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LEGAL NOTICES.


A ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN THE
"a different Wards in the City of Nashville,
and in the different Civil Districts Of Davidson
EorIufV - ----'-
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LET every Democrat work on till Tues
day for bis party as the only organization
which breasts the storm of Radicalisn.
The ticket-the whole ticket.
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st. Louis Short Lime.
st. LOUIS And SOUTHEASTERN RTY

INUNoULIDATLD.)
30 20 200 Niles the Shortest. and aov-
eref Hours the QuieE eat HoUte
10 So. Louis, ann ALI Points
WEST and NORTH,
Time tOS 81 Louis only I5X Hours.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPT % ,s7o.
st Louis Through Express leaves At s.ao .
NJ and arrives az st. Louis 1O:OO P NJ. -
H9RknsVille and Memphis Express leave At
rives at Memphis 2:45 A. NJ
Ihr0ugn Tickets on sale to all points West
and North. Baggage checked and an informa-
tlo9 gwen at transfer Office, Maxwell House,
and At College Street Depot NN'
ASK for Tickets via est. Louis Short Line.y
y. +. BOYD, General Superintendent.
W. d: DAVENPORT, General Ticket Agent
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NATIONAL Democrats, stand shoulder to
shoulder, and we viii send ten Democrats
to Congress.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


FOR COngrsssmsD-State at Large.
I'VE are authorized 70 announce Gen. B. z.
w CHEATHAM, Of Coffee county, as a can
didate 10 represent the State at large in the
Congress Of the United States. Election in No
vember next. Subject to the Convention called
by the Democratic Executive Committee.
fe1 If
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RALLY round the flag of the Greeley
Democracy which opposes Radicalism in
this State and throughout the Union.
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IIection. Tuesdey, Nov. 5, Is92.

"Mr. Cheatham can with poor grace ask for
seat in Congress after having attempted TO
violate the Constitution, trampling the laws
under foot aud seeking to disorganize, disrupt
and pull {. own the Government itself."-Nash-
ellie Barner's report Of Mr.. JolnsOn's speech at
Columbia, Sept. Z, 1872.
"Cheatham labored four years to destroy the
Government now he wants offce."-Press and
RsrdJd's report Of Mr. JoEnson's speech at Bristol
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"NICE LICTLE CLUBs.n

A correspondent of the Banner writing
from Carthage, says:
off you viii send me few specimen cop
les of the Weekly, think can send you
nice little club from this Office; also from
New Middleton, Gordonsville, Chestnut
Mound and Rome, all Of whom will be Re-
publica Ms"
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VOTE for Frank Cteatham, man of
deeds rather than words.
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ALL goes well for the Democracy and
the right.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
U. s. Mall Coach to Ashland
CITY and Sycamore

4 EAVES TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
II at7:30 A. NJ, and on SATURDAYS at IL A. NJ.
from the Commercial Hotel, where seats may be
secured. Passengers wishing 70 20 to Thomas
vile should AXE the Tuesdays ard THURSDAYS
stages, and will be forwarded from Sycamore
Leave Sycamore for Nashville on MOndavs
Wednesdays and Fridays at A. y and Ashland
City on Mondays, Wednesday and FRIDAYS at 10
AN. SYCAMORE n NJ. Co,
ocz lm% PrOprietOrs
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For Representative from Davidson

DHILP LINDSLEY is announced az can
Il didate for member of the Lower House of
the State Legislature from Davidson County.
Election on Nov. fifth. oct % I'd
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THEEE is but one Democratic ticket.
Vote it.
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Is. F. C,-BoUND FOR CONGRESS.
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Notice TO SalOOn Keepers.

CECTION 3, CHAPTER 81 CITY DIGEST,
y reads as follows: Gan Saloons CT Drinking
Houses shall be closed during the entire day on
election days, and any person who shall sell OF
give to sny other person on any such occasion
any intoxicating drink, shall forfeit and pay
fino of not lees than So nor more than $50 for
each offenSe.'
In compliance with the above law, Saloon
Keepers are notified to close their SaOO6s on
Tuesday, the 5th inst, and keep the same closed
from u O'Clock Monday night Bntil IL O'Clock
Tuesday night. d. H. PITFMAN,
nOv32t City Marshal.
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For Compensation District.

XETE are authorized to announce Hon. K. A.
w GARRETT a candidate for Congress from
the Second District. Election in November. n
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MERCHANT TAlLoRS.
On Band.

