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The New York herald., 1874-11-13

vsh4 sA5Es 95 BogsEs ASn
Horsea carriaseA Harness Bianke,s Robes &c- always
on hand Ut private sale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAY gRIDAY's sALB Arm
cssrrsx.ps rrpsSL22c oSL2cK :, NV uopsps
owp oro.hsrs sired By hanie,'. n.meie Ionlsn,
eT az od i'I:s ss snS ,,s are M hands s ns
se rs eSs. Ss1y n and lear pSn9s
SET HfsaT DotsEE Asf HARNESS BY WOOD GIBSON
TOP WAGON WITH PoLR AND SHAFTS, NEARLY
coUPs RocKAwAY, WITH poLE AID SHAFTS. IN
IRoa GRAY MARE ,sk HANDS aroH, PIvE YEARS
in mnaes hss oesn ls9 ssSs
,y bys lady al samnie, tears nothing and warranted
sSg ESy SSSD sas5s 4 Coon .,,, ~
TEAM rfsiS sS6b eA sss sHf HoRsxs
ys M aa sss Sas sn
s e. wan, sysfy USE way SAFE ''' 's
Ass S Abs S sG5H H5 AsD rRaAs faAgTs o.D
order Of !. Ferguson to pay charges and Keep;
SET s5E ESzS s1sas Asn WITH POLE AND SHAFTS
asocER's sTsBLIsHMEsr-soRREL HORSE Is
ness Ies from vice. ou stands without nS S ns fears
okocEhs fof fsSsos' SAsoN ssEE11aLy NEW. BUILT BY
BLACK Horse. lsis HANDS H1ou, 8 YEARS OLD.
Kind and true in all harness. ree from vice, has
t9r general use and warranted sound Also sss
ron Harness Harness and coono,oy, ,r,, nv p,rxvv
BLACK sARE. Isl. oa aASbs UhnE hIoH. YEARS OLD:
kind and trne In all harness; free from vice; has
& sssn used y, On the rosa and SOLD for want Of use
TOP Road WAGON. SE1RIY NEW. BUILT By NEL
TRAM GRAY HORSES Is HANDS RIGR, sAND $
years oid Kind and true in al harness. free from
s4 sE1 HF SR pz AsTHSs II hsp BUILT
HuSss = oE TWESy IT.
KIND and true In al harness tree from vice. iree
and stylish driver; has been used In coupe; Is 10
SET SE gy xf AsSsSs is sns saOs and warranted sound
SpHek ~ koss2 q arE le YEARS
KIND and true in all harness fse from vice, and
THE fad s1lsf
TEAM BAY HORSES, lss HANDS HIGu 8 AND .
s, yise sI and an n eycelien team ear Tor general use
ckoss II
isA hands high, years old; kind Ian, and true in 81
harness. free from vice; very stylish; warranted
sRr SSTSLE HARNESS AND rsrr .,,, vovrvs
BAY TEAM. IoksE 4ND MARE. ID. HANDS Hi6H.
sand years old: kind and and true IN Al harness
tree from vice. and an excellent team for general
skos5 IL 1922 4a9 9SDss skNrH aH HEfs
Mare i ~ hands high and and years old xinS and
SIX ssxF
SIX kFk By sG STEVENS
CGLAssEASccss, MsARLX NsAR AN NEW iNEw.onrus
sxLH & GHRts 5oaxssdEs AT TlhD aaIT5'sass'
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BENNETT BUILDING.
p ENNETT BUILDING.

