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gra1NuF1ELD. ILL.,. April 11.-Tho work Of pro-
pairing Part I. of tho Auditors Insurance Re-
port for tho year ending Dec. 81. 1875, has Just
boon completed. This portion Of tho report In
c'udos only tho fro aud fro aud ma
ttno compaolos doing business In the
State, Of which thero aro 1877. Thirty
four Of thcHe warc admitted during tho
year, and had not previously done business III
Tho State. Tho total amount Of business dono
by thcao companies in tho Hta.o during tho year
Is AZ followB Fire risks wilton. Sl39, ,207 .215
mnrlno, $46, 6,404,747. Total, 5lSl, ,702. OLA. from
sa82, 1884. Total e6,2i5, 354. 10. LOSSES paid !:
Fro, q, 1886, ,273.14; marine. 92i0, ,0G94s. Total,
$3.50, 33Y.G2. Loases incurred: Fifa mud
tnnnno, st,537, 1890. Estimated e1pensos,
sl,s5a, 1906: Total loaacs incurred and OK
panses, -, III, ,525.75. Net profit to the com-
pauieS, O. 800 B35 .35.
, 1876-04-12

Tho Waco CTc1.) Examiner Of tho 4th Inst.
has paragraph loadod " Neatly Done" which
roads: IA young man living some 10 or IL
Gently by the suspicious barking and growling
OF his dogs In tho yard. Rieing lightly
from bod, he popped out through =, window
pauc. and there, suro enough. ho dis
covered tho cauBe Of tho disturbance. Dln!y
outlined In tho moonlight stood tho form
Of q man. With ono baud ho Was evidont!y
untyipg the gcptlsman's flno horBo, which stood
haltcrod for tho night, while with tho other ho
held a1-shooscr, pointing directly ut The front
door. Taking 10 tho aitnnlon at glance, our
young friend gently reached for bis shotgun.
and, passing out at tho back. door and around
tho corner. opened tho attack from an usor-
poctel aud wholly ungua.dod quarter. Undcr
thia skilful eeuoralship tho onomy came down
over, 10 much as responding to tho tirat fro.
Tho deceased MAS buried without tho honors OF
eithnr peace ot Eas.'
, 1876-04-12
LEGAL.
LEGAL,
Sale Of Pelin, Linuh & Decatur Rallta|d.
WITHOUT nEDEMPVIoH.
Circuit Court Of The United States of Ameriar
Southern District Of Illinois Jan
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, 1876-04-12
Germany Fears, and Is Endoavoring to
Prevent, q War Betwoon
Russia and Austria.
ehs Turkish Insurgents Conndont that
Russia Will Come to Their Aid.
Mouarohiam Receives 9 Stunning Blow In
tho French Assembly.
an Attempt to crcalo Division In tht Repub-
llcan Ranks Results In utter Failure.
TURKEY.

