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70 his neck IN cesspool and adding TO rs consen@ y rvs
Norris the author Of !" The Earthly Paradlse W j"ss
the onposi,e Of Swinburne, and will beip 70 hcn h
his mad Influence the public Perhaps MOTIFS uy ~ "
ranked second TO Cbaucer for uupuity snu ro nny
of yerse But then" he added ut Us bau 70 w ony
seconJ in anything" Alcott he apfly descrlpe4 as
man who reads Plato without surprise WIFI ., ,he
toned having written 10 the OrpniC sage "ltnV"s a.
letter reaching him, Mr.. Emerson shlleu aiu tnnt
.sThe Post Office authorities don't know any 'nh's "
suoh men as he. -, IN r-oo, ,yas bis mas
tery OF the phenomena Of nature thal IL No ,,, hjs
another Lnnnus, as well poet, properly 70 eui. @
writings Matthew Arnolds apprecln',on .. -. hi,,,ly
he thought was Just. while he praised llhcrol. IL
rating him foremost among American nislor,
was an excellent scholar and an exact Wrlotr & mai
who was deeply read in Canadian history, ,ou w.
in that depnrtment OF American hstory bihcio, ""'
beyond criticism, and had not made arInS hs
ar Buckle he spoke with admiration cohlPatinn. .,nJ
eruditOn with GibhOus funess OF ledrnne ma nu ~
bis chapters France in particular ~ sprnly sp.n
trbntion TO history or Herbert spencer ne appai
did not have % very exalted opinion, tVnps h'm . -
stock writer who treats all SUBJECTS e1ulIiy ~,
CARLYLE being mentioned. Emerson deienoeu iiih Nun
from Margaret Fuller's criticism III hfr rted safe-
said that CARLYLE purpOsely made ehasscIs'u ,f,uJa
ments merely 10 astonsh his listeners MS t "o
toward America during war was unOr'unate, IL
more than could be expected EinS isoh i,tnr coII
meeting John Stuart Mil. but lie thought me laVS a. ON
and formal: which is strange, as II u saiu 'u'.
versation Mil always spoke with adus'pn ,1i % a, the
sons writings / asked Mr. Emerson VIM" WHICH % ',1e of
best OF the portraits or bnsts Whlch naNr ~ m inroln
him He answered with smile that he let ,'s ,ha
remarked OF himself, that theS each '"oh ""'' "
natural beauty OF the original =, -, ,be ocean
Speaking of foreign autbors NC r"'" vno,1irrJ
aets as sieve for us, and 10 sifts well he III
with much interest who the promising VonS ,h.
crarv men in NewYork who will, in time su.ce,u ' 70
nyess nj leading authors and listened Win ateh''oH
al had 10 tell about them.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
A TALK HITH EMERSON.

HIS VIEWS ON PROMINENT LITERARY CHARACTERS.
writer in Frank Leslie's illustrated Neus-
pope, had conversation with Ralph Waldo Emerson
the atters home Ia Concord recently obtaining from
the following opinions upon the leading hghrs in
literature:
He said this 10 the age OF science and encyclopedias,
but much Of lately acquired knowledge wllI be
transferred the political supremacy. England
has heid u longest but II has now LEFT her ana become
the property OF Germany. Yet who knows but that IL
may belong 10 the United States before long He said
one cannot read too much Of Goethes writings but
epecupg Faust, ne thought IL was unfortunate that
the Dueteenth century, should be merely negative In Its
intent lie drew contrast between 4" Faust" and
Ehakespeares plays IN this respect TO the
OF the latter; while he remarked that Arthur Hugh
Clough's poems were iaulty for the same reason as
Faust" He thought Margaret Fuller was great con-
versaIoDast sud Dc letter wfiter but her published
works are not Remarkable. Wordsworth h me 9reat
Immortality touches the high wafer rnark OF modern
literature In this connection he said that In order u
really appreciate nature one should be poor i've In
IN the country, did Wordsworth at lSthe most ans.
ceptibe ageind nave other means OF enjoyment er
cept comm lncaton with the physical world arosn<
Waiter Savage Lauder Will always bs read by the select
h w. Matthew Arnold is growing too dinusiye. He
loo ,uuch repetition He nKed ArnOlds critical essay
very luuch, but was not partial u his poetry baiDte
ReuyeIs the great FIencD writer. He said, "I dODt
inede with August Comte" In reply to the question
whsler he was Interested In the Positive Philosophy
He coDde nned SwnDurne severely as n perfect ieper
and mere .eud0mc, which criticism recalls CarlyIes
scatning desc puoa VI that poet-ss Mad sIsnaDS w
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 3l-p. ".

