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STEAMBOATS,.
Steamboat and Railroad Agent

'1NHn UNDERSIGNED, AGENT FOR THE
= Mcmphis and Ohio River Line of Packets is
pIepareo TO give through bills OF latng in connection
WIN the boats of the above Lines over TIE
mg Railroads: Little Rock and Pine Bluff
I.aio N ana Onachita Railroad from Chcor Ctty
iron Mountain Railroad from Belmont Mo. Ciuc;,
nau Hamilton. Dayton and Little Mama Railroads
ana an thelr connections iron Cincinnati For all
: 81 z. q. WAYNE. los f,rayier rect
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INDEPENDENT OPELOUsAs WEEKLY
PACKET
laz e. Atchafaaya simmsport Big Bend Land
ponts-The light draI:ht passenger steamer
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10. St P. NJ.
For fieigh passage apply Oh board or to
HITE e. CABIN, 3 Tchoup1oulas st.
Through bi Is of lading to Bayou Bauf. dis
All freight for Bayou des Glaiz,s will be landed at
Simmsport or Big Bend Landing
REGULAR OPELoUSAs PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY, Jan. 1S at z. NJ.
~ sn For W"s s!sn..s,,. ror; sarrs,
the Coast Atehafalava River and Bayou
Courtableau-rhe new and ight-Iraught passenger
steamer
Fl. Fl. Broad, master, Theo. JOHN clerk
Connects at Simmsport with steamer MINNIE for
Bayou DIES Glanes ii wing through bills ladng. For
freight or p ssage apply on board, OF to
o1O If BRITTON l. EPPLER. 100 Common st.
Through bills of lading to Bayou Bnuf.
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY, Jan. Is, AZ r M
r. For Washington, Port Barre,
shassssssta simmsport Churohville, and all in tel
hA--'.H.ss mediate landings on tho Coast Atcha
falaya River and Bayou Courtablesu-The new and
hght"draught passenger T,s steamer
E. Qautrevaux MASTER Fl. Molaison clerk.
All freight for Bayou des Gaizes will be landed at
Simmsport or Big Bend LEU ing.
$40 If J. M. BOWLING Is Decatur street.
OPELOUSAS AND COAST
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Jan 10 at 5 p. M.
. N~AEA . Tor WHshiL q. o., OpelOusas, Pert
kSaA2SgsTsN Barre, smmspurt. Chulcnvile and ~
aH.as1sase LANDINGS en- the Coast Atehsfalsya Rive,
and Bayou Courtableau-The
Fieta,
c. C. Pickett, master, A Meynier ST. Ole k,
will leave above All freight and passengers
for Bayou des Glaizes to be landed at Simmsport or
Big Bend Landing. Through bills lading to Bayou
Bout. For freight or passage apply on board or 10
n26tf LORD & MCPEAkE 46 Camp street.
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STEA NBOATS.

RaSs FOR at. LOUIS, CAIRO.
1fSSsH3MSEyE MEMPHIS AID TIE BENDS.
The fine steamer
JOHN F. TGILE.
D. M. Brady, master W. c. Kimber clerk.
Leaves SATURDAY, Jan. Is at p NJ
ANDY JOHNSON.
D. H. Asbury master Ed Morehouse, clerk
Leaves SATURDAY, Janua v Is.
1nrouRh bilis lGuIns VIA Cairo and belmont to all
points North and West.
ii 5.B. WOODS 4 Co.. loA Con mon ST.
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"a For Liverpooi-The new Al British ship
STFs VIM. DOUGLASS, Douglass, master, is now
@@4. loading for the above port and having the
board, will have quick dispatch. For balance of
freight apply to SHULTZ & CO.,
ja7 81 Carondelet street.
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Morning, January Is.
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ATTAKAPAs AND ATCHAFALAYA.

ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFAIAYA.
FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
WALKER LYONS'S TECHE LINE.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan 15 at 5 T. NJ
KSe - Far SiminspOrt, ChurchviJle. and
iEWsStN all landings on Atchafalaya and Teche--
seha0aAnA~s The new light draught steamer
Idn,
I. r. Mupgah, master. +. Fl. Buck clerk
will leave above. For freight passage apply Oh
board or to HITE & CARLIN, Agents,
jail No. 3 TchouptOulas street
FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
WALKER LYONS'S TECHE LINE
Leaves SATURDAY, Jan. ~ at p. NJ
r.. For Sinnlsport, Churchvilie and
HGEaas.stsJ4 a all landings the Atchafalaya AMI
.-S Teche-The new light draught steamer
Minnie Avery,
In place OF Carksville)
Abe Smith, master, Frank Grei- clerk
will leave above For f1eghI or pas .ace an ~ on
board or to HITE & CARIiN
jail Tchoupitouas street
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EXPORTS.

