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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN, I
Sunday, January so, 1876. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
British ship Paul Boyntop, McMullen, for Cork
British bark Cairo. Rogers, for Csrk
Schooner Winward Staples. for Havana
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
mo arrivals from sea reported.)
STEAMBOATS,.
W Garrett and barges, Booth. from Cincinnati
Martha. Bassett. from Lower ,v Coast
Rice Farmer Dragon, from Lower Coast
Hr,ole: Carrick. from Lower Coast
Belle Rowland. Rea. from Minden
frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
EXPORTS.
CORK-Ship Paul Boynton-3790 bales cotton
CORK Bark Cairo-4459 sks oilcake $3.50 slaves
Embellishments L;zzie-lO0 aka corn SIS
HAvANA-Schoorer winwsrd-3OO bills rosin 10
bols grease II bbls tallow hhds tallow loo bbs oil
IA bbls lard c.k soda ash 81 empty hhds pa bids
hoops 2Ol4 pcs cypress lumber
IMPORTS.
UT1LLA-schooner Whipp'e-26 600 plantains
"a 600 cocOanuts 200 punches bananas bbls imes
pkg sarsaparilla
1850 punches bananas 5000 plantans 1900 cocoanuts
sopineapples cks molasses An bbls tamarinds
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES v Garrett and barges-
A3 bales cotton hhds tobacco 89l bbls dour $40
bbs potatoes 24o ksg: nails ISL sks l7S2 sks
LOWER COAST-Steamer George Spaneer-sl
hhds sugar s. bbls molasses Al bills rice 2ss sks
rough rice and sundrles
LOWER COAST-Ste amer Martha-24 hhds SUGAR
262 bbls rice 1873 eks rough rice and stndries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Oriole-l8 hhds sugar
Is bbls moiasses and sundrles
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmer-l65 bbla
rice and sundries
M!NDsH-steamer Belle Row land-laa4 bales COT
ton III ske cotton seed sundries
OHIO RlVkR-Per datb0a ts-l0O0 bbls potatoes
800 SKIS oats 1900 bales hay
LOWER COAST-Stesmer Fraser Sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
January 1858 baIes Gotten 287 hhds sugar Dbl
sugar 255 bbls mOlasses half bbls m0lasses l08
bbls rice 10 SKIS rough rice and sundrlee
NKW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. jan
nary $3.50 bales cotton 856 axis cotton seed
hhds tobacco and sundres
NEW ORLkANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, Jam
uary 29--l2 hhds sugar 70 bbs mOlasses and SUM-
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Leap-year balls will never become fash
ionsble, 90 long - the ladies can 60 to the
soirees given by gentlemen and have every
thing their own way.
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PERSONAL,

WANTED-A PARTNER (EITHER SILENT OR
w active). with . cash capital Of $500 to take
An interest In produce busine ~ ali on consign.
ofmakinG money. Address 1IRCHANT, this oiles
until February /.
Kew Orleans, January -, ls7e, ja2s 3e
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COMMERCIAL.

CorroN-The sales to-day mot including
200 bales additional yesterday, when the
actual sales were 1850 bales) summed up
little over II 900 bales, at irregular prices,
as noted below, but not requiring any
change in our quotations. We give also
the figures and report Of the Exchange as
below:
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LIST OF LETTERS
Reusnlring In the New Orleans Postomce
Janaafy 80, 1876.

Office hours on Sundays from 10 A. N. to 12 M.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
Advertised" aud give date.
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LADIES, LIST.

