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The New York herald., 1871-12-26

THE CHICAGO Republican, in reply to an
inquiry as to what disposition has been made
Of the relief fund, simply responds, ''Trot ont
Dexter" Docs II mean to insinuate that t'fast
time has been made with any OF the cash? n
II be joke we suppose II must be taken for
what 1t is s'Wirt" lsosf5
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

u y tna a To ROME, Ga, lee. 2k 1871.
the election to-day resulted IN the chsscc or the
entire peoples ticket !" as follows:H. D. Cocnrnn.
Mayor; T. M. Gates W. 7. Mapp, X. r. HoyI J. W.
Noble, q. O. Samuel and n. J. stone Aldermen
The election passed or quietly tncro being no tsis-
turDance or any kind. iull vote was polled.
There II great rejoicing. teNf lls a@ 80 III
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

A SOUTHERN RADICAL paper thinks that In
case q Greeley and Hindman ticket were run,
Greeley would be the Hind-man-and Greeley
has done 80 much for radicals, too. !.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26


Our OFF THE FEEs.--Ins the draft OF the
charter proposed by the Committee Of Seventy
we find several foot notes suggesting amend-
ments and reforms in our county affairs, to ba,
made, Of course, the subject Of . separate
law, But we do not see any allusion to tha
proprlety OF outing down the enormous fees
now pocketed by the Sheriff, Register and
County Clerk. The unreasonable emoluments
ofthese Offices have done much to render them
mere political plaoers. As reform champion
Is about to take possession OF the Registers
oface-the profits Of which are about seventy
five thousand dollars . year---we shall expect
to SEQ him apply at once for ailaw axtng bis
salary at . reasonsbls amount SAY ton thou
sand dollars-and giving back the rsst 70 the
citizens. This will be . good reform COM
mencement. and will set . precedent to be
followed in the oases of the Sheriff and County
Clerk.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

SPANISH REINFoRoEAENTs are still being
despatched to Cuba for ''the suppression Of
the insurrection" in the island. Minister
Topete announces that he will reform the
volunteer organization system in the Antilles.
The last project will be exceedingly useful; !;
the military reinforcement plan appears to be
The New York herald., 1871-12-26
THE COMMUNE UP THE HUDSON.

Another Inccndsnry Fire--An IsHgine UoUsO
m Burned. M
tHa cAs tina Eol. nUDsoN. N. Y. Dec. & 1871. r
The old engine housoanu machine shop on the 1os-
and Albany Railroad located at the dock IN this
c,ty, was destroyed Dy fire this evening. The loss
on the building Is about two Thousand dollars A
quantity OF hay, belonging to Mcssrs. Clark Ilavl.
land, was stored In the building aud was also de-
stroyed; loss about one thousand doiaars. Tne nre
was the work OF an inccndiary.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

A Nero REVOLT against the authorities in
Curacao, which was undertaken on the Oath
Of November, was promptly met by military
fire and many of the would be insurgents
killed. Martial law was proclaimed subse-
quenty.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

IT Il AN OLp SAYING that ''Christmas comes
but once year. But il every Christmas
Day should be as balmy aud beautiful as
yesterday all people, We doubt not, would not
care how often II camo.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

Ton ALvoRD is very anxious 10 be Speaker
OF the next Assembly at Albany. This isaS
promising prospect for ''reformg State !
Legislature.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

THR PROPOSED REPEAL OF rHR INCOME
TAx-WHERE ARE THE DEMOCRATS ?--The
Ways and Means Committee OF the House Of
Representatives.. 1t appears. were In session
the other day on the Presidents recommenda-
tion for the repeal Of, the income tax, but II
seems they came to no conclusion. 1t is con-
sidered doubtful If the committee will report
In favor Of the repeal, inasmuch as the West
ern members, and particularly the Western
democrats lean the other way. The proper
ton Of the taxes collected from incomes in the
West is light compared with the amount col
looted In the East; and, East and West, the tax
falls heavier upon the republican than upon
the democratic party. But, again. the repub-
lican party in The West is Inclined more to q
reduction of the tariff schedules than to q
repeal of the internal taxes, while the Western
democracy, in order TO have free trade, would
increase our internal taxes as far as needed
to meet the wants Of the Treasury. AT all
events, from present appearances the Commit
tee OF Ways and Means is tied up on the
repeal Of the income tax; and, perhaps, tho
shortest way to get al it would be through q
resolution in the House instructing the COM
mittee 70 report the bill. We suggest to the
friends Of the repeal trial OF the experiment,
so that we may know how the land lies.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

