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TILnuRAPMC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD.


CeuarmatI0n Of General PRINTS Commando
Pssepenemens Of General DuIce's Departure
ter Cuba.
MADRID, Nov. s, 1868.
Marshal serrano has confirmed the appointment OF
General Prim as Commander-in- Chief OF the Armies
OF Spain.
brigade OF infantry will sail for Havana on the
lth inst General Dulce has postponed his departure
for Cuba until December.
THO Republicans Declare Against a Mon-
archy-The Soldiers Forbidden 90 Take
Fart In Politics.
MADRID, Nov. g. 1868.
Ats meeting Of republicans in this city yesterday
was decided that the party should vote against
monarchy al the coming elections.
General Prim has Issued . circular to military
commanders, reminding them that 1t ia not proper
that soldiers should take part In political meetings.
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A.-A.-Japnneso Hair Stain
Coors the hair, whskers and musache beautiful black
bruwn II consists Of only one preparation. Price 81 ccnta
Sold By g. WELLS Co, lSa Fulton street, and all drug
gists. $. G. UPHAM, Phfadslphia, Proprietor.
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snow storm I'm Augusta

snow Storm In Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 8, 1868.
heavy snow storm has been prevailing here oil
iay and the ground is now covered with snow
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Circulars of Every Description and Notices
to attend mseng pnisd 10 the neatest possible manner
Other similar place In the city, nj the METROPOLITAN JO6
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, VI Nassau street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world The only perfect dye harmless, reliable nstantans
Factory ~ Bond street
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A.-Jcners Offers Extraordinary Bargains
In Lpdies, Misses and Chdrens Boots and Shoes JET
FERs, 11s6 and 1IsS Broadway, opposite st. James Ho9
and Fifth Avenue Hotels.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, Nc., Rxceutcd
with neaness, quckne and despatch, TWENTY-FIVE per
other printing establishment the
10 the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT. ~ NASSAU street
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Canada rIaIt Scotch whiskcy, Fully Equal
purity and strength OF the best imported artcies
nj 80 80 per gallon MURPHY DUNN
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A.-Save Fuel, Redsce Coal Bills. Fix your
house with RoEBUCK'S Weather Strips Odce, So Fulton
street, New York.
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Pure Kentucky bourbon Mt 81 40 Proof
gallon iV year old be sold To pay
worth 81 80 JAMES COVE, 100 Pear street
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Cristad0rois UnrivalIcd Hair Dye..-sosd and
Applied at No. Astor House Mandatory 80 Maiden
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The Famous Corncr--ssS Nassau street,
Fulton The Metropolitan Job Printing Es;ablsea 40
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Neatness, Economy and Despatch Combined
the OF Metropolitan job Printing Eslsb
shment. n Nassau street.
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The lungs IRE Strained and Rackcd nv N
persistent Cough the general strength wasted aed AZ
able complaint often establ thereby. JAMES bA
PECTORANT ia effective remedy for Co4ns AM .otls
ard eyerts beneficial effect the PULMONARY apo ptu"
chia orr CANS. Sold everywhere. ~
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Lyen's Magnetic Insect Powder.

Bor First Clnss Printing Of Every Descrip.
tons 10 thu Metropolitan JOB Printing Esisbishssnl "a
Naaaau street
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wigs, Toupecs and Ornamental Hasrs.
quality liar Dye and Hair Dyeas, Al oo'osa ~ SAAVhA
LOR'S. IL Bond street.
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Established In 1SOO.-The Metropolitan deb
Printing Esihbishrcnt. "a Nasssn street
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shirts, Shirts, shirts.
LEONARD s. BALI.oU, SOL Broadway.
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uoctoacls feas, bugs and kind Of
troublesome during the fsf months They
killed at once BY this remarkable powder. 4 poison
but certain 10 DO ia work single ~ dasx has
Often
KILLED A. PECK OF CoCgRoACHns.
Use now keeps vcrmiu from deposing tbsr ee-, suA
thus prevents next years CROP Be sure you &c, Lyoaa n
Of limitations See the signatura OF r. LYON tia TASK
Sold by all druggists
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-26
Isrning Dispatches TO the associated Press.
WASHINGTON.

