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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

The near. approach of the Presidential
election does not appear to affect OFT bus.
iness in any way. This can be =, .dily
explained by the fact that at no line
during the season has the demand been
Of q speculative character, but rather OF
q light jobbing snd steady kind, which
in the aggregate has probably been as
heavy as at any time within the past
two years. Stocks in general have no;
been as large, but are abundant and va
ried enough to supply all the require.
ments o ftrade and have been replenished
from day to day as needed. Never prob
ably In the history Of Memphis has our
city engaged a more regular and better
custom than she has had this season. and
ct no time were our merchants in a bet.
ter condition or doing q safer business
than at present. The heavy losses of
the few past seasons have not been with.
out their lesson to them and they are
now prohting by the experience 80 dear
Iy won and indellibly stamped uponth their
memory.
While our people have lived strictly
within their means, in other parts OF the
Union we learn Of failure and disaster.
Heavy failures are reported in the West,
especially among dealers in grain, and
il is feared that other branches OF BUSH
ness and trade are in a like lettering and
uncertain condition. Money was never
harder to get, or debts more dificIlt to
collect. Should the Radical party again
get control Of the Government, and car
ry out Its financial policy OF spending
$500, 900, 900 8 year to keep down the pro-
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Our cotton market has been active du-
ring the week, daily sales running from
300 to 1000 bales, and closed with an ad-
vance Of t@}c on the ruling prices, in
response to favorable sdvices from the
East, the Liverpool and New York mar
kets being active, the former at lid and
the latter al 253c for Uplsnds, and higher
rates claimed. Buyers rather hung
back on the news to-day, and, consider
ing the advance, the market worked
sluggishly, but sellers were firm in an
t~icipation Of a more active demand to-
morrow. Receipts from September l to
date, IS compared with last season, show
an increase Of over Is, bales, bat the
better grades Of cotton are relatively
scarce, the great bulk running from low
middling to middling. Sales to-day
were 1900 bales including $50 bales Low
Middling in D list, the largest of the
season, st %, which was about / above
the ruling price. Middling was 222623,
with exceptions at 223. In low grades
there was little movement Of conse-
quence. We quote:
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Run AS FOLLOWS;

9th Trsins connect for Nashville.
The 3:l5 pm for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at st. Louis at l:S0 p N. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced 2 Rates,
Can be procured st the Company's Office, 237H
Main street, and at Depot, head OF Main street,
HJ- Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company; at Hotels. Pr
vate Residences, or on board DoaJs, 70 ali prin-
cipal points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent.
Asa HILL, Passenger Agent. sepl3
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEtrHERAND RTyEns.

MEMPHIS, October 27.-Weather clou.
dy and sultry, with indications Of rain.
The river here is falling steadily, with
seven feet on the bars between Cairo
and Vicksburg. at st. Louis on Satur-
day the river wss rising slowly with
ONLY five feet in the channel. The Ohio
is falling at Cincinnati and Louisville,
with three feet and a half in the csDsl,
and four and a half feet OIL the bsrs n
the Lower Ohio. The Arkansas is fall
leg again, with three feet in the channel
-frum Little Rock 10 tie mouth. White
river is declining, With eight feet in the
channel.
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Masonic Expulsion.
OFFICE OF HAMILTON Lopez,

OFFICE or HAMILTON LODGE,
No. 299, +. A. NJ,
MENPHIs, TENN, September Il, j8GS.J
THIS is 10 notify all men, and os. sularly
Il the Craft, that ID AVID L. CL0RE .gas, OF
the 18th day OF April, 1855. expelled from sll
the rights aud privileg. OF Masonry by Hem.
IUon Lodge. No s93, for unmRSODic conduct
and the action Of satf Lodge was ratihs4 by
the Grand Lodge OF Tennessee at the last An.
uual Communication.
HENRY j. LYNN, ". N.
Attest jon W. GRAHAM, Sec'y, pro TEN.
All papers friendly 10 the cause of Masonry
Will please copy. oelS In
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FoR Sc. FRAHCIs RIVER.

