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NOn ben lSelttu0ucnen Jnfeln.

QaDQnnQ, 10. Jug, 0la &eQ WeTI, 70.
Qua. - Die 300 De Cuba" idretbt: nSb'
mobl lopal, 10 buben mir bod ben @ntitIuB
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rpeoer errpartet nod 9emiinidt. gtur eiu
@eiCt Der &orteS tOHnte Die n0tbi9e 2LutOrtz
iution gu einer Anleibe ertbeileu, nift abcr
Oas Miniiterium. @intge meinen, Die lriade
Der Differing 6wii6en benz uirtliAcn uno
BEN gtomiualmertb Der ipaniidsH Bautuote
iei bartn gu iuhen, OaB bic RegieruHg bic
Rote nidt arerfsnne; etue Nuerfennung Der
Shulo miiroe Der Baufnpte 9r6Bereu Bertb
uerIeiben. 8ir legen Der Gotiade Der Au'
ertsunuus isbr wenlg bel. Die Jtesieruug
bdtte better Daran getbau, ab5upurteu, unS
Die In9ele5enbeit 8ur Seratbung Dor Die
GorteS All brtnaen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-17
Die beften SteinfDblrn III Den nie0rig:
fen Hreilen.

obIeu Don Der nYaGtimorcr Gompasnie,- bon bs
r5uGer-5 oitoner @ompasnie,I
wet unb raid b~rennenoe foplen-oie beRen aobler
auf benz bleiigen Warfte
3u ~oerfaufen
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6. +. Disse, Gsent Der
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bhrsar: 5r. 2, Soutb frdRe.
sohlenbof: &de Der Rprtbs unb Waetfon
Etra6e. fOft.14.fSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-17
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Vt9eHlpuiHtt ppH
6pIs's patentirtcn autDmatiid,en 8ei,ern,
tpelte In ben lesten iinftebn Sabrsu is5r umfansrett
unb nit eHerem 9rfolae. oils iraerb Gin aubtrer nit
Dampf cber beiBsm Waiier beissnoer apparat se=
brdubt ipsroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-17
speaial Wotiien.

6Ibide 4lbums unh Pnrtemnnnaies,
8 Seuhunsen oieie @ode empfanseu uED bilts gu
~periaufeu bel ~ 3. Smifb 8 Conn, Su%s unb
Chr. ibna'eriaIieH > Sdnbler, IN Nr. f79, E8ef'
Saltinpre frase. (Ius14, t2DiteO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-17
Sorsasli9e Nabmafdimea.
@cQean s 6ppper'4 $40

5omiIien=g dbmaftine a chen 70 ent, ole irsenb cine
1nbIe i'm Waartte, perridtet oles notbise Gtdhen tn
timer 6amilie uno iDire nd fexleihten eoineun9en perz
eautt bet Spbn =. acxean 3 Comp,
~. 10, Rprf . gbarIess. gdt Der
(1fot2,1S) 3eringtonfraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-17
Sei'nt Iestsn syeuer bcIbdStst

Wifen iogletd) uerfauft meroen
gtrumpfwaareu, Sanrf6abs, untsrflet@
oer Eai9entider, DciBe Waaren, y e
iasssus, an6pfe, 81 e. @trnen u. |. M.
Sapic Sanberaer,
SIR. 50, Norb-potDaro TRACE, nabe
(Suli31, 12Wte,D suffers 2doen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-17
Sic neuen SidmantenfeIOer

Oenuer, COL, IS. An9. Sn hlelt9er
StaOt wiro g%egeupdrttg cine Expedition uaf)
ben ueuen 9iamautenfclhern aus9criiiiet,
pelde inter 0eitung zines 8unoesfOtte1.
Oiii3iers, Der ben Grieg in @oreu mitgemudt
bat, iteben iou. Die in Gan Srauiisco aus,
g~eriiltete @rpeoitiou miro ebenfaus iiber Oeu=
per geben. Die inter Setting be8 Yrof.
Clap an /. Suui con bier ubgegau9ene St.
petition iou bereits Sos Qu9eloS CREDIT ba.
ben. Nae Oerurtigen Seri6te iinO nit Bor.
iiht autuHebmeH, ieood fe6lt es nttt al
Ibenteurern, melhe in ben neueu Oiamalts
teuieIoern ihr Slid 3u MAIDEN uerIuhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-17
Sanfs0 cI6dft OOn
Sobn VI. 9ambletOm & CONT,
Sor. 90, SUutbftrdse.


