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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-01
Items.

A melon and woman arc hard to
choose.
The fewer the words, the better tn
prayer.
The tax unions arc struggling for an
existence.
Fortune is a tickle goddess, and chang
es her mind often.
Murders and suicides arc getting to
be quite fashionable.
Wien impious men bear away, thc
post of honor is the private station
a boy defnccs salt as the stuff that
makes potatoes taste bad whom you don't
put any on.
Pen makers nrc bad lot. They
make people steel pens, and then say
they do write.
Itis impossible to have the last wcrd
with chemist, because he always has a
retort.
If every man works at that for which
nature fitted him, the cows will be we'll
tended.
Man without desire and without
want would be without invention and
without reason.
\ barber at Portland, Maine, col
lccts his pay from customers when he
gets them halfshaved.
.if, When a mans circumstances becomes
most crooked and twisted they are said
to be straitened.
A Nebraska man and his wife happen
cd to elope on the same night, and each
left note for the other.
a Maine husband wanted to bet his
wife that she could not whip "a panther;
but she saw tho joke and refused to
try.
BY the sdeath of Governor Caldwell, I,
Lieutenant G overnor Curtis III. Brog>
den, cof Wayne, becomes the G overnor
of North Carolina, to fill tho unexpired
term ending on tho first of January,
1877.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-01
TheOld Couple

1t stands in sunny meadow,
The house 80 messy and brown,
With its cumbrous old stone chimney,
And the gray roof sloping down.
The trees fold their green arms round it,
The trees, century old
And the winds 60 chanting through them
And the sunbcams drop their gold.
The cowslips spring in the marches.
And the roses bloom ON the hill;
And beside the brook in the pastures
The herds go feeding at will.
The children have gone and left them;
They sit in tho sun alone;
And the old wife's ears arc failing.
AS she harks TO tho we'll known tone,
That won heart in her girlhood,
That soothed her in many care,
And praises hor now for the brightness
Her old face used to wear.
She thinks again of her bridal
How, dressed in her robe of white,
sho stood by her gay young lover
Ip the morniug's rosy light
Oh, the morning is rosy rs ever,
But the rose from her cheek has fed;
And the sunshine still is golden,
But it falls on slvered head
And the girlhood dreams onCo vanished
Come back in her winter time,
Till her feeble pulses trcmbc
With the thrill offspring time 's.prmc.
And looking. forth from the window,
She thinks how tho trees have grown
Since clad in her bridal whiteness,
She crossed the old door stone
Though -dimmcd her eyes bright azure,
S'@And dimmed her hairs young gold
The love of her girlhood plightcd
Has never grown dim nor old.
They snt'in peace in the sunshine,
Till the day was almost done;
And then, at its close, an angel
Stole over tho threshold stone
He folded their hands together
He touched their cyelids with balm;
And their last breath foatcd upward
Like the close of solemn psalm
Like bridal pair they traverscd
The unseen mystic road
That leads tostho beautiful city
''WhoseAbuilder and maker is God"
Perhaps in that miracle country
yS Theyiwill give her lost youth back;
? And flowers of n avanished spring time
Will bloom in the spirits track.
One drnught from the living waters
Shall call back his manhood's prime;
And eternal years shall measure
To love that outliycd time.
But the shapes that they left behind them
The wrinkles and silver hair,
seMade. holy to us by the kisses
The angel had printed there
We will lido away meath the willows,
When the day is low in tho west:
Where the sunbcams cannot find them,
Nor the winds disturb their rest
And wc'll suffer no tell-talc tombstone,
With il, nge and date, to rise
Oer the two who were old no longer,
In the Fathers House in the skies
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-01