BsSsET7 BUILDING.
DIRECTORY
aooma BASEMENT
= 7 @ Sss%Ssih @s$s'Ss $'s: h:s ::'''ssi;. Sssf:
Ssisas ss'iSsssSai S'':sSsa sssSss 'ls': :s,o.r.
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4 eTosslh,cs6:~' slncss6:v i,Lawysr' iswy.1
.-S.npssh Sam s:Iss4 ! h.'as9. hasyf1; lawyer.
Meade ! Rockwell Lawysrs.
:. L 4 Benedict Agent
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n-6sSa n6ssSasrshNy : N.sa I chalImsrs Y. .rsI. Lawyer.
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;.ks.sni.ssssSS ;.ksn ssS:s ! t:Sys:i t:lsw:i, Lawyer.
hsra:n asn'oR Lswy.rc cooh,.n and xorv., s.,
-ss1;1. ossr: osSrsTa::, ~! f;s! E:'.ss: Estate
Aiken. Lawyer
-TT S:,issspIh..f 5ssph.fsn: Iswysr
Y q. RYAN NJ Lswysr.
: & Gardener, WM.ss Lawyer
p-wiIinson Petsra Trustees Of Estate Of whasA
L A1E-'iS0 Z Sooaraa. 3 siaao4s; GsrssT: !sw'sr'
s;'ssi' S1s :SSs4
s.;s1an Raa.f sss,sf sasssis Bankruptcy,
!, Esq., hssssy 1ssssHaT vsss. I.~y.I. VI; lawyer
!" soissisr seissa .fEsyss Esxyer.
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ia EE:yRsssi T. gFsSsil 1e~yssa f.xssr.
i sossgsSSa srss, k.Hsssy = Crosby. Lawyer.
H. s.,amo,. 1.rys1. s,r1H STORY
;-s!uyyssant Bank Receiver.
ss-Sss2 ss-sisss : : S!ss.' S1sis' tswy.as. lawyer;
s-a..ss!!if saa ss,!ifi / EsSyss. 5;s;.ss: Lawyer.
of!s.y s q sse!assies ss of Juv..,,. Ds,.nqu.n.
ltsss:s.:: tss:s.:: s:s. ::TssS X: s::i E:,.,: s.,.
i9-Byrne, Everett i Co, Lawyers
Z Walsh. Haibert and Ecksrson Lawyssa
SIXTH STORY.
l-Johp Townshsn Lawyer.
-Ssnss:::o;s' ss:;'s Benedict Lawyer.
so v. Carpenter Lawyer
ONl ]. Hail, Lawyer.
~ O. 2. Webster, Lawyer.
p. r. Lydqy Lawyer.
Jefferson Clark. Lawyer.
John l. Knight
IL . Janitor.
81 Hodges MeeKer, Lswyera
~ 9. Burr. Lawyer
John Crompton, Accountant
- smith Dean City Surveyor2
0)G ". Van Siclcn Lawyer
u}T Il. BALDWIN, Lawyer
2N Charles D. Barrow, Lawyer.
Henry A. Gildersleeve, Lawyer.
Mto Cnrrtngton, Lawyer.
Y. W. Iompkins, Lawyer.
: 7. H. Miner LAWYER.
TWO passenger elevators running an tbs uma
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A UcTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
once Liberty ss yoS1Sn ssasss evening Post sudn
TIE H0fsF RhASGH s4s1s SE Sss
SALES OF HORSES si5 qnYssstkS AsD ARE
FROM hoEfE hosss To SAYy Eos soTs Ts2
6AYj SALE At 10 O'CLOCK.
rRAM-ELEaANr TEAM BAY Horses, lsx hand.
Iss Sss Ss' :'sa
and are sssrs e. e q i: ans.. family
PARK E5se's tiqi s. s. 9sos ee1ss Coz Wood
sLEsAT sSs3n sas1 ssUss sH eoSpE Horse full
. and tail. iS & hands years sind @ and % true in all
coufi R9cRxwAS, sy Miner ;'sH and Stevens; Iar
sanss Kind End true in s
Tor PoS9 rsAhfoS Ons Sss ~ WOOD sro ''saS
saoHs RsS'M 'MsoRoAS MARE, ls,s hand. years; FIRE.
from vice . hrst class mare tor faniy or bust. !
~ "a ,,...,,
sgsINESs SAW WasSn ss' aTns. &C. .,na and
ali saddle tsa anS
from vice; mas been ridden and driven BY ladies
oRnef !" o
of locomotive: warranted sound.
TRoTrING WAGON, built by Coroeu Co., ect HAf- |
BAY coGPE OR FAMILY HORSE, lsx hand. high |
vice; good horse Tor family or general business 1
use: warranted sound.
COUPE IN GOOD QRDEH; set Harness
GRAY FAMILY Oh COUPE HORSE, 10 hands 1
years; kind and true in all harness: has been |
used IN the country Ior oil purposes; warranted !
kocKXWXY, IN GOOD ORDER; set Harness 4c.
0ENTLEMAN's ROAD TuRNOuT-Ext hne sor. |
rel Mare, lss< hands. years; kind and true in |
all haruess Tree vice tftcks, mas L
never been trained Tor speed, but can show
2:5c gait sired by Hoagiands Young Mesen. /
ger. dam Saidv Brooks, with a record OF 257
warranted sound Kind and true.
TOP SIDE BAR WAGON, built by wartemAn; set
TEAM GRAY. HORSES, 10 hands = and 8 years;
kind and true In oil harness, free from vice an |
sl exseiens e team for carriage or family use war
CLARENCE, IN good order, built BY Mott 4 Co.; set
harness, &c.
BAY TROrTIN0 HORSE, raised 10 Orange county,
sired by second Hambletonian, 10 hands, ,
years; kind and true In ali harness and under |
saddle; warranted to trot 4 mile In minutes
warranted sound.
ALSO 20 TRUNKS AND Packages with Contents; !
one glass showcase; sold ior account oi whom
SIXTEEN. OTHER noRsEs-pEscRIprIo TINE !
Al ASSORTMENT OF EVERY KIND or CAR.
WAGONS. HARNESS. BLANKETS. &C.
WEATHER NEVER interlcres with the sule.
SALE cOMMENCEs Ar 10 O'CLOCK,
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SPECIAL NOTlCEs.