Regular Tuesday st. Francis River Pscket-FoY
Helena Marianne, Madison, WittSburg
and Rl Way Landings.
OIL HAMBLETON, 7. r. Bowman Master
Sam. @. Paine, Shell Snd Clark, Clerks.
VIII leave Memphis EVERY ar
TUESDAY, at 5 O'Clock pm. ~
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
tR21tf Star WhRrfbOst fDot jefferson st.
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RAILROADT TIME TABLE.
Kenphis and Little Rock Raiiroa

To MADISON n LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going west-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at a N
Coming East Leave son tuesday. Ihurs-
day aud Saturday, at TS0 Am. Arrive at
JAS W. ROBERTSON,
oc2 General superintendent.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
nH ff ARx1YE. pERART.
SsworlesnsExprsss. dally. S:00p.m. 3O5 pm.
Ssrdis sceom'n, daily, ex-
cept suudsy..-......-~-- $50 am. 500 pm.
Thursday and Saturday
South, Monday, Tednes-
DAY and Fr1d6y)-...---- 4:lb pm. f.OV a.LA,
Tak@efsct undSy, august IL, 1858.
A. LIVERMORE, Gen1 Supt.
C.P. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. aul5
EemDhis and uhsrlest9a RailrOaa.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Through Nail (daiyl-....... $40 pm. 1910 pm
ThrouTh Express pm. u:& pm
TThis train does not leave SaturdsyE)
Corinth Accommodation, daily,
Except Eat~.-. bV1 ar
SSnerVuIe Accommodation
dsiJy Except Sundayl.-..- BIS an. $40 pm
railroad Time is 20 minutes faster p city
T~ioRetoface 27s Main street n at Depot.
w. ROSS en1 supt.
EeHphis and Louisville RaiIFOsd Line.
DEPART. ARRIvE.
Day Express, R. r. time 5;s0a.m. 245p'm
Night Express. 4. r. time. 3l5 pm. 5:sO am
- S1ty time 255 =
HUMBOLDT ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Memphis, Railroad time-4:% pm
City ttme-~---4;l0 pm
Ticket orices No. 2s7h Main street and at De-
SAM. B. JONES, eenTSup't,
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MEMPHIS 6 ARKANSAS RIVER
- A
Packed Oompa'y.
IN e

hereby given that an organization has been
effected under q charter granted by the Leg
~islsture of Tennessee, November IL. 1856, en-
Titled An Act to Incorporate the Mem phis
and Arkansas River Packet Company"
John D. ADAMS,
II. N TEBBETT5,
AAFS LAWSON, Directors.
&. L. HAINES.
HARRISON BLASDEL,
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ReunOva1-

nELEY a DUvAL have removed their law
" ONES 10 the Southwest Corner OF Monroe
and second EtTsssx. cells "a
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o u 4

CTEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES IL
- every day for Mound City at zhESs3s
am, IL am, 8 PM. and 8 pm Leaves Mound
CJty every day ats am, . a.m.. pm. and
4 nm. Landing at foot OF Warrington street.
MARX !. CHEEK.
fyIJ Master,
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The Line Of Boats known a. the Memphis
and Arkansas River u. 8. Mall Packet Compa-
nv Ia mersed in the chartered company.
JOHN u. ADAMS, President,
j, NJ. Secretary.
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Cairo and New 0rlsaHs-IllinOis Central
Railroad Packets.
IT, FALL AND%WINTER .-aTA
- ARRANGEMENT. &5E
The unsurpassed Passenger Steamers

n unsufPaEs7u TUs5HsaI SV7a1'7IS
c,D IA 1OSb e 4. Baurs. AND BBgT IFs;sr.n
WIN leave CAIRO FOR NEW ORLEANS or
the arrival of 4 pm. train every SATURDAY
as follows:
LADY GAY-Saturday, September 10; Octc-
Der :. IL and 81 November Il and IS Decem.
Der II and 26. .
RUTH Saturday, September %; October Il
and "a; November and y pecemoer6 and le
To secure staterooms. II for further infor.
JOHN w. CARROLL, Agent, st. Louis.
oh As. 7. HINDE, Agent, Cairo.
Il. w. LIGHTBURNE. Agent, Memphis.
n Il MOODA. Agenl. Now Orleans. sells In
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The New York Life Insurance Company

Feeling thankful for the liberal patronage
which has been heretofore bestowed on me by
by my friends IN Tennessee, Mississippi and
Arkansas, 1 respectfully ask a Of
the same.
I have also associated with me IN business,
Mr.. T. {. CASKIN formerly Of South Carolins,
q gentleman l cordially rec mmend to my
friends and patrons. 8. D. MCCLURE.
seps
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T t STATEMENT.