lar nHo auf8sldufsnc !3inien
S~cOrfOlfcr Sspro3entiae
~30siabrise GOupOnsO bligntinnen.
.Sinfsn Sabtbar i'm Oloi unb NOUsmbCr in Der Ratio.
nalsgarts9 ant Don slsu=gorf."
Sbiss SblisattOHeH lperOcR BON Der Stnbt gorio(t
fdr ben Sau Der
90 ffernerft,
tu,I6, istt i'm Saus %bssrtfsn tnb, aussescbtn uro
Bur Sitrrfrluus ~osrIslbsn bat bic 5tQbt RorfoIf,
a~hstIsbeu BON ibrtr gsrantportfhd.eit fir o~ieiclbsn
as Corporation, fe Defenders bud cine
erfe 6ppUtbet
an q. 8. 8otulanb, 2boma6 s. Cooper unb Serrn
6. 3arop, as SerUalter Der D0fieruerte. iuiarnmsn
nit alien Y6nosreisr, @e6duoer urb Uiaihtnerle'n,
RObrer unb 3lbebor, Uic lie iest fHo obsr ipcurbin
btuJus.figt peroen, uno alice Girfommsu uno uue
GirnabmeH, rpelte o'u oieieu Geerfen stnseben, ges
ii9ert, ioDic aud zine
BaFsrz0Ibsabe
auf o1es Sruno' uno psri0utide @issntbum In Der
Stdbt unb Guf iolde an6sre 9eaenfdnbs, DeI6s nit
S~tGatszabsabsu ssssn Stnbtbeuebusr bslset rpsrs
esu tonntr, esGeet. Die Jtin.gtnnabme Der G5aicr.
miet5eu, ~Buiumnen nit BEN Sstri9sn Der ~briaetsu
TaTers4bsubs. nab abBus Der i3tnIsn Der Obltsa
tiousu, III burd 8erorbnun9 fir einen
siIsuusssToue
%beRtmmt, nm beiaste SbIt9utioneu bet Berfan sius
b~uIoien.
SH aR6etraht oteier mebr ais biurti6cnben Si6ers
b,t urb Der ~pteIiettis psrbsisrtcn iHdnSltasH 9nst
Der Stabt Rorfolt nebmsn mir f.inen a~ntuno, nab
po1rr ssitStl6er lnteriuhun9 Der psrfdisbensn Der.
oronuHser, tusIds bic auseuhs obiser SbIisGtioutn
autortitren, fis als iitere uno profitable 9eloanlnsc,
tuette libsrale 3initn brirst, gu smpfsbIeu.
Rd5ere austuuit etb.n
Sobn u. 6amblctpn q Gpmp.,
Bantitr6uuo Smaller,
(Ius.1,1Nt.) SIR. 20. SOutbfrass.
Netner Siber.GITg,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-17

Scr Barrier, amerttamite aihtenbeere unb Bar@
ren'ide 5eerbe," Yarlors, Guns u. stsbtEina@6euer=
RinhsSpipr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-17

Mnsperfauf
bon 100 Sinscr'i6en Hr.
un6 nnoeren Nabmaj9inen
binis ssssn 9aar. ODER monatftde 3oltun
bel Sbpmas Shanfs
gte Der 3omuaro. nno SbGrpfrdBe,
no ole Jtcpuraturcn NIT Oempi scmub
- tnprNeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-17

Sritte 2SarD.
glr ben erisn 3ueis i'm siGptrrtb
Sobn .. SasbD,
Der osmo.ratiia : coniapatiuen Rcminatlou nnter'
s.ax;on nQ57O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-17

2eauus BON 9leis uno Giienrnbren, Saoepannen.
5pbranten, NaiGfdnOs, Ei1otrs, abtussrObren idr
Nbtritte; ioruie auh
bpbrauIiihe Rammeu, Observation-Disclosures II. I. No.;
ucrmorns II. Shtsfer- Samiaiimie 6euerbeerosaofte,
ResiIter II. I. ~;
siden 8 ntenitlen, Waierfibler uno Refrseratoren;
Qo9= unb Sets6ieu nab Jieperaturen auer Nrt.
iQ0A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10
CITY COUNCIL--OFFIcIAL
REGULAR MEETING.

