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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-23

HoUsE

WASHINGTON, Dec. To- General
Gibson moved an addition to the
regular committees Of the House
IA committee og IL to be known
as the Mississippi Levee Commit
tee. Adopted. Gen. Gibson will
be Chairman when the committee
Is appointed.
Adjournment Of f1ae House.
Aninefectual attempt was made
u pass 4 bin reducing third class
mail matter to one cent per TWO
ounces.
House adjourned to Tuesday.
SENATE.
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1eiesfopnic Brevitfes.
Washington
a..l.I r.Is.ram i II. y. 3. Tins.

spe-iai Telegram te U.s. Al D Times
WARRINGTON, Dee 10, 1876.
It S. Reported That tie President
and BfiHtaw had & serious misun-
defstanding to-day. 10 conse-
auence at the dismissal hy presi-
aeuGai order 81 ex-senator Hem
3erson, counsel faf the Govern.
tnent III THE So Loms whisky cases.
5nst6w insisted Shat ha BE re-
tanned because 81 bis intimate
knowledge of The case, and the
President That he 81 dismissed for
reflections upou his integrity.
Bnstow is reported to have said,
If Sou don't want your friends
indicted, keep them from steal
mn g
The friends Of the Texas Pacific
road are inbilant over tie promise
af the speaker to appoint Lamar
chairman III the Railroad Commit
lee Of the House. n.
WASHINGTON, Dec. TO, 1875.
IA democratic caucns will be
held ou Monday next, to outline
the work for the session An ex-
ecntive committee viii be appoint
"a. To whom an bills and resolu-
tinns win be referred. TIE object
If this il 10 choke off the indis-
Greet members IF the House, who
are primed with great speeches.
n
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1875.
West is milking a powerful effort
70 have Billings appointed District
Judge r.
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I-nlIo CnarIes. T.oMiainmEs.
THE
I" PHILHARMONIC PIANO.

This entirely new sostrument possessing AZ
the essential qualities 81 more expensive and
higher priced Fianos u offered az d lower price
than any sisnilar enc nos ID tie market. tits
durable, with q ma ni6eeneo of tome hardly
surpassed and yet EN- re purchase AZ prices
and % terms wit n The reueh q Oh. This
inriFnmeRt hna all the MudeFn improvements
inclndinT tue celebrated /" Agraae = treble aud
ID FULLY wauautca. Catalogues mailed.
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(" DIR. ROGERs0N's
QUEEN VICTORIA
81 d u ~ IN IL 8 z,

- III IL ~ A IL a ~, -
For the cure Of Female Compla nts Ienrt
- Lung - Liver Kiacey = Bowo Blood
and Skin Diseases Chi Il and Fever Group
-Catarrh Hopping Cough--Asthna -Dys
pepsia-- Worms Coughs--Nervou Debility
Each S 90 hy Mail.
Advice gratis, with o. without Mcdi"ine.
Write sgmptoms.
An kinds of Female Com liints a speciality
Dr. X gersnn rom scotland, WIS pupil of
the ale Sir james Simpson, Physician "a
Queen Victoria.
Address, DIR. r.. ROBERTSON,
p. o. Box $3.50, ~. Y, tity.
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nNs Ana aaEaa
wIItEAN eRBee.
OFFICE OF
GREGG'S PURCHASING BUREAU,
NO. \ BURGUNDY STREET,

eomar n eanaI. Nov lrIasn.. I.ouiaiana.
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4 FTER NATURE DEJTBERATI0N AS
A to tho wants aud necessities peculiar IT,
this section af the country.
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Tho Weekly Journal Of Agriculture and
Farmer Is 4 consolidation 1t tho monthly Jours
NIL &c Agriculture and me weekly Missouri
Farmer and g now
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Grimes md Casualties,

John Turner, prominent editor, lawyer and
polite an residing in Marston, Wis, commit
ted saiCide, Friday.
Henry Ell. GIllisbee OF Cincinnati. com mitted
suicide Saturday. He had Induced number
of women to take shares in building associa-
ton, and the concern becoming bankru pit and
failing in his endeavor to pay them, was led to
the act by remorse
George French three years old, son of Henry
French, was drowned in Lowell Saturday
morning, in the Suffolk canal. He fell in
while playing on she bank.
VIM. Maxfield, formerly Democratic poll.
tlc!an of some prominence, in New Bedford,
shot himself Saturday.
Jas. Thomas, fireman on the locomotive M 1T
Morgan which exploded her boiler in Provi-
dence, died of injuries.
Arthur Curry, age1 Is, son of Lieut. Jamos
Curry of the 9Th U. S. artillery, accidentally
shot himself at Fortress Monroe, Saturday.
Jane Mcclellan of Boston, while hanging
out clothes Saturday on a roof, fell to the
ground and was killed instantly.
The British iron-clad Monarch was badly ill.,
jured yesterday by collision.
Frank Deguin, an Engishman living in
Providence, was killed at Pawtucket, Saturday
night while walking on the track.
During drunken quarrel at Cranston, II l.,
saturday, William Manning shot his brother
dead, mistakiog him for an officer of the law
VINO was trying to arrest him.
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E Q r E Ct N.

