsss On Saturday
ssd assd respectively: Yssss WslIs e1l.s6
Or Q days in jail. Goldsmith el2.s6 sr .
dsys. Barlow els.s5 Or 10 days. Te-dAy
soos Of The sshsrs snssesd in ths distsr
bases we're arrested and vses having their
TRIAL - ~ - y prses.
This shsuld b warning - al sthsrs
disposed 3 b tewdyish, - Tie police ere
dseermissd u pat stop = niinisht de.
'ssfbascss. Ito sss setter, bsys, y spssa
yssr svssiags 10 . nsss sesditsble Wy.
Asetbsr sass cane sp tsisg nat ef :
heuee efill Sl1s-feur innatss ssrestsa-
The selsfsd psspsissse ssd ssssfsd madame,
snd I've yssng tsi. 80 saly II yssrs I'D.
A ssd eass isdsse; ~ thsy sssnsd sss y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

DoR'r Foaosf IT Ito 20 around 70 Robert
Krauss's Wholesale store and examine The
6ns stock of goods there exhibited. They
are without doubt the best in town. Every
dealer should make it point to call and
examine them. Remember the place I'd
street, opposite the Fret National Bauk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

vAcr-thst great many sfo citissns
hsvs On irresistible desire 70 g awey fren
hsms fer everything they buy. They want
to 70 t. New Ysrk every time they pur-
chase gold ring, unmindful efths fset,
that there 10 always an elegant display Of
these and variety Of ether gesds here.
Ruttsnbsek : Co., have several sets Of
iswelry. Call around and So them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

Nouns vsssd. On Saturday, 70 Issue
tssds - The amount u 1io. go, tspursaass
. sseao IRE sasias. asd y srset bulldog
- keep il In. The naesi1cess naoofscte.
riss sf the place warranted : larger vote
thas wss psllsd - The question emily q
y -. Let then nov have . paid ire T.
psxtnset, anA shsy will b psspassd to 49,
ri ~ aata0eololie ele0sale, ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

NssIclRs The fasl that eesus city ta1ea
suly ess1 reoeia usesllsslsd, ths huses-
time 0Sssiw says:
I'VE weuld - pleased b have the Dav-
snpset esllsstsr try bic hand - Ausea-
tine"
No uss squessihg blosd ffso turnips
wss psesunssd s-lsilurs years ago. Asses
ssr Ochs 10 . rsnarabls nss, bat hs sis't
gesd ct m'saslss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

Qussrron poR PRoRlA.-Whsn the build.
isg Of . Railroad from Peoria to this psins
was 6rst aeisatsd, the people Of Peoria held
cut - On induesmsnt that it would give 10
cheap ssAi. The bate tcsk; ~ wanted
cheap ssal and worked for the read. Asd
ssw. By the diliatsry actiss sf eur Peoria
fsisads, they thisk 70 cheat - cut Of II By
ssnine ever the Ceal Valley road-thus
cheating ss out es esapstisg line 70 he
eeal Aslds, and THE 10 hsw they thisk 70
Dc il. They have located the rsad to Can
bridge, asd srs building Il ts that psint.
after which they want TO ssms ever the
Csal Valley rad, which will give then oil
they wsat. sis: - ssslst y ~ river. Do
they think The ssgunsnts used - O. - 70
support their project will b fsrgstssa-
that ~ will quietly fall II ard give tAso,
and The reads sase Of then, the liens share
ef the bueiasss Of THE ssstisul Then The
Sterling read was shadow . reality.
md shsrter rosie y the East BY 10 miles
than their read. With this end the c., r
I. 1 P. read y ssopsts against then. dses
Il look - thsugh the Directors were con.
sulting the interest Of their read. sr the
Osal Valley rsadi Perhaps ssms Of the
Dirscssss cen tsll Why the read ID sst loss-
~ through y Rsek Islasds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
POraoua1.
RESTAVRAMTs.

GENITAL PARK.
Winter Arrangement.
4 FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE HOR &C.
q eennedalioa of TIE pabties ffe0 the fAetefy se
eaAsleaeerg = o., Detfolt. Loole t4asteos Ae0s
for oald arn.
e Rsffsshusnts q all Risds, ineladisg oyDesss.
Conse. Chocolate. &c. Hooek's Chicago Premium
Beer - tap. The public ere cordially iaviosd.
LOUIS uARTuN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
In Bankraptey.

To.Dav's Advertisements. i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

light. unreasonable sseds: unpaeked eases
&s. Here ere Dssrs's plows, shsvsls.
spades, rakss. forks. blacksuiths' bellows.
barre~s. laddsrs. weed pumps, sssd saws,
~ sssks. Sasksts. As.s-jsss absst vhss
yeu sesld sxesss - Cad h thAa elevated
fsgisa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-23
GovERNOR AID INTERIM.

