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FRANCE.

LEGISLATIVE MOTION FOR THE RAISING OF THE
STATE OF sIEoE-rHE GOVERNMENT DOES
NOT OPPOSE.
LoSDos, March "a, 1876
The Pail Mall Gdsette's Paris special says NJ. Flou-
ques motion for the immediate raising OF the state Of
siege up in the Chamber OF Deputies to-day
The Ministry do not oppose the proposition, and the
motion will prevail.
A BoNAPARTIsT on TRIAL,
The Chamber also voted an inquiry into the election
Of N. Iron, Bonapartist, in tho Haute- -Garonne
EAGER DISPUTES PoR STATS.
or the election Of deputies yet awaiting verincation
the validity OF fortytwo is strenuousy disputed and
in thrty-eight of these contested cases tho sitting
deputies are icgtmists or Bonapartists
voTED-cLERIcAL INFLUENCE AT ASSEMBLY
ELECTIoNs-M. GAMBETTAs OPINION.
VERSAILLES, March a. 1876.
The Chamber OF Deputies to-day, almost without
discussion agreed the abolition OF the OF siege
CLERICAL INFLUENCE IN ELECTION CONTESTS
The report OF committee, recommending an INQUIRY
into the election OF NJ Num- the clericast Deputy,
ascertain whether thero was undue interference on
the part OF the clergy en taken up for consider
alton.
VI. NJ Mun mauc IN en0tEetiO speeVu IN uciehCe VI luc
right OF the clergy support candidates in order
defend religion, which moDaced by the democrats.
GASBErTAs DEFINITION CITIZEN DUTY
NJ Gambetta replied that he did attack religious
liberty which o1gh TO be protected under the Republic
we'll as under any other government. He continued
"when speaking OF the clerical party We do not aude
TO religion, TO sincere Catholics the
French clergy, many OF whom doubtless dread tho
encroachments of the Vatican All we aim at is to
confDc the clergy in their proper sphere and prevent
the pulpit from being transformed into political plat
form. We desire to have this inquiry in order to call
upon the government to remind the clergy that they
should remain IN their proper sphere"
The inquiry was voted by Soe yeas to 10 nays.
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MEXICO.

JALAPA CAPTURED By THE INsURoENTs-srATE
OF SIEGE AT VERA cRUz-coNDITIoN OF Az
FAIRS IN MATAMoRos-A FORCED LEVY OF
MoNEY-vIoLENcE AGAINST REcUsANTs.
VERA CRrz, March Is, 1876
Via aHAvASA
The revolutionists captured Jalapa on the 18th
Vera Cruz was the 18th declared in state OF siege
OK THE RAILROAD
Insurgents occupied the railroad between this city
and the capital yesterday but they permit trains TO
pass
CONGRESS-
The primary meeting OF Congress will be held on the
goth inst The regular opening Of the session will
take place April l.
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A WRESTLING MATCH.

A CONTEST FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE
WORLD AND THOUSAND DOLLARS
DRAWS CONTEST
DErRoIr, Mich, March 2i, 1876.
An immense crowd hMed the Detroit Opera House
last night 10 witness the wrestling maicn between
Colonel J. II. Mclaughlin, Of Detroit, and Jacob II.
Martin OF Ypslant Tor 81, 900 and the championship
OF the world. Both mon appeared in plendid con-
dition. Mclaughlin weighed 2i5X and Martin us
pounds Mr. Hornsby OF the Chicago Field
was chosen referee. Time called at sh. aim.
and IN less than two minutes after Martin was
thrown squarcly on his back. The second round was
desperate contest, lasting ihirtythree minutes.
and ended IN Mclaughlin going down. The third
round commenced at Oh 55m. Az the end OF twenty
two minutes the athletes rested four minutes five
minutes after Mclaughlin went down, the referee de.
Gliding no fall Al l0h. 5Sm rest OF SIX minutes
taken. Al lih. lon. Martin thrown, hut the ref
cree decided fall This created int snse excitement
and confusion After hours wrangiinz the
referee resigned and was dnally agreed declare
the match draw.
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RUSSIA.

THE GEAR SAID TO CONTEMPLATE ABDIcxT1oN.
LONDON, March 25, 1876.
The Vienna correspondent of the Standard teegraphs
that II Is rumorcd In ST. Petersburg that the Czar,
weary OF the OF government, intends to retire
from the throne and TO appoint the Czarewitch Regent
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FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO March "a, 1876.
The following rates live stock have been
made by the general freight agents herc:-From
Chicago TO New York, As cents; TO Philadelphia, 4oH
cents TO Baltimore 80 CENTS and to Buffalo, 25 cents
The old rates respectively co. 54 50 and 80 cents
reduction OF i've per 100 pounds also made
on box meats and malt the rates being 40 cents
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Barney Williams is lying seriously i'll at his resi-
dence in East Thirty eighth street
The matinee performance OF Julius Cnsar" to-day
is the one that the pupils of yassar College OK
pccted to witness
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GERMANY.