The Alabama Delegation After Troops
The Indian Fight IN Kanaaa-The
Wounded Parliea-KelightIag a sta.
4 fiOnary Light
WASHINGTON, September 25.-A delega-
bon of the Alabama Legislature, headed
N the Governor, is here, to request the
President 10 serd troops for the preserva-
ZION Of order in that State.
1 Official advices Of the recent Indian SIGHT
70 Kansas have been received. Lieutenant
Beecher is dead; Colonel Forsyth wounded,
'@ reported; and DR., Moore mortally
bounded. Sheridan reports the party all
hight, although surrounded by Indians, and
an hold out, having plenty of ammuni-
.i0n, and mule and horsefesh.
/ Several columns are moving to the
.seene, and it is thought the Indians will
BE severely punished,
/ Messrs. Evarts and Browning absent
arom the Cabinet session to-day. The
Indian question the subject of discussion.
The Lght-House Board give notice ol
be relighling, in October, of the stationary
FIGHT at VOLTS Island, Georgia. which, with
Iassele Island light, is for range in cross
Ing DobOy bar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-26
JOURNAL OF THE HOUsE.
seventy-seventh Days session.

1 S(1@ANS-s
FRIDAY, September 25, 1868.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
| Speaker Lowell in the chair.
The roll being called, forty.two members
answered to their names.
There being no quorum present the Ser
geatat-Arms was dispatched after absent
members.
Shortly after, the following members
answered to their names:
Speaker Lowell. Abbott, Alexander,
Antoine, Adolphe, Brewster, Burrel, Collins,
! Carr, Cuny, Crawford, Deslonde, Dufresne
Demarest, Dupart, Evans, Guigonet, Gair,
Gsrstkamp, Gray, Hill, Hanlon, HoHore,
Harper, Holland, Hall, Heidenhain, Isabelle,
lie Blanc, Leroy, L'Hoste. Lott, Morris,
McVean, Murrel, May, Mathews, Pratt,
Page, Pierce, Reese, Rey, Sterrett. Taylor,
Umphreys, Walsh, Washington, Wren, H.
Williams, Waters, Yorke-5l. En-.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Satchell.
On motion of Mr.. Gair, of East Feliciana,
the reading Of the journal was dispensed
with.
1t being the day fxed TO consider all bills
referred to the Committe of the Whole, the
House, on motion Of Mr.. Carr, of Orleans,
resolved itself into Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Harper, Of St. Charles in the chair.
House bill No. 1893, reported favorably by
the Committee on Claims, entitled an act
authorizing the payment Of fifteen certi-
hcates Of indebtness to the amount Of s140,-
s94 80 heretofore issued in favor of B. We'll
by II. Peralta, former Auditor of the State,
being under consideration, sea
After considerable discussion, the COM
mittee agreed TO recommend the recommit' t.
tai of the bill.
House bill No. 1856, entitled an act to pro-
vide the Louisiana State Penitentiary with
machinery, and for other purposes con-
nected Herewith, was taken up.
After discussion, it being ascertained that
there was no quorum, the committee, on
motion Of Mr Rey, of Orleans, rose.
The Speaker resumed the chat. Na
The chairman reported progress.
On motion OF Mr.. Hanlon, Of Orleans, the
House adjourned until tomorrow 1t twelve
O'Clock n dt svla s a3k
~ WILLIAM vIGERs.
ohiaf Clerk House Of Representative.
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Mr.. Campbell: move to substitute the
word seven" for the word "eight, in line
five, and to substitute the word ''sevenr for
the word six" in line six. .
Adopted by a rising vote of twelve yeas
to eight nays.
Mr. Lynch: I move to amend by re -estab-
fishing the word "six" in line six. Aa
Adopted. i EUssf a-
Section six was read.
Mr.. Wittgenstein: move to adjourn.
Adopted. .s
CHARLES H. MERRITT,
Secretary of Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-26
ARKANSAS.

