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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-24
From the 0azette, April 22.,

Notwithstanding the warlike appear
ances at IL o'clock Monday night, no
attack was made on the state-house.
Several companies of men arrived on
the morning trains to reinforce Gov
ernor Baxter-among others, one from
White county. About I O'clock a gem
eral truce wag agreed upon until 8
o'clock this morning. The federal
forces then withdrew their guard OF
the intersection of Markham and LOU
isiana streets. The two pieces of artil-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
OrSe Stolen!

From the premises of the undersigned in
this city, on the night of the 10th instant, n
chestnut sorrel mare ~ years old, IA hands
high, irregular star, mostly on left side of face
white streak on the left nose, and hind left
foot white. A liberal reward will be paid for
her delivery. at the Herald office, to
., w. J, WALTER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-24

nook PRINrINa-ws make speciality
I . q 1oOl and Pamphlet WORK q the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
No Pistols and Coffee for Two
Mr.. BURGESS VENTS HIS WRATH ''ACARr
INsrRA srHEIr.G rnp

MR.. BURGESS VENTS HIS WRATH IN "a CARD -
INSTEAD OF SEEKING FOR GORE.
RICHMOND, Va, December 21.-The follow
ing, which will appear to morrow morning, e1-
plains itself
CARD--Finding in the Chicago Tribin. =
communication from one l.. ID. Ingersoll, who
recently visited Richmond, containing q rehec-
ton upon me, personally, l addressed him the
communication published in the morning pa
pers, with view OF seeking such reparatiOn a.
might be proper under the circumstances. He
made gratuitous assault upon me, and had
right to expect that he would, if gentleman
make the amende honorable, or that he woula
be prepared to take the consequences If he per.
sisted In his UNJUST and uDcalled for attack. NJ 4,
private note addressed to him with the pur ooa,-
indicated, be published with his impudent An
indecent response in the Washington STAR, n
roceedlnG which has no parallel In the inter
course OF gentlemen. By this conduct he ha.
>hown himself 10 be unworthy the recognltieu
Of a gentle man, and shall not further n,tic
the emanations from the pen of this p0 rrooa
and coward. (S,gned) RUSH BURGESS.
Richmond, December 2lst, 1874.
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Foreign News.

NEXT SUMMERS ROW.
HALIFAX, December 22-Saddier, the Eng
lsh OaTsman, has agreed to row Brown on Bed
ford Basin, in June or July next.
GERMANY LOOKING AFTBR THE CARLIsTs.
LoED9E, December pa special dispatch
from Berlin to the Pail Nall Gazette saws The
Germen men of-war Albatrcss and Nautilus.
which were directed to withdraw from th-
Spanish coast, have now been ordered to re-
main at San ander and demand satisfaction OF
the Carlists for their attack upon the German
brig Gustave.
ADvICKs FROM THR CAPE OF GOOD HOPR
state that The L. 3. steamer Monongaheia
sailed from there on the 10th OF November fur
kergnelsn Islands to embark the American
party whiC Ii OF served the transit OF Venus from
that station
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

TIE UOSb JURY DISAGREE.
BALTIMORE, December 22-Ths case of
q. Goss, on trial for perjury, which has been
going on in the United States district court for
TWO weeks, was given to the jury yesterday
who came into court this morning, and failin >
TO agree. were discharged. The alleged perjars
was evidence given by Goss in the suIt OF SIR
w. 5. GOss against the Mutual Lite Insurance
Company OF New York, to recover an insurapc--
policy Oh the life of her husband, Winfield y
GOss, for whose murder in July, 1873, ". l..
CddeIzook was recently hanged at Westches
ter, Pa.
GENERAL THNCH TILGHNAN,
a well known and Influential citizen OF TalbO
county, Md, died very suddenly in this city this
f5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
Another Victim of Abort,ou

CINCINNATI, OHIO, December pa younl
lady, named Belle Wertz, moving in respecta
bic society in MiamitOwn, died suddenly whit
osteDsibly visiting some friends in Greenburg
Id. and her body was shipped to Miamitown
Tor burial. By some means or other susplcions
OF foul play were aroused, but nothing done uD
ni the funeral was progressing, when the ex
citement became so inten se that the ceremJnie-
were Stopped, a jury empaneied, and An inc uesr
held on the SPOT A post-mortem examinatio-
proved that death had resulted from abortion.
which was done in a most bungling aud bruta
manner. The jury rendered q veTdic: in &C.
cordance with the fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
Notes from the Hub.