A cARD.-As EMPLOYEES or Mr. GEORGE r
y Ray No " John street whose failure business
was recently announced we beg, through your loarnA
&c thank him for the Kindness and he has
ever shown az and his manifest desire ameorste ocs
condition IS much az possible; 70 tender him our
wishes for nis fninre welfare or we hays ever found
which ennobles afe- In AL our intercourse with MIN
We have never found him false &c any principle Of jus
ths stighi tribute o. respect and pray hs. his MANY
AGAIN DO enabled TO ENJOY the comforts Anc opuence Of
he. Cor no one car be more worthy Of shem The re-
meubraDce of his kindDess and hberay will ever cling
70 US and we wit Away. feel that the hApp,eH mo
ments OF our hves spent while IN hs employ, We
also wish srcers thanks te our ladyiiks
torewoEian, whom we viii always ohcrish with ina
THE YoUNo LADIES OF n JOHN STREET.
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A THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
called g {hs mpoStsnt auction sSs q the ave
ness &C., Of the late arm Of sherwood whitney By
+ 1sls hsB1 B27 nbA ThBk Assasss Ser IS
s'A0'e' Sa; AZ ts tss efsfs ssoSPf. ISPs: street.
s 5
o D
EsasssS "a s. s xsss 7ss9ass sss :ss
~ s sna sss s and Wsse sea
them 2 mile, q saraoga this summer, on Mitcnslis %i
can sssys Ss shSv sss sss ana travel Y miles hes;
nS % sn a ef su o
WISHING Fc ssmesl and rs family
He extra speedy shGad sa al
Horse nsh l1fa led and
fearless Of ,o =, or anYns es
pony phaeson; Can % travel sninuss sais warrsn.sd
sna a ss rsa sS' sensible
Mare pY Hf TEss
% By gGn , vs a rsass
Was driven last % AUGUST full mile to road
weighing B pounds S owner an amatsur IN - aa r sna
and s@ raDa DSans ana
H:. ss, rs ss
Leavenworth, RAM, and sold TO Mr.. Whitney,
who has owned him since; he has no
public record but has received second money several
times In s3 to & his owner preferred not to give him
q public record this season he always 90 to track
with few days exercise and show three heats inside Of
2So an elegant road horse and Is warranted sound.
klnd and perfect
Also one Cart top side bar and open Wagon.
or ssey
Dunscomb English xersey dress and stable Blankets;
elegant seal and bear skin Robes English Afghans &c
B.-This stock s all first class in every particular,
and positively to be sold the highest bidder rrespec-
tive Of cost or value. -
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personal.

