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GENERAL NEWS.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 17.-Chas. D. Silly, who wal
wounded la duel yesterday, died tonight. III
was native of Ireland.
RICHMOND, Dec. II. For some time past pro
prietors here have been trying to get Union print
ers IN their employ to rednce their charges from
SO to 40 cents per thousand but the effort SO far
has been unsuccessful.
The Enquirer tomorrow takes the initiative il
the employment ofnon- union printers.
SAN Francisco, Dec. ia dispatch from Car.
son City says that Thos. Burt hanged by Vigi
lance Committee was engaged IN many cases OF
arson and robbery, and escaped Imprisonment by
want of legal evidence.
jamestown, N. y, Dec. 49, Eighteen inches
snow here
CINCINNATI Dec. 1S.-Number of hogs packed
to date 295,97l; number packed same time last
season 295, 557.
LITTLE Rock, Dec. 1s-W B. Thompson was
Mrs. Slower, widow. Thompson confessed his
crime, but said he did it at the instigation OF q
son-n-law OF the deceased.
On the scaffold he was cool and collected, and
smoked cigar. Before putting on the black
cap he bid good-by TO the crowd and kissed his
messed the execution.
New YORK, Dec. 18.-Dickenhoff Ra fioer Co.
sold $27, 900 worth OF goods TO Mr.. Ahlborn, and
after collecting $4,000 had him arrested charg-
ing him with obtaining goods by incorporating
his p:cuniary condition. motion in the Su-
preme Court chambers to-day to discharge the
orders Of arrest, brought up the question whether
merchants, after trusting the representatives
Of persons seeking credit, could compel them to
make good their representations under the pen
atty of Imprisonment. The question was decided
in the affirmative by Judge Donahue's refusal to
vacate the order of arrest.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 19-Early this morning the
United States express car on the st. Louis, Kan
sas City and Northern train, on route here, WAS
entered between Ferguson ana Jennings Stations,
some ten or twelve miles from here, the messen-
ger, Charles Kincaid, thrown into large package
chest, locked up and the cafe robbed of from
ten to twenty thousand dollars in bonds and
money.
KIo JANEIRo, Dec. 1s.-The Emperor of Brazil
will embark board the Henelius on the Goth
of March, for New York, to begin his tour Of
North America and Europe.
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THE LABOR TROUBLES IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Dec. 17.-This afternoon the labor
| ers again assembled and marched through the
streets to the Champ de Mars, where meeting
was held. The speakers advised them to be
| quiet and use no violence. At o'clock dlsor
| DERBY throng of over 1000 surrounded the City
Hall, and despite large body OF police, the moi
attacked beer wagon and drank It's contents
| A bread wagon was then cleaned out. len min,
utes later fight took place. Order was restored
| with difficulty.
| The Aldermen locked up the various depart
ments, and discussed the proprlety OF readlng
the riot act. The Mayor then addressed the as
| semblage from the balcony. He counseied the
greatest moderation on their part, and SAID that
violence would only make matters worse. lie
said the Council was to meet and give their case
earnest consideration.
He reflected on the few who wanted to create
disorder, and was interrupted by cries OF I'VE
are suffering and want food" At quarter o'clock
the Council commenced deliberations. Mean
while several encounters took place between the
police and the mob. Several arrests were made,
and upon the approach of reinforcements the
crowd lied in every direction. number were in
toxicated. and while, no doubt, large number OF
lssborers present really deserved work, many SIM
ply wanted an opportunity to plumber.
At the Council the Mayor read an answer from
Premier Mackenzie to his letter describing the
case of destitution in the CITY, The Premier
said there was too great disposition to lean
upon the Federal government. In this Crisis
they could adopt no special policy touching the
Case contracts had peeh leI ior Pr ti'n "
the canal enlargement and the contractors re-
quested to proceed.
But to go AHEAD would require the employing
of the canal thus throwing thousands of mlilers
out of employment. The route OF certain por-
tons of he canal has not yet been decided on,
owing to engineering difficulties, but the contract
will be let during winter, which will furnish
good deal of employment early in spring.
