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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-22
MENTAL CARD.

NEW LAYER RAISINS in whole, hal
~ and quarter boxes just received and 70
sale ty
oct % GEO. Mob RNE IL SON.
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r AIDES BUTTON BOOTS.

,CEA MOSS FARM f. for sale by
- oct ~ GEO. McBURNEY s. SON.
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MEXICAN BKOILES, patented October,
= 1861 The NOS. u:efu. cooking utensil
ever invented. Does away with all smoke and
smell of grease and MAKES broiling the quick.
est and easiest. AS it i; the healthiest, OF all
Chicken, Ham, Chops, Fish and Oysters. For
sale st 50 King street, By
oct2l IT. CREIGHTON s. SON.
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r AIDES LASTING BOOTS.

A great many new styles. handsome and
very cheap, at
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pOYS AND YOUTHS SLIPPERS, TO
r house and street. very cheap.
oct l9-tf WADDE1'S, IA King st.
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WADDEY'S, ii King ST.

DUBBERS. for Ladies, Misses and Children.
II Minis Arctic, Congress and Plain Cloth
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% motion the report was received and or
dered to be published in the Alexandria ga.
2ette.
The committee appointed to solicit subscrip
tions for the relief of the sufferers made a par.
lia report through their Chairman, George Y.
Worthington esq.,, who stated that about
1900 had thus tar been subscribed In add
tion to sundry articles of furniture, &c.
Messrs Reed aad Lambert related many
instances OF restitution which they bad been
called upon to witness during their visit to the
Valley, and made an earnest appeal for renewed
exertions on the part Of the Committee on
Collections.
The Association suspended further business
to enable its members to attend the funeral of
Thos. A. Waters esq.
Messrs. Geo. Y. Worthngton, George Q.
Wedderburn, j. Thos. Beokham, George Il.
Shinn, Geo. r. Hill, Jno Il. Creighton, r NJ
Lawson and w. B. Price, the committee ap
pointed to solicit subscriptions, appeal to the
citizens to send any thing that can be used by
the suferers-old clothes, shoes, cooking uten-
sils, knives and forks, spoons, tables, chairs,
&c, &C., &C., all of which would be gratefully
accepted. Contributions may be sent to the
Pioneer Mills, foot of Duke street, or will be
collected BY any member OF the committee, If
notified. It's to be hoped that their appeal
will meet with liberal response.
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a fine stock: French Kid, Velvet, English
and French Cloth, Kid Foxed, Russia Foxed,
Turkey Morocco Foxed and other new styles.
which cannot DO surpassed fer beauty, durabil-
lty and cheapness,
T AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
4 large stock, and great variety of new
STYLES, French Calf, Pebble Goat Russia Lesth.
