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FRANCE.
GAMBErTA's ADDRESS.

GANIBETTA's address.
BORDEAUX, January 2.-Minister
Gambetta in his address yesterday, at
the prefecture said the Government
was bound to defend the country but
it was mortal, we must not cOnfOund
the republic with the persons who
had been forced by events to assume
power. There are men, when the in-
vasiOn is repelled, who would re-
sign and submit their actions to the
Judgment of the nations. The largest
liberty would be accorded to the ex-
preston of opinion and all speech
must be free as thought, but language
engendering actions hostile to the
Government would be repressed with
energy.
TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS OF FRENCH
AND PRUSSIAN SOLDIERS,
BORDEAUX, Jan. 2.-The weather
is extremely cold, and the troops suf-
fer terribly. Many PrUssian and
French soldiers have been frozen to
death. Accounts from the invaded
districts show the most inhuman
atrocities committed by the enemy
without prOvOcatiOn.
BEsANCON, January 2.-The enemy
evacuated the town Of Ivay after a
severe combat with the Franc-Tireurs
under Colonel Barras. The PrUssian
losses are heavy; ours small.
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TELEGRAMS.

Summer weather in California.
The SpottswoOd House is being re-
built.
The Emperor is confident of his
restoration.
Berlin is confident of the immediate
fall of Paris.
Christ Church, at st. Louis, was
partially burned yesterday.
A man by the name of Kennedy
killed another called Gafiney in Leav-
enworth yestel day. Jealousy.
Mr.. Ellis, rector Of Christ Church,
Nashville, resigned yesterday because
the vestry refused to make peWs free.
The Empress Eugene gave q recep-
ton on New Years day. All the eX-
imperialists were admitted to an au-
dience.
Archbishop Kendrick arrived at st.
Louis Thursday, after years of alb
sence in Rome. Father Ryan deliy-
cred an address Of welcome.
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Grant fatArIlnnton.

WASHINGTON, January 2.-The
President, with the Vice President
drove over TO Arlington, and spent
part Of their New Year afternoon Wis.
.dng the graves of sixteen thousand
soldiers buried there. The President
stated that persons protesting to be
agents of Mrs. Lee had sought an
Interview with him to talk about her
claim 10 Arlington, but he refused to
have.anything to say with them on
the subject.
After these refusals Senator Nc
Creery introduced a resolution rela-
tive to Arlington and the disinter-
ment of the soldiers.
Hundreds of our citizens and So
jOurners of prominence kept open
houses to-day. Never has there been
so much regard for temperance as on
the present occasion,
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.

Dan Mckenzie was accidentIy shot
| at Lamar, Marshall county, on the
! 18th ult., by Charles Brinkley. Nc
/ Kenzie is doing well.
Nississippi's illegal representatives
! in the United States Senate, Ames
and Revels, voted for the San Do
mingO iniquity the other day.
Major Sessions, State Librarian, has
published a letter in reply to one from
Hon. A. T. Morgan, in which Morgan
is made to assume very much the at
titude of a book thief.
Mr.. John B. Dicks, Of Natchez, died
at Pine Ridge, his residence, near
NatcheZ, on the 23d instant. InteIli-
that he was quite i'll, and it was
thought he could not recover.
The Holly Springs South says: "a
fatal affray occurred at COrnersviIle,
in this county, last Saturday night,
in which a man by the name OF Nil
Ter was killed. Booker Ford was
wounded dangerously, if not mortal
ly. Thomas and Reuben Ford were
present and escaped Unhurt. The
perpetrators Of this tragic affair we
have been unable to learn. We sup
pose the affair will be Investigated by
the authorities, and we hence fOrbear
to give rumOrs."
The Fifty-Third Annual COmmuni-
cation of the n. W. Grand Lodge of
the State Of Mississippi, will be held
in sthe Masonic Hall in the city of
NicksDUrg, commencing on Monday,
the 10th day of January, A. i. SSH,
A. D. 1871, at J. o'clock m. The
Twenty-Third Annual COnvOCatiOn of
the Grand Royal Arch Chapter will
be held at the above named place,
commencing Immediately after the
adjournment Of the Grand Lodge.
The Thirteenth Annual COnvOcatiOn
Of the Grand Council of Royal and
Select Masters viii be held at the
above named place, Immediately after
the adjournment Of the Grand Chap
ter. The next Annual COnclave Of
the Grand COmmandery knights
Templa- viii be held at the above
named place, Immediately after the
adjournment Of the Grand Council.
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The psnysr Pacific RaIIroad.

