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The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18
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The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

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The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18
new ADVERTISEMENTS.

CONSTANT EMPi.OYMENT-,t homr,
" Male o. F, mae = week warranted
No capital r,qdr' d. PIriiru;ars and va;u-
able sample ST.. tree. Address with 6 c. ~
return stam,, G.. ROSS, Williamsburg, y. Y.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18
500 PIANOS and ORGANS

New and Secondhand, of First-Class Max
erS, will h. sold Ut Lowe Pieces for cab or
on insthllmenis, or for rent, n City ar
rouutry during these hnd tunes and
The Holidays, hy HORACE WATER
IL So, No 4Sl Rroa tway, thnn ever before
offer d ia New YORK. Agents " lnted To sell
Waters New Scale Piano, and Concerto Or
gan.. Illu- trat-d Catalogues Mi ed. Great
inducements to the Trade larg" di count
/" TIE 'chers, Ministers, Churches, l. dyes,
schools, etc. 4w
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

Satin likes to see disputes among
Christians. He knows that when
they are engaged in contentious,
they have no time to attack him.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-12-18

Hop merehants-Dancing mas>
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
MARRIED..

C.IeWFLL-BURT-On Wednesday Dec at the residence Of the
stasr bT tie Alfred GOborough. Charles Cswe OF
ErwbagB Kate Van Dwyer daughter OF Gfnne Burt Of
WarwcA, n. I.
tHPxAN-IAwLEY-On Tuesday the 9Th Inst 10 Christ Church,
umcaso g1t les B Cheney. d. D. Hour! White
house hipm IN TO Alary woobnge Hawey all ot that cIy
nu ROIsPORTER-In BrookyD Thursday Dec 10 the First
krtorne Cuucn Cymorst, BY lie Rev s.
PorsT D. D. Ueoge ". Du BOis susie r. dAas Of the
ofiaatIng clergyman
sAOrWELL-EvERIr-Al RAILWAY j. Third DAY. sth nst by
fens ceremony H. Shye OF Goversyie Nes-iork, To
JenuIe H. daughter nslad hyert OF the former place
sTEBBIyS-BBRRYIu Bro kyn Thasy Dec 10 a. the resi-
Of mOIhe b. the Rev Jos T. Duryea d. d.,
Wsm steDbns Agnes k daughter Of tue late Martin
Berry.
WooDkPF-STANLY-O Wednesday Dec at the First Prssbv
tnaa church n c. toe Rev Thomss e. Wall ASSISTED
L. Z. Vlss, Edward Woouf o Railway ~ - And
Mace daughter VI Edward K Stany esq, oi Aevbera
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
Noio- York, Dec. IL, 1874.
Venus as A LUMINOUS RING.

APPEARANCE OF THE PLANET WIEN APPRoACHiNG
HER TRANsIT-IIER ATMOSPHERE, CHARGED Will
SUNLIGHT, CLOVIS AS a LUMINOUS RING.
TO me EdftOr OF The Tribune.
SIR This afternoon, from to o'clock,
have been watching Venus through velnch telescope,
approaching the sun for the transit which VIII
take place during the night. At o'clock the planet
was % minutes OF degree from the suns limb and at
O'Clock lG minutes, only half the sums diameter
Tho appearance OF the planet wasnot that OF crescent
but entre ring Of tgH. beautifully delicate. and
brightest on the side toward tho Tae earliest Oh
servation of Venus completed ring made so far
as can learn, by self III 1896, when, as the planet
approached inferior Injunction, the cusp5 OF the
delicate crescent were gradually to extend beyond
semLcrcle until at length, when about one degree
and from the suns center they coalesced and
formed the delicate ring light that may always be seen
when the planet less than the aUOvenamed distance
from the sun. In 1866 the full ring was
observed by the writer both before aud after
the conjunction. Other Observers have seen
the crescent extending beyond seni-circle as did
Maedler in 1872 when it comprised arc Of 1902 ut
distance of $40 from It is only when the
conjunction near the node that the planet
can approach enough to tho sun to have the hOr
zonal refracton OF the planets atmosphere on tho side
opposite TO the sum- from the earth. deioct the
solar rays bring them TO the eye Of the observer
This was the eight and no similar OPP
portunity for observing the ring has occurred since
until to-day A like opportunity will be presented on
Wednesday, when the planet will be from 3S 70 10 V
from the suns center at a. m. aad p m re-
specively On Thursday tho planet will Ds over 2i'
degrees from tho SUD- and the full ring will not be seen
but only the crescent with its separated perhaps
quarter of circle. The entire ring will not again be
seen until the transit In 1882. the whole OF which
will be visible parts of the United States lying
east of a line drawn from the middle OF the Gulf OF
California to the middle OF Husons Bay, ond the lat
ter portion OF transit in all the rest OF territory
The best method OF observing Venus so near the sun
is to place telescope to have the sun cut OF by
distant building, while the planet Is still IN the unoo
structed line Of sight.
It's TO be hoped that other observers have watched
this interesting phenomenon, for beside its beauty and
novelty, 1t affords with proper measurements, tho
means Of determining the refraciive power OF VeDuss
atmosphere, which would appear to be about onesxth
greater than that OF the earth. G. 8. LYMAN.
Sheffield Scientific School, Neto H1ven, Dec. 8, lSi.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
A SUIT AGAINST DANIEL DREW.

A case came up yesterday III the Special
Term the Supreme Court before judge Van Worst, Ia
which Daniel Drew, ,cob A. Vanderbilt John EIslis
Henry B NJg;O aui Others, stockholders OF the New
jersey Steam Navigation Company, arc defendants. and
Andrew f. Hastings receiver OF tue Security Insurance
Company Is plailt1. 1t Is alleged by the plaintiff that
the New jersey Steam Navigation Company, which was
cDalered in 1889 AMI expired limitation OF charter IN
sG9 did IN 1853 and S6 in anticipation OF Its expra-
On coec and sell all It's property realizing about I'D
per cent of lis capital stock, amounting TO nearly
Il 600 60 and dyGe that its stockholders, gnor
ing nearly all its liabilities. In July lS5i the security
Insurance Company incurred loss through the defend
ants by canaibolt collision Judgment for sjO1i 80
was obtalue, hc SLprcme Court IN lobS DlI al eAc-
cufion issued upOu returned uusatlolsd Inc
individual stockholders ars now sued GA tho ground
tnat the cause accrued before the dissolution or tne
Navigation Company, and tlat they, navlhs received
tue property OF CJnpluy. are Liable fJr lts dents
The dants claim t, the did not accrue our
ing the existence " the Company. aud they arc there
fore not liable. Tue now III nearing. BdtItr,
iilman & Co. appear for the plan, Charles Jones Tor
Daniel Drew, aud Il. B.ach * Brown for Jacob ~ Wander
bit. Tue at orn ys Tor tue pidhU say tlat ihcy nave
claims against these defendants " the amount Vi
nearly $lO,00J.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
THE VICKSBURG TROUBLES.

THE NEGROES RETURNING TO THEIR HoMEs-sEvE-
RAJ PRISONERS STILL HELD-CHARGES AGAINST
TIE CLERK OF THE CHANCERY COURT.
VICKsBURG, Dec. 11.-Reports from the inte-
ror are that negroes returning TO tho fields and
pursuing their usual avocstions The city Is quiet and
orderly Last night the lard OF Aldermen authorized
the Mayor to organize brigade OF volunteer policemen
20 consist of 10 companies of so each Shern crosby
.nd severa NJ the negro leaders held prisoners
ry for their own safety ami to be made amenabe 10
the laws IL they nave violated them >, oo,, nan, O.,
sT, parJ ~ Couuty Supervisors (ll neRroes now IN
have that the negro Chanccry CLERK
So no hond Whatever record though he has oeen IN
ma w .s ,han a year There are indictments
tr Sorgerv and embez element pending against MN.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
GOVERNMENT WEA HER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WAsUINGToN ID. c.. Saturday Dcc. IL 1874 i a. III.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsUINGToN, ID. c.. Saturday, Dec. IL l5Ti-l a. m)
SyloDsis for the past tDentDfoU hours
The barometer continues high in the South
ern tcs wIt nurth caSt Win1s dnu sencrdIJ Gear
LIN rain or snow, followed by clear and colder
weather prevailed New El gland ana tne hOrt.ern
prtlou o. tue Idle States Win Orsk westerly
winds aud increased pressure.
IdghL snow Ia reported from the lower lake reglOu'
wu,Ie westerly winds AMI lower temperature prevail
The temperature Continues below freezing III tho upper
ke re, ,ion anu the NOrtn-West, with clear or lar
weather and higu barometer. - -,
Tue rivers nave fallen at Cairo and Nashville, ana
rlseu at Cincinnati.
Probabilities.
For fhs YetD Enqdnd and the Middle Sdtes 0enerGHy
clear and JGe 0er 0 prerdf 6rIsH parliamentary
or ueSterIy i,ds and StdttDndy or rising barometer
r. the SJuta Atlantic aud eastern CUR states, cear
cool temperature, north 10 east winds ana con-
tuusd htga barometer. For tue lower lake region,
Marty cloudy aei Ter weather, southwest 10 nortG-
west wiuds rising barometer and areas or iglt snow
For Tennessee arl the Quo Valley, clear OF ialr
weather Will prevail wtn nOrGh or east wlnuS 0uu no
decided change IN temperature . Wv. =,
For tue upper lake region and the Northwest, ue-
cIe y cold Iair weather Will prevail with
westerly winds, shifting 70 sOutherly and easter anu
slowIy falling barometer On Saturday Night =,
For the Western Gulf states increasing clouulhess
to south westwards low temperature anu fS
inY Laromct ter during portion OF the day.
For the canal regJds New-YOrk. pennsylvania ana
lu tle temperature Will continue below IreeLng our
ius Saturday and saturday niShI.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
AIR BEECHER's FRIDAY NIGHT TALK.