er, Lasting Pebble Goat Foxed, Lasting French
Kid Foxed, Lasting Calf Foxed, Plain Goat
Morocco and Calf Boots, at very low prices,
At WADDEY'S "A King street.
r AIDES LASTING BOOTS.
great many new styles, handsome and
'''' 'D''' At wADDEG's, II King street.
L AIDES rAFL? PsE ASD TOILET SLIP
Ladies French Kil Broadway, Ladies Last.
ing Broadway, Ladies' White Kid Maria An
Ladies Victoria, Ladies' Paris, La
dies Lasting Toilet, Ladies' Cashmere, Serge
and Carpet sPWReAssb fyYSFS R ine s qsy
4 AIDES AND MISSES RIDING BOOTS,
l. At WADDEI'S, IA King street.
MISSES wA4 k66Ts AND SCHOOL
a fine stock of new styles beautiful, durable
~ At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
MISSES FINE BOOTS,
HI In every style, qusli,y and price,
At WAHDEY'6. Il King street.
NHILDREN'S WALKING AND SCHOOL,
Y BOOTS.
The largest stock and greatest variety in tho
At WADDEY'S. IA King street.
INFANTS FANCY BOOTS SLIPPERS.
fine stock. in every color, style and quail
ty, at greatly reduced prizes; at r
UDWIN G. BUTTS FINE SHOES FOR
T. LADIES,
WADDEY's. "A King street
rENTLEMEN's FINE DRESS BOOTS
" AND SHOES.
A large stock of new. styles very handsome,
of tho best quality, ana at low prices.
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
RoYs' AND Y ~ RG6 FINE CALF AND
at very low prices.
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
DUBBERS. for Ladies, Misses and Children.
II m'n'& Arctic, Congress and Plain Cloth
WADDEY's, ii King street.
NENTS' TOILET SLIPPERS.
A largo stock: Goat, Calf and Morocco Op.
era, Cloth, Carpet and Plush Plain Slippers.
very cheap A' wADDEY's, "A King street.
pOYS AND YOUTHS SLIPPERS, for
oct ia-tf WADDEY'S, "A King st:
TUST RECEIVED.
y A large stock Of
HANDSoME TEA TRAYS " ,WA1T9Rs,
Solid Cocoa Indlu Rubber and Jutv Door
Mats, Clothes Wringers, Toilet Sets, Chat
Dishes, Fire Irons, Coal Holds, Fluting Ma
chimes, Pinking and Fluting Irons, Fancy
Clothes and Market Baskets.
A full line of ROGERS BROS. CUTLERY,
handsome selection Of Plated Spoons. Forks,
Rubber Dishes, Cators, M0lasses Pitchers, &c,
warranted best quality, and over: thing to be
called for in Il first cluss House Furnishing
storo. Call and examine our large stock III %
OCT ri WV A''A'''O' A. Il. MOTT & co.
CEWING MACHINES To RENT
~
WHEELER ~ WILSON'S.
GROVER Il BAKERS.
WILCOX u GIBBS.
HOWE'S and
AMERICAS Button Boit Com bbn. q.
Machines Of tho above manufacture will be
rented by tho week or month
CuAS. W. GREEN,
oct2l IS King street.
'f'kAV GLL1NH BAGS
TRAVELLING BAGSl
OF every description for ladies en- geht:eIAcli
:etchel Straps, Blanket Strars snd Ch'!ateh
School satcnels, al Of which haVe Jast o:sh
RECEIVED. Persons who arc tesiIous Of buying
4 good nrticls At u low prise would do well IL
Gao CHA$. ". GREEN.
oct ~ rs King streat.
MEXICAN BKOILES, patented October
LLlLal: nj
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formerly acknowledged