TURKEY
TIN INsunnEcr1oH oPlEADINd RI no6N1M
=Ooss7ASr1Sor1E, April 11.-Addittona1 Turk
teh troops have boou dispatched to Bosnia.
VIENNA, april 11.-Telegrnms from Bosnia
stato Tint the tusurreotion has nor spread to
The centre OF tho province. Tho country around
1r.viguao has Joined tho movement.
COUNTING ON RUSSIAN Ass1RrAxcE.
LONDON, April tt.-Tho Times Berlin special
eays tho obstnaoy OF Herzegovina Is accounted
for by the hope Of obtaining Russian support
II tho eleventh hour. Tho sclAyonio papers,
Notwithstanding nussias official advice to tho
,nsurgeuts to lay down taoir arms, circulate
statements that Russian diplomatic agents
in Austria md Turkey have assured their
friends that Russia will neyor allow Austrian
t1oops 10 occupy fnaurgent territory: Undor
these ciroumBtanoos tho insurgents tatnk thoy
Goyo1nmnns undoubtedly desiroa to protect
Turkey, there is feeling in Bc1avonio quarters
that russian public opinion will not por1nit tho
Government to hnul tho lighting Kayak ovor to
Magyar OF Turk. Tho growth of this convic-
tion explains GofvtAn armamentE,
TILE PORTE WILL DO NO MORE.
LONDON April IA dispatch from Vienna
states that the Turkish Ambassador has had an
Interview with Count Andrassy, ut which he do
conditions demanded by tho inBuraont leaders IN
Ucrzogovtna7 and that the reforms proposed by
Count Andrassy. which tho Porto aecepted nn-
condisionally, wero tho utmost ooncesa!onH which
the Turkish Government could with aeif-respoct
grant to tho rGbnia.
FAMINE.
LONDON. April IA Vienna dtspatoh says II
Ia expected that Niesics will be compelled to
,urrondor by famine.
AuBa1AN f1nEnnAHD9.
sunday tho emissary Of pruce Gortsohakor
Ut Buttortoa took cordial farewell Of tho insur-
gent ohiefs, distributed costly presents. and
promised to act In support Of their demands.
It IL feared TINT hoAtllltios will aeon break ont
between Harvia nad Turkey.
GERMANY yEHY AtrnEnENs1yE-
LONDON. April IA Berlin dispatch says tho
situation Ia still critical 1t is admitted that tho
German Government ia approhouaivo that good
relations between Austria and Russia will not
continue. and Is actively 1aboring TO prevent a
rupture. The denial Of tho Btstoment that
Baron Hodich had warned tho inaurgcnt chIefa
10 disrust Russian promises bud removed only
one aource Of difficulty. 1t 10 reported from
pesth that Bervih will cortlinty tako the ofron-
aive, and tho military staG has already boon OF
torad to report upon plan Of operation.
, 1876-04-12
Tho Prince Of WAles' Tlger.IluntlnRs
*sp FORK Sun.

Nothing IL mora remarkable In tho natnra!
history OF moderu slmoa than tho w!lllngue4n OF
tho roYAl tigesa Of bengal to sutfes death At tho
lsoyal hands OF tho rrinoe Of Walcs. Whensvos
ha won't out ttgar-hunttn9 during hia East a.
dian tour. tho anltaals, who ordinarily give 9th
lighting power, moaastly presented thona..
asives 70 Elm, md stood It'll vhtle ho poured
volsey after volley into them, - though they
wore As roady to display their training fos tho
pIoaonco Of the Enpe.or, Upon ths last hunt
Of sho Prince, vhon he acnt out With Gordon
Of elephants, tho tIgeEa dcmoaoed shemse'yes
like sslnts. The first t,ReF 10 met "as moving
IN an easy cauter. over tho opou ground, some
ID or 90 yards OH, Thu tlGor 1atsed ita tall,
grovloa, aud approacl,od tho lrtnce, who ooo,-
II gayo it two shuts, npon wlllcn, It sau.
rsouchcd. and prusontod !ts adc, which 10
cs,yod anot,or princely bullet. snd then u
rolled lsll oYeE. k4asa itself aud full dead. With
, 1876-04-12

4 portrait of Capt. Daniel btotlng. formerly
Mayor o! bridgeport, Conu.. ia on exhibition In
that city. and tle Standard tolls the following
story oonnected with IT. ''stor'lug, who Was
III Old sea Captain, had IN interview with rreal-
don't Tyler, aud, during the conrso OF conSezsa-
ton, tho president remarked on the
tio Of tho Captains neck-Aandkerohlef
aud eaid: .tThAt Ia not d sailors tio,
Captain Let me tic It for you.' And he pro.
cesdod to arrange tho Captains handkerchief In
whst he considered q becoming sailor lashiou.
Tue Captain sabndttsd wtta proper 1esiguation
making any change In 1t, wont immediately aud
Ind bis picture takou. And from thst picture tue
present portrait ts inalo. Tbs Capslln took
pAsionablo pride in displaying the picture OF
himself with his handkerchief tied by tho p1ea-
ileus Of Tia United asa&as-s
, 1876-04-12

PHILADELPHIA, April 1l-Arrivsd-6tsa
Lord Give, from Liverpool.
sM FnAaclsoo CAL, April 11.-Arnvsd-
Btoamor Granada, from Sydney, MA Auckland
and Honolulu.
LONDON, April 11.-stoamahipa Poyneaian.
from Portland, City Of Bristol, from ph!adel-
ph1a, Hccla, from Now York, have arrived ont.
Moyl1Lx April l1:-SteAmes Ethiopia. from
New York. has arrived.
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LABOR AND CAPITAL.

