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New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

on Robertson street between Esplanade and
kerlerec streets.
SUCCESSION OF MRS FANNY RISso.
pY CHARLES e FORTIER Auc
~ uoneer-Ofice No IS Exchange Alley y-SAtrfTE,
DAY, October II, l66s at u O'Clock NJ at fhe Hsr-
between Canal and c1stombouse Streets by virtus
ot an order from the Honorable the Second Distrct
1856. the falqwing DESCRIBED property, viz To-
"A ShhIAiN LOT OF GROUND with
in the suburb IRENE of this eity. IN i5s
Robertson and Villere streefs msIi, Aeaerecs
l9s DESIGNATED BY the number 49, neesnrfnsp " fsst
lerec street. OS nearest 10 her-
At ns ss1s II. "a OplIed states Treasury notes
sen1s - 81 S3s purchaser, Including stamps
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Jean Joseph Agut-NO.
30.053
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Oreans-Notioe is hereby given TO the credit.
ors OF this estate aud to all other persons herein in
tefested, to show cause within ten days from the
present notification df any they have or cam why
the account presented BY the testamenary executrS
Of this Estate should not be homologated and
approved and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
BY order of the Court
sel6 20 Is NJ. o. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

Floneer Grant uiah.-In consequence of the
rapid increase In their anmbsrs, the ''Pioneers,
have engaged the commodicas National Hail. at No.
2esPoydras street, bstwsen ExanRlin and Liberty
streets, for Headquarters.
All voters who favor the eleoslon Of Grant and
Colfaz are invited to join this club.
Regular meetings every FRIDAY EVENING, a.
7ke'eloek 7'-ai =.
N ~. TRAyIs, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

GRANT GuARDs.-This sterling Republican
organization meets tomorrow evening at
National Hall, corner of Poydras and Lib.
erty streets, at half-past seven o'clock.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
OFFICIAL NoTIoEs--OlTY,
fr MAYoRAITY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
CITY Hall. September L, 1865
No. l0l4-New Series.

RSFSSAASSA ,
No, l0l4-New Series.
Resolved, That the Mayor of the city be and he is
hereby authorized to contract in behalf of the city Of
new orleans ~ notarlal act before the City Notary
WIN Jonn r. Rust as principal. and y. Crowley as
security for the digging the necessary draining
Ssnals, spo Tor the construction of the necessary
9ans ana ieVees so as TO carry the water from the
plenVne street draining machine to the swamp on
tne other side OF the Aetairie Ridge for and in con
@eeratlon @ OF Ss0 per running of 2S feet Of 81
canal; S25 per running acre Of 113 feet for
Iee1 ditch the dams and piling per RAINING foot
~; the underground sewer seveuty.fve t75) cents
per running foot; provided that the said work shall
not not be commenced before the first day o. October,
tSigne0 THOMAS S. MOORE,
. President Board Assistant Aldermen.
slgne0 GERARD sEITH,
President Board Aldermen.
In force by virtue of law,
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. sele 81
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

WANTED-As SITUATION AS GoVEKNEsS
~ A lady who is capable of teaching French, Eng
lish and Music, is desirous Of obtaining situation
in the country either governess in some family
teacher IN school. Good references can be given
Address M. L. E. L., PostofIcc. sel6 IT.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
MAYoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS,
CITY Hall, August 81. 1853,
mo. lOO2-New Series.

MAY0RALTY OF NEw OHlEANs,
City Hall, August 81, 1868
mo. lO02-New Series
Resolved, That the Controller be and he is hereby
authorized after ten days notice in the official
journal, to ad dIudcste to the lowest bidder or bid
ders, contract Tor the extension of Ninth Street
Market, the work 10 be done in strict accordance
with plans and specifications file in the office of
the City Surveyor.
iSgned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board of Aldermen,
tSigned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Signed JOHN R. CONWAY,
A true COPY: Mayor.
JoHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

hepretended satisfaction of the Demo-
sHith the Vermont election, reminds us
ohm Phenix's description of the way he
whipped an antagonist. ef
inserted my nose between his teeth
he warlike John, ''and thus held my
rdly assailant down.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