MAGAZINES. From the book ard periodical
sore of MIR. Geo. E. French, IS King street.
we received this morning The lst numhcr ct
Serbner's Monthly, with table 81 interesting
contents; also Peterson Ladies' Magazine Tor
November.
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OST--A dark lnnet CANARY. fac singer
II and marked with white tail feathers and
light s;,ot on tho head. information RECEIVED
ut 1872 Duke street, between Washington and
st. Asaph streets. will be gratefully and h6er-
ally rewarded. oct Wees.
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MASSES FINE BOOTS,
Isl In every style, gusli'y and price,
At WAuDEY'S, II King street.
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NENTS' TOILET SLIPPERS.

A largo stock: Goat, Calf and Morocco Cp.
ers, Cloth, Carpet and Plush Plain Slippers,
very cheap, at
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d RIME NO. MACkEREL: siso Nos. :
and :, loose and in kiIs-tor sale by
&. WIN. RAMSAY,
Get u li7 King street
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Il PERS.
Ladies French Xii Broadway, Ladies Last
ing Broadway, Ladies' White Kid Maria An
tonette, Ladies Victoria, Ladies' Paris, La
dies Lasting Toilet, Ladies' Cashmere, Serge
and Carpet Slippers, in every style and quality
AtWADDEY'S, Il King street.
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NKISSEsY WALKING AND SCHOOL
i've BOOTS.
a fine stock of new styles, beautiful, durable
and very cheap,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
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THILDREN'S WALKING AND SCHOOL,
" BOOTS.
The largest stock and greatest variety in tho
city Prices low.
At WADDEY'S. "a King street.
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A fine stock. in every color style and quail
ty, at greatly reduced prices. at
At WADDEY'S. "a King street.
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4 AIDES AND MISSES RIDING BOOTS,
l. At WADDEI'S, "a King street.
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DOYS AND YOUTHS FINE CALF AND
d KIP BOOTS,
at very low prices.
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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T AIDES PARLOR AND TOILET SLIP
PERS
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TDWIN G. BUTTS FINE SHOES FOR
u LADIES,
WADDEY'S, Il King street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-23
GEORGIA.
Third and Last Day Of tho Election-Re.
suit not Ascertained.

Third and Last Day Of the Elecii0n-Re.
suit not Ascertained.
AUGUSTA, December 22.-It is showing
here this evening.
The Democrats carry this (Richmond}
county, which has heretofore been censid-
cred the Republican stronghold in Georgia.
The Democrats elect full ticket.
The election closed to-day, and passed
off quietly throughout the State, both par
ties v0ting freely and without intimidation,
80 far as heard from.
1t will take day or two to give the re-
suit, but it is still believed the Democrats
elect four if not five, members of Congress,
and two-thirds of the Legislature.
SAVANNAH, Ga, December 22-The cleo
tion passed off quietly to-day. The result
is not known.
ATLANTA, Ga, December 22.-The Dem
ocrats elect their ticket here by small ma
jority.
Walton county has gone Democratic by y
large majority.
It is rumOred that Floyd and Polk coun-
ties are Democratic by q large majority
The whole of Cherokee county has been
swept by the Democrats.
Fort GAINES, Georgia, December 222.-
The Republicans are thought to be ahead
in this Early county.
CAMAK, Georgia, December 22.-The
Democrats are ahead in Warren, Taliaferrc,
Wilks and Columbia counties.
MQETEzUMA, Macon county, Georgia, De-
cember 3.-The Republicans are ahead in
this county. DOoley county has gone
largely Democratic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

Nine Cabin Passengers Lost on the Nick
Wall-Railroad nvontion-Arranee-
ments for Uniform Freights-Damago
to the Steamer Potomac SliEht-ColA
Weather.
ST. LOUIS, December GA special from
Vicksburg says nine cabin passengers were
lost by the Nick Wall disaster. The body
of E. w. Taylor, Of jefferson, Texas, has
been recovered. No other names aecer-
tanned.
ERIE, Penn, December 22-The Railroad
Convention has adjourned. Complete ar
rancements we're made for uniform frei1hts.
No Southern roads were parties to the
agreement.
CINCINNATI, December 22.-Private ad-
vices and special from the steamer Potomac
say that her injuries were slight, and were
sufficiently repaired this morning to allow
her to proceed to New Orleans. She is IN
sured in Cincinnati, Wheeling and Boston
companies for $46,5 500. She had valuable
cargo of mixed freight from this city, prin-
have dispatched an agent to look after tho
cargo Of the Potomac and the hull of the
Lee.
The Lawrenceburg woOlen mills Of Indi-
ana have suspended payment.
Weather very cold here to-day. Mercury
this morning above ON the highlands 60.
RICHMOND, December 22.-The Legisla-
ture adjourned to-day to meet January 2,
1871. =
Tho weather is intensely cold. The ther
mcmeter this morning was 2lo; this evening
81. LqGks, December 0.-A special ftor,
vicksbafs says that nine cabin and thirty
fCORInGUuD On RoRFR PIaa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-23