Foreign Notes.
The British press oppose the purchase of the
SueZ canal
The Prince of Wales visited Goa Friday.
The Journal Official of Paris says that the
Governor of that city has resolved to prevent
all meetings of character to excite disorder.
This is aimed at Paul Cassagnac's recent Bon
apartist speech.
The Paris Moniteur says there is no longer
any doubt that England has an eye upon
Egypt, and La Temps declares that the pur-
chase gives England the virtual sovereignty Of
that country.
A special from Berlin to the Times states
that the negotiations between Austria and
Russia respecting the reforms to be recommend
ed to Turkey, have failed to produce any result
and are practically ended.
The local government of the Province of
Quebec has introduced a bill abolshing the
portfolio of the Minister of Public Institution
in the Cabinet and placing the educational al
fairs of the province under the control of SUI
perintendent, who will have to assist him
Roman Catholic board os Education, over
which he will preside but in which he cannot
vote.
The Khedive3 offered the Suez shares to
France first and Minister DeCazes wanted to
purchase them, but the Bank of France made
some difficulty. Mutual recriminatons are
now interchanged a mong French officials.
The libel suit of William MacDougal against
the Toronto Globe resulted in verdict for the
plaintiff for one shilling.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The trunk lines to the East from Chicago
have advanced rates ON -four and grain as fol-
lows: To New York 40 cents, Boston so, Bal
timore 40, Buffalo %.
William B. Astor was buried Saturday. The
remains were encased in solid mahogany
coffin, covered with rich purple velvet, and a
richly mounted silver plate on the lid bearing
the name and date of birth and death of the
deceased The flor Il offerings were very beau
tiful. The interment was in Trinity Gene
terry.
Major Harry Gilmore, on being introduced to
hands across the bloody chasm, but Mr.. Doug
lass said, LET US shake hands across free
country.
Mr.. Kerr says there can be no doubt as TO his
financial position. He denies that he is in any
sense an inf1atonist. If elected Speaker he
proposes to assist the Democratic party to alb
stain from partisan action and preserve broad,
national policy.
1t is said that petition will be received from
Boston soon after the opening of Congress, ask
ing an appropriation to erect a monument at
Yorktown, Va, in commemoration of the sur
render of CORVALLIS.
At another meeting of the Hanson Place
Baptist church. Brooklyn, the anti Fulton dea-
cons were elected, and Fulton's charges were
dismissed
w. 7. Marcy, dry goods dealer in Buffalo,
has suspended. Liabilities $15O,OOO. Assets
100000.
The coroners jury in the Pacific disaster find
that the disaster WIS occasioned by the i'm
proper steering of the Orpheus, that the watch
on the Pacific was insufficient that her passen-
gers were too many, that the crew was undis-
cplined, and that the captain OF the Orpheus
sailed away without ascertaining the damage
done.
Senator Key left Chattanooga for Washing
ton, Saturday night, amidst bonfires, torch
lights, sky rockets, &c.
Agent SaYile at the Red Cloud sgency has
been instructed to stop the rations Of the In
dams until the young Indian who shot George
Butler is given up.
The master builders of New York appointed
by Gov. Tilden to examine the construction Of
the new capitol building, report that the man.
agement and manner OF construction show
negligence and want of skill. without parallel
The building will have to be torn down.
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Gloucester Fish Market,