Alteration, Grant Wide Awakes. Third
Wara.-Fhia club meets every TUESDAY and FRI
pay evening, on Gravier street, between Liberty
ana Howard. Radical Republicans are cordially
invited to attend
9KoRGE WILLIAMS. President.
PETER BAx, seerstary.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

STREET COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT.,
Room No. Z City Hall,
New Orleans, September l6 1863. }
WERE BROUGHTTO THE THIRD DISTRICT
w Pound, corner of Margny and Morales streets,
as estrAys:
One Black COW.
One Speckled COW.
Which, IT not claimed within five DAYS and the
expenses thereon paid will be solo public auction
at said Pound, on FRIDAY, September 49, 1863,
at Il o'clock M. JOSEPH MURPHY,
Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENECHAL, tor Controller. sel6 81
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
Succession of Eranss. danes Downing

- Of Orleans.-Whereas Michael Lawrence DoS.
ling has petioned the Courf for letters Of aduinis
Dow1g deceased, intestate. Notice Is hereby eivsn
70 al Wnom IT may concern, to show cause veithir
ten days why the prayer Of the said Petitioner honS
not be granted. AAsA SnVulu
By order Of the Court.
self 20 25 n. o. TRACY, CLERK.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT RUTIn-
INGB.


HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TEE souTH.
Chief Quartermasters Office !
Atlanta, Ga, September Il, 1868 J
THERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
tne third Of November, 1868. and at Fort Morgan,
ia9ois 30 R Bay Aabamh on the fourth Of neyember,
ing 70 the United States, viz:
AT FORT GAINES. M
] BuILDING, 70 feet by IL feet 5st
bUlLDlNG, 80 feet by 20 feet. us
BHILIDING. 46}a feet by ls feet.
BUILDING, ei feet feet By 90 50 feet feet
! BuILDING, a feet BY AZ feet.
I BuILDING, IS feet by Is feet
! BUILDING, so feet BY is feet.
BUILDING, 20 feet By feet
BUTLDING, 465s feet By 20 feet.
BGiLbiNG' u e st tsis by & 5s f feet. ess'-
BUILDINGS. 30 feet by ls feet.
AT FORT MORGAN.
BUILDING, IL feet by 2Ofest.
BUILDING, 30 feet By 10 feet
l kUILDlNG 100 feet BY "A feet
] BUILDING, 100 feet by p feet.
BUILDING' 2s5s feet by Ii feet.
] BUILDING, s6 feet by 10 feet
BUILDING, IS feet b 2!feet.
l,BuILDING, l0e feet by 3slS feet.
lBuHDING, p. 4 feet BY l2feet.
BUILDING, ie ieet by isS feet.
! BUILDING, 6l feet by l2feet
A steamer will leave Mobile, = labama at nine
O'Clock A. NJ. Oh the day of eacn sale, for the pur-
pose of conveying bidders desirOus Of attending the
Sale to commence at twelve O'Clock NJ each day.
Jerms-Cash in United States currency.
BY order OF the QuartermasteE general yIou
Breyet Brig. Gen and @ NJ d. S. A., Chief q. NJ.
Department Of the South. sel5 law6w
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

suesesaiOn of HRrbara Laaue. Deeea.ad
wife OF Joseph Duddenhoifer No, 81 500
SECOND DISIRICTC COURT FOR THE PARISH
- ~ 9t Is hersbygiven TO the creditors
60. 70 snow eauss within ten days from the present
o1,, noeucaton q any they have or cam wig the -
count presented b. the administrator Of this Us.
tese SHOULD not be homologatad and approved, and
tns Iunqe distributed in accordance herewith,
sells % % \. o. TRACY. CLERK.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