Receipts of cotton for the current
month to date foot up S2,I27 against
2, 7SI bales for the whole OF October,
1867.
The fine cotton entered at the County
Fair last week, for the premium, was
sold at auction to-day, at TObin, Lynn
d Co.'s. Of a bales, entered by this firm,
M bale, the premium bale, raised by
Mrs. Vaudeville, Of Shelby county,
brought All the Eext best, raised by ].
D. Perry, Of DeSOto county, brought 353.
The others brought prices ranging
from 249S0. A bale entered by Over
ton, Ford & Co, for F C. Stephenson,
Of this county, brought 80 and another
bale entered by Williamson, Hill Co.,
for d. A. Boatmsn, OF Crittenden coun-
ty, Ark, brought S5i. The sale was con-
Quoted by A. NJ. Stoddsrd & Co., AUG
tioneers, and passed Of with much
spirit.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILR O A D.
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, @EPTEM-
" Der 2, 1855, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Road viii run regularly as follows:
GONE WEST-Leayes Hopedeld Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday at T:S am, and arrive
at Madison at l o'clock I'm.
OoxING East Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday st 1850 a m; arrive at
Hopeheld at l O'Clock pm, and Memphis st
l:20 pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street at Z 8 m.
Tickets for sale at an the Railroad Ticket ON
ces in the city.
Ereights for Madison or way stations received
by p. N. Patterson q Co, at their Wharf-boat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight to Way Stations must be prepaid.
rom OF Road, No. 70 Jefferson street
au29 II ]. w. ROBERTSON. Gen. Eup't.
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PAINTING.
d
Dissolution.

r1HE Firm Of ". N. Eakin a co. was dis
solved by mutual consent on the 18th Au-
gust, 1855. Either party IL authorized to settle
the business Of The old hrm.
All persons indebted to the firm Of W. n.
Eakin 4 O are requested to come forward and
settle without delay. The books and papers
will be found at the Underwrttersf Warehouse,
corner OF Market and Promenade streets.
". \. EAKIN,
A. CONNELL
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FOR az. LOUIS.
FOB WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River U. s. Mail Pa ksi
Company.
LAbEhl1 NO l-ss--..s.---f-..ssJA Ult5 nice "dsISI
This excellent steamer leaves "a
Memphis as above, -
TUESDAY, 9th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
oc25 81 Star Wharfboat, foot Jefferson St
Memphis and White River U. s. Mail Packet
Company.
This excellent steamer leaves a.
Memphis as above, ~
TUESDAY, 9th inst. at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply TO
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
NJ. go Trent Row.
]. A. Saysrs, Passenger Agent. oc25 st
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Memphis, september l. 1ssa

The business Will be continued at the old
stand on Chiekasaw street., By A. ConneH and
n. Conneil. Jr, under the nrm name OF 4.
Connef & Co.
Memphis, September ], 1865. sep2H
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TRANSPORTATION.
Quickest Route to New York

Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
lis BY THE
Memphis & Louisville B. B. Line.
Fan Schedule. September ID, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS FOTI0ws.
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Through Rates Given and Guaranteed.

For fr~ther formation apply 70 n. G. PAT
TERSOS, sgs t for ths line, at 2SH Ma n
street, OF Of =. NJ. PAMPLlN, Agent At the De-
pot. As L1VERMORE,
cclS9w General Superinbendeut.
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Freight Delivered In Few Orleans
Within IS Hours.

The attention Of COTTON BUYERsis espe-
cislly called to the advantages OF this line. as
Offering extra Inducements in Point OF time,
and in the condition Of the Cotton when de-
livered.
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STEAMBOATS,.
o C1No,NNArI.