GLOUCESTER Mass, November 27.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending Nov 9th:
Number of fishing arrivals reported. As; IA from
Georges Bank with aggregate catch of 100000 Tbs
Goldfish and $4,000 lbs OF halibut; 20 from Grand
Banks, q with aggregate catch of 1850 900 TBS of
salt goldfish and bring in 10000 lbs halibut; from
the Bay Of st Lawrence with $50 bbls mackerel
Only one more arrival from t he Bay, which will fin
sh this branch of the fishing for the season. stock on
market light; last weeks quotations fully sus-
tanned at $18 and $14 " Dbl for rs and Us and S22
for mess; 3s at $50 a SO P Dbl; Shores at 25 % bbl
% 90 q $2 9 Dbl for mess rs and 2s, but very few
2s if any now on market. The Goldfish market is firm
and active for the SEASON.; sales made at 81 Y qtl
for Georges; 30 ~ qtl for Grand Banks. The
Georges men are hauling up fast as they arrive.
We quote Hake at 90 y qtl; Pollock at 90 % qtl
Cusk 80 W qtl mo Haddock on market; Tongues and
Sounds at y 20 " Dbl; Halibut Fins at II 90 Vol
Halut heads 80 ~ Dbl; Round Herring so P Dbl !;
Split Herring so % Dbl; Labrador 90 ~ bbl ;Smok
ed Herring 14c p box for No rs; % do for scaled;
Smoked Halibut 10c " tb; Prepared and Boneless
Goldfish &c W fb last sales Of fresh Cod and Haddock
at 34c W fb and &c P To-
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NEW YORK.
Caved Ban ks.