LIVERPOOL-Per steamship State of Louisiana
2759 bales cotton 6709 sacks Ocake IL bbls of cotton
seed oil 1900 pcs slaves
HAVRE. Per bark :" n S."-2O2s bales cotton 1900
pcs slaves
NEW YORK Per brig A H Curtis-931 bales of
cotton
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FOB VERA CRUZ.

FOB VERA CRUZ.
TAMPlDo, IUXpAN, CAMPKACHY, FROGRR.
SO, HAVANA AND NEW YukA.
NEW xG2X HAVANA AID MEXICAN MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
1hie Lire Is COZ pose d OF tee steamships
City Of Msxice.-....-...Cspt. W. b. Sherwood.
City OF Merida ,..Capt. J. " Rey1oids
City Of s. Y. ph!lligs
sE ESsa. The steamship
sxSf3ySsssG City Of Mexico,
w. T. Sherwood commander,
viii leave her wharf feo OF Caliope slEev., .1rst
District. on SUNDAY. January %, 1-16, at A. Il.
PAssage ~ Vera Cruz, S60 gold
n. ALEXANDRA 4 sC-!G,
70. 50 Broadway, Few Yofk.
- -. WITHERSPOON Agent
No. 60 Carondeiet street.
The City Of Havana will follow February 10, 1876.
04ly
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OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. IS at 3 F. NJ
-, - FOrs iacinnnt iii, Louisville Eyuu..
Ai&Ra32s4stsS ville Henderson Shawneetown Padu.
cab, Cairo, Memphis and all intermediate
points-The passenger steamer
CammOnweal h,
Thos w Shields, master Owen G. Gates clerk
will cave as above. For freight or passage apply on
board, or to c. G. WAYNE, LOG Gravier street.
j. b. WOODS Co,
Jal4 10i Common street.
REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY, January IL at 5 p NJ.
, r. - For Cincinnati, IOui-viI .. Evnss.
A@sa&A2f6 ville Hendei son. Shawneetown, Pau
. cab, Cairo, Memphis and all interme
date points-Ihe passenger steamer
Robert Michel,
James PAN master Frank Stein clerk
will leave "a above. For freight or passage apply
on board, or to
jal3 G.. G.. WAYNE 1O6 Gravier ST.
FOR THE OHIO RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY, the 18th inst. at T. NJ
r. - For Cincinnati, LOGisvil e, Evuns-
ASAkI vile Cairo and all intermediate points
oek66A13sA the steamer
PeytOnn and Bnrgcs,
j. G. Verhoeff master,
VIII leave as ABOVE. For freight apply OF board,
10 G. q. WAYNE, gent
JaI3 log G avior street
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FOR MEMPHIS AND BENDS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
For the season of 1S75-16
Leaves WEDNESDAY, the Goth INST at5pM
, For Memphis, Helena. Month OF
ssSsse1e16 White River, Chicot, Greenville Vicks
- burg and the Beud,--The splendid pas
senSer steamer -
Thompson Dean,
W: g. Miller master, Geo. Miltenberger clerk
VIII leave as above paying particular attention To
All way anu plantation business Ship may rey
on me Dean manning in the trade season
an11agh bills of ladne to all points the Ouachta
anu plne Bluff Railroad from Chicot City and to ali
points on " hlte River as high as Iaeksonport
for freight or PASSAGE appl, on board, or to
=, e. u. WAYNE. 100 (iravier street.
REG QLAk MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
FOR the season # 1876.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Jan. ~, at NJ
,eEE w Fer Memphis. Helena. Mouth OF
SYTSSs&s1ka4 " hlte River Cheot, Greenvie Vicks.
burg and the Bends - In, splendid
passenger steamer
J. b. Maude.
=; L. Wess, master, Ed. Outlaw clerk,
will leave above paying particular at.ention In an
way and plantation business. Shippers may RELY on
the Maude remaining in the TRACE the eptire seasnr,
Through bills Of lading to all points on the Ouachta
and Pine Bluff Railroad from Chicot city and to an
points on White River as high Jacksonport. For
freight or passage apply Gu ard or to
. CG. WAYNE,
d2 II log Graver street.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKETS
r. - For Memphis. Helena. Month OF
,sgaAatG White River, Chcot, Greenville, vicks.
~..s.-1'.s burg, Natchez and the bends The new
and magnificent steamers
Mary Bell.
j. F. Hicks; master, Alf Grissom, clerk,
Leaves FRIDAY. January 81, at 5 f. NJ.
will leave as above. Particular attention gwen to
all way and plantation business.
Through bills of lading signed to al points on Chi
-. BRoCKETT & CARTER Agents,
H., u b Magazine street.
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OUACHIrA RIvKR.