Ex-EMPRbss EUGENE ON A VISITING TOUR
LONDON, March "a, 1876
The ex-Empress Eugcnie and son have arrived at
Eisenach, route Tor weimar.
They visited wilhelmshohe Thursday.
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THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT.

The nth symphony concert of Theodore Thomas
takes place at stcinway Hall this evening The follow
ing attractive bill will be presened:-Sute No. in
(1rst timel, Bach. Aria, o, Fatimn," Abr Hassan,
Weber Miss Anna Drasdil symphony No (Eroica),
op So Beethoven. Concert Aria. "hecuba'' (newl
Rubinsteiu MISS Anna Drasdl. Fine Faust Overture,
Wagner,
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SPECIE PAYMENT.

PORTLAND. Me-, March a. 1876.
At meeting OF the Board OF Trade here this morning
resolutions passed avcrng the act fixing the date
OF January 1872 the period for the resumption of
specie payment
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rHr wEArHEn YEgrrnpAr.

The following record viii show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in com
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year. Al
Indicated by the thermometer al Hudnurs pharmacy,
nuf
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XVIII LoMMEL The Nature Of Light. ............. ?
MEMOIR AND CoRREsPONDBNCE OF CAROLINE
uERSCHEL
BY Mrs. John Herschel With Portrait l vol. i2mo.

From the AthenRum.
This is pleasant book and the public should be grae
ul to Mrs John Hcrsche Tor having taken these ecord
from their resting place the family Go;umens and
given them TO the world Comparatively lew in this
Grafton know anything about Caroline Herschel but she
well known in the last century in the early portion
of the the OF the highest rank in science
She herself distinguished the assistant of her brother
in his abors She the dscoverer Of eight and
she acquired sufficient knowledge down her brothers.
observations record the results of his researches and
keep his work in order that he found arranged
70 ldy Tor his when he needed IT,
During the busiest of her life she kept Day Books
Book of Recollecons These rccollecons like
German fairy story, strange and different from the
present time the world and household life that they dis
Close
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ITALY.

AMERICAN EP1scoPALIASs TO OPEN NEW
CHURCH.
ROME, March "a, 1876.
Tho American Episcopal church in this city will be
opened tomorrow
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THE ENGLISH OARSMEN.

LATEST BETTING ON TIKI UNIVERSITIES CREWS
OXFORD THE FAvoRITE-
LONDON, March "a, 1915
The betting the inter University boat race is now
six TO four In favor OF Oxford.
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SCAJ.PS TORMENTED WITH DANDRUFF OR
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soar.
"EmL's HAIR AsD WHISPER DYE" black OF brown, Soc
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low the deeenuiaI average oats exactly at the
average
TITLES BILL THE HOUSE OF LORDS
In the House Of Lords tonight the Royal Titles bill
passed its first reading
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather to-day is fair.
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AN ACTIVE RECRUITMENT FOR THE ARMY IN
CUBA.
LONDON, March 25, 1875
The Standards Madrid despatch reports that re-
crung for Cuba is actively progressing and even the
soldiers who served under Don Carlos are allowed to
enlist
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just issued by EsPENsCHEID, Manufacturer, No 1s Mas
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Average temperature yesterday y............... 3Sj
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THE PRovINCIALIsTs TO PLEAD BEFORE THE
ROYAL POWER.
SAN SEBASTIAN March "a, 1876
The committees for tho maintenance OF the Jueros
sending deputations Madrid to lay their claims
before the government
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SPAIN.
CONSTITUTION
voted by 3oe yeas to ITO nays.

CONSTITUTIONAL UNITY TO oBLITERATE PRO-
vINcIAJ CUSTOMS
MADRID, March "a, 1876
In the Chamber OF Deputies yesterday Senior Cano-
vas del Castillo President OF the Council. ques-
toned about the suppression OF the Fueros.
In reply he declared that constitutional unity would
be Immediately established throughout span but that
the government would not determine the question OF
the interior administration OF the Basque provinces
without hearing their representatives
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LEGISLATIVE MOTION FOR THE RAISING OF THE
STATE OF srEGE-THE GOVERNMENT DOES
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-13

mending an investigation by the Senate,
i'm regard to Senator Spencer's election.
The committee came to no conclusion,
and adjourned until next Tuesday.
THE WHISKY TRIALS.
The whisky trials are progressing III
vt. Louis. In Babcock's case. ex-Con.
missioner Douglas was on the stand
Yesterday, giving o very lengthy, testi-
inony, the gist OF which has already
been given In the papers, the only item
Of real interest being the following note
from the White House relative to the
change OF supervisors:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, ID. c., Feb. 4, 1876. J
Siy-The President directs me to say
that he desires that the circular order
transferring supervisors Of internal rev.
en,le to be suspended by telegraph until
further orders. LEVI L. LuCKEY.
THE RIVER AT MEMPHIS.
The river came to u stand today
al scant "a by gauge, which Is. the
danger line, and although the rivers
south Of here have been high, and
were at low stage during the flood
Of last August, when tho river reach
cd. the same point, yet little dam
age is reported. and should the levees
below here remain intact but little dam
age from the present food Is apprchend-
cd in the country tributary to Memphis.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-13
Receipts Of Prod aee.