Tr,sbmen Rally Rolvrbo 1r;sh D.
rahlioa-, Cl,h 1,ao,s a. Co., MI ~ - 10
puOhCah Ciuo meeVe aV C9iFoi hall corner OF
EVENING at halEnast seven O'clock An fayorohIo
=. .1,-.! II -. -, 80 a. Oi aOie
10 tne eiecuon OF Sfant anu Ooua6 are respectfully
invited to attend.
j. f. CUNNINGHAM Presidsn+
-----
Grant and COifax Zouaves.-At a called
meeting Of the Republicans in the Seventh Ward,
August a about lseyenty-ive persons present, q
new club was organized, styled the Grant and Col
fax Zouaves,' and entirely completed their organi.
zaton.
The following are the officers of the Zouaves:
mM' f, r. ,GkbEN ZEE President;
II NGNf1fFT,, SecTetaty ieS!uen''
JULES GOMEZ, Treasurer;
Hon. Ii. L. KEY, Marsha
Inc Aouayes viii meet regularly at the schoolhouse
corner Of Greatmen and Union streets every SUN
DAY MoKNlNG, at ten o'clock
VIM H. GREEN President,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room No. City Hall, J
New Orleans. September l6, 1863
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DISTRICT
w Pound, corner of Orleans and Claiborne streets
As an estray-
One GOAT.
Which, il not claimed within three days. and the
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction
o. SAID Pound, on FRIDAY. September ls, la6s, at
II O'Clock Nj. JOSEPH MURPHY,
Street Commissioner,
Pas. LABARRE, Deputy Controller sel6 81
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

Sixth Ward Grant and COInax club
No l.-Nights of regular meeting every TUESDAY,
seven O'Clock P, NJ.
NAMES OF OFF1cERs-Jos. Soude President Will
liam Rodolph, Vice President; Laurent Auguste
Vice President; Alcide Lewis, Vice President; Noel
BSehus, Vice President; John Shulz, Treasurer,
o. p. Warwick Secretary. sell
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
(REvERsE.)
STATE RIGHTS
NATIONAL UNION

II y WI S=E@0-E'
flnce when has General James B. Steed-
placed Estate rights" above "the
Honal Union?r ss
hsold fellow spent some four Of the gay
n Of his life in bursting that theory.
Hhe now parade it with banners?
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

BANNER PRRsENTATIoN.-The Grant and
Colfax Club Of the Third District was pres
sented with q splendid banner on Saturday
at Green's Chapel, on Poet street, BY the
Union ladies. Mra. Harriet Moore made the
presentation TO the President Of the Club,
Captain Boothby, In the following address;
Mr. President and members Of the Grant
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16
COFFEE HOUSE AT AUcrlox-sUooEsIon
Of An.oine Maitre-Nn. - =.

Of Antoine Maitre-No. 81 2s5.
X GINHAULT AUCTIoyEER-oF-
mi hST sf9cnange Alley and BienvilIe street =
a5in5 september %, 1868 will be sold Al 10
i SO1s ~ a. M AZ the corner OF Bienvils and Dau
lb tb ~ eSSss oy virtue OF order from the Honor.
i 'Ie G second District Court of the Parish Of Or
iestII' HE Hs te1 Iwsiith September 1853
~ NE COhTkNJS OF Coffee. Bousa ;nol,4,,...
a. Ooroais Spirits. Barroom Fixtures Coun
teI, ol9sses, Tables, Chairs, etc etc 1.
One Billiard Table aud al its ~ accss,o.;..
t;iSssarge large LOOKING Stove, and Kitchen UtensiIs
g., Also
seveSai s accounts due to said Coffee house amo,rt
sale. 'HNu "'ii oe SHOWN at the
Ierms-Cash on the spot sails % On
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

Third DlstrIct Grant and CoIfax Club
This Club will hold its meeting every TUESDAY
EVENING at the Church on Poet street, between
Love and Goodehildren streets
All Republicans respectfully invited to become
members of the Club
Distinguished speakers will be present to address
the meetings.
O. ". BooTHBY. President.
o. REID, Secretary. sel5
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

SUCCESSION OF ALEXANDER GORDON
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans.
NO a24N-wrought Iron Bars. Spikes Plates,
Locomotives, etc, on the track of the Mexican
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

Locomotives, ETC., on the track of the Mexican
Gulf Railroad.
RT Y. Il. CIR ARDY SH co.. NIOHOLAR
~ - j. aoey, Aqetioneer-Ofice No. II Exchanre
Flace@On SATURDAY, the twenty.sixtb Sentetnn
per- Ieos az twelve clock NJ will be sold at publie
auction, st the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
TnIiange, py, virtue of an order from The Hon u.
Ruvlgneaud Judge of the Second District Court for
tne parlSh OF orleans, dated twelfth Septe mber Is
ana rendered in the above entitled matter '
lwelye or thirteen hundred u1O or 1900 tons ef
superior FLAT BAR IRON, SPIKES PIATFS
on the track of the Mex can Gulf Rairosd -N AA'1
ALSO
-, AZ the Stringers, Cross-ties Bridge Timber and
OIo iron IN the parish of st. Bernard.
Also
-, Two @ Locomotives. now employed in transporting
se I9h an other articles to the river bank TO be
@ ron Il, 70 Ine puropsser soon as the delivery Of the
Ierms-One half cash on the day of sale, and the
balance soon as the whole can be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
one,thrd Of the iron being already on the river bs
az Dueros Station The iron com prses that nortioTs
sel5l9 Is &c 'e'
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

