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W:. "^7” TERMS OF )aily and Weekly Enquirer Alfred II. Calhoun, PHOPIUKTOK. <dvo mouth*, in advance 00 months, “ ‘1 h() Tti ' ■! months, “ 2 00 One month, “ L»c. Wf.i'.klv Enquiiujr, one yoar 2 no |A TERRIBLE DISASTER! 5 toss of tho Vl!le de Havre. "%ni: ritEMit ktkanf.k villi: R DE UAVHE FROM .NEW YORK FOR El ROPE LOST WITH TWO HUNDRED AND twenty-sin: PAS SENGERS. yot, xy. COLUMBUS, GA., TUESDAY, DEC EMBER 2, 1873. NX). ‘285. THE NAVY. REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OE THE NAVY. WARLIKE PREPARATIONS MTILI. GOING ON. London, December 1.—Tho Villo do •Havre from New York for Havre is sunk; i over two hundred lives lost. London, Docomber 1.—Tho ship Ton- Inwuiida, from New York, arrived at lOurdiff at an early hour this morning, [bringing intelligence of tho dreadful dis aster to the steamship Ville do Havre, tvhich left Now York November 15th. for Havre, under command of Captain Sur- Iimmt, at 2 o'clock. On tho morning of film 23d of November tho Villo de vre coJJidod with tho British ship ohoarn. from London, for Now York, aud sunk shortly after. Two hundred ( and twenty-six of tho possengere on the Hleamship lost their lives. The Tol- uwanda rescuod eighty-seven of her pas sengers and crow and brought thorn to f Cardiff. PARTM'FLA RS OF THE LOSS. London, Dec. 1.—Dispatches from Car diff briug the following additional par ticulars of tho loss of the steamship Ville I)o Havre: »She was struck mid-ship by the Loch earn and was sunk in twelve minutes after the collision occurred. Tho Lochoarn imme diately lowered three boats, which ren dered all tho servic it was possible for them to do. Fifty-three of the crew wore saved, including the captain. Among the , passengers rescued were toil women. Among the passengers on the Yille De Havre wore .Judge l'eekham and wife, of Albany, N. Y.: Mrs. Edward Curtis and maid: Captain C. Hunter and wife: Miss Caroline Hunter; Mr. Cramer, of Water ford, Saratoga county, N. Y. ; Thomas H immotid, wife and throe children ; Mrs. Mary Bulkly, of Now York, accompanied by her daughter, and by Miss Wagstafl',of Long Island. Mrs. Bulkly is among the saved, but tho young ladies aro under stood to have boon lost, as Mrs. Bulkly telegraphed that aho alouo was saved. Prominent Gentlemen on Hoard. There was also among tne passengers tho following mombors of the late Evan gelical Alliance returning to their homes: . Rev. Antonio Carras, of Spain; Prof. E. Prouir, of Genova, Switzerland: Hev. N. Weiss, of Paris; Emille Cook, of Paris; Mr. Lorrier Alfrod Barbausou, of Bel gium Logatiou at Washington, was also a passenger; Charles B. Wail and Juliar Wail, children of tho proprietor of Bre- voort House, wore passengers. The son was saved but tho daughter was lost. Jas. Bishop, of Bishop Sc Co., 02 Broadway, is saved. Mr. Breden, first cabin passengor was lost; bis daughter who was with him is saved. Francisco, first cabin passenger, is saved. Mr. 1L A Wilthan, jr., was saved in perfect health. Tile \ntuber Saved. London, Deo. 1, 2 r. m.—Thcro were e'glity-five saved from the wreck of the Villo do Havre, to-wit: The captain, 5 officers, 54 of tho crew and 27 passen gers, as follows : Miss Mary Hunter, Miss Anna Hunter, Miss Helen Mixon, Miss Mudihue Mixon, Emile Cook, llev. Mr. .James, Bishop Cotter Crcstiu, Miss B. Franculo, L. L. Adove, F. Maconilla, Miss Fanny Borminger, Alfrod Barberso, Achiver Piejniegnot, Mr. Lomax C. Bar rett, Miss Camolia Edgar, Mrs. Bulkby, Mr. and Mrs. Wru. H. Swift, Mr. and Mrs. B. MoCreery, Mr. Cramer, Henry Bel knap, and Logrand, probably Baugrand. THE YILLE 111' HAVRE. New York, December 1.