FOR CINCINNATI.
and Cincinnati,
Miller Master.
This elegant andfeet passenger Ia
steamer viii leave AE
HIS DAY, 9th inst, at pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE a CO, Agents,
ocGlt No Jefferson strAAt-
Memphisand Cincinnati att Packet C~nmpany-For
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Miller master
I'll This is excellent len d passenger steamer
THIS DAY, 9th inst, at 8 PM.
LARRY HARMsTAD, Agent,
oeZ1 IL No. " Madison street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Louisville and Cincinnati.
$780, KILLER master
This new and magnificent low z.sEh
pressure steamer will leave -
THIS DAY, 9th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
ocT 1t No. go Front Row.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
WESTMORELAND ...-.......-...--..Rus master
This splendid Passenger packet -S
THIS DAY, 9th inst, at 9 am
For freight or passage apply to
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
ocZ5 1t jefferson street.
ron rR1AR's POINT.
For st. Francis River.
ARGOS Rres master.
This elegant passenger steamer Ia
will leave zC
TAIs DAY, 27th inst, At z N. 2
For ,reight or pasIsg &c apply on boaId.
oc27 1t
Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Packet
Fer Helena, Frisr's Point and al Way
Landings.
NATOMA Lee master
This elegant passenger packet @
Will leave ~
TUESDAY, 9th inst, at c pm.
YINSON & DONAHUE, Agents,
ec2S q 34 Front street.
FOR LOUISVILLE.
Regular Memphis and Louisville Packet-For
Cairo, Evansville and Louisville.
master
1nis superb passenger steamer @
viii leave as above on -
THIS DAY. 9th inst, at 5 pm. l=
VINSON & DONAHUE, Agents,
ocz 1t 80 Front street.
For Cairo and Louisville.
AGNES master
This new and magnificent pas TA
sengers steamer will leave -
TUESDAY, 9th inst, at 5 pm.
ELLIOTF& Nj Ter, Agents,
oc5 ~ 5Jeferson street.
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Thursday, St'er W 4. Caldwell. Hafne.
81 49, Master,

Thursday, St'er VA. Caldwell, Hafnes
81 Master.
Monday, Steamer OZARK, Rowland, Mas
ter.
Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van buren,. Fort Smith and American, for an
points above, as high as Fort GibSOn.
From the LIST to the 10th OF November the
new boats vii be finished, ard tbs Company
Will then run four boats from Memphis through
with all poiutS on the river, the Arkansas liver
now b ling ia good naVigeble condition. Pas
ssngers and freightsre put through TO all points
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East of Menu
phis, should have their goods consigned to
9N0 d. ADAMS. Memphis. Merchandise
shipped from New Orleans should be consigned
to W. W. JOHNSON, Napoleon, Ark.
JNO. D. ADAMS, President,
7. A. KENDIG, Agent,
sep2N ~ Freat street, &osbT Eieek.
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81 The following bosts viii each make a trim
y a week until the new boats Of the Compare
now being built, are finished leaving MFN,
PHIS a. heretofore, on MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, at 6 o'clock PM:
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a CART.

A REPORT having obtained eredenee that
"A have Withdrawn from the LIFE NSOR-
ANCE business, 1 a this method OF nOiify-
ing the Public that ! am stn connected with
The New York herald., 1868-12-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BRUTAL AssAULT-A brutal assault was last night
made upon man named Martin Drake, by a party
OF roughs In drinking saloon near Fulton ferry,
cutting his face and head until his features were
scarcely distinguislable. The unfortunate man final
ly escaped from his assailants and was taken to
Hudnut's drug store HERALD Building. where his
wounds were dressed by DR.. Shuttleworth. No ar
rests were made.
THE LIGHT FINGERED GRSTRy.-0ficer Heaney,
OF the Fifteenth precinct arrested one George VIII
liams last night about eleven O'Clock, at the solicta
ton OF Mr. John II. Douglas residing at No. IL Clin-
ton place, whom he charged with stealing his
watch, valued at $500, while he was riding
down town in a Broadway stage. Mr.. Douglas
accompanied the oficer to the station
house. where he preferred a complaint against the
prisoner believing from his suspicious actions that
article to a confederate. Williams denied the accu
satiOn, but was locked up to await hearing by JUS
tce Dodge at the Jefferson Market Police Court this
morning.
the picKpockets do not even pass by policemen In
their raids Ii seems As last night an offcer OF the
sixteenth precinct, who had his day on'' v:.ster-
day was riding down to Niblo's In Cit en,s ireas
his watch and chain were stolen frc, hin, Nv nicr
pocket who was one OF the r.sssengers. How Il oc.
CURED he cannot tell a. ne Is aware Of ia that when
he entered the Stage he had them IN his possession
but before he reached his destination they were gone
All the satisfaction that could be obtained by him
was embodied In the exclamation to Captain Mills,
OF tie Eighth precinct to whom he related the cir
cumstances ssWell, they must be pretty hard up
when they strike caps.n
The New York herald., 1868-12-25
Kiux. The COMFY IS greatly excited, and Morgan
neld Is guarded n sAL!y by citizens.
CUBA.