Barberel Rose Miss
Baker A Misc
Bapfter Maria Mrs
Batups Clara Mrs
Bates Donna Miss
Brady Mary J Mrs
Bach Adam Mrs
BArbet Ellen Mrs
BOsly Henrietta Mrs
Beatty A Mrs
Brennard NJ Mrs
Baptiste Victorine Mrs
Bvrus Sarah Mrs
Bemert C Mrs
BembOll Jennie Mrs
Biliings Hattie & Miss
Bryant Sarah ..
Boyle Kate Miss
Boyd SAfrOnia Mics
Browne NJ L Miss
Bloomfield H C Mrs
Burdell Jennie Miss
Callljee L Miss
Carter Annie Mrs
ChafYaut n A Mrs
Collins E Burke Mrs
Cola, zaire F Mlss
C0vmerton 3 Mrs
Cook L D Mrs
Coates Sarah
Cook MOllie Miss
Cole Emma Mrs
Cubertson Mrs
Dennis Helena Mrs
by tea Eliza Mrs
Dickinson & Miss
Donovan g Miss
Doyle L v Ms
Dunbar A g Mrs
Dupuy b A Miss a."
Farrell Sarah Miss
Frasure NJ J Mrs
FlaheIty 3 o Mrs
Frederick Geo Mrs
Freshet Mrs
Gautree r A Mrs
Gaedy NJ 4 Mrs
Green Nellie Mrs
Gill Eddie Miss
Gibbons 4 p MIS-
Griffin Agnes Miss
Goodman Jas 4 MIS-
Grover Ana
Gustavo Mary
Haleston Ellen Mrs
Harris Dora Mrs
HarbOld A NJ Mrs
HaId'ct Miss
Heap c A Miss
Harrison s h Mrs
Hart Imr gene Miss
Hess Bell Mrs
Hickman L Mrs
Hoegatt 3 Mrs
Ho, ton Hattie Miss
Howard Cealy
Rollingsw0rth E Miss
Huck,ns Clara
Hurbert Lucy Miss
Hutchinson Lou Mrs
Huger Meta NJ IS
johnson Justine
Jones Miss
johnson NJ Miss
Jones L Miss ".
Johnson A Mrs
johnson Celestiue Miss
johnson Ollie Miss
John Bette Mrs
Jones Betsy Mrs
jones Sarah Mrs
Johnson Carrie Miss
Jennings Marie 3
Jewell MOllir W Mrs
Isabel Julia Mrs
Junbucks Mrs.
Kinney Maggie Miss
Kirk h Il Miss
K,mble Ada Miss
King Anna Miss
Laurence B 3 Mrs
Leclerc Louis Mrs
LANCE Malvina Mrs
L.ensinper Kate Mira
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DODestIc Markees.
Nsw YoRK, Jsnusry %. Evening"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-30

The above statement shows another con-
siderable increase IN currency and deposits,
and some improvement in loans. The mar
ket is without material change, and the
demand for discounts is limited both in
bank and outside. The movement in cash
gold was reported moderate to-day, but we
noticed that considerable amounts were
sold for delivery next week.
The receipts Of customs (gold) for the
week were: Monday, 1921 54; Tuesday,
S40S5 SIS; Wednesday. $25l8 49, Thursday,
$3.50 GO; Friday. $22,3l2 SO; Saturday,
$256l3 4S. Total SCI ,3ll "a.
The offerings of foreign exchange were
moderate and rates unchanged while New
York sight, under q good demand, was
quoted at an advance. The stock market
continued active. The investment demand
heretofore noted, is on the increase, and is
attended by better feeling in most secu-
rifles and in some cases by q marked ad-
vance.
City bonds were in fair request, and. as
indicated by the auction sales, fully main
tanned yesterdays quotations. New State
consus were in somewhat better demand
and quoted stronger.
We continue 10 quote exceptional paper ut
as y cent v annum discount; AL do
at % 10, and second grade nominal. First
class mortgages rule at 90l0 y cent Y
annum, while second grade continue en-
tirelY nominal.
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INV ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,. SUNDAY, JANUARY 80 1875

Secretary Robbinsors Masonic Lodge
Southern Mutual 0ass 1t Co.
u New Orleans Journal Of Commerce.
JOHN H. g. PARKER, Postmaster.
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GRNYLED1RN,S LIST.

