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may, with ordinary prudence In their leaders,
elect John 7. Holman president In 1872. We say
yonn II Honman. because tho man who carries
the Empire State BY forty thousand majority over
President Grant, Senator Conkling and the New
YORK 1Custem House starts into the canvass OF
1879 with an amount or capital, consisting OF popu-
lartty and power, which the Democratic National
Convention cannot afford to disregard. Governor
Hoffman, we think. will be nominated By acclama-
ton.
With Holman rn.ning for President in 1872 scna-
tor Tweed "Boss'' Tweed, .'B!g SIKH becomes the
democratic den candidate for Governor. In spite Of
Tweed elected Governor in 1872 BY . larger
day last. Tweed q strong with the peo.
ple He Is large-brained, progressive; does not
belleve that the world y finished. nor that 1t Will
be during the next two centuries He Ii In favor OF
enlarged canals and ne tolls for using them. He Is
in favor Of extending State and county aid to pro-
perly located railroads. He differs from Governor
Hoffman on this question and does not believe that
1t Is ruinous to State to so spend million OF dol
lars on railroads ssto add twenty-five millions to
Where Tweed differs from Hoffman Is where
Tweed adds to his popularity. Tweed is common
sense man with common sense ideas. He will take
70 the Executive Chamber greater amount OF prac-
tlcal, everyday knowledge than ever yet found
IN the Governors chair. We expect to sec William
NJ Tweed elected Governor In 1872 by q, 600 ma
jsrity.
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WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE OR COTTAGE, LO.
w Gated below Nney-secoad street. be Sixth and
Second avenues ren not $780, Address e. RI station
ID Post olice.
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O iliI$ Si5ilHfH HSfrlss sssSg3aasssAp SEHSsssAp
SEVENTH WEEK
MR.. GEORGE J. 1ssox,s POPULAR
THE MOST zh3i5Ss N SSa dfS5i HfSiiSFzIsAEsr :
SSssyas $..s;
mArsEss Pns $S
EXTRA oa Sss e.
Ior which seats can now be secured.
(1t9SssEE--3;%ss ER9 EsRsSApway. APwa
SKA aLshk e. sfhsrhkA4hE sTrHhskA4hE 'ss BROADWAY MANAGER.
THE SSsSs $YXRfR S$sSla RlfH SEEiaur
SH HS 'au BEST
Ju mLpunN Ksadihs Ha@ss. v,,p,,,n
wv KssssSsh%ss' ss ssrss' hs%Gss'A comians
Me skkhSS kns & eS cosa'.a, sssis sso'ch Tenor
NJ NJ. johS jShS HAkT HAkT
Master BARNEY, S6S JOHNSON and poWERs, ADD RYMAN.
% ss .s III. a h Viii as%s H5s..
0,ns u y! issE 4i'l.;. .sa SATURDAY
THANKSGIVING EXTRA MATINEE.
+ INA EDWIN'S THEATRE, 100 BROADWAY
- EVERY EVENING at :. SATURDAY MATINEE al 2.
Crayens original comedy OF
BILLIARDS.
Mr.: LErFINGwELL as SAM SAMPLE. the Billiard Sharp.
70 ''1saa' KoaHo T Hs sJGsiPSpHa'i JaFPs2sh JENKINS
MONDAY NOV IL hrst appearance at this theatre OF the
celebrated buresQue artstes,
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN L. HALL,
and the gifted Miss MARION TAYLOR.
In active preparation, the latest London alton.
LITTLE JACK sHEPPARD; or, THE IDLE APPRENTICE.
NIBLO'S GARDEN NIBLOS GARDEN.
IN IMMENSE SUCCESS OF
n Bouccaults romantic Irish drama of
THE RAPPAREE;
which viii be presented with the following
GREAT CAST OF STARS
Roderck OMalley. The Rapparee Chief Frank Mayo.
GgnStaM h Mrragh an 'rish; ;n:f h
Col O'Harn the President OF Connau. ALEX. Fitzgerald
The Doctor N happaree) vinng Bowers.
Grace, OHarn's daughter Clara Jenn
Patrice, her slstcr virginia buchauln
ACT /.
THE CAMP OF THE EAPPAREEs
TIE ROOM IN CL0NTULLAdH CASTLE.
TIE RUINS OF MONA CASTLE.
THE ESCAPE BY FIRE.
THE MOAT AND BATTLEMENTs
THE DUEL TO THE DEATH.
A II A
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HOUSE WANTED TO RENT-UNFrRNIsuED BY A
responsible tenant; locality between Lexington and
Syh and Fourteenth and Thirty fourth
flon 81 $50 $1,000 per annum Address, with fu parc
ulars, S r. b., Herald o0lce.
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Firth.