A RIOT OCCURRED in Chelsea, Mass, early
Christmas morning. The City Marshal was
stabbed and another man killed s'dead as
Chelsea"
The New York herald., 1871-12-26
THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS
He IL Oglcd MT tho Opera House By the
Buffalo Gals. s,,

khU - UHIcu NJ tu0 VVcTH Houso ~ UuU
#@ Buffalo Gals.
AM BuFfAIO, DeQ IS ISL
the Grand Duke drove ont to-day, and made
tour OF the entire city. He visited Fort Porter in
the afternoon and received an appropriate salute
He expressed himself highly pleased with the city
and its magnificent private residences. Tonight
he accepted an Invitation OF the pioprletors Of the
Academy OF Music to attend Parepa- R0sa's opera Of
MARTHA The private box Is gorgeously ntted up
for the occasion. ....
i the weather to-day Is as mild as spring. Not .
vestiee Of the late deep snow Is TO be seen any,
Wh0r0.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26
useless,

The CHICAGO FIRR.--Tho first special re-
port OF the donations made on account Of the
Chicago sufferers shows the following en-
tries - FiN' eiee bt
Oct. lo-CitIzens, by NEW YORK HERALD. slo,52s 90
NOV. 4--Conlrbuted by NEW YORK HERALD 3,O76 "a
Nov 1s-NEw YORK HERALD once fund. 5000 90
Total from NEW York HERALD TO No
vemDcf l0. VI ,0OO OO
The New York herald., 1871-12-26
SUICIDE AT BOSTON.

ir m.uf INV .gtan BosrON, Dec. a5, 1871.
: On Saturday night William Dalton. who was Ars
rested for an assauR with an axe, committed
suicide In the police statod.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

AN AMBASSADORS LAMENT" Little
Emma, thou art no longer mime sIs
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

4. LUcus nor :tvcisDd -yhs Mssropoltsn
ues Company should hurry up their arrange
ments for providing supply Of gas to the por-
ton Of the city Left in gloom by the late expio-
sion. The darkness Of last night in the up
town portion Of the city between Third avenue
and the river was tempting bait to the row.
dies and rufaans Of the community. who would
have no scruples about eajoyiug alittle pilfer-
ing pastime, or evenisome innocent garrosiax.
by way Of Christmas amusement The store4r
keepers, we suppose must burn kerosene and
bear it. 1t is hard enough to- have bad gas
at . high price; but whom that too, is
gone citizens must console themselves
with The thought that their misfortune may
demonstrate Che necessity for reform IN ths
direction. The monopoly In gas. supply 10
nothing compared With TIE monopoly II DARK
ness which such an event as an explosion at =
gas house has brought about. LIST the police
throw the light Of their legal eyes sharply
round The dark corners. 81, as,fv esi.ra9e oul
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

THE FRENou LEarrnsrs in the National
Assembly have announced their disapproval
OF the Orleans Princes as parliamentary parry
leaders. The legitimists promise to act gen.
orally with the members Of the Right Centre
In the Assembly, preserving at the same time
their right Of independent voting. The cause
Of Orleanst royalism does mot appear to pro-
gress very materially among The French people.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

"NopoDY HuRT."-The President OF the
Metropolitan Gas Company makes this quota
ton from the lamented Lincoln in referring to
the late explosion and the consequent envelop-
ment Of large part of the city In Cimerian
darkness. This is certainly cheerful way Of
putting the thing. Wonder the company have
not bad the modesty 10 tell the gas consumers
that the whole affair was only an innocent and
novel way they took to make their customers
prettv little Christmas present
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