L,RoDsHAM-T A HAS NOT SEEN yor YErl II
hear nothing from before tomorrow shall
call on the Doctor al ?oiclock.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

UorIoN HOUSE oP gAy TAssELL KgARNHY.
n to and il2 EAST TEiRTEENTE STREET.
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE
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GEORGE AGER. wHo WORKED Al NEW YORK
" Laundry some time ago get en- ploy n1eui ~ ~
West Tnfrty.sevecth street.
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IMPORTATION WANrED-oF MRS UNDERHILI.
who hved WITH Miss Hoare, Nc. IS Nassau street.
Brook!yn Please cali address '. MckbON. No ~
Pacific street, Brooklyn
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INFORMATION WANrED-OF ALBERT A. MOTT
l snd A n A Bell who sr.ved at New Orleans oc
tober ls67 Ether OF :hem any one knowing OF
them. ertreated 70 &c MARCUS, Nc. Ches
ter Terrace. Regents Park London.
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q determined. II. L A.
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PERSON AL.
A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
a return Of Martin Luther hedon's private papers
70 Ms SON No. 672 Kent avenue, BrookIyn.

A LIZ LETTERS RECETvED-THE CROWS ANr
a tneir families in up top sprItA
NANCY WELSH RABHfT
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MINNIB-As VOC DID NOT CONE TO SEE @.
u looked TOR you several days at the great store.
Please let me know where and wner shall see you.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

ITO LET-sTABLEs q JONES STREET, NEAR
l Reecker street, i've stalls and storage Tor light
wagons &C Apply ~ whitaker's Express 10 cornsha
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YOUNG LADY OF GOOD EDUCATION AND
presence wishes instruction to prepare her for the
stage. does not wish expect TO make her
debut as star Please address, with full particulars
to terms, DO J. p, box 20U New York Herald Office.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
TwcnSyouF 70 ory eight hours given pIrch asers 70
les; warrautees
horse& CaTrageA Harness. Blankets, Robes &c always
on hand u private sale
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07 O0O REWARD-LOST ON THURSDAY, NO.
@1.UUU yemner Y. 1874. st Fulton terry. Brooklyn.
soitaires unset ono large oval cluster diamond and
small diamond cluster ring. The above reward will be
paid by returning the same to s. CASTELL BrooKyn
News Company, 60 Fulton street, Brooklyn. to LIE.
ONCE LANCER, CAS- Broadway corner Bleecker street,
New York.
NI 0OO REWARD FOR RETURN OF GOODS
Vl.OOV taken from III Chambers street
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To LET-rwO NEW Two-SToRY PRIVATE STA
l oes Fifv-seconi street between Fith ana Madi-
son avenues; rooms TOR coacnman's family , -
b. w. WILLIAMS. E37 sixth street.
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povBRTy NOR ANYTHiN0 RLSB WILL NEVER
! separate US II yor prove motto In ring. Write or
come Aunt Susie sili here Annie Closes hle friend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-21
THE STEAMSHIP COLON DISABLED.

