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EMBEZZLEMENT.

A Foreign Exchange Clerk Charged
with Making False Entries and Secur-
ing 100000.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa Dec. Is, 1874.
Robert Stahl the foreign exchange clerk at the
house Of Dire xel Co., in this city, put under
$50 900 bail tonight TO answer the charge OF en-
bezzlement The allegation is that by the means
OF false entries and the registry OF incorrect
amounts OF bills OF exchange he had placed to his
credit At the Foreign Exchange House the sum Of
about $50 900, which mad been drawn out at various
times by his agents.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
WHISKEY AND MURDER.

Two Hard Cases Quarrel and One is
Killed.
ST. LOUIS, NO.. Dec. Is, 1874
On Sunday night last man named John Rounds,
In company with woman said to be a pros
titute, were In saloon In Cahokia, VIII
lage SIX miles below this city, on the Illl-
nois side, when Gus Fisher, the proprietor OF
the saloon, made improper proposals to the
woman, and Rounds, In turn. threatened to OUT
rage little daughter OF Fisher, whereupon the
latter selzed gun and shot tne top OF Rounds
mead on Killing him. Both men had been drink
ing heavily and were very hard cases. Fisher Is
in jail.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
ARKANSAS.

Important Proceedings OF the state Gov
ernment-The Legislature Looking
After the Finances.
LITTLE ROCK, Dec. Is, 1874.
Governor Garland yesterday approved bill
authorizing aliens to hold and transmit real pro-
perty Ia the State. bill was offered In the
House authorizing the issuance OF $1,000 In eight
per cent three and one-half year bonds, to bear
date January l. 1875, to pay the expenses OF the
State government, and levytng tax OF three and
half mills 10 pay the interest thereon A bill
was introduced in the same body to test the legal
ity OF the indebtedness OF the several counties.
This attacks the legality OF the outstanding county
bonds, most OF WHOM are neld In New YORK,
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PROHIBITION IN CANADA,

The Report OF the Comm iss toners on
the Working of the Liquor Law In
the United states.
OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. Is, 1874.
The Commissioners appointed by the govern
ment to inquire into the working OF the Prohib-
itory Liquor law In such states OF the Union as
have adopted 1t have returned, ana their report
mas been submitted The report IS lengt nv and
exhaustive document. and will be ready Tor pres
entaton on the meeting OF Parliament.
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THE UNION LEAGUE.
The Ring Ticket for President and vics
President Beaten.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 15 1874,
The bitter contest between the Old ring members
OF the Union League and the friends OF the opposi-
tion ticket, headed by John p. verres, terminated
last night the election OF the latter ticket The
polls renamed open till after midnight, and tne
result has Just been announced.
Charles Gibbons headed the ring ticket for Presi-
dent and was on the opposition ticket for Vice
President; bur he withdrew his name at the last
moment and Is among the defeated.
The successful party claim hat had there Deen
different result the Union League would have
been broken up.
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SAD ACCIDENT,
A Father Internationally Shot by His

PORT JERvIs, N. Y, Dec. Is, 1874
John q. Hendershot, living three mileA ABOVE
here, In Pike county Pa, was last night acciden-
tally shot and killed py hts son, In front Of the
Delaware House, In this place. Tney were re-
turning in the night stage from Milford, Pa, from
q days hunt. As Mr.. Hendershot was getting
out OF the stage his sons gun was discharged In
some way. The whole charge entered the lower
part OF his back carrying away portion OF the
spine and lodging In the groin. He lived but
short time.
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Gathering of Favorites, including examples by
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The Frigid Term Along tho Hudson
Navigation Sudd emily Closed.

POCGHKEEPSIE, Dec. 10, 1874.
sudden cold term commenced along the Hud.
son yesterday and the cold increased IN intensity
throughout last night. At seven O'Clock this
morning the mercury in the thermometer marx ed
zero. and Tor The first time this winter ice was
visible In the river opposite this city. From Rhine
beck to Albany the river is choked with heavy ice.
Dispatches received this noon state that people
are crossing Ga foot al Castle ION, COxsackIe and
Catsklll and the lee Is strengthening every hour.
This morning q steamboat endeavOred to reach
Athens alter some boats that were frozen In there,
but with what success has not yet been ascer-
tanned. Navigation north OF T1voli Is undoubtedly
PROBABILITY no boat Will be aOle to proceed further
north than Rninebeck The New York and King
sion line OF steamers will cease running this week.
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RUSSIA AND FRANCE.