The last day Of the year has been partial holI-j
day in Wall-st. the Stock Exchange having olosetN
at D. m. and The year closes with reasonably hrns
stock market, with the prospects Of an easy moneys
market after the lapse Of few days. and the veTy~
general expectation of higher prices for stocks. ThGa
day opened with moderately active aDQ
quite strong speculation on the Stock Exchanged
The leading shares including Northwest ant
other low-prced stocks, bought freely, and u
general advance Of TO per cent ensued. Panamar
led the van in point of improvement, rising steadyr
from 100 to III. Eric was also taken III hand ant
lifted from 46a to 47!-an advance of oVer
3per cent compared with the closing quotation1
of Yesterday. The explanation OF this riso Is fOunt
in an inward turn in Erie at London. where an adj
vance of per cent took place. In the later dealings
the stock was offered down to AZ; but the final saloS
were small at 46i. In order to dstmb speculation q
vague rumor was given free circulation by the bears
to the effect that Berlin was experiencing a panics
There is nothing to substan,iate the story which ap-
pears to nave been simply in tho interests Of tho
bears Tho street was not disposed to give too much
credencc to the rumor that The effect of the Ber
lin Panic" was to depress prices ony to per cent,
the market finally windingup steady. The opening
bi,,bast Lowest and closing pricC, were:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

Of Mr. Healy's opinion against the legality Of tho
election Of women upon the School Committee-- any
thing further done sbout twill be to bring the qaes
ton before the Supreme Court for decision The opinion
itself does affect the rights Of the women elected in
the slightest degree. Mr.. Phiorck, the City Snperin-
endent OF Schools Mr. White OF the State Board OF Eu
cation, and nearly all the persons whose opinion IL
worth having, says The Springfield Reptbiiedn favor
the presence OF women on school committees and they
are serving in perhaps thirty cities and towns In
Massachusetts. In town the whole committee are
said 70 be women.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
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Glendinning, Davis q Amory's closing prcos

Relling clOscdin FblIldtIpl NHIess
Gold was firm all day, and for the most part sales
were effected at llOs0llO.. with early dealings al
llO,, and the market was devoid of interest OF
feature. To have gold balances carried over unth
Friday as much as 1-16 bonus was paid IN excep-
tional instances the other rates being 1d7 gold anr
per cent The Assistant Treasurer redeemed caietH
bonds amounting to $500 disburSed IN currency
interest on the public debt $4,000, and paid out ia
January coin interest SlOl0OOO-a total OF SoSs4'"'
The following were the current quotations:
io.oo IlOL IL 80 llOas EO0.-1l0h 2i5O'"" iiop'
iO:sO ..llV5 12:OO-.ll li5O."i iVs "'"0 itVI
II 90. .llO4 l2:30~..llOh 2:Oo.."liosi i"%
The days business at the U. 5. SUB treasury in-
cluded:
,,a r,ex,Uu 81 3s6 1926 26 Currency psymu $3.50. -
Gold synen ls3O07 63 Currency balance 20 9o3 so o3o -
80 420023 l3 C1oss io'''" w
Currency rcapu.. t69,l5A "
Foreign exchange was weak and lower, the nofni-
tIa oln fol
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'CHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Il POR 1874
WILL BIZ READY ABOUT HBw.YRARs
and in sddiuou o

WILL BIZ READY ABOUT EBWYRARS,
and in sdduSa the
CALENDAR AND ASTRONOMICAL PAGES
THE LATEST ELECTION RETURNS By STATES. COUNTIES.
AND TOWNS
ABSTRACT OF u s. LAWS
TABLE or APPROPRIATIONS MADE roR THE CURRENT
YEAR
FOREIGN TRADE OF GREAT BRITAIN, u s., AND CANADA
RAILROAD STATsTICa
CHRONICLE OP EVENTS AND OBITUARY RECORD OF 1873
TABLES OF WEIGHTS. MEASURES AND cOIss.
THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION
VALUABLE STATISTICS OF THR TRAsHC oP TRUNK
AND CASALS
HHw.YORK sHBRIPPs AND COUNTY CLERKS.
CONSTITUTION rHR UNITED sTArgs.
COMMITTEES oP TIE o. s. CoSGREsS
stLsr sssabis Pehues AM Ssttssl ,aornatsI
Phes 20 o,pbi tsp'ss iA ST.
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Foreign exchange was weak and lower the no"'-
nal quotations being at the close rs follows:

Money ruled sharply all day ut per cent st Alter
nate gold and currency rates. with the prospects on
q continuance Of such figures for the present In
discounts there ia no change in rates The greer
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Hilsreildneous,
Ocean Steamers