| Ilative
| on Be-
'ib0Ttys
'laoreL
| naiot,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

AW.
| on and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-11
COURT ORDERS.

XTIRGINIA.-AtRu Rules held for the Court
v of the county OF Accomac, I'm the clerk S
Office thereof on the first Monday IN October. a
D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight,
the same bsing the 5th day Of the said month
Lewis j.. Snead, trustee In certain deed of trust
from Bagwell G. Ma on for the benefit OF William
c.. Moore. Sr. bearing date January !, 1854 and
Of record in the clerks Office Of the said court
Plaintiff,
against
William Mason, John Mason Mary Mason, John
Wallace and Susan his wife, George Thomas,
and Caroline his wife, and George ". Mason,
administrator Of the personal estate of Bagwell
G.. Mason, deceased. Observation-Disclosures Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain The instruction
and order of said court as 20 the disposition Of the
sum of 81 224 SO remaining In said trustees hands,
being the excess Of the proceeds arising from the
sale by said trustee of the estate conveyed by the
deed aforesaid, after satisfying the debts thereby
secured.
AfIidavts having been made before the clerk OF
the said court that the defendants George Thorn is
and Mary Mason are non residents OF this State on
the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel 1t Is Or
dercd that the SAID defendants do appear here
wit hin one month after due publication Of this
ORDER and do what Is necessary to protect their in
tercsts and that this order be published once q
week for four successive weeks IN the Dispatch, a
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond and
also posted at the front door OF the courthouse OF
this county the first day Of the next term OF the
said court.
Test: j. W. G1LLET, c. A. G.
PARKER u Nicely, pa no27-FaT
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, December 10.-H0mSe.-
The Reorganization Committee announced
that Butler succeeds Stevens on the Recon
struction Committee.
The Military Committee reported some
small bills.
The bill authorizing the sale of the
Harper's Ferry property was passed. Also,
one for selling the Chattanooga rolling
mills to Chattanooga iron company. A
bill establishing system of national mill
tary education was tabled.
The Speaker announced the following ad-
ditions to the committees named Com
ellogg, of Alabama. Militia
Dewes, of North Carolina, and Sypher, of
Louisiana. Freedmen's Affairs-Bowen, Of
South Carolina. Education and Labor
Whittemore, of South Carolina. Revolu-
tionary Pensions-Jones, Of North Caro-
lima Cleft, of Georgia, and Blackburn, of
Louisiana. Revolutionary Claims-Dock-
cry, of North Carolina Goss, of South
Carolina, and Edwards, Of Georgia.
Mileage-Young, Of Georgia. Enrolled
Bills-Colles, of Alabama. Expenditures
in the State Department-Nash, of North
Carolina, and left, of Georgia. Expendi-
lures of the Navy Department-Buckley, of
Alabama, and Cove, of Georgia. Expendi-
lures of the Postoffice Department-NeW-
sham, of louisiana. Expenditures of the
Interior Observation-Disclosures, Of Alabama,
and Prince, of Georgia. Expenditures OF
Public Buildings-Houghey, of Alabama.
A bill relating to the bridging of nayl-
gable streams was argued at great length,
and finally referred to the Committee on
Roads and Canals.
A resolution for recess from december
23d to January 4th was adopted.
The claim of Joseph segar, OF Virginia,
after great effort to throw 1t into the
Court of Claims, was referred to the COM
mittee on Claims.
Various bills were referred, and the
House adjourned to Monday.
Senate.-A short contest took place on the
reference of the Indian Bureau bill. It's
friends favored its reference to the Mill
tary Committee, and its opponents wanted
it to 90 to the Indian Committee. Among
the latter were the Democrats, and Messrs.
Thayer, Trumbull, and Morrill, Of Maine.
The Senate Committee to Investigate the
matter of corrupt influence to procure I'M
parchment votes was renewed.
The standing committees were elected
without any important changes in them
A motion to add to the number OF the "a
cifc railroad committee, giving the South
representation on it, was postponed till to-
morrow.
Mr.. Summers Georgia bill was referred
to, the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Brakes bill regarding the General
and Lieutenant-G General of the Army was
referred to the Military Committee.
A bill removing the Department OF Indian
Affairs was, after sharp struggle, refer
red to the Committee on Indian Affairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-11
WASHINGTON News

WASHINGTON, December 10.-Mr. Eliot,
of Massachusetts,, succeeds Washburne as
chairman of the Committee of Commerce.
The Government expenses during No
vember were as follows Civil, 81, 1852, 900
interest on public debt, s24 $50, 900; war
department, $4,000, 900; navy, 81, $50, 900
interior, s75O,O00.
General Grant is expected to return to-
morrow.
The Virginia election bill, as passed by
the House, directs the meeting of the Lee
gislature in September. 1t was not reached
by the Senate to-day.
Nothing will be done regarding the con-
tested Louisiana elections until after recess.
The credentials of Senator Hill, of Georgia,
will also probably remain with the Senate
Judiciary Committee until after that time.
The increase in the public debt last month
was S11 100000.
The currency in the Treasury is $751;
ESQ 600.
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, December 1o.-Noon.-stocks
weak and unsettled. Money active at
per cent. Exchange, 1927. Gold, 1856.
5-2O's, '62, Ill. North Carolina 6's, 65H;
new, Sc. Virginia &c, new, 571aa. Tonnes
see 6's, 6s31; new 6sA.
Flour, 59l0c. better. Wheat, shade
frmer and quiet. Corn dull and dropping.
Pork, $25.5O@$26.50. Steam lard firm ct
1876. Cotton, quiet and firm ct Csc. Tur-
pentine, 45@47c. and dropping. Rosin
Quiet at S2.3OG$2.95. Freights quiet.
Ecening.-Cotton very firm but less as
tive; middlings, $780,; sales, $500 bales.
Fiour-A fair business doing; supcrfine,
s5.90G$6.25; southern shade frner;
common to fair extra, $7.20GSS.25. Wheat
firm but very quiet. Corn shade easier;
new white southern, SLIP. Oats shade
easier. Mess pork, new, s25.5OGs26 old,
s25.75. Lard frmer; kettle, l6@l61ac.
Whiskey quiet at $l.02. Rice quiet st ~
@s5kc. Sugar firmer New Orleans, 9zsS
ll%c. Muscovado, llLc. Coffee active.
Molasses quiet; Orleans, 55972c. Tur-
pentine, 4515@46c. Rosin, $2.25SS7 30.
Freight unchanged.
Governments closed weak. 5-20's, '62,
11OA. Tennessee Sc, $50; new, 68H.
North Carolina 6's, new, 6l. Virginia 6's,
new, 80 asked. Money very firm at a per
cent. Sterling, 1895. Gold closed strong
at 1876.
BALTIMORE, December 10.-Flour firm
and active. Wheat dull and nominally
lower. Corn firm; white, 90G95c. Oats,
73G75c. Rye, sl.40@s1.43. Mess pork,
$3.50. Bacon scarce. Lard, l6@l6Hc.
Virginia 6's, old, inscribed, 45h bid. Al
asked 1868, 81 bid; lS67's, 80 bid
coupons, old, 5324; new, So.
CINCINNATI, December 10.-Flour dull /;
family, $7.25GS7.75. Corn firm at 64@65c.
Whisiey, 97c. Mess pork, s24.5O. Bacon
Sides, 160l6Ic.; sugar-cured hams quiet
at l7@l718c. Lard quiet; KETTLE 1870
1870.
ST. LOUIS, December 1O.-Mess pork ac-
tive, and held at $26. Bacon-Shoulders,
lhc.; clear Sides l7c.; new sugar-cured
hams, Ito. Lard firm at l41a9l5c. Whis-
key dull at 931a@941ac.
WILMINGTON, N. G., December To-
Spirits turpentine quiet at 4l94lRc. Re-
sin dull; No. l, 49, low pale, 81 !; crude
turpentine, sl.9O@s2.9O. Cotton, 2lH@
23c.
| AUGUSTA, December 10.-Cotton opened
| firm, and closed easy at 23c. for middlings !;
sales, 655 bales receipts, 900 bales.
SAVANNAH, December l0.-Cotton firm !;
middlings. 23Ac.; sales, 1850 bales ex-
ports to Liverpool, 4,0OG bales; receipts,
2,72l bales.
New ORLEANS, December 10.-Cotton
nc. higher; middlings, 23@23114c., closing
buoyant sales, $500 bales receipts, 1878
bales; exports, 1880 bales. Gold, 1851
New York sight, Is discount. Sugar firm
common, SIC; prime, 1870; clarified,
l2h@l23c. Molasses active and bnoyant
prime, 56@6Oc. choice, 62@65c. Weather
cold and rainy.
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BY Atlantic Gable.