New YORK, Nov. 27.-Wm. A. Butler, the
receiver, has assumed duties at the Manafac-
turers and Builders Bank, The Mutual Bene-
fit Savings Bank demands 60 days notice to-
day. There is an unimportant run on the Ger
mania Savings Bank. Geo. w. Reed, Bank
Examiner. is examining the affairs of the Sc
curity Bank. A receiver is to be appointed for
the Peoples Savings Bank.
Plymouth Church and the Congregation
al Council.
New York, Nov. 2o.-Rev. DR. Buddipeton
OF Brooklyn, said yesterday in regard to the
proposed mutual council to be called by Mrs
Moulton and Plymouth church that no point
could be considered by the council other than
those submitted in letter missive If the
church and Mrs. Moulton could agree upon the
raising of any scandal issue the matter would
be inquired into by the council. There was no
posi- bility of a mutual council if the parties
could net agree upon the questions to be sub
mitted,
Rev. DR.. Sender said he did not see how the
scandal matter could be brought up in any &c.
clesiastical body.
Rev. c. III. Eveest said he did not see how
that body could touch Mr.. Beecher as it was
question of discipline which rested entirely
with Plymouth church.
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See Deuteronomy, xii, %. The blood being the
source from which the system is built up, and from
which we derive our mental well as physical capa-
bilites, how important that it should be kept pure
Ifit contain viie fostering poisons, all organic func-
lions become enfeebed. Settling upon important Or
gans, as the lungs liver, and Kidneys, the effect is
most disastrous. Hence it behooves all to keep their
blood in perfectly healthy condition, and more es-
pecally does this apply at this particular season of
the year than at any other No matter what the ex-
citing may be, the real of large proper
ton of all diseases is bad blood. Now, Dr. Pierce
does not wish to place his Golden Medical Discovery
in the catalogue of quack patent nostrums, by rec
ommending it to every disease, nor does he SO
recommend it; on the contrary, there are hundreds
of diseases that he acknowledges it will not cure; but
what be does claim is this that there is but one form
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Nagasaki Oct 4th. barque Willard MIDGET
Dickey, Shanghai.
Ar at Smyrna goth inst, ship Zouave, Means, from
New York.
Sid FIN Callao Oct 20, ships Francona, Otis, Pabel
Ion; Hercules, Snow, do.
barques Priscilla, Frazer. and j II McLarren, Lud-
low. do; Midas, Campbell, do.
Cid at Genoa sth, brig Caroline Eddy, Dodge fol
Cephaonia; 9th, schs Della Yates Yates Palermo
VIM Frederick, Hassalen, Almera
ar at Liverpool 25th. ship Golden Rule, Morse Sa-
vannah.
Sid 18th inst ship W White, Dyer Mobile.
of Deal 18th inst. barque Evanel. Hichborn, from
Hudikswa for Bristol.
Cid at London 18th inst, sch E S Newman, New
man, for Cardiff.
CID at Newport 18th, sch Grace Bradley, Turner,
Matanzas.
Ar at Aspinwall 4th inst, sch Eva Smith, saun-
ders Philadelphia; 9th, Win Wilson, Curtis Boston
18th, Martha Hall, Burgess, Pbiladelphia.
Ar at Port au Prince 9Th inst, sch Harry White,
Hopkins, Bucksport.
Sid TN Cientuegos 22d. sch E Bailey. Jewett,
Mobile.
Ar at Havana 3d. brig E II Rich. Wiscasset; sch
Pilots Bride, Eldridge, New York.
Sid 24th, schs Tannhauser, Grover, Cedar KEYS
25tb, Cephas Starrett. Gregory.
Cid at MatanZas 10th inst, sch S M Bird Havana
Ar at Cardenas 24th, sch Helen Maria, Look, from
New York.
oath, Gazelle. Lufk North of Hatteras.
Ar at Nassau, Mp, 18th inst brig wenonah, Slmp-
son. Daren for Philadelphia Ito repair.)
Ar at st MaTgaret's Bay Goth inst, sch Emma X
Smalley, McFadden, New York.
Ar at st John. NIB, 25th inst. scbs Nellie Clark,
Clark, Portland; Lookout, Holmes, Eastport; Goth,
brig Crescent, Falkner, Portland; sch Little Annie,
Roberts, do.
--latest by Europen steaamcrs.l
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, Stillman, Tibbetts,
New York.
Off the Skerries 9tb Martha A Mcneil, Jordan,
Liverpool for Key West.
Sid I'm Swansea 18th inst, Mary Staples, Trott,
Madeira Orchilla Herman, Martinique
Sid I'm Ardrossan 18th, Jeremiah, Ford, Cardenas.
Sid I'm Burryport 18th inst, Ella NJ Watts, Watts,
Havana.
SPOKEN.
Sept 7, lat N, lon 26 80 W, ship Golden Fleece,
Humphrey, from New York for San Francisco.
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ease cancer. He does not recommend his Discovery
for that disease, yet he knows it to be the most
searching blood-cleanser yet discovered. and that it
will free the blood and system of all other bloodpoi
sons, be they animal, vegetable, or mineral The
Golden Medical Discovery is warranted by him to
cnre the worst forms of Skin Diseases as all forms OF
Blotches, Pimpes, and Eruptions; also all Glandu-
lar Swelings, and the worst form of Scrofu0us and
liberated Sores of the Neck Legs, or other parts.
and all ScrOfuous Diseases of the Bones, as White
Swellings, Fever Sores, Hpjont and Spinal Diseases
all OF which belong to scrolulous diseases
CONFZRMED.-RLP-JOL DISEASE CURED.
w. GROVE STATION, Iowa.
DIR. PIERCE Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir-My wife first became lame nine years
ago. Swellings would appear and disappear on her
hip, and she was gradually becoming reduced, and
her whole system rotten with disease. In 1871 a
swelling broke her hip, dischargng large quanti-
ties and since that time there several openings
Have had five doctors at expense of S125, who
say nothing will do any good but surgical opera
ton.
July 16, 1873, he writes thus: My wife has GER
tainly received great benefit from the of your
Discovery for she not able to get off the bed and
was not expected to live week when she com.
menced using it, a year ago. She has been doing
most of her work for six months. Has used
twenty bottles and still using it. Her recovery is
considered as almost miracle and we attribute iJ
all to the of your valuable medicine. can cheer
fully recommend it as boOd-puIifier and strength
restorer. j. NJ ROBINSON.
Golden Medical Discovery is sold by Druggists:
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THE treatment which is fast gaining ground among
the medical faculty for the eradication of Brights
disease dropsy, kidney, bladder and glandular COM
plants, gravel diabetes, female Irregularities reten
ton and incontinence of urine and maadies of the
urino-genital organs is that of prescribing Hunts
Remedy. This valuable vegetable compound search
es out and expels these complaints from the system.
nov24 dcod&w1w
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HAVANA. November 27.-The Sugar market
opened with demand more active, closing quiet and
steady; No 10 to - at 1879 q l4A reals; Moasses
Sugars 6 to at 10a q II reals; Centrifugal Sugars
No 10 to II in boxes l4a ISL reals do in hhds lot @
tanzas, 96,613 boxes and 71OO hhds receipt, of the
past week 665 boxes and "a hhds; exported during
the week $4,000 boxes and 100 hhds including 900
boxes and 178 hhds to the United States. Lumber
dull and nominal Freights for the United States.
Spanish Gold 2129 2124. Exchange quiet; on the
United States 60 das currency "a @ Sc prem do short
sight SO "a I01 prem,
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MARRIED..