Bryant is reported worth s5O0,00O, made
chiefly by journalism; LOngfcllow is esti-
mated at $2O0,0O0 the gift Of his father-in.
law, Nathan Appleton, besides the very
considerable profit of his poems; Holmes is
rated at 100000, hereditary property, in
creased by lecturing and literature; Whit
tier. who lives frugally is worth 10000, in
herited and earned by his popular pen;
Sake is reputcd worth SIC, 900. inherited and
earned in law, lecturing and literature
Lowell is said to be worth $4,000 or sac, 900,
hereditary and acquired in his chair as pro-
fessor of Harvard College; Boxer is rich by
inheritance, and worth probably 100000:
Bayard Taylor is man of independent
property, the profits of his literature and
lecturing, and dividends from his Tribune
stock. Verify, American poets are pros
porous set of fellows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-23
ROYAL street EXCHANGE.

The ROYAL Street AuctiOneers' Exchang {
was opened for business yesterday at noon
The new auction mart is the fine building
at the corner of Cont and st. Louis streets
formerly known as the Bank of Louisiana
and afterward used during one session OF
the Legislature. The salesroom will be the
large hall used, in former days, as the bank
ing room.
The building has been leased by Mr.. Jules
Latarain. manager of the "Gcm," on Royal
street, and will be conducted under the aus
pices of the Board of Auctioaeers of New
Orleans.
The salesroom is arranged with stands
on the sides for the convenience Of the
several auctioneers. There are eleven of
these stands ranged around the walls of
the hall, which is large enough to afford in
addition room for more than three hundred
an apartment fitted up as a bar-room for
the convenience of the thirsty, SO that the
habitnes of the mart, in rainy weather, can
''wet their whistles" without wetting their
feet.
The whole arrangement of this new Auc-
tion Exchange is in the greatest degree
convenient for the purpose intended; and
is highly approved by the Mlctienecrs, who
will hereafter do business there
The inauguration, yesterday, was COM
menced with the sale of real estate by Mr.
De Feriet, so long and favorably known in
this community as an auctioneer and a gen.
tleman. This inauguratory sale of Mr.. De
Feriet amounted to some thirty five thou
sand dollars.
Mr.. Charles Z. FOrtier held a sale at the
same time, though we did not learn to what
amount.
After the sales were concluded the gentle
men present were invited by the Board of
Auctioneers to DRAIN and social hour
was thus passed.
The regular day Of sale at the Royal
Street Exchange will be on Thursday of
every, week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-23
NEW YORK.

theatrical Managers at n Funeral
Money yActive-(sOvernmeuts Declined
SOutherns Neglected.
NEW YORK, December 81, Evening
The theatrical managers and every actor of
note in the city attended George Hollands
funeral to-day.
Money active at currency to gold.
Sterling quiet at 9e9Ls. Gold, ll0le a llOas.
Governments declined ls0A. Southern
securities very much neglected. Tennessees
heavy: North CarOlinas strong but very
little doing. Tennessees, 3d. Virginias, g. ";
new. 6j; Louisianas, 701s; new. Ga; levee
skies, 70ls; eights, IS; Alabama eights, l001e;
fives. 20; Georgia skies, 81; sevens 9lh;
North Carelinas, 44l.: new, 23la; South
Carolinas, g.; new, g.
Ex-COllector Calicot refuses to leave
prison under the Presidents pardon.
The Crispin strikers finally compelled one
of the large shoe factories to suspend opera
tions and dismiss the non-sOcicty men
whom they had employed.
1t is stated that the Atlantic cable officials
despair Of repairing the broken cables until
June, when the weather becomes perma-
nently favorable. Robert Lowe, of the tele-
graph crew, was pulled overheard by a
parting cable and lost.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-23
WASHINGTON.