1o,~o>~o~~~oo->>~~>~-,~>~
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSFORMATION COMPANY.
Regu ar Ouachta River Weekly Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at p.
! For Ouachits City. Monroe, Tren-
Ouachita rivers-The steamer
Ouachita Belle,
J. W. Blanks, master, Joe Holmes, clerk,
will leave above, making cOnn cti0ns with all beats
Capt. F. A. BLANKS President.
HITE & CARLIN, BRITTON & EPPLER, 81.
ADAMS & WORK, LORD G. MCPEAKE, Agts.
P.S-The Ouachita Belle comes down the Coast
every Monday in daylight. Will attend to all bust
offered to her. jail If
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY
Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. Is, at P. M.
r. For Trenton, Nl0orOe and all
lEasl landings on Bayou Bartholomew to Point
Pleasant Ouachita and Black rivers
The new light-draught steamer
Gus Hodge, master. L. p. Delahoussaye clerk,
illeave above positively For freight passage
F. A. BLANKS, President
Canal street, corner Delta
HITE g. CARLIN,
LORD e. MCPEAKE.
BRITTON e. EPPLER,
ja12 ADAMS WORK, Agents.
TATION COMPANY.
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
Leaves SATURDAY, Jan. Is, at P. Nj.
~. For anld-n. EidOradO, Ouachita
sAssA e. City Morehouse Point, Trenton, Monroe,
s=zzisssHIi1A and all landings Bayou Bartholomew,
Ouachita and Black Rivers-The new ghtdraught
steamer
Kate Kinney,
J. B. Kinney, master, Andrew Clark clelk
will leave above positively. For freight pass
age apply OIL board, or to
+. A. BLANKS, President,
Canal, corner of Delta.
H1TE e. CARLIN.
LORI g. MCPEAEE,
BRITTUN e. EPPLER,
jal3 ADAMS & WORK.
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FOR GENOA.

RI For GenOa-The frst-class clipper ship
STTSs VOLADORA, Casabea, master, having
- large portion of her cargo engaged, will have
quick dispatch For freight apply to
K. j. BUDDENDORFF,
do 1876 Common street.
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STEAMSHIPS,
NEW YORK.
THE CROMWELL LINZ.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on WEDNESDAY, January 10, at p. M.
xurSAA. Thia limo % composed Of tbs following
Steamships,
KGICKEGEOCKEP, H0DS0N,
CORTEg, NEW ORLEAEec
The Steamship
Knickerh0cker,
Frank Kemble commander
viii leays he, wharf, foo OF Toulouse street.
'P@sssr.--.-- S1p
INSURANCE ON CARGO BY THIS LINE
THREE-QUARTERS PER CENT.
Freight fOf i-.vofr oei. Bre;nen h8vrc taken
by this line, and through bills Of lsdiuR given for
the sspe
For freght or passage apply to
ALFRED NOULTOw
nHn iy Al Carondelss street.
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LAFOURCHE.
REGULAR BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND COAST
SEMI-WEEKLY PACKET.
The new passenger steamer
Assumption,
Joe Dalferes master. n. z. Dupuis clerk.
n~ss, Leaves New Orleans ever, Tues.
naAkakxS DAY at p M and SATURDAY Fl Il
ss1@ass-s'" NJ, returning down the Coast in day
light on THURSDAY and MONDAY.
For freight or passage app y on board or to
Il. RIVET (oc.. .1
O26 If F. A. CHARLET, oon' s'ioe''
COAST, DONALDSONVILLE AND LAFOURCHE
PACKET.
r. The New, Fast and Safe Pas
$1,000 senger steamer
SSs@a6szs4 Robert Young.
q. d. Terrebonne, captain w Ii. Daniel master,
j. M. Daniel and Frank DalfeIes clerks.
Leaves every SATURDAY at 5 P. NJ. and every
WEDNESDAY at II NJ.
For freight or passage apply an board, or to
HITE g. CARLIN, Agents,
nib 1m 3 TchOuptouas street.
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FOR HAVRE.