The n uklux C0de-MurderR and Church
Hurnings - Assault Upon n Sheriff
Accident to Governor clayton.
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat
LITTLE Rock, September 21.-The ku-
klux Democracy killed one negro in Lewis
burg and three in Columbia county, and
burned some negro churches in Columbia.
In some rebel counties armed and masked
Kuklux prowt about nearly every night.
The Sheriff in-Ashley county was assaulted
while trying to execute the laws.
Governor Clayton was accidentally shot,
on Saturday, in the left hand, which has
been amputated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-26
GEORGIA.

State Militia Bin Dereated-Adiourn-
ment October O.
ATLANTA, September 25.-The bill to or
gauize and call into service the State
militia was defeated in both Houses.
The House adopted resolution to ad-
journ on the sixth of October, and refused
to reconsider the bill amending the Consti-
tuition removing the capital to Milledgeyille.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-26

The following extract from one of Daniel
0'Connell's great speeches shows how
true Irishmen feel, regarding the old pecu-
liar institution of this country:
THE ADVICE OF DANIEL o'CoNNELL FOR THE
BENEFIT OF FREEDOM.
have been assailed for attacking the
American institution, slavery. / am not
ashamed of that attack. do not shrink
from it. | am the advocate of civil and
religious liberty all over the globe. And
wherever tyranny exists, am the foe of
the tyrant. Wherever oppression exists, l
am the foe of the oppressor. Wherever
slavery rears its head, l am the enemy OF
the system. l am the friend of liberty in
every cline, class and color. Ny sympa-
thy with distress is not confined to my own
green Isle. No! it extends itself to every
corner of the earth. Ny heart walks
around, and wherever the miserable are to
be succored, or the slave 70 be set free,
there my spirit is at home, there / delight
TO dwell.
amid the swamps OF the Carolinas, a
human being painting for freedom, let it be
proclaimed to him that he has friends in
Ireland. A voice shall be raised in the old
Irish nation which will roll back in thun-
der to America, which will mingle with her
mighty waves, and will cause one univer-
sal shout Of liberty to be heard throughout
the world. My humble words shall make
way against the western breezes, they shall
ascend the Mississippi, they shall descend
the Missouri, they shall be heard along the
banks of the Ohio and the Potomac, till
the black man would leap with delight to
express his gratitude to those who had
effected his emancipation. n.--Ertract from
the Great 0'ConnelS Speech, deliUered in
Cancellation Hal, Dabl,N, IN 1913.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-26
n11sCELLANEoUs.

|saFesy eta Barnsa Steamers Crew-Kob-
berry and Murder.
EEw YoRK. Sept 25.-- The ship Jacob A.
with the crew and passengers Of
|Ae steamer Melita, burned at sea, has ar
|lted.
Delaware wATsR GAP, Pa, Sept 25.---
The BrainaFd House, At this place, was
|s6bbed thie morning. Thomas BrOadhead,
.rsoprietor, and bis brother Theodore. par
med and o2me upon The robbers. Theo-
zsse MS shes end killed. snd Thomas was
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HOW TO DRnsa

4 sweet disorder In the drese
hindies 10 clothes want0nnees:
A lawn about the shoulders thrown
4 into . fine distraction--- h
- An erring lace, which here and there
.rEnthralls the crimson stomacher--
- a Gun neglectful, and thereby
Mooons to flow confusedly-
a a wlnnlog wave, deserving note,
careless shoestriag' IN whoae lie 8
| see wild ciyiIityE
10 more bewitch me than when art
Is too precise in every part. -.
RoBKRF HERRICK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-26

b IDLY wounded. The inhabitants turned
out and captured the criminals, who barely
escaped lynehiDg. They are now in Gus
tody Of the sheriff.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-26
EUROPE.
La France on NIcaraguRn Treaty-KOyal
Troops MnasInR tn Attnck Seville.

