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NEW ORLEANS.

NO REORGANIZATION OF THE MILITIA PRO-
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. Is, 1874.
General Heron authorizes me to deny the report
that the State militia Is to be reorganized and ne
to take command. A member OF General Long,
streets command also contradlcts 1t. The police,
however, win be reorganized simply as peace
onicers In the city and not to raid all over the
State.
THE RETURNING BOARD RECOVERING.
It is SAID the Returning Board has recovered
from the scare now that they nnd the people or.
derly and disposed to suffer more rather than give
cause for the interference OF Grant in the organ
ization OF the Legislature, which Is evidently the
last hope OF the radicals
THE SCHOOL DIFFICULTY
still continues but the children have quietly but
firmly rendered mixed schools hereafter impossi-
BILE. The radicals claim thai the issue was acci-
dentally forced oy the error OF superintendent
B0othby's clerk, who, when ordered to send out
circulars TO the teachers notifying them TO send
up their advanced pupils for examination in
the nigh schools coorrs addressed them 70 the
as whites instead Of merely to white. schools as
formerly This may De true In some cases. but
among those expelled are some who have been at
II the demagogues VINO are attempting to al
the schools with blacks persist It is probable the
whites will quietly withdraw their children.
THE CARNIVAL is COMING.
Preparations for the carnival are going on salts.
factoriy IL 10 said steps Will be taken to induce
sad carnival TO this long suffering people II Con-
gress does not give them relief by that time.
UNION AGAINST cARPEr-BAGGERs.
hold meeting to make overtures to the conserva-
tives for union against the Kellogg faction.
FALLACY RIDICULED.
war here or that negroes from the country are
coming In for aggressive purposes.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Carl Rosa is expected here in few days from
Europe.
Thomas gives classical matinee at steinway
Hall to-day.
Mile. Cora Adriana dances at Barnum's Hippo
drome on Monday.
Mr.. D. Baron has a complimentary concert at
Tienor's Lyric Hail this evening.
The oratorlo of the "Messiahn will be the feature
at Steinway's on Christmas night.
Strakosch gives Italian opera at popular prices
during Christmas week at the Academy.
The first Brooklyn Philharmonic concert takes
place this evening" under Thomas direction.
Albert Weber is preparing concert in which J.
N. Pattson and A. Il. Pease will play piano duet.
The following programme has been under con-
sideraton, at popular prices, by Mr. Strakosch for
his spring season at the Academy :-.Tann-
hauser," '.n Profeta," "Flying Dutchmann and
"Lohengrin.' 1t will carry him through safely il
adopted.
The st. Elizabeth's Hospital takes q benefit at
the Academy OF Music tonight. Mrs. Sheridan
Shook will appear as Julia, in ''The Hunchback,n y
supported by the Charity Dramatic Association,
which Is too well known to require Endorsements
The celebrated Praeger family, Miss Sophia Flora
Hebron, the accomplished pianist; Mrs. Dowland,
Mrs. william H. DAVIS Mr.. George Sweet and sew
eral other popular artists will appear DR.. Walter
NJ Fleming. surgeon Of the hospital, has also
volunteered to deliver nautical poem. Proscen-
ium boxes have been sold as high as 500.
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THE PRUSsIAN PARLIAMENT.

LEGIsLATIvB OPPOSITION TO THE GERMAN
SECRET SERVICE SYSTEM.
BERLIN, Dec. Is. 1874.
In the Reichstag to-day, during the considera-
tion OF the appropriations for the Foreign once,
Herr Windhorst opposed the grant for the secret
service, and moved to strike 1t out.
Herr Bennlngsten replied that the motion was
simply an attack on Prince Bismarck, in whose
person the ultramontanes increasingly and bitterly
assalled the German Empire and the national
policy. he asked that the Reichstag pass vote
of confidence In the Chancellor by rejecting the
motion to cancel the grant for the secret service
A division took place, and Herr Windhorsrs
motion was defeated by vote OF II yeas to 1870
nays
PRINCE BISMARCK IN THE HALL.
Prince Bismarck entered the Reichstag lmmedi-
ately after the vote on Herr Windhorsts motion
was announced.
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CALLING FOR TROOPS.

THE MAJORITY OF THE MISSISSIPPI LEGIsLATURE
DEMANDING EXECUTIVE PROTECTION,
JACKSON, Miss, Dec. Is, 1874
In the Senate to-day the committee 10 whom
was referred Governor Ames' message presented
majority and minority report. The majority
report embodied resolution urgently
calling on the President OF the United
States for troops to suppress insurrection
and to prevent future occurrences or a ike
nature. The minority report Numerically op.
poses the conclusions OF the majority, and states
eral interference certainly there Is now no neces
sity Tor United states troops unless to as
slst IN carrying the SPECIAL election ordered
IN Warren county by the Supervisors. The major
ity report was adopted.
Tne House passed resolution appointing COM
mittee to Investigate VcKsburg AFFAIRS and appro-
prlatlng $4,000 to pay the expenses OF said COM
The Legislature will adjourn tomorrow.
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SATURDAY SUPPLEMENT-

found, after strict search. that number OF doc
umens were missing from It's archives.
THE TESTIMONY.
The evidence went to sustain this charge ac-
cording TO the rule OF the Court. curious iea-
ture In the case was the production In court Of
copies OF special kilograms to the NEW YORK
HERALD.
THE TERM OF SENTENCE.
Counting from the period OF Count Won Arnim's
first imprisonment, as given above, he will. ac-
cording to the sentence. have to serve sixteen
days in prison, to the 5th OF January. 1875.
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CONSTANTiNOPLE, D0C. 10, 1914.
The Leuont Herald publishes distressing accounts
OF the famine in Asia Minor.
The prospect Ii represented as appalling.
THE SCENE OF THE SUFFERING.
The visitation Of famine which came upon the
people OF Angora, in Aslatic Turkey some few
months since, and which then pressed 80 heavily
on the impoverished population OF that once
famous market place, was temporarily relieved by
government aid and the charity OF foreigners. Its
effects remained, Notwithstanding. The poverty
Of the people has been gradually extending, until
now we have the fact that grim want, followed by
disease and death, has invaded the wretched
stricken territory which is known as Ana
tOha-the western extremity Of Asia, and,
IN It's Asia nosi MueF hs s4
Turkish pashalics. Anatolia Is included between
the thrty-sxth and lorty-second parallels OF north
latitude ana between the twenty-sixth and forty
frst meridans Of east longitude The Ottoman
Turks constitute about nine-tentns OF the popula-
ans, Koords and some few Zlngari Agriculture.
as practical art Is wholly unknown The prin-
crops for wine and Oil, and in weaving carpets and
shawls. The country was known to the Romans.
50 Va its " ay
almost entirely disappeared under the combined
influence OF q heavy mperiahst taxation and the
peculatons OF host OF greedy onicias.
VERY LATE REPORT FROM THE SCENE.
Tue present famine has alreaLy been reported to
the outside world. An English gentleman, who
had Just returned TO Constantlnople from Asia
Minor, writing on the 10th OF November, speaks OF
the calamity In the following wOrds:-"The need
for help continues to be great. At Angora 5000
persons are dependent for their daily bread on
charity. The Governor Of the place Is doing his
utmost, and deals out some three-quarters OF
pound Of hour daily to each OF these poor people
out OF the supplies which reach him. The vine-
yards OF the district were laden with fruit, but as
there was one to gather 1t 1t was rottlng away.
Cold has already set In, and as the winter advances
the want Of means wherewith to procure fuel WIN
make itself felt Portions Of Galatia high uplands
and the cold IN those districts Ia severe In winter
The poverty OF the people Is greater alter SO long
a periodbof famine. Touching Incidents have been
related to me which reveal the misery which pre-
walls In these regions better shan any labored &C.
count Of 1t. An English riend VINO mad occasion
TO travel through the country during the summer,
met two children, boy OF nine, with his sister,
about four. trying In their simplicity to make their
way down TO Smyrna where they had relatives IN
order to fee from the land Of death. The same
friend, when relieving a hungry crowd, heard a
Moslem woman exclalm, Tnat Is the kind OF inf
del should wish Tor my lather' Another Eng
llsh friend, who had distinguished himself for
his efforts for the famine distress, has had his leet
kissed again and again by the objects OF his kind
neSS,u
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Gray. One OF the prisoners Silas Oliver. admitted
that he shot Gray under orders from Jen. Tucker.
. prominent man in the Black League, but VINO
seems not TO have had any military command.
Oiiver stated that ne hated TO Kill the man. but
was sworn to ooey his o11cers and when Tucker
killed him Instantly. The negroes charged Gray
with giving the whites lntimation OF the proposed
attack on vlcksburg, and refusing to Join them
(tne blackS) against the whites. 0liver says ne
heard this stated by the leaders OF his squad be.
fore the order was given him to shoot. The
anldavtts charge oliver with malicious and willul
murder. and Jen. Tucker being accessory, to
await an examination ON Wednesday next.
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vICKSBURG.

THE MURDER OF JAMES GRAY--AN ADMISSION
THAT HE WAS SHOT UNDER oRDzRs FROM
JzFH. TUCKER, coLoRED.
vICKsBuRG, Miss., Dee. Is, 1874.
The negroes who were engaged In the Snyders
Bluff neht we're brought to this city to-day, on
warrant for the murder Of 3 negro named James
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