3pso<as D1spateh to ThS Chicago Tftkwnt
IrpIAxAfo11s, Ind, April 1.-THE brick aud
mortar hod-carrers, whoae Wagos Horo reduced
30 oonsa . day 9 short tiuo ago, struck last
night for \ return to tho old aohoduio. To-
day number OF tho bosaeH employed nom
union mon 10 till tho plaeoa Of tho strikers,
whloh tho union resented by warning tho men
on. Work on nearly Ill tho brick buildings was
suspended, but wilt bo resumed Tomorrow
aud carried on unlatorruptedly. About 400 men
are out OF Oulp1oymont.
, 1876-04-12

and the threat remained uno1eouted. Dominique
is very unpopular, but tho movement against him
will probably fail. GG
II Ia reported that several Of tho phss9hkoEs
on tho steamer Thyra, from Ut. Tlpnas, uoro
nhot on landing At jAcmcl.
Tive un!tcd Btascs 1nen-of-war at Port att
Prince Threaten 10 usc force II tho decree tar.
log Foreigners 10 carried out against Americans,
OF II tho moneys already collected Rte not fo-
turned to th0u. Tho french Consul inshts on
tho samo treatment for French cltlzonu.
, 1876-04-12
FRANCE.


TEE PnoposED MONUMENT 70 Liberty.
PAa1a, April 11.-Tho FRANCO American Union
has organized grand opotasIo festival for April
a.. Tho proceeds arc to bo devoted to tho mon
umont to be orectod in Now York barbor. MuBl-
cal societies OF parss hnd it Is expected, segoral
provincial socfotios wilt tako part in the festival.
ELECTION CONFIRMED.
II. Rouhot's election % membcr Of tho
Chamber OF Doputioa from nloni has been con-
dsmed.
VxnsAu1Es, April 11.-Thoro was IN impor-
&ant dcbaso In tho Chamber Of DoputIos this
afternoon, II. Loblond, reporter Of the Com
mittoa On tho various amnesty motions, road =
report which declines 10 advise tho passage OF
my amnesty motauro whntoveg. but fccom-
luends that tho Government disptay clomeuoy in
individual CaBos.
Tho Donnpartists. In ordor to cauao division
Among tho Republicans, moved that the quea-
Lion Of amnesty DO discussed Immediately.
Mr.. Mcard, Miutstor Of tho lntarior, stated
Tint the Government GGnadarod 1t nsoless % f9r
the 6onhte would DO unab!a to discuss until
After tic receBe.
N. Duyal, BonapartIss, stated that hia friends
introduced tho motion because they wished to
taat the vAlt,o Of Republicans IL q 1overnInent
party. wh!Io thoy thought the amnesty question
ought not to 10 delayed. Tho Bonaparttsts, ho
sAd, wouldn't offer ayBtsulatlc opposition to tho
Constitution.
There waa q vioIon* altorcation between II.
Dngal md Mlnlstot llcasd beoauho Of . romstk
mado BY the latter that = failen party like tho
Donspattists had no opposition to offer. The
Minister reminded n. DuvaI TINT ths deposition
Of tho Empire had been con1Fned by tlo rcoont
electlonB
II. Duya1 again declared that the BonapArtfhtB
woro not irTeooucltab1e onomles Of the Uonstitu-
ton. They deaircd. nt.ovo Ill things, 70 800 ad-
.anced Republicans who triumphod ut tho oloo-
tiona seated on the ministerial bonclled. l. post
ponemens of further debate On sstho :t1uneaty
question until after tho recess Nzs ultimately
voted BY Tho Chamber by = large majority, nll
tho 0roupa Of the Loft, without a1osplon, sup
porting the Government.
Tie Republicans regard this result as a con-
6r1nAtfop OF tho uoto OF tho Bordeaux Assembly,
BY wh.c@l the Empire was formally dopoHed.
Tho Chambor also dofofrod oonsidetnton Of
three disputed o!ecttou oaaes until attor tho ro-
cess, and adjourned to the 10th OF May.
1LikAlA.
pAn1B April 1.-THE iusulrection in tho Prov
lnoo Of Constantine, Algusta, proves to bo un-
important,
, 1876-04-12
HAY1l
REVOLUTIONARY NoYEHENTY,

NGYOLU11UN1H1 4VVEHEnI9.
HAVANA, April 10.-Adyloos from Jacmel 10 the
sosh Ut March report that tho tomn u sill block
aded. President Dominique had glyen The in-
eutganta notIoA that Ia ninety houss the place
Feuld b. bomhasded. Tho time had expired.
, 1876-04-12
THE DIRECT CABLE.

RTE BEACH, N. H., April 1.-THE dlroc$ cable
has boon required, aud te!sGsaphio oommuulca.
tiou rostore4.
, 1876-04-12
THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

THE SOUTH PACIFIC
AUSTRALIA Ard NEW ZEALAND.
nAr FuAnc,1co, CAL, April 1l.s-Arn1ed. tho
Granada, with Sydney da.ca to the 9th Of March.
and Auckland tho 18th.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Tho Parliamentary seBston has been pro-
tonged beyond tho tlme expected when opened
There appears little prospect Of proroRation
bofote May Or juno.
Mining affairs have shown = little moro activity
during the past month, but operations haya been
limited by tho dry weather, which continues to
prevail more or loss all over the colony, and af-
focts beth alluviAl workings and erushing-ma-
chimes.
a proclamation has besn Issued continuing
tie prohibition agalnst tha importation Of CAL
70, etc., from plAoes beyond tAs AustzallAn
Colonies
Forty-oight 9rzln and plne wool o1i,ibits hare
beon eont to tho Philadelphia Exhibition.
The Bouth Australian schooner Malylnta
Maud burned nt soa, near Fort rite. Thres
men verc Baved. Tho Captain IL rnlHbing. An
s1plosion Of gunpowdor aboard was tho ca,lse.
=. QUEENSLAND.
The continuous showsry weather Ia having =
restorative OBJECT upon vegetation.
tornado occurred - Bowen. Telegraphtc
communication IL interrupted: sFhere was great
4ooH4SHon VI PtuFestvs NeR1eta !iotel tho
Lsnd-Dtlce. md several other buildings weFe
isve!ed. Many people wero injured and arc
dcstlsuts. No liVea wars lost. The School ot
Arts and tho hospital aro poztsot wrecks
NEW ZEALAND.
twenty snrviTo1s ri tho lost ship etsAthmore
wete landed A. Gail last ThurBdsy bY shit,
which touched thero for that purpose.
Tho groat event OF the month has bean the
laying Of lhe Australian submarine cable.
Native Affairs On tho east ooaAt a1o getting
eomewhat complicated. Signs Of troub,a sro
brewing between natiTeA aud the QoyaEnmsns,
, 1876-04-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

LorDoN, April 1i-Evaning.-On tbs Stock
Exchange settlement las hitherto proceeded
satisfactorily. Foreign securities closed very
fiat. Almost o panic prevailed in perurisna and
E8yptiauB.
, 1876-04-12

