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n,u,I,..u u,cnule snort twenty dead bodies
Law Cd the plaza, with the adjoining houses
flied with the wounded. From an absurd
Interpretation of the constitution the ponce
were not allowed To interfere lest the gov
eminent might be accused of trying to
intinida.e.
A boat race came of at Calloa on the
eleventh ultimo betwe one ut the boats OF
the United States flagship Richmond. ano
another of the Peruvian mar -ot-war Hnis-
car The Richmond's crew commit need ano
ended with he extraordinary pull ut MY
two strokes per minutei but toward the emu
of the second mile the better qualities Of
the HuascaI's cutter became evident, and
che forged steanily ahead, leaving her up
pnnent some 300 yards behind when the
stake hout was reached The time made by
the victor waa Il minute and IS seconds.
In Chill the electoral registration IL going
on. III Valparaiso one woman. and IN San
tiago aud Capiapo several friars have been
regl-tsr.u as voters These occurrences
have caused :be bringing before the s. mare
of project Of law, declaring that nelthei
tie friars nor wcmen be allowed 10 vote
This pt, iect of law passed into commission
after Fee, living general appreciation,
Recall of The Zanzibar Expedition.
LONDON December IA telegram from
Cairo, da,ed to-day. in the Times, confirms
the recall Of Egvpt's I'lz bar expedition.
Out of Order.
The tel graphs between Loudon ard
Live rpOnl have been somewhat dlsnrranged
to-day. aud there has been consequent de
lay in the TT ns,r-ssinn OF 6lspatChts.
Roya, Personals.
The . zen 81 D-umark and Princess
Thyra have returned to Copenhagen. They
were accompanied by the Princess OF Wales
ant then children, who Will spend the holl-
DAYS in Denmark.
A MutinOns Crew.
ENGLISH detectives and police are about
70 art Tor France tU bring back the crew
OF The Bii'ish ship Lennie, Who mutinied il
October ra.t, wmle on voyage from Amt
weTp Tor New York, and killed the master
mate and The budtswain. The probability
is that the gov, rnment will dispatch gun
bcat for the purpose. Eleven OF the crew
81 the Lennie will be charged with murder,
A large humber OF witnesses will also be
brought here.
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Another Democratic BIunder.


Washington special to the New York
Herald OF the fourteenth, says:
The Democrats in Congress continue to
play into the hands of their adversaries
Like the Bourbons, whom they are So often
named after, they "never learn anything
and never forget anything" For example,
Sena,or MerrmOn, Of North Carolina, very
quietly Introduced bill today to repeal
section AVG of The Revised Statutes Those
who were curious enough TO refer to he
paragraph fund that it was section of the
pension law which provides that mo money
on account of pensions shail be paid 10 any
person, or to the widow, children or heirs
of any deceased person who. in any ms n ler,
voluntarily engaged in, or aided or abetted
the late rebellion against the authority of
the United States" The introduction of
this bill is about on par, if it is not u good
deal worse, than the blunder of the Louis.
lana resolution. The Democrats have put
their foot in it twice within a week
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The New York Heralds Washington cor
respondent says:
1t must be said that the general opinion
here is against Babcock, aud this largely
because il is thought be to some extent tri. d
to shelter himself behind the President Il
is DOT likely that the prosecution will be
serion-ly crippled by the removal of Gen
eral Henderson, as 1t is known that Major
LucieD Eaton will remain, and be has, as
ssshtant prosecuting attorney, worked up
all the details of the case, and has been
familiar with the whole history of the
whisky ring" as it has been developed. L.
was reported that he would retire with
Henderson, but he has determined to stay.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.