The "AUCTION and COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS will be carried on by the undersigned
at the Old Stand.
j. w. PATRICK
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-08

tbeilunQ Der 3.65er Sonbs 3wiideu Der Sun
oeSregcrung unb oem 8ilniTte Columbia
lin besbalb bic Sonblhulo bc8 SiltritteS
geuau III btitimmen, nluB man Den afIf Di
Sunbesregierllug cntiallenoen lntberl, luit
oieies in her GongreBafte pom 20. SUM 1877
anSebeutet lit, absiehen. SD fitble mid oer
0erren, lueldDe ibre Yupatgeid)dfte anf9aben
nm Die Ingelegenbelten pes OlirltteS 81
perlpalten, iebr perpfiid)tet, lpeilcu megtn oel
6dbigfeit mo befrieOigenOen gSeiie, in mel,
der lie Die grbett gelelttt buben. SD bin
iiberSeugt, OaB ibre0ienite pou ocr Commune
eben 10 bodl 9eiddtt weroen.
slnS ben betgeihloiicnen pollen Seridten
Der Sanltdtsbcb6roe gebt beruor, oa6 Der Sc
lHnobeitsSuitGno oeS 0iitrifteS lebr befrieoi.
9eno 1T. Wtttner Nnlid)t nad) iollte Der Ols
frft Columbia bon Dem gan;en 2anbe, neil
er oleSlinDeSbaHptltaot entbdlt, nit 0ledem
Snterehe betrodtet mcrben. SD ia9e oieie5
ntdt, lin gcHer6ie &eriptlti9ungen fir Den
0ltrift 81 urgiren, lonoeru bic Auimerfz
lamfett eeS SongrciieS porauf Su lenfen, baB
etn @eieB iiber Die Ie9icrung ocS 9tinlttes
ent,uorfen meroe, na6 Dem portreiIllhcn
Planc, meldJe Die Sdter oteler &epublif Dor
9esetd)n,t babeu. 0aS SerbGltniB Der So
ten, tpeld)e oie Sunbesregieruug uno Die
Staote &aibin9ton uno @eorgctomH Su ira
gen baben, ioQte beinirt merOen.
Sie WerbeicrnuG oee WsiHiiiippi 55abr=
raHers.
Sn lleberetnitintmuHg nit Dem ). 9lbldlu.
Der 9lfte pom %. Sum- 1874 crnanutc ld) cine
@ommiiiion sur germciiung Der Niiiiiiiippi-
Vtunbung I'M cine gebbri9e Sleie fir
Sd)lnTabrtsSuede au8ftnoig III MAIDEN; fer
Her ernannte Id III lleberenltnnmuug nit
Der Mite, welbe ocrfiigt, oaB ein 8lan SIR
Srodenlegung Der 2luuuial= =2GnOereicu am
nntercn Wtiiiliippi unterbreitet weroe, cine
SngeuieurS @ommtiiiou. Sel0e Gommlilo,
nen baben ibre 4rbeiten nod ntdDt beeubl9t:
Iobalo ite Serid)t crltatter, merpe id) lbre
SorIageu Dem Gongreiie untertreiten.
Il. g. 9raut.
Grefitip. 9ebduoe, ben Z. 9c;. 1874.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-08
Cages = lleuiakfitfn.
(ger telegraph unS Bot.