VII SATURDAY ultcluOOn tHc ChoiuNNio W 49,
Pacific Mail steamship Colon, before the Nessei leu iei
dock tho foot OF CJna started the engines 10 hcer
tain whether IN proper WORKING ordelpu'
the heavng OF the occasonedby me motoh OF inc
tremendous that 10 set coal barge oaueo
with about tons Of coal adrft The latter came I'D
contact with the propeller Of the blades OF whch
was broken while the received such damages th'
it sunk Immediately. The only person on Doard the
barge was Wm ESgleston q laborer, VINO WIN
great effort succeeded In reaching the whsr''
Tho Colon then proceeded into tho mddIe Oh
the stream, where she now lies at ancnor. IL
was deemed Dadvisabe for her 70 continue her voyage
until an examination shall he made OF her screw SO as
TO determine whether 1t would be safe for her to 80 10
sea- Divers asked 10 he on hand yesterday MORN
ing to 90 down and examine the screw. Tue weather
being stormy il deemed advisable TO postpone the
examination until this morning. II 1t be pronounced
safe for proceed her voyage sne VIII san ths
afternoon otherwise the vessel will have to be un
loaded and placed in the dry dock and new blades DO
made for the Her passengers and mall VIII then
transferred to tho City OF Toxic. which Is already
loaded and ready 10 sail for San Francisco via tue
Straits Of Magellan. $40 Is to ply between California
aud China and Japan but will If necessary stop at AS
pinwall to deliver the Colon's passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-21
EXCITING HOURS IN WALL STREET

EFFECT OF THE PACIFIC MAIL DIsAsTER-A FURRY
IN WABASH CAUSED BY THE EXTRAORDINARY
CONDUCT OF A MEMBER OF TIE STOCK EX-
CHANGE.
Wall Street was in state of excitement on
Saturday the report OF the Mil River disaster being
closely followed by dispa ches announcing the burning
of the Pacific Mail steamship japan and the failure
sna'' pfoHe1 Wiz had purchased the extraordinary
Aunt of 600 Of Toledo Wabash and Western
Railroad stock No loss Of life having been
reported by tho breaking Of tho dam at
Mill River the attention Of Spectators directed to
the events which had more direct bearing on their
own interests The loss Of the Japan causes much sur
prise and dsmay to oil who Interested the Com.
papy and upon the official confirmation OF the report
the price Of the stock declined from 800 to 3 amid great
excitement. Subsequently there was q reaction, the
price closing about II per cent below the last quotations
OF the previous day.
The event OF most local interest, however. was the
failure OF II. X. Wright. member OF the Stock Ex-
change who availing himself Of his position purchased
about 100 shares OF Wabash causing stiffening In
the price from 20 to 2i and considerable curiosity and
excitement among the dealers. who anxious to
learn the name OF his principal. The excitement and
curiosity however, did not prevent them from
sharply after their respective interests and almost imme
datey after the actions the various
made the sales Immediately called up margins Oh
deross OF per cent TO secure the contracts Wright
who was a OF small means was unable TO respond.
and formally notified to the Exchange that he could not
meet his engagements. Orders were Immediately given
10 close out stocks for his under the
Of tie Exchange At 3p. IN the Secretary OF the Ex-
change said that 800 shares had been thus sold
out It Is now asked whether Wright had bought
this stock for himself on the " make
break plans. whether having principal his action
ga broker had been repud,ated Wright refused to
make known the Of his principal and as conse.
oueuce there was utmost indignation expressed the
brokers charging fraud and other harsh things Efforts
,,.r. ,oade 70 find Wright during the afternoon but
u,,hou. suc,ess lie has "desk-room" In an
Office az No "a Broadway, bdt reporter was
told that he had gone up town before p. IN.
A person who was SAID TO We bis clerk Affirmed that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NE US.