ruttl week before...... lO.2I7B70 20 Ssi2I3 Is
Gold opened at ll5's Ola, against las at New
York. and after a mOdeta business closed at
ll3's Ola ag 4ins II Is III that mark. The SALES
: tnLed up 600, embracing 5000 at li3As,
+5W'U At llJ lOnu t Il37s SIS QUO at ll3A a
anu IL co dhd $4,000 at La
No saits of silver we've reported. American half
dollars were sill quoted at lO3GllO aud Mexican
dollars al 70, gold.
, The decline IN gold at New York b. ing counter
nc ed by good demand, oreigu exchange ruled
nj ab.nt proy.oas rates. The movement was OF
quite liberal ,X'eit. The sales of ering com.
uristd l03il0, embrrC ny f3ud0 bill OF l'ding at
- A.; f1iOO 40 a. IS VAS ash; i 800 99ONo aud
1 lhnrb do II Is 48d5 49,: & 1890, Sbu0lU aud
S7uUa rs AN as -, and sldu0 a clear at IS 40.
The sales of francs amuu- d 10 BlOlWO cuIumrr-
cal, embracing 5iOOO ana 80 600 al iou; $50 nOD
ana 10000 AT 46od4.5si4, and 10000 ~ 59as a
45s'4.
At the close s'erling bills were quoted at S5i7k
as 48}, fer bill of lading AL clear, anu q
SIS 81 a. for bank (bLnk counter rate --dt5 52),
and francs at bo0I.58al for commercial, anu
nominal for bank.
The offerings of New York sight were of fair ex.
tent. hui The demand was not quite as strong us
yesterday, and IA : w-rr unchanged.
The s4Ies comprised S2i5 100, embracing $780, 90,
f2n eco and $50 900 conmctcal, Sl5,OOh aud
$50 600 private bankers and b2j 900, $4,000 and
S5O,uOb bank at I, ami e Is 900 bank at 10
The banks continued to check on York at
\ b cent discount, and commercial sight
quoted at Il.
We Iouced fair NOV, ment in stocks, but the
only sale reported 80 shares Citizens Bank
al Est.
city bonds were in better demand and were
quoted higher for nearl all ISSUES except old con.
soldated per cents. We heard of large sales of
city god bearing seven per cents but the pagticu.
lars did not trau5pire.
New State CO nsols were quie. and about y b
cent over. The only sale re jor.ed We SlO0OO at
563.
No sales of city scrip Metropolitan Police war.
rants or STATE warrants were reported. The quot
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
STEAMBOATS,
EXPORTS.

GENOA-Bark Sag4-l8i9 bales cotton 1900 staves
HAVRk-Shp La Louisiana $3.50 bales cot tou 100
slaves
NEW YORK-Schoouer J H Hancock-7O9 bhds
sugar III hh's molasses
tlENFUEGOS AND kUATAN--FOr Cientuegos-
aRa ouis rnnI loo hos pntatoes 100 bbls land For
hua an-2OO bbls -four pes lumber bds shingles
MkX1CAN PoRfS-S eamsip City OF Havana
For Tampico-5 tics Lard 5 kegs butter i hi hams
For Vera Cruz-lb26 bales cotton 81 pcs lumber &
bds shocks u bills tar TO kegs butter "a bxs cheese
30 bxs crackers 20 bbs apples 10 obls pot l34
pkgs mdse
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ment have pr, pared case and furward.d
| 1t to Secretary Fish.
Probabilities.