RI For Havre Al Norwegian bark
SA ARLINGTON, Pa,mstrom, MASTER is now
loading. For freight apply to
HAYNES & CO.,
90 CarOndelet street.
or r. j. BUDDENDORF.
d3 1876 Common street
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TENsAS AND BAYOU MACON.
REGULAR TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON
PACKET
Leaves THURSDAY Jan 90 at S p NJ
-, HsTs For Floyd Delhi, Warsaw,
n Crocke Poin Cut-Of and all landings
.A<'1->S on Black, Macon and Tensas rivers-1he
steamer
w. J. POitevent
Joe Walk r, master Sam Block Clerk
viii leave as ehove positively For freight or pas
sage apply on board, or to
BITE & CARLIN Tchoupitoulas st
LORD 81 MCPEAKE, 46 Camp street
w ~ remain IN the T. ade permanently. d21 IF
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BAYOU sA6A.
Fs:s For Bayou sara, wassrIu.,
jisrs3st9AatFS Hermitage Port Hudson Baton RoI.e
.s'Assss0'@ fiaquemine. and way landings - Ihs
United States mail semi weekly packet,
Gov. Allen.
On place Of w. $. Pike)
}. j. Brown, master, :. D. streck, CLERK
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at 5py
for Bayou sara. For freight or passage apply to
HlTE IL CARLlN, 3 Tcboupiioulas ST.
sic G. GODDIN. 80 Magazine street,
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ri For LverpOOI.-The 3311. American
H5ks schooner IDA c. BULLARD, Small, master is
80 now loading, and having large portion of her
cargo engaged will hive quick dispatch. Fer freight
apply to Il. j. BUDnENDORFF.
dig 1876 Common street.
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| he would do all he oonld do during the comm
| campaign. This whole amendment originated
| as an election dodge.
Mr.. Harvey (Rep., Kau) asked if it did not
originate in q Democratic House of Represent
atives.
Mr. Eaton-It originated with James G
Blaine Did you ever hear of himf 1t was
one of his lodges to get the noplin alton. /
have been sorry ever since that he did not get
1T, and you have been glad. The whole was
a partisan trick, put mp on the Senate of the
United States 1t would not do to say the
Catholic Church was to be stamped ont in the
country. He was not Catholic but he recog-
nlzed the great good done by that Church.
Mr.. Morton denied that any one bad attack
ed.the Catholic Church, and agreed that this
subject orig mated in Democratic House of
Representatives. AS it came from the House
1T was a sham gotten up for political purposes.
Ii was to meet popular demand of the people,
but it was to meet it by a false pretencs.
Mr.. Salisbury (Dem., Del.) said the Senator
from Indiana Mr.. Morton) knew full we'll that
this subject was first brought here by the Pre-
slaent of the United States in his annual NEE
sage in December last The President also
opened the campaign last fall with speech
on the Subject at Des Moines The Democrat
tic party in the House did wisely to propose
the amendment sent to the Senate, to eliniu-
ate from the Presidential campaign a question
of such danger As he listened to the debate
on this uhjoot in the Senate tonight he treu-
bled for TIE future of his country. There was
disposition to drag down the Cross itself, al d
make it serve party ends. He prayed to heaven
to defeat the purpose OF any such party.
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Four Thousand Miles in Fifteen Foot Bost-Tba
oarsmanS Story