The Mayor said it was now for the Council to
take measures for relief, not by distributing
charity, but by giving work. After long dis
cusson the Council decided to employ as many
men as they could esrthworks at 60 cents
day. The police are out, armed, expecting
trouble tonight
MONTREAL, Dec. l8.-The Recorder this morn
ing sentenced four Of the rioters at the City Hall
TO Six months imprisonment at hard labor. The
police are kept on guard, and the destitute work
ngmen are now prevented from gathering III
large crowds. Work has been promised some Of
them Monday
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New YORK, Dec. 1S.-At the Cotton Exchange
during the week the market on the spot has been
somewhat irregular and official quotations have
been revised on several days. closing firm a.
prices which show some advance in better de-
scriptions. Compared with last week there has
been more demand on the spot from both ex-
porters and spinners, but business has beer
confined to the better grades. the common de-
scriptons being neglected, and to a great extent
nominal in value. AS consequence, an advance
in Liverpool strengthened the entire market at one
time but latterly Liverpool has been rather I'M
favorably affected by the increase of receipts at
the ports. For future delivery the market has,
g usual, fuctuated not little, variety Of In
fuences affecting prices.
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pRAwBA,K ON SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE following is a
copy of a letter addressed to-day from the Treas
ury Department to the Collectors OF Customs at
tue principal ports, and containing the conclu-
sions of the Department on the question OF draw
back on re fined sugars and syrups. The follow.
ing rates Of drawback on refined sugars and
syrups wholly manufactured from imported raw
sugar are here by establ shed in lieu OF those
heretofore in force.
On loaf, cut Loaf crushed, graduated and pow
dered refined sugpr, stove dried or dried by
other equally elective process entirely the pro-
duct of foreign duty paid sugar three and SIXTY
one hundredths cents per pound. On rehned
white coffee sugar, undred and above No. ~
Dutch standard i'll color, entirely the product OF
foreign duty paid sugar three cents per pound %
Dntcb standard, and below in color, entirely the
product of foreign duty paid sugar, two and one
half cents per pound. On syrup resulting en-,
tirelv from the refining of foreign duty PAID
sugar, SIX AMI oue-quarrer cents per gallon; The
allowances ON sugars TO be subject to the deduc-
tion of one per cent, snd the allowances Oh syrup
to the deduction Of ten per cent, as prescribed
by law.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, De-. IS, Evening.-Money easy
closed at 4. Exchange quiet and firm, S511l.
Governments dull and lower for 65's and CTS; the
rest steady. State bonds quiet and nominal.
The following is the bank statement: Loans
decrease s2,S77 $50; specie decrease s43360O
legal tenders decrease 81 800, 400; deposits de
crease $2,730,9 900; circulation decrease $50, 200
reserves decrease s111l,275.
New YORK, Dec. IS, Evening.-6's of 1881 cou-
pons 1915, 65s 116, new 1907, CTS 1925, 69's
1l294, new SIS 1l71a, 1O-4O coupons ll84
Tennessee IS 431la, new Al; Virginia 81, new
So, Consol 771a, deferred ~; Louisiana SIS 4O1s
new 401s, Levee 6's 400, do SIS IA; Alabama 81
~, IS ~; Georgia 6's 80, rs 1913; North Carroll
mas 1871, new 8, special tax 3; South Carolinas
351s, NV 35%a, April and October 351.. Sub
Leasnry balances z Did. $42.1l6. ST..
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February 10 1.s2@1sss, March 10 9-32@1S5s
April 10 1882, May IA 1-32014 Lie, June IA
July IA 1l-32@4 ZIG, August "A 15-32@14 1872
Flour unchanged. very moderate demand
Wheat opened shade frmer and closed quiet.
Corn quiet and steady for Southern. Oats steady
at 4415O. Pork dull; new mess job lots s21
Beef quiet Lard dull and easier; prime steam
on the spot 1913 lilo. Coffee dull. Sugar
quiet Rice quiet. Molasses quiet. Spirits tur-
pentine quiet at 81. Rosin quiet; 81 70@l IS fol-
strained.
changed. Wheat steady; No. red winter 81 Is
| al 81. Corn-demand fair and firm, 4S049.