On hanu,
A FULL STOCK OF GENTS, YOUTHS
n and Boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods
for Fall and Winter Wear.
ALSO,
A full line Of Cloths, Css3imeres and Vestings
for Business and Dress Suits, which we make up
TO order in thefstest STYLES.
KIRCHER & ATIENER,
oc6 I'm 81 and So South Market st.
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CHEER, boys. cheer, the victory is ours
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500 Hands Wanted.
VIII Paw $3.50 Per Day,
In BankruDtCy.

TN THE MATTER OF B. s. HAMILTON,
| Bankrupt--This is to give notice that the
hnal and general meeting OF the creditors of b.
s. Hamilton, Bankrupt, will take place at the
Office of A. S: Bradley, No. 81 Cedar street, Nash
Vile, at o'clock A. NJ. on Nov. 4, 1872, and that
/ will then apply for discharge from all liabil
ity as Assignee Of said estate, and for settle
ment of my accounts under the provisions of the
2sth Section of the Bankrupt Act of March 2,
1861. ARTHUR U. WINSTON, Assignee.
,,ov2 0t
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General Assembly.

Jesse BAILEY BROWN is an independent
y candidate for Representative of Davidson
County in the Lower House Of the General As
sembly of Tennessee. ocl3 te
NNIE are authorized to announce y. U. HAM
w BLEN as a candidate for Representative
Of Davidson county in the Lower House of the
General Assembly OF Tennessee. Election in
November next. je2 te&
NETE are authorized TO announce W. II. y.
w Hull as a candidate to represent William
son county in the House of Representatives in
the next General Assembly of Tennessee. to
For the LegisIsture-I6th Senatorial
District.
WE are authorized TO announce DR.. ". a.
w MOODY, of Dickson county, as a candi-
date to represent the 10th Senatorial District in
the next Legislature Of Tennessee, composed OF
the counties of Hickman, Perry, Humphreys,
Dickson, HO lstOn and Cheatham.
Oc3 dt6wte
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nnnH nuTE

DEMOCRATS, United we stand, divided
we fall.
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B. F. C.-BOUND FOR CONGRESS-.
VOTE for the farmer-sOldier, the Cincin-
natUs IF Tennessee.
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fENKESSEE And PACIFIC RAUR0IN.

sUMNER SCHEDULE.
r<s.-ss-S5 1911 III ELEEE ~.
ae@-.f-@z@eI II Z =
60 ~ - - - sk-KN
I'm AND After THURSDAY, SEPT.
" I2th, Trains win run daily Sunds-s sxeeu5-
Leaves Lebanon AL. s.sr -
Arrives at NashViIle at $40 -
Leaves Nashville at 10 -
Pcce's Stages leave Lebanon At 7 o,cIoct- y :,
On tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS Arrive
at Lebanon at O'Clock A. Non A0nfavs WEI
nesdays and Fridays. . ''S1
GEO. Nancy,
20 Pres't and Sup't.
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DEMOCRATS, stand firm and vote the re-
q lar Tic ket from top to toe.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

State Teachers Association.
TIHE OFFICERS OF THIS ASSOCIATION
l. viii meet
Monday Morning at O'Clock
in the Bank of Tennessee. II
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Eth district