tEWA nj tGD. INlkOhu'A HkprhC0. Tbs E&bG
TINT In. h,,ro I'M thn tiJincs rn.t hsvc t,.mh,sd yi,h
'nat po'o 'ne .lu'hsb mo1s ua7o 'tsnolsu WIN
other tlan electric thrills under tho broad awncp
VI sno oee"s, u"ao's.no." o'''o"s. nnas'saue s
In horror hang sheir hoads' md feel that they
arc a'l .,-, -, ,o,,,
uNpE" TUE hHApoW oF CLOUD
Dus1ness-rnen nay TINT their enterprises are
Iee s"a D.s o.. w.t.,., s,a',1,
We cannot wonder that Engt!ah people should
.,.a~ ~ y, na,1 sss,,aa1 a.. ,,o,,o.,.na - ~
'ao5 in"5 W w. eAeuooa loi po!io'ius " w
nation OF anindleFa. Ono Of our Woll'kno"n
ho had overhcard between party Of Ensl!ahmen'
' ~, " nr;aan ~ han ,,edar.pn
CO ana A@of'can ,nsasauons' nso !, nnaossekon s,l M
% our def9nse. VI .ssa11 yoa'" sud la1s over over
snnans elaa'np'on' iaat 1, snefq a1o sioas ,usos
honest people over theEc'-l hare boen sheFo
ho ror, m IN r,ovo I'm, t1,a d.,lno ..ecrtion
Nv WIZ " w FlS'o ..'As s'"' sAh ~. ~,
IN spite Of spposranEos % Wa possible , nas n,s
~ -. 49, t>..t .a.,. .,,.... ..1,.s r,a.o
Mneh OUT pest peoplo' ~ 'ho5 ato ca'!eo'
,,1'o in ,bta connt,y A., n fart tbo Ioadora NJ
"Ao' :" t's'o y oto ~ t'es snu I'@oa "
tho people and tho preaorvers Of tho national
core ono1amp.ea o9ampIoe mp oi paso tnrp,'uoo'
-lbiGlbutlb AHA ~ ulultuis ~ A1'tosu tA&As
.'sHot "s@no"'a 1 r,'.p 80. nA.'In. ,.,."s,
favored maHsoa. Ihe tTeat 1topnohc ID inoeeo
under cloud when all that her best friends can
-. L. - J,,..,o !, stat +rrhr,, $50 ,,,n
eay IN nor dotehso iS' snat 4uefe arc somo
honest people IN America, ,- thht aAtne
America which. lees tbou half century ago.
...4,a -, ,,.o, - rh,l.,thro,,st =, IN
WAS Reeeteo b9 poe1 anu Fn'lan'utop'ss ~ .uo
1cndor and hopo OF the nations, nrmcd with the
,sc,-d ~ +,uth md crot,rcd will, Tim stnrry
fecoFa .. ..u'n' uno '1o"Noo NM ~" ''"'t'
There Is people mighty In i.s youth,
4 land beyond ti,p OCEAN Of the West,
Whore though With rudiah rites, Freedom aud Truth
Arm wprshitHd From Glorious mothcrs breast
49,.
II osa"' LILO ''''lt 0' power !" "'''''' '''' A'"
rhi, lind IA ,ts m enuls vhose YOUNG Razo
Fceds an ths nnontldc hcan wIose enttien ptuns
Fiosts rnnyc1css II, ti,e storu nnd in Tie blazo
of sunrfso uca,ns when earth is yrapped tn gloom.
az MURDERED Earopo nav thy fams be made,
nrcst r. ncon1al a the santis slsit thnu lccomc:
Thv u1nsil, il rift a. morn when nirht must fsdc
Tho nnltullnous earth shall sleop beneath thy shao
.;sn1 - hsa a.. nlor,1 ,,,,oJt rr,y
strong wings. now heaTy with enormous erimos'
troop lauguld upon tho ground; th'no oyes arc
iimn,ed with films Of greed md vice md FREQ.
dum iIeos shrinking from thy deaecrated sriuoa
0'''A "eS1 n,,3rv,t rn;,1nw,
Tho Session hero. aiteF eslof 1lurry H. OF o,x o1'
cltoinent 10 proceonlns 4ulotly. huJnn5, sua.
tanod by tho Government, seemed resolved this
vcar. like poor Mrs. Dombay. to mako an effort,
ind prove once for all that Tho Br.tiah Empito wAs
not ony ayo STILL but could, IL fact, still claim to be
strsttcns hnyo ended very much in smoke. Tho
Durc nDenc1 Parliament and sought to nasune tin
, 1876-04-12

