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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

III WAS AZ ANCIENT CUSTOM of the
Spartans. I'm order TO inculcatc among their
youth an adherence of intemperance and
IT, kindred vices. to make their slaves
drunk with wine in the public market
places. so that the rising generation. upon
whom would some day devolve the honor
aud safety of the Lacedemonian Republic
might see before them all the ghastly de-
tails of the drunkard's disgrace. his loss of
reason. and of physical strength. 'Twere
well. perhaps, to-day. could some of our
young men contemplated similar instruct
i've lesson drawn from the life. showing
them by sharply drawn contrast. the adj
vantagcs and true lovelncss of abstinence
and virtue.
For such as appreciate these. VINEGAR
BIrrERs is the beverage best adapted, il
being purely vegetable draught, devoid
Of alcohol or mineral posons. and posses.
sing all the virtues. but none of the damn
ing curses. of the different Tpisons which
year by year are sweeping away thousands
of dollars and lives.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22
DR.. J. Walkers California Yin


gar Biiters arr a purely Vcgeta1,
preparation, made chiefly from the IA
live herbs found on the lower ranges 81
the Sierra Nevada mountains ofral.for-
7ia the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted -heIctrom without the U.s.
o. Alcoh0. The question Is almost
la..~ shcd What is the cause ot The
lnpa ailelcd success of VINEGAR BIT
TERsf" our .nswcr is, that they rcnlos
The cause of disease. and the patient re-
covers bis hearth. They are the great
blood purifier and "a l',,-rtirg prncil'e
a perfect kcnovat0r ana inyigJrff0r
OF the sy'eu. Ncvc. before IN .he
history Of the world bias DAB. d.cine hee.
Compounded pnssc-sing the ren.arAaoie
qualities u VINEGAR BfTrEgs 10 healing the
sick 81 cvery disease man Is heir n. They
are gentle Purgative as well a. Tome,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Live ma VisceFal Organ. ~ Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of DE. WAIKER's
NISEGAR BITTERs are Apeneut, Diaph0retic,
Caruinative, Nutritious. Laxative, Nureuc,
-edaiive. Counter IrTitant, Sudorihc, Altera-
I'VE. and Anti Bilious.
q. -. II DONALD q CO..
'r'- s1s rr tieH rs. san Francisco California
.nc ,a.-. az Washington and Charlton Sta. " ".
~Oid ~ ali Druggists and Do alers-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22
A Son Of Napoleon LII.

The ghost of Louis Napoleon. or what
looks strangely like the wrath of the de-
funct Emperor, says the Press. may be
seen daily haunting the Restaurant Morel.
back of the Opera Comique in Paris, a cafe
much frequented by artists and authors.
The ghost in question is no other than the
son of the dead ruler. the eldest child of
the late celebrated Mrs. Howard. He l.
remarkably like his father Ian advantage
which the Prince Imperial does not enjoy.
and is said to resemble him also in con-
duet. He Is a middle aged man now, but
is not in the least settled or steady one.
and his habits of dissipation and extrava-
gance used TO give the Emperor much
trouble. TO get rid of this wild scion. and
10 avoid the scandals which might have
been set afioat 10y the Liberals respecting
his conduct in Paris. his father sent him.
first a. Consul To Belfast. and finding that
still too near to France in all probability.
he transferred him TO the Consulate of
Zanzibar lie j. now residing in Paris.
and bears the title of Count dc Bure. Some
day perhaps he may play the part Of Duke
dc Morny TO Napoleon ".
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
AYEFFoRT TO RELEASE sCHWAB.

Arguments OF COUNSEL 10 SCI FREE THE CON
VICTED LIQUOR DEALER.
The case of Schwab, the liquor seller, re-
Gently convicted Of selling without license was brought
before Judge Donohue in Supreme Court Chambers,
yesterday at in the shape of an application for
stay of proceedings coupled With an application In
the first should be granted, for bail. Ex-Mayor
Hall appeared in support Of the notion and in his
argument alluded TO the novel " one. since
1t was conviction under law which had never been
iudicaly determined in this district since its enact
ment His notion he thought. reasonable and
humane because DO person should suffer actual pun
ishment until legally convicted Iu ofenses of mDOr
importance, freedom sufficient surety should he
allowed prisoner. Exception taken in the case
that before person could be called on TO take
license the commissioners had to put themselves in the
night OF law as well as in the right OF court by not
only meeting according law but performing all their
fdoctons one OF which TO fix the license fee They
fixed clasSihcations OF fees holding their right 10
vary with different persons which contrary to the
spirit OF the act. Besides this the eDly Ofense for
which the defendant could be held the law
9nense OF having done an act prohibited by the statute
lie was not, however indicted that charge, and
SHOULD he acquitted; also II aid not appear that the
hqqor sold was intoxicating.
Mt Rollins answered the last point Of eXMayOr Hail,
nrs ny saying that the language Of the statute was
that the Onense the sale without license OF strong
SAID had occurred IN this district where man nae
been let out bail after convctOn-he case OF STE
phen H. Branch; but Judge Donohue here lnterrupteu
that there was another case, that OF McQuade. Mr.
Rollins did not object 10 stay because tue prisoner
would then where he is; but he did object 10
the oa 10 admit prisoner convicted py tne mghest
Judicial Court was very serious thing lt was not
question OF whether he would he likely TO appear Tor
trial Ii whether lie should be released FROM punish
Inent after conviction guilty man, and II TINS was
allowed 10 be precedent the Court would be troubled
with nnumeTable hereafter and 1t would be prde-
tlcally impossible 10 get "a rich man into jdll.
Judge DOnOhue reminded Mr. Rollins that the real
point after all whether bail would secure his pres
in Court Mr.. Rollins resumed with q citation OF
decisions
eral Of them mad been against the granting Ot
bail.
Mr.. McKeon argued at some length. going over the
ground the motion in arrest of judgment some
days after which Judge DOnOhue took the papers,
EeserYIng his decision.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
TIE PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACTS.

The case Of Louis +. Vandcrwiele agt
Lawrence J. Callahan was decided yesterday III the
Court Of Common Pleas by Judge Lawrence. On May
IA last two lots in with houses thereon
belonging 10 the plaintiff offered for sale by auc
tion under foreclosure. on the dag of the sale the
plaintiffs agent requested the defendant to purchase
the properly for him and hold II 80 days, which he
agreed to do for the consideration Of $1,000 At the sale
the defendant bd the property. upon which bd the
plaintiffs agent made advance but on learning that
the previous bid was made by the defendant on plant
irs behalf and that he bidding against hmsei, he
withdrew II and refrained from making any further
offers The property eventually struck OF To the
defendant for OOO and was conveyed 10 MN ABOUT
nix DAYS after tue sale The plaintiff within the 80 dys
applied to the defendant TO convey the property DacK
as agreed on payment Of SIC CO., being 5000 over the
purchase price Tde defendant refused 10 ItcOh'cy VI.
property Tor that amount and the plantH DeRah SUN
FOR peTfOTInaIc. Of tue contract Az inc tIdI o
defendants cOunsc!, J. IL. Harrison, feneu upon 'hc
statute Of frauds for defense, claiming thar the aPIte
between the parties not being III ~flng, Whs
and could Do enforced ID. NJ Porter couiIsei iVi
The plaintiff contended that the statute OF iaudI "a"
apDly citing support the cases OF Ryan dB'' 'A
"a n. Y, 3 aud Levy agt Brush, As n y. 6o9 I'D "cn
it was held that where purchaser under foreclosure
sale undertakes 10 purchase for the Den 1T OF the mort
yaeor will be deeGicd the trustee OF the party O
has undertaken to purchase and on tendcr 10
b,m OF the money Will De compelled 10 convey
the party equltabiy entitled ana ihdt IL
ipasmuch ar the purchaser under the circumstances IS
trustee e1 malehciO. Yesterday judgment was gwen
tor the paint r. The rccOnveyance VI the properly
on paymeut Oi Sc oJO was ordered.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

hair scarf five dozen kid gloves one bonnet two bundles
OF artificial flowers, lady's fur hat, three dozen
leather gloves and wool shawl alleged TO have been
smuggled on the steamer Adratic condemned by
default. no claimant appearing
The counsel for the Brooklyn Bridge Com
pany yesterday submitted to Judge westbrook, In su
preme Court, Chambers the necessary papers which
they base their application for the appointment of
mssioncrs 10 assess the value Of certain Cherry
this city, which wanted by the Bridge direc-
tors for anchorage ground Judge Wcstbrook has the
matter under consideration
An important suit was tried yesterday be-
tween the Dutchess County Mutual Insurance Company
and Albert Hatchfeld aud others. Five Poughkecpsie
city bonds were stolen from the Company, which claims
that they were subsequently bought by the defendants
WHO were bankers and brokers, for their full value
aler printed notices had been served on them OF
nuners OF the stolen bonds. previous trial resulted
IN Verulct FOR the Company, hut the General Term
tne decision on the ground that ii must be shown
thd' ne ueendants acted in bad faith. Yesterday he
Tore Judge Van Worst in the Supreme Court. the
resulted III another verdict for the Company, the
amount oelg left ~ matter of stipulation between
the parties 10 the suit.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. DRC. ..

WEDNESDAY. DRC. .
Eonr QeastoTn and dVerpnol rrr The
Psrma Close at $50 suppl meaar s closed At the Post
III. Steamship saiis at ll:jO H. from Cuuari
Docs jersey Ciy. ...o.,, -,
THURSDAY. DEC 3.
via Plymouth Choolrg AMI mbrfg nv steamship
80 SuTleneGirV jlaI closed al tue
Po.tONce At 80 D. Steamship from foot o
Tbir.-st. llOboseu.
direct steamship City Of Havinacose at =
H. Supplementary Mail is closed the POstOMe al =: iO y
Steamship sais at 3 pin. from Per No y. X
FkIDAl, DEC 1.
Halifax n New'lO P0to zee eYer
isys p IN. aal goes wa Is 'sion
SATURDAY. Die. ).
Mails for Great Britain Ireland and Liverpool,
BY the steamship Celtic. ii q. Supplementary NAL IS
closed PosULce at steamship sails al D. N from
Pier 10 81 North River
For Europe and Bremen By the steamship Hermann
mals close at N all B closed al the Post
Office Steamship sails from Pier oot Of Thri
st.. HUbDkeJ.
Apnwa Pnam1, the South Pcdc and Central American
pors bT steamship Acapulco. close at ~ steanshp
sails at ~ NJ. from Pier No ~ North River >.
Mails for Nassau syti Neleu la AID Curacoa by the steamship
Atlas II VI. steamship from Per No 81. North RIVER
Mails West tl,de close at y. seaIa'
ship sails 3 p. from Pier 10 .. I. K.
SUNDAl. DEC q.
close at II O'Clock Inc fVstObce IL oaen ton
to la. IL.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or NEW-YORK .....,

foHr oFNEw-roRS .;:;.;..'''''''''' a,.; Die l.
Steamship Parta Br) Watson Liverpool via Queenstown Chas
steamsap City of Montreal r MrehOuse Liverpool &C. John g.
Dale ,,
Sisap Sieamhp coaHsus Reed nayaT. VIM p clyde
steamship Philadelphia DAVIS Philadelphia. James Hand an
steamship wyanoke Couch. Nook City Point Richmond Old
steamship vcks5urg Rudolph Royal Pernsndn. Herman
Gepcse. - nj,
Steamship Carolina Beckett Charleston W Quintard Co.
s1%'s Steam S sS ss D ,a& aI5RI f5
s Ha Llo y 80 Rdo fn.F P,G, sSISH S9net o0
Hsrl sIl Gem SedSret orcf yeTOiean a. IL Du%%cal Co.
Esrk Mimi Aust Tomncb Liverpool Funch I'd p 4 Co.
Bs tB, Poker io Gfalde do Sui via edmond IF
"8Ig Bng ASeostnr, tBrl More C'rdad Bolivar. MOueL
Bns Dis Tu. Miller, Belle WIN IeI 4 Co.
s s j. fs@ t"Ssy Ss.al Van u %l Co.
Sebr MCtt Ii ven Collins Calais Me-, Jed FRYE. & Co.
Senr S. Hart Davis santa Martha and Savna Fisher
scbr Ida Palmer Palmer Stamford Stamford Muufactuhrg Co.
ARRIVED
Steamship Spa. BI Gl'f " EygS9 go Nov 49, and Queenstown
Gang G o ysrPGo GSa Sj1ns S.11 S Jn, & 2' i with md'
Sarah hars (of Glasgow Crosby NewAven Nov %, in
scsr p Yong johnson Savannah DAYS. with lumber
Amelia g. ireland Townsend SaA River Ga 10 days with
Hch Meran Perse Wilmington, c. days with and
stores "
Bosros Dec. 1-Arsel steamship rmsn. from Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA Dec l-Anye steamship YaIoo from New Orleans
HR~cAs1lE Del Dec Passed down steamship, Harrisburg
zip de, aud ha'.lesnake. for BosoE
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Dec -Sail,d the unt@i saama
>hke-peare Barr
Ygh nst lsI Truro HUDSON
Brilliant star.
DISASTERS.
LosDoS Dec 1.-The sh ~ Palmer from Antwerp has put
Do leak aud with cboke The Agne
John n b. aground ostou. Bng she leaking and
being discharged The American brig Shls Rich
uold Is Trieste The Austrian bark Lee from New York
for Yerout been totally lost at Kaah; was saved
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS
Steamship arrived San Francisco Hong Kong via
Yokohama 5oh Now with 3O3 passengers l ehuJ $50 ton,
freight l. O02 for sewYork via Panama
BY Wire from san frlncisco.
Steamship Granada arrived Dee IRON Panama vi, Aeapueo 422
ps.sesgsrs and ,479 tons OF freight
liar fals 6.'D neos see Firth Pagel
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
CURRENT DISCUSSION.
THE PRESIDENT DENOUNCED ENOUGH ALI
A READY.

From The HOriJ0rd Post
Non, +bot TUE TRIBUNE has exhausted It's
- ~ Sdvice to the Democrats, IL has turned iS
attention 10 the Republicans ana is giving tnih nc M
%eHr m OF the profound wisdom that was SUPPOSED 10 oe
o~nficj1ate what might occur II b0th parties
Sn certaIn success The latest discovery OF tni9
scIfopoonted adviser is that the RepuolcnhS @ snonu
Tcgtn bv "throwiLg Grant oyerDoard; HaNlhg ;
LII the rest of the "iDdepeDdent cOlerie dOne IL pcsl
w wrte down the President, and having piOcIahc '9
ciss II now proposes that the RepuhhchD parry 81
G t IN making war upon the man OF tielr cnOice
h nnortnuity Tor dong this outside ne mans o 20,
raes iI come in New Hampshire ana IL Is uigcu th't
So. i5cnuncan Convention ot thal Slilie hhou'u pass
"SnIutIous denouncIDg the Presldcht row IL hch5 10
-. maj wonid he "A work Of suWTciogiilOh ueboii' %:
rn1 has heen denounced cnOugh he is sure 10 Lei IN
,,,'rc ritnout any interference on the ptit oi he
ipnnr1iicans of New Hampshire or any OneI stare. DC
- n woud be "a display Of cOwardlcr tnh Wou" 'oso
, Nv mare votes tnan II would gam bIdnt u' nV'
1t ne ear of the Union because ne was PEI slachtI
donr,Snced aud lied about while he was nEnins tno
rIelIion and II the Republicans sI0ud no" ucSGl t
,,n ,ghiIe he ls doing the WORK tO which they ch.u
bi,, NV would deserve the contempt or the county,
and vnuid surely be beaten worse ihdn thoy nav h"no ,
ia the recent elections. President Grant III & ns ~. ~
sreer has made some mistakes, but III tbe mann m ns
sdoin,sratou has Of which he ana tn, par
,nav instIy he proud Nearly every pfOnihtht ao, VI
his dnring The past six years has cOnmaudcd '"1 % ~
of the party aud the applause o. tne eouhS martv
the matter with hun now WhV shouiu tno '"i'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
COURT OF APPEALS
ALBANY, Dec. 1.-In the Court of Appeals, Tues

dav, Dec !. 1874
NOneHumratd motions Wills Weaver; reargu
A. Parker for motion w F. Chambers oppoePapers
d Jacobs ag Moauge motion for Of emu and that
II be ameuded-Pape submitted Foley Marvin; motion
nsiste calendar Commission of AppaMoon denied
ground Of want OF jurisdiction being the Commission Of Ap
pe OBnen McCann; smen1 remtu-Papers sub
mied
Appe1 from orders George Holyoke respondent Samuel
Adams acd another appellants argued by Erastu Cooke Tor
Sp eilant. and by Edwani d. Mccarthy respondent
No 2S2-IheOtOre TOn, respondent, ury War Beeche
by Wm NJ Evarts counsel for appellant
Roger 4. Pryor for respondent.
No 45-Abner Brown respondent ag The Keeney Settlement
Cheese Manufacturing Association appellants submitted.
No 9OThe Richmond County Light Company. appellant
The Town Of MidOwn respondent resumed tbs
ing and concluded.
No. 75-The Supervisors Of Richmond County respondents
Peter $ WaDdel ct al appeutsAgue by Hand OF counsel for
appellants, aud by F. Westeryet for respondents
No lO5-Wm Lord respondent as Alfred Wilkinson appellant
made adjourned Wednesday Dec 2 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
majority showing gains ranging from to per cent.
N fallawa. Qhias 1 PaciGc Mail and Western

majority showing gains ranging from to per cent.
as follows: OhiOs, /; Pacific Mail and Western
Union, each c.. C.. and /. c. and Northwest. each
+ /; Lake Shore Rock Island and Wabash. each i;
Hannibal and st. Joseph and Union Pacific, each
per cent Not much Importance is attached TO the
rise III either Northwest or Union Pacific, both
being subject to the same manipulation, and for the
purpose. 1t ia widely believed, of fndInga market
Tor tine shares of the latter Company. The process
was greatly assisted, however by tho apparent gen.
cral feeling Of confidence in further rise How lar
this feeling may be disappointed is of course Impos-
sbe to say, but of its existence, for the time beng
there cannot be a question. There were large
Teal!zatiOns of profits by those speculative
brokers who carry shares over night even though
they should rcpurchase the next day at an ADVANCE
but nothing could stay the resolute upward tend
ency OF prices. The frequent application to our
courts for nnnctions restraining the directors of
the Erie Railway from doing something which they
are charged with the intention of doing, taken in
connection with the depreciative and altogether er
rone0us deductions of the English accountants, in
dicaos to the ripcr judGment of the street MOTH
ing more less than precODcerted movement on
both sides of the Atlantic to acquire controlling
interest in the shares at the lowest possible price
the management of the immense financial concerns
OF this Company being regarded by some as the high
est prize in the lottery of stock speculation. Many
innocent operators have doubtless been forced or
frightened by these extraordinary tactics INTO part
ing with their holdings but new buyers were
tempted in by the low prices of last week. and as
consequence there have been large transactions TO-
day. with quotations advanced since Monday morn
ing from 2Gs to 2Sl, and the impairment of decd-
edy bulish tone to the market. We know of nothing
in the state of general trade that should open the
weeks business at the Stock Board with such un-
usual cheertuness but stock spectators are often
acted upon by influences that inscrutible to the
ordinary looker-on and deprcss or advance prices
when all outside indications would suggest a con-
trary course. Erie Northwest, st. Paul, Wabash,
Pacific Mail and Western Union, were the most
prominent stocks. The range of prices throughout
the day il shnwn In the following table
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Gonzales Sardo charged with manufacturing ci-
sars without giving The required boud, held eeay III 1000
bail by Commissioner Shields,
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, be-
Tore Judge Sutherland James COy pleaded guilty
was sent to the Pentoniary for Eve mOIths
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
John Crs was held 81 800 bail for keeping gambling house
No SIX ygran who arrested by the captain the
Nentieth Precinct beng Coms
Hones OF ChGuues and Correction.
Before Judge Delm9r of Brooklyn Yesterday,
Louis Carrsdo who committed muerous assault FRANCISCO Pat
teia an itaan sair, -Four the
were present Patea able appear being
yet healed. CsrTado renanded 10 Jail.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
DECISIONS-DEC. |.

Supreme Court Chambers BY Judge Lawrence
Wilson Tu;teMoiion that
exceed 30 Sam-Sime. Rosenberg 81 ag.
Auburn Mann Actung COMPANY Auburn MOtou change
OF tua to Cayaga County denied with SlOcO Pnei4n lgL
COlender. Order settled
Common Pteds-Chdmbws-B Judge Larremore-
Davis agt Soner-Moon granted Of 80 costs over
hvr Shpman ct Hepor confirmed AMI judgment ordered
Do Cassdy-A action viii le Dougherty
DugheCause ordered calendar for for December
default Of which granted with Groom agt MeZer el
aOIdere back referee due to Ie
In Equiy-yaudervei Calanan-Jugment for pan. See
decision CLERK Equity. Johnson JuiknsCause ordered
calendar for for December in default VI which motion
granted with costs.
Court Of ADpedls-ALBANY Dec. lin the Court
Of Appeals. Dec. !, lS74-Dtciaons handel down: -
judgments affirmed with cOsikasus g. Greyes aE Edmund T.
Watt james M Rckett The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany W Dali Nm. i. Eae PhlO T. R1ggle, Re
&c Orow W Chapman Superintendent 6c same agt
Angel Hartford
Chas White Emily Keith.
judgment trial gnie TO abide the
Edward B.. Holly The Mayor &c. OF Newlork
Judgment Of General Term and decree the reversed and
Surrogate the pal OF the legacy
crued The NJ II. the heirs Of H. X Fer
the death r. TO the death Of NJ h Fer
the resdusy CushmaD agt David 81 Hcr-
tOn
Appeals with cossTbe Third National Bank of Buffalo
agt Jacob Piobl Arthur Simpson ct al
with $40 cOsIhOAas Hope agt ChaseS L.
Geo Barker survivor. ct al sg WIN d. Nhie et al
open granted stipulation of The psre on CON
submitted without argument NJ Csigan,
admir-, sgt. the NewiOk Central Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Blatcbford will call the Admiralty
calendar in the United states District Court at II a. M
neXt Tuesday. 80
Theodosus Strang, who sued the city a long
time ago for payment Cor building hiaei' oupp"'u :"
o', roooye,ea VerJet OF s9Oo2 so yesterday, be-
fore Judge Brady IN the Supreme Court
In the United States District Court yesterday
three silk costumes. four silk dreas"s on" ''1
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BERMUDA-In steamship Gamma Dee Mrs. Kemp'er'
Hall BarcaOn Walter
A. ". WYcod r. f. g. Moore Hon J on '"
Tiyor Hon G. A. oblu H. COBB, Hon l. b. cobb VIM Giorl
Ilor r. 4. Potts Dr. Hunt. L. Lund L. e. Cornell John
Fra1k Anton Farout Mss Mary Robinson hr ana
cut Brady X r. J. Brsnafd b. Cornell NJ Cor,
nell b. W WslAer WIN Viii ney NJ aal Humphrey, W. j.
Kirby 1hos. Mast IL. A. llalleti Il. Dennis
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
The following are the quotations Tor fOrelgn eX-

There was better demand for money to-day fol-
lowing the improved business in stocks and the
ruling rate on call loans was 81 per cent, the range
being 3 and t. Prime discounts were in demand at
5to percent The United States Treasurer to-day
received S3lOOOO National bank notes for redemp
ton.
United States bonds were quieter but strong, with
late currency prices well maintained The follow
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
P5SSENGER ARRIVED.

PROM VERA Cruz kc-IH steamship civ Of MeTno Dee l.
Smith Miss A. BaDco Capt ". AIRES Jose
d. F. de Clsaus Geo A. Maxim p koseco vile and
H. H. Bailey wife and chliren A. Psanqne John w.
IOchteD NJ.
L. Tinker. b. Kuan, u. T. MeIa, l.. ST. Crumbe
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

TUESDAY. Dec. 1-P. "
There was an advance along nearly the whole lho
of active stocks to-day, not single one having io
ceded even fraction since last evening" lcw To
,na;n;no without change at the close aud q large