Cry HALL, NRy ORLRASs, ?
Tuesday, January ., 1877.
Tho Council met III regular session at
aeon.
Present-Mayor Benz. f. Flanders IN the
chair, and Administrators John Cockrcn
Cmproyements. Alfred Shaw public Ac
ounts), l.. I. Delaasize tWaterworks and
Public Buildings), James Lewis (Pollcej,
F. C. Remick (Commercel, and III. Bonzano
(Assessments).
Absent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John D
Walton Finance.
Mr.. Remick desired a correction OF the
minutes, so as to show that he as chair
man of the Waterworis Corruption Com
mittee had called the committee together
at the close OF the last meeting of the
Council.
Thus corrected the minutes were APP
proved.
Monthly Reports.
The Mayor laid before the Council the
monthly report of the Administrator Of
Finance, as follows:
MONTHLY REPORT OF ADMINISTRATORS OF
FINANCE FOR DECEMBER, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10

Pom cGartrain railroad tax, 1871 New
orleans National Banking AssocIa-
ti0n............... ...'... 10 80
Sanitary inenectors disbursemenis $50 .i5
surveyor and employees, disbursements J'o Il
Surveyors office expenses, dlsburse- . IN
.
Sanitary exopnses d,sbursement, 80 90
Street repair, disbursements. I-,''S 81
Tax redemption, million loan, 1868 New
Orleans National Banking Assoc!
ton .....................-..... %
Tax redemption. million loan, 1862, Ne"
Orleans National Banking Ass0cia'
tom. ............... 2o9 90
Tax redemption, million loan, 1870. New
Orleans National Banking Associa-
non. i'''"o l.
Wages streets disbursements. ........ 49, 1873 80
Wages wharves and landings, dsburse-
mcnts. Observation-Disclosures. 1853 90
Wages drainage disbursements. 3 403 "a
Wages, laborers under surveyor, dis
bursa ME ts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 o.
Wharves and landings, repairs, dis
bursements .......,.......-....... $500 IA
Waterwork5, fuel, etc, disburse 338 90
John =. Walton. treasurer drainage
fund New Orleans National Bank
irg Association. ................... 965 60
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1925, Ill y
Balance December 80 1871 ......... ,88i 81
tfrsnd total .. 1888 opJ %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10

Louisiana Retreat, $3.50, J. S. Walton,
Sl04 %, Z. Levy. $54, w. A. Weed g. Co.,
S. so, r. Polls, $5i, and J. Hagan, $54, were
passed.
Claims of S. Belden, $3.50; c. II. Luzen-
berg, $3.50; j. A. Masicot, 800 40, and A.
l.. Collins, $20I 10, were passed and re-
terred to committee OF the whole.
A claim of 7. l.. Maxwell, late Sheriff,
for sil 30, was laid over to await a settle
and the city.
The Mayor suggested with respect to
these legal bills referred to committee of
the whole, there ought to be some record
kept to show whether they were acted upon
or not.
Mr.. Remick moved that hereafter the
Mayor, as chairman of the committee of the
whole, report back to the Council for its
approval al. matters referred to the com
mittee Of the whole together with the
action tax en- thereon.
Adopt ed, Nj Bonzano voting no.
Mr.. Shaw called up resolution, intro
duced by Mr. Lewis some six months ago
and laid over, appropriating $500 for firing
salute on the Fourth of July, in which
amount was now included the salute fired
in celebration of the fifty seventh anniver
sary of the battle of New Orleans
Mr.. Bonzano moved to postpone the ques
ton till Mr.. Walton, who was opposed to it,
could be present,
The motion to postpone was lost, and the
resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Bonzano gave notice under the rules
that at the next meeting he should move to
reconsider the vote Just taken.
MIR. Cockrem moved reconsideration
now.
The Chair ruled that motion to recon
slider at the present time was in order, not
withstanding the notice just given.
Mr.. Shaw moved to lay the motion to re-
consider on the table.
Mr.. Delassize seconded him.
The motion to reconsider was laid on the
table.
By Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance to settle with ID. c. Byerly.
Clerk of the Third District Court, for
costs in city tax suits tor the year 1868.
Be it ordained, That the Administrator
OF Public Accounts be and he is hereby au-
thorized to draw Il warrant in favor of d.
c. Byerly, Clerk of the Third District
Court, in full settlement of all claim for
costs in city suits for the year 1868, the
same to be receivable for taxes and licenses
due the city. for S5351 81.
Adopted.
BvMr. Shaw:
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator OF Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment OF the same:
Department Proper
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10

hfSpfcu, nat the AdmlnlStr2 Tor or I'M
provements be and he Is hereby authorized
To advertise tor proposals for one boat-load
Of coal, for use Of the various draining
mac hines in the city of New Orleans.
The resolution was adopted. with a pro
viso that bids should be called for both in
cash and appropriation certificates.
Financial Business.
Mr.. Shaw called up on final passage the
ordinance making appropriations for the
various orphan asyllIms for the past quarter
Mr. Renick suggested that. instead OF
being made a preference pa, mcnt, the APP
preparations to these different. institutions
should be paid III their turn, just as other
Liabilities OF the city were. To pay these
a>ylums by special order was an injustice
on the employees and small creditors of the
city. IN Institution with funded property
could a.I0ld 10 wait It's turn certainly quite
as well a. . poor man with hundred dol
lars month salary and large family to
support ont Of it.
Mr. Shaw promised to take this matter
into consideration before the next quarterly
appropriations were passed
The ordinance was then adopted.
An ordnance providing for interest on
seyen-thirty certificates, read twice last
week, was finally passed.
An ordinance 10 pay the interest due the
Bank Of New Orleans, read twice last week
was passed to final reading.
Claims Of the Fircmcn's Charitable Asso-
citation, FJS3 81, Firemcns Charitable As
ISOLATION, Sixth District. $500. were passed.
Claims of n. Trcpagnicr. 1890 -. and j.
4 Masicot, sJo72 80 end 5i7l4 10, were
passed and referred to committee Of the
whole with power.
An ordinance, read twice last week, ap
prop;iating 530IS o. for various expenses Of
the Department Of Improvements, com
mencing with ". X. Spearins, 80, was
passed.
Claims OF j. Klein. :i92, NJ. Chaser, So,
John L. Conway, $780, A. Hero, Jr., $50,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10

An ordinance appropriating money to de-
fray the expenditures of the Department
1871.
BE it ordained, That the following sums.
or so much thereof as may be necessary,
are hereby appropriated to detray the expen-
dtures of the Department Of Police for the
month of December, 1871, and that the Adj
ministrator of Public Accounts draw his war
rants on the Administrator of Finance in
Daympnt of the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-17
A RAMPANT RHINoCER0S.

Terrible Deprcdatiens by . Performing
Spikc-Noscd Monster-It Breaks Away
from Twenty-four Men, Horribly Multi
lates and Instantly Kills Two Men,
Upsets the Seats, Wounds Several Spec
tators and Frightens q Multitude,
Breaks tho Centre Pole and Brings
Down the Tent.
CHICAGO, August 49, 1872.
letter from Red Bird, small town In Monroe
county, ILL.,, gives thrilling account OF the escape
from its keepers of the rhinoceros belonging to
Warner & Co.'s Menagerie and Circus on the occa-
sion of its being brought into the ring for the rst
time. The showmen had prepared the animal for
the exhibition In the ring by attaching to ling in
its nose two strong wire ropes and twenty four
men were deemed sufficient to control the beast,
which submitted quietly to being led from the cage,
but on entering the arena, suddenly threw up its
head and plunging madly to the right and LETT broke
the tents. E. iss
Its first victim was John Gallem, q canvasman,
% WnS | Ss bFeas he wSs Killed. instantly
1t next ran its nose against Martin Ready, an
other canvasman, striking him In the stomach and
ripping out his bowcs-kllng him.
II next made dash In the direction OF the seats,
which by this time were cleared by the frightened
spectators, and knocked down nearly all of the
seats on one side Of the tent, dslocating the
shoulder of one OF the employees and breaking the
It then ran into the menagerie tent and upset
Mr.. F0repaugh's den Of performing animals, after
which 1t struck the centre pole with Its head;
the tiger and leopard but not breaking them SO as
to allow those animals to escape
curiosities. stampeding all the people in the vein
ity and rushed out through the side OF the canvas
into the street finally bringing up IN vacant
men succeeded In capturing the animal and getting
The damage 10 the show was about three thou
IN nd dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-17
THE SUNDAY CLAUSE.
The German Saloon Keeper Protective
Organization.

Organization.
The delegates of the German lager beer retailers
of this city, who few days since formed organiza
tions In the several Assembly districts for the
purpose Of insuring protection against the re-en-'
foroement OF the Sunday clause Of the Excise law,
and 70 secure the passage Of law to-
insure projection against the brewers, held meet
ing at the Bowery Garden yesterday. A temporary
organization was effected by the election OF tenn
porary officers, Christian schmidt, chairman. Mr.
previous meeting to wait upon the Excise Commis-
soners In reference to the Sunday question, SUI
United report stating that no ofhcial interview
had been granted to the committee BY the CominIs.
si0ners, but that the committee, IN private anu
informal conference with one OF the commissioners.
had been that the lager beer teoaerS W
not be prosecuted for any alleged VIOLATIONS VI we
Sunday clause OF the Excise law; that no arrests
win be made and that no licenses VIII De Imis
porion Of the several Assembly distrlcts were re-
ported TO have completed their organizations, ana
hlrther action was taken to make the organza-
thOrOuQn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-17

WITH pleasure and hope. want no companion nov,
though discovery means hard work. Some can
max what they call theoretical discoveries by
dreaming. should like to ofer prize for an ex-
pmndtion OF the correlation OF the structure and
economy OF the watershed with the structure and
Sooaony OF the great lacustrine rivers in the pro-
cucr,on OF the phenomena OF the Nile. Tie prize
mau on DG uhdervalued by competitors even who
ms y ver Un grea nave dreamed Of what has given
' t My S.eat trouble though they may have hit
c cn .ns d nn Of labor in dreaming and each dis
dscoyerv so ~ "a Two hundred miles, In the actual
cent NJ r;, haxa & Tea coffee sugar. and ex-
bnve Gomez o ana cattle Of that sort and
plum pudding must be the real genuine theoSrom nu
the food OF the gods, and otter to nj, Snno.
competitors glorious feast or beefsteaka NJ
No competition viii be allowed after have s
lshed my own explanation, on pain OF iro se Ruu-
execution, without benefit OF clergy "Aoui"s0
send home my journal by Mr.. STANLEY. soo,.n a..
Diaries and is full except o few thvc) PAGES s a
served for attitudes which cannot at present COW
IL contains few private memoranda FOR my famiIv
alone, and adopt this course in order TO secure IA
from risk In my concluding trip
Trusting that your lordshfp will award mo your
appreciation and sanction TO q little longer delay,
j have, DC, DAVID LIVINGSTONE,
Her Majestys Consul, inner Africa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-17
CARRYING DEADLY WEAPONS.

PHILADELPHIA August 16, 1s72
The charge OF carrying concealed deadly weapons
against Robert Lester Smith has been abandoned,
he having been convicted OF assault and battery
on H. r. Wager, and sentenced TO one years impris-
Onment. Smith Is now In jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-17

lowances for what, to some who do not know how
hard have toied to accomplish six-sevenths OF
the work. may appear Obstinacy, have, &C.,
DAVID LIVINGSTONE,
Her Majesty's Consul Inner Africa.
p. S.-The mortality by smallpox in this region is
30 enormous that venture to apply to govern
ment for a supply of vaccine virus to meet me on
my return-by one portion being sent In the Gov
ernor's mail bag to the Cape ana another portion
joined. Many intelligent Arabs have expressed
to me their willingness TO use IT.; II l
remember rightly, Lady Mary W. Montagu
brought the knowledge OF inoculatlon from
Turkey. This race, though bigoted, perhaps more
than the Turks may receive the superior remedy;
and II they do great boon will be conferred, for
very many thousands perish annually and know no
preventive. The reason for my troubling you is
do not know any OF the conductors OF vaccination
in London, and Professor Phristson, Of Edinbarg
who formerly put the virus up In capillary tubes
may not now Be alive. The capillary tubes are the
only means OF preserving the substance fresh In
this climate have seen, and If your l0rdship will
Kindly submit my request to vacclnators TO send
these tubes charged with matter Shall be able at
least to make an EFFORT to benefit this great popna-
ton ID. L.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-04
FRANCE.