Sn 0eontgo merp, Ohio, fiel ole 2SO
| Bfunb nlegenSe Srau zines moblbabenben
| Farmers, gfanten8 Daniel 2ogau, am Don.
heritage aus Dem Bette uno brad baS @e'
/ mid.
Sn 9tew S5apen, ,@onn., murSe am Srei.
| tao Nbenoe elm Is idbriger Sun9e, Hamsus
Charles Carleton, bon SrooilDu, g. g., ar.
retirt, neil CT 3nei Sriefe aus OemSrieitaen
| I'M 8nitant geitobleu hat. Su ben 8rieicu
befonoeu iid) 3luei Gbeds, peld)e Die Srma
| >. y. Golhonn & So. auI Die Bolt ge9sbeu
bate. Ser Sunge mar idOn friiher einmul
| crgriiien morDcn, ais er cinge e29erfSeuge itnhl.
| Vtau fanb Den qeltoblenen Srief neblt een
| @bed5 in ieinen SaId)en, uno man erfHbr,
| oaB CT Stednabeln in Die innere, ld]Iei lal.
| Ienoe Seite ots Sreftaltens geitcdt bate, Die
| oaS 0iuab0leiteu Der SrteIe perbin0erten mo
| es ihm nlD9lidl madlten, bieelben Su lteblen.
Seiteru gtadt gelau9 es ibn beinabe, ans
| cenl PollSeigeidngniB 81 eutiprtngen, tnoem
CT hit eiucm Stiid Giien beretS einGoh burb
| Die 8eiGngniBmauer gebrodeu bate.
Snu Sctreii Der 9tuibebung oeS oeutden
@elanotltaitSpOitenS Ill II nj, reip. I'M Sa-
lfaH, bemertt ein 9tem=9)orter Slatt: ,,Se,
tanntld) bate Die oeutidle Heaierung uad)
Sittor GnlnnuelS giuSug in Hom beidloi.
len, fOrtan einen gciltliben 9SIroentrGqer nit
Ger Yertretung oes Seutldeu ReheS bel Der
Surie III bttrauen uub eineu iriber i'm &ati-
fan germ geiebenen Mtanu, oen @aroiual So
beulobe, OaSu auSerleben; berBaplt bate Id)
lcbo6 gepegert, Oeuielben Su cnpIangen uno
ieine 2lblebnnng nusgebriidt. Die nentidle
Hegieruug belt eS baber fir beiier, ben Ges
lanotenpolten ctuihucilen nlflt Su bcIeBen; lie
ianote leoOd) ben lieutenant Stump, etneu
lebr fGbigeu uno III Der htplomattldlen Hou-
tine moblbewan0erten MfanH, nad) 6Onr, ba=
nit er Die oaun mo mann portommenbCn
@eihdfte bciorge uno Die 9tcsieruug au cou-
rant bctreiis Ser 8iinbe Der Gurie balte;
allelu cardinal Iutoucui begcguete jeuem
perru III 10 fiibler 9Seiie, baB Stump beim.
berufeu iunrOe unb neuerbtr9S SiSmard bic
9dnSltfc Qufbebung Oes BOItCuS beantragte
Hno 0a3u audi Die ,}ntimmung oeS SailerS
uuo SnnoesratbeS erbielt."
Sn . itOn II itarb geItern Der 9ld)tb. Gbeu
.. Poor, eln betauUter Eeoerbdnpler lno
friibtr ein republifaniideS @ongrBntit9lieo.
Der uieberlGuoid)e @eiunote IN gS h
tngt II, Sernbarb pOu 9Seiteuberg, lit Sur
bouGHOtiden @tiaHotidlaIt na6 9tom uericbt
moroeu
Sn Srooflgu, q. -, muros uoraeltern
9sahmittag Ser gSutb SbomaS GoDue bon
Sames 0Ou8bcrtp geihofcn unO 9iH9 9eitsrH
nit Spoe ab.
9tadD luuger Srantbeit 9ug 9eitsrn in
@ tlmtu9ton, 0cl., Der betuuute Baum.
mollpaaren. Sabritant Soiepb Bancroft NIT
Sooe ab.
5n prescott, Ontario, murOe Der ame.
rtfanlide 9ampfer rs. q. Sarton" mc9eH
uebcrtretnn9 Der ReuenneeSeieee iaiitrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-08

befeitiaen, bic Snonltris p,eber beleben uno
uns cine prOsperirenbe Qanfbabn fir ptele
Sabre erbffncn unb gleid,Seitis ben Grebit Der
Station uno beS Soltes retten. Die S1ritte
sur 9fiidfebr anf bic SpeSte- -SaFS Iiub oaS
aroBe grforberni6 sur Grrelfnng bieies nit
alien gifer anSuitrebenoen 3ieles. @S 9ibt
nod anbere, tuelhe id) lpater teriibreu rperoe.
Cine Station, rpelGe eiuen .@ourant beiitt,
Der unter Dem $oarbgelotuert6e -ltebt, labor;rt
inter sruets groBen ytadtbelen: 1. bat oie-
ielbe feinen @ebraud fitr bic anerfannten
Sauid,mittel Der gSelt, fir @olb nno Silbtr 4;
bieIe ,perben al1Ber 2anbes getrieben, neil
fe,se yead,irage nah ibnen porbanSen 1T; g.,
has osbsaudlite Eauidmittel it, neil es
eiucu id1tpaufenbeH 9Sertb bat, mad AQent
uur Das ,pertt, pdS es on @belnetallell, Die
eineu ficf1eren, feiten Nertb baben, farft. Sen
Brofiten bes Eabrifanten nno RrobuSenten
muR cine arSbere Different geitattet psrsen,
neil pon sem Iaqe ber Broonftton bts gum
Sooe bes gerfallfeS Moi1ate pergeben, lpab'
reno pele1er 2eit bas &apital per5lnl't tper:
ben mus, uno neil man bet Der Siuftuattor
bes @eIOes, weldes enblid reallltrt ln,ro, ein
Stfifo iiberniu,mt. 9esbalb fnb bobe Prell'
Gin Sdubmittel fir ansldnbiide Yrobu5en
ten, w.l6e yfihts ,pef1iger fir bic Frooutt'
49, SeiytutIuJtStl ulo '9|s< '~T-.~s.Sf'. = Z
ten, als siuen @ourant BON feitftebenoen
ssertbe, Der in Der sau3eu Beft gilt. Gs
!de'nt Midts flarer, ais sSas, saB bsr, gro
Befs 2bsll Der suit iniolse Der allsenttirter
2dbmna9, Die burd ben Iianael eiues .aelun.
oen Tinansipitsnls berbeiseiiabrt MRS, all
ben Arbeittr ialt, ipel1er BEN gfeidthur
idafft, iotpte auf ben ialairirteu Wtann, ipel
der bic @ei1dfte beauiiIbtist unb leitet. ST,
SAT- falt aber stpietadl apf ticie @la5ien
ndmlid, inbem ibre 8eibdftisuus aefBrt uni uni
bic &anifraft ibrer Salaire berlniioert uirb
Gs 1T Die Yfi6t beS &ongrefies mno nidt oi
meinige, Wtit!el 81 fnoen, nm bieie uebel
ftGnbe, spei9e anertanntermaBeu eliitiren, al
auitelien; td MID iebod rpagen, bier stp,
Ober brei Dinse 5M empfeblen, Iuelde mir al
alolnt notbwenoig ideinen, penn mir ~
Spesie3abluns auriidtebren ipoaen. Du
,erfte groBe Grforbernib III cine Riidfebr 5u
gBoblfanbe. Die eegal> l>Senoer-& &lauiel Dc
.@eietes, tueldbes bic Nusgabe eines Gonran1
Surdl sic BunSesregiernng antoriiirt, ioll
piberrufen uerpen; eieier @ioeru ipa
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-08
Zero lula fattn seDctlt tpcroenl
79oIaAali9

turtrt SeroiuIa, HbsuaEalismns, Dospepfs, tesius
Reuoe Nus ;ebrung, 3rdntbetten Der SebeI uuo Der
Wieren, banttran9etten uno ale Sei6en, ipethe BON
Der unreiuIidlteit oes Blutcs berrjbren.
Dlan teie foigenoen S)riei Ses Srn. U. 9. Saroina
Don Rd,mono, 80:
ran Sic gigentbiner Der n9oiaoats"!
Uteine Serren get ~ jG6reu leioet meiue fsrau
id,on an al9emeiner S6mdhe nit einer 6iuneiauua
su G3aIiernbt. Sur ie6eH 3eit bate lie aud GHIdfe
BON euugeu