."... GRNyLE
Abrams C
Anes Alexena
Armstead F
Albrecht +
Adele G
Ackley Charles 3
Anderson C 3
Ames Jos Professor
Andrews &c
Armitage P 8
Ainswofth J F
Ably s q
Ayers F H
| Acton &
Acton 3 L2
Arnold J
Al to1 A H
Amand William
Austin George
AucOn Louis
Austin Charles .
BRller n
Banno John
Black J W & Co
Baker G o l. Co
Brady A
Barkley g G
Bailey J W
Brady James
B agdon O D
Bracken NJ - .. ...
Breckenridge John
Brady William
Backus Frank
Barry y S
Barrel william
Barton T H
Bartlett Z W
B4que George
Babsto J B
Barry john
B4illtyLJ
Baird B c
Blass ]
Blanc Fl Il
Brs OK James
Breckenl idge J J 4 Co
Berry Arthur
Beck FP
Bensel Balthaser
Bentz Peter
BernabO Antoine
Bennett 4 Casnun .
BeAford Mr.
BeyOt &
Behrens Rnglebert
Benjamin n
Bell Henry
Beck Frank
Brurdect Frank
BeattOn VIM
Betton Solomon
Bienvenu D .
Bright J H
Brink B
Bisbee Frank 2
Boothy & l. Co
Bsllock A VI.
Bowling W
Bonzigs Michel
Bassetti II W
B0uiigny b II
Boyle c
BOSTON, J @ Capt
B ,oOks James J
Brown Ben J
Brown Henry
Brown Pbelbert
Bousquest, Elmer l. Co
Brown A
Brown Harry T
BOsstick VIM
BrOsman d N "
Bond John
BrOe John &
Brown P
Buck 5 q
Burrows VIM "a.
Buthner Z
Burk NJ
Burnside J B
Blume Joseph
Cary . W
Cambell D
Connaughton W Dr.
Caldwell Chas H
Chastaine W H2
Carter Geo W
Clay &C
Casly J 8
Carroll L. Kimball
Chapman SamuAl
Carson William
Cary 3 g 4 Co
Chastine William
Crane Join F
Csyet A
ChambeIlin 3
Carter Louis
Chamberlain 81
Carter H 3
Csggy B Professor
Cheney D &
CrickmoYe Carney
Crooks n AZ
Cochran Justie B
Conway Mr.
Cox George
Cornwall II A
Cross A
Converge PR
Croao Otarin
ConnnughtOn p Waltar
Croes (Seoroe
Cone RT
Cook NB
Cunav Samuel
Coshev RH
Cor Hiram 2
Cornwa'lMA
Conlon Ffedric
C0roIoni Pietr0
Cole On
COnlan JR
Connors Thos
Colg,n CJDr
Cumberlina WR
Chrisman K ~"
Cusack MIR
Currie A
Davis John
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Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
British ship Paul Boyntop, McMullen, for Cork
British bark Cairo Rogers for Csrk
Schooner Winward, Staples for Havana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-30

The hide market continues quiet, and
prices are still weak. Wool steady. Tallow
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-30