COUNT Won ARNIM CONVICTED.
A SENTENCE OF THREE MONTHS IMPRISONMENT
pRONoUNcED-ONE MONTH OF THE PERIOD TO
BE DEDUCTED ON ACCOUNT OF THE PREVIOUS
BERLIN, Saturday, Dec. 10, 1874.
Sentence was to have been pronounced to-day IN
the case of Count Won Arnim, but he refused to APP
pear in court, notwithstanding the efforts OF his son
to persuade him to do So The court insists upon his
presence If he still refuses bis sentence will prob
ably be delayed. His counsel are in court awaiting
the final issue.
LArER-Judgment against Count Won Amin was
pronounced at $50 ocl ok this afternoon lie IS
sentenced to three months Imprisonment. including
one month of the term during which he has pre-
viously been under arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-21
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, 1874
NJ j. Grady, Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue for
the IIIJ District Of louisiana has been promoted to be
Collector vice Thomas g. johnson, resigned. Joseph
Archabold has been appointed Collector OF Iniernal
Revenue the lid District Of NewYoik. vice Morris
Fredsam, removed.
The PostOflce Department has made permanent
contract with tho Wexford Railroad and Steamboat
Company 70 transport the mails, ~ times week. be
tween Newport and Wexford, H. l., at 500 per month
three years
The President yesterday approved the act TO reim-
b1rse the City OF Boston in the OF G3s for
incurred IN the improvement OF Chelseast bordering
OH the Unsed States Ndvy-Ydrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Dec. 19.-The German Parliament
rassea the Imperial budget to-day, and adjourned TIL
inc 7th OF January next
OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 19.-The GOvernor-Gen-
era his to tho bill passed by the Quebec
A.emblv entitled "An act for the Uuion Of Canada,
Nova scotia. and New-Brunswick"
LONDON, Dec. 19.-The iron works OF the
Great Western Railway Company ut Reading were de-
stroyed by fire to-day. Four hundred persons are
thrown out OF employ ment by the lire.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 19.-The agents OF tho
White Star line do not confirm the NewYoIk statements
tina, acme OF their steamers have been chartered by
Can't Bradbury for new line between San Francisco.
China aud Japan and it Is believed that no charter has
been Effected. The steamers Gaelic and Celtic are al
ready announced IN the sailngs for NeWfork during
January and February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-21
MARINE LOSSES OF THE COMPANY.
DESCRIPTION OF THE vEssEr.-A TERRIBLE REcoR
OF DISASTERS.

DESCRIPTION OF THE VESsE1~A TERRIBLE RECORD
OF DISASTERS
The japan was three-masted bark-rigged
vessel built by WIN. II. Webb at Greenpont, L. l., and
WAS $50 feet in length 80 In width 81 feet IN DEPTH
and 20 feet draught Her frame was built OF white OAK
with galvanized IRON fasenings and Iron strapped on
the frames; pattern old style, her engine being con-
structed with a walking beam. The steamer was tech
nicaly threedecked. and had Tonnage, full measure
nent OF $50 tons. of which used by her
coal bunkers and OO devoted To freight The cabin &C
$50 passengers and Storage passengers
be decks though she has never car
ried this number rated at Loyds as Ais
but was very slow. making more than six or eight
knots an hour She worth at the time OF her oss
about sl5OOco. for which amount she is Insured
In English aud French companies. She was Que
OF five ships built by the Company IN 1867. at
an aggregate cost OF 60oo.0U. to ply on the
China and Japan branch OF the service. Only
two OF these steamers running These are the
Great Republic aud the Chua. The America was
burned aud the Alaska on the rocks-f She !, not
there yet These steamers were very costly. AS they
burned large Quantities VI GOAL and carried correspond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-21
AFFAIRS IN CUBA.

SURRENDER OF THE BANDIT CARLOS GARcfA-RE-
IMPROVEMENTS FOR TIE SPANISH ARMY In TIE
FIELD.
HAVANA, Dec. 20.-Carlos tGarcia, the noted
bandit and all his followers have laid down their arms
and throw themselves the ccmcncy OF the GoVern'
ment.
senor Blanco Vale, the Spanish Minister TO Mexico.
arrived here to-day on the steamer from Cadiz.
Tho same steamer brought Gen. Eoio aud 40
soldiers to r. gnforce the army In the island.
The coming sugar crop is expected to he the largest
ever produced In Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-21
PRINCE BISMARCK.