ROBERTsoN.--ln the city OF New YORK; on Friday
November III, the wife OF Charles j. Robertson, OF q
son.
California papers please copy.
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ABUSE Muyrs

PROPRIETOR AND MANAoER.,MR LESTER wALLAc
-. sPLENplD TRIUMPH
oh anIs IstTIH5NA5E iqhdFs5An noSSFqT' Sov ~
rHE Sssqsfos skRicus pT.sSHYiLY
s 2oan G.ss. Ro.ss. Mr. s GsoSs s.s
ss,Sn sMIsslins epraas Thomas Barry Miss Tracy. Mr.
sArOHpAg s9AysSs$Rf sSS5ss$Rf Hih SSAp 70 RUIN
On aoSS55HYS SipYs EvfsIAa. SsiS6v Nov. 81
sh.,., !ior the hrst time this season.
sh''dan'' ms%,ls:p!sssi %nEp s!sSssfioor, For sc.yn.,
which viii be presented WIN spproprs.e Scenes aud A.
ro~Essgs AiS$ESSSiSS I'LL fH4sAgrHHs HiAsns
THE scHo6i HOY S Fos ssoet scANphi ,Ts .hs season.
1HuHsRhyl Hhh sERloSs EEHlaSssslylaS sAxlIy NIGHT.
Due notice win be given of the production of the
cooUETrEs and BIRTH.
w SATURDAY MATINEE.
THE shai35us Mn nii5 : family.
w SATURDAY MATINEE.
The slRi3Sds III is S FAMILY.
RoorH's THEATRE.
sad to ssth TINE.
FOURTEENTH WEEK
MR..
JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
In his word-renowned character OF
"Trip VAN wiNKLE"
IN Bouclcaults beautiful Legendary Drama
of that name
EVERY EVENING
and SATURDAY MATINEE, nj IL O'Clock.
Seats secured TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
the theatre or at its Branch Tie Oce Dson Co.
music store I'll Broadway.
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ArmH Order.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-The fol-
lowing order was promulgated to-day,
from the headquarters OF the army,
by direction of the Secretary of
War: s6 f d55a.r
The principal depot and station for
the superinten1 1ent Of the cavalry ser
vice, will be transferred TO the St.
Louis ArseEal, Missouri. Carlisle
Barracks will be maintained as such
depot for the reception ofrecruits from
the rendezvous dependent on this de-
pot, whence they viii be transferred
in detachments from fifty and up
wards, to the principal and under SUI
perintendents for instructions. This
order is to take effect January 1st.
1871. The rendezvous dependentson
the st. Louis depot, will. until further
ord. r., be at Pittsburg, ST. Louis,
Chicago, Cincinnati, and Cleveland.
By direction Of the Secretary, the
crede ntial uperintendenoy will
Be discontinued. sFhe depot of
Newport Barracks. kentucky, will be
transferred to the st. Louis Arsenal.
The public bulldog, and such proper
ty as as is not moved to 81. Louls
from Newport Barracks. will be left
in charge Of the Ordinance Sergeant.
This order is 20 go INTO effect on
j anuary 1st, 1871. The western Su
| perintendeucy will be re established
with It's station of Superintendent
aud its principal depot at Eest St.
1 Louis. 1t will embrace the following
States: Tennessee, Kentucky. Ohio.
/ Indiana, Minnesota, West Virginia,
| Missouri and Kansas. For the pres
ent the rendezvous viii be kept at
j Louisville, Cincinnati, Toledo, Oleve
land, Marietta. Detroit, Chicago,
Milwaukee. Davenport, Madison,
Keokuk. Wheeling and st. Louis.
The Superintendency and depots on
the Pacific coast will be discontinued,
The following Is the detail Tor the
recruiting service for the next two
/ years Regimental officers will be
/ selected by their Colonies, according
to the usual rules, and viii be ordered
= to report without delay to their sew.
eral Superintendents: Col. Jefferson
/ @. Davis, Twenty third Infantry, re
lieves Colonel Reeveson.- as soon al
practicable. in charge of the Eastern
Superintendency of Infantry Service
4 Lieut.. Col r.. s. Granger. Sixteenth
1 Iufantry, to relieve Lieut.. Col Wes
sells, and assume charge of the West
ern Superintendency as soon as prac
ticable; Col. Edward Hatch, Nintl
Cavalry, TO relieve Breyet Colone
Grover, as Superintendent of Cavalr
: Service as soon as practicable; Capt
Z. ". Sumner, First Cavalry. Is de
J tailed to command the Cavalry Depo
: at Carlisle Barracks.
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TIE MARKETS.
81 Fora aoId 80 80 NsrEef.

EsH Kork Geld aad sgcck Mnrkef,
By TelegTsph] EEw YoEK, Dec l8.
Gold has not been very active to-day
which price Il closed. Loans under lhn
Hight money market were very active az
from 10 l-l6 o. Il per cent. per oGy for ear.
ry1ngs Etearances Today f5T ,llO,QQ0. Gov
Currency Bonds, particularly Sonth, was
The chief 1nE6rcat 10 Wall street today.
and centred on the money market, which
WEs extremely stringent until alter bank
hours when per cent. currency was the
rate during the day, aud was paid IN ad-
d1t1On to the usual per cent. Ihe pre-
Vaiiing belief Is that the arfnciH Efrfn-
gency Will be Kept mp 70 morrow, although
Its early terDi nation IL is confidently said.
Will be brought about through the courts N
Necessary. There Is also considerable talk
of making uD a ca e under the conspiracy
act, II being claimed that the testimony Is
al hand 10 show that the mem bsrg Of thfs
combination have rendered themselves IL
present condition OF the money market,
the course OF domestic EXCHANGES becomes
q matter OF considerable importance, and
exchange generally is against New York,
isVille, Caneinnati. Cleveland, Chicago,
and 81. Louis, with some small shipments
south. At the East New York exch auRe
is scarce and IN demand, The receipts OF
and the stringency OF money has caused
marked decline in all the leading shares
on STOCK exchange. Late IA the day stocks
took another downward turn and closed
with much excitement and a pressure to
sell. stocks are sold ~ a difference OF an
eighth and a quarter between cilsh and
regular way diueEauce OF one day. Stale
Securities are dun and without decided
change.
ETERLING ExCHANGE-9ix
IA ef oil
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New FOTS asrFeI.
by relegraph.I Nj

BY TeIegraph.I NEW YokK, Dec. 10.
COTTON = Steady, with q moderate de-
mand: middling upland l5c.
FLoUR-Q uIet and unchanged: receipts
II COZ bushslss upeTnne, western and state
IS ~; common 10 good Slate and extra
S5 9OoGG 10i good 70 choice g6 1906 50s COM
mon 70 choice state t6 5096 so; common TO
good Ohio t696 A st. Louis g8 0648 p.
Rye EFLoUR-Onchauged.
CORN MEAL-Steady.
WHsKY-Demand fair and market 0Tm
WaEzT-Quiet and weak; receipts 5000
bushels: new spring 81 s39l 55%; red and
amber 81 426d1 46 white Michigan 81 sc.
RYE-Duil, cut unchanged.
BARLEY-Duiis but unenanged az SOC for
state. ~
BARLEY MALT Quiet.
3 CORN--Demand lair, and market drm I.
74cy10es kiin dried sc.
OATs-Demand good at full pricess re-
ceesipts I2OyO bushels western at o05S
N6L1Se.
HI Ps-Quiet.
CoFFEE Quiet and unchanged: saIes
2i50J bags oD private terms: Rlo 1416alS1sc
Java z0tgZ2es Laguaray 151S9I71<c.
sUGAR-Cuoa l0H9llei Porto Rico l0Sz
MOLAssEs new UTTeans nfs-s I'd, eoss5,.
HI E-B1Sa7c. @f@ss
PETRoLEUM-CrudeI u; refined 23c.
PROYTsEoEiss-G ufgt mess pork G2l: new
$40 30; prime mess PORK 6l7Ni7 60; new a2l ],
hams l0Z9l3; shoulders s g5% long clear
good H1<gl21z.
bUTTER-DuIl but unehaugedi western
I2t92jc: State 20842c.
IITEESE-l20l3N.
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ARIe tax rhnc,aH.