n9
How Another Carlstnaas was spent. ,o
If one conld compute the merrlmens enjoyed
all over the broad face Of our Union yester-
day By tho wishes for "a merry Christmas
and many Of them" thsA lived on every lip
from midnight to midstght then were all cli-
Gems jolly indeed Seldom can we chronicle
such delightful weather At this season as that
which this year blessed the great festival Of
the Nativity Of our Lord. Those who enjoyed
q walk in the afternoon and let the mildness
Of the air mingle with the mild influence Of
this season of souvenirs were all the better
able to enjoy their turkey afterward. The
great old German saint was mover more gem
orally honored on this Continent of. ours,
whore he has erected his toy altar of Santa
Claus, on whioh we place latterly so many Of
our household gods. How many sweet friend
ships were cernented yesterday BY the inter-
change Of appropriate presents l-small things,
perhaps, In themselves, but, taken as types Of
sentiment what large and symmetric propor-
tions they assume among the loved idyls OF
tho heart! .al,aos.s~ ,...,.s :: - @ as s-a s
Then, too, the great Saviour Himself was
honored and thought Of The Episcopal
churches. held solemn services, imbued
throughout with the spirit OF the mighty nys-
terry which Ia the incarnation Of our Lord
made the world no longer the place Of trial
for chosen few and wilderness Of spiritual
darkness for the Gentle, but proclaimed in
0mnipotent tones the sublime announcement
that God was for the whole world and the
Gospel for all mon. The Catholic churches
were ablaze with all the pomp and glory which
triumphs OF Gods journey upon earth,
and, a. II holds the Nativity only Sec
ond in Importance to the Resurrection.
the services were many and brilliant
and attended BY crowds of devout Worship
pers. In the principal churches the services
commenced with high mass at four A. NJ, in
which on this day the divine hymn, "Adeste
Hdelis,' Is introduced, and from seven o'clock
were continued hourly until ten O'Clock, whom
high mass Vas again sung. III - ,ss J
The poor, the erring and tho needy sick
werc made to feel somewhat tho joy Of tho
day. At The Five Points Mission, the Howard
Mission, the Shoeblacks' Lodging House, on
Wards Island and Biackwsll's Island, good
substantial dinner was provided and appro-
pirate exercises gone through. We osn turn
from these works Of mercy 10 the theatres,
and can relate that, although It WIS an even
Ing Of home joys, there were plenty left to
enjoy 'John Garth at WallackA sJulius
Cesar" at Booths, and, passing over the long
intervening list Of .'Black Crooks" and
"Humpty Dumptys," to see Miss Fisher once
more In "Mazeppa." Aud SO, with Joyous
tickings Of the telegraph telling how happily
Christmas was spent from Maine to California,
we congratulate the world that no terrible war
is raging, and that there IL some application
to the present in the message of 'sPeaco on
earth to men Of good will" sa 'age
THR PROPOSED REPEAL OF THE INCOME
TAx-WHRRE ARE THE DEMOCRATS ?--The
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

Now York. Tuesday. Dees.ser %. 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

NEW YORK CIRCUS Pourtesnrn s.rs.r. -SosyRs IN
rHK RING. ACpoBATs, 6o. Matinee II ~
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

NIxON's GREAT SOUTHERN CIRCUS, yss Broadway.--
SoEErs IN THE RING, 6O Matinee.
The New York herald., 1871-12-26

SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL. 5es Broadway
Tux SAN FRANoIsUo MINsTnxLe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
The XnrniahinR Point.

We give, from she Congressional Globe,
the termination, Of the great SENATORIAL
hght over San Domingo:
Mr. Carpenter: think it quite manifest,
from the course of this debate, that we have
come very near to the point where we shall
take q vote, and have no purpose to delay
the Senate with a speech. Indeed, have
never Witnessed a discussion in this body
that seemed to me to have been so prOhtiess,
that seemed to me to have fashioned itself
so much upon the methods of forensic de-
bate as this Of to-day. We started out here
this morning with very grave and tormid-
able criticisms upon the President; but the
debate, the interchange of views in the dis
.cussion of the different points here has
finally Whitfield aud faded away, until at
last, SO far as am at present advised. made
BY the Senator from Ohio, that the grave
and important difference between his views
Of proRriety and the course adopted by the
President ID this matter is this. The Presi-
dent, instead Of submitting to the Senate
the question, "Had / better make certain
treaty " goes and executes the treaty IN
form and aelzs the Senate "Had better de-
liver this treaty r
Mr.. Thurman: bsg my friend to allow
me to interrupt him.
Mr.. Carpenter: Certainly.
br. Thurman: SO far from censuring
the President for making q treaty without
first submitting it TO tho Senate, / said dis
tinetly that had no doubt the President
had information which to hia mind was suf-
ficient to Justify him in making the treaty;
and SO far from saying at al that 1 cen
sured the President in1hat only said tina,
All this information was needed, and Il
needed, IN order to enable US to know
whether Dominica ought 70 be annexed
Won who pass this resolution and say thu
Information is necessary TO condemn-not
condemn. but you condemn both the Presi
dent and Senate.
M. Carpenter. I have heard Of I'll
Yankee who whitfield his stick down to
POINT and then out of the point tn
Senator had whitfield down to point whe
he spoke befofe and think now he has o.
oif lie point, and viii leave it there.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10