—The Yille du Havro carried no stcorago passengors She had 130 cabin passengers—crow about 150. Cupt. M. Sirmont, the commande of tho Villo du Havre, is the fleet com mo loro, aud has boou in tho service of tho lino since its organization. Judge Peckham, who was among the [ lost passengers, was one of tho most prominent members of tho Judiciary in New York State, and was Judge of tho l Court of Appeals. The cause of this fearful disaster is that tho ship was 12,000 tons burthen aud drawing twenty feet of water. She was la inched at Glasgow, Scotland, in Novem ber, 1800. Her dimensions are, in length, 230 feet, beam was tliirty-fivo feet Washington, November 30.—The Sec retary of the Navy, in his report, gives a general detail of the conditiou of the ua- vul servieo, and concludes as follows : “The forogoiug is a report of tho coa lition, situation aud movements of the lulled States Navy, for the past yoar,and under tho commencement of the present month : siuce that time, however, events havu taken place which rnako it proper that tho Navy Hhould be put at once upon a footing for active service. It is by no means the provinco of this Department, as such, to tuko part in tho conduct or discussion of any diplomatic question, nor should its attitude at a time when serious international difficulties ore possible, bo held to indicate anything more than a determination to bo part of a Military Department of tho Government to bo propared for action should the necessity for action arrive. PREPARATION)! GOING ON. This is tho present condition of affairs, nudsuchis the attitude of the Navy Depart ment. 1 have felt it to be my duty under existing circumstances to take promptly every means iu my power to put our available force in tho best possible condi tiou for immediate and active service. AM tho power and moans of the Depart ment are now directed to this end, grout- ly aided ut every point by tho enthusias tic activity of officers of every grade of the service, difficult of accomplishment as our purpose at first seemod. Difficul ties and even apparent impossibilities are found to fade away beforo determina tion and organized activity, and the Navy is already iu such a conditiou that these to whom our interests and honor aro now entrusted may be relieved from tho embarrassment of a situation where a just determination might bo dis regarded beciruso thought to be power less, or decout consideration be mistaken for fear. It is neither necessary nor pro per that l should enter hero into the de tails of our preparations. FO\DITIOX OF THE NAVY. To Hay that a rospectable force war vessels and monitors already ou the sea, and concentra ted at the station nearest the scene of possible difficulties : that our whole available iron-clad lluet is iu hand ; that every wooden war vessel that will float active preparation at tho various naval stations, and will bo ready for sea, fully fitted us fast as proper moans can be p vided for them, and if the necessity for actiou should couie beforo tho time for it arrives, all there is of tho American navy which can be put ulloat on the Atlantic ocean will bo in condition and position to take its proper part. Inadequate us this force may bn doomed to the responsibili ty and proto unions of a government like ours, atul greatly ut disadvantage as we certainly will be in respect to the number and character of vessels in contest with the fleets of any respectable naval power. I believe that the activity, skill, science and experience of our navy will be found equal to any difficulty which courage dares to meet. They are thoroughly imbue d with tho spirit iu the defails and iu the warlike duties of their profession ; skilled in the use of ull the terrible weapons which science has provided for modern warfare, and of tho mode of meeting the crisis without shrinking from danger. Thus prepared and in this spirit, they are ready to moot any of their country ^adver saries with the means with which their country provides them. In taking tho actiou above referred to, the Navy Department has already in curred considerable expense, aud has been forced to assume some responsibility in timo of peace; but convinced of the wisdom of prompt and decided ac tion, T have not shrunk from these res ponsibilities, nor hesitated, with the ap-I provnl of the President, to uiuko warlike ; preparations in the interests of peace and 1 humanity. 1 confidently rely for sup- | port in this altitude upon the patriotism and good sense of tlio American people and : CONGRESS. MEETING OF FONG R ESS—RE PR E- SENTATIVEH PRESENT— HON. A. II. STEPHENS TAKES HIS SEAT- IILA1N SPEAK ER OF THE HOUSE. Washington, December 1.—Semite.— Sumner introduced a civil rights bill, which ho endeavored to put on its pas sage. Objections. Sumner desired to read a telegram he hud received from Republican members of the Spanish Cortes. Objections. Sotiato then recossod. Jlouse.—Darrall and Morey, alone of Louisiana delegates, were called. Other members go to the Election Com ini t tee as contestants only. Hereford, from West Virginia, was en rolled. Two hundred and ninety two del egates answered to tlio roll. In the elec tion for Speaker A. H. Stephens received one vote. Stephens occupies a front soat, bus crutches with him, wears his hat, and looks quite frail. He attracts much atten tion. Wood and Maynard conducted Blaine to tho Chair. He is now speaking. There is little prospect of tho Message to-day. Washington, Docember L— 1 The Senate has adjourned to noon to-morrow. No Mossago to-day. The Provident'* MevviiBe. Washington, December 1.—Tho Mes sage will make about twelve thousand five hundred words. The organization of the House and usual formalities delayed it beyond our noon report. Cabinet meeting at half-pust 11 a, m., whoa tlio President will read tho Message. THE GENEVA AWARD- Washington, Doc. l.—Tho Cabinet remained in session until a late hour, awaiting tho committee from Congress. Judge Williams was announced as Chief Justice, and Col. Bristow, of Ken tucky, as Attorney General, vico Wil liams. Senate.—X. Crosier, from Kausns, was seated. Dr. Nowiuan resigned as Chaplain. Many bills were introduced, nmong which was ono making Italian padronos felons. The bill introduced by Mr. Edmuuds, to provide for tbo distribution of the sum awarded to tho United states by tli« Gc- ueva tribunal of arbitration, is tho same bill which was leportod favorably by the Senate Judiciary Committee Just January. It provides for tho appointment by the President of five commissioners to adjust and doturmino tbo amount of compensa tion due to the ttevmul olairunntH for dam ages arising from tho depredations of the Rebel cruisois bo discharged out of the indemnity fuud awarded by tho Gen eva tribunal. Tho allowances of the com pensation are to bo made only for claims directly resulting from the damage caused by tho Alabama and Florida and their tenders, und by the Shenandoah after her departure from Mnlbourno, Februa ry IStb, I8b5. No cluirn should bo admitted for any loss for which oomponsution lms been received from in surance, but allowance may be made for the difference between losses sustained atul insurance received. M horefore no olnim is addmissilile for uueurued or pros pective freights or for seamens' wages for more than one year after tho breaking up of average. No claim shall be allowed iu behalf of any Insur ance Company or insurer except for tho exoess of losses ovor premiums or gains arising from war risks. No oluim shall be allowod in favor of any insurance compuny not lawfully existing at tho time of the loss under the laws of the United States, and no claims shall tie al lowed in favor of any person not entitled at tlio time of his loss to the protection of tho United States, or who did not at nil times during tho late rebellion l»ear true allegi ance to tlio United Staten. Allowances of interest ou losses may be allowed at ti e rate of lonr per cent, per annum, in cafe fiscalion was void, and an imposition, becauso there was not, and could not bo a legal service of the notice to Lazreo. Tho court below sustained tho confisca tion. and tho judguiont is roveised. ! SFTlifKDCUBA. ; THE ROMIIARDMENT OF 4 AKTA- GENA THE FI BAS* DETERM- INED NOT TO GIN E I P THE VIRGIN I I'M. MOMMY. New York, Dec. 1.—The day dosed i quietly in Wall street, owiug to the non- ' reception of the President's message or j Secretary Richardson's report. In future the course of speculation de-; pends somewhat upon the recommends- , tion of these two documents, and hence there was very little disposition to oper ate in tho various markets. Money act ive. Exchange S^. Gold dull at 8}at). THE WEATIILB. Cotton Factories. M1M4 0GEE MANFFAFTFRING 4’0. Mauufictiin r* o( $11BKT1N08, SHIRTINGS, YARN. UOI’K. Ac. »■« >1.1 Mlil-g.UA a I* awin', VresMeut. W. A. SWIFT, S.M rotary A frvadurir. t u ly Madrid, December 1.—'Hie bombard- I merit of Cartagena continues. Non-com- { batauts rofugeeing iu the suburbs are sufloridg. The city is filled with wounded. ! Department of ^ AK - _ ’ Seventeen houses including the hospital j ashl.gion, cc. 1, 1**.*.) ore doatroyed. Tho government lleot re- 1'ivlmbiUlia.—For tlio Southern Suite*, limine inactive outaido the harbor. ! ° luu, 'y weather with arena ur rain New York, Docomber l.-Tbo Jnoiato, i “ nii sontb to HOUtbenht winds, from Havana, reports tho V irginius ulloat on Tuesday. All vessels arriving briug cargos of j flour. Fifty thousand barrels were or- | %KitlVAl.N AND DEPARTURE*. limed from New Orleans. J New York, December 1,—Tbo l.a Cron- | Nf w VoIiK Uecumljer l ._ Am „ a _ ,tudl contla “ Dt ,h0 H|>»»tobOub»n. will , (ioo j,, oreeuwmb. disregard Oiistehir’s orders. They are not ! MARINE INTELLIGENCE. such crayons as to surrender tho Virgin- New York, Dec. beria, Baltic. 1. — Arrived out—Li- POPULAR lICKiirmitioii Mickle*. MARKETS. London, Doeombor, l—Noon.—Uonsols 2*. Erie 3*jj. Paris, Decnmbei 1. Rentes 58f. and New York. November 3<».—Paris dis- j patches H«.iy : Spain has made caucus- j sales 12.000 sious, and ordered to suspend preparu- “ , . 1 1 1 Shipped Dc Liverpool, Doc. l—Noon.—Cotton juiot aud steady; uplands 8$; Orleans !♦; spoenltUiou and export lions lor withdrawing the legation from Madrid. Uastelar wus only ombnrrnssed for fear of popular re-action against con cessions. General Sickles will probably resign soon, fearing that a settlement i*. inain- LIBEL. THE FAME OF JON EM AGAINMT A PHILADELPHIA JOITCN AI.IMT. Philademiuia, Nov. 2'J.—This morning Judge Finlottor charged the jury in the libel case of Chief of Police Jones against Joseph Rood, a journalist. Tho charge was temperate, but in tho main adverse. It recognized tho right to publish fit aud propor information concerning public af fairs. Tho jury retirod about 10 a. m. and remained out all day. At G r. m., the jury not having agreed, a mossago was sent to tho Judge's privuto residence, and an answer was reoeivod from him that tho jury might render a sealed verdict whenever they wore ready with it. Up to a late hour nothing had boon heard from them. Those professing to be in formed state that hu norjuittal or disagree ment of the jury will certainly result. NOHTlf CAROLINA. THE 4 AMF. OF THE MPEFIAL TAX BONDHOLDERS. Raleigh, N. C., Hoc. 1.—In the Cir cuit Court of tbo United States, tho argu ment iti tho case of the Hpocial tax bond holders against tho public Treasury whs concluded. Arguments were made in behalf of the bondholders by Hon. Revcrdy Johnson aud It. C. Budger. Tho speech of Mr. Johnston was ono of his ublost efforts, and made u profound im pression on n largo audience, composed of tho legal fraternity, the inornbers of tho Legislature aud others. The decision of tho Court is reserved. GENERAL NEW*. Livery and Sale Stables. ROBERT THOMPSON. Livery. Male and I'.'ielmiigc Stable* OnUIUoRPK, NOKIH OF lUSDul.PII SlS.. o. t.10 (.’ulumhUH, Qu. A. GAM MEL, l.ivcrj ami Male Stable*, Gwir.Tiionrf Sr , Com;si)i *, 0\. PorilJiig aii'l PhIi’ •Gable. I>y tlio 1’arlMiilni stt-atien of Stock. lluraw ami l. month or Jay. —i—111111111111011 * BANKS. MERCHANTS' & MECHANICS' Columbus, Ga., Douj a General Banking Business. DUALS IN I Kirbfiugv, Until. Sftv. r, s, TC u., Special attention Riven to (Viler- j lion*, and prompt return* made. N»:w York CoKttMPo.v»Bi«T: Ninth National Hank of New lorh. SAVINCS BANK. IH'.PtftMITS reeeived in buna ol' •.!.» eeut* and upward*. SEVEN por cent, (per annum l teroMt allowed, payable i*t Jantiur. . April. July aud October, compound- e<l lour time* annually.} m;POSITS PAID ON DEMAND. nrutsCToR?. W. 1.. $AI 1SRLI1Y —KtnlueiT) ,.f W lUll - { ,u .,. A. Il.l.tiK!*—or I’nM-r, lllgon \ (?„. W K. RKOW N— Of Columbui lion Wmk- 1 • C. A. HKDD—Of C. A. UoJJ A C«>. G. L. M'-(iOl,(.II —Of John McGoiikIi a i . Doctors. , ]f«|Hfi<)> llr»4iJ iml oflliut uitx: tu rcsMi-n \y.r t dtt DR. J. 4!. COOK. W. T. 1*4101.. Dentist. I'd Hnwel SI . rolmuhia. 'in. W . j. rtHJXiE, Dentist, r,;ln llonm lliiihliiu;, koluiiihiM, c Dy TelcRrapli ud Jan. K 11-HI. Liter.—Uplands not below good ordi nary, shipped ut Nov. do., Nov. and Doc. aud Jan. 8 7-11». do., fan. und Feb. Orleans Njj; not below good ordinary, shipped in Nov. und Doc., New York. Doc. l. - Gold opencil at ritoi-ks active. 1 bid.Exchange, long Slate bonds quid. Cotton dull; sales I,!>H4; uplands lii; Orleans 10^. Futures opened ns follows : Doiembei L'*4al.5 3-ll» : Junuary 15 1-14»a 1 .*> 11 -11»; Fobraary 15 : ,‘hI5 1-lii; March Id^albJ; April 10.L Flour ndvanoiug. Wheat held at ia2 higher. Corn a shudo firmer. Foik in fair ruqiionl aud steady new mess $14.75. Lard dull and in buyers favor, stoaiu 8. Cincinnati, Due. L — Flour firm, $t».8f» a7.00. Corn dull, old ear 51ii52. Fork quiet, $11 cash, cloning w*Mk. Lard cloflod weak, sides 750 tiorce*; stestn 74; sales of kettle at M»iKj. Bucon quiet, sboulders tij; aides held clear rib 7ja8. St. Louis. Doc. 1.—Flour quiet, and unchanged. Corn firm, No. 2 mixed, now ♦ 4a45. Whiskey firm at 88. Fork firm at $13. Bacon firm, (I jaGI for shoulders; 8 for clear aides. Lard in demand at 7$, hold 7jJ. Liverpool, December I, 5 i*. m.—Sales of cotton to-day 5700 tmlea Atnwrioau. Males uplands, nothing below low mid dlings, delivery in January, 8 7-lb. New York, Dec. I. Governments are atrong, little doing. .Statu bonds quint and nominal. Cotton quiet; sales 2,432, at 15jalbj; uet receipts 1,833, gross Futures closod easy, sales 30,100, ua follows ; Dec. 15 3-lbnl54; Jan. 15 7-1(5; Fob. 15 25-32al5 13-1(5; March 1 April Ibjjalb 7-lb. New Orleans, December 1. -Cotton quiet, held at previous prices aud uomi- nal; middlings lb}; low middlings 15j; strict good ordinary 144; net receipts 10,34b tuiles; gross 12,307; exports ooust- wise 58b, to Great Britain 8,052. to France 500; h&Ioh 2,000- -last evening 2,7oo ; stuck 187,407. MoitiLK, Deoomber 1 —Cotton easier: middlings low middlings 15, strict good ordiimry 14 4 ; net receipts 5.200: exports coastwise 2,250; sales I.OOO; stock 30,507 bulos. Savannah, Dec. I—Cotton quiet: mid dliugg 1. )}<•.; net receipts b 120 bales; ex ports- -to Continent 27bb, coastwise 1401: sales 2030; stock 105,057 bales. Ciiarlkhton, Dec. I. Cotton dull and nominal; middling* 15, low tuidtiliugsl l^, strict good ordinary 11j; nit rocoipts 4150; exports count wist 55051 ; salsa 100; slock 54,728. Bai/itmorf, Dec. I.- (lotion dull and AlHiucut abowaai>,(i*M,uOO i n ,"' uin “ 1: middling*l.