ST. LOUIS, Deeember 16-The
RepublfcdHs has the following special
from Ocmulgee, Iudinn Territory,
dated che 18th: An interesting meet
inp TOOK place at the capitol yester-
dav- ct which nearly all the Indian
DELEGATES to the natio1al council, and
Commissioners FoTeWell, Long and In
diaCampbell were present. The
meeting took q religious and phlian-
fhropic turn in behalf Of the well being
ofthe Indians. Speeches we're made By
Long, Campbell, FoFeEell. Hosg and
Miller, in which the present move
ment here was strongly spproyed.
Mr.. Campbell urged the civilized
tribes 20 conciliate the wild tribes and
prevail on them to follow their ex-
ample. The meeting was very in
pressive, and Mr.. Laheere, OF the
ChoctaT eltgaiiOn, returned hls
thanks for the sentiments expressed
by the Commissioners, and he ez-
pressed bis desire to advance the
views of the goVerDmsut as lar, as
pFasticable. The eeuBeil assemblies
this morning to take up the Tesolu-
es1a for the organization Of the terri
torv. The plan, it Is thought, vii
meet with me general APPRECIATION oi
fhe cOuncil. The Commissioners
will be In attendance. and 10 morrow
the 18th, they viii take an carly star
for home via Fort Gibson.
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River DispatcIres.


PITTsBURG, December l6.-Cloudy.
Monopgahela feet and falling. Ar
rived, s.. Charles, Cincinnati. De.
parted. Granite State, Portsmouth.
Two Of her baTges were grounded at
Merrin.ac By the Fearless. but they
are noE ahoat. The steamer Born
hill sank barge al Merrimae: 60O. :
coo bushels Of coal have departed for
Louisville. which about closes the run
on the present water.
PIrrsBURd, December I6.-OIoudy.
Thermometer 3lo. Monongahela z
feet and falling. 4bA
CINCINNATI. December 1G.- The
river has risen ii inches, with II feet
IL inches in the channel. Weather
cloudy. THERMOMETERS 3l'. W
CINCINNATI, December I6-River
13 feet 4 inches, having risen 10
inches. Arrived = Champion, St.
Louis. Departed-Msjor Anderson,
Wheelingi Kate, Robinson, St.Louis.
LOUISVILLE, December 16.-Ar-
rived-Spray, from Cincinnati; Wild
Duck and harges. from Pittsburg.
Departed-Spray, to Nashville; Wild
Duck and .barges, to St. Louis; Belle
Vernon and Edinburg. to New Or
leans. River rising; risen 3 inches.
Weather clear. Mercury at 6 PM. 350,
MEMpHIs. Dec. 16.-Raining. Mer.
curry 4O0. Red River is rising. Ar.
rived-Rob't Burns. Cincinnati; Dar.
danelle, Arkansas River. Departed
City of Alton and Silver Bow, COlum
bia; Pauline Carroll, ST. Louis; Mari
Boyd, Arkansas River; Magenta, New
Orleans; Nick Wall. Red River. The
Alton has laid over for thousand
bales Of cotton, -
ST. LoU1s, December 16.-Arrive,
City Of Pekin, Keokuk; Rubicon
Ficksburg; 81. Joseph, Memphis
Joe. Fleming, Lower Mississippi
Departed-Ciiy Of Pekio. Keokuk
! Alice, New Orleans; Belis Memphis
I Memphis. River failing slowly, witl
oniy feet water s. Liberty Bar
/ weather clear and cold,
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Railroad News, &C.