At the usual Friday evening prayer meeting
., Plymouth Church last evening Mr.. Beecher IN his
remarks referred the idea OF the relation Of
heaven and the EARTH 1t would be state Of trans
cendent enjoyment, he said, where men would meet
the spirits OF Just made perfect, and therefore
transcendng any model Of manhood here 1t Is a con
dt,on In which We to be simply sensibly elevated
into the immediate presence OF God where Will
Ina more glorious than IL can Do here.
AT the close OF the prayermeeting the annual meet
ing OF the Church was held. Francis NJ EdgertOn pre-
sided The annual report Of tue Clerk read 10y t. g.
gnearmap. Ilis showed "a membership or 2.39J-an
during the year OF So During the period
s7 322 ca had been raised by prwrens and cOntribu
tIOns. report was also presented by tue treasurer
Music Committee, and pas oral helper, Mr.. Halliday.
Thomas q. Snearman was Reflected Clerk. and 8. v.
White Treasurer. II. j. Ovington, q. H. Day, aud NJ X
Moody were elected deacOus the three years.
ana Mrs Fitzgerald and Mrs. DOrlon deaconesses. Tue
new members Of the Examining Committee DIR. Ed
ward Beech anu X W. RaymOId with G. T. Christensen
10 MI vacancy Tie meeting adjourned subject TO the
call oI the Chalr
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
AN AFFRAY IN A RESTAURANT KITCHEN.

John II. BeIblng, waiter in the Malson
DorGe restaurant IL FJurteenth-st, near Broadway,
residing at NO. 412 East Nneeenth-St guarreed Win
tho cook OF the establishment, Frenchman named
Conrad Odlnet residing at No. o5 stantons yesterday
morning about cooking beeIstoak for customer.
The customer become impatient and the waiter hai
once or twice hurried the cook, when the latter became
euraged, abused Berbng. and hnaliy ordered him
out OF the kitchen. Tie latter refused to go,
and made an augry reply. whereupon Odinet
struck him over the head with soup ladle. cutting a
cash in ms forehead B,rbIng instantly snatcDed up
long kitchen carving knife from table, ana hurled IL at
OInr wnO seeing hi Intention hal beghn nasty re-
treat The knife directed with fatal accuracy anu
as Oiinet turned aud doiged to avoii H. the bade
struck him squarey III the BACK, between
the shoulders, and sunk over an inch INTO the
flesh. IL uuvered there a moment aud dropped
10 the nJor iluet, with cry, fell across tabie
while Berbling terrified at the effect OF his attack
remained ho aud asked his fellow servants 20
arrest hin Information sent at once 10 the FIJI
teenth Precinct Station, ana Berbliug WAS taken lno
custo ". lie protested repeate iiy that he never IN
tended to iuct such vengeance ~ that on MS ango
nist but he locked await the result 0i OiBets
wounds. The Injured WAS conveyed on sIretoher
10 me station where police surgeon declared MS
wound 10 be very severe ana prOpaoy iataI' ho WAS
then taken to Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