In South Boston, by the Rev. j. j. Lewis, Geo. f.
Clark, formerly OF Portland, to Miss Luida d. Cur
It's OF South Boston.
In this city, Nov. 25th, by Rev. A. H. Wright
Capt. BENZ. H. Squirting to Miss Frances A. Preble
both of Portland.
In Bridgton. Nov. 90, Lewis P. knight and Miss
Ada g. Walker, both Of Naples.
In Bridgten, Nov. 20, Lewis Smith and Mrs. L.
Jennie Smith.
In Harrison, Nov. II, Clarence s. woodsum of
Harrison and Miss Alice r. Kimball of Waterford
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European Markets,

LONDON, November 27-l2.3O P. M-Consols at
IS 16 for money and account.
LONDON. November T-12.30 P. M.-American Sc
curities-Unted States 520s, 1865, old, 1885, United
State 52os, 1861 1O93; do 1O4O, at 1859; 5s at
104a. Erie 14a.
LIVERPOOL, November 27-123O P. M.-Cotton Is
quiet and steady; neutrality-suspicious. at sgd; do Or
leans 316d sales 5000 bales including 900 bales
for speculation and export,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


fOFIIunU WhOIGS1Ie NIHFkefs.
SATURDAY, November 27.-There are no changes
to note in prices to-day. Flour is active at the cur.
rent prices and sales large in the eastern part of
the state. Sugars are unchanged and sell we'll
Pork and lard are active and shows signs of more
activity than for a few weeks past. The grocery
market generally is active and dealers report as
large sales as made last year at this season.
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For New England,
DuPeIl's Success Or.

New ORLEANS, Nov. INSTRUMENTATION
numerously signed by leading shipping men,
merchants and lawyers, asking President
lawyer and United States Commissioner. to the
District Judgship, made vacant by the resigna-
lion OF Judge Durell, are in circulation.
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DIED..

In this city, Nov Gstb, Mrs. Eliza, wife of James
Fl. Boyd and daughter of Capt. Charles Littlejohn,
aged 80 years and 10 months.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at O'clock
at 81 Federal street. Friends and relatives are H.
vited to attend]
Nov. 26, Mrs Martha Cahoon widow of the late
Hon. James b. Cahoon of Portland. aged rs years.
In Baldwin, Nov 26, Capt. Reuben Brown, aged 81
years.
In Bath, Nov. 26, Mr.. Joshua L. Linscott, aged
70 years.
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Mr.. BEEcHER's REPLY TO MRS MoULToN.
AT prayer meeting at Plymouth church
Friday evening the action If the church in
dropping Deacon Vests name was reconsid-
cred, and Mr.. Beecher made reply to Mrs.
Moulton's demand for Congregational eoun-
Gil. The letter says Mrs. Moulton's request
has been duly considered. and after summing
up the case concludes as follows:
You request US to join you in calling coun-
Gil to advise upon questions which you never
submitted to us; nevertheless, since we are at
all times willing to listen to the advise of our
BRETHREN and ready to correct any error into
which we may have even unconsciously fallen,
we accept your proposition for the call of
mutual council of churches, and will listen to
their fraternal advice upon the six grounds of
complaint referred to 10 your letter of Novem-
Der IL, namely:
First, whether you had or were entitled to
proper trial; second, whether you ought to
have been arraigned for unjust charges against
the pastor of this church; third, whether we
had right, in view of your confessed and pro-
posed absence from the communion of any
church for five years, to drop your name under
q long established rule; fourth, whether the
excuses alleged by you justified your course or
prevented US from holding that you had aban-
doned your come ;tion with us: fifth, whether
we considered these excuses; sixth, whether
we ought to have given You recommendation
to another church.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the circula
ton of which, per month, exceeds 100, 900.
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New York stock and Honey Market,

NEW YORK. November 27-12.3O P. M. Gold
Governments dull and steady. Money "a per
cent State bonds quiet and steady. Stocks dull
and steady. Sterling is49 and ass.
The following were the closing quotations OF Coy
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ST. JOHN. NIB. Br Schr Geo Cahoun-120O bbls
-four, 1853 gals refined oil.
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Providence Prin, Cloths Market.

PROVIDENCE. November 27.-The Printing cloths
market is more active; prices ruling steady at Acc
for ten days for spot and 4c for sixty days for future
delivery of standard and Ga X Gas.
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Boston stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1OO0 bush cornmeal to @ w
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METEO1OLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR TUE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
November 20, Il A. MY
For New England,
rising barometer, winds shifting to west and
north and increasing to brisk and high with
clearing and decidedly cold weather
CautionaIy signals will continue at Indian
ola, Galveston, Grand Haven, along lakes
Huron, Erie and Ontario, and are ordered along
the coast from Virginia to Maine.
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New HAVEN, Nov. 27.-Gov. Inocrsol1 no.
appointed ex,Gov; James E. English as the sue
Mr.. English has served as Governor of Con.
ecu. lor tnff ie terms and for two terms as
district. The appointment Of ax.
ives very great satisfaction and
we'd by both Republicans and
'itzen of New Haven. of
nd is widely popular.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,

saturday, Nov. ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Bermuda, OBJ Cleaver Halifax-pas-
sengers and mdse to John Porteous.