NEW York, December 16.--The B.
81 O. Railroad authorities have de-
elined to send representatives to the
proposed railroad convention at Erie,
Pa. The announcement is causing
much comment among railroad au
thorities. An opinion prevails that
the detection of the B. d o. would
render o Pacific arrangement for east
ern rivals impossible, and according
II the proposed negotiations would
eatborPtleg Ps PTqtheg Of PI The B s s.. road Vas s
made on the ground that some lead
Ing lines, after having mutually agreed
to maintain rates, have, Ia reality,
been paying large draw backs.
CINCINNATI. December 16.-It was
reported here to day, that the Penn
sylVania Central Railroad Company is
negotiating for a lease of the Cinein-
and its connections. For some days
there have been whispeTiDgs unfavora-
Bile to the Cincinnati, Hamilton j.
Dayton stock, with view, it is said,
of depressing the stock fer the pur-
pose Of buying. 1t isclaimed further,
that the recent talk concerning sec
ton, is part of the programme to make
favorable purchases, in view OF the
probable lease. This project, if effect
ed, would enable the Pennsylvania
Centralto control the entrance to the
city, of the Atlantic Il Great Western
and Cincinnati, Sandusky 4 Cleye
land Railroads, both of which ran
over the G. I'll. & d. track from Day.
ton, and would be a bold stroke on the
part of the Pennsylvania Central. as
Il would give that road the virtual
control of all the roads coming from
the East TO Cincinnati. with the ex-
ception of the Baltimore q Ohio.
The G. Il. Il ID. stock has Of late
been sold down to sc to 81, but was
not to be had at So this afternoon.
Chris. Bentman, painter, was run
over and killed, By the cars on the
TndianapoIis & Cincinnati Railroad,
last night. under the Fifth Street
Mrs. Rebecca jeffrey fell down
stairs this forenoon, breaking her
neck.
ST. Louis, December 16-The At
| lansic & Pacific Railroad Co., closed
a contract, today, with the ST. Louis,
Arkansas & Texas Transportation
Eco, for running fast freight line to
the terminus of their road, thence the
| Transportation Co. will run mule
trains to all paris of Western Ar
kansas, Indian Territory and North
erng Texas, iusuring and guarantee
/ ing through bills of fading from this
city. This company is composed OF
several of the same men who Origi-
mated the Far West Freight Line, IL
| Montana, and its operations will be
/ pushed with the same vigor. Agen-
cies will be established In all the prin-
oipal towns 10 the Southwest, and q
] general Office is to be opened here in
/ few days. -.....,
Gov. McClurg will issue a procla-
nation In q day or two, declaring
/ December 26th and January I'd legal
The funeral of Prof Chenvenet,
! formerly of the Washington Universi
/ tv IN this city. took place to-day, and
was largely attended. The Faculty
/ and students of the University, adopt
ed appropriate resolutions.
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BAVARIA.

MUNICH, December 15.-The Cham
Der of Depnties psssed a further mil
itary credit of 4 100000 forms.
The government has asked the
Chamber that the provisional levy tax
be continued three months longer.
The federal treaty has been referred
to a special committee of the Cham
bers. rsa-v.@-ra 60 aae
The HAGUE, December 15.-The
endeavors to form q new Cabinet are
still unsuccessful. A4as A1 @
The Evansville daily journal., 1870-12-17

BY Telesraph.I CIEcfHEATr, Dec. 10.
CorToS-DulIbu but unchanged; middllng
l1c. a1 la. .r
Flour and Wheat unchanged
CoRN-Duils aud pT1ces have declined to
5OR sic.
kYE-DuII, and prices have declined TO
$780,
BARLET-Quiet but unchanged IN every
respect. I'd .r
sUGAR-In. fair demand but at lower
rates. New Orleans S4l2c.
CoFFEE-Qaiet ana Unchanged in every
respect.
MoLAsszs : Qniet and uuchange In
every respect
OILS-U UnchaDge6
.EGGs--rcarc ana fiFfn at SOC.
SEEDs-ClOver seed, demand fair and
prices advanced 10 SO 604li 00; timothy
seed scarce and firm At S. 6005 IS.
RRoVIsI0Ns--Bork quiet ana weak a.
slS 5Oi iaEds market steady with q mod
crate demaud at lmItk for steam and
Kettle; b0ik meats only q limited job
bing demand; bacon, shoulders &c;
sides 55z4lOhc: hogs opened firm but
closed dalf; I've 90 90 a6 IS, closing dat
dressed dull AT 81 6007 81 receipts 6.OJO.
4oBACCo-scarce and firm.
WIIIsKY-Dul and prices dropping
closing at SIC.
GOLR-10E.
ExOhANGE-Dull al lilo discount.
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ETERLING ExCHAEGE-9lS. zoo
MoNEY-MarKet close.
new York Bsy eoods aarket.