LONDON, December 9.-The Daily Tete-
graph says Gladstone's Cabinet is now
ready to consider any counter proposal
made by the United States. The conces-
sions made by Lord Stanley are an earnest
Of the spirit animating English politicians
in dealing with this matter. All that can
be honorably granted viii be. America can
accept no less, and desires no more.
PARIS, December 9.-The editor and pub
Usher of the Revue PolitiQue have been
fined one thousand francs each for publish
ing and encouraging subscriptions for the
Baudin monument. Each printer employed
in the office of the above-named journal
was fined FIVE hundred francs.
MADRID, December 9.-The Gazette says
Reported suppression of armed repubi-
can demonstration at Cadiz few days ago
is premature. At last accounts insurgents
were still in arms, and attempting to make
terms with the Government troops under 8
flag of truce"
General De Rode has been appointed
chief in command in Andalusia.
VIENNA, December 9.-The Emperor has
issued On address to the army, in which he
says 1.-THE country wants peace we must
maintain it. I am satisfied with the laws
recently adopted for the Reorganization Of
the army throughout the Empire. Austria
and Hungary are equally interested in the
grandeur and security Of the Empire. 1t
is my wish that the army, navy, and land
wehr ever remain truly united"
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Several senators intimated that If the bill
went to the Indian Affairs Committee it
wonld never be heard from.
Mr.. Wilson moved to repeal the law COM
polling all military orders to pass through
the General of the Amy. Referred to the
Military Committee.
Mr.. Hills credentials were referred to
the Judiciary Committee, with the Georgia
memorials end papers in the case.
Mr.. Rice made an effort to put on its
passage his bill for arming the militia, but
failed, and it was referred to the Military
Committee. .
The Presidents message mot read yes
terday) was then read, and the Senate
adjourned.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, December lO.-Forenoon.-Con-
soils, 92A@923s. United States bonds quiet.
Afternoons Stocks quiet.
LONDON, December l0.-Euening.-Con-
soils, 9214,, United States bonds easier at
AN. Tallow, Sis. .a
The bullion in the Bank Of England has
decreased 9I46,000.
LIVERPOOL, December l0.-ForenOoD.-
Cotton firm; estimated sales, $4,000 bales /;
shipments from Bombay to 4th instant,
$1,000 bales. AfternOon.-Cotton firm.
Rosin, 15s. Turpentine, 27s.
LIVERPOOL, December l0.--Eutning.-
Cotton closed firm; uplands, on the spot,
lO7Sd.; ahoat, lO3sd.; Orleans, ll3ad.;
sales, Il, 900 bales. Western -four irmer at
26s.
HAvRE, December 1o.-cotton firm at
127Hf. t 1-.
HAvRD, December lO.-Cotton frmer.
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STAMPS ON ToBACCo.-At n r,cetirT 0!
the Philadelphia tobacco trade On Tuesday
evening memorial was presented setting
forth that the provision requiring the mani
facturer's business card to be placed upon I'll
packages was injurious to the business o.
the seller, disclosing as docs HE source OF
supply and the section requiring all the
stock of snuff, smoking and fine-cut chew
ing tobacco on hand at the time of the law
going into effect to be put into packages
and restamped being oppressive, should be
repealed or the necessary stamps furnished
free of cost