Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

of paper ever IHHI
Revenue neaiT HiIlIta.
W~Asnmofus, jaH. Or 1ars
new schedule 0f employees rafuaa
expenses 81 eustamhonaes
eight thousand dollars.
WAsnlEnTos. Jan. 2-N0atWsii
sells one mllll0H Fl gold and purs
chases one million 81 bonds 81 81.
~tcrnste weeks during january, on
account Of the sinking fund. 10
also sells one million Of gold aud
purchases two million Of bonds %
alternate weeks, and alternating
with sales aud purchases om az
count Of the sinking fund for d
special fund. Result los the month
" the sale Of four million " bonds
on both accounts. TIE Treasury
will also anticipate the interest Oh
the coupons, payable in sixty days
frOm presentation upon rebate, At
six per cent.
A Tremendous gale Of wind
blowing here ell day.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "a storm
yesterday washed away the track
OF the Baltimore Railroad. Dana
gOs repaired aud trains are running
regularly.
The storm was furious all Sun.
day and waves washed over bridges
both at Bush aud Gun Powder
NEW ORLEAHs, Jan. 4-Base ball
game this afternoon between New
York Mutuals aud OFleans South
erna large attsudanos. Theground
was In 4 bad condition.
Mutuals again victorious score
Mutnals, 3-0-I3-2-4-78-l-2, total
A6; SOutherns, 3-s-A2-O0L-2I,
total. q. Mnluala express them
selves delighted With their visit,
snd leave for home, direct, M0n-
days
CINCINNATI, Jsn 3-OperatOrs on
Western Union Company struck
this mornIng cause aaId 70 be r..
ductIon Of salaries 10 CalIfornia.
COLuMBus. ONO, Jan. 3-SBuala
organized; Republican clerk and
Democrats sergeant &C arma.
House partially oFganized.
Cunningham, reform candidate
from Cincinnati, speaker; he re-
ceived the entire Democratic vote,
aud was elected by casting his owh
vote for himself
DemOc, ats elected the clerk.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-Both
branches Of the Legislature met 70.
day.
In the Senate nothing important
was done.
In the House, Speaker Lowell
having. resigned, Mortimer Carr Of
the parish OF Orleans was elected
Speaker.
The Governors message will be
delivered 10. morrow.
Total receipts at the Custom.
house here, for the past year, ST.
800 1000; the year previous $4,000
OOO; increase last year, S6i6,00A
The Republican states that J. j.
Aston, agent OF the Seandavian
EnIgrant SO iety here Is contract
ing with the planters for u supply
OF 200 lab0rers per week, NOrwe.
gians, Swedes, Danes, Germans, &c
HAVANA, Jan. 2.--lntense excite-
ment prevails here IL consequence
OF An announcement IN Havann
Journals of THE evening, that the
revolution has terminated accord
ing to . published statement. kd-
ltOrs OF Journals here have seen =
copy Of a circular signed by mem-
bers Of the Cuban Junta in New
York, ordering the insurgents 10
lay down their arms for the pre-
sent, giving 81 a reason Tor the
abandonment Of the lnsurrecliOn,
the failure Of a recent illliDustering
expedition and the inability Of the
Junta 10 send more men, aud the
further disheaFtening OF the Amer
lean Government la permitting
gun boats 10 sall from New York
The circular severely attacks the
course Of Grant. The Junta advi-
sea the Cubaus TO submit to the
Spaniards In order TO cave further
blOOdshed.
LoSDON, Jan. 3.-The Times dis.
cus,i z the demise Of The London
star aud Morning Herald, as
scrIs that party organs are now
ObsOleue.
Madrid, Jan. 3-There has been
several Important Conferences
l,tely between Prim and UlOz4za,
II IA rumored that Ministerial
changes are likely to result there.
from, In view Of the prolOngalion
Of provisional government.
PARIs, Jan. 2.-The Emperor on
saturday, In reply 70 an address Of
The Corps Losislatif, addressed
hiInself 10 the President Of that
hudy In The following language;
Assurances OF the dev0lOn
which you address TO me In the
name Of the Corps Legialalif ren.
ders me happy. Never was Oug
good understanding more Recessa-
ry new circumstances have aug.
menied your prerogatives without
diminishing the authority given
men by the natioH, showing our re.
probability with tho great bodies
OF the State.
l Ieel more confident Of OYercOm.
ing difficulties IN the future. When
the traveller has gone 3 long jour
ney and lays aside a portion Of his
burthen, he lie not weakened, but
gains new strength TO continue his
march. Subsequently, In reply to
the address of the Arch Bishop
Of Paris. the Emperor replied:
81 accept with gratitude the good
wishes Of the clergy Of Paris, and
receive In return my fluctuations
| unOu tho 1nol Won houa uhowu Ia