Oats quiet but steady, 35@42 Rye dull, 78@S0
Barley quiet and unchanged. Pork quiet, $40 rs
| @20 so. Lard generally unchanged, but some
sales rather higher; steam 12.45G12.50 cash,
kettle 13A@l3H. Bulk meats quiet and I'M
| changed. Bacon unchanged. Green meats quiet
shoulders Z, sides 10, hams sold at 105s@l0I.
Live hogs quiet but firm; common light ST sea
80, fair to good packing s7Cl7 80; receipts 6S4o;
shipments 1876. Whisky-demand fair, firm, 81 IL.
Butter dull.
CHICAGO, Dec. 18.-Flour dull Western extra
s4@4 80, family 81 1906 so. Wheat excited and
so unsettled that accurate quotations can not be
given; No. Chicago spring 81 O3, No. do 81
spot. Corn active, No. 2 40 spot. Oats unset
tied, but generally higher; No. 301s spot. Bar
quiet and weak. Pork dull, $40 20. Lard quiet
and steady, 1922. Bulk meats steady. Whisky
demand fair ana firm, slsl0. Receipts-Flour
10000, wheat $1,000 corn 10000, oats 15l COO
rye 1000, barley $4,000. Shipments-Flou 5000,
wheat $4,000, corn $1,000, oats 1S0O0 rye 1919,
barley 1000
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 1S-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull and dropping. No. 2 fail 81 400Il Al,
No. do 81 27. Corn-denand good; No. 2
mixed 4214214 cash. 4214 OBS December. Oats
dull, No. 2 30 cash. Barley-nothing doing. Rye
steady and unchanged. Pork dull at $40 IS.
Lard firm at 1925 here, and up country. Bulk
meats-demand lii ht, very small business. Green
meats steady and unchanged. Bacon dull; only
small jobbing sales. Whisky norninaly IN
changed. Live hogs firm and higher for best
grades; shipping Sc 40Y6 70, packing Sc 900
7 rs. Cattle dull and heavy; native steers 1905.
COWS and heifers s2G3 so. Receipts-Flour 5000,
wheat X 600, 80, 900, oats GOO0, barley 2O00
hogs Zoo, cattle 44O.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 18.-Flour and wheat quiet
and unchanged Corn active, 4iG156. Oats quiet
but steady, 3s042. Rye dull, 78G170. New mess
pork $2l 80. bacon clear rib l3140l4s4. Bulk
meats-shoulders 711aa697s4, clear RIB sides 1870
10s4, clear sides l024 oil, loose. Lard-tierce
1414, key 1424@i5.
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Chas. O'ConOr Improving.
More Cattle Stealing i'm Mexico.
The Alabama Bonds.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
General News.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The Treasury now
holds 1864 600 40 in bonds to secure bank circu-
lation, and l8G2G, 500 to secure public deposits
National bank circulation outstanding, s343,938,
27S, OF which amount s2,127,750 are gold notes.
National bank notes received for resumption to-
day, 1925 1926. Total receipts for the week end
ing to-day, 50, 1855.
There are no new developments in the whisky
cases. Secretary Brlstow and Solicitor Wilson
have been III close conference on the SUBJECT TO-
dav. The Department gives no information as to
what additional advces, if any, are in its possess
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Canned pigs feet, homeless something really
deliciousl. at John K. Remand & Co.'S.

DRY VERzENAY CHAMPAGNE. - Messsrs. Paul
Gelpi & Bro, Al Old Levee street, are the sole
agents of the celebrated champagne Of George
Goulet & Co., Rheims. We have had occasion to
taste this wine, and we unhesitatingly pronounce
it to be one of the best we have ever tasted. We
are informed that it has already gained such a
reputation in New York that 10000 baskets have
been sold in that city. 1t is not quite sweet as
Krug, and is somewhat cheaper. We predict
that it will become one Of the most favorite wines
among the connoisseurs Of New Orleans. Those
who lie champagne, and have the money to
spend for the same, would do well to try the
"Goulet." The nectar of the gods could not be
more delightful.
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MORE CATTLE STEALIAG-SlX HUNDRED BALES
COTTON DESTROYkD BY FIRE.