The market opened with renewed In
quiry, and, although operations were re-
stricted by the offerings being poorly as
sorted, and buyers claiming concessions,
grant, yet 1000 bales changed hands
during the morning at steady prices
tor the better qualities. but irregular and
easier for the lower grades, after which the
movement became quite amin ated, result
ing in further sales of 5000 bales, making
total for the day. as noted above. OF u ,OOO
bales The greater activity exhibited dur
ing the afternoon impaired more steadiness
to the medium and higher grades, but good
ordinary and the poorer qualities ruled at
even more irregular prices, according to
staple, dust, etc, with the advantage gen.
orally on the side of the buyer. Thus an
offer of Sac was accepted for q
had been held firmly at &c. The
dispatches were rather discouraglng,
Liverpool being reported dull and easier
without any quotable variation but with
sales of only 5000 bales, and New York dull
at decline OF l-l6c in spots and l6 03 $50
in futures.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared before to-day's exports)
sly bales, embracing 5000 for Liver
pool, 2S,762 for Havre, 1866 tor the North
sea, 1917 for Bremen, 1859 for Spain.
3ool lOr inc MeolteIraneap, auo 4o'1
for cosstwise ports, leaving in presses.
agreeably to its account at II NJ, 194,SS3
bales. II We deduct from this the amount
sold, but not yet delivered, the balance
will be about l55, 900 bales to represent
the quantity unsold, q large part Of which
is withheld from the market, in transit or
not yet sampled.
The WORLDS visible supply was set down
to-day at 1885, 45 bales, against 1885,
bales last year showing an excess over last
year of 1865 balee, against ll4,653 last
week and Az. 922 the week before.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 10, 600
bales. Demand good.'
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock on band September l. l87S........ 1876
Arrived since last statement.... 1854
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Weekly Quotations of Hides, Etc.
Meesrs. Hay & Mehle furnish US the fol-
lowing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands. Weighing,
bundling, drayage and commission have to
be added:
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
SATURDAY BvRNING. January 70. 1876.
We are indebted to Mr.. l. N. Maynard,
manager of the New Orleans Clearing House.
for the following report of the condition Of
the associated banks at the close of bust
ness on Friday, January q, 1876:
, 1876-09-15
FOREIGN.


~ 4ns HeIhSt oo!HAoEs'
LONDON, sept la uisPateh received at
the Foreign Otlice from Sir H. G. Elliott, Brit
tsb Ambassador at Copstantlpoplc, states that.
in ndt,,t,nn =, thr arrrat ~ thc leaders
~ 49,, n..h,- -na.,.,,,1 ~. c.s...,-'.
" LUZ oas.',-ou1ouhs' LUG oosetao1.
dcnefM OIL Aaf1auop|e haa beeh dismissed
for maintaining the general armament Of
Mabumetaus tic t,cccssity for such urecautton
hayi7c r,ssed EI1fott sova IN. Rrftfah o1,,cer
ut' p"sse H.. .n..,',.% sns p.!s1s" on'ese
attaeueu 70 the turkish headquarters reports
tl'at great dcpredatlons have been committed In
9crvla, but no casc OF outrage Of women
or mutt1atYan NJ thc wo,ntcJ /. tnown
~. saaa,,.,s. IT. t,.a,,I..,,.,a a.. ~
"a recurring 1h's 1n's'necace 'oa AN
baseador demonstrated With the Turk
tsh Government against the, dcpredations,
and stringent orders were sent to tho TurkisI,
rou,narisr - n,,, ,tn,, IN t,.,n >'S''
1.,.. ~ IN ns.,,.s ~ ."em =
!nc o'a'aa,at neflln spce.ai Sa5s hus6'a Is
endeayornE TO induce the bnlgarians to em!.
crate to the Crtnca, where the population Is
decreasing Oh account Of tho exttrpatiQn Of
Siussclmen Iartars, Who get settlements In the
Greek provinces oi luFRey.
TIE TURKISH COUNCIL
LONDON, sept. A.-A vienna dispatch to the
1ftnts reports tnat the great council held W
, 1876-09-15
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1876.

lican meeting IN the FIou.c tonight. The
Iiayoa and Wheeler Club turned but In Uniform
AMI with torches. The Jndge reviewed In n mas
and tho record Of tho candidates. Touching the
question Of nor.scctar1an schools, In which tlc
Germans werc especially Interested, be showed
that the Democratic House, to fool tic people,
pn.acs llEcless amendment, but. when the
st,Iatc changed It IL ,nako It effective to guar
antce freq ts:t,ools, every DtlnoeEatlc bcnator
votel against It.
THE n0T8 IN HtEE.
1xDAxAroi1s, Sept. 14.-A largo meeting Of
prominent citizens this afternoon rrccfvcd the
fcnorta Of committees In charge Of the National
Soltlicrs' Reunion To be held tic 10th aud 2lst.
Arrangements have been matlc for tho ACCOM-
tnolat1on Of all, and, to further provide for the
emergency II hotel and private facilities should
provo Insufficient, tents for the quartering Of
10,000 more have been secured. Letters and
tctcgra1ns indicate that not less than 10000
will c IN attendance, including all the principal
men In tho country.
, 1876-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISSOURI.