AFUOps MHbsInB 20 AtIHck seVII5t'
PARIS, September 25.-Ld France says
the rights gained by the United States in
the treaty with Nicaragua were also gained
by France and England by the stipulations
OF the treaty of 1860.
The Monite,y has the following: Gene
raj Paiva, commanding the royal troops, is
massing his forces to attack Seville. His
men are in good spirits.'
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NAsRx.
Tsgenty-ere aRrtfar@s

He Is in Trouble and wants to Rorrow
Twenty ene Rnitars-
| Our readers will he panied TO learn that
our venerable and highly esteemed cores
| pondent, Rev. Petroleum v. Nasty, Is in
trouble.
We were becoming alarmed at his pro
longed silence and were on the point Of
telegraphing to his "friend Horasho See
more" for some Information concerning
him when, just as we were going to press,
we received the following telegraphic dis
patch in the parsons familiar haad;
EDDIrrER TOLEDO BLADE: am in ffite-
fal stait Nv trubble and Lribulashun. Vile
IN the peecetul persoot nv my onest ave-
cashun Nv organizin See more and Blare
clubs among the degradid cuIlered popla-
shun of Tennessee; vile wuz thus actin
the benevolent role NV mishenerry, accord
ing to the instruckshens NV the Nashnel
Dmmicrattic Committy,I / wuz suddenly sot
upon by hull regiment Nv Brownloze rad
dele cusses Nv all cullers, who completely
surroundid me, iade vIlent hands ohto my
venerable person, bruzed and battered me
IN teerful manner, and then, Wuss than
all, compelled me TO talk the oath Nv alle-
Jance with the ojus AmeriZin flag wavin
over my venerable he'd. p
This wuz more then eud bare, and
9mhuCN away, anu tuC lOlCAAce ACAt H1o luI
ded lyin onto the public hyEay. wuz
piekt up by cnppie of niggers and TUX tal
ther mizzable cabin, ware now ly.
Tellegraf immejitly to A. johnson 10 call
out the army and the navey. The rites nv
free born Amerrikin sitiEen (wich Is me)
hey bin fritefully outraged, and his person
(wich is mine) hez bin feerfuily 6ruSed.
Tell him to ishoo his procIamashun to
wunst, caiiin out three hundred thousand
men to viadicate the rites NV the Aforesaid
sihzen. For the saik NV eifeck they mite
be instruckted TO sing ez they cum
WeaEe oomin, Andt .Iohnsan
Three hundred thousand stxnnG.
Ez soon ez l am able to travel (Wich 1
hope under the stimiiatin inf0oence nv this
are aud these niggers' whisky will
be in very few days) l will rapass 10
wunst 10 he'd quarters to take sommand aV
a cupple nv bngaids. Tell johnson 10
hev my commishun ez a Major Ginrai redaV
made out SO there shall be no DELAY in cit.
tin the forces 10 the field. 3
PETROLEUM. v. NASBY, Pm
(Which Is Postmaster.l
p s. (wich il Poscript) me nhout
tweuty-one dollars 10 pay my expanses 10
Washint0n. cant boFFer unthin AZ thsso
1egFadid Diggers. Ne return yoa he
smount with interest ez so0a e l Rl. nv
4agor- -Ginsal's commishnn.
Fki 81 2. v. H. PsM.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-26

The following is an extract from letter
from distinguished gentleman and an old
citizen Of Indiana to his brother in this
city:
| suppose you have heard the news from
Maine, and 1 suppose this will satisfy you
that the overwhelming tide in favor Of
Grant is sweeping over the North and
West. We expect 90 curry Grant and Col
fax to the White House BY Northern and
Western votes, without the aid of single
Southern State, although we expect several
Of them will go Republican. This Repub-
lican party is gaining ground every day,
and you will see at the close OF the next
Presidential election the utter and entire
rout Of ,he Democratic party. The vic
tory Of 1s60-64 will be repeated. The re-
suit in Maine has produced . perfect panic
with the Democrats 10 this city. They
looh as il they bad just come from fune-
raj.
Let US thank God and take courage.
The Republican party Is the party of truth
humanity, progress and civilization, and oi
equal laws and equal rights. Such party
can not be beaten. L.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-26
LOUIsIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
Senate.
SATURDAY, SeDtember 26. 1865,