Wl3CUNSlh 5UHUAI"oCHbUL RoouEtAttuN.
H1roN, Wis, April 6.-Tho serontoouth An
nual Convention Of tho Wisconsin suuday-scllool
Association will DO hold at Janesvil!o. May to
II, commanding Tuesday. At a o'clock. Tho
Pastor aud Superintendent Of each Sunday
School a1o members OF tho Convention oach
School is entitled to ono delegate for
evory fifty scholars schools that havo not fifty
scholars arc untitled to one delegate. The Com
mite will turntsh ontertatnmont to all delegates
that send their nar1os to ]. 4. Cunningham,
Esq., Jeuoevl3le, aa early as tho 9th OF May.
Dltas l. Sankey's einging-book will bo used
please bring your book with you. Every dele-
cato will bo expoctod to take part In tho nacet-
lug. The Committee havc eparcl no painB In
preparing to mako this one Of tho best meetings
ever held In the Btate Some OF tho best talput
Of the Northwest will be at tho mooting.
Tho programme will be ready In q low days;
send postal card to D. KlngBbury, Ripon, for
ono.
Tia Milwaukee j. St. Paul Chicago 4 North
voHtorn, aud Western Union Nailrohds will re-
turn delegates for one-flfth Of regular rates.
Let ton minutes be Bpent in prayer iu oyerv
School in the State on tho 7.h OF 11ay, for God'H
blessing on tho Convention. 300 John KY, 7.
q. II. BLAcKa1AH, President, Whitewater.
BYnoH E1N0snUHy,
Chairman Executive Committee, 1lipon.
, 1876-04-12

hnA1Ir, April 1l.-Tho weekly stassmcnt Of
tho Imperial Ennk of Germany shows docrease
Of 4,143,o ooU marks.
DIED. ...
BEntts, April 1t.-Dr. Trauoe, the celebrated
phynciAn, is doad.
, 1876-04-12
IELEGRAPhit NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 1.-The ner ecnsua
Of phlladolphis, Just sakcu, SHOWS popula-
uon Of B17,44
LOUISVILLE, April 11.-dsu. Mcdowell. In
charge Of the United 6thsea Army Dirfnion at
the South, heauquArtore in this city, Las boon
ordered to succeed Gen. Schoaeld in command
OF the DiyiRlon Of tho Pacific, tho change To
OCCUR In July ucxt
BALTIMORE, Md, April 1.-1n tho United
States Circuit Court yesterday, Judge Giles,
under tho rooont Supreme Court decision, sua-
tsiIled tho demurrer to the indictments In tho
election cases Of violation Of the Enforcement
act: and discharged nll tho prisoners.
NEW YoRx, April 10.-Prosdent-eleo cot .Prado,
Of Poyu. arrived hero yesterday and was met
at quarantine by at1olegation Of prominent cit
kenB, who escorted him to bis hnte1.
Epeetat D.spateh to 1hs Ghtedro Jytbhns.
MADISON. Wis, April 1l.-Tho new Beato
Donrd Of Charities and noiorm organized hero
this oyening by elceting tho Hon. II. II. Qltos,
OF Madison, ns President, the Hon. a. q. FL
moro. OF f. Howard, Vico-Prosldent. md Q. ".
unIRht Of WRukesha, Bccrntary. Tho Board
decided to 20 to Jnnosyio Thursday to innpecs
plauB OF tho now building for tho Institution for
tho blind.
Specfat Dispateht II The Chicago fttbuns.
Sioux CITY, H., April ft.-A train consisting
of 160 mon, and twenty-five wAgous containing
outfits aud provlaons, loft hero this morning
for tho Black Hills by tho Sioux City i Black
Hills Transportation Companys route
, 1876-04-12