DENVER, January 2.-The Govern
ment Commissioners to examine the
Denver Pacific and Kansas Pacific
railroads arrived here on Saturday.
The transactions in the United
States land daOfice OF this city for the
year 1870 amount TO "a, ,519 acres. OF
this 73,7S9 were cash sales, 2778 for
agricultural college scrip, 14,875 for
land warrants, 65,l7l homestead en-
tire, and 7408 final homestead.
The Denver Pacific railroad has
been completed six months and
has transported seventy-tWO millions
pounds Of freight. The Kansas Pa
cific railroad has been completed four
mouths and a hall, and seventeen
millions, four hundred thousand
pounds Of freight has been trans
ported. The aggregate shipments Of
gold and silver for the year ending
December 31st amounts 70 upward OF
five million dollars. The statistics OF
crops, mines, population, live stock,
and other sources Of tangible wealth
for the year 1870, show a very great
Improvement over any preceding
year sincs the settlement of the Terri
tory.
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DEATH OH MAEa-hAlg fhlMs
NEW ORLEANS, January 1.-THE
HerGJo'5 special from Madrid of the
3lst ult. says the death of Marshal
Prim has intensified the excitement
in this city. The Marshal retained
consciousness to the last, and when
aware Of the rapid approach Of death,
bade adieU to his friends, and eX-
pressed much anxiety for the safety
of the King. Great apprehensiOns Of
an outbreak Of the cOnspirators exist,
but the Government is making efforts
to allay the excitement.
WASHINGTON, January "A spe-
cial dispatch announcing the death Of
General Prim, states that he died at
II o'clock Saturday morning. The
new King was received with great
enthusiasm on his route.
DEATH or AIERCADANTE.
FLORENCE, January 2.-Merca-
dante, the composer, is dead.
DEATH OF MARSHAL AfOEFING.
Vienna, January Field Marshal
Moering, of the Austrian army, died
to-day.
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BZ a. A.Fa11e1S GO Go.
69Hl AHetIoh'Fs, 2l4 Frost t..sbsye Adam
THls MORNIEe. AT 10 OlclocK.

We Wiu sell without limit or reserve. a Gown
try stock, consisting OF Dry Goods. Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hate, and Caps, IN lots d sulL
buge Also, full line Of BIy Goods. con
slstlng Of Prlats, Domeatics, bleacheu and
u1bleached, FlannelJ, Glnghams, Meriuos.
5llEst Jeans, Blankets, BhaWls, Hosiery, etc
Also, iul line OF ClOthtBg. consisting Of
hne Cashmere Pants, Goats, Vests. full suits;
C2ssinet Pants and Goats, Black DOeskiu
srits, OvercOats, etc Also, a large stock Of
Hats-WOOl, Fur and Plush. Also, Glass
wBre, ChtnaWare, Hardwa are, Tobacco, Cigars.
BlaCking etc ~ Terms cash. ga
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The Memory Of the Dead.

MADRID, December 3l.-The COrtes
adopted resolutions hOnOring the me-
mOry Of General Prim, declaring that
the deceased deserved well at the
hands Of his country, and placing his
family under the protection Of the
nation.
The COTtes also passed a vote eX-
pressive Of confidence in the Govern
TnnUf
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I0HE r MATELNs
ELECTION notice

B8 The annual meeting Of the stocEh0ld-
srs Of the German National Bank OF Mem
phis VIII be held at the Banking House. zs5
Main street, on January l0t1 next, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock am. and O'Clock pm.
for the purpose OF choosing Directors 60 serve
during the year 1871.
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier
: rawn
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PRUSSIA.
BIsArARcK's EXPLANATION OF SINK