judges NJ Murrel, G Hardey, Herbert
Towns.
Clerks-Ssm Buchanan, Cephias Hsrgood.
keeeiver-JOseph DonnisOn.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--LoNpoS, Jan. So p. NJ
United States 6vewenty bonds lSSrs, "; 1855, old
fRANKroRr BouRsi.-FRANxroRr. Jan. 5-A. NJ
United States fveweny bonds opened at 9o for the issue
.PAKIs BoURss-PARrs, Jan. "a. M.-Rentes closed at
66f. To-
LIvEsrooI CorroN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jan. SIS
n-The cotton market closed strong Mddlins upands
1870. lloyd; mdding Orleans 1u3sd ltd. The sales
Of The day have been 10000 bales including 1000 bale. for
from New Orleans have been made 10 ais for m.ddlng
Of the week nave been bales nclndns 5000 for *,
bales, OF winch 900 American. The receipts OF the
week have been 3d. 900 bales, including 0 American. 40
tuAl export l0U0 bales Saes Of COTTON ship named Mt
New Orleans have been made at lloyd for mdding. The
stock o. cotton At sea bound 10 this s @ bales of
which l62,NU American.
L ", gREApsTUyrs MARKET LIVERPOOL, J. n.
b-l =. M The breadstuns market Ia active. wheat
Is Ill., per Genital for California white: lis ID lis. 3d. for
no. req cstern spring. and LIS. for winter. The
OF wheat at this port for the days been
2oOMw quarters including 16,0OU American. Flour
per bushel - ~ f' ~'' w. ~
Lr ~ rnovrsroNs MAnxEr-LIvEnpoor- JAN.
LxKnrooL PRODUCE MARKnr- LIVE erooL, Jan. s.
per cwt F"e 80 -
LESBOS pnoprSs MAHKEr.-LosDoS, Jan s-Evsn
'ns.-AAuseed oil. E32 Der ton.
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Moro Light to the Perpetrators of the
Crime-Their Family and Domestic Rela-
tions-Bofh Men Making for Canada.
HARTFORD. Conn.,, Jan. 6, Is72
There was another important discovery made yes
terday concerning the windsor Locks tragedy IL
appears that Thomas and Edward Davis,
who were fixed upo as the murderers
on Thursday, are Mitchell and David
6cott-0ne TWENTY-FIVE years OF age and the other
eighteen. They have mother anu brother living
in Feeding Hills, Mass. These persons were before
the jury OF inquest and testified that the two boys
came home on Saturday evening last and stayed
until Tuesday morning They brought with them
ana took away two guns.
One OF the guns used In the murder was shown to
one Of the witnesses and Identified fully as having
been carried by his brother David.
The whole family came from ST. Rose, Canada,
some years ago, and have lived In Pitts1eld and
washington, Mass, and numerous other places.
Mitchell and David, the murderers, have com.
mitted many robberles within two or three years.
David is especially well known to the police of
Springfield. the track OF the fugitives has been
discovered, 1t Is thought to Chester, Mass. they
were evidently heading for Buffalo to reach Canada
Neither can read or write.
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THE GRAND DUKE ALsXIS.

His Arrival In st. Louis-Another Railroad
ssSmash Up''-A Gift TO the Poor Of Chi.
caGo.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. g. 1872
the Grand Ducal party arrived here late this
evening. but was nevertheless met by a large and
enthusiastic crowd. The delay was occa-
stoned by smash up to o regu-
lar passenger train at Venice Ill. There
were large crowds at all the stations between here
and Chicsgo and at Springfield the weight Of hu-
mainly on the roof OF the depot was so great as to
crush 1t. One man was fatally injured and others
slightly.
The formal reception and other demonstrations in
honor Of Alexis will come of TO- morrow, and Mon
day night there will be grand ball.
MAGNIFICENT GIFT TO THE POOR.
Previous TO leaving chicago, His Imperial High
ness handed 10 Mayor Medill SIS, 900 for the benefit
Of the poor He also passed over to the Mayor some
thirty or iorty letters received by him while here
all from females asking for assistance In some shape
One young lady from Western New York begged
through six closely written pages Tor sum to en-
able her 10 marry wldOwer whom she loved dearly
They were both so poor they could not marry with.
out money. The Duke instructed the MayOr that II
he found In the letters any appeal he deemed
worthy to honor 1t In moderate way.
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THE MORMOSS JUBILAyT.