By Ielegraph. NEW 4ORIil Lee. 10.
The weather has become much cooler,
which increases the demand r wooden
goods at retail, but the wholesale houses
and leading lbs are comparatively quiet
and prices are withOus much change, yet
the tendency Is IN the buy er's favor.
hill's bleached musiins are reduced 70
14&c and as wide, of the same make. TO 18c
Nashua l5zSc; New Market w. l5cs Pepper
ell Ga z5es do S-4 29c: do l04 SOC; 40 liza 44c
SlaJsrvlIle 81 inch, DC: Hamilton ticKa le
Hamden do q. q. q. i6c: " estOn A, yard
wide 30c: Therndfke A. l5c: Garner q 20. is
cam brics 71S9s1<c for common and high
10 4 Pacific lie, and simps0ha mourning
do lOZ
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ArnE ordeFa.

WAsHIEGToN. December ia
gene al army order vas Issued to-day,
7ransierriog Colonel Robert j. Bu.
ehauau. Lieutenant Colonels ohm Il
Fdie. Charles Whiten, and Msjors
Iohn 10 Yard and George Il. Gordon
to the list OF supernumeraries, and
making the following assignments:
CsVairF-Eelonels Joseph sJ. Key
noIds 10 the third rsgimeni; Alvin
IL. Gillem, to the first; Ronald Mac
kepzie, "a. the fourth; Lieutenant
ColonelsS C Curier and Grover, 10
the third Thomas p. Compton, TO the
sixth: George W. Schofeld, to TIE
tensb; Alfred Il. Latimer, to the
g fourth. 49,
ARTILLERY. - Lieutenant Colonies
Romeir aud BayTes. to the third Iegi
msnt; Emery aud Upton, to the hrs'
Frederick 7. Dent, to The fifth.
Infantry. - Colonels Thomas ".
Pitcher, to the first regiment; GoaosI1
Granger, to the fourteenth; Joh ..
Etephens son, to the twenty fifth Y Ohm
IL. Smith, TO the fifteenth Ab9er
Doubleday, TO the twenty feurhi W.
p. Wood, to the eleventh; LIntenaInt
Colonel George l.. Andrews 10 the
twenty fifth; Henry ID. WaleD, TO sne
eighth: A. Sully, u the ninni Anaes-
So1 ID. Nelson. 10 fthd twelfth MsJSi
Levi G. Boot, to the twenty hith
Oscar A. Mack, tC the hTst.
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EoutVelI and the President--helii
nallOn By the President.

WAsHINGTON, Dec. lb.-oecretAiy
PartveIl this morning, 10 converse
tom with several gentlemen Of the
nress. good natHredly alluded to ts tne
P PyaTions reports Of a disagreement
betTeeu the President and himself,
ssvfpg that, on the contrary, the rela
saylos 49, sa+ween ,41 them were aItogetheT
9sI- 9GnSs "nd tbat a fnr az he knew,
sIio.-iSs .IS.a S-s-s No Intervening questions
-bieh disturbed their official coDnec'
tons.
TIE following nominations WeTs
sent to the Senate to day: JAS y
CalIaway, Of Illinois. Secretary g g
Montana; Alex 4 Caonoo, OF 1uoi
ana, Governor Of idaho.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. I6 Arrived
MoGili and Mary Alice and bargea,
st. Louis; Mary Houston, louisville;
Exchange, Cincinnati. Departed
Commonwealth, ST. Louis.
NASHVILLE. December 1G.-River
rising. with b feet on Hhrpeth Shoals.
Weather cold aud cloudy. Departed
Talisman. for Cairo.
The Evansville daily journal., 1870-12-17
EuropeaR Markets.