BIsAIARCK's EXPLANATION OF SINK
ING OF BRITISH VESSELS.
LONDON, January 2.-Bismarck
writes TO Russell that Prussia was JUS
titled under the law of nations in
sinking the English ships in the
Seine. Although payment mas been
offered, it has been refused because it
was unaccOmpanied by an apology.
Bismarck again renews the tender Of
payment.
Additional artillery is on the way
to Paris. The total number of siege
guns, Of all calibers, now in front Of
Paris is 1900.
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casualties in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, January Con
rad Cedar was shot and killed by +.
ID. PiersOn, a medical student from
Richmond, Texas.
Sam. Butler, private Watchman,
stepped from a coal barge into the
river and was drowned. Several
more casualties occurred Saturday
and last night.
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LONDON, January 2-Advices from
Rio de JaneirO to the 7th ult. are re-
ceived. The Brazilian Minister Of
Agriculture has resigned. His port
folio is entrusted pro tenn. 10 the Min
lister Of State. The insurgents of
Uruguay had taken the city of MoH-
tevideO by surprise.
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TyIRsT-THE LABOR QUESTION: Priz
L essay, at the Memphis Agricultural
Fair, October Is, lS70; guide as 70 the WHOM,
the WHERE and the HOW 70 acquire, to employ,
and % retain LABOREBS suited TO the South.
EecOud-THE SOUTHERN STATES; Their
Wonderful Resources and their Peculiar Ad-
vantages." guide 20 SOUTHERN AND-OVTN-
ERs, who desire 10 se{, Lease or oologttzs their
lands, as well as 70 NoErHEEN and EUROPEAN
CAPITALIsTs and E1LIGEAcgTS seeking pronta-
bIe investments and remunerattVe employ
ments in the southern States. B,000 copies
Of each of these two pamphlets now N p ess,
Single COPIES OF either, 8 cents, OF both, %
Genus, to any address, postpaid, or TO clubs
and societies. or to railroad and other news
dealers, SIS per 100 copies, escorted Terms
invariably cash in adVsuce. Call or address
DONOHO, JOY a CO,
Southern Land and Emigration Agency,
oc28 Memphis. Tenn.
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n-nanlzafIon Of LorIsIsna LanIsIatnra.

New ORLEANS, January 2-The
Louisiana Senate organized to-day
and elected a Committee on Rules,
which take their appointment, to
some extent, from the Speaker.
The House organized and Carr was
elected Speaker by a vote of So to 9.
The elections are considered as a
Radical triumph.
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INSURANCE
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOs SALE

LEsURE8 AsAEN8I LOS BY FLRE hE-
seH RLNE ATD RIVER RL9E1
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THE WAR.
ENGLAND.
sFA FIGHT IN PRO8PEC

SEA FIGHT IN PROSPECT.
LONDON, January 2.-The French
iron clad Cayenne has been ordered
to leave Queenstown. A Pru3sian cor
vette is lowering OF DungarVOn.
INTERESTING ITEMS.
LONDON, January 2.-The report
that 8 commission had been sent to
the United States to settle the dispute
about the fisheries is untrue.
The Prussian government explains
the sinking of the British vessels IN
the Seine, and adds they were fired
into to bring them TO.
Navigation on the Thames is OBJ
structed by ice.
The Sultan and Khedive are again
on angry terms.
DISSATISFACTION AMONG PRUssIAN
TROOPS.
LONDON, January "A correspond
ent writing from Versailles on the
2Sth saws: "The Prussian troops are
daily bearing nearer. They are dis
satisfied thai nothing is being done to
hasten the siege. / know the Ger
mans have ProjeCtiles heavy enough
to send clear into Paris, but a few
have been employed with effect.
Within the last few days ali the heavy
guns have been brought to partieu-
lar point to destroy one or two forts,
and a tremendous effort will be made
to capture them. The Duke of Meek
lenburg is here, and Prince Albrecht
is coming for consultation. The re-
suit of the deliberations 50 lar appears
to be that the army of Frederick
Charles will content itself simply with
protecting the besiegers. All troops
outside of camp will remain on the
defensive until reintOrcements arrive.
Guns and ammunition arrive slowly,
Notwithstanding almost superhuman
energy is exercised"
OCCUPATION OF MEZIEREs BY THE
PRUssIANs.
LONDON, January 2-Mezieres has
been occupied by the Germans. The
French evacuated the other advanced
posts northeast Of Paris since the
reduction of Port AvrOn, and the
ports around Paris, are silent. A
Prussian division repulsed superior
French force in the rear Of VendOm,
capturing some guns in the engage
seVenty-tive French infantry were
taken prisoners.
ENGLISH OFFICIAL CHANGES.
LONDON, January 2-The Marquis
of Huntington has been appointed
Chief Secretary for Ireland, and Mr..
FOrtescUe has been elected President
of the Board of Trade.
OLD HOME DESTROYED.
LONDON. January 2.-The evacua-
ton of Plateau before AvrOn by the
French causes much depression in
Paris. The Mayors of Paris held a
meeting last week censuring the gov
ernment for inactivity, but proved a
failure. It is reported that the Palace
was set on fire by guns
from Mt. Valeries, and totally des-
trOyed.
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SafurdaV. IanuarY p -.