at SO 75@4 y Dbl; good apples at S6%7
good onions arriving.
WHIsKY-Rectified is in light supply and
demand at 81 OCH for Indiana and 81 o.
81 O7Is for Cincinnati; 100 bbls pf the
latter soid ut 81 05 y gallon.
SrARcH-One hundred boxes Cincinnati
starch sold at 5A Y ID.
BUrTER-The market is unchanged; choice
Goshen Al e43c; choice Western 3OH32 Y
Is; inferior neglected and quotations nom
inal
CnEpsE-Tn light supply and fair request
at l5l9 a 16l2c " ID for Western factory;
Axe for reserve. and nc for English
E6TroN sEpp--Quick sales at sl2al2 50
y ton, sacks returned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
IMPnRTa.

NEW YORR-Steamship George Washington
Asstd mdse
NEW Notwithstanding vlctor-Asstd mdse
UTILLA-SchOoner Challcnger-l2,O00 plautains
600 punches bananas II 900 oOcOanuts
CARDIfF-Bark Peabody-392l bars railroad iron
BREMRN-Ship Helene-l2D0 demljobns 1903 paw
ing stones and sundry mdse
GRAND CAILLOU-SchOOner Mary Pr.nces-2O0
rags
MISUNDERSTANDING Alhambra-Asstd mdse
CETTE-Brig EOio-lO3O Cks wine
SiSAI--SchOoner Juanita-9 bags coffee and sun
dries
MOBILE-Steamer FTances-2Ts balos cotton and
sundries
NOBILE-steamef .Mary-lla baIes cotton and
Sundre3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


MBMPHIs-Steamer onark-45l bales cotton and
sundries
tons hay 500 bxs starch aud sundry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wash Sentell-l25 bales of.
cotton IA head cattle and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Carrie Converse--555 bales
cotton 81 sks seed cotton 81 head cattle and sun
dries
observation-disclosures W S Pike-lqi bales cot
ton 81 SKIS seed cotton si3 SKIS cotton seed $40 hhds
sugar ll5 bbls molasses and sundries
BURKLBI, ARk-Steamer Semiuoe-l535 bales
ST MARTTSSviLLR-St Flicker-I35 bales
cotton SKIS seed cotton % hhds sugar lis bbs mo
D0HALDsONViL Big Horn-lOI hhds
sugar 81 bbs moasses u half-bbls .mOlasses and
DONALDsOEvILLE-Steam Froc--i25 hhds
sugar $40 bbs moasses l63 halfbbls molasses and
LDsONvILLE- Steamer Henry Tete-227
hhds sugar 600 bbs molasses and sundries
LOBDELHS sToRE-Steamer Bart Abe-s4 bales
cotton 20 SKIS seed cotton 29O SKIS cotton seed G35
hhds sugar 62S bbls molasses l6 halfbbls mOlasses
aud sundries
ANTE RIvER-Steamer Ance-i9l bales cotton
10 bbls molasses 5000 shingles - cords wood and
sundIies
RECEIPTS SUNDAY
EATCHRz-Steamer Wild wagoner-I325 bales of
cotton 206 skS4 seed LA axis seed cotton 100
bbls mOlasses - hhds sugar and sundI1es
BATON ROUGE--Steamer St JOhn-i38 bhres of
cotton 30 SKIS seed cotton l7S binds sugar AS bbs
RRSON-Steamer Red Cloud-l5S9 bales of
cotton bales mdse 2 rolls leather bales hides and
sundrieS
LOWER COAST-Steamer San EichOlas-J7 bhds
sNgar3l hbls rice 1879 bills m0asses 30 halfbbls mo-
laSses aud sundries
By THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD, January 9-l4S bales cotton and sun
dries
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
| BRN RAILROAD, January $3.50 bales cotton and
sundry produce
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
January 9-36l bids sugar, 1889 bbla molasses 81
bales cotton "a skis seed cotton 81 halfbbls nolas-
| SEES and suudIies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
pEI.nW COMING LIP.