Ramors About the Insurrection-Spauish
Troops Concentrating 10 Attack the Insur-
sents-Business Languishing-Fears for the
safety OF an English Steamer-Bauquet
Given by the Captain General.
HAVANA, Dec. "A, 1868.
No reliable information can be obtained In refer
cnce to the insurrecton, but many rumors are In
circulation. 1t stated that the troops IN the east
ern department are concentrating to attack Bayamo
and, II possible, fgnt decisive battle.
! Commerce Is langulshing and credit is low. Mer-
chants and artisans all desirous OF an end to the
present condition OF suspense.
Prisoners continue to arrive ana the prisons and
forts are already well filed.
The English mail steamer Is overdue, and fears for
her safety are entertained. heavy norher Is pre-
vaing.
Business win be entirely suspended until the LIST
Of January in consequence OF the festivities OF Holy
Week.
Captain General Lersundi gave splendid banquet
Yesterday to General w. +. Smith, President OF the
International Ocean Telegraph Company, at which
toasts were given and speeches made expressive Of
desire for the preservation Of peace and good
relations between Spain and the United States.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25
CLEARED.

Steamship Palmyra tBr Watson, Liverpool via Queens
town-E Cunard. ,,, 90.
steamship Henry chauncey, Conner, Asrinwal-Pae'hc
Mail Steamship Co.
steamship MORO Castle, Adams, favansAsisn,c Mail
Steamship Il Livingston, cheeseman Savannah Living
ston, Fox A Go.
steamship Magnolia, Crowell, Charcs,on--A Leary.
Steamship Hat,eras. Roberts, Norfolk hcCready
Steamship Chesapeake. bragg. Portland-J Anes
Steamship Nerens. Besrse. Boston-W Cvde.
shp Plymouth Rock. Warner London Grinne, Ninturn
Co. ,
Bark Chief, Harding Barcclona-Tupper Beattie.
BARK Rebecca Carunna, Liesgang, Sagua-Waydeh y 20
Brig Eada tBr), Summers. pernambuco anda markei-C
Brig Edi,h CBr), oliver, Pernanbuco and msrke-wnh.
am Oclve.
Brig Victoria Amelia tBrl, FenIo Barbados and market
Rrg Scotland Crowsll, Barbados n r smith.
Brig Mary Grace Br, Morrison, 81 Johns, PR-Penston
brig Aylesford (rl, Minniss 81 john NIB Heney Par
schr d Sawyer, Drisko, Lsguna and campeachy slup.
schr Helen NJ Waite, McRse saracaibo--Mnsr Hough
ton.
schr Isaac Oliver, PANEL, Havana.
echr Nellie starr Poland, savnnnah-H DeWoi 90.
Schr Jonas smith Nichols, Charleston N L hcCresay
Co. . ~ - a.
sehr Mary Louisa Gaskill Washington Nc--zophar MILLS.
gcnr r r Abei, Howes, Providence II VI Jacsson .
gchr Horace l.. Francis New Haven q Racket BRO
sloop rhos Ransom, Thompsoni New Haven hHoNe"
sioop Report, siepp, Bridgeport "a Racket y iro.
steamer Harvest, Chadsey, Providence II 1acks"h
The New York herald., 1868-12-25
HAY

