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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI Dec. 1.-kiver Is feet 10 niche;
and rising. Departed: Charles Morgan for New
Orleans.
EVANSVILLE. Dec. n.-Wea'her cloudy and
cold, heavy snow this evening. River falling.
Susie Silver up at IL P. NJ, Mary Houstt n,
P. M.
PTrTsBURG, Dec. 1.-River feet and falling
Departed: j. L. Rhodes for New Orleans.
CAIRo, Dec. 11.-Arrived Commonwealth from
New Orleans II P. NJ, Atlantic from New Or
leans P. M, Arlington from Cincinnati, 4. De-
parted: Commonwealth for S.. Louis, 3 A. NJ,
Arlington for New Orleans, 5 P. NJ. River rising
Is feet inches. Weather cloudy and cold.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. l1.-Weather cool and cloudy.
River rose 10 inches 10 feet in the canal on
the falls.
MEMPHIS, Dec. II. - River fell 8 inches.
Weather clear and COOL Arrived: Osceola Belle
for Louisville. Departed: Snag -boat Macomb for
Arkansas River, Ruth and Augusta for White
River, Minnesota for Cincinnati, Capitol City for
st. Louis.
VIcKsBURG, Dec. 11.-Passed down: Peytona
at A. NJ, Katie at A. NJ, Belle Of Shreveport
at 7 A. NJ, John A. scudder at 10 A. NJ, Ouachita
Belle at P. M. Up: H. &. Turner at 10 last
night, J. B. Maude at s last night, Frank Par
goud at II A. NJ Arrived: Belle st. Louis at 8
A. NJ, GAINESVILLE at P. NJ River fallen one
inch.
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ceiving at your hands this evidence OF respect
and appreciation, and to express to you my ae
acknowledgement for the courtesy you nave mani
tested in extending tome this very cordial recep-
ton. beg you to accept my thanks and excuse
me from saying anything more than DID you an
good night"
Speaker Kerr retired with cheers and music
Senator Wallace, of Pennsylvania, was then
introduced and said, "the Forty-f fourth Congress
had now been intrusted to the Democracy, it WAS
for them to prove their, ability in lessening me
burdens of an oppressed overtaxed people; stop
the leaks and punish the wrong doors. Economy
must mark every step, and the government be
administered for the benefit OF all sections. The
Democracy was about to enter upon their trial
the people themselves the judges.
1t was for the Democrats in Congress to prove
their fitness for the high places to which they
were called. They must be governed by states
manship deep and wide enough to cover every
section and the great interests OF ALL and Judg-
ment and discretion must mark their pathway.
Senators English, Thurman and Stevenson, and
Repres entative Cox, were also serenaded, and
respectively acknowledged the compliment in
brief remarks.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK, Dec 11.-s32O,000 in specie was
shipped during the week.
The General Transatlantic Steamship Com
pany state that the Amerique was about 500
miles from Brest when spoken by the Koln.
Among the passengers who were transferred to
the steamer Chins were L. 81. and A. Brodeur,
of Philadelphia SO cabin and rs steerage pas
sengers remained on board LAmerque. but no
fears are entertained for her safety.
New YORK, Dec. 11.-To-morrow's Sunday
Times will contain the following:
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
New York, Dec. IL.
The Republican National Committee will meet
on Thursday January Is, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at
the Arlington HOTEL Washington, for the pur-
pose of fixing the time and place for holding the
next Republican National Convention for the
nomination of President and Vice President.
E. D. MORGAN, Chairman.
W. E. CHANDLER, Secretary.
The break in the direct csble is in fifty 70
seventy fathoms Of water. The Faraday Will
come from London to repair it.
NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-Messrs. Oelrichs Co.,
agents Of North German Lloyds, in this city,
have received the tollo wing dispatch from the
company's Office in Bremen. great explosion
has occurred at Bremerhsven of case OF dyns-
mts on the quay belonging to passenger bag
gage. Many lives were lost. The steamer
Mosel is slightly damaged, but we expect to Sail
her tomorrow. 1t is not yet known whether the
killed and wounded were passengers by the
steamer.
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HAVANA ITEMS.

HAVANA, Dec 1.-THE Toz de Cubd, conf
menting on that part of the Presidents message
which relates to Cuba, says: seen. Grants Ian q,
guage se.ms to have been chosen to wound the
susceptibilities of the Spanards He seems TO
like playing with fire. He does not know the
temperament Of the Spaniards any more than
did Napoleon"
The Diaro censures the tone of the message,
which was published while negotiations were
pending between the United States ard Spain
1t praises, family, the Presidents refusal to
acknowledge the Cuban insurgents as be'lger-
ents and says that the part of the message re-
lating to Spain is studiously obscure. Finally,
the Diaro. at the conclusion Of two columns and
a half of the criticism, says:
1--WE believe Gen. Grant has Disguised the in
surgents and wounded Spanish pride in his I'M
trary to the spirit Of the American people who
eminently desire peace, and has satisfied no one.
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FROM PANAMA.

PANAMA, Dec. 2-The political tempest in
Columbia has in measure ceased. Private let
tiers from Guayaquil speak Of the expulsion of
the Jesuts from that country by a popular de-
monstration.
The fnancers OF Peru are gloomy; the gov
eminent and banks may be said to be virtually
bankrupt.
A great fire occurred at Malabergo.
The Opinion Nactondl. OF Lima. publishes a
story that an immense quantity OF human re-
mains have been taken from one of the walls OF
the OLD San Andreas Hospital. Between 1000 and
5000 skeletons are said to have been Uncovered
The San Andreas Hospital was built in 1857.
The South Pacific Times, quoting the story OF
the Opinion NdciOndl says the impression gen.
orally prevails that these bones belong to the
victims of the Inquisition. They appear to be
from $50 to 200 years old, and from their appear
ance lead to the belief that their bodies were
thrown into the opening between the walls. All
the skeletons appear to be clothed.
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No Postponement-NO DELAY.

Information having been received from
agents all over the country that tickets in the
Golden Drawing of the Louisiana State Lot
terry are selling rapidly, and enough having
already been sold to justify the company in
assuming the risk of all unsold tickets, it has
been wisely determined to announce that in
the coming drawing no scaling of prizes will
take place. Prizes will therefore be paid in
full, and the holders of lucky numbers will
reap enough to live at their ease for the re-
mainder Of their lives. Indeed, 80 rapidly
are tickets going off that we advise those who
wish to purchase to try their luck at once, as
there will positively be no postponement, and
the chance to win fortune may slip away.
By raising clubs of ten the tickets can be pur-
chased at liberal discount.
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RICHMOND, Dec. 11.-Sixth ballot, Johnson AZ;
Goode AZ; Stuart AZ.
RICHMOND, Dec. 11.-There were four ineffect-
There will be another session tonight.
The fourteenth ballot resulted = Goode A,
Johnston IS, ]. R. Tucker SO. The baoting will
continue Monday morning. This fllibustering
will probably 60 on until Tuesday, when direct
vote for United States Senator will be taken in
joint session of the General Assembly as required
by law. The name Of State Senator John W.
Daniel was presented to the caucus to-day, but
was Immediately withdrawn. 1t is evidently the
intention Of his friends to keep him back for the
a good run
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We are glad to see again in our city, Mr.. E.
d, Julio, one Of the most promising and accom-
plished painters that New Orleans has produced
who has recently returned from Paris, where he
has been spending two years in perfecting him.
selfin his art. Mr.. Julio, our readers will re-
member, was the artist who originated and exc
cuted that most striking and life-ike painting of
the last meeting between Gems. Lse and Stone
wall Jackson, copies of which are to be seen in
every city, town and hamlet in the land. MIR.
Julios studio is at No 60 Oarondelet street.
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Stocks closed dull and
steady.
rency, $41, 523, 016.
The Sub-Treasurer paid out $4,000 on account
of interest and s436, coo for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day SAB 00G
NEW YORK, Dec. II, Evening.-Money closed
active at 6; sterling 4.S411aa. Gold closed 11414 a.
114a. Governments dull and strong, new 5s
1l74; States dull and nominal.
The following is the bank statement: Loans
decreased 81 625, 000 specie increase 81 ,375, O00
legal tenders decreased ooo deposits na6 de-
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-For the South Atlantic
States, southwest winds, warmer and cloudy
weather, with light rain.
For the Gulf States, northwest winds, station
airy or rising barometer, warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and the upper
lake region, rising barometer, cooler, northwest
winds and snow, followed by clearing weather.
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HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA CLAUs-we call the
a s,e 10 o. our readers to the splendid new
Canal street, Touro buildings. They have lust
received fresh and new goods. carefully selected
by Mr.. Gueble himself Their prices are as low
as possible, and their goods are fresh and just
price of their kid gloves IN anticipation Of the
h9ndays-the prices of which are given in their
advertisement in another column. We advise
our readers to call and examine for themselves,
as We are sure they will be pleased
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. II, 6 P. M-Barometer
3d. Wind northwest strong. Weather cool.
Arrived: Steamer New York, at 3 this morning,
Quick master, from New York to q. A. Whitney
& Co.
Sailed: Steamer Prince Edwards and ships
Forest Eagle and Carondelet.
The ship Malta and bark Pedro Gussi are at
anchor inside, bound out.
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EVENING DRESS GooDs.-Those noted dry
goods merchants, Messrs. Levois l. Jamison, 1875
Canal street, are now offering one of the largest
lines OF worsted and silk grenadines ever seen
In this city, and have placed them at nearly half
their usual prices, preferrng to sell them in this
manner to their friends and patrons rather than
offer them at auction. Read their advertisement
and give them a call
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF DRY
GooDs.-Our old friends, Messrs. M. l.. Byrne Il
Co., 163 Canal street, have made immense re-
ductions in the prices of dry goods, and this
being vel known and appreciated, the ladies are
daily flocking to their store in great numbers,
and are making extensive purchases. The fact
hive, so active and busy are all within This
figure is, in one respect, defective, for there are
no drones there, whilst there are an unusual
number of queen bees during business hours.
We advise our readers to carefully read Their
advertisement, and to call and examine their
goods.
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"The Miller of silcott MILL" by Mrs. Daring
ton DesIonde, published by G. W. Carleton u
Co., Philadelphia. We are under many obligations
to the authoress of this very interesting novel
for an elegant copy of the same 1t Is dedl-
Gated to that learned and venerable gentleman,
MIR. Alexander Dimitry, as loving tribute OF
grateful friend.
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A grand concert, for the benefit Of Moreau
Street Church, will be given at Grunewald Hall,
on Tuesday night, December IA. The pro-
gramme of performances is published in another
columns most attractive one, as will be seen.
There will, no doubt, be an immense attendance
on the occasion
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Riverside Club.

The riverside Club met last night at Mr. Ly-
onss hail, Ill Tchoupitoulas, corner Girod
used for the meeting, the attendance, neyerthe
less, was large. The officers OF the club we're
appointed as the Conference Committee to meet
the Committee OF the Peoples Democratic Club.
After the usual business this staunch club, which
is one of the largest and moot influential in the
ward, adjourned subject to call.
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HAHN L.

GALVESTON. Dec. 11.-Arrived: Schooner L.
H. Knowles from Port Royal, schooner Grace
Andrews from Amsterdam. Cleared: City Of
Houston for New York, ship A. F. SLOVENIAN for
Liverpool, bark Enrique for Cork. Sailed. City
of Houston for New York, bark Magda for Live
pool, schooner Stephen Bennets Ior Fall River,
schooner II. W. Foster for Liverpool.
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RIOT AT ROLLING FORK.

VIcKsBURG, Dec IA riot is reported at
Rolling Fork, IS miles above here, growing out
of an attempt of negroes to rescue black man
under arrest. Seven negroes, including two Of
the leaders, were killed.
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VISITORS GUIDE TO NEW ORLEANS. - Our
friend, Mr.. J. Curtis Waldo, has succeeded in
compiling most complete and interesting guide
to the various attractions and localities Of the
Crescent City, and any one DESTROYS of seeing the
many attractions within our limits will find his
work of invaluable interest and benefit to them.
A long acquaintance with the leading spirits of
our city and thorough knowledge of it's points
of interest has enabled him to compile an index.
which for accuracy and reliability we heartily
command.
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Up THEY Cone AND Down THEY Go.-The
sales OF dry goods at auction, at 100 Canal street.
the benefits Of getting fine, beautiful goods, at
about one-half their value. This is one of the
most important auction sales that we have ever
had IN this city, and probably there never was a
~ more extensive Line OF trst,class dry goods sold
III A. NJ, and P. NJ. every day.
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GRAND FANCY AND CALICO BALL-On the even
ing of January 16, 1876, there will be grand
fancy and calico ball at st. Patrick's Hall, given
by the Screwmsn's Benevolent Association. The
balls of this society have always been noted for
their attractions, and, judging from the reports
in circulation, we feel convinced that the society
in 1876 will surpass all their previous EFFORTS.
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Men who wish to array themselves in the finest
and most fashionable clothing, would do well to
pay visit to the establishment of Mr.. A. Capt.
ton, No. 2 Carondeet street. He announces that
he has reduced his prices fully twenty five per
cent. de does not confne himself to mems
clothing, but plumes himself on making ladies'
coats = manner that cannot be surpassed in
this q any other country
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PRIZES Won AT THE ST. JOINS FAIR. The
following is list of successful candidates for
prizes at the fair given at st. Pstricks Hall for
the benefit Of St. Johns Church, on Dryades
street: Miss NJ Maher, gold watch and chain;
Miss Maggie Furniss, gold cross and chain; Miss
K. Cosgrove, silver pitcher; Miss G. Fountain,
gold bracelets; Miss R. Finney. gold locket;
Miss q. McGrevey, gold cross and chain; flags,
hats and ball. Amateur B. B. Club.
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We are under obligations to Mississippi Fire
Company No. for pleasant serenade last even
ing, after their annual election OF oiicers, and
for the many expressions Of good will made to
MS on the occasion.
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That staunch and popular fire company, volun-
teer No. 1, will give grand fancy dvess mask
and fremen's ball at st. Patrick's Hall on New
Years Eve, for the benefit of the widows and Or
phans of deceased members. We bespeak for
them a generous attendance.
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CHEAPER Than AUcTIoN.-Under this heading,
and it is in this case no sonndino nbraso s;n;f1
ing nothing, Messrs. Braselman & Adams. the
proprletors OF the celebrated store corner of
Magazine and st. Andrew Streets are now offer
ing ing an immense variety of articles suitable for
lady readers to call on Messrs- R,.sa,mon 4
Adams; no matter how exalted and fastidious
Their taste may be, they will find there the goods
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A NIGHT WITH SHAKEsPEARE.-On next Thurs
day evening, MI. Joseph G. Fountain will give
an entertainment at Grunewald Hall, consisting
of readings from Shakespeare's most admired
plays. Mr. Fountain has devoted especial atten-
t;on to those works Of the great author which
have demanded the serious consideration OF the
hoat scholare Of the age, and invites the attention
80 ali lovers Of the drama to the result OF his
stnov and research. During the evening the
popular composer and performer Mr. basle
Bares will be heard in several Of his cholses' Sc
factions. Cards Of admission only htty cents
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READY FOR THE HoL1DAYs.-Mr. Louis Grune-
wald, the proprietor of the well-known Grune-
wald Hall, on Baronne street, near Canal, has an
extraordinary stock Of pianos, organs, musical
instruments, music, etc. He is prepared to sell
from such famous manufacturers as Steinway,
Pleyel, Westermayer, Knabe, etc. Read Mr..
Grunewalds advertisement and give him a call.
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Masonic INsrALLArIoN.-The following officers,
elected to serve Geo. Washington Lodge, No.
65, +. & A. NJ, during the ensuing year. were
duly installed on Wednesday evening. Dec 8, viz.
S. Sandak, W. NJ; B. A. Golden, Sr. W.; Geo.
w. Collins, Jr W.; j. r. Turck, Treasurer; z. NJ
Pike, Secretary; Owen Gernon. Sr. D.; A. G. Lob
dell, Jr. D.; Vim. Tell, Tyler.
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SERMON TO YOU'VE MEN "A sermon addressed
especially to young men will be preached BY Rev.
H. H. Waters, in lSt. Pauls Church, D. T., this
evening at O'Clock.
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Ats regular monthly meeting OF the Young
Mems Violet Social Club, held by the above
named club on the 7th inst, the following named
officers we're elected for the ensuing year:
PA. villermin, President; J. Schulz. Vice Pre-
sident; H. Grover, Secretary; It. Il. Otteson,
Treasurer; NJ B. May Guardian.
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THE MASON observation-disclosures. L.. Caboche
and Victor Despeaux have newly renovated this
Blanche, ISL Canal stteet, where can be found
the choicest wines and liquors. The new propri-
etors know the wants and tastes Of the bibu-
lous community, and have prepared for the
same
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CHRISTMAS PREsENTs.-Mr. W. E. Seebold, 166
Canal street, has made extensive preparations
for supplying the young folks with the hsndsom-
est and most attractive toys, etc. 1t is we'll I'M
store from the admirably selected stock of MI.
Seebold
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A PRIVATE LErrER.-Gen. Augur has received
communication from Gov. Kellogg, calling his
attention to the fact that 'awlessness' exists in
the parishes of East and West Feliciana, and sug-
costing that he Gen. Augur) take the necessary
steps to quell it. The letter was very private,
but it's contents leaked out.
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NAVAL sroREs.-The attention Of the trade
is directed to the advertisement Of our esteemed
friend, Mr.. James G.. Clark, 50 Magazine street,
who always has on hand and for sale very large
stock OF lime, oil, and other articles which can
not be enumerated at present.
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Home Hook and Ladder Fire Company No.
give their first grand complimentary soiree on
Monday evening December 49, at their Hall, on
Marengo street, near Magazine.
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Morgan Fire Company No. g. of Algers will
give their first grand fancy dress. calico and
fremen's ball at Philharmonic Hall, Algiers, on
the evening Of Friday, December 81.
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Drop in at Seebold's, 166 Canal street, and ex-
anime his stock of toys and Christmas presents.
Be sure to look at his immense collection of ar
ticles III this line.
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There will be a grand concert at Grunewald
Hall on Tuesday evening, Dec. IA, for the benefit
Of the Moreau Street Church.
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Our readers will find at /. L. Lyons's, corner
Camp and Gravier, the most elegant selection of
fancy and holiday goods in the city, at low prices.
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Buy your buggy and carriage of L. T. Maddux,
35 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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BABCOCK,S BAIL.
THE CONTESTED ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Babcock gave $1,000 bail for
his appearance in st. Louis.
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Blackmans Commercial College, 131 Caronde-
let Terms reduced. See advertisement.
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| A Russia leather. silver-mountej, furniture
gents dressing case, at Levy's, for $50, worth
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Buy your buggy and carriage Of L. T. Maddux,
IS Carondelet street. New Orleans.
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The Young Mems Concordia Glee CLUB VIII give
their seventh annual fancy dress and masquerade
bail at Exposition Hall on New Years Eve.
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Barnum outdone-a dancing bear for 81 at
r
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>. Wants and To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
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Waits and 10 Rent inser ted in the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE following were the
| closing Quotations at the Stock Exchange: