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THAT GUANO ISLAND.

THE DISPUTED TITLE TO A PORTION OF THE
MIGRANT KEYs-ACT1oN OF THE AMERICAN
CONsUL--CHARACTER OF THE SCHOONER EVA.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Z, 1875
Recent information from Kingston, jamaica, regard.
ing an insult to the American Gag by the British
oi.war Blanche is evidently incorrect, especially
far as that the American Consul at that point
took SIDES with the British authorities. Tho
official protest Of tho Consul, George II. has
knson, has been received at the State Department,
and shows that he Joined with Prudencio do Muir.
guindo and other citizens Of Baltimore In = demand
that the American coastwise schooner Eva and her
crew should be allowed proceed with their attempt
10 take cargo OF guano from island the Morunt
Keys which island, II Is claimed, United States ter
ritory.
CHARACTER OF THE EVA
The records Of the department. show that the
schooner Eva was regularly registered, licensed and
cleared a coastwise trader and IN the employ
Of American Citizens The crew composed Of
regular coastwise sailors, and there were eighteen
other American citizens, white and coored, board
VINO had been sent to aid IN getting out the guano
The Treasury Department was directly instrumental
IN the issue OF tho clearance to tho
schooner Eva a. q coastwse vessel. and there
does not appear be anything OF q hbusterng char.
actor about the expedition. number of meu, also
American citizens were IN possession OF the island
long ago 18th or September last, before the
rival Of the Eva aud the interior OF tho British
man-of.war Blanche.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

CAUCUS OF DELEGATES 40 THE TENTH ANNUAL
CONVENTION OF THE NATIONAL AssoCIA-
TIoN-THEIR CLAIMS TO DE URGED ON
CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7, 1875
A caucus OF delegates TO the National Woman SUI.
frage Association held in the ladies' reception
room OF the Senate to-day, Mrs. Sara A. Spencer pre-
siding, for the purpose OF submitting plans for their
tenth annual convention, which will DO held In this
city Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week, with q
Wow OF securing tho Immediate action OF the two
houses OF Congress upon q sixteenth amendment to
the constitution prohibiting tho several States from
DISTINGUISHING United States citizcns account Of
sex. Every state and Territory was represented
either by delegate or letter. Among others present
were DR.. Clemence A. Lozier, President Of tho Ma.
tional Association; Elizabeth Cady Stanton Isabella
Beecher Hooker, Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, Elizabeth
Boynton Harbert Julia smith, OF Connecticut, and
DIR. Mary A. Thompson, OF Portland, Oregon. Com
mittees were appointed TO interview Senators and
Representatives, and request them to DO In thor
respective seats the 10th INST, In c-er that dole
gates TO the convention may present their oiaimA
WANT TO BE H2ARD.
The caucus adjourned, with tho UNDERSTAND ding that
they meet again IN the reception room OF the Senate,
they will action upon the question OF being ad
mitted the floor OF the Senate House of Repre-
sontatives In order that they personally argue.
their cause. committee OF the delegates expect to
be ht ard before the senate Committee Privileges
aud Elections on Friday, the llth inst
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OHIO.
MEETING OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
yoUNas MESSAGE.

MEETING OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
YoUNa's MESSAGE.
COLUMBUS, Jan. :, 1873.
Both houses OF the General Assembly met ut ten
O'Clock and organized by oectiog the officers chosen
by tho caucus OF last Saturday night
Governor Young's annual Message shows, among
other things, that tho funded debt outstanding
Is $6,479 sos Tho local Indebtedness aggregates
500 1913 $780, and the rreducibls debt 10 s. 231 4O4
making the grand aggregate debts OF the State
039A7a The total levied In 1877 ooliectable
In 1873, is $29, 527, 749. Recommendation Is made
that law be passed TO temporarily the levy
for State taxes 10 three and one half mills and that
some remedial egllatssA be had to enforce uniformity
value in money. The suggestion made that egisla
or tho Staao, and that an investigation DO
made into their present condition. The Governor
also recommends tho passage OF law
for the thorough drainage Of the northwestern section
of the state Liberal legislation to perfect the system
of training teachers and for the more thorough super
vision OF the common schools Is recommended. The
various benevolent, pona aud reformatory iustitu-
tions agricultural colleges are specially Endorsed
and com ended TO the OF the law-making power
suggestion made that tho salaries OF the Judges of
the Supreme Court should DO increased; that
Congress should be asked to change tho eastern and
southern boundaries OF Ohio 80 protect ard fos-
ter the attempts OF the Elsa Commissioners 10 popu-
late with fish and prevent residents Of adon
ing States from destroying fish by means Of seInea
efficiency OF tho National Guard during the strikes OF
lust summer and asks for appropriations which Will
make them still more efficient
Recomm endation Is made that law be passed 10
protect labor and especially to punish employers who
issue 10 aymon for labor scrip payable their own
Stores and 10 compel them 70 pay In lawful money.
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CONGREGATIONS.

WATERvLLE Me-, Jan. Z, 1873
The tannory owned by j. T. Becklord " Co., Read.
field. Me-, burned Saturday night Loss 81 0o0
Insured Tor ST, QUO.
HAvERniLL, Mass, Jan. 2, 1875
A lro last night In the Havcrhill Bank building
destroyed the stock OF the Boston Branch Clothing
Company, valued NJ u, 900; INSURANCE, 81, 500.
NASHUA, N. H. jan. {, 1873.
fire broke out last night in Berry's BLOCK Main
street, completely cutting IT, Tho loss the build
ting Is 49, UO0 insured, and to tho occupants So O0c
partially Insured Tho flames spread 70 three story
prick building adjoining loss, So 600 on the building
insured, and TO the occupants 700 Bowers block
also took fire. aud damaged extent of So UU0
the occupants losing $4,000. The total loss is about
So, 900; insurance. $l5O0u
REsPRRw, Ont, Jan. Z, 1873.
Tho premises occupied, by w. Tierney, wholesale
and retail dry goods merchant, were burned to-day.
Loss, $4,000.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. Z, 1873.
special despatch from Rpon Wis, says nro tnere
yesterday destroyed KeIioggs Block, with the dry
goods stocks Giark Brothers aud Others The loss
Is $50, 700; insurance SIS, 600
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JOHN KEHOE TO BE HANGED.

lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. T. 1873.
The appeal to the Supreme Court In the case o. John
Kehoe the Molly Magure, came up for anai decision
to-day. kchoe tried In the Quarter Sessions OF
Schuylklll county Tor assault with intent to XIII Will
iam ~ Thomas, for which he was convicted and sen
fenced to Do hanged. Judge Sterrou rendered the
decision OF the Court, affirming the rulings and aciop
OF the Schuylkil county Court This adds another TO
the ons Inst OF executions the interior OF the state
whose salutary enec, Is plainly observable
lance vi ana order ana OF frequent assassinatons,
even broad day. Tho decision Of tho supreme
Court takes broad IN tho sustaiIment OF local
courts against the OF the technc construction OF
law which many cases In the past has freed the
criminal, 10 permit him 10 repeat his vutrages upon
society Al The present juncture OF Affairs TINS dec.
sion has peculiar ssnihcance and the legal profess
sion will await with interest the publication OF the
text OF this decision.
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NEW JERSEY.
CANDIDATES FOR LEGISLATIVE OFFICES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TRENTON, Jan. Z, 1878.
All the leading democratic politicians Of the state
are In town tonight They are headed by Congress.
Miles Ross, ex.Congressman Bird, sheriff Laverty
Of hudson county; Alderman Sheridan, of Elizabeth,
and other we'll known leaders The attraction Is the
Legislature, which meets tomorrow tuesday after
The two principal prizes contested for the
Presidency Senate and Speakership the House
For the former position the asprants Senator Lud-
low, OF Middlcsex, and Senator Ward of Sussex Tho
light IL unusually lively Ludlow's friends claim eight
votes out OF the whole number OF democratic Senators
Tor him--vz, .Pidc0ck, S,verthorn. Moore, Garfield,
Emson, Cooper, Hendrckson and Ludlow himself
The Ward men, however, dony this, stating that their
man will be elected The general ieong seems to be
that Ludlow will be the victor.
For the Spepkership thero is an active canvass
among the friends OF four canddatesEgun, OF Union
Harris, OF Hudson; Mathews, OF Burlington, and
Dewitt, OF Warren Egan's friends claim wenty Jour
votes out OF the thirty-seven, ana tho general
preston 10 that he will be nominated on the first
ballot
The tight for Clerk Of the House is narrowed down
between Sackett, Coleman and Patterson. IL Is hard
TO tell tonight which OF these will win.
For tho other positions the candidates legion.
Senator Sowe will receive the republican
for President OF the Senate and Cooper
OF Norris that Of the same party for the
Both, OF course, arc empty honors. The caucuses OF
both parties will be held In tho morning, and both
houses will organize at three O'Clock the afternoon
whom the Governors Message will he sent In
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THE SILVER BILL.

4 RESOLUTION ENDORSING 1T KILLED IN THE
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
CBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. Z, 1878.
Tho Pennsylvania House Of Representatives TO-
night virtually defeated the following resolution by
referring 1t to the Committee on Federal Relations -
Resolved, That II Is the sense Of this House that the
bill pending In the United States Senate known
as tho "Bland Silver BILL, providing for tho free
coinage OF silver dollars OF the weight ana Aneness
be legal tender for any amount should become law.
The resolution was offered by Mr.. BiiDgsy, ropub-
iican. The vote, on reierrins, was LOG yeas to 3s
nays.
Mr.. Richardson. democrat. offered tho following
resolution which also referred to the Committee
on Federal Relations by SO yeas to SO nays
Resolved That It is the OF this House that the
bill repeal the third section of tho Resumption act
pending in Congress, ought to become law, and
that duties imports ought 10 be payable In green.
backs.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CnIKY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Jan. 81 A. NJ
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States and New England,
stationary or rising barometer cooler northw est fol-
lowed by warmer southerly winds, with clear, fol
lowed by partly cloudy weather.
For Tuesday. in tho South Atlantic and Gulf States
northeast winds, cooler, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather and falling barometer will prevail with rain
on the Gulf coasts
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley, lake region, the
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys station
airy or falling barometer, warmer soutbcrly winds.
cloudy weather and occasional light SHOWS or rains
The rivors will remain stationary or falling.
The temperature Will continue below freezing In
the canal regions Of Maryland and Virginia
Cautonary signals continue at IndIanoIa, Galveston
and New Orleans.
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FAILURE OF AN ILLINOIS BANKING FIRM.

FAILURE OF AN ILLINOIS BANKING FIRM.
CHICAGO, Ill, jan Z, 1878.
But little information Is ootainablo regarding the
failure OF Poddccord Burrows, bankers, oil Decatur,
H.. as they give no statement OF their assets and
liabilities. In card 10 their creditors they state that
general financial depression has caused their suspen
sion and That they hope and beiievo they will be abo
10 pay their creditors IN full TEoy have from $3.50 900
TO $4O0 QUO invested IN the largest furniture manufac
tory IN Decatur 5000 600 in extensive wooiien mills
anu considerable amount in reproductive real estate.
DECATUR, Jan. Z 1878 Y
Peddicord 4 Burrows bank statement shows the
liabilities to be 500 OO0 assets nearly S300O00 Its
suspension excitement to-day, but II Is
beloved they will Shortly resume
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PUBLISHING HOUSE IN A BLAZE.

BosToS Mass, Jan. z, 1878.
Between five and six O'Clock this evening u nre
broke out IN the drying the fourth floor OF
large brick building Blackstone square, Cambridge,
owned by Houghton Co., publishers, and known as
the Riverside Press The entire department. sum-
moned aud the tire confined 10 tho Tooin IN which Il
originated The room hiled with sheols Just from
the press, including TO- 200 sheets OF portion weu
ster's Dictionary, large portion OIL the February
number OF tho Atlantic Monthly and immense guam.
tty OF sheets OF other works, all OF when were de-
stroyed enlaing loss OF about $40 900 and 900 to
the building.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Parthia, for Queenstown and Liv-
erpool and Amerique, for Havrc will sail from this
port ON Wednesday.
The mails tor Europe will close at the Post once al
and for France direct at halpast o'clock
A. NJ
The New YORK HERALD- Edition for Europs-wili
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GOVERNORS PREROGATIvE.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. I, 1875
The Supreme Court has entered JUDGMENT In the
case OF the Commonwealth es rel Governor Hartranf
vs. the Quarter Sessions OF Allegheny county, in
which attachment was granted by the Court below.
The attachment set aside the Court holding that
the action of the Grand Jury and the Court interred
with tho prerogativc rights Of the Governor chief
executive officer Of the Common wealth, which wcro
beyond their power. Judge Sterritt dissented from
tho opinion
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NO PACIFIC COAST SYNDICATE.

San FRANCISCO, Jan. 7, 1878.
Now York despatch 10 tho Cincinnati Enquirer
OF Saturday, giving statement professedy from
San Francisco banker in New York, that San Fran.
cisco syndicate Is being organized TO purchase fifty
millions four per cent bonds, paying In silver, and
that the Pacific Coast will require hundred million
Of new silver dollars, 10 characterized by Louis Nc
Lane, President OF the Nevada Bank as prcposterous
He says tho Nevada Bank would readily join In
syndicate OF American bankers Of Pacific and Atlantic
States, but In connued to the Pacific Coast.
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FINANCIAL WRECKS.
SUSPENSION OF THE poTTsvILLE BANK.

SUSPENSION OF THE PorTsvILLE BANK.
PorrsyLLE, Pa, Jan. T. 1878
The following notice was posted on the doors oil the
Pottsvilie Bank this morning.
''}y the unanimous decision OF the Board Of Direc-
tors This bank VIII not be open tor the receipt pay
ment oi deposits unless otaerwiso directed by the
stockhO!ders''
meeting OF the stockholders IL now in session.
But little Is known OF tho bauk's actual condition.
though Information from reliable sources places tho
amount OF deposits at less than $4,000 IL Is be-
evcd that tho bank has suspended Tor the purpose Of
going into liquidation.
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SNOW AND ICE IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND Va, Jan. Z, 1873
Tho weather to-day is tho coolest OF the season.
The James River was frozen last night. Tho
thermometer was twelve degrees above zero at sun.
rise to-day There four inches Of snow ut Gov
ington Allegheny county, yesterday, with the tncr
nometcr ut nine degrees below zero ut seven A. NJ.
Reports from other parts OF the Slate indicate similar
hard weather.
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WINTkY WEATHER.
INTENSE COLD IN NEW ENGLAND.

INTENSE COLD IN NEW ENGLAND.
BosToS, Mass, Jan. Z, 1878.
Accounts from various points OF New England indi-
cato an intensely cold mornng:--At Nashua, "a
degrees below; Manchester N. H., % below; Milford,
N H., ~ below; St Johnsoury, VT, sc below: while
NJ Fort Fairfield, Me-, 1t IS ~ degrees below.
HARTyoRD, Conn, Jan. Z, 1878.
Tho Thermometer III this city ranged from seven TO
fourteen degrees below zero this morning.
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OF THE SEASON.

MEMPHIS Tenn, Jan. :, 1878
To-day was the coldost OF the season, the mercury
standing fourteen degrees above zero at SIX O'Clock
this morning.
ST. JOHN, N. D.. Jan. Z, 1873.
This was the coolest day OF tho season, the ther
momcter recording twenty degrees below In
parts of thu Province
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A SENATOR'S oBsEQUIEs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2, 1873
Both Houses Of tho Legislature adjourned to-day
until Wednesday, out Of respect to the memory Of
the late Senator Porter Tho funeral will take place
tomorrow under the auspices Of the Odd Follows OF
which deceased was prominent member.
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A BUSINESS BLOCK DESTROYED.

CINCINNATI, 0hio Jan. Z, 1878.
special despatch says nre at Lagrange, I1d., TO-
day. destroyed Browns block, occupied by q hotel,
tho First National Bank, drug store and meat
keL Total loss $4,000. Insured IN tho Homo, Of
New York, for $4,000; Underwriters, OF New York,
81, 900; PhGnix, OF Brooklyn, $1,000; North Amer
ican, g. 500; British American, OF Toronto, 5000,
and Franklin, OF indianapolis, 81, 700
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'Cercle de l'Harmonie and Scciete
de pAmite.
A NIGHT OF ELEGANCE.
The Academy of Music Crowded with
Fashion and Mlrth.

II was the Duke OF wellington who said no can
dcscr;b" battle or bell and another equally amo
in different sphere has said that tho earnest discus
SION OF good dinner rendered It's descrpt impos-
sble Nevertheless, both iests are con-
stantly attempted with varied success. and
doubtless will continue to be while Icrp.
schore is worsnipped and gooi dinners are
eaten ana followed with the "fcast OF rcason.v The
French are generally admitted 10 tako precedcEcc in
tho arts OF dinner and ball giving, and the natives of
Ia belle France residing in this city list night did
their best to confirm tho average American onookcr
In this opinion. Represented by two prominent
societies they gave exhibition OF their powers
In both fields The Csrcic Francois de rHarmonie'
wore the exemplars of tho gastronomic art, and
at dinner carly in tho evening at the Hotel Brunswick,
while later the SociGte FRANCHISE de Amit6 gathered
to worship Terpsichoro in their annual bail at the
Academy ofMusic. The banquet over before the
ball opened and the diners accepted general invita-
ton TO join their brethren IN tho dance
THE BANQUET
About seventy gentlemen sat down 10 the banquet
In the boudor like hall OF the Brunswick. Tho apart
mcnt was lighted In exceptionally brilliant manner,
and was decorated in tho most tasteful manner with
bunting, the tr.-coior OF France appearing on
every SIDE cntwined IN loving folds with the
Stars and stripes. There were just guests enough
10 comfortably Ill the room, aud tncrc
h"uo VI tuo picak eHcct WHICH IL so IrcQutully
produced by the sight OF empty seats. everybody
was IN The best possible humor. and the whole ALTAR
was characterized by tho vvacious and dfbonadtre
spirit peculiar TO the nntionaty Of the participants
There were, however, number OF Americans present
invited guests Tho tables were perfect works
OF art. In the centre o! the main one was .
towering vase, laden with the choicest flowers,
which flung their perfume broadcast through tho
room. Ornamental CONNECTIONS of the rnrest work.
maushiU were placed at intervals among tho more
solid Objects and produced a lne effect. At tho foot
OF the table was beautiful miniature of Barthold's
EuliQhtenluU a World ~ M
the subject OF much conversation AS for tho dinner
itself Its character may be Inferred from the fact
blagc.
The following the mrnu:--
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FUNERAL OF JOHN 0. COLE.

ALBANY. N. Y, Jan. 7, 1873
Tho funeral OF the lato John o. Colo took place this
afternoon from DR.. Darng's church. II attended
by the Burgcsses' Corps Masonic bodies representa-
tives OF the Board OF Public Education and Public
Schools and q large concourss Of other cilizsns
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Now ready. Ilisa grand story.
NJ EKyoUs ExHAUsrlOS-A MEDICAL ESSAY. UON-
IN prng series lectures delivered At kahn's Mussu
Of New York the aud OF prem
Decline showing indisputsby how lost he alth
eAined; aoldns clear synopsis OF The impednenss -
marriage and
Ity being the rcsut 20 yesrs experience Price -
cents Address Dr. L.. J. KAHN eRoa and fssr
dsncO 81 East 10th st.. New fork-
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THE HUDSON CLOSING.

PouoHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Jan. Z, 1873
Intense cold prevails along the Hudson River Valley
to-day mercury ranging from three 10 ten degrees
below Tue is nrmIy closed here, and Tho
yacht cubs arranging their annual rcssttas.
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KENTUCKY SENATORSHIP.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. z, 1875
Balloting for q United States Senator from Ken
lucky 10 succeed Thomas C. McCreary, will commence
at Frankfort tomorrow.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-our hours. in CON-
parson with the corresponding da,o OF last year. AZ
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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REV. LEROY u. CASTOR.

Rev Leroy b. Castor, well known Presbyterian
clergyman OF Memphis, Tenn, dropped dead IN tho
street at Helena, Ark yesterday IRON heart disease.
lie In good health when he lett Memphis Saturday
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A THESE DISEASES ARE UIiiHkwIsE IkCURA-
Able and so acknowledged by the most eminent physi.
clans lis neeessar, TO publish the proof cure BY the
Ashhe Mineral spring water. Depot and Offices, 200
Broadway New York Decatur ILL.,. september Is. 1877 =
Dr. eathl take great pleasure stating that friend
Is again out tbs half having cured him quick Of
his kianey disease tBrght'S. HENRY LYON Treatise
gratis.
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NATHAN PORTER.

Nathan Porter. prom7nen. member OF tho San
Francisco Bar and a State Senator from Alameda
county, died at Sacramento yesterday ut the age Of
Dixty.tWo.
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OBITUARY.

Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. .................,..-... .
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LOUISIANA BANKERS CONDEMN IT.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. Z, 1873
A full meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce to-day
reelected General Cyrus Bussey President and passed
q resolution protesting against tho passage OF the
Bland Silver bill.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor Andrcw G. Curtin, OF Pennsyivanis, 70
at tho st. james Commod Foxhall A. Parker.
United States Navy; General Silas seymour, OF Que
bee and Alanson s. Page, OF Oswcgo N. " At the
Filth Avenue william d. Bishop, president oil the
New York, New Hiven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany; Isaac Hincklcy, OF Philadelphia; Captain
Samuel Brooks of the steamship City OF Montreal.
ex-Congressnan Il. b. Morgan, OF Aurora, N. Y, aud
Rev. A. J. McConomy, OF Phladolphn, are at the 81
Nicholas Sidney Bartlett Of Boston, is at tho Abe.
marie. Colonel William u. whippls, United statss
Army, Is at tho Gisey. Judge q. r.. ingalls,, OF the
New York Supreme Court, Is ut tho Rossmore. Dc
Witt C. West, OF Lowvc, N. ", is at tho Metropolis
tan. Surgeon Edward ). Matthews, United States
Navy, is at tho ST. Denis Richard NJ. Field, Of Bos.
ton, is at tho Westminster James Tillinghast, Of
Albany, 10 AZ the Windsor.