LONDON, Dec. 1916 A. M.
the Czar has sent the order OF st. Andrew to
President MacMshou with very friendly letter.
The circumstance Is much commented on.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16

The Gercu ury Below Zero Throughout
New England-SuHeringo OF the Boston
Firemcn.
Boston, Mass, Dec. Is, 1874.
The weather last night was The coolest OF the
season. AT four O'Clock this morning the ther-
mometer stood six degrees below zero. The nre-
men suffered terribly during the fires last night,
some OF them having their fingers and ieer
lrozen.
In Maine the thermometer fell to eighteen de-
grees below zero, and at Lancaster, n. H. 1t
stood at thirty degrees below zero.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
THE WORCESTER MAYoRALTY.
WORCESTER, Mass. Dec.

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. Is. 1874
Clark Jillson, independent reform candidate,
was elected Mayor to-day, receiving 3,9se votes.
to 1857 for Ed. L. DaNls, citizens candidate.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
SUNDAY QUESTION IN CANADA.

RUNNING OF Street Cars Regarded as q
Necessity.
HAMILTON, Ont, Dec. Is. 1874
The Police Magistrate to-day gave his decision in
the case brought by the sabbath Observance Asso-
ciation against the Hamilton Street Railroad Com
pany for running cars on sunday. As the cars
only run during church hours and for the accom-
modation OF churchgoers, the magistrate consld-
cred 1t charity and work o. necessity, and
consequently not a violation OF the statutes He
therefore, dismissed the case.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
SH|PWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE.

LONDON, Dec. Is, 1874.
British collier has been lost In the Bay OF BIS
cay. Eight OF the crew we're drowned.
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The Temperature in New Havcn-The
Coolest Night OF tho Season.Sk ating

VOumCMC6Qs
NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Dec. Is, 1874.
The cold, which has steadily increased since
Sunday afternoon. manifested itself this morning
in Ice one and q hal! inches in thickness, which
had formed during the night, and by q raw, cold
wind from the north. with the thermometer indi-
eating one degree above zero. throughout the
day the cold has increased, and the prospect Is
are 10 have the coolest night or the season.
TIM SKATING SEASON.
The small streams ana skaring ponds have been
alive to-oay with those who deem the reign ol
Jack Frost the most agreeable oil any during the
year. Reports oil extreme cold come from all
parts OF the state In this city ice has formed all
day.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
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BEAUTIFUL PICTURES
BY knglish Artists A Gathering Of Favorites
from our Picture Galleries. 1870 1870; incuding
examples by Turner, Patton. Constable Firth,
&c. and engraved in the highest style OF art by
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AN Ex-C0R0NER INDICTED

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. Is, 1874
Ex-Coroner Rice has been indicted for embezzle-
ment.
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LOUISIANA.

hn ADorthve Attempt 10 Get Troops into
the state House-NIetropolitan Refus-
Ing to Act Against the People.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. Is. 1874.
The ruse-evidently gotten up by some OF the
republican managers-to get troops into the State
House, under the plea that the Returning Board
were yesterday compelled to adjourn through
fear. was sad failure, as not violent word
greeted the ears OF the alarmed officials. Even
Governor Kellogg to-day ridicued it. and declared
to me that not man Of them are In any danger
nom the Southern people, and that he urged them
to 60 on and finish their work. Nevertheless,
according to to-day's Picavune, Kellogg has been
PREPARING FOR DEFESCE
against his imaginary foes, and finds that the cap.
talns report all the Metropolitans refuse cham
pion his cause against that OF the people. This plot
was equal in absurdity 10 the one in the carrying
out OF which suspicious-acsing EN- were stationed
about the houses OF leading republicans to get
up the CRY OF intimidation OF the Boaro.
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CONTESTED CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. Is, 1,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. Is, 1874.
Rapier, the defeated candidate for Congress In
this district, has served notice Of contest upon
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NT.S
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BERLIN. Dec. Is, 1874.

BERLIN, Dec. 10, 1874.
Herr Natunke, smember OF the Reichstag an
editor OF the Germania, who was arrested for q
press offence, has been released.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON. Dec. Is, 1874
The weather throughout England to-day is un-
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The New York herald., 1874-12-16

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Tn Crown Right of Property In the
Papers Denied by the Defence.
y yv-ayy,s BERLIN, Dec. 15-P. M.

the Arnim trial to-day additional arguments
fthe deIence were made BY Herren Dockhorn
I'd MunkeL
The former maintained that even II the docu-
,lents which appeared In the Vienna papers we're
,ublished by Won Arnm, he could not be legally
held to account therefor. The papers were ex-
cluavely his private property, and had been drawn
up pr his own use No rational motive could be
iimaEined TOR these proceedings as the Foreign
once possessed duplicates OF all the documents
Guegen to be detained. The accused could retain
the documents until the Foreign once proved It's
claim to them in civil action. There was no evi-
>dence that further publication was Intended.
T. JUDICIAL DIGNITY MAINTAINED.
Aerr Munkel intimated that the judges were
wanting In this case In their usual npartiality
toward the accused. He thought they uncon-
sciously yielded to influence proceeding rrom q
high quarter.
The insinuation was repelled by the Court.
rH1 PRIsoNRR's EARLY FRIENDSHIP PoR BISMARCK.
The counsel for the defence having closed, the
prisoner was permitted 10 speak.
He said 1.-THE documents relating to his con-
,dlct with Prince Bismarck we're a grave in which
was buried the friendship Of his youth. Nothing
could show that he had at any time acted in oppo-
sition to his instructions He could swear that he
had committed no illegal act"
Judgment In the case will probably be rendered
on Saturday.
English Compliment to Won Arnim's
Counsel.
LONDON Dec. Is, 1874.
special despatch to the Pau Mall Gazette from
Berlin says tnat the reply OF Herr Holtzcndorf in
the Won Arnim trial, to-day, to the speech OF the
Public Prosecutor was mas erpiece OF elocution,
and produced powerful eject.
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.
verdict In the case may possibly be reached By
Thursday next.
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NEGRO SIMPLICITY.
PetitioninR Congress to Indemnify De-
pssitors in the Ercedmen's Savings

Bank.
CHARLESTON, S. G., Dec. Is, 1874
The House OF Representatives.. In Columbia, to.
day adopted concurrent resolution petitoning
Congress to make an appropriation to ipdemniy
depositors in the Freedmen's Savings Bank. who
were led TO deposit money there by the belief that
the federal government would be responsible for
its sale keeping.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
ELECTION IN wATERToWN. N. z.

A Republican Gain OF Ono Supervisor.
WATERFOWL Dec. 15, 1874.
General Bradley Winslow republican, was
elected Mayor here to-day and Is. ID. Adsit demo
crat) Chamber ain. The republicans elect three
out OF the lour Supervisors-a gain OF one-and
the democrats elect three out o. four Aldermen.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
NORTH CAROLINA.

Public Sentiment In Favor Of Amending
the State Constitution-Recess or the
General Assembly.
RALEIGH, Dec. Is, 1874.
In the General Assembly to-day two bills we're
introduced in the Senate 10 call q convention for
the purpose OF changing the present State consti-
tuition, known as the Candy constitution. There
Is but little doubt or the passage OF the bills. The
public sentiment OF the people IS In favor oil q
cnange.
On the 21st inst. the General Assembly will take
recess Tor the holidays. The Puolic Debt bill
will not be taken up TILL alter The recess.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16
CONNECTICUT PRoHIBIT1oNIsTs,

A Wesleyan University Professor Nomi-
mated for Congress RESOLUTIONS
Adopted.
MrDDLETowN, Dec. 15 1874.
At q convention Of prohibitionists, held IN this
city to-day Professor Calvin 8. Harrington, OF
wesleyan University, was chosen candidate to
represent the Second district in Congress.
During discussion as to the advisability OF
putting In nomination candidate, the republican
party was denounced as having found, wnen they
came into power, Prohloitory law on the
statute book and had amended i. SIX different
times IN the rum interest. The Convention
adopted the
FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONs:-
Era-That the liquor traffic OF the country the eff
cient and CHIEF caue OF nearly all the intemperance,
vice, crime pauperism and immortality, an enormous
tax the indusry OF the nation, to the principles
OF intelligence anu virtue which republican gov
ernment is founded and II ought therefore, to be sup
pressed by the strong arm OF The civil law
Secona-That, as neither the republican nor demo-
cratic party make any profession OF an intention to
abolish the liquor traffic voter who believes In pro-
hiiitiOn consistently vote tor their candidates
ThId-fhat the prohibition party has into this
State 10 stay
Eowt-l hat there is issue before the country
equal to that presented by the prohibition ticket.
FVth-That we the ballots OF all who hate the
liquor traffic aud love and virtue In favor OF
Professor Calvin s. Harrington.
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Connecticut River Closed.

HARTFORD, Dec. Is, 1874.
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COLLEGE ROWING ASSOCIATION.
Meeting OF Delegates Indefinitely POST
poned.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Dec. Is, 1874
The Secretary OF the Rowing Association OF the
American Colleges has issued circular inden-
nitely p0stpOning the meeting OF delegates
called for tomorrow Ut this CITY.
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