HE REFUSES TO CONSENT TO A DISSOLUTION OF THE
REIcIlsTAG-FREsH PLOT AGAINST HIS LIFE.
LONDON Saturday. Dec 10, 1874
The Posts special dispatch from Berlin says the
crisis is entirely over 1t was suggested at 0ao'-
net council Thursday that the Reichstag be dis
so,ved 10 n remedy for Prince Bsmarcks complaint
of lack of a working majority, but the Chancellor
declined the proposition
Tie Ne,rss correspondent at Berlin telegraphs that
Prince Bismarck stated in conversation Thursday
that he had received warning from the police OF
fresh plot against bis life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-21
ORR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.

A SPANISH NOTE on THE vIRGINIUs AFFAIE-REPEE-
sENrATIoNs II REGARD 10 PRESIDENT GRANT
REFERENCE 10 CUBA.
MADRID Saturday, Dee. 10, 1874
The Correspondence publishes note from
s,,r Uloa Minister OF Foreign Affairs, TO Sehor Man
a the Spanish representative at Washington, In rea
ton to tho Vrgnius question. The note remarks on
that portion of President Grants message which treats
OF Spanish and Cuban affairs 1t is couched in patriotic
terms and claims to based tho rules Of interna
tOnaI law
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
NO ACTION BY THE SENATE CAUCUS ON SOUTH
ERN AFFAIRS OR TIE TRANSPORTATION
QUESTION. ~ ~

WASHINGTON, Dec. 90, 1874
The Senate caucus hes failed to agree upon any
measure affecting the South. No action on the Ar
kansas question will be taken until after the report
of Judge Polands Committee, and the best judges
think that the whole subject will finally be dropped
In regard to Louisiana Mr.. Morton and some Others
who think as be does are in favor of passing JOINT
resolution recognizing the Kellogg Government; out
there are as yet no indications that majority OF the
Republican Senators even would vote for 1t. NO
conclusion was reached on the transportation ques-
ton. 1t may safely be predicted from what mas oc-
Cured in the Senate caucus that no Appropriation Oh
money will be made by Congress this session LOT
apy of the great internal Improvement schemes. and
that the most that will be done will be the passage
of resolution enunciating policy on this subject
THE HOLIDAY RECESS.
The resolution introduced by Mr.. Dawes on Mon
day last providing for holiday recess, will come
ND as the regular order in the House. tomorrow,
after the morning hour. Although number OF the
Southern Republicans have agreed to vote against
il, it will, without doubt, pass These resolutions
give rise every year to more or less debate but the
instances when Congress has attempted TO Sit
through the holidays are very rare. Once during
the war; the customary resolution was defeated, but
for considerable portion Of the time the House
was without quorum, and really dd no business of
any importance during the whole time This would
be the case this wear should recess be taken. A
great number of the Representatives have already
gone home, and more will go Tomorrow night,
whether the resolution passes or not.
THE WORK OF THE UNITED STATES AND MEXI
CAN COMMISSION.
At a recent session of the United States and Next
can Claims Commission, the decisions # the UMPIRE
Sir Edward Thornton, were announced IN i've cases.
oe follows: Abraham Walters Jennings Laughlaud
e. CO.. Frederick Goldbcck, Francis Dubois, and
Sanford KiddeT, all against Mexico were dismissed
Awards in favor of claimants were made i'll the
cases of John Belden, Frederick Bronncr, Fayettc
Anderson eft al. Smith Bowen, A. +. Lawrence. and
Theodore Webster, all against Mexico. The aggre-
gate of the awards in favor of these SIX citizens OF
the United States amounts to -l25,OOO IN gold