Ship John Harvey, Lowell, from Antwerp nov 49, to
Lowell g. Bailey
Ship Stadacons, Cassidy, ii days from Londonderry
to master
Brig NJ Burns, WymGn, u DAYS from Turks Is
land, to A F Cochran
Schooner J S Ingrahanl, Packard, 10 days from New
York to Geo Fosdick &co-
Schooner L B BmerY Clayton, II days from Phila-
deIphia via Key West TO master
Schooner R Floyd Dayton, 3 days from Galveston,
lHil9at to master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10

A Washington druggist having had lot
of hair dyes seized ~ the Internal revenue
officers ID Baltimore for not having upon
the bottles suitable reyepHe stamps, claims
the right to remove trial Bottles, intended to
DO given away, without stamping the same.
But Acting Commissioner Douglass rules
that whAneyer any such articles are re-
moved from tho place Of Manufacture and
placed in thu hRndapf druggists or others,
the presumption is that they gre renewed
for consumption Or sale, sud II 'pet stamped
are liable 20 seizure, and may pe fonsfted
tofhe United Staiaa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
RYPnRTS.

ERW Notwithstanding Northern Light--l569
bales cotton 1924 bbls olasses $50 hhds sugar 59s
bdls hides 6 bales hides Oaes skins 50 bales
8 bags wool pkgs mdse
NEW YORK-Barl5 Alasks-iOl hhds sugar 1869
bbls beef 1859 bbls moasses IS hafbbls mOlasses 2S
tons mdss
HAvANA-Sehooner Grace Webster-94 tee lard
1j6 bbls rOsin 1872 bbls taloW 1913 tcs aOw 4o5 ties
lard 1000 bbls fOur 10 bbs meal 1895 SKIS corn 20
dOz broOms 2 pkgs mdse
; LOUIsVILLE-Steamer Chas Bodnann-5T cEs of
chains
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
CAIRO.

ulinOis Central Railroad Packets.
hssaaa~ b For Memphis, Cairo and
IL a,.tS the Bends-The fine passenger
steamers of this line viii leave as
8 follows:
Dexter, Jones. ..............TUBSDA january 10
w. n, Arthur, BrOlaski. THURSDAY, January IL
Commonwealth, sedanL.SATURDAT, January IA
Giving through billsOf ladng to all points on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, and Memphis and Ohio
Raflroad-alsO to St Louis.
J. B. WOODS, General Agent,
l0t Common street
C. G. WAIVE, Freight Agent,
% Natchez street
Bf1ls OF ladfug for all freights over the Illinois
Central Railroad; signed at the office Of
JAMES 7. TUCKER,
dea5 26 Carondeetstreet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
ARRIVED Sunday.

AlhAmbriI, Nee FROM Liverpool to De-
can. zerega &CO-2d district
George Washington, eager from New
York 3lst ult, to Moulton-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
st John. Greathouse Baton Rouge
San Nicholas Bnderle, from Lower Coast
Frances. Blakeses. from Mobile.
Wild Wagner Goddn from Natches
. Red Cloud, Branker, from Jefferson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10

The cnumefst tors employed to fake the
sn6hna eansus Of New York city have al
ready aent in returns Of 95rkylNo election
sdsnSaIetN. and there Is only an increase Of
fsIt4 names "a each election d;stHiet o4eF the
IS fatafns Atthe present. fnle of In
rEca4 fte l0Wer DISTRICTS tho addition to
Iha n6n|s isos aeaordinr 70 the see9nd cen,
SOS Hil Ap qYel tvs tlAouaand.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
RED RIVER.

rRxHas& "a COushattR and Grand EcOre
IL I,s-rS weekly paclSet-The fast and ee-
4pTE giant side-wheel passenger
steamer
BELLE OF ALTON.
John A. Blown Master; James Kerr, Jr., Clerk.
e Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at P. NJ,
For Coushatta, Campte, Grand Bcore, AleSan-
dria Normans, Barbins, and all ntermediae land
Ings. - . =,
GEORGE d. HrTB, Agent
de2 IL rchoupitsulas street Agents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
Marine Intelligence.
oPFrCB or THE REPUBLICAN,, !
Tuesday, January 10; 1871. )
mEkRED YBSTERDAY,