Special Mepasch to 1ae 7tfsan<.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Sept. H.-Au excursion party
numbering about GOO persons came to Quincy
to-day from different points IN Missouri. A
vote was taken which gave 23s for Hayes and
III Tor TIlacn. This result, on Missouri train,
Is sgni1cans, but all accounts from that State
Indicate heaSy Republican gains this falt. Large
numbers Of respectable Democrats are disguised
VIII rncps' VII, Wits fhe oreenback Democrats
the State. ''
Or Saturday last, at Lagrange, No., the Re-
pue,ilsahs m eiestsl thcIr tteket for School d.
surprised tho Dcsuocrats, and Is sai'l u ha ~
given Mr.. GloveF considerable uneasiness. ~
CLEVELAND.
ClEFELAND, O., Sept, 14.-Thcyc wau a prnnd
torchlight procession Of the Tiiien and % lien.
drlcka Club Of this city Tonight Noluithstand.
Ing the showery weather It Is estimated that not
less than 5000 torches were in the line. At.
arysses @ were Z ,lcliverel in The public square BY
Durhln Ward, of Ohio. Gen. Franz sigc,, and
the Hon. E. Jtsscn also delivered ADDRESSES In
German At Garretta Hall The audiences were
large. Rain interiercd materially with the
elaborate illumination and decoration uf The
public square.
THE MArER ELECTION.
footlnEs from ~ towns give = total vote of
1SW; Is.;s c9nnor u; 55a;cof; Talbot 5saE'; Con
:, Nineteen small towns and thirty.lse planta-
ttons yet uuheard from.
>, Returns from eight counties are complete
Tue Republicans elected 12l Representatives,
and perhaps two ot.lcss and 20 HenatOrs,
souTn CAROLINA,
COLUMBIA, y. e., Sept Ill o'clock a. H.
. IN tho Republican Convention Chamberlain t1as
)ust nccn nominated fOr Governor on the first
6allot. u Tie votc stood: Chamberlain, IS;
Dunn, 81; Corbin, 2; Elliott, l.
The other nominations Will be made to-1uor-
row.
ADRIAN
doscfdi DEpotcA 10 Tns Tribune
Hall, leading Republican OF Tccumsed, was
to-day nominated as Representative to the Leg.
tslature from the First District. The Lenawcc
County Convention met at Qrosrcnor, antl was
attended By full delegations from the ten town
ships comprising the district
ALLE0AN, M1cH.
Special Dtipdtch to tbs TftbunA
ALLEo4s, sicl!, Sept. 1.-THE Republicans
Of this tile First) district met at Fc1nsYlllc to-
day and nominated Crosby Euton, Of Caset, for
Representative. The Hon. u. II. Cutchcoii Is
addressing lnrge aud Intelligent audience at
Empire Hall In behalf Of Hayes and Wheeler.
sTRAws
~, Special Dttpasth to 71e 7ftounA
new CAssEii., WE, Sept. A.-A vote taken
on the train out Of Milwaukee Oh tho Milwaukee
d. Fond du Lac Road today gaye the following
result: Nayes, 10; Tillcn, 81: Cooper, 1.
2: which latte. contains u mors bachelors viii
do well to ponder on.
WITHDRAWN.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 1I.-Gcu. Nancy, 1nde.
pendent caudidnte for Governor has With
drawn from the canvass for the present
, 1876-09-15