Delegate HOrper's Arrival from Washin gton
Made a Source of Rejoicing-Hopes that
Utah Will Be Admitted a state Of the
Union-Gentiles N0where-What the Result
May BE.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. s, 1872.
The arrival OF Delegates Hooper and Cannon has
set the Church in o ferment the possibilities
OF admission OF Utah as a STATE OF the onion.
The Mormons are jubilant, as they believe that
the thing Is settled, and that the administration
proposes 10 adopt the admission OF the Territory
In order to get rid OF the last twin
relic OF barbarism-polygamy. Already they
claim that Gentiles must take back seat hereafter
but no sensible Gentle believes that Congress can
be guilty Of the folly Of admitting Titan under Nor
mon rule.
With their limited population 1t would result in
the flight OF the Gentiles fight, as vast monetary
interests have been built up which would not be
abandoned without great struggle. The non-Mor-
mon population is entirely hostile to the proposed
scheme, and co not wish to be sold out.
Brigham Young Is growing stronger.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 4, 1872.
The Australian mail steamship Nebraska, from
Sydney November rs, arrived at this port to-day.
The following Is Q summary OF the news from the
English colonies at the antipodes:-
Victoria.
The Victoria Parliament has passed the Copyright
act, protecting press kilograms for twenty.four
hours from being "pirated." The act is to remain
In force for one year.
The agreement Of che Postal Conference mas been
approves
Most OF the cargo of the wrecked ship Loeb Leven
mas been recovered.
Serious injuries to the wheat crops by rust are
reported.
Arrangements for an expedition to observe the
solar eclipse we're completed.
The ship Gamecock is loading for New York.
The Francis Wiley, for Boston, engaged 20 load
mostly with wool.
The ship Goiconda Is to follow the Francis Wiley.
New ~outh Wales.
The Parliament of New South Wales has mega
lived the agreement of the Postal Conference.
The government proposes to reduce the price Of
the 'back lands' to rve shilllngs per acre. and to
extend the railways.
Chang, the Chinese giant, mas married with an
Australian lady.
Bishop Bailey has been fined and sentenced to six
months Imprisonment
The brig Crown and the bark Delhi of Sydney,
have been wrecked on the coast Of Queensland.
They were insured in colonial offices. All hands
were saved.
Frank Brothers. merchants, have failed for
100000, ana Hardy, agent. has failed for fl1,Ooo
South Australia.
Lady Ferguson Is dead.
An exploring expedition to the westward Is pre.
tecred.
A now Mintetrv h oe haon vcrvooa ,cr ro.r..~..
A contract has been signed for . rsaavsy across
the Island, e;s.--ss-r- ---.vs-fa
Querusland.
Fresh discoveries Of copper have been made in
Queensland.
The reports from the sugar districts are favor
able.
New Zealand.
The advices from Auckland, New Zealand, are TO
December l.
The session Of the General Assembly had closed.
The Colonial Ministry carried all their great
measures OF colonization and public works.
The subsidy for the San Francisco mail service
was voted for q term Of fifteen years.
The Prince OF Wales birthday was observed
throughout the colony as general holiday, accom-.
panied by volunteer reviews.
The notorious Maori rebel Kereopa, who in
stgated the murder Of the Rev. MIR. volkner and
ate mis- eyes, five years ago, has been captured.
Public feeling Is strongly in favor OF hts immediate
execution.
The natives throughout the colony are quiet -
Public meetings nave been held throughout New
Zealand to express regret at the brutal murder of
the late Bishop Patterson. memorial fund has
been opened to aid the Micronesian Mission and to
purchase missionary schooner to be called the
Bishop Patterson.
The General Assembly has adopted memorial
requesting the imperial government 10 put stop
to the uncontrolled trahic in native labor at Fiji
and at other ISLANDS Of the South Pacific.
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The Markets.

SYDNEY, Nov. 25, lS71.-The steamship Nebraska
takes 800 bales OF wool from Melbourne which were
bought on New YORK account The steamer Mo-
ana will take $500 bales Of wool from Melbourne
The Francis Wiley sailed for Boston direct with
sale yesterday the following prices were obtalned:-
Fleece 17>sd; greasy, I'd. sheep skins, Id
I'D; kerosene, IN trade quantities, Is 10d. 2s
for American In bond. The market for
TOBACCO has been hardened BY American ad-
vices reporting an ADVANCE OF from to cents per
h.; Is. 4d. q Is. Sd. Is now asked for the best
IN trade quantities. In naval stores rosin Is In
CURED for, nearly all remaining IN first hands
having been taken up 0y SPECTATORS; quotations
range from 1Ss 10d. to los. For quicksilver 46s.
per 10. is obtained by spectators, In c0nse-
quence Of the advance In Europe and America.
AUCKLAND. Dec. l.-Wool Is in active demand;
ia. per ID. has been obtained at auction for good
washed neeces. New Zealand max is very active;
all parcels Offering are bought at eos per ton.
English and Scotch pig iron Is IN great request at
f5 per ton. The iron works are stopped in con-
sequence Of the smallness OF the supply.
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TELEaRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Arthur E. Stewart of New Britain Conn was run over at
Berliu yesterday and lost an arm.
Rev. Edward Abbott, of Cambridaepor, yesterday
elected Chaplain of the Massachusetts senate.
James Morris struck BY locomotive near New
Brighton Conn., yesterday morning while walking on the
track. and injured that he died this afternoon.
Robert c. Trpp Of the Oldest inhabitants OF Pough
keepsie and OF the Board OF Aldermen from the
First ward suddenly ut his residence yesterday morning
OF apoplcxy.
IA express train on the Northern Central Railroad at
RocKvile Pa, on Thursday struck wagon containing
Jacob Baker Julia Strow. nJuring Baker badly and
Inr instantly She was on her way TO Dauphin
we re- abe was 10 have married the evening.
Al meeting of lead miners at st. Louis on Thursday,
committee was appointed prepare statistics and memo
rlaze the state legislature and Congress against fur
Their reduction Of the tariff lead. Mr. Corwn, of Chi
and Mr. L. G. Hopkins OF Cincinnati have been IN
vted 70 Wait ST. Louis confer with committee the
subject
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VIRGINIA.