This is an Office not created by the Con-
stitution or the laws of the State. The prin.
cipal duties OF the Governor ad interim"
are to open the private letters of the Gov.
ernor, and to forward to and receiye mes
sages from the Chief Executive during such
temporary illness as may prevent him from
attending in person to office duties. The
Governor ad interim can perform no execu-
tive duties. He can neither sign acts of the
Legislature, confer appointments or make
removals. His duties are wholly clerical.
The recent grave discussions by the Bee
and other morning papers on the constitu-
tional questions involved in the perform
ance of what has been jocularly termed the
duties of Governor dd interim by the Cover
nor's Secretary, are very amusing to Lieute-
naut Governor Dunn, who will perform all
the duties of Governor of the State of
Louisiana whenever the occasion demands
his services. That occasion has not arisen,
and the voluntary defenders of the Lieute-
nant Governors constitutional rights,
powers and duties have betrayed their igno-
rance, and exposed themselves to the ridi-
cule of every sensible man in the commu.
nifty.
This is how the subject commenced:
One day the Secretary of State jocuIarly
remarked to one of the writers of this pa.
per, in reply to his inquiry whether he had
anything new, Nothing, only you can say
that am Governor ad interim" Thereupon
a paragraph was written, intended as a
piece of pleasantly, to the effect that the
Secretary, Mr.. Remick, was acting as Cover.
nor ad interim, and expressly stating that
he would sign no commissions, make no
appointments, and sign no laws. ...
Stupidity regarded the facetious para.
graph as an earnest statement, and then
opened discussion on the constitutional
question supposed to be involved. Much
amusement has been enjoyed by Lieutenant
Governor Dunn at the swift defense
of him where no defense was need.
ed, by self-constituted organ
that refused ito admit into its columns on
any consideration whatever, a card written
and signed by himself prior to the State
election last April, vindicating him from
calumnies which that organ circulated even
after his public denial. Governor Dunn en-
joys joke, and he has had many laugh
with the writer Of this over the silly articles
written for the ostensible purpose of defend.
ing his constitutional rights, which have
neither been assailed or disregarded by
Governor Warmoth.
And this is the end of the matter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-23
| JAPAN.
SUSPENSION OF A NEWSPAPER.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS
JAPAN-ArrivnI from Japan at San
FrAuc1neO

JAPAN-ArrivnI from Japan at San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 23.-The Great
Republic, from Japan, brings three hundred
and twenty passengers and twelve hundred
tons of freight including fifteen hundred
packages of silk and five hundred of tea for
New York. ..... .........,
MIsCELLANEOUa- of Specie
at New \ Ork from AspInwuII-Caleb
Gushing Mt AspInwalI = Louisville
bankers FaIIed--vIre at Lynehbure-
Suspension Of the Havana "Pais
Newspaper.
New YORK, December 23.-The Arizona
brings 1892, 900 in specie from Aspinwall.
Caleb Cushing had arrived at Aspinwall
en- route for Bogota.
LOUISVILLE, December 23.-Lucker & Co.,
bankers, have failed. ..-. -t LII =
LYNCHBURG, Va, December pa fire
last night destroyed portion of the work.
shops of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road.
HAVANA, December 23.-The Pals news
paper, in the Cuban interest, has suspended
voluntarily on account of censorship. SEQ
fresh troops arrived to-day.
River InteIIiRence. H
SOUTHWEST Pass, December 23 Noon
Barometer 30:40; wind north northeast and
fresh.
arrived: steamship Harlan, IeWlS, from
Galveston, to @. A. Whitney & Co.; bark
Conception, Pages five days from Havana,
in ballast, to Puig Bros; ship Lady Claren.
don, Bailey, forty five days from Liverpool,
with salt, to A. J, Jones. ,....-.
No departures.
VIcKsBURG December 23.-Passed down |:
Groesbeck at two and Olive Branch at four
A. NJ; up: Peytona and barges at nine A.
NJ. River falling slowly.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, December 20, Noon.-Money
very firm at currency TO gold. Sterling
1895. Gold 134}. Five-twenties of so, 10;
North Carolinas, 65A; do. new, 624; Vir-
ginias, ex-coupon 90; do. new, Sc; Ten
nessees, ex coupons, 6Si; do. new, 6S3.
New YORK, December %, Noon.-Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat a shade irmer
but quiet. Corn 1c. better. Mess pork very
firm at S27 50@2S 12a. Lard frmer; steam
l7@174. Cotton quiet; middling uplands
25@254. TurpeDtine dropping at 45. Rosin
easier; strained So 1902 so. Freights quiet.
Foreign Markets:
LONDON, December %, Noon.-Consols
923. Bonds 744.
LIVERPOOL, December %, Noon.-Cotton
quiet; sales 10, 600 bales. Breadstuffs quiet
Other markets unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, December %, Afternoon
Red wheat 9s l0d; Lard dull at 67s; Pork
SIS Cd; Turpentine easier but not lower.
HAvRE December 2S.-Cotton quiet;
aioat l22 /; on the spot l24.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-23
FOREIGN.

MOnnrchicaI Candidates Elected In
spRin-sIx Thousand Troops Sent to
Cubn-POrtugal, Turkey, Greece and
KussIa-UnIted States EavOy TO Pur-
chase CubR Expected at Madrid.
MADRID, December 22.- All, monarchical
candidates of this city have been elected.
The Republicans carried Seville and Bar
celona.
1t is stated. on official authority, that up
to this time six thousand troops have been
sent to reinforce Cuba and that more will
soon follow. The Government announces
its determination never to abandon a Span
ish province.
LISBON, December 22.-A cabinet crisis
has occurred. Dosilva resigned and Count
Cavalieros has accepted, Professionally, the
Ministry of Finance, andI the Marquis Ban
deira that of Foreign. Affairs.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, December 2l The Sui
tan to-day extended the time three weeks
for the departure of the Greeks from Con.
stantinople. as
The Gear of Russia has authorized all
Greek vessels carrying refugees tQ bear the
Russian flag.
Hobart Pasha is blockadlng Syria with
seven vessels.
The late Turkish Minister at Athens has
returned to Constantinople.
PARIS, December 22.-Moustier, late Min
lister of Foreign Affairs, is seriously ILL.,
VALErTA, December 22.-The eruption of
Mount Etnais rapidly subsiding.
LONDON, December 22.-Dispatches from
the East say that many Russians are volun-
teerlng in the Greek service.
MADRID, December 22.-The United States
Envoy TO purchase Cuba is daily expected.