*{ \ -middling. ...ii in lira Treiwury nud 1 "Uiotgood ordmary Hi; kioik roc nrreucy. Lawyers. I.. T. DOWNIN'44, Attorney nml Molicllor. un'r ami ltii|r)4 i r in ll.tnkru|>tc; PEAHOD% UR AN NON, R. J. MOSES, Attorney ntitl 4'oiinnclloi' nl Ln (■•URtn II*mi" lii-ui'iilll'ti l Dnij.iihi I tnl.liii: oct7 1> J nud mmy. I.OI1S F. GARltARD, Attorney uinl Counsellor nt Lit 4 II AM. II. WI l.l.IA MS, Atfttrney at Law. I'olnuilttiM. i Will |>,in tin* in miy Oourt OlRn- ever Aoo« A Miioloi h - ut- i J- II. HAMILTON, Wliolewatc and Retail Groe« A 0«hthul|.- Ms. 111*1*1 I ’ J. A J. KAUFMAN, Hlinlcvalc Grm-erg nrid I'ointiiivoioti Meri'hauta, Non. If uud in llroml Street. fc»I*j COMJMIO;-*, 0a. ■MilAM l.'OOPER, Family Oiv. nr uu<l llrnh-r in Country I'rodin < nejiii uvxt to "hti'iulrtr ’ i.'IU"". Fresh Moat3. Rags, Hides, etc. John MEHAi'i'rr, Dealer In IIwun, llido«, Ree*iwaa. ete. ami all klntU 411' Junk. Cohn km 1sku>mk ami "oi ktiiohi'K fa . Maniitactiiriiig Com;)'), ■a ^ u,,, r Columbus, Oeorgil Paid up Capital, 11,250,000. TO INOOLOATE Till', 1IA11IT 0? HAVIKU ON TUK 1’AUT OF TU'I OI'EHATIVES, AMI Tu ruOVIDi: ,i sirfc and rnliul-le urrangeruent for the beneficial itoot ificlcUm) « f tho earnings of i»riinRns and u\\ other douses, (hi-. (Joinpany Las e.»tf.Mishrd, under SPECIAL CHARTER FROM THE STATE OF GEORGIA, A SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, in which the following advantages hio <*tiered to Jicpii-iituiN *#f either largo <*c small amounts. 1. PERFECT 8E0UIUTY. 1 bo mmida tho Compuny were on thu 1st of Jummr}, 1873 *1,704,453 4.: aud are steadily iiicrcusitig. 'l’lio Keticrvo Fund is *2117,7(515 • All of which projiorty is kpkciau.v 1‘LV.dukd by act of tho Gunoral AhhoiuI•:_. for tho protection of Depositors; uud i:> addition, by the same act, the Stockhold ers of tho Company uro made lNDlVlD- Ai.LY RLSrONKIBLK in proportion t<* thoir nhures, for the integrity of the Savings Department und its certificates of Deposit, 2. LIBERAL INTER KB 1. Unto allowed .Seven per cent, per auitMiu, compounded four limes a year. 3. DEPOSITS can bo withdrawn ut »//.,, time icit/mut noto'r. Depositors rosidii.g out of tho eitv can duw deposits by checks. 4. RULES AND REGUf.unONS u lh*s Deparlmont furnished U|K>u appJiculion, and all desired information given. 5. BOOKS CERTIFYING DEPOSl’l 1 given to depositors. (J. :\U. ur.rountJi of Depositors irilt he ro. siUrred Unflty priatte. uud ''.<>nfUtaiti,iL Druggists. to tlio En«|itirrr. »d a #00,000 lire tbo fund shall not hold out for payment of all tho awards, ft is to ho distributed I h >g siftin' prorata in accordance with them, and (show 1,1 If in any event tho United States Govorn- , , meut is to rotuin five per cent of the their representatives, who canuol fail to . , , . . . . 1 , . amount of each award m order to defray the expenses of tho adjudication. BUTLER AND THE MFEAKKR. Wahui.voto.v, December 1. —House— —New Orleans Sunday night. I in swell Save as Frosidftul of —The debt •• increase of coi jJ84,l -—Andrew Slraton, agetl 21 years, and daughter, aga.l two years, starved to deuiJi at Bridgetown, N. J, patch from Chicago says id good ordinary it;: grots receipts , 1243; exports coastwise 275: Halos <505, spinners 2(50; stock I t,o.‘»N. Norfolk, December 1. — Cotton qniel; low tuiildliiigM Mj; not receipts blbf); ex ports coastwise .".550; sales (20; stock 832. i *ew.'r*l iinjrartaut imioiii I „ liwr V\'; ' «»'• io Uvor iftbih ‘'f; n r'. r “™) , "‘ «"■*" 7 "' sales200; stook ,»,800. Galvkhion, itsc. 1.—Estimsted cotton I m«t receipts 2**(»(»; stt»ck 454 4. remomher that our imvul condition result of causes which have been con stantly pressed upon their consideration, but which have failed to receive full at tention on account of more pressing re quirements and obligations, and who will clearly rcalizo that duties constantly 1 ho (Baud Long* ot .Mason 1 ; of the Stato of North Carolina met nt Raleigh last night. Thorn larq cult and much more expensive I j M ( j l0 Vuto f,, than when performed in baste, under the j \y 00 <j ~j } c ux • pressure of necessity. Tho deparlmont J Stephens 1. has had no necessity to overstep it* appro- About lit tv mend pressing demands of tho present will sumo what was provided for the sorvico of the yoar, aud several of tho working bureaus. These must be promptly re lieved if their work is to go on. Tho oc casion has clearly shown, I think, that depth, with hold twenty-one feet. She j w.ts in this port in September, 1871. ami j attracted much attention as she lay at hei ! , . . , ... . , uu ■ r i ..postponed are certain to he more] dilli- dock m tbo East nvor. Sbo is of what j 1 ,/ , i-. known among ship builders ns a medi um model. Tlio offioors of the Villo Du Havre ro- I urteil saved uro tho captain, 2 1 officer, 3 1 "tfi *er, 4 li otti :or and purser. Kighty- ■ ■ veil persons wore saved. Several nota ble Boston families were aboard. The Ville Du Havre was tho Napoleon 111, ni-tl was altered and enlarged. Ex cept the Great Eastern, it was the largest ship ever entered this port. LATER. London, December 1, (1:510 p. m.—The ship Locbeaui vvjs so badly damaged by th« collision with tho steamship Ville do Havre that the passengors rescued by her from the wreck requested to he put on board tho Triruontitaiu. All were safely trftusforro.l with the exception of three persons, who were too badly injnrod to he removed. After the collision the Locbeain put about for Queenstown, at which port sbo was due about the 23th ult. Notwith standing her disabled condition, nothing at been heard of bar. theatrs i General Butler made several efforts to in augurate measures to seat Messrs. Shel don, Sypher and others from Louisi ana, but failed to attract Speaker Blaine's attention. I —A young lady from Georgia, i dent at Movariau codoge at Saiein, Mt II- Speaker Blaine received 1 l> vo * Carolina, wait burned to death day, her cloths catching fire accidently. —A report to tho Mayor's office ot Ne\ | York nays: Win. M. Tweed is iu th ho j pital at Blackwell'si.slund with u.fivminn i tionof the brain and is n *L expected i "lovno 1. A. 1! the South —The Louisville Board of Trade dis j continued thoir aessions yesterday, and no correct markets can l.o given from , Auouhta, Deceniber 1 • (’olton irreg ular; middlings 14 J ** 14 A * * - receipts 1,133 halos; shipments J.2*o. W/naiisarox. Dor. i i dull; middlings 15}; net receipts 217; exports , coaatwiso 153; Halos 35; stock l.'.KJ! BROOKS' (Jhill and Fever Fills, I T N l.l K K qUIMNK AND MAW OTKKR I'HJv- j fmttt,'iirf uni" 1 in thi< tn-HtiK ut of ('(ult iuci JOHN I.. J4FRDAN, DriiKKinl, Itroud Strcil ( "linnldiM, Qw~ Nilllit ll«*ll rijrlil «.f south <:u*«r. A. M. HR A N NON, Hholesnle nud Itctnil Dotlei Drills unci >lc<M«*iii«*s. tollvl Artirleu nn«l I'cHunici "'•I*• JOHN W. IIKOOKS, U liilliisnli* und Keluil Dru^ui 107 llrctd SI., < filtiinliiiN. (Li. I'liykii'iiniH PrRsrriptioin • iiiii|>oillnl"<j y* i (li ;kuI i Dental Notice DIRECTORS! J'jlt PilKU'h H.h l , ri*sbyt**rliiii Chur’I* that point uulil they nsuinc, * pri&tioQH, even if it were lawful, but tho took tho auti helium oath, tho others took rangemonts can h tde. oath os long as your In drawing for seats, exceptions were made iu favor of Mr. Stephens and Mr. Dawes. Mr. Stephens’ sent is directly in { —A report of tho Superintendent of 1 Archievos at Washington shows that no- - i gotiutions have been entered into with a ! view to procuring suitable si'es for tho proposed buildings at Atlanta, Gn. ; luttle front of the Speaker, on tlio Democratic Rock, Ark., and Momph aide of tho aisle. Tlio courtesy to Mr. ; ■—Information has been Jo against our Navy, as it exists, should at least bo j Stephens was upon motion of Mr. Flail, : tho President, Vice Fresidont aud put in o condition for active service, and, j Q f Virginia. * i u * cr M^cbauiea’ Savings Bank, of m any e vent, a moderate appropriation liutlcr, of Massachusetts, offered a ros- i itockholdcrVaru/(lep C os r it h oM! l, 'Vlie ldhr'-i! for this purpose ought at onco to bo made, 0 t, l( j on to admit to their seats Messrs, loanod all tho money to themselves, and if war hhould by any possibility come Syphor, Sheldon and Pinchback, of Lou- | —Mr. Shervood was elected Foat Mas "public. rtm " l> " r< ' ,H ’ for ‘ " (T " rf<J •" hfi<i n i |* »«(iiu ■ .