At the courthouse door, iu the town 1L Cow
ington, sell, % the highest bidder. Oh q ered1t
Of six months, whatever title the leir1 q Ell.
o. Shelton have lu and 70 q suall tract Of
land.
The land lies near the state Female coll -eza.
In the suburbs Of Mempl-s, is or lhC south
end Of the Kerr division. and ls bounded as
follows EeZtnnlng a. the southwest corner
on the north side OF Kerr avenue, a. g. stake
with white oak pointers. marE-d n thence
north So feet % q stake with wl ta oak
pointer marked d. thence east a1 ts- TO- b
thence south 6345S feet 10 a stake on The north
side Of Kerr avenue, thence vest & feel
with the north boundary OF Kerr 90 the be-
ginning, containing acres Ills Is "a Wzs-
improved and desirable residence L1f. Eur-
ther particulars on day or sale Note with e-
least Two good securities required Of the r1r-
chaser and lien retained.
WILLIAM SANFORD.
Geek ana ii llasLsE-
l. n steele go7frftar fEI-5Fr
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10 TIT Rx

FRANKFORT, January 2.-United States con-
pons OF 6-2Os OF 1862 9fl[
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

TUsKA-The funeral OF the late Rev Dr..
SIMON TUsKA win take place from his iesi-
dence, No. III Exchange street, on WEDEE5'
DAY, the 4th inst, at am, Services win be
held at the Temple. corner Main snd EE-
change streets, at 10 am. The clergy, sosle-
ties and the public are invited 70 attend
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Tharsday, Be 81 Ianuary I8z

at the places named below. The persons
hereafter named are appointed C1nCers,
judges and clerks of said election, in accord.
auce with the provisions OF law:
First Ward.-EnEine House. Main street
Deputy Sheriff J. J. Murphy; John Newsom,
j, D. Davis, Patrlck II. rms. Judges Q. ",
NeWsOm, J. q. Williams, Clerks.
Second Ward.-Engine house. Poplar st.
Deputy sheriff Geo. r. Powell; 8 FranstOli,
Peter Townsend, 81. LOeWenstine, Judges; ".
j. Mckeon, Louis Seiby, Clerks.
Third Ward.-Eugsue House, Adam street
Deputy sheriff r. ~. Mason; ID. F. Goodyear,
ToOias Wolf q. W. L. Crook, Judges; Eugene
Finn, Martin Reynolds IT., Clerks.
Fourth Ward.-Lanter's Of1ce, Second ST.
Deputy Sheriff W. W. Coleman; John H.
Bowen, W. d. McCaIium. James Brett. Judges;
Rush Bowen, ". J. B. LOnsdale, Clerks
Fifth Ward.-Englne House, shelby street
Deputy Sheriff NOOe; John RingWald, r.
Sieger, Charles Small, Judges; q. "A. Allen.
Charles LeClerQ- Clerks.
sixth Ward-Waldraa Bl0ck-DeDuty Sher-
id ]. N Fraim; A. " Jones, h. 3. Jhflds,
Jack Halstead, Judges; VIM. Ruhn, A. p.
Dies, Clerks.
Seventh Ward.-Eugfne House, Dssoto St
Deputy Sheriff j. G. MOfatt; 3. ". Green, 4
A. lobe, ]. ]. Jenny, Judges; sam. Moore, jr.,
Eighth Ward Poplar street. opposite North
Market, RingWald's stOre-DeDury 8herid
Richard II: Norris; j. l. H. Taylor, n. B.
John W Goddard. Clerks
Ninth W8rd-Gray NarnelI's, corner
Cf Auction and Fourth streets, Chelsea
Deputy Sheriff r L Taggart; J. D. Dannury.
". b Glis on, Wm. Karr. Judges; F. G.
Bchaper, Charles Hagerty, Clerks.
Tenth .-IeufePs Grocery, South S.
Deputy sheriff J. 8. LantOrd; A. 3. Jewell,
James Ieuteli Col sharpe, Judges Mike
Pendergrast, F. W Jenny, Clerks.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT,
Sheriff OF Shelby county.
December. a, 1870
All city dailles copy and send bill to May
Or's ONCE. daz5
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YIctor EnanusI 80 Rome.