ct.ya ~ s,o,.o,,r, 0, pda., Dee IL 1874 villa. Clay.
CoFrIS-Oo Wednesday Dec O. Rattle la. Of d''sA'f " H."
III. .sS: asa: nd ss. 81 e: my iS
s 'as, from sn s.ss,,. %, 1,'Sss'i Sss IT, q
stephen Of bis st u" r'''Sea's
sos1a MSS Of Requiem viii be offered Church ofst y.s
a. R1 III SG 3. sas1y.s sr sp: s'fa sS S
Gsmssry The members Of The rnsaay sss: AZ -
nd w.%sh 4. {ss. cSs Ss, e - o ,.s Court D'''
Dee 10 1874 Bh, W CVeaus tef The sa Of cevelns
sam members oihe hsss,is
@ ns r. os sa s os. .n i b. sGs late
MI Mod,y. the l4h insL ., $3.50 M ssI from The Firs
Dspo, a1Sa ss sld1. the y and iaio train. r.:
Hew.Yor..
h.ta.y only eSs Of p. and Maais B. Davidson. aged
TIE Is,e. and eua Of the family are repeatedly ,',.a e
s 'sssI % S i ss soos d s"sd
90.
DTsIxs Ell M g., wpeSaas J. the evening Of the io'' i.'t
Relatives and friends cifoly invited +, stteDd b. 'snes
s..y Tram o. E. ys. S !. E; ss.'
DUSs-9n "Wednesday evening" Dee IN the ia Of bis
N, Jase' punn foT m,9y year. re'itsn, Of NswYorh
fully in.te .,tcn his nerai saturday 10 oc.ss
i5S% BsSesys Ss 'A cA'''' corner Of Lewis AID "''s''
IRwIsIIa Twin ., B,o.tyn wsaa..., Dee m.nso,. .l.s
Remain. inferred u sserSfssa Cemetery.
LSTOS-On the 10th Cstbns sson, beloved vito Of
Lson, sged 3d.
TIE relatives and friend, family are invited attend
funeral om the Church Of Charles BOroneo Sydney place.
Brooklyn. M lO o'cloes, on Saturday. l2th inst
Thomas W. Marshall
HIS relatives cordially invited nj. funeral
the house OF bis ahe Gilbert n MARSHALL, No 6S5 Bed0sve
BfoOkyn Put Sunday. the 3b INST, O'Clock
Take Fulton and Futorve Pasnave and Putnam
QUEkEAUon Friday morning. Dee H. May Elizabeth wife Of A.
QIeresu. formerly OF Brool llyD.
Relative, and eai, invited to .t.ead the funeral service. fro.
her late resieace at Orange VALLEY " j. Monday morung 1t
TCRST0y-suddeniy, a. Lowell, Mas. MONDAY Dee T. 1874
Ben amin Thnrston, AGED 60 years
ROWLAND On Wednesday Dec o. 1874 Charles Rossnj,
Of William and Jane Rowland. sged IL aad months
funeral from their residence at NewBOnsSs, NJ j. on saturday
the 18th o'clock Casges will be IN attendance a.
tie depot the arrival OF the ~ M. tram from Newfork
SMfIHIn this tT WedneaT Dec TO- hrA Emehae Amelia sh
daughter Of Leafs Joseiyn, esq. Of Boston. -
Purea viii be held the Church Of the pscpes e M
HepwOrhs Msdsoaye koy GtEst at 2 CLOCK ibis
day. Ibe will be taken 70 Boston for nerment
STOCKT0N-At New Brunswick n. j. Wednear, Dec MIRA
Olivia Stoczou VI the late Rev. b. b. Soekto Ia the oO
year OF her -
family respectfully invited to at
s32 Grndaye Brooklyn. Saturday Dec H. at O'clock N
WRGHrSudieny Brooklyn. Albert Wight 81 D. aged 10 yeas
b months
His friends friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 -
tend the fane al Monday Dec H. Up om the Ross sress
Presbyterian church.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS
[For other Ship News see Seventh Pd0e.l