PARIS, December 3.-Thc RlpuJlique
FrGnc1Se says in the event OF defeat on
organization under DulOurs motion on
Thursday, it is possible Theirs supporters
in the Lett will withdraw from the As
sembly,
Tho determination Of Thiers and his
cabinet not to resign bad Quieting influ.
enGe. The country is now tranquil.
The Committee Of Thirty met on
Thursday. Picard is mentioned for Minis.
Ter of the Interior, vice Lefrauc.
The Assembly will divide into two
great parties, the Left and the Right, for
the election on Thursday oi the commit.
tee OF seventy proposed by Minister Du.
iusre. The Minister of the Interior was
rendered by the President 10 NJ. Dufuarc
but he declined it.
The toOmbs Of General Covaignsc and
NJ. Baridin, in Mont Marie Cemetery
were decorated yesterday, in the presence
OF 500 persons. The demonstration was
quietly conducted and there was no in.
terlercnce on the part Of the police.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-04
WASHINGTON.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT CONTINGENT
FUND.

THE STATE DEPARTMENT CONTINGENT
FUND.
WASHINGTON, Deccmbcr3.-Thu rcporI
OF the Secretary of State on the cOnliu-
gent expenses shows that during the fiscal
year ending June last, tho contingent ex.
pendltures for foreign intercourse and
missions amounted 10 nearly $3000O
$25 900 were paid to satisfy tho Hudson
Bay and Puget Sound indemnity; $2Oa
were paid j. c. 3. Davis rs the bearer 10
England OF the Alabama Treaty. The
Treaty case cost $5S2, and the freight on
1t was SIS. The aggregate cost OF cable
kilograms was $4,000.
THE CHANGE on THE SUPREME BENCH
The resignation of Associate Justice
Nelson's judicial position was received
yesterday addressed TO the Secretary Of
State. The President accepted the rCsig.
nation and appointed Ward Hunt, of New
York, as Judge Nelson's successor The
nomination will be sent 10 the Senate 10.
morrow or Thursday.
CABINET MEETING.
The usual Cabinet meeting was held
to-day. All the members were in attend.
ance, but the session was very short.
PRESIDENTS VISIT TO NEW YORK.
The President will be accompanied to
New York 10 attend the ObSCquics Of Mr..
Greeley by his private secretary, Gen.
Bahcock, by Secretary Bclknap, Post.
master General CresWell, and probably
by other members OF the Cabinet. Sec.
rrtary Boutwell, will bc prcvcntc. by
public business from attending the III
neral. The President retains here on
Thursday morning.
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
At the Republican Senatorial caucus
this morning committee of five were
appointed to report a revised list Of com
mittces at the adjourned meeting of the
caucus tomorrow. None Of the Liberal
Republicans were present. The Liberal
Republican Chairmen OF committees will
doubtless be deposcd. The committee
consists ofMeSsrs. Frelinghuysen, Morrill,,
OF Maine, Ramsey, Stewart and Lewis.
II is understood that Senator Sumner
proposed to submit some remarks on the
death Of Mr.. Greeley had not the Senate
adjourned.
Judge Nelson OF the Supreme Court,
has resigned. The appointment of Ward
Hunter, of New York, to the vacancy
on the bench Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States, in place of associate Jus.
tiCe Nelson, is received with satisfaction
by those in this city who know him per
sOnally or by reputation.
Representative Morey, OF Louisiana,
chairman Of the Special Committee on
the Mississippi Levies, intends bringing
the subject before the House at an carly
day.
The Senate and House levec committee
are in consultation with the view of per.
tecting a bill acceptable to the army en-.
gineers' department.