ROME, January liking Victor
Emanuel left Rome to-day, amid an
enthusiastic demonstration by the
people. Before departing he made a
donation Of %, 900 francs for charitable
purposes, and begged the municipali-
ty to devote to similar objects the sum
intended 10 defray the expenses Of the
festivities OccasiOned by his visit.
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TRAGEDY At e. PAso.
iudgg Clarke Kuled-Ssnaior Fountain
Ksriaily Wounded.

The San Antonio Herald has private
adviUes, from Fort Bliss, that on the
forenoon of December 9TH, 3. J..
Williams, a well known lawyer, 0i
FL PasO, while under the influence oi
liquor, commenced abusing Judge
Clarke and Senator Fountain, In MIN.
DOwell's saloon. Senator Fountain,
happening to step in, was immedi-
ately free upon by Williams and
shot In two places. He viii probably
die. Judge Clarke ordered the Stale
police, under Capt. French, TO arrest
Williams, who had gone TO his house
and barricaded ID. On a command TO
surrender he refused; the doors were
burst open and firing commenced.
Williams selecting Clarke, whom he
killed, while so near him as 70 burn
bis clothes With the powder. French
then shot Williams ia the right side
szd sgain In the right eye. Clarke died
elmsst instantly and Williams within
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HAVANA, January 2.-Zuloago, ex-
President of Mexico, and for many
years banished from that country and
residing here, returns to Mexico in a
few days, under the benefit Of the re-
cent amnesty.
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Wishing to take stock on February lst, we
are determined TO close out during this
n a
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OFFICIAL drawings OF the Mlssouri State
" Lottery. GLASS 746
62. 25 &c. l9, 42, 80, 20, 3S, A, 7S, II, 7S, "a,
Prizes from 500 20 $1,000, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily.
lnlqTmetion furnished in the above Lottery
by j. e FRANCE, 451z North Court street
Mem phts, Tenn. p o. Box l47.
MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Managers.
aeSl ST, Louis, No,
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A R00K FlR Ii EILLI1H.

KARRlAGE ra A PFsz4TH a5zz 92qs5 % 5sas5 s5o5} &c
GUIDE. e2 S "aFEzl y7s2iss 2B sa1 sR25 Ra5yi99 rs7S
lions OF the sexual system, With the lal2sr
discoveries In prOductng and preventing on
autriua. preserving the com pieLl1n- etc
This IS an interesting work Of two hundred
and twenfy-four pages. with numerous enc
cravings, and contains Tlluaole llLll-- -Ll1
Tor those who are married on coula ata
marriages still 90 is BOOK inst Ql- % -
under lock and key, and NOS lad 1ara-ala-1
about the house.
Sent 60 any one tfrse OF postas8i for so csl.a
Address Ur. Suits DispauEaryr No p ~
Wi7;ith rzrest, St. Louis, No
- aSEs1es % l1s a lIlcled 1il1 llHoTllll--3f
Besa-e .Gpuiying 60 eh8 notorious auAclla
who = a<ve@tfse in public papers ~ using any
0UAOR sszA-EnIEs, peru5a DF. 51tla eol2t Eo
matter what your disease IS OF nov ual-lL---
bic your eQnC1tlon-
Df. Eufts ear be CouBultsds paf1o 1oIlllly or 1T
mail, on ne elas35es ll ..l - y % - -
0Hca. No. ~ -. EtEltl street. Del l-sll-4- ana
CI1aatnut. Et Louis. No cav
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nIsenInTInE