AKIINED.
s,,m,hn Ter Nov 2S and Southampton
Dec l. vt uds an ~ Del lens * CL
stesm-bo ai inbr tGe Brsnat Hamburg Nov 25 ard Havre
3On vita N ise and pass. 10 Kaaharit K Co. .
Steamship Pooh siIa, fladeDa with mdse to LonlrJ
SjeslsuiD CQ
nar. Jacob iAa,t) Cassoych Liverpool SO DAYS, with salt
RTg I.one t3lr.. Kofa Martins IL days. with SAT-.
scnr Lay. Waren Demerara Is DAYS with
ser H. H. PITTS FOaEera. Mex via Savannah IL days
yitI cedIr ihoganY. Ac.' . - -.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
IA. mira, rom H11izt
r, Philadelphia; ship Ankath0r tNor
,e 1eno, eared steamship Hec tBE for Liverpool snip Ma
Dec 1-Ardved steamship manhsttsn from New
Var Crare Ga Stream, Tor NewfoA; ship Richard
Tn I'd. for liverpool. -, ,,- ~, r.
EssOaLaAss Dec l-Amyed, steamship Hudson eager from
New.iorL
FOREIGN PORTS
Iox,ox De- l-salth for tie States: VI. A Mcneil
Waldo aud Primo Arrived out the 9TH
WIslad ODleu Arrived out on tae l1tn nsI' ASIA
A.o arrived GOT: MacchiaTe .e. aud Llur, Cacseet
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
sEvENTY-FIvE DOLLARS RAISED ON ONE TRAIN DY
DOLLAR SUBSCRIPTIONS.

TO the Bditor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In accordance with your suggestion,
two papers started upon the Moncair train sev
persons gladly responded TO the one presented
by the writer herewith inclose SIS, In 81 subscrip
tions by the citizens OF Montclar N. j. for the benefit
OF the faminetrcken citizens OF Nebraska aud Kansas
BY my experience Judge little effort In the same
direction through and East would soon carry
joy and gadness into those desolate homes.
Nsp- York, Dec IL, 1874. II. A. CHITTENDES.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
TO the Editor Of the Tribune.
SIR: Your suggestion for dollar subscrlp-
tions is good. Inclosed to start with Lots OF
clerks like myself could easily this amount towaru
helping poor brethren 10 Nebraska. would appear
to all to right up and pay. Now Is the lime 10
invest. Yours respectfully, BoohkEEfLh
Neic- York, Dec IL, 1874
DINNER FOREGONB TO FEED THE HUNGRY.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
SIR: The inclOsed $25 is the amount OF a
wager between four German gentlemen for dinner
They have concluded to forego pleasures that some
tho sufferers by the grasshopper raid In Nebraska ana
Kansas may enjoy few less expensive ones. BIB
Neic- York. Dec ii, 1SH
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
SCALP DISEASES and cOmDlai
Suellal NoIlfes

Political All opposed the Of the LegaTender s and
with the great West ars requested 70 eau at 70:
undcrognd for tie OF forming an ndepenns
Club. l. L. lOALlNSONr NO. 81 Do-u"hY MUM i@f
r. Davis drbbed endless Of rhaOsoic 81
Obscursness aud suDllt! MS ehlrs rom ~
T. World 1874 Complete Of these Worss sent d.
S23 j. DAVIS Co. No "a hast F"uTthst New fork
Post.Oice Notce.-Fhe MAILS FOR EUROPE tor the wees
ending SATURDAY IL 1874 will close at this ohee follows
ON TUESDAY IL 80 a WEDNESDAY az IL A. IN on
raUnsDAY III 80 m SATURDAY. al aud ii;fo n
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
HELP FOB sUFFERERs By FAMINE.
THE SUFFERING IN NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Dec. 11.-Col. Remick, the agent
sent by the State Aid socety has returned from tho
grasshopper district. having carefully visited seven
counties His report shows that 230o people will need
daily rations and clothing TIL they raise something
TO subsst upon I'm the Spring There been
OF persons starving to death The people not In
active. They have been and yet plJwing and get
ting ready for Spring planting hoping that eood will be
iu pr0vidod but few people are leaving the
district.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
DIED.

ARyor-A, Rimirs ~ T. Friday. the llh inst Ausia c.
dauyhter Of tue John ArnOI
~ t.RK-Ou Tbusr lou Inst ser lingering ilness John
1i,rs native OF O s,!ow. Scotland, Ia his 7Oth year.
md the members OF Typographical
Union No o. respectable avtei TO attend the fuleri on his
s rs,rncr lUT Nodh oIorJst BrojkTn. Sunday i3h
inst, a. ococA IN. Cake Myrtsye and Goeasons at
Fuon fenJl
gi.tungh and glasgow (5eotlana) papers please
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Dee. H. 1874
Represenatve Parsons OF Ohio will, on Monday from
his place in the House, deny that be had any connection
whatever with the distribution OF the so-called Pacific
Mail fund, as charged in an editorial article 10 TIE z
her of Congress dollar for his services or his
Xo,e anon the measure, nor knew Of one being paid
John c. Fsntz and o. D. Moore have been appointed
Internal Revenue storekeepers at Chicago
lFer Regular Report Congregational Prodng ." Seond fagHI
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
MANAGERS OF UNLICENSED THEATERS AR
RESTED.
60 tl,a Daf ,oti of Ia

The Society for the Reformation of Juvenile
Dcnouents have through their counsel begun actions
against the prOpreors OF places OF amusement where
theatrical representations are given for neglecting to
take out licenses, and to recover the amount OF the
nes inc aired under the provisions OF the law which
$3.50 for each performance. Orders OF arrest were
granted by Judge sedgwick and most OF tho accused
were arrested through the Order OF Arrests Department
~, ,ho sheriff. office Francis b. Murtha one OF the
,.ssoes Of the Globe Theater, was held to bali
m a. 100 10 answer the charge against Dim.
p,u F,lk Of Nos 1s 90 st. Markspaee was held TO
ha, IN a. 800 samuel shaper lessee and manager OF
,"a Meropolitan Tneater was heii IN SlJoO Daii wm
Wnckel OF Nos G6 and 6S FOurn-st was heIi IN s'Oo
iaI Otto Ahrrndt, proprietor OF CJucoruia Hail. al
Nos % md 80 Avenue A, was held IN Sl3O DALI
several OF the 'ed have already otnrr complaints
against them ritDer refusing TO take out licenses or
for violation OF tue Sunday laws.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
p1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

ypoN BRyNRN-Ia steamship DIR Dec ll-Mrs Sussn vii
cb,i Mrx ashde Raser. ". O. Meier Wm ADDISON, Mrs
Frr Mke Mss Msha Miss Marion Mitchell w helsrl'
n ar family & ri S-lhauer John Beck Louis eek Albert Mey-
es,urg M Rr,nl eersb1g. George WianeleseI Dsnei we
o,n Mr. J ..d "eyanl, Mira Anna kaoop, Albert WILLIAMS,
{ h,rus Aerusleln, Rosa oteinae ner
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
Thu eround Of the action IL
laying damages Of Aso.ooc

laying damages at tsoooo Tho ground Of the scon 10
the publication OF recent editorials in re Amerfeds
crticsng tue action Of the Baltimore County Court for
the release insuicent bail OF parties indiced for
removed TO Baltimore County.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
THE TRIBUNE has also received the following addi
tional Gums for tho Nehraska snff .rers:
AN UNAUTHORIZED NEBRASKA RELIEF AGENT.
To the Edftor OF The Tribune
SIR: An apneal for the "Nebraska Suilerer5,

SIR: An appeal for the Nebraska Sufferers"
worthy object. circulated in the East, purpof
ing TO be issued from Des MOines, Iowa, and sgned
james L. Stevens. Agent American Tract Society," III
due to the public to say that American Tract
Society has such agent as d" james H. Stevens but
trust this notice Will not prevent tho OeneVoieIl
from aiding the sufferers through proper channels.
j. NJ. STEVENSON, CJrrospondiuS Secretary
Noio York. Dec. IL, 1874.
NEBRASKA SUPPLIES REFUSED TRANSPORTATION.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: A barrel and box filed with cloth
ing for the relief of tue poor OF Nebraska. and 80
marked, taken to the depot of the NcwYork, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad in this town. and the
donor informed by The freghi-naser that he had
received orders forward such gifts TO New York
free charge. Donors would like to know If our New
England railroads, what roads IN the United
states charge freight on supp IS destined Ior the
starving thousands In Nebraska ana h kIB,as.
Stanford Conn, Dee. Q, 1874. SAM'L Q. FEssENDES
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

HOLIDAY STYLES of Gents Hats and Sealskin
Caps AZ lowest prices r. bhsBSWkN, Iio Ssssa1-sI
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

Ladies suffering from Rupture instantly rehevsi and soon
653 Broawar Private Rooms Lady
Ne. hlthr spoase not
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN SUED FOR LIBEL.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 11.-Judge John j. Yellett
Of the Circuit Court Baltimore County Instituted
suit yesterday against The baltimore American for libel