(hiii'i n |,r«»riti<■ ,» iBriugli iimil I«» ji,y j,t *». I.m i )*•• I:>, *, i] - Try th in. Ad<lr**«« JOHN W. UROOKS, Druggist, llriiiul. Mrtft. 4 oliimhiM. 41;%.. Solo I'rupriaior ne t Miiii'i'ic tiii**r. A(«0U wantid. •• J|7 li kUhr? A<hninistrfttors' Sale. wo umat ba prepared to utilize tlio moons w uuoat action on it. we bavo and to provide other's to meet xh8 H ouae adjourned ttil o clook. | the emergencies. — - _ UNITED STATES HI rilEME 4 <>| ItT. , -The new KationalTheatre, Waahing.I Wisraoro*. December l.-In the) ton. erected upon the ruins of the old case of L&zreo v*. Kockorn, from the Su-' National Theatre, destroyed nearly a year preme Court of Louisiana, brought to re- ago by fire, hv \\. \\ Raplcy. and man- cover property of Lazreo, confiscated in aged by * . < • was opened »ast ufo absence from New* Orleans after tl.o 1 ter of the House of Roprcs* ntatives at Washington yesterday. Ho writes I'resi- deut Grant a hitter liigly coinpliinentary of Governor Bard in the conduct of the onnvf.s. A OIIKK, /A Ordii -.1-1 I*, f-.i ('hattilioor|i<'<> riiimty, Tw.. f li Pmr.AhL’U'HlA, IyoCCf/ihor J.--f.’otton— ; -0I| middlings Jbjc., low middlings 15}, strict l*>*«,-.rt th«* - good ordinary 154 ; net receipts 1,422, ''jV'wh?' Seville, w : as 'opened .ast T*’ '* KT * In til i B rMH ro ^i[>tH 2,01*0 bale-. ! IcKd Uud night, with M.ggi« Mitchell aa atar A •>" »•>“«“• frura Ne " - Wrle ' ,u ' i “ fl ' r lb ® ! Mzatruia, Dee. 1.- Cotton dull: low 1 Udrt brilliant audience was present. The capture, by military orders. 'Die Su- middlings 15al**J not receipts i (Inn n-rft.l huiir* n I* J "tu t., <|. . *. 1 . N . Rankin House, Coiunihtts, Ur. J. W. RVAN. Frop’r. Biihy Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Undi’.k ruv. Raskin JIochk. , nij'JA -Uwir .1. \\ . IIYA X, l»ro|»*r. “F-A-lsTZO” (IDEM NOT I'llE4'K THE SALE Ol 1 [OOl )’« EUREKA LIVER MEDICINE. Wanted. W'-i,! Ill SI M SS KFFINtrs BKJIH L. . ^ . .. -, ■ l.otiec tc au oi this Ezccrio: 1 Ccraraund Extract of Snchu, vjKNH Vo I II OIOKK- 10 !,. 1*1 b IK k A l‘ ; ( olumhuF, (5*1., .n) 1 * y»i! will ; tin *• • • I 4(}V..\T!i:4-KmiKIl (in liCNKHA I am luilivi-luitl'y S.!o t*rcpr'ftor. L. riEROE. J Attention for Ten Day*: j gORItoN -»t thf\' Wwt-hf* ^ V ill. .11 I i.ak • T. .-. MTtlt, AK-nt. At J. II IS• -*111 hnlI ..-"I<U Machint* AfC-Uo Qiivlx If' '••• •' 0«lau»has,(l». X. S. 8PEAII, AGEir: for Won-Electro Plating, tlBlft Wi'l Iilse". of the finest in th® country, promo ('onrl t- lay decided Dial the con* ahipmonU •»,. t"T stock rStrr O^IKI.KS B JON K-S El i II til .1 7 io< I 01 1VII it! nbi DR ■ van'll, said Lout aternly, a» ho | got dat iattah, now honey, bo aon i 1 hi, ridu ucro.,, his knees, and tried , worry. It don't^do no good, no bow. hoover tho objects on the hank | Trua in de Lor cldie, he tiiupers de lamb gl. tho now rapidly increasing dark* to de shown storm.” "Mover was father hi od with a hotter “Are you hungry, Manas Uordick . daughter: but there i, one thing doten n ,|, od Mike, who trad returned from me from going baek to tho aettiemonta. I.earing for tho horao. t"r smpluvH n syrup of cnrbolnte of a uioiiia, with hiiboutut.-.-oua inject ion ■* tbo name and lio is no confidant U8 to l fctllcacy of bin remody that, iu cu whero dissolution i* impending, J.o | Tho old nmn started back, nml un- buried side by side, ns v | nouucod to tho IjrnvoH, i aud Cherokco warrior, t I "Jt is tho will of (’uasowrn that Casnela ! turn begau. Hnts, ana crocxory Class Ware.