Adjournment Of tho Supreme Court and
Both Houses Of Congress-Passase Of
the San Domingo Resolution-The
President Congratulated Annexatioi
Policy Wise and PruAent-Sugar Bill
signed BY the Speakef-Nays on the
San Domingo Resolution-When a New
Nominee is Rejected. the Old Incum-
bent Remains-Schenclk's Nomination
Confirmed Blanchard's Nomination
Rejected.
WASHINGTON, December s9.-The Su-
preme Court adjourned to the fifth, and
both houses of Congress to tho fourth of
January.
House before seven O'Clock this morning to
inform the President that the San Domingo
resolution had passed by a vote of thirty
eight to nine.
Many senators and representatives called
during the day to congratulate the Presi-
dent. The President, in replying, said he
believed the annexation policy wise and
prudent, and thought it would gain strength
as the facts became known.
The President signed the sugar bill to-
day. .:
The Senate, after seating Mr.. Jewett,
from Missouri, went into executive session.
In the House, but twenty-five members
were present.
Mr.. Jones, Of Kentucky, spoke in favor
of, and Mr.. Porter, of Virginia. against am
nesty.
The sugar bill, which passed the Senate
yesterday, was signed by the Speaker and
sent to the President. The House then ad-
jOurned.
The nays on the San Domingo resolution
were Messrs. Casserly, McCreery, Morrill,,
of Vermont, Patterson, Schurz, Stockton,
Sumner. Thurman and Upton.
The Senate, in executive session. passed
a declaratory resolution, that under the
tenure of Office bill, where a new nominee is
rejected the old incumbent remains in stdtm
quo without furnishing a new bond
The Senate confirmed Mr.. Schenck Minis
ter to England, Mr.. Adams Collector of Gus
toms at st. Johns, Florida, Mr.. Shaughnessy,
United States Marshal, Southern Missis-
sippi Mr.. Mimmes United States District
Attorney, Northern Alabama, and Mr..
White, Postmaster. Greensboro, North Caro-
lima.
/ The Senate rejected Mr.. Blanchard, nom
mated for the New Orleans POstOtfce. This
is regarded in political circles as triumph
for the Lieutenant Governor Dunn faction
over the Governor Warmoth faction of
Louisiana.
The President yesterday sent q message
to the Senate, withdrawing Blanchard's
nomination, but question arising in the
Senate as to the effect Of LOwell's suspen-
sion. under permission to Withdraw the
nomination. the Senate concluded to reject
Blanchard: and as there were similar cases
pending the Senate passed resolution that
where o nomination was rejected the in
cumbent should remain in statu quo with
out filing new bonds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-23
The Empire.

The Empire.
We copy the following special to tho St.
Louis Republican
New YORK, December l9.-lt is alleged
here that according to the inside gossip Of
the European circles where the restoration
of the empire is the continued topic of con-
versation, it is not believed that Napoleon
will ever consent to resume the reins Of
government; but an understanding appears
to exist that at the opportune moment the
Prince Imperial, with the Empress as re-
gent, is to ascend the throne, but not until
he has been betrOthed to Princess Louise.
the oldest daughter Of the Crown Prince Of
Prussia. The difficulty of ceding Alsace
and Lorraine will have been overcome by
the further understanding that these prov
inces are to be given as d0wry to the young
princess by Prussia, thus virtually return
ing the conquered provinces to the French
empire that is to be.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-23

At recent meeting Of ironmasters in Biz
mingham, specimens were shown of purified
iron and improved steel, manufactured by
Sherman's process, as it is called, after the
name Of the American inventor. Some sam
pies of the steel tested at Chatham dock
yard, bore tensile strain of seventy tons to
the square inch, and were at the same time
more ductlle than any other specimens of
the same strength. Common English rough
iron, by Sherman's method, can be converted
Swedish1 so tough and strong that bar
half an inch square bore strain of fifty four
tons to the square inch. The process by
which these results are produced is yet a
secret, but we believe that the conversion
takes place while the iron is in the pudding
furnace
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-23
LONDON.
Ne Present Indications of a Decisive
Battle-Turkish Fleet Under Orders for