GALVESTON Dec IS -Advces from Fort Clark,
Texas, 18th, state Mexicans crossed the river be-
low san Eel pc. and stole 800 head cattle and
fifty horses from Strickland x Slaughter. Citi-
Zens raising companies and threaten to cross
the river. Great excitement prevails. The cit-
zens of San Felipe to-day called on the military
authorities at Fort Clark. The barge Terry,
from Houston, for Galveston, was destroyed by
GOO bales of cotton burned. 1t is stated the cot
tom was N fire
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RIVFRS AND STEAMBOATs.

Y1cKsBrEG, Dec. Sup: Robert Mitchell at
4 A. III Thompson Dean at 9 A. NJ, James How
ard at 10 A. NJ, Pargoud at II A. NJ, Colorado at
l ?. 81. Down: Ouschita Belle at P. NJ. River
fallen two inches.
MEMPHIS, Dec 49, = River about stationary.
Weather clear. Departed: Nellie Peck for Arka:l-
sas River, Tidal Wave for Nlcksburg, Idewild,
Napoleon and Parker for Cincinnati, Ruth for
White River, and Susie silver for New Orleans.
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CHEAPER THAN AUcTIoN.-Ths is the cry of
that we'll known and most popular firm of Bras
Gilman & Adams, $50 and 5SS Magazine street.
They have now on hand great variety of goods
in their line, suitable for Christmas presents, for
all ages, classes and sexes, and at prices that are
remarkably ACKNOWLEDGMENT lower than auction
| rates We advise our lady friends to pay an
early visit to Messrs Braselman & Adams.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec 18-FOr Sunday, in the
South Atlantic and Gulf states, stationary fall
ing barometer, warmer southern, winds and ill.,
creasing cloudiness and possibly rain In western
Texas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. falling
barometer, south and west winds, warmer, hazy
or partly cloudy weather.
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MARINE.

GALVESTON, Dec. 19-Arrived: Ship Arzilla
from Liverpool bark Susie Scott from Havana
bark Nijainer from Havana, schooner Jefferson
from New York.
Failed: Steamship State of Texas for New York
ship Caledonia for Liverpool, brig Ella for Havre
schooner Amos Edwards for Fall River.
ROCKIES POINT, IRELAND, Dec. 1S.-The steamer
Vile de Brest is now entering Queenstown har-
Dor with LAyrerique in low.
LONDON, Dec. 1S.-The American brig Julia a.
Dillingham;, fcom Gore, for Marseilles, has been
wrecked All he crew except two persisted
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To THE LADIEs-If you wish to see splendid
assortment of French millinery, bJnnets, hats,
festhers, plumes, etc, etc. go to Mrs. f. r. Har-
don's, No. % Chartres street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets. large stock selected
specially for the holidays, has just been received
and during the next two weeks her show rooms
will be one of the most attractive resorts in our
city. Her goods are always of the best quality,
and her prices moderate.
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MooDYs Granite Palace, corner Of Canal
and Royal streets, continues to be the great CEN
ter OF attraction for gentlemen who desire to
Furnish themselves with underclothing, cravats
etc. The proprietor Of the establishment has
taken great pains to STOCK his store with goods
suitable for the holidays. Our readers. male and
female, would do well to give him call.
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New YORK, Dec 1S.-Sgismund Kleinberger,
c. O. Clinton, Clapp & Co., Samuel d. wilson
and Benz. Bennett have made assignments.
New York Dec. 1S.-It is proposed to organize
a Centennial Legion for next year, to be COM
posed Of one company of one hundred members
from each of the original States, the Old Guard
to epresent the State Of New York To them is
assigned the duty Of securing companies to repre-
sent New Jersey, Pennsyl, aria and Delaware.
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Neither Scaling nor Postponement.
Neither Scaling nor Postponement.
The Golden Drawing
The Golden Drawing
Best Scheme ever Offered.
Best Scheme ever Offered
Draws Monday December 81.
Draws Monday, December II.
Capital Prize 800, 900 Gold.
Capital Prize 500 900 Gold
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THE POSTS FINANCIAL ARTICLE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-The Posts financial ar
ticle says: On gold loans the rates have been
exchange is dull Government bonds where
changed, are lower, on account Of lower gold.
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THE WHISKY FRAUDS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. lS.-Gen. Babcock has beer
sent for, and is expected here to-day to plead
and have his case set 1t will doubtless go TO
the U. s. Circuit Court, January term, and come
on after those of Mckee and Mcclure.
report was circulated here that some impor-
tant documents to be used against Babcock had
been purlolned from the desk Of the Clerk of the
United States Court, but it proves to be entirely
unfounded.