sr sAh beea Do 5 seeso DO sso1s e
Il Bourgeois do N WetmoreIN d2 - nnnS
sugar T Maspero &co--sundries to order-Ioaa
i LOVER cOAST--Per steamer Orioe.-4o sks
potatoes Monastnoas s Iiss Pot aa9eT er'''s
BATON EOUGE-Per steamer IBERIA = n sneg
cotton H Egysssq t Bush aS sego
bbs molass9s ii % faPaa. 4 s s, bb Is
moasses ?5 hhds sugar " Bprbridee 6eo h,ds
sugar Hart &con2 bbs moasses : Henh III
gaHf noss Uh9 70 bales COT
ton 10 SKIS seed cotton 1903 SKIS rough rice ss hhds
1 Rss le bbs m9sssas ~ 10
Abraham deo.at BHrkridse Iseo.2o !, A Y ns
seherek \ Apey12e W yeslaId ,s past H oe
&ylelett- ii Tertr2u-,ne NJ sandidee &f !, p
S Sosiper WISE sentsll eS sse
n1rf a$s ss3 s Leyfs rsda %sa'%sley
oases Payne kspngdy Sesas do Schmidt sts
seed d9es Ass ss seed cotton
Conger 4 Kelly12o bend cattle and sundree>to
order Total AL bales cotton 3454 SKIS cotton seed
TENsAS RIVER Per steamer " J Poitevant
--1so bales cotton Lehman. Abraham &eo--s7
Meyer. Weis &co--66 Jurey 81 Gilis-H W
White-3o G l. Walmsley &eo--2o Newman
,Seo-24 II Bucknor &c Brp-A W Clarke.22
Prestidge, Graham &eo-2o Payne, Kennedy &co
ZIb ionsfaw Cammaek &co--l3 J O Denis--11
J Il Harris Geo-9 q s Kansler-9 w Peale-s
u Newman e Hugh Allison &eon1s Ben
Gerssn- A!cgs seh e Auleg ,,st Sand
$ 9 Wilkerson &eo--4 John Chaffe y Sons-4
L g. M Allen--3 Il II Wilson q Mills---2
Nnie Il tammack-2 Schmidt n Zeger--1 Katz
Barnett-19t1 SKIS cotton seed N q q Assn
III SKIS seed cotton Payne, Kennedy Aeo---9 do
Lehman Abraham Gco-7 head stock N ID Wet
more bale moss kalle 4 Cammack--1 bals
moats-27 head mules Il Thompson sundries
to order-Total 500 bales cotton 1911 SKIS cotton
seed ~ SKIS seed cotton,
LOWER COAST---Per steamer Bassett-.s5
sks rough rice Katie Mill5o do james Wood
II do s Haspel-60 do Steward n Kip---14I bbls
rice Socola- 80 do y Haspel-lO do A Berthele-
9do Ilnrnbias 4 Dieter--3 do Meyer n Stratton-
81 hhds sugar D X Perrett-1s bbls oranges NJ
Dowling--stlndries to order--Total 35 hhds
sugar 2O2 bbls rice 2t2 SKIS rough rice.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer J II Frazer---
20 hllds sugar II Milliken-10 do Fulger &eo..15
bbs molasses w q Coyle &eo-sundries to order
Total 80 hhds sugar 10 bbs molasses.
MOUND CITY-Per steamer r Bryarly-3t2
baes cotton John Phelps. &co--22i @ W Sentel
borne &eo-9l John Chaffe h Sons-s7 r I Buck
ner & Bro-a9 J M Sandidge &co--4 Mcdehee.
Snowden Il Vic, 'str22 Richardson Il Mays
Meyer Weis &co--l2 Alcus, Seherck Il Autey-12
Z Davis &co-1l y Friedlander-1o M Morri-
Britton. Moore y Coleman--5 Bussey dco-3
Frierson 6co-T l. Airey 6eo-sundries to order
Total 1920 bales cotton.
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STEAMBOATS,
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED p,v,,, -
.POHTATlON COMPANY sJitEhhn Tram
Mary Louise, Texas, haMEiA
H. r. Bryarly, iftms ~
Col. A. +. Kouns, W j t ~ y
La Belle. Belle p5lhan,
o. II. Duriee o"land
<we~ FOR SHREVEpopr -.
kdbz.z &rf- son. Upper Red H. !. JEFPrp.
aeH1k Coushatta. Grand Eoasnr, Mindas
dria and all way and plantation langil'es. Alexan.
ing New Orleans us follows lngs-I eas
For Cane River and Bayou p;os.
For Jefferson Direct effe,
Col. A. p. Kouns Mart Ran.n.
Leaves ON TUESDAY. Feb "a - lnas'er.
For Upper Red Rive. W m,
r.. T. Bryarly, W. T. scovdjiii ma..
Leaves TUESDAY. Eel, IL a. soS'eF
For Minden Direct "ep.m
Belle Rowland, Geo. w. Taa
Leaves on TUESDAY. Fob * ~ .'as'er
Returning leaves Shreveport TtI fM arp.tn.
FRIDAYS. oAoDAIss end
SATURDAYS boats going THROUGH
No whgrfboat charges will be- mada ~ JefIarson
River. "'Vata 81 III
Forwarding freights eonsignedtotba
at New Orleans will be handled free ~, y, 9npan,
and commissions. oo Vi drayeus
For freight or passage, apply on bo,.s
boats, or at the office Of the no,nnansi.o 9f thA
Gravier street. JOS. A. AIKEN Prya..,Nso Ii
HITE h CARLIN. BRITToS 15iFf ptdA Agent
d19 LORD Il MCpEAKF tLLR
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BY Railroad.


NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.-.
800 bales cotton Ranger. Fatman 6co--23 John L
Hartlie &eo-6s order-G Prtchard Il Biekham-
m a@y1i ' Sas fh des Hay GSpi M 9h
Morrison ). bSls paper McTaWgls aEs sal
eteiord do do keteh Sa aoac cases mdse
Memniek &eor1 hid tobacco Jno Kingn,1 bx
nell a do do l. Kaufman--3 cases tobacco
Irhy &co-i1 bales sheeting orders pgs Bugs NJ
MsIn 3 81, Er24; bdjs hides schmidt ziee-
2rder-l2 cotton gins ] b Wolfe &eo-7 bss eggs
Gross Wiliams- bxs pipes Sarrazin..los7
aks cotton seed Union Qil CO.. car lumber g
Mrs Altkaus- sundries to order Total 40 bales
e2 New oR IL hN sfsd Sha bfG
bbls sugar Lanaux Il Son@Total II hhds sugar
bbls do % bbls mQasses,
bbls molasses NJ Walsb-f0 do "a hhds sugar
J | Adams &co "a do 81 bbls molasses Il Hare
i 90 hha q sager J ii Ioekhardt - bales
spowdon 4 violett-ls Eeraud + Gibcrt-7 W 4
PHELPS Coo 3 Watmorena 4 f Fer sona
asks wool kyeoski-2o hhds sugar Is btls mo-
lassse Straight-2o do Jno Clark--A aides l.
Surle pkgs do LANCE & Legendre.. sundries to
,aa TOTAL lSl bales cotton IA bbls molasses
:, Per steamship Hutchinson from Indianola via
Galvestgn-l2l bbls pecans Is bales hides 90 bales
cotton G A Whitney SEQ
D p smith-ss GumhJ --l5i 4
Whitney &co-e2 Kirk patrick & Ksith--o John r
Hardie &co-1 Schneider q Zuberbier-sg7OO in
specie Flandors--3g3 head cattle Mehle
&co.m,suHarjes t. order Total s1s bales cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
"a bales cotton Pritchard 4 Bickham---1G4
Richardson May--lao .Chafre. Hamilton &
Weis &co-e2 r II Il NJ Allen-42 Walden. Haw
kins &co.--3s Aleus, Scherek h Autey-s7 Hardie
&epn :, l. Torian Daney a John Phelps &co-
e Wolfe &co--N I l. Airey Sco-20 John
n 1i 4 Sons-2a Payne. Kennedy &co--17 l.
Harris &co-lsJ W White-1s Allen, West heor-
- Britton, Moore 4 Coeman--l0 Stewart Bro
6Gor9 Blakemore Bro &co-9 Jno Barnet leo
7 Coo1s &co-7 v. Sentell &co-e II March
&c Prestidee, Graham Geo Beades, WoodG
CO.. e., Simms 4 Levy--s D II Wallace &co~-4
g I1Wamsey &eo--4 Clapp Bros Goo-4 RT
Euckner Bro-3 Il G CROMWELL r. h q
4hlfts nna Gumb Be- Howcett 4 Gordon 4
Bussey &co-1 J + WiBston--Totai 1894 bales
cottonIl25 pkgs beer II l.edwitz-l5o do Yolat
-snndries to order.
MEMORANDA.
The ship Victory, Watson, FIN London, preyi-
ously reported below. has received orders to sail
Tor st. Johns b.