No Present Indications Of a Decisive
Battle-Turkish Fleet Under Orders for
Service.
LONDON, December 22-Dispatches from
Versailles states that there are no indica-
tiOns of q decisive. battle until after the
holidays.
Dispatches from Vienna report that the
Turkish feet was under immediate orders
for service, and that extensive war prepara-
tiOns are being made at Kertch.
LONDON, December 1.-TroOps are pour
ing into Cherbourg for the defense Of that
port.
At Havre an immediate attack is expected,
as the Germans arc approaching in increased
force.
A Berlin dispatch threatens that unless
Paris soon surrendcrs regular attack will
begin.
The English ship Suasquina. bound to
Valparaiso, was run into, and badly dam
aged, by the French transport Harmonic,
who mistOOk her for Prussian vessel. Re-
pairs will be made by the French govern
ment.
NEW YORK, December 90, Evening"
Money closed active; the bulk of the busi-
ness is above quotation; l-l6 commission
was paid in some cases on mixed cOllaterals.
Skies of 1881, ll3; 5-2Os of 1862, 1875 !;
of 1864, l07ls; Of 1866, l07s; new, 1O91s;
Of 1867, 1893; of 1868, l10as; ten-forties,
lO61s.
LONDON, December 81, 1890 P. M
Prince Frederick Charles army is marching
rapidly westward from BlOis.
1t is rumOred that conference is to be
held between Cardinal Schwartzenberg and
Austr0- Hungarian prelates, which is likely
to lead to united action against papal pre-
tensions to infallibility.
[Special to the New York Worldl
General Ducrot left Paris by balloon on
tho fifteenth instant, to take command of
an army corps operating outside of the be-
bieged metropolis.
A large number of carriages laden with
ammunition, destined for the ombariment
of Paris, are daily forwarded from Nagde-
burg by railway.
/. Russia continues her war preparatioos o.
IN immense scale.
Tho Prs1eos Of tho Rhoue annouaces that
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-23

BERLIN, December 21.-A decree has
been issued from the war Office transferring
the charge of guarding French prisoners -
the battalons ON garrison duty in Germany,
and relieving the Landwehr, who arc TO b
sent into France to garrison places occupied
by Germans.
The besiegers Of Belfort havo received re-
Inducements and heavy artillery FROM
Bavaria.
BERLIN, December 21.-Bismarck's note
to the cabinet of Vienna, ON the reconstruo-
ton Of Germany, has been received IN .
friendly spirit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-23
MEXICO.

Tehuaatepec Canal Conccssiens BAi
Passed the Mexican Congress.
HAVANA, December 2.-The Tehuantepes
canal concessions bill passed tho Mexican
Congress by vote Of l0 to 3. The bill
conforms to the observations of Juarez, and
is satisfactory to the railroad companies.
The passage Of the Tehuantepec Canal
bill, through the Mexican Congress. is re-
garded as q triumph of Juarex over Lerd0.
The presidential contest is warming. The
anti-American, Spanish and French ele-
ments are uniting upon Lerilo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-23
MADRID.

Senor Moret Proposes to Issue Forty Mn
lion Of Bonds-ExtraerdinoRy Credit -
be Openeds
MADRID, December als.Minister Moret
bonds. through the Bank Of Havana, bears
ing eight per cent interest. An extra
ordinary credit will be opened to pay the
interest and principal. This failing, ar
rangements will be made with Cuban land
holders. On the PRONUNCIATION Of tho pro-
posed loan the extraordinary issues are 70
cease, but the bank may double its capital,
and its issues will be good for, Qlban taxes.
1t is thought that the Cortes viii pass tho
measure.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-23
BORDEAUX.

Gambetta Reviewing the Arwy-AFrivnas
at French Ports with ArmD1Troops
Moving to the Front.
BORDEAUX, December 2l.--Gambetta has
gone to review the army at Lyons.
ports with arms.
Well equipped troops continue to move
to the front. ~s
The government has determined to treat
all reactionary journals with silent con-
tempt.
BORDEAUX, December 22-The hopes of
tho Germans of revictualing their armies
from Dieppe have been defeated by the viei-
lance Of French cruisers.