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
u tween John r. Eiu and TO1u p M at
kins. under the firm name OF John j.. HILI g.
Co., Is dissolved by mutual consent 90 take
effect from December j. $50. John r. Wat
zins Is alone authorized 20 aizu the firm
name In liquidation Of the business.
JOHN p BILL
JOHN r. WATKINS.
- John r. Watkins VIII continue the
business, in partnership with j. y Elsse-Ls
under the firm name of Watkins 81 Fusssll,
in the same odnCe. No. 3-8 Front street back
ofhCe. up-stairs,l Memphis, Team
e. having dissolved my business c0uuec-
ton with Drs John r Watkins, Il desire to
thank my friends and the puD-iC for EE5lr
patronage while was in business cheer
tuily recommend the new arm as prlUul
and reliable business men.
January 4, lsIL JOHN J. KILL
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
vi MEMPHIS, TENN, Dec Is, ls7o
HB- The interest falling due on the st day
OF January, 1871, on the bonds Of the city Of
Memphis, viii be paid on presentation Of
the proper coupons, st the Office Of P. N. My
ers Co., Bankers, No. q Pine street, In the
City Of New Ysrk, on and after Monday,
January ?, 1871. JOHN JOHNSON,
del8 Mayor.
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BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARRTVALs sUNDAY
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

MEMPHIS, January 2.
River Editor AppeGL-Riverf fell IOinches
in the past 4S hours. Below high water
mark of 1867, 30 feet inches.
JOHN ZENT.
The ice ran out with the old year, and
the river at this point is entirely clear
1t is very low alsO-lOwer than we recOl-
lect It to be since the war-and is still
falling fast. Hence to Cairo there is no
trouble with ice, but we can learn of no
boats getting through to st. Louis as yet.
The Ohio is open to Evansville, If not to
Louisville, and boats will soon 20 through
to Cincinnati if the weather continues
moderate. Our dispatches give full re-
ports from all points along the Ohio as
well as from St. Louis. The Arkansas is
falling, with probably four feet scant to
Little Rock. White river is also falling,
AZ yet. however, we have heard no COM
plant from either stream, though the
Allen rubbed at several places in the Ar
kansas coming out. The weather is cOOi
and dark, with some rain early yesterday
morning Business on the levee was
very dull yesterday.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO. January 2.-Port list: RubicOn,
Vicksburg to Cairo, 10 pm; Sallie, Ar
kansas river 70 Cairo, 10 pm. st. Luke,
Memphis 70 Cairo, 4 am; Mary r. For
syth, Red river TO Cairo, Z am. City Of
Alton, Vicksburg to Cairo, 10 am; Kate
Kinney, Cairo to Louisville, 10 am. Mar
BILE City, Memphis to Cairo, IL SIN. Susie
Silver, Louisville to New Orleans, 9 p. m.
No ice passing here, but the Susie Silver
reports considerable difficulty in getting
through the ice below Evansville. River
stationary. Weather clear. Mercury 800.
LouIsvILLE, January 2.-Departed:
Packet and tour steamers to-day for Gin
cinnati. The uver continues TO recede
slowly, with feet 8inches in the Indiana
chute, and feet inches IN the canal by
the marks. There is little floating ice.
Il is thought the river is gOrged above.
Weather moderate this morning, but
colder this afternoon. Mercury 860. The
coal feet that was locked up in the canal
has passed through, but low water delays
its departure.
CINoiNNATI, January 2.-River, feet
inches and falling. Arrived; Packets,
from Louisville. Business almost entdre-