OF tho difficulties Of entry and exit that We have
experienced, mud have to rtde 20 mica to sec =
this th eur.cd monopoly about ssh!e', tbey I have
hcen bowling was the grcatest blessing II tho
nineteenth century. But Tho prospccts Of Jhspcf
County are improving: fn-1ay ~ tcanss
road wiieh viii r""n @ e c",nert tiis st bcnightc
TcYtun with civilization ui1t! nrOKrcHs. Iron is
now laltl six miles ont from Olncy. Tho road IA
gra,lch from flcra TO lint point, and It la c1-
pcstsd by The "3d of October that train4 will be
In the afternoon tho oltl Court-Ilousa WAS we'll
filled. Mr. Cnl1om discusscd The issues Of the
day. The Democrats admitted tbs force sud
1F1s,ss. ISsra ~ q M Go9s speech and no.
good Impression - In this i,ot-bcd of tbs De-
mocFacy. One old zray.haired Democrat aaid,
tako five papers. TIN trouble With our
folks s they will not read. II they dt1, they
With my old party"
IAcKaoHv1LLE.
,,,,.. spse,a1 D'spateA 70 ~ 7rtsMat.
JAcEsoNvILIE, ~, sopt. l4.-Tho most snc-
lIcld in this eily today. Though Tie Weather
Ina bGen raiBy ns,d bad for days, and opened
stormy this morning, sttll largo number ot
people frntn ali parts Of the county gathered
Opera. House, hul,l!ng about 1000 people, WIS
denscly crowded With voters, whD heard fntclll.
gently and chccrcd enthusiastically. The speak
EffG A{f1lEnfuE1k OF the democratic DaftY Tor 1kB
crimes and hcrestes, and h!s. defense Of
the Republican party for pll tho i'm
portant acta which IL f,as done, was most
thorough aud convincing. Few men produce
hapntrr effect On pou1,Tar attlencrA than docs
tjIr pnilnnL Hnuatnr. fnr he IA carnrst anil
hnnrst. ann nj ,sin hcar him hnlfevn in him,
1,he fii1cr rimh. irJ 10 Erank iumhanl. was
nresrnt' and wnkcl t,c hcortT"st enthusIasn hv
t. stirrinr and nstrfntIc ,.ar,naj1n a.,nTs. rhis
nTnnins tkc *" i'nnnh1enns crnrts'i. marni6ccnt
nan.staiY i'm fcat inm~. and ran, ia summit
thsc,y In thc hrec.. i,atnsn,nc hanncr lnsrrthnI
viii, tho nnmcs of ti,cr stn,1n r,i.hcarers tIov.
f,g,o.nw nStnr to Il, W." co,,rinsinn ~ ia snrcrh
shswrJ hfs rcansnt ~ thc ,n',,,ory of moblr Dict
Yntss Nv rennlruu t., III tct,ctrry an,l Waiting
liz rravc. Ehc s.nator viii sn.nk III. DcInyat
Tozcwell CounIv fn-rnorrow.
v.un.Ii.
Snrrfal FNsnutrh 10 5ns Trfbuns
VArnaITs i'll Srnf 1I-'j'hr Kannl1tcnnp
hntl a rottiinr linn i,cro totiav. Al nnot, The
Wnn- 4. M 7,aiinm urr,vnt1. tJn wns rnrntrcfl
al thc tienrt i,v IM'uc Van norstnn, Cant. P. b..
NaIstnnnl XIX inn r. II, Ashrrrft, anil thr
i'm. r Ytec",an' "" hficr ,1in,.cr n HIVES and
Whecier mia ,ras eucrrssf,iiiy rniseti Then
fniinwrt1 rrnnI rnecfinrr n Fchrn,s Hall,
Hnnflrcsl. weEe unable to rnfn adtnittnt,cc. The
Van,Intia nnn1 oave ~ ink n,st.' and ihr nnyes
snI Whccicr I,fco Cinh aitle,l rt1rIl to tI,e sue
| rssa ri fhc mcetintr bv their spiritctI
, 1876-09-15

LONDON, Sept. 14.--A special from Paris to
the :seus says: ~. Is runorel that tho Count
dc CAambord is dangerously III. In consequence
OF the penttential r!goss to whIcl. liz subjected
himself during his retreat OF rne days.
CHURCH AND gTATK.
The Same dispatch says tie proposed cleya.
tIon, Ut the poEe's wish, of Father Deckr, ten.
eral Of the JcsilEts, tu y Cardinaatu, la great
event In tho Catholic world. Father Beckr is
the future candidate Of the u'tramontane purity
for tho Papary. Ills election would te.ld ~ nc.
Gelcrato tic Old Catholic movement III Central
Europe, and could not full, ehould the Republic
20 uM prosperlug, to sever Church and stats In
France,
, 1876-09-15
OF tho Polish administrative authorities hss
been entirely abolished By fsnss,s, and tho ONCE
Of the Secretary for Poland Is to ba guppssssed.
T\YID.

THE CHAMPION AMERICAN unARbBNB ArrxaB,
ANCK,
LONDON, Sept. 14.-TTced and his secretary,
Hunt, left the San smons quarantine depot for
FL cantillo De San Sebastian, and passed
looking vel, particularly Tweed.
, 1876-09-15

BIOGRAPHICAL C0NuhksS-
RnussHLs, Sept. little Geographical! Con-
Grcss brought It's slttings to close to-day. II
decided to form an international association,
with view to exploring Afrtcs and suppress!nE
slavery. The Association II ~ bo composed u
orary members. The King u the Belglaus b TO
preside &hs arst year.
, 1876-09-15
ABOUT TOWN,

AHo nn'nieAa "a tio A'a]'o""a ""u at.te S'1-
room Ia required. Tho room, formerly oecu-
s., ,'.' 49, r.,,a..o f,,, ,.r, ,,as, Il, a.. h..
Ea John nj D. praso i. @ slso % sytur ts adjoining dol
pat'o' .,'' ICY W a''a "oot us.as pas :" W
meet. Col. Babcock and James r. Root feel
.n,t ,-ho, ~ no,v .oo, il co,,,,iotoa ,hou .yi,
,as "vn ~. -w heron =, iu h:,,o,
monu,I,c,n narty ' '' - WIZ
'ipas Ist.'ers were ' received ye.teraa, at head.
quartcrs iron, Oregon and California which con-
eiae Slope: -,
prspufations aEs ; making for the grand mass
gcrsoil and James g. BLAINE chine to this city.
cot. 4. c. RLiIrnoHrR
yesterday returned to the fold Of the Republican
party aud gave up Ills allegiance to the GTcen.
hackers. 1flcreasonB arc given In the following
letter:
CurcAno, Sept. 14.-7o th< Coot County Cen.
Iiou.e. Chteago-oxSE.E,A.ss: Datv eonptls me
yoat comnties ana IN ding ths h sm plea.sl to
any OF tue committee 'ha' has 'nuueea me 70 'h1s
i'm, influenced so!e,y by sense Of duty owe
eeant1, - vel D. de're to ;. consistent
tho last 10 years; and more especially the late Ne
bellIon Il viii be proret and perhaps duty, for
me IN this cnnnection to 'tate @ son.s Of tho most
s:;as: @ i r. i:
paix HI s: .ne that axa nndrrpnnc N s1amrs
Of The nation, or in my sonv!cteas as to the ne
sessty of q pspe,.c!rcalstlng medium eHanatlng
!ya leEai tender Tor a.! PURPOSES, wherever the
egls9s!sa o. onr So1Hnts} slssns,
tn ua cpn.5erca snd Industrial intetests OF tic w
, 1876-09-15

LONDON, Sept. 14-hltlles B. Rous, calico
printers, Of Glasgow, have failed. Their l!a6sli-
ties are reported to be S500, ,000.