A NCIOR LINE.-Steamers sail from Pier 20,
~ ~ r. loot OF Dey-st EVERY WEDNESDAY A'D SATURDAY.
ETHIOPIA. .Ssurday jan OLfMPlAW W rle~iaT yah ~
CALEDONIA Wedday Jan. VICTORIA. SataIay Jn. u
Jan. 10 MACEDONIA NeI4ay Jan Il
CaDn passage GlSgog. Liverpool. LOniondery,
eamers fGj SaiarayS
$50 SIS; SO gold Stctrsgr 70 ias-
liverpool LoBou Queenstown LondOnaerF Belfast Bnsto
Cardiff. $50. currency.
loGe't rates Coupfnys ofre bowling
green. New-i York. Henderson DSOIi.tS. Agents
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

DENTISTRY OF every description cheaper
- AsA bsttsI ssbhshnsst 10 the city Call and
kItset'ag half us ssss pfss d. WAIT soA
TeSaly As1SA psutksyA
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

0fa1nfr6.
A N EXPERIENCED TEACHER Of Penman-
"A ship sco-s and Lngs desir.s SITUATION Address
TEACHhk 22f West 33tst
A NORTH GERMAN LADY (musicaD, with
-,t OF American wishes GONERNEsS
70 taie charge Of and sr FRANKLIN
Brootyn Tribune Branch 0moe.
A LADY with unexceptional references and
BEL o. mendanonA a. teacher c.sires fuh
NishD hooh VITO nice uptown apiy. and IN senpen.auon
.os give lessons to children laea PsAse address L.
Boa JOB Trihass ones.
OBSTRUCTION WANTED--In rudiments of
LAfN AND ALGkBRA and 10 Of RBADisui address.
u BOZ iOO Tnbaae once stating terms and reference
| .ESSONS in nearly all the Modern Languages
- so IN Drawing Painting Vocal lnstrsmens Music given
e "a erpeIsnd LADY fkACHB Aedfsss Miss k eAs si Aa
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WANTED--A SITUATION az TEACHER OF
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LADY thorosshy sssissd Adds ARrisr beoiyu bhaAeh
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New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT sTocK ExOB6y0s s<Irs
DEC 81. 1870
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEpARrrRNr-lO, oICTOcK
AND III O'CLOCK A. NJ

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5ialionern.

FRANCIS g. LOUTREL, 45 Ma'dcn-lane---
Blank Books staoaerT. and Prnuny DareS Tor
IAai@- Cent? suf faIln hs,h DooSA
Patent Sprng back Account Books made N pattern
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TACO $500 Reg. '62. ..lI3I
1900 U 5 5-20 Reg %.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-24

WHATS IN A NAME ply the will of q
very wealthy lady of Virginia, all of her bonds
aud some other property of considerable amount
was devised to the Baptist Theological Semi
nary of South Carolina. The will was contested
aud the lower court decided that it was void,
as the name OF the beneficiary was the South
did not appear fully in the will. The Court of
Appeals Of Virginia has reversed this decision
and the seminary above mentioned is better OF
by over eighty thousand dollars The case has
been nearly eight years 10 litigation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-24
NEWS OF TIL H DAY.
"To sho,o thevery age and body Of the Tunes

At a meeting Of the Board of Trade of Phla
dclphia, yesterday the tariff committee ou me-
tai duties reported resolutions, which were
adopted, declaring that Congress should give
manufacturers in steel every possible facility. te
avoid any legislation which might tend to give
foreign competitors an advantage over tnem
that the total abolition of all duties upon stee
would enormously increase the exports and en-
able the manufacturers to employ more labor
and. therefore, increase the domestic demand
for the products, and would enable them to build
and equip vessels cheaper, and solve the ques
ton OF cheap transportation.
A correspondent OF the Baltimore American
gives ar account Of a very extraordinary TRACE
DIV that occurred near Gatchville, York county
Pa, on Monday. There appears TO be DC
living witness to give the true facts of the case
but from the circumstances it is inferred thai
two colored boys brothers, who went out gun
ming. shot each other out OF mere caprice.
There is much excitement 10 Milford, Nh.
over the inquest upon the body Of Mrs. Major
who died cnccntc under suspicious clrcum
,tances Her husband is suspected OF having
caused her death, also of two children and 8
sister Of his wife, who was also thought to have
been encientc by him at the time OF her death
The whole matter will be investigated.
Messrs. Bradford and Linthicnm were yes
terday confirmed by the Senate as Appraiser
of Merchandise at Baltimore. There is consd
erabie excitement concerning the removals tt
take place in the several divisions OF the Gus
romhouse on the lst OF January, and rumors
were circulated yesterday Of expected changes
in the postofice also.
Judge McCue has passed an order requiring
Titon to show cause why Mr.. Beecher should
not have bill of particulars in the suit nov
pending against him for adultery Argument
will be heard on next Saturday
Yesterday James Currau alias Jimmie Papes
and James Noten alias Jim Scott, supposed
to be noted bank thieves, who have operated
extensively in New York, Chicago, aud othel
cities, were arrested.
Rev. John Hobeart, Methodist clergyman
has been arragued at Moden for bastardy
The complainant is former domestic 10 the
family of the accused The defendant gave
bonds for his appearance.
Ia Northwest Baltimore there were two
more inceudia1y attempts to destroy unoccu
pied dwellings yesterday, both of which were
frustrated by the prompt efforts OF the police
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-24
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate, on Wednesday, bills we're re-
ported to amend certain sections of the Code IN
relation to the militia, and to amend the ses,
sion acts in regard to times for holding terms
Of circuit courts.
A bill was introduced to cause lands sold or
advertised to be sold for non-payment OF taxes
to be stricken from the commissioners books,
on certain conditions; a and resolution asking the
General Assembly to pass law to prevent the
destruction OF nets by the river steamers.
Bills were passed to extend the corporate
powers of the German Banking Company OF
Alexandria, Va; to amend the Code in regard
to iuries 10 criminal cases; to amend the Code
i'll relation to vacatlug the Offices of judges for
removal; to amend au act In relation to the OBJ
structlon Of water courses; aud to incorporate
the Orkney Springs Company.
Iu the House of Delegates among the bills,
resolutions and petitions presented were the
following: Praying for the passage Of law for
the protection of sheep; as to amending the
constitution so as to legalize State lottery,
with the view of paying the interest on the
State debt; providing for public cemeteries;
authorizing any county court judge to make
orders in vacation in relation to altering or es-
tabIishiug reads and building bridges; to amend
the law in relation to official bonds; and iDquir-
Ing into the expediepcy of amending the law
concerning sale OF delinquent lands.
The Seuate bill to Incorporate the Protestant
Episcopal Education Society 10 Virginia was
reported favorabIy, and placed On the calendar.
Several bills were advanced on the calendar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-24
YATS. CAPS AND FURS.

TOR COUGHS, COLDS, SC, Sc;-Bulps
L Cough Syrup, Hunne"elrs Cough kemeay
syrup of Gum Arabic Wisharts Pine Tree Tai
Cordial, Magic Balm. Jayne, Expectorsn,t
Powers Compound Syrup of To!u and Wild
Cherry, Hsle's Honey Of Horehound and Lar
'''N WARFIELD S HALLS,
oct29 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets:
VAPE COD CRANBERRIES, Layer, Va
" lencia and Seedless Raisins, prime CltroI
and Lemon Peel, &C., &C., for sale by
dec IA y. =. MlLbU hN.
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Interesting Statistics.

The Auditor of the State has transmitted to
the General Assembly a number of tabular
statements, giving infol nation relating to tax
alton and other matters belonging to his de-
partment of the State government, which Is OF
interest.
The 'amouut of capitation,tax and the tax
on personal property and income anu the IaS a
On real estate. and the Iicense-taX assessed tol
the wear 1874" are given as follows:
Tsx on white males....S Isl ,1I76 w
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Congress-.

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Carpenter was
elected President pro tenn. The Naval Appro-
priation bill was referred to the Committee Oh
Authorizations A resolution recognizing the
validity of Piuchback's credentials was
objected to aud went over, and also resolu-
ton caug for the official report of Maj. Mer-
riIl iu relation to certain disorders 10 Coushat-
ia, Louisiana. An amendment was submitted
10 the bill to provide a form of government
for the District of Columbia, proposing that
the District shall be governed by a mayor and
ftty-six councilmen, TO be elected by the peo-
ple and such executive officers may be
deemed necessary shal! be elected in like map
ner. Real property is to be taxed II per cent
on its cash value, and Congress is to appro.
pirate each year an amount equivalent to Il
per cent. 90 the cash value OF government
property The Senate then went into execu-
tive session, and at its close adjourned until
January 5. 1878.
In the House of Representatives the Com
mttee on Elections reported in favor of the
admission of Mr. Snyder from the Second Ar
kausas District and the report was adopted
After somc discussion it was agreed that the
Senate tiDauce bill shall be taken up on Jan
uary I. An effort was made by Mr.. Dawes to
reach the Civil Rights bill on the Speaker s
table, but Mr.. Beck and others made prompt
and successful opposition. Messrs Coburn,
Albright, Cannon, Buckoer and Luttrell we're
announced as the special committee to invest-
gate affairs in Alabama. The House adjourned
until January ), 1875.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-24

SNow-Last Sunday morning about day
break, it commenced showing and Continued TO
do so for half day, reaching the depth of three
inches on the ground. 4 Clarke Courier.
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A dispatch from Louisville gives an account
of fight about dog, which resulted in the
killing Of two men.