Mr. james r. Gay, the Boston oarsman who
undertook to row to Detroit by way of the
Atlantic coast, the Gulf of st. La wrepce. tbeS
Lawrence River, the Lakes Ontario, Canadian
Canals and Detroit River within one hundred
and twenty days. arrived at Detroit last Tuea-
day, 10y days out from Boston. Mr.. Gay says
thst about $4,000 was wagered Oh the feat and
that he himself had no bets on the result he
waste obtain 81. 600 for winning. The trim was
comparatively nneventful, with the exception
or being once caPRized in the Atlanti tic and once
in the Gulf of St. Lawrence but he managed to
right bis boat in both instances and to proceed
on MS journey with no further damage than a
H Snorougn "ettlDg. On his way up the Atlantic
ocean re met the Countess of Dufferin, and
vas advised by Captain CuLhbert to turn
back, which, as the result proved, the gallant
mariner declined to do While landing 81 Port
Iah1, Mey a solemn looking man gazed for a
while at his sklf and then addressed Captain
Gay ~ solemn tones. "Men " no 90 down tn
sea IN chips take their lives in their hands" be
SAID; but men who go down to The sea in
small hoarts are daru'd fools" A newsDaper
reporter once asked him if he wasn't afraid of
running down steamer OF something, to which
their own lookout"
Captain Gays boat is a double. ender, fifteen |
feet long, and, with It's equi pmen IT,, weighed |
ABOUT one hundred and sixty ponds. 81 began |
business, LIE SAID, with a COal-oil stove, fry |
ing pap, four cans of meat, six of sardInss
eight cans of fresh bread, four of condemned |
MIX, two pouncs of ctfee, of tea, We
ponds of sugar, four pounds of corn meal and |
four pouuds of pork, besides canned peacbea
oy STEERS, HOLSTERS and other fruts; a sextant.
cbronometerI spirit compass, anchor, besaes a
trunk with some clothes, etc" Hts trunk wns
SO, damaged by the fret capszug tb 81 be put it
III at the next landing place, aud his STOCK of
provisions, OF COURSE was frequently replen.
shed. The boot Is propelled win oars fastened
"ith pm In the gunwale of the boat
The oars are therefore rigid, and incapable ofi
being "feathered." Four pairs OF oars were
worn out On the voyage. When no landed in
Detroit Mr. Gay had with him only O small
7altBe, containing his toilet arIiclsa n I.d0o
'nchor, boat cushions, paddle and pair Of
,ats.
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of all parties who have plead guilty and not
yet received sentence also to demand of those
who c'aim to have confessed, under promise OF
immunity, to show upon what authority they
base their claim. All those who cannot show
good authority will be prosecut tied. Emory
Storrs, of Chicago has been retained as special
counsel On the part of the Government to at
tend to these cases.
United States Marshals in Alabama have re-
ported to the Attorney General that great
frauds were committed in the recent ele ction
IN that State, and United States district attor-
neys have been ordered to prosecute. The first
cases will be tried in Mobile. Senator Spencer
Is urging the Administration to proceed TO ex-
treme measures in Alabama. Repu blican Con-
gressmen from the South remain in Washing.
ton to consult with the Attorney General aud
Secretary of War relative to a plan of proceed =
ure under the recent order issued to Gen. sher-
man. Sherman says changes will be made
in stations of troops South, unless there is
trouble aud troops are called for in accordance
with law.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Republicans of New York nominated
Ex Gov. E. D Morgan for Governor on the first
now Lieut. Governor of Ala
bama has been nominated for Congress from
the 9th Dtssrict.---G epl. G. G. Walker has
been nominated for Congress from the Rich
mond, Va, District The Atlantic mills,
Laurence, Mass, will start again Sspten Der
lith, giving employment to 1900 operatives
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. corning Star and Catholic Messenger
rUBLIsHzD WEEKLY NJ
Tks Nsto Orleans Catholic Publication Company d:
VI. Il6 Poydras street, corner Of Camp.
he Directors of the Company sres
Most 6ev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PKRoHE,
Archbishop of New Orleans,
President.
VIM. J. CAsTELL,
Vice President.
Very Rev. g. RAYMOND,
Very Rev. C. MOUNTAIN,
Rev. T. J. KENNY,
Rev. T. ]. SMITH. c. N.
Rev. B. A. NErTHART, c. IS. B.
Rev. P. F. ALLEN,
JOHN T. GIBBONS,
JOHN MoCAFFREY,
D. II. BUCKLEY.
All communications are to be addressed to the
Editor ofThe Morning Star and Ga
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Morning Star and Catholic N esssneas

The MORNING STAR has been sssxtsA
with the approval OF the ecclesiastical
authority of the Diocese, to supply aK
admitted want in New Orleans, ana 70
mainly devoted to the interests Of the
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfere in
politics except wherein they intsEfaes
with Catholic rights, but will exposs
iniquity in high places. without regard 10
persons or parties. Next to the spiritual
rights of all men, IL will especially chan.
pion the temporal rights of the poor.
approval Of tAS Most Rev. AraAbIsAep
We approve Of the aforesaid undse.
taking, and commend 1t to the Catholiae
of our Diocese.
y. N. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW ORInANA
December l2. 1867.
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THE THEATRES.