The French Ship Lerida and American
Schooner DE Hart Released and Indem.
nifty Ofered-The Blockade Recognized ms
Efective-Captures by Haytien War
steamer.
HAVANA, Dec. "a, 1865
Advices from Hayu state that English and
French fleet went to Gonaives to demand the French
ship Lerida and the American schooner De Hart,
which were captured by General Cheyalier charged
with attempting to run the blockade at st. Marks
The vessels were released Immediately and Cheva-
lier offered indemnity for the outrage, which was
cepted by the captain OF the French vessel. The
captain OF the De Hart refused TO accept Of the in
demnity and left his vessel at Gonaves.
The blockade OF Hayti has been declared effective
and recognized by all the Foreign Ministers. ves
sells going into ports not held by the government
and captured are legal prizes.
The United States steamer Nipsic arrived at Port
au Prince December 4.
The Haytien war steamer Alexander Petion had
captured i've coasters laden with supplies for the
ebels.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

gutr FSccu TRAIN from New York fnr San Francisco,
which sailed Jancro oct ~ for dstnston a.ser
rspnng again put " 2Dih ut n aieaky condition.
a,,p Anpo1rsropp tBr, RON New f1r Valparaiso,
b.fore reported nut into RIO JAnero repair ruddc aud
remained 2sib.
suir pUNCAx fBr) from Cbarlotetown, PEI, rnt INTO
pas,cr prior 20 23d ns 10 Distress having c away
mAiufnafi in n heavy gale
suP fliBERNA (of Dublin from qretec Nov u for sofs
was passed Dec II, Ia lat a1, lon Il ~ "herosssa AM
abandoned.
sufp ANKRicNS ugoy, from London Tor New fors (ne
Gore fspotte put rnya 1911 ut 70 repair DuwaIns
which badly washed away, aud TO rgm cargo sh'nu.
She would discharge aud would 30 detained aOoa'
month
gatp Mf.SwrnAuA-Kcy West, Dec ~ Tho ship Mnnehaha
AM cargo been appraised ~ St41ls salvage - pos
eent after dedmcting expenses
AunNpoNRp SHp--h correct descrpsgn ~ TIE wh,ef.
,gd vessel before reported - bark Dr~s Cam
The New York herald., 1868-12-25
LOUISIANA.

Lioufonan Governor Dunn Denies His Re-
ported Statement Of Tronblc Apprehcnded.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. "a, 1865.
Lieutenant Governor Dunn denies having sent
any such desatch to the Louisiana Senators about
the spprehened troubles upon the meeting OF the
Legislature asis attributed to him by certain wash
ington special Mr.. Dunn says he has sent no such
despatch, or my other, TO them or any one else
but some tim ago writing to a Senator he men,
toned incidentally that there were vague rumors
Of apprehendet trouble; but he attached no import
ance to them, md had forgotten the circumstance
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER n, 1865.
Herald Packages.

Captains Pursers Of vsssels arriving this port will
please all packages intended for the HEEALDto our
regularly authorized agents who attached 70 Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
coec, reports attend 10 the delivery OF packages
be bv the following extract from the proceedings
ofthe regular monthly meeting held March 7. ls6s;-
Resolved That on after April 1858. the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship news 10 the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
~ The once OF the Herald steam yachts JANIS and
JEASrrTTg IL at whitehall slip. All communities aons rom
owners the masters Of inward bound
sells win be forw zried FREQ OF charge.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25
VIRGINIA.

Payment OF the July Interest the state
Dest--The Case OF sally Anderson, the AL
legged Murdress.
RICHMOND. Dec -, 1868.
The state Auditor today forwarded to Europe
sg 500 Co pay tn, July interest On the two per cent
state debt.
In The case OF sally Anderson, under sentence OF
DEATH and who was released by Judge Underwood
aud arrested q few days afterwards by the city
authorities the Mayor has applied TO General stone
man TO know what TO DO win her az the county
authorities made no reguiston for her.
Thomas II. Wynne OF Baltimore, has been elected
Superntendent OF the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad