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Ocean steamers.

NEW YORK. January 9.-Arrived-
Steamship Algeria from Liverpool.
Arrived-Steamship City Of Antwerp,
from Liverpool. ., c..
Loopox, January 9.-Arrived-Steam-
ship Lessing from New York.
Nrw YORK. January l0.-Arrived-
Steamship Bolivia, from Glasgow.
MEMPHIS. January lO.-RiVer rose
FIVE inches past twenty-four hours.
Weotber very cold. No ice in the river.
Denarted-Chas. Morgan, New Orleans.
SAN Francisco, January lO.-Ar--
rived-U. 5. Revenue steamer Richard
Rush from New York, via Rio Jsneiro,
Talcahote and Valparaiso.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO January 9.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000. Market quiet; weather too
intensely cold for out door business;
prices steady and unchanged. Shipments
1900 Hogs-Receipts 1900; some 256
cars of stock on the Burlington road be-
ing detained Market fairly active and
unchanged at So 25(a7 IS for inferior to
extra; closing firm. Shipments $500.
Sheep--ReceIpts 1000 Market steady
and unchanged.
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Grand Calico Ball.

CLEVELAND, January 10.-Arrange-
ments for the grand charity calico ball,
TO be given next Thursday evening, for
the benefit of the Bethel Relief As
snciation and the Wilson street hospital,
sra completed. Over five thousand invi-
tations have been issued. 1t is believed
tbat this ball will be the grandest affair
nf the kind ever held in the country.
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Tug administration Press seems to
think ha, secured good point on the
Democrat, Of Louisiana, because they
asked fora ,4usd Of United States soldiers
:. maintain peace in the State House,
when violence seemed to be threatened.
However. they can make nothing out Of
tn, incident. 1t was not the desire of
the Democrats To- call on the military for
any political interference; they did not
desire the soldiers to eject any member,
Democrat or Republican, from his seat,
nor 10 have anything TO do
with organizing the legislature. They
onlv saw confusion and excite
lurnt existing in the galleries, and know
.ns that the man acting as Governor o.
,n, State would make no effort to pre-
serve the peace and seeing his police
hanging around without disposition to do
so, they naturally possessed themSe Ives
the most available means fer protecting
life. They merely asked General DETRo-
BRAND TO assist in quieting the uproar,
whether made by Democrats or Repub-
ilcsns. 1t was only Il move made by
SHERIDAN banditti 10, peace, and to
urryrnt bloodshed
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Cincinnati Hog Market.

Hogs-Receipts 3,l69 head; most of
the offerings low grades; moderately ac-
tive for better grades. Common to extra
$G rs; medium to fair St Sj@7 lOi
good packing and butchers s. 2OG7 30;
1000 are left over unsold% shipments
1877 head.
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New York Money and stock
Market

New YORK, January 9.-MoNEY-
Easy; loaning at 3Ca 3! per cent; prlm"
mercantile paper j!a7 per cent. Sterl-
ing firm at iSGGa 100.
GoLD-Opencd at 1l2s, fell off TO III!
and closed at 1l2f Carrying rates 200
per cent. Dry goods imports for the
week $4.4G9.G5l. Specie engagements
for Tomorrow 100000. Customs re-
ceipts, $27OGO0. Treasury disburse-
ncnts SSS2,OOO Clearings S5l l,OOO,OOO'
En,.,.u,-,,.,.n. nmn nnh stnnlv
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The final argument in Hon. WILLIAM
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GENERAL WILLIAM T. SHERMAN says
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New Orleans no more than he would All
Indian village, but if ordered, would
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Lively Correspondence BciN cen Ger
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT. !
"FFlgE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
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PROBABILITIES.

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THE WORKS OF {. MARLITT,

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The Mayor and Council OF Ne"
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The public schools will reopen on
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Unfounded Reports.

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The L.rrs., Dl.mona in tn. us.

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