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PALE ALE, STOUT, WHISTLES, Ero.-Our old
time friend, Mr.. John Turpin, 155 Common
street, has been for many years noted for keep
ing for sale no wines or liquors but the very old
est and best. Connoisseurs would do well to
glance at his advertisement, and follow the same
up with visit to Mr.. Turpin's store, where they
will find everything in the ale or liquor line that
ia dasira b1a
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Butter Our friends, Messrs. Keep, Ray
mond Co., II and 70 Poydras street, have on
hand comparatively large supply Of choice and
medium Goshen butter; also, choice and m sdium
Western butter, for sale at low prices to close
assignment. We direct attention to their adver-
tisement.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Dec. IS, Evening.-Cotton closed
easier; Mlddling Uplands 10 5-16, Orl ans 1879.
Sales day 507 bales. Net receipts 1896, gross
$751;.
Futures closed weak. Sales $500 bales, as
follows: December 1875. January Is 5-32gl3 $40,
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vigor and eloquence in the pulpit or elsewhere are
rare.
We believe, however that in the Rev. Dr. Will
son, thenew pastor of the Coliseum Place Church,
all these qualities are combined.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

PARIS, Dec. 1S.-Rentes $3.50. Exchange OF
London 25.121a for short.
HAVANA, Dec. 18.-Arriyed: Hanover, from
Bremen tor New Orleans.
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FINE GRoCERIEs.-The family grocery estab-
lishment Of Messrs. Clark Il Meader, Is and IS
Carondelet street, is well known to our read
ers hat it is not necessary for us to say a word
in It's commentator. We simply direct atten-
ton to Messrs. G. u Ms advertisement in an
other column.
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SEVEN HUNDRED BALES COTTON AT AUCTION
Nash Il Hodgson auctioneers, sell on Monday,
at IL ocl ok NJ, on the levee, at the head of Ca
nal street, 100 bales cotton, mole or less, saved
from wreck Of steamer W. s. Pike. See adver-
tiaemnnt.
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IMPORTED DRY GooDs.-Our friends. Messrs.
Levois & Jamison, 126 Canal street, have lust
received very large and splendid stock of
goods, just imported from Europe, suitable for
Christmas and New Year gifts Read their ad-
vertisement, and be sure to give them a call.
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STILL MARKING Down .--Those famous dry
goods merchants, Messrs NJ. L Byrne & Co., 1863
Canal street, are still marking down the prices of
their goods. They give notice in another column
that they will on Monday, continue their sale of
choice dress goods at greatly reduced prices.
Read their advertisement and give them call.
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ST. BERNARD Coal COMPANY. estimable
friend, MIR. W. S. Campbell, is the agent of this
celebrated company. which has its local habita-
ton at Darlington, Kentucky. Mr.. Campbell has
established an Office at % Carondelet street, and
is prepared to furnish coal at wholesale and re-
tail to planters, steamboats, and families, at the
lowest market rats. The St. Bernard coal is
used by several railroad companies and has
gained great reputation. See advertisement.
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| FORK, ETc.-The attention of the trade is d.
rected to the advertisement Of Mr.. E. K. Con-
: verse 81 Magazine street.
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| nice Christmas present-A pack of visiting
car1s printed by kirkpatrick, 6l0 Magazine
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Buy yonr buggy and carriage of L. T. Maddux.
35 Carondelet street. New Orleans.
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CHRISTMAS AND New YEARS GIFrs-See adver-
tisement of Mr. 81 Daspit, 546 and 54S Magazine
stree, the well known aud popular dry goods
merchant.
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CBAs. O,CONOR IMPROVING.
NEW YORK FAILURES.

New YORK, Dec. 1S.-Chss. O'Conor is steadily
improving.
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THE GLOBE THEATER.-The Globe had it's foil
share OF amusement seekers last night The
programme put forward by This theater is very
popular with our play-goers, as it contains a va
and well arranged is evidenced by the applause
nightly given. The performances for the coming
week, as proposed by the management, will no
doubt draw large assemblage each night.