10 torn and sh.tserod thst il t. painful "a W.T.
ness liz sgont.ed consort,ons. Ills audlsnoe
Is but enc stsp betveen tho sublime and tho rflcn-
louA. but, ~ ha hAs continued to draw crowded
housea there y no ses.on hit b. ,hona ts.ss h
reaE ~ Antony, tho "0reatest Bodler tn tho world
il!o m.fniaseat loves Of oeopstF.. but .m really
teut Rs4 That tho sshla Of tho tEo9 1i nad In him
complete fuih!lnent.. I am afraid thai Antenx will
apoplectlo nt his soo-dar!ng ambition,
The exc1tacn cnt about ahAtspoares plays has proysu
an sdyantagsto
MISS aEsEy1Eyz wAHp, -...
,er easispssrear reas Ind aants q hsr, - h.9s
en!o5sd somo sdm,rsbs petsoEm.noos q toe.s Frsat
.ass ho :ha u. .pss.s Il H. asysty. g.! ~ :. %
IN "oshelo, and achieved aga!n greas auoocsa. Tho
ss Of 1t u H. II
excellence ot tho acting. Mr. and Mn. Bandman, "
Othrtlo anA Desttmoua, wese admirable. Ar. Ryder,
ss W. @ 90 7ss ssGs eles
and truthfulnes Of hta acting asss tho play the lub
tms consistency ana .1tt.s RsypF;s., @ @alsh .asa
es%Pssaeaa i: xisia;, s.eps;sas "a !: %:ss r.
sad powerful ns.are, mstea n ths max of sood
faith and honesty. Mia warda Emsia wa sxoeed-
y ~ bss III e csiG ss Fl
aot1ees. Hhe Will aoon perform Ant,oons q ths orya-
tal P.aos and Will continue to gre weetly AtIao.s
Tho a.tlss-p.,ntars and seulptots-.re now In tho
heat snd tsYss of sheE arlstlo bos. In preparation
for tho s1hihttion Il tho IsoJA Academy.
NIL. WHISTLER,
The most dl1tlnguiahed Of cur Ancr1csn sfass 4 1t
work upon ! hfHs aud beautiful picture, well calcu-
Il y a sas ss /. Il Il
tho hsrmonles sud slbseties Of color such ~ Tow
painters hAEs heau endowed with, tu auptctne woe-
sAip u sensuoua bsAuty he crlsA With Rwnbu.ae,
fur Arts sake; :; holdA thst Tbs Mork Of AT ~ no
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hhds sugar Vincent &co-1s do Denis bbls
molasses H shropshire hhds sugar y i
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lhds sugar w Bprbridge &co-e4 bts molasses
n Milliken--i1 hhds sugar Bush 10 Lev9rt--bo
bbls molasses r G Palmer &eo---- sundries 70
order-Total TOO bales cotton 341 SKIS cotton seed
17e hhds sugar 22e bbls molasses il hf do.
THTBODAUX--Per steamer Henry Tete-4
bales cotton Lanaux----1 Dbl sugar Dbl mo-
lasses L Godehaux-1 Dbl rice Seyin,-s hhds
sugar 81 bbls molasses nLanaux-11 hhds sugar
g Lannux-lO do J Adams deo--s7 do Conger
4 Kelly-e do F Hickman,--e bbs molasse e. A
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b Value Dbl mo!asses . n scott.-9o hhds
sugar Meyer, Weis 6co---3 do 38 bbls molasses
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100 bbls molasses r Millikeh-25 hhds sugar l. ID
Sarpy---sundries to order-Total bales cotton
$50 hhde sugar 837 bbls molasses.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Wawenoek-20
bbjs moIasses Wood-72 bbls rice r Isoder a
do Socola.- 10 do Anthony.go do Herman Il
Vienes-22 do N Barrois-3 do Llamhias y Dock
ter-155 SKIS rough rice Tnompsons Mill,-39 do
J Foerster-14 do Mariposa Mill bdls hides
bx horns Casse-2 bbls molasses 2 bbls sugar
II Beltran- 30 order-Total 20 bbls mo-
lasses bbls sugar 1876 bbls rice 100 SKIS rough
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY or Music. = A very large
house greeted the japanese troupe, last
night. and each one Of the wondrous
feats OF the Acknowledged acrobats
brought down the house with applause:
The same performance will be repeated
tonight.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE. Mr.. julie Keen
and Miss Sallie Adams made their APP
pearance at the st. Charles last night
In the new musical sensational drama
the "Cut Glove" Mr.. Keen rs jacob,
the young German, was quite successful
in his make-upand acting. Miss Adams,
surnamed the Musical Queen, rs CHS
tina, surprised and charmed the audi
ence by her varied musical acquire
ments. Tonight the same play will be
repeated. Saturday. our readers will re-
member, has been set apart for Mr..
Gleason's benefit.
GLOBE THEATRE. Last night the pro-
gramme OF the Globe watts changed, or
rather increased, all the favortes Of the
previous week being retained and re-
inforced with new and additional talent.
See advertisement.