ment have pr. pared "a case and forward.
1t to Secretary Fish.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
ONCE Chief Signal Officer J
Washington, e,ember II, 1875, i:5n P NJ.
For SATURDAY., throughout the lower lakes and
the Atlantic states, rsug bsl oDeter colder north
west n's ear or par ly cloudy weather.
For the Gulf states rising barometer, dmn sh-
ing n"Itherly wlnds, warmer, clear weather, ex,
cept cloudy i'll Wesl,r4 Tt IS. The rivers contL lit
Ia mig.
Cautonary signals are ordered for the New f G.
land and North carolina coasts
River and Marine News.
sdUTHw list Pass, December II, p M.-Barometer
81 40, N4Ld nor h, struIg Wtayh cloudy and
cool Alived-Ameiicn scho ner la c. Bal ard
Small, m:st+i, twenty tire days from New YORK;
day 5 from fiavara. Saii.d-Sn ainers New orleans
ana uhoOa, bArks Glauton, Niurd and Friga, and
brig IT'S Dniette. The shirs L'zzc BuIrli aud
Beethoven aTe inside. bound out.
VlcksBUKG D, crmDei Il! Dvwn-Warner and
niTgts, a. NJ Cha. les Molg,n at P NJ; an 5
three Iurh S dun The last twenty four hours
MEMPHIS, Dec m1er H. RIVER atOut stalok arv
W-ai n.i clear and cold. Auived-kuth and Au
susla from White river; .tli7 Peek, i ON vicks
bu s. Delarted-AndN Johns IN, Tor New Olleaus
Mary any. ior Pirtlstriej Churel Tor Cincnnal
Capt" Cits and Colossal 1.-THE latter last nighD
CINCINNATI. December l7.-River nineteen feet
siA acc alIu falu-. Weather fair and very cold
PlTTssrkG D-cembeT lI.-RiveI four f,rr ten
inches and falling. Weather clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE, December River falling; nlne feet
seven incnes III tueVa iat Weather cleaI and very
.".d po"u-Maiy Houston, hon Cincinnati TO
New Orleans.
rNAAsynLE, December l7.-River nineteen feet
sty,n Gees AVID ttli I. Weather eli, aud NerS
~ PnSsct up nr"rokee, at 10 4. NJ Down
C.IKO, December II -Arrived--1dal Wave, from
s., TOO s, at +, NJ Bel. ST Lou :, rom Woke
'urg at NJ 81 ic Silver tlou Cincinnati, al
10 A NJ" city UI Qui' y ana Thomas ShtIluuk
from New Orleans, "a P. NJ. DtparIed-Iida
Wave fol- vicksburs, at a. Nj susie silver tor
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE /

The market during the week has been generally
quiet TO- the past two day the demand for
discounts has been very noticeable. o. the street
money 10 easy, and rates are lower, but there
seems to he little inquiry. al roateral oans are
arct and easily placed al the quotations 81, en-
h. low. Gold has ruled generally below The New
York market but was somewhat stronger to day.
Foreign exchal &c continues in liberal supply at
ttrady rates. New York sight is freely offered
DER the active movement in cotton and during the
week the rate OF discount has been STEADILY main
TAI ed at an alInott uniform figure. ate bonds,
whlch have o. On fairly active until yesterday,
were quiet and lower to-day.
q bonds have been stagnant for some time,
pending the II suit If the prelImnar, argument in
the case of the holders Of old t0uholI ngansf the
city. Although the decision of Judge Woods 5 not
yet announced, the progr, Of che far
appears to have given a stimulus II city bonds of
lJtrr iesres, VIII CHI arr quoted higher.
We now qnoIe kept paper at as y
cent T. anIuIE; Al do at l0a1l and second gr8ue
a. l5al8. Flst Class mortgages continue 10 rule at
salO y cent B. annun; second grade are entirely
nominal,
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Succession OF Arthur Woods.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, M. 33,148.-Sotice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per-
sons herein Interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, il any they
have or can, why the account presented BY
X T. Parker public sdminie traitor sDd nd IN II D.
tor Of this estate, should not be homologated and
approved, and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
By order Of the Court
dsls u u.s. FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
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Night clerks in the great hotels are te
wear locomotive head lights in place of dia
mond pins.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES

Succession of v. A. Starke.
DARTltS hAVINi CLAIMS Against THE ES.
taie of the late v. A. Stsrke will lease present
them at once to
THOMAS GILMORE l. SONS,
dsl6 St. No 81 Camp street.
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COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EyASNG December II, 1875.
COTT0N-The sales to-day mot including $50
bales additional vest ,idaN embraced 300 bales at
prices, requiring no change quotatl Ons.
We give also the figures and report Of the tx
change as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION,
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Quarries of whss 10 called Scotch granite
have been discovered in Wood county, Wis
consin.
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WANTED.

WANTEU-BY YOUNG LADY OF THIS CITY,
w u situation Ia va! irtv, machine hair
etore, as le,weman or worker; is will ing to make
herself us full IN either capacity. Address \. v.
at this ONCE. nOl7
"ANTED.-A POSITION as GOVEkNESS By
w Ryonug lady capable of teaching Engli sh
French and Music. Differences exchanged. AID.
dress Miss G., at this Office. nos
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Onted StnteH vs.. steamboat Rebt cca.
In THE United STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Il District Of Louisiana, No. 1900. In obedience
to an admiralty warrant, to me dire ted i'll the
above entitled suit. have seized and taken into
my possession
The oTraMBOA" REBECCA her ia kle, sppa-
re and furniture etc, now lib led by the United
States for the causes set forth in the libel
pending in the District Ourt OF the United States
And do hereby cite and admonsh the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having or pretending to have any right title or in
terest in "a to the same, to be and appear at Dis
trct Court CT the United states, for the district
aforesaid to holden Mt the C ty OF New Orleans IN
the third Monday ofJanuarv 1876, to show cause, IL
any they have or can why the said steamboat should
not be condemned and be sold asreeably to the
prayer OF lbelant.
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans, De-
cember II, 1875.
&. B. PACKARD,
del8 "a ia7 l6 United states Marshal.
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MEDICAL.
u WAs>ERZUG, VI. D.,
DIPLOMAS FROM POLAND AND THIS cor
may be seen at his office,
NJ, lHS C0nal street. lirsr RIoo

VIZ "D ITht FfO0l
When You have tried all other means 4
hausted the skill OF medical praCt tiourrs d
Dr b. W.>SE Zl'G
hose who have been iniurously treated
fer ir III the a niul effects ri lncr NV or
mineral rrisrns, IF those who may be deem
durable will 7eld III ia to obtain e dy and
nent relifi b. the use of the Polish reuedlea
CsTARRH, IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES,
Scorbutic Eruptions. Bitches of the Skin
ated Legs an crs, Tnmurs, kin hiseas, Vi
form rheumatism, ',IatIr Guut BilliOnsness
COMPLIANT .sthma, i'ysentery, Piles Fits. al
ID sea es, every com laint ut nidncys uIaE-
most successtu ~ treated by ~, y. VASE
who has had practne and eXl prience in The
stages 81 diseases in his g unuy Poland.
30 nervous tutierers, atfi cttd Nth the fol-
symptom Fam denression wind in the STD
IN ard weakness, wei hit and pressure OTt
eyes, dmness of sight, body depressed m d
fused beating of the heart, strange ears
OF daily occu alton as we as of soc ETY.
rushing to the head, confusion of ideas wft,
lected result IN Decline onsumpt on and La
All Female Diseases attic ded to.
The actl on of the P lish remcd'e- and the J
derived from their use exceeds belief No lall
can convey an adequate idea he immedl1
marvel rus changes pr duced by Their Use
mental and ohy ical SYMPTOMS of decay so pra
y.eld to Their influence that every III tom
v.usness and relaxation speed " remoyG
body becomes rebraced, enllvened and restOr1
st'oping II, mbing, timid, care worn ctimi
preston, languor and debility, wretchedlts
Dependency becomes bright elevated and
full. He will stand erect i'll the pride of heat
mgve with tirm, elastic step
OFFICE hOt kN-trom A. NJ. to P ~, ID
to $3.50 p N. Sunday same.
DR.. B WASSERZuG
No 1875 Canal II
SPECIAL NoTICE-Tape Worm expelled !,
hours. O!l
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STEAMSHIPS
BR ENlEN,