Ar. CHARLES THEATRE. Mile Marie
zoe, q young Havana actress, was again
TIC attraction ut the st. Charles last
evening, representing three characters,
n the y French Spy" and executing
some very difficult and scientific ifenc-
inQ. several y. broad-sword combats,
showing also q very great degree OF en-
lurance and muscle. The Cuban Syipn,
s.s she Is facetiously called, Is q trlno
f1eghy but graceful withal, ana very
pleasing and engaging ~ hcr ,nahna 5,
onces than have been In attendance
during the last two nights. ~
TuE ACADEMY OF Music. Mr.. Geo. II.
Locke. the genuine Yankee comedian,
Il taking very we'll at Bidwell's Acade-
nv Of Music and displays true genius
OF the real Yankee type. Tho side-split-
ting comedy of "Trumps'' ~ something
to Be Witnessed by all who wish TO en-
Joy II real good hearty laugh, and there
are many who take the opportunity
thus offered nightly To revol In mirth,
and drown in oblivion all care and sor-
row. We commend Mr.. Locke to the
public, and feel assured that none VINO
70 To sec him In '"rrumps" VIII FEE. IN
tho least degree disappointed. Mr..
Huntley's Dick Summers is the best rem
djtion Or Il character that he has given
this season. and he has improved con
siderably Ia bis acting. Ho is well sup
ported by Miss Florence Kennedy. who
PLAYS Jessie Pealer In very. sweet.
easy, and yet extremely pathetic man
ner. 80,
THE GLOBE THEATRE. The crowded
Dcrformances which occur nightly ut
this very popular resort, attest the sue,
Coss which Is browning the efforts q
the management OF the Globe, The
farce OF the "Apc OF San Salvador Is
very laughable, and creates continu.
GUS uproar OF mirth. The Miacct
BROTHERS, atheets and acrobats, per
form some very neat aud difficult gym
nastlc fcats, aud are greeted Win many
Tnvre Manning, the chief commedian
Is very good actor. and does more
than justice to tho roles assigned &c
him.
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CITY ITEMS.

DIED FROM HER INJURIES. The colorGd
rjrl Mary johnson, who was severely
burned a few evenings ago, died from
the effects, last night, at her residence
on Cndiz street.
HraHwAY RopBERs. Special Officers
Lethique and Augustus succeeded In
capturing George Slassenger alias
Sheephead and Henry Coppersmith In
Tho Ninth street Market and locked
them up In tho Seventh precinct.
charging them. with information re-
ceivcd, with. robbing Mrs. Perrett,
opposite the Sedgwick Hospital, OF 1903,
Oh the morning Of December 30th.
F1RE. About 0 o'clock Monday night
4 Arr broke out In d one-story tenement
building, No. 233k Carondolet, near st.
Joseph street, which was occupied by q
woman named Rhody Glease. The fire
was extinguished without the necessity
OF m alarm. Loss estimated mt twenty
Ave dollars.
PortoE NoTEs.--Louisa Lewis was
arrested on Burgundy, between Cont
and Bienville streets, and locked up In
the Third Calaboose. on q charge OF
larceny, preferred against her by Louis
Perkins.
Recordo valez was locked up In the
Third Police Station on y warrant sworn
out by J. G. Rosnoud. who charges him
with embezzlement.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-06
$4,000 and $4,000 at ssl, and 10000 and

$4,000 and &c., 900 at Ssh, and 10000 and
City bonds continue quiet and un-
changed.
No sales OF city scrip were reported.
II was still quoted at AL 45h for An
gust to December, 1873, time, and July
70 December, 1874, and so q 81 for June
and part Of May. 1874. "a.
Nothing transpired in Metropolitan
Police warrants. They now rule vt SG q
ss for 1874 issues, and 76 30 Tor
1928, while 1912 and 1S6S-G9 con-
tinue entirely nominal.
No sales OF State warrants were re-.
ported. Fundable were still quoted III
ii AZ, not fundable ut - ~, ana 1871
issues at 40 n 40.