3y Teiegraph.l LOEDoH. Dec. 10.
Consols 9l9& for money; 8ls< on account I:
bonds quiet; 02s S51Ss e5s SSi6; 078 87sl I;
10 40s 6T1s stoeEs STEADY Erie l01<; Iin-
nOis Central ll0lS
LIvERP0oL, December I5.-AliddHBg up
lano cotton ~ Orleans 8J<s Halaa I2.0 90
bales, OF which z, ,0cQ bales were FOR spaou-
latfoni Cnldoruta wheat lis dd0lIa ID /;
old western spring los; winter To- sd0l
los ed tour 2os Va No. corn anai oats
2 Cd PORK LOjsi beef 1855 Ca Cum hnrland
Iniduies 81 snort clear "a tdd IS g Lard % :
cheese y % lnseed OH 3ls l0di Grade PEE
trOleum Is 75E8ls Sd. & 1Ill
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Heavy FaIlure Impending.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 16;TMuen - ex-
element occurred IN wan otreeg rs u
terday. over Tumors tnat tnS n cIsuIs ~ VI
osnv Was paralyzed by unauthorized
ios1z 70 Spectators IN questionable
seT1fees. and the leading stockholders
and depositors have resolved TO ap-
-asl "a the Courts for an InVestIga'
Ton. Astounding revelations are ex
v,oofed
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.


~ feiegraph.l LoUIsgIELE. Dec 90.
ToHACoO-sales g5 hoeshsndas f5 qrslf 20
Tor common 70 good iugss % s5ml1 01 for
low % good Leaf; as eeaej 90 for Inlddifug
bright WrnpperB.
= Ae1eIsss-QHiet ana steady: hemp ana
CoTroN-In fair demand. but at lover
ELogR-FIrm for extra family.
BHAIH-Bull.
extrs heavy.
RnoYisIoas-Qulet meas p0rK aa lC.
DC ,,se0h ano idera ll56of clear RIB igMcs clear
300 btl1 hnonicers 7ei clear ran fbe; efaa1
iAED-l2e.
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The Evansville daily journal., 1870-12-17
new Orleans MaFket.
By Tolesraph.i NEv OaIEAEs. Dec. 10.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Dec. ~.
CoTToN-DemRnd fair and market nrn I:
middiIng If5Fg1I5<e.
ELaUR-t1tls set and UNCHANGED.
CoRS-hO o. 4 white 66e.
OATs-45N53c.
RRAN 81 10.
HAY-Prime S2S.
POkK-Mehs dun at 50.
BACoN-shOuldeTs 1a1<cs clear rID l5c :
sides l55<o: hams o a24cl
LARD-TleTce l2aHes keg ac.
SUGAR-Prime 9Mul09<c
MoLAse Es-NeW OraeuuE 58l57c.
WHJsKY-Scarce and firm az 071kMGI 05.
COFFEE Prime T71<9IT1<c.
BTERLING ExCHAEuE-705ZMT0tS.
SIGHT kxCHaNGE-15dz discount.
GOLD-l0N.
The Evansville daily journal., 1870-12-17
Pleasanton CONFERENCE.-THE Oaelda
Sufferers.

WASHINGTON. December I6-The
Senate this afternoon confirmed Gen,
Plessanton as Commissioners Of Inter,
nal Revenue. @ S e n1s
Mr.. Edward Thornton, the British
Minister. has been advised to return
to his address within a fraction of
So 900, for the widows and orphans
of the crew Of the u. S. ship Oneida.
made so in consequences of her de-
struction by the British ship Bombay,
in the India Seas, last Summer. This
sum was quickly contributed by sew
enty Brisish subscribers, headed by
the Right Hon. Earl SALISBURY, Earl
Clarendon and Rothschilds, snd given
to Mr.. Edward Thornton for distri.
button. The money will be appor
toned at his discretion, on application
made to him by parties interested.