E The Steamships of the.
L4E German Lloyd will run as fol-
From Bremen. FrorB New O
HANOVER. september is, oct y
Fra NKFuRT. October 10. -. 49,. Novel,
HANOVER. Nov ember "a
FRaNKFt RT. December 22.......--
Further days of departure will be sd''
hereafter.
The steamers touch outward at Havre y
vana, and on their home trip at Havana ali'
ampton to land and receive passengers and .
PkI' e. uF PaNS.GE
From Bremen, southampton OF Havre to HaN
New Orleans -,
sletraee.. ......................
From New Orleans or Havana to SouthAi
London, Havre OF Bremen; =,
tdoih' ..s...s.'...s..-
StcSids5c.s
From New Orleans to Havana :.
StetidRt' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Passage tickets from Bremen, SOuthsnl
Havre to New Orleans issued by the uDderSi
For further particulars apply to
ED. +. SToCKMEYER Il CO., igenl'
au3 ly No, AZ Union >.
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GLOHE THEATRE,
~ Cogne' of Barnu ne aud Perddn streets
MARSH ADAMS. y 10 ness aud Stage Manage
ORR NEW COMPANY.
" - IA l. NOSTRUSE
NILE. ALE NE
N IS LaIHa HrWEs
MIS- AMELIA DEAN.
MSS IDA DE WERE
JOHN MOVE GIL,
JOHN WEAVER,
MARS ADAMS
KELLY WATkFS,
hENNtSsi BRO HERS.
deduction in Prices
Dress q Gle anu PaIqu-tte. ii w cents.
Sey'rHl rev and startling ,eusstihns 10 active
preparatlon New stars weekly. Success of the
CAN CAN.
Matinee saturday at u N. deI2
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year. u France and the continent, 333,O5l bales
against 1873 $40 last YEAR. total to eat Britain and
tn. continent oil SGT bales, against sci Soc last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL VI
08 SO bales, against 662 2IJ last week and AS sl3
last
The weeks receipts at the CHIEF interior towns
EN- brace ~ zHO bales, against " 1877 last week and
i712 last year; the shipments At 3l1 ba es against
Ala last week and 80 332 last yeai; amt the stocks
III 1853 balee against l07 093 asL week and i47 1ga
last year. Compared with last year this shows
Increase of 10 SOB balrs in the receipts and IL gas
in the shipments, and decrease of $50 i'll the
stocks.
The Exchange makes the mt on shiphoard
not cleared (brnre tn-day's expurtt) o. 612
bales embracing 54ls for Liverpool, 80 ;,76 for
Havrr, 6S9 Tor the North sea. $685. Tor Bremen.
i84J for the Mediterranean, 1855 or Mexico, and
1874 for coastwise ports. leaving IN presses,
If We deduct from this he amount sold. but not
vet delivered the b.la will be about 10000
bales TO represent the quantity unsod, a large
paitoi which is wlthaeld from the market, in
trans It or not Yet ssmUled
At noon to-day midd ing was quoted at l2'4 at
Galveston, Il So al NJ bile, u &c at savannah 1870
1850 at Char st0n, l2a4r Wilmington, IL &c At
Nor k, l27f 0l3c at ,tlu more, % 5 49, At New
at Augusta, ii Ycat Shreveport. and Nae al Ioi
fersOn.
The Exchange reports Sales 1850 bales. BIar.
ket steady
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bslee.
Stock on hand September !. l875.............eg1 go
Arrived since last statement.......... S.lp7
Arrived previously. .6l0 ,35i
e1i io' i oz'''"
Cleared previously .N9 9}3-4i0525
Stock on hand and on shipboard 2l8 $40
Stock on hand same time last ....,.. .202 .52
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IMPORTS
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

VERA CRuZ--SIeamehip ArbtratoT--65 bales
c,tse 10 bales paper
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OFFICER OF The REPUBLICAN, !
Saturday, December 10, 1875. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Havana Phillips for New Yorb
via 1Imp'co, EuXpan, Vera Cruz, Campeache
PiOgfcssu and Havana
ship La Lou az, TOuii-t, for Havre
Norwegian bark = ga, Bill for Cocoa
SctoOner Hancock Ha-tt, FOR New York
Schooner Martha, Newman, for CienttIegos and Ma
lRlia5
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish bark Luz, Moran, from Cienfuegos, To
Avrndano Bros-Point
Spanish bark Rosa V Carmen, Bertram II day &
from Havana, to AvendanO BTos-Polnt
schooner NJ PlppO. -, from Covingtou-Eew
Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Arlington. GORE, from Gin, matt
Trenton, Quarevanx, from Washington
George Spanger, O'Pry. from Lower Coast
iberia, theunn. from Lower Coast
Natcllez. feathers from Vicksburg
II laeGer. Fanhonk. rom st Louie
Era No 10, Taylor fIum Bu'utf liver
Bastrop, Hodge, nom Alabama Landing
NJ John, BergeloH, from Doraldsouyille
Vt Mary. PrObst, fTom Lonp r Coast
Frazer, Canton. from Lower Coast
NaNenoek, Remand, from Lower Coast
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RIVER REPORTS P. M.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Fellow nigh water mark of 1874.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
hANIEL NlckENDRICK,
HOUSE, SHIP AND STEAMBOAT PLUME
ETTTED Ito -Abh

FILTER, ETC,
respectfully announces to his old patron, =,
Pnphc generally that he has resumed bvgas
his new store, centrally located,
Ne. 1873 tHup street,
Opposite st Patiick's Church, New Ors
and Will We pr mpt and personal attenta..
new work or re.airs in his line
has on hand and s receiving all desc+,.
BRASS FAuGkrS, aTrk and IiAS = p.
TUBS, PiMPS, HYDRASr>, WATER CIo
etc agent f,r ",rAGS HEAD" rLtvATRSI
COoklNH RANGES, the hest in market
Orders solicited, and entire satisfaction =
teed ior best materials. latest improvement
charges. ''l
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National Transportation Association.

CHICAGO, December 1.-The National A.
kociation of Transportation and Commerce
reassembled this morning. Resolutions
were presented asking Congress to make
appropriations tor the Improvement of nav =
igable rivers, and for the opening of two
wat'r routes, one from the Mississippi to
the Atlantic, and the other via the Missis-
sippi to the Gulf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Dying Eueiist.

The bniler OF an ergIle of the passenger
train oh the Georgia railroad, which leti
Atlanta for Augusta last night, exploded at
seven O'clock this morning near Barnett,
killing Fireman Downing and seriously
wounding Engineer Joseph b. Reany. The
train arrived bere ut eleven o'clock.
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NEW YORK December 1.-THE following is the
comparative statement OF cotton for tie week
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OFFICE OF The REPUBLICAN,
Saturday, December 10, 1875.
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Rio, Bree ding in Montreal.

MONTREAL. December 17.-This mornipg g
between 1000 sud 1900 desperate laborers
again surrounded the City Hail. clamoring
for bread Alderman Monier, chairman Of
the police committee, addressed the people
and quoted them, advising them to wait
until tomorrow. Ii immediate aid is not
given, il is feared riot will be the IT suit
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SAN FRANCISCO, December 1.-THE citi.
zens Of San Diego have organized volnn-
teer force to preserve order on the from.
tier.
Antonio Sorso, who has been prominent
in mail tanning order and Furnishing brig
ande, was found dead, shot through the
head. The vigilantes are searching for che
murderers.
There lie a great gathering of Mexicans
and large camp in the Trente valley.
Either raid across the border or a revolu.
ton in Lower California is intended.
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COLUMBIA, December 1.-THE caucus of
Radical members Of the State Legislature
was held last night and the first business
to-day was to ADOPT resolution for Joint
session of both houses, aud proceed at once
to the eectcn Of al associate Justice of the
Supreme Court and eight circuit judges tor
the State. The result was as follows: As
sociate Justice Wright. colored Circuit
Judges First circuit, Whipper. colorrd:
second, Wigein; third, F. J. Moses, ex-Gpv-
ernor; fourth. Townsend; fifth, Mackey;
sixth, Carpenter; seventh, Northrop; eighth,
Cook: all Rt pnbliceps.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-18

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