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SOUTH AMERICA.

LONDON Dec. II, 1874.
The commander OF the British man-of.war
Cracker telegraphs to the Admiralty ONCE from
Montevldeo, under date OF the 9th inst, confirm
ing the report that an insurrection has broken out
In Uruguay.
he says the government troops refuse to march
against the insurgents and demand the resgna-
ton OF the Ministers.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Ono-thfrd or the Business Portion Of
Charleston, w. Va, Destroyod-The
Loss and Insurance.
BALTIMORE, Nd Dec. II, 1874.
Charleston. Kanawha county, the capital OF
West Virginia, was visited by very destructive
fire last night One-<hird or the business portion
OF the city was destroyed, including many OF the
best buildings.
THE LOSSES
are estimated at $4,000; insurance, $s5, 0oo The
nre was finally extinguisDed Dy making line from
u steamboat fast TO frame building In the track
OF the dre and pulling 1t into the river.
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Action of the Returning Board In the
Dc Soto Parish Election.


The Returning Board has decided to refer the
De Soto parish election returns to the Legislature
because they had no returns from the Supervisor
before them. some weeks ago Bean, the Super
visor, gave the returns to party, who refuses to
give them up until paid 81, 900 for them. The
servattves urged the Board and the State authOrl-
ties TO take some action TO compel the supervisor
to report but they refused to move In the matter.
The conservatives to-day offered the duplicates or
the returns, which were ned with the Clerk OF the
Court, the ballot boxes and the testimony OF the
Clerk; but the Board declined TO canvass the dupl-
Gates or to examine the ballot boxes.
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THE BLACK HILLS INVASION.

Miners Taking Out Gold I'm Paying
Quantities.
CHICAGO, Dec. II, 1874
A special to the Times from Sioux City, Ia,
says Mr.. Bense, OF Minnesota arrived there to-day
direct from the Black Hills mining district, and
confirms the reports that quite q large body OF
miners are at work In The hills. He says they are
well fortified and thst they have found gold IN
paying quantities..
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CENTRAL ASIA.
Russian Commercial Advices from the Persian
Province of Khorassan-British Intrigue
Against New Trading Interests.

ST. PETERSBURG Dec. II, 1874.
News has reached the advanced posts OF the
Russian army In Central Asia OF the safe arrival
In Khorassan OF the first Russian trading caravan
which ever penetrated that country.
The reports received from the caravan complain
OF hostile agitatlons among the native tribes
caused by the intrigues and insugations OF
British agents.
The Russians Campaigning In Khiva.
ST. PETERSBURG Dec. II, 1874.
The Russian campaign against the Turcomans,
in Khiva, has commenced. Two columns are IN
motion. One has already crossed the Amoo.Darya
and Is operating in Khivan territory.
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KING KALAKAUA.

His Hawaiian Majesty's Reception in
Washington To-Day-Executive Hos
pitality- Ministers Fish, Belknap and
Robson To Welcome tho Royal Visi-
tor-His Arrival Mt Pittsburg.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1874.
Arrangements were completed to-day for the
reception OF the King OF the Hawaiian Islands. He
win arrive here tomorrow morning, Secretaries
Fish, Belknap and Robson meeting him at an
outer railroad station. The marines, several
hundred strong, accompanied by their band, win
escort the distinguished visitor to his quarters at
the Arlington House.
RECEPTION OF THE VISITOR
Captain Temple, United States Navy, win take
charge OF the party and carry out the programme.
HIS aids are Lieutenant Hooker, son-in-law OF
Senator Stewart, OF Nevada, and Lieutenants
George M Totten W. II. Emory and L. G. Palmer.
who viii do everything In their power to make
the Kings sOjourn agreeable.
ExECUTIvB HOSPITALITY,
Next week the King will be entertained at
State dlnner at the Executive Mansion. while the
members OF the Cabinet will also extend to him
suitable hospitalities.
THR ROYAL QUARTERS.
The quarters assigned the royal party at the
Arlington include the "blue roomsn which are
much admired for the beauty OF harmony in oil
their appointments The ONCE, dining and cham
ber furniture Is elabolately carved and highly
polished, the carpetlng and upholstery being in
accord with IT. High Chancellor Allen and Minis
ter Carter have handsome parlors on the first
noor. Altogether the party win be splendldly &C
commodated-
CURIOUS VISITORS.
A large number OF persons visited the Arlington
In the course OF to-day to see, or the first time in
Washington, the arrangements Tor the entertain
ment OF King.
TIME OF THE kings ARRIVAL
Arrangements have been made by which the
King viii reach Baltimore at sixteen minutes past
ten O'Clock A. NJ. Captain Temple and aids leave
the Union Depot, Baltimore at that hour with the
King, arriving here at halrpast eleven O'Clock
A. NJ.
The special train for Secretaries Fish, Robson
and Beknap, who WILL meet the King at BenninG's
station, three miles from Washington, leaves here
at twenty minutes TO eleven O'Clock A. M.
AMUsEAENTs FOR HIS MAJESTY.
Among the entertainments TO be given to His
Majesty King Kalakaua will be visit to Mount
Vernon, the birthplace aud home OF Washington,
ana to the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
King KaJakaua At Pittsburg.
PfTTsBURG, Pa, Dec. IL, 1874
King Kaiakaua, OF the Sandwich Islands and
suite, arrived In this city to-day, ana will leave
for Washington this afternoon. He was met at the
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BANKING HOUSE SUSPENDED.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec II, 1874
The banking house OF Stoddard Brothers a. Go.
suspended to-day, causing much excitement
among dep0sit0rs. There was considerable run
afterwards on other banks. The assets of the sus-
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Died.

DINAN.-On Friday, December II, after short
but severe illness. Mrs JANE OMAN, aged 65
years.
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Dykeman street, Brooklyn, on sunday afternoon,
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SPAIN.

MADRID Dec. IL, 1874
Marshal Serrano has visited EspArtero at Lo-
Rro1o, and has had conference with Generals
laserna and Morlones.
THE GERMAN NAVAL FLAG WITHDRAWN.
The German gunboats Nautilus and Albatross
nave withdrawn from Spanish waters
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STEAMSHIP IN DANGER.

LONDON Dec. II, 1874
II % feared that the steamer Pelican from Car
din for Cork, has been lost with all on board.
Her passengers and crew numbered forty-sx in
all.
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Large Auction Sale Of 3, 100 Casks and
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by the special treatment OF DR.. B. q. PERRY, Derma-
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Rev. d. C. yANNORMAN, % West Fifty first street.
Rev. CHARLES +. DEEMS, Pastor OF the Church Of
the Strangers.
II. W. B1SCHOFF, banker. So Bowery.
THOs. MATHEk, attorney. il9 Broadway.
p s. HENRY, attorney at law, l52 Broadway.
Mr. GEORGE PERRY, editor Home Journal
MIR HORACE II. DAY, So Lbery street
Mr. Il. II. SHANNON, Office Mutual Life Insurance
Company
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A.-For q First Glass Dress or Business
HAT go direct to the manufacturer ESPENSCHEID, LIS
Nassau
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An OFFER Will he Received for Two
TEN CYLINDER HOE ROTARY PRESSES; WILL BIZ
SOLD LOW. ADDRESS TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
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A.-Snk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Gaps Abdominal supporters Suspensory Bandages.
Shoulder Braces and Clutches, at MAksUS Truss Office
No. 2Vesey street. Lady In attendance.
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Natural, Pure, Dry Sherry $3 so Per
gallon 7c per bottle specially regular lines SH ERRY,
81 to $l2 per gallon II. b. KIRK CO., 69 Fulton St
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Gentlemen's Hats and Ladies' Fancy
FURS for Holiday gifts obtanable at KNOWS, No
2l2 Broadway, and in the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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SCOTLAND.
Labor in Triumph Over the Resistance Of
Capital.
LONDON, Dec. IL, 1874.

The STRIFE Of the operatives in the Jute mills Of
Dundee has ended in victory, the proprietors
having renounced their intention OF reducing
wageA
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LONDON. Dec. 1850 A. M.
Madrid despatch to the Times says Marshal
,.Serrano was gazetted as generaltssmo OF aI the
armies Of spain previous TO his departure for the
, capital, which took place Wednesday.
THE CAMPAIGN IN THE NORTH.
Active operations in the North are not likely to
begin Immediately.
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Catholic Ladies as Appellants I'm Court.
BERLIN, Dec. II, 1874.
The noble ladies OF Westpnaa who were re-
Gently fined Tor signing seditious address to the
Bishop OF Paderborn have appealed rom their
sentence.
A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT PLACED UNDER ARREST.
Herr MaJunbe member OF Parliament and editor
OF the ultramontane journal GeymGnta, has been
arrested and imprisoned for publishing seditious
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A.-Fine Furs at Popular Prices.
Robes in variety Call before purchasing. BURKE,
manufacturer, 2l4 Broadway, Park Bank Building.
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STORM on THE COAST OF BRITAIN,

LONDON, Dec IL, 1874
; q Graak Rxi&ain.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON. Dec. II, 1874
the weather throughout England to-day is un-
.taettled.
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Ladies' Who for Years Depended on
all manner OF powders and cosmetics for giving them
artificial complex xions find that GLENN'S SULPHUR
SOAP supplies them with peary skins and ROSY cheek
ELECTED by the gentle stimu of sold
where. Depot CRIffENTON'S No. ] Sixth avenue.
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Cheap Luxury.-Torrey's Patent
WEATHER STRIPS; cold draughts avoided fuel saved.
E s. a .. IORREY. loo Fulton street.
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Lung and Throat Complaints Disnp-
pear when WISTARiS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY is
used. 5cc. and 81 bottle. Large bottles much the
cheaper.
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A.-lO,OOO Pairs Oversnoes, SeIf-Actfng
overshoes put on ana OF without using the hands and
the New York high buckle Overshoe, the Hghtest and
neates In the world at BROoKs' 1886 Broadway, cor
ner Twenty ninth street
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q e r M a N z.
The Ullramontans Party Active in lis 0p-
position 10 tho Cabinet.
Catholic Ladies in Appeal from a
Sentence Of Court.

LONDON, Dec. IL, 1874
A special despatch to the PuH Mau Gazette from
Berlin says the ultramontanes are actively work
ing to secure the defeat In the Reichstag OF the
Landsturm bill.
tTne Landsturm OF Prussia, for army purposes
differs from the Landwehr. The German citizen
after having served five years in the regular
army-tnree years in the regimental ranks and
two In the war reserve-enters the Landwehr,
provincial army, composed OF two bans and in
he is liable to be called upon for the defence OF his
country has amounted to twenty years. The
Landsturm includes all the males subject to the
monarchy, from the ages OF seventeen to nifty
years, who do not belong either to the regular
army or the Landwehr. 1t Is caed'out only In
cases Of the most urgent necessity, such as when
the national existence may be threatened by in
vasion.-ED. HERALD.l
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Steven Lawrence. susan Fielding
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Card.-The Rev. DR.. Deems, Pastor OF
the Church of the Strangers certes gratefully to the
radical and permanent cure OF Catarrh, effected in
the case of his daughter, by DR.. LIGHTHILL 2l2
fifth
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Arising, after snuning Wolcott's ca
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& CAsqfssa mem 4 ds,Ss
TWO NEW JUVENILE BOOKS
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- racy book, full OF anecdotes and tales Of the
beliorL Tho prominent men-Stonewsn jackson. Gen.
erals and Stuart and othcrs-src characterized
personal acquaintance, and altogether Is deoideA
Contribution to literature.
ssihe only regret Is that has not made the book
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