CUURTkSlks TO KALAKAUA.
boston, December 22-The board of alder
men have passed an order requesting the mayor
To extend to Kalakaua, should he visit thi-
city, appropriate courtesies.
TWO DOCTORS
or this city are to be tried before the Massachu
setfs Medical Society TO- morrow on a charge OF
practising homeopathy. Ten members have
already been expelled for the sams offence,
PIRR.
Blodgett's Metallic Art Works, at Watertown
were burned yesterday morning with its con-
tents. Lose, S35 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
A SteamshsD Ashore,

BARNRGAT, N. j., December pa steamer
suppose to be one of the New Orleans and Ha-
vana Jackets, bound to New York, went ashore
.u Barnegat shoals ut Q O'Clock this morning
She is now throwing her cargo of cotton over
board Her name cannot be ascertained.
Second Dispatch.l
BARNHGAT,N u, December 22.-The steamer
Is the South Carolina. Government officers
brought all the passengers, male and female
TO shore. The vessel lies easy, and 1t is thought
as soon as more Of the cargo Is jetsomed she
viii get of without material damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

PEEsoSAL.-The following are registered a.
Wizards: q. A Walbofn, Pa; A. G.. Gooda}f,
Ny, ID. Nj. Fisk and wife; j. NJ. English, W
Thompson, 5. S Brooks, Sau Francisco; j. y
BOHDgeT, ST. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
sIThe strikers at the Troy iron works have

EThe strikers At the Troy iron works have
yielded and resumed labor.
~The northern papers are already COM
planning OF this pusillsnimous winter.
- The Arkansas hot springs ere claimed to
make the most rheumatic men timber.
Tom Ballard The counterfsiter who broke
jail at Auburn, n. T., Saturday night, has
been recaptured - Homer, N. Y.
~The rsmains Of the late Hon. John b.
Rioe, Representative In Congress, arrived i'm
Chicago yesterday In charge Of relanyss and
committee Of the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
Few York Notes,


NEW YORK, December 22-Three children
named Collins, Boget, and Stevens-aged abou
nine years, were dOwned near Trenton, yester
day. Thin Ice.
BARROW ESCAPE OF STEAMSHIP,
The Belgian steamship August Andrea, whicl
was ashore on Romer shoals last week, is 4
dock, and is found to have had O very narroy
escape-twenty iron plates and thirty feet o
keel being broken. 1t viii require three week
to repair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

The CABINET met at noon to-day, all tha
members present. The session was comnara-
lively brief, and only routine business wa
tFaD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
A MHrder0F,

LANCASTER, December 22.-Harry Gallagher
shot Jacob Schleyemilch In the head this morn
ing at Mount JOY, inflictng . fatal wound.
Gallagher made his escape. He u . heavy
built man five feet ten inches heigh, and has
dark curly hair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
Terrible Roller ExDlosiou.

rIfTHHN M1H KILLED AND TWENTY WOUNDED
MILWAUKEE,. December PA special dis
pate :om Green Bay says that q boiler ex-
Riode1 yesterday morning in the ssw-mill Of j.
.. Laird & Co., at Angelica, Showano county.
Fifteen men were killed ana twenty wounded
The report gives no names,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

The STOvELL INVESTIGATION was not con
til ued this morning. on account of the absenc-
OF State Senator Graham, of Virginia. Aay
one knowing anything of his whereabouts Will
be welcome at Sergeant alarms Ordwsy's OF
flee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

THR Ross CHILD STILL LIvIsG MIR. Cbilds
proprietor of the Philadelphis Ledger who has
been in New York aiding in the search Tor
Charley Ross, in his paper Eays:-Oae of the
very few satisfactory result OF the searching
inquiries msde by the Philadelphia psrty who
spent four nights and days al the work last week
in New York, was 70 make il clear that the
child was living Q few hours before the two
bTigands were killed. This does not refer To
what Douglass said while he was gasping in the
throes OF death, but to other convincing in
formation independent Of that and as conclusive
as any cIrcumstantial evidence, or anything
short Of actual visible proof can be. Either the
child was living on Saturday, December 18th,
or else the brigande did not know anything to
the contrary at that time. Ii we were at liberty
to place the testimony which warrants thls
belief before the public, IL would be found to Dc
q full justification Of the foregoing statement,
but the particulars cannot be published without
the risk of defeating the chance that further
valuable Information may be obtained from the
same source. The readers of the Ledger, OF
course, upderstand that we are not I'm the habit
OF INDUCING In editorial statements without
sufficient voucher for all that IL said, whetnec
heetatement be made upon positive knowledge
or upon convincing reasons for belief; 20 Wa
repeat that there has never been any reason to
believe that Charlie Ross Il not living, and that
there are, on the contrary, convincing reasons
for the belief that he Was living on Saturday
night, December 18th, and there is no evidences
that any harm has come TO him since that time.
TwRxp-The counsel for VIM. M. Tweed ap-
Piled to Judge Balloon, st BInghamton, yeetsr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

MRs. ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS is alb
sent from the city, and will lot return in tine
TO receive tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

n0By collision ON Sunday near Grenada, on
the Mississippi central railro6d, between freight
trains, the engineer Was instantly killed, and
both engines and number Of can xsrV aenol-
ished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
TT HARRY DONEHUE,
COST UMER,

l9e IlfH STREET, EEAR
New and neatly fitted. up Parlors and shov-ro room
and doEbly-increased stock Of
MasQuerade and Theatrical Costumes
comprising several hundred new and costly Dresses
together with every variety Of Costume-Lsdies'
Gents ard Chiltren's-for
MASQCE BALLS AND PA6TIES,
PRIvATE TRkATRICALs
TABLEAU4 AND OLD FOLKS CONOEBTs
p. e.-Wtth Q thorough knowledge OF our bust
ness devote osrseives the wants and wishes of
patrons, and by courteous and polite attention
reasonable charges, and dts position accomm odst
and please. We seldom tail 70 give satisfactiou.
oczS-an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RsvKNUR.-The receipts from
this soarce to-day were sf5449l34.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

BATHURST, n. B., December 22.-The death
sentence Of Angelica Paulin for completely I'm
the murder Of her husband has BEEN commuted
TO Imprisonment for life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
WAsHIN6r0NyHEATKE ia Z o0MI0Us

w kONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
nishts, and WEDNESDAY, Matinee, Miss FA1NIB
HERRING will appear in the thrilling Border ssn-
satiopsI Drama, in sacts, entitled Tas T,sTsSS OF
ht Wef, and en- Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY
nights ard FRIDAY and rsturdsy matinees, in the
greatest Of all sensation d. Anas, in prologue and
-ots entiIled LosdOH ~ ms; or. fyon3 Cradle 90
scGfOd. Fifst appearance in this city OF La BELLs
PITLISE and Miss IDA horton. artists Of rare
ability. dec2l O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
SAVILLE'S NATIONAL fHEArKR.
MkRRY CgRIsTnAs AND HAPPY Nrw

Ergssement for positively six nights only, ard Y
mas sbd saturday afternoons Of the eminent artists
RDSs 4RB RAR6f WATKINS
Commencing MOsDAY, December q, ard to be
Itiu u.d nDtil further notice, Mr. Watkins Grand
Romantic Drama, entitled fhOUDEN DOWN,
or, UHDER Two ELAGS; pronounced by Press
sno PESllc the Srestest dramatic triumph of the
day hepiete with thrilling stu uations noble senti
mont, ard plenty o' fun. Fergus MCCARTHY. Harry
watkins; Mar McCsrtty. with songs, Rose ut
kins. Grand Chrir-mas Matinee,
FRIDAY AFTEhRO9E, At ? O'clock
Grsnd faniiy Ma, Inee, SATURDAY Afternoon, at
z clock. Reduced price of admission. General
nee and Brad. AdAna' daca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

TwRBD.-The counsel for VIM. M. Tweed ap-
piled to Judge Balloon, at BInehamton, yeetsr-
judge was seriously III, and declined 10 hear the
application.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

TBB ARKANSAS 1NvEsTIGATIoS.-Judge NJ
l.. Rec, of Arkansas, this morning comment ced
before the Special Committee ON Arkansas AT
fairs, his closing argument in behalf OF the
claims OF Gov Brooks, of that state. He hal
not concluded upon adjournment, and vii
again be heard to- mnrIOW morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