Steamship Northern Light, Porter, for New York
Bark Alaska, Potter, for New York
Schooner Grace Webster, Orr. Dor Havana
Steamer Chas Bodrnann Shinlle. for LOusviIo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
BOARDING.

n9pAHR AND RuNNA8HED AoOM--s-
III a. rounts alone--on reasonable le1u19 - tn1t
{ resi- fenet fc. w ClrGnQeift stfeet, innlH-
4'1ieaF noase inla afceqt ~ -
4seafnrsirsGa vino WISH 80 OBTAIN
~ F5sf9 FIil aanflal Mnilg srtasiQ9 tn1liaa
fa 4IEte1 er1 fa|eFrfN 81 lN4 r4lFtril44-atst q
"A laIr.tas IIan,. ~ no. ~ NsEll5t aIf445 4eltla
HtzIf|rf dH'ateflI lotadoa nrAt tle Y9hile
al1. H. Nsl1tas ftl1fs " seTcfal q or lest
tils1A 1lA -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
MEMPHIS.
ResaIar RIea.phls - Bod PaeI1el LIE.

He8aIaF NLeHaphls ana bend FatIKpt HlIUss
tg&oas@ For Memphis, Helena
~ I..s-lS Friar'a Point, Carson's, Conoogdia,
Mouth 81 White river, Bolivar
Landing, Mound Place, Glencue,
Huuloe Gaines Landing, Luna, 9fcenviilc, sunny
side, Auburn, Bgg'e Polat Barnard'e, Ieots, Nay.
land, DuncansnYtb, Bkipwislfs Lake Prov dence,
Millncena nond, giclSablrg Grand Gull, st. Joseph.
Rodney. Matches, Red river, Bayou Sara, Eatuu
Rouge and ~ way iandnse-ihe ms passenEel
l1cNInala
HHGAN EEH..........1 FaAzK Hicu. bleaies
Gre AZ ~ shows tlttuarr VIII Leave AVNHl
6aFrNoAf, ~ ace 4'elofa p. ~ PAYNE pafiI1uaaI
g 2 44AfAN AFohI. ~ Hatchcs o..
1ofT 3 AglH. hNtala,
al tnt nCeq1.srclal kl,ca.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
IoorrTrUrp rnoM FrRsr PAas.l

. uuiet, but closed dull at 7So. Highwines
s5c Tor iron bound. Provisions less active.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, January 9,-Consols s2la. Bonds
s9ss.
LIvRRPooL, January 9, Evening. cotton
opened steady; uplands 794d; Orleans od;
sales 10000 R6ales. Later: Uplands 74sdi
Orleans S9S1sd.
LONDON, January 6, Noon.-POrk hlnler
at 92s cd. Lard tirmer at 65s Sd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10
BATON ROUGE.

S S:sSn s SslsG .s~ SSSSi p.. sss
ger packet
ST. JOHN.
". R. 9s.AEnOUsz, JAAss 2; MeELROg,
Leaves New Oreans every WEDNESDAY Ct 10 4. H.,
and SATURDAY ct 7. Nj leaves Baton Rouge
THURSDAY and SUNDAY kFkNlN0h, coming
down tho coast below Donaldsonvllla In daylight
Fridays and hsndays-
X q. MRLANCoN Agent
mh3 IS Old Levee street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-10

NEW ORLEANS, CHICAGO AND THE
WEST.
SeSRNDN n The Illinois Central Rail-
IL I.suS road and Blue Line, via Cairo will
take freight from New Orleans on
- hrst-elass steamers, leaving daily
at Ave p M for Caro- Chicago and all points North,
Weat and East, at the lowest rates.
All rates and all through bills Of lading from New
Orleans by above route given, signed and recOg,
ni1ed only at the General ONCE of the Company, %
Carondelet street
Shippers BY this route save all drayage and trans
fer charges at Cairo and their goods are always
under cover, and charges are made for forward
ing JAMESiT TUCKER,
nos General Agent.