SATURDAY, September 26, 1865.
The Senate was called to order by the
President at twelve O'Clock NJ.
The roll was called. full quorum pres.
ent.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Mr. Turner
On motion of Mr.. Ray, the reading of the
minutes was dispensed with.
In accordance with resolution adopted
yesterday the report of the Joint Committee
on Finance and City Delegation, favorably
with amendments upon House bill No. l54,
an act to authorize the Mayor and Common
Council of the city of New Orleans to issue
bonds for the redemption of city notes, and
for the liquidation of other indebtedness.
Action on the bill was pending.
House of Representatives
The House met at twelve o'clock, Speaker
Lowell in the chair. Fifty.fve members
present. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Satchell.
On motion of Mr.. Tureaud, of St. James,
the reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
Mr.. Hill, of Ascension, moved to suspend
the rules to introduce a resolution relative
to the absence of Mr.. Kavanagh, OF St..
Landry.
Rules not suspended.
Mr.. Honore, of Point Coupee, announced
the illness of Mr.. Smith, of Point Coupee,
whose absence was excused tor that reason.
Mr.. Yorke, of Carroll moved to suspend
the rules to introduce resolution relative
to the mileage and per diem previously
allowed by resolution to Mr.. Castillo, con-
testant from st. Landry parish, and TO
rescind the former action of the House.
Resolution adopted.
MIR. Murrell, of Lafourche, moved to sus-
pend the rules to introduce a resolution au-
thorizing the Committee on Public Lands
and Levees to sit during the recess.
Rules suspended.
Mr.. Carr, of Orleans, moved to amend that
the chairman of the committee perform the
duties during the recess.
The amendment was accepted by the
mover.
The resolution as amended was adopted.
A message was received from the Cover
nor, which the Clerk read. 1t is published
in another column.
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BY TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON
LlBAMl DELEGATION AFTER TROOPS.
He INDIAN FIGHT IN KANSAS.

isCuE OF Crew OF A BURNED STEAMER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-26
|lTEsr NEWS FROM EUROPE.
rOgress of the Spanish Revolution.

,harp Fight at santandcr.
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FEREsT1Ea MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

H1vEK NEWS. ETC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-20

HAVANA. March 1S.-Kingston, Jamai.
ca, dates of the 1st state that the Ameri.
can steamer Estella had been con.
demned. SA
The Government has appropriated
10000 per annum for the education o.
the negroes.
The term ofGovernment grants which
was seven years has been redu ced Ia
one year.
Quarantine is enforced against all
vessels from st. Thomas, Porto Rico,
st. Johns and Santa Cruz. Vessels are
in demand as consequence.
MIR; Franklin, Agent of the Interna.
thority to land cables to connect Cuba,
Jamaica and Aspinwall, also to put ur
land line across Jamaica.
dayllen advtces of the 22d ult. state
that President SalnaVe and his
army were surprised three miles from
Cape anytien and defeated. He was
pursued by the armed peasantry in
overwheImlng force, aud sustained
The French Admiral has demanded
the payment OF the Haytien arrears Ia
France for tho last three years. In
case OF an unsatisfactory reply, he is,
according to instructions, to seize the
custom house and collect payment
himself.
SSI 'IL4O4R are HCllVe, anu there
seems 10 be a special design against
wealthy families.
HAVANA, March 1s.-Haytien advi.
ces state wealthy planter has been
assessed 200, 600 dollars or be Impress.
ed. Other wealthy persons escaped in
female attire or are hid in foreign
countries.
The Caico rebels manifest no desire
Tor oloodshed as they disappear for u
while and then suddenly fall upon the
troops of SalnaVe.
All communication between Cape
Haytien and Port Au Prince haS been
Salnave limits the term of his Office
70 -FOUR years, and promises to abolish
the death penalty for political ofTenses
The Haytien Government offer the
use OF steamer to lay the Information.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-20

RUTLAND, W., March ls.-The Re-
publican Slate Convention met yester.
day, and the following named gentle
mont in the Chicago Convention as
delegates: Hon. Trevor w. Park, Gen.
Geo. ]. Stannard, Hon. Luther Baker,
Col. Samuel E. Pingeree. Alternates,
Hon. James X. Hyde, Jedd. F. Todd,
Hon. Geo. N. Dale, Herman Carpenter.
Resolutions in favor of Grant, of Inn
parchment and guaranteeing to every
person equal civil and.political rights,
were passed.
Hon. Erastus D. Culver, of New
York, addressed the Convention.