CuNCEkT OF sACnsD music.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
WEDNESDAY hYEEIsG December so, Is74,
b. the FOllnRinR-aaHed
DfSTING UISHED MCSICI4NS,
~ III RI dTIis'ty, B:o5si5n. u ~"
" " nrs. : T. E.sTiPsSs" Poo, oon,,ralto.
Mr.. GE"RGx SIN P.0s: rsI2r,
M wBITELrY. 0rssnis. aad n CondDasST u 1sssT
nsde BY Il, * hastings, Bosio0.
Stores. dac23.Id
SAVILIE's NATIOnAL TIA EaTnn,
Positively LAST APPEAEAEOEs
JArAUstHEk
NOHDAY. DFCEMBEh -, 1874,
An ssaptatiOn OF Dickens nGysl. . Bleak House
Tutsay, pec,r 7s, r.t time of he srssd @hP bi,
MCdn' stay, 3th NAH
F1Gss F9RsssJ 5.Snsr; ss isi ob El
ssiuTdsy, sI'fI a. La, 81 OF sssEX sE2
bs the so1 66S 20 snd a,d 1 e. sn S9
after Thursday, Dsce enber "a Ses2ltf
" MAS. JFnhD's MAS
n OPERA HOUSE. a
The most brilliant comedy performance. OF the age
w GssIsrMas e srSin fHts HoLfp.Fs' fIi,1s the
'lorious sIceess OF the oistinSuished Comedian,
NIB. JSsF : SShsBiKs.
AMONG THE BREAKERs.
ns6I W.hs,1a Sc b51,! ~I0ow nSs
AND wApDILOVB.
MONDAY a11i sxsSisGk1 ShsEki s1ss. nA5ISEE
There Will be.nc rformsnce Saturday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

ACADEMY OF MUSIC
OF
BALTIMORE CITY.
TIE Directors respectfully announce to the public
FOBMAL OPEsiEG
sEw BGIhDIkG IHh
GRAND BALL
PROMENADE CONCERT,
or TEE srT Ts5 61 51RT T.NH1Ry TFAcr ssxr.
Under The Isronsgs Il the foiiowins named ladies,
Sh9 ,a Go, junction with many Prominent lsties
by their presence and Influence:
a Ps Fhiis. FFhffiHiis Msds@s ssns s. Borsss RS's'''
hSGse SH1. FftyTe: MS sur Gen o,I;,r Bsrpea @ -
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND,
CONSISTING Of
FORTY Solo PERFORMERS.
AZ ssa clsek 3. fRgAKLR WALLS, ESQ. on ho-
n psd 1i ,he Board Of Directors, will make brief
Dancing will commerce at 10 o lock. Music By
JUNGrICKBL's
ORCH8sTRA OF FORTY PERFORMERS.
ctoice .electio.s BY the Marine Baud. "''0' "
The Supper X Jons will be opened st lO1z O'Clock
The Ccmmtrse. on Bscs sr.ion. Tioor. I Supper and
P.llce will be full spd effective.
ample CLOAK and hat room accommodations will
Gentlemen rot admitted with hats, eanes or ever
esf nOi iooios WIN bOnEetey Cd tle ball-rocln
foor duriCg the dancirg,
TICKETS OF ADMISSION.
sl0 each, admitting O Gentleman and Lady.
Sc for each addition nj Lazy.
The number OF tickets will be limited, aud can lie
s-Cu cd atthe Book SteTe Of
FRANKLIN PHILIP, 989 Psnssyivanis ave.
In consequence of numerous spplicsti1n 1ns for the
same, the ProsceDiuui and other private boxes Of
various sizes numbering SO ia all, will be disposed
OF fCI this ccasion, ~ the csdemv, without
serveto the highest bidder, on TUESDAY NI9HT,
DECEMBER 3ls., st O'Clock. Nc ne bus the holders
Of Bail tickets will be admitted TO ths sale,
By order of the BOsId Of Biresters
HANSON THOMAS, President.
lskABL OOHkH Sec y and Treas. dec22 eO4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
THB DISASTER TO The STEAMSHIP SoUrH
CARoLINA.-The following dispatch was re
eeived at the Signal Office this morning:

BARNsGAT, Y. J., December T2l
"Steamer South Carolina ashore on Barnega'
shoals At a. m, from Charleston, s. O., boani
TO New York, loaded with cotton. She is Al
lron vessel. Part cargo thrown overheard. SIx
passengers-two women, three men and on,
boy. Passengers safe"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

NAVAL ORDERS Ensign Aaron Ward, de
tached from the photographic Office and places
on waiting orders. Psymaster X. w. Alien
has reported bis return home, having been de
tached rom duty "a naval storekeepsr at Na-
gAsski, Japan, on the 9Th uitimo, and has bsen
ordered 90 settle accounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

TRE FOLLOWING CANDIDATES for The nosi
ton Of second lieutenant in the army have beer
examined by the board OF examination in thi,
clty, under General Orders No. ST, OF 1873, from,
the adjutant's office, and have passed a satisfsc
tory examination. They have been orierea
infantry; Charles St John Chubb, I7th infan
Try; James s. JOuett, l0Ch nfantry; Charles l.
Hodges, 25ta Infantry; Charles W. Mason, 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

COMMITTEE OF ICRLANDERs who recently
visited Alaska, for the purpose of Judging OF
the adsptability OF their countrymen to its eli
mate and the character and extent Of its re-
sources and products, give the results Of their
observations In report to the President of the
United States, In which they speak In the mos
favorable terms of that re mote territory. whicl
report VIII probably induce emigration on the
part OF their countrymen to our nerthw wes
corner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
ODD FELLO VS. HAIL.

hDD FALLO"a' Halle
THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
pKcENBER ~, rs and 90,
The celebrated Negro Boy Pianist and Vocalist,
B L N d T o M
Who for twenty years has remained al upsoiYec
mystery
Admission, SC cents; reserved seats, IS cents
seats nsy be secured three days in advance a.
MeiZerCtts Music Store.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE,
eATURDAY, DECRNskE 26TH, Ct 230 .. u.
Admission 20 Matinee, to cts ;c1iIiren, 25 cts.
The steinvay Grand Piano used At tRese
Concerts is Kindly furnished By Netzerott & 90.
deo2l 81
NCErM HAIL,
IL rect. between ilth srd 18Th streets
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
December 23d and 24th
SPIRITUAIIsM EXPOSED,
Doors open ~ 7, performance to coumsncs at G
O'Clock. dec7l At
EXHIBIIION OF THE MckEHDREs Sun
II DAY SCHOOL. 8, the Oh0rch, on Massachu-
DAY EVENING, December 224 instant, at ~
O'Clock. Admission Is cents. The Piano 20 b.
uset l. from the Warer-ous of nessrs. Ssuds>s &
stay men, agents for the kstey Organ anu Bradbury
Piano, No, sS5 Pennsylvania avenue. deo2I-2tf
EOB BALLS AND PARTIKs.
MADAME 4. BAsTIEN,
From BALTIMORE
takes pleasure 4 informing the Ladies Of Sshing
ton tfst she has frI1 this day taken chsrge Of the
hair DEPARTMENT at CHAs. BAUM'S, aud
being experienced in this business fer the last
DRESSING, CHAMPOOIHG. spd OUTING
CHILDREss HAIR aud BRIDE'S HAZE
DRESSING ssptcislity. Ladies viii be attended
70 10 'n'" 0" om&s Has BAUMs ooT.:t Tsctory. sy.
decl5 40s 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

~The hourishing mill of j. Madison Dow
ney, esq, "a former Marylander), at Taylor
town, London county, Virginia, was burned on
Sunday night.
VA telegram from Constantinople saws that
during furious storm yesterday lightnin
struck powder magazine in Sentan and caused
terrible explosion. A portion OF the city wall
vas overthrown, many houses Demolished, and
2o persons were killed and wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

BALTIMORE NosIsATIoIs.-EI GoYerno,
Augustus w. Bradford and Mr. John L.. Lintb,
cum tthe latter mentioned in THs STAR of las,
evening" were yesterday nomi mated to the Sen
ate by the President to be local appraisers In
the custom house at Baltimore; Bradford to
take the place of Anderson, removed, and
Lintbicum the place OF Gen. King, promoted 10
be naval officer some time since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

THR SPRCrB PAYMENT BILL,-The vote On
The taking up Of the bill for the resumption of
specie payments in the Senate this afternoon
resulted-ayes, SO; noes, Is, Ofthe ayes there
were ten from the southern states (aii republic
cans,) eleven from the New England and mid
die states (sll republicaus), western and north
western states 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22
LADIES' GOODS.

II ~JEh3ARNESrS,
cecIs-sro - Il wuLIAy'y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

CLAIMS AGAINST THE UhIrED SrATEs.-The
following is the amendment to the constitution
proposed by Mr.. Lawrence, of Ohio, in tn
House, yesterday -" No claim against the
United States shall be paid unless presented in
pursuance OF law by the claimant within ten
years after having legal right and capacity Z,
scribed by law. A claim rejected by auy an.
thor officer or reported adversely by a com
mittee ot either House of Congress, shall not bs
re-e1amlned or paid unless within SIX years OF
such rejection or adverse report.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

LIEUT.. W. ii. EMERY, U. 8. N, ha. been de-
tached from duty with the coast survey, and
will go to Europe with Admiral worden in the
P0"hatsn. On his arrival st the European sta
ton Lieut.. Emery will be as.igned TO suty A.
feet lie utenant. The Powhatan will sail from
Norfolk, Va. some time between the 5th ana
10Th OF January.