The Funding Of tho Debt stOppod-The
Governors Veto Entircly IGnOred-Shall
the State Debts BE Paids
RICHMOND, Jan. s. 1871.
The House to-day, by u vote Of SO to II, passed
the resolution stopping the funding OF the pubna
debt, over Governor Walkers veto.
resolution was then unanimously adopted to
appoint special committee OF fifteen to consider
and report on the question OF the payment OF the
debt.
The resolution was subsequently passed in the
Senate.
better feeling prevails ana the friends OF the
State creLt are hopeful OF much good from this
action.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. u. Jan. 6-1 A. M.


OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. e., Jan. 6-1 A. M.
Synopsis Jor the Past Ttoenty-rour Hours
The highest barometer, which was Thursday
night central over Tennessee and Kentucky has
remained very nearly stationary, but the pressure
has fallen very generally throughout the Atlantic
states, and especially in New England and
Texas. Rain and snow are reported from the
latter State and New Mexico and threatening wea-
ther from California. Clear weather Is reported
elsewhere, except at stations In Northern New
England and on the Northern Lake shores. The
rivers have at Cincinnati, Cairo and Nashville.
Probabilities.
An area Of low barometer, with rain, will prob.
ably extend northeastward into Missouri and Mis-
sissipp with severe winds on the Texas coast; the
barometer continuing to fall In the
MIDDLE and Eastern States, with In
creased cloudiness and possible light wind
In Northern New York and New England, falling
barometer. with peasant weather, continue on the
South Atlantic coast rising barometer, with falling
temperature mort and west Of Illinois.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for our coasts
tonight.
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missioner causing the arrest OF severaa , n
be excluded from the privilege Of the H0uA Sch
excluded members are Stevens, Person.
macker and Wilson.
THE ARREST OF wARMOrH DENOUNCED,
the Governor Lieutenant GOVERNOR and md mems.
OF the House and senate yesterday by the UMtA
states Marshal In severe terms.
AT one O'Clock the House adjourned.
A Joint resolution wiIl he introduced tomorrow
requesting SENATOR Kellogg to resign The warmoti.
bus there were only fty three present at the extra
SESSION this morning.
met at No. 10 Royal street. Only forty.eight men,
beers were present, and the Sergeant alarms was
sent In search OF the others
adopted denouncing Governor WarmOrh's action IN
taking Illegal possession OF tine State House and
tan police TO overawe the members.
Inc following was offered showing the future
object OF the Legislature
Resolved BY the House of Representatives OF the State
Whereas false have been circulated the OBJ
cratic and the republican party
DpR4.sd to the rn0a' and yrann0' rule of Governor
Resolved Tina. il the Of this House to express fully
sole said united action . 70
the Or y n:
he s1e bill a 'a the Poss
bill; fourth. the Revenue law and the Printing law.
The resolution was unanimously carried.
NEARLY A RIOT.
An immense concOurse gathered on Royal street
IN the V1clnlty OF the Carterle Legislature, ana az
one time riot seemed imminent. The Ser
tans from The state House, appeared on
Royal street in search OF absent members, but were
quickly driven on. The Mayor opportunity arrived,
made speech, and quoted the excitement.
At two O'Clock the United States troops returned
to the Custom House from Rampart street. AT SIX
O'CLOCK this evening the metropolitans ana militia
were Still on duty at Mechanics Institute.
SENATORS ON THE SITUATION.
There was no quorum in the Senate to-day. Those
members present passed resolutions cOndemning
The federal authorities in arresng the State officers
yesterday denOunclng such action as revolutionary
and subversive 10 republican Institutions.
resolution was also adopted requesting the
secretary OF the Treasury to order the revenue cut
ter Wilderness TO land at the city or New Orleans
that the senators alleged to be absent said ves
sci may be brought into the Senate Adjourned.
attempt to take fOrcible possession OF the state
House, though their action to-day indicates desire
TO avoid violence.
the prerident-The Condition OF AiIuirs TINT
of lnsurrectiOn.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8, 1872.
The following despatch was sent to the President
tonight, through J. r. West, SENATOR
Tell President Grant that desire from him
direct whether he wishes his civil apponeea continue
their support Carcrs reasonable combination object
Of which to overthrow the State and the effect
pracy derives Importance and at once through the
counenance given by Collector Casey and other federal
and the necessary inference that the pes
the President desires his name and patronage to be
effect before mentioned. The condition that
nsurrecon and want President rant to instruct General
and to answer whether he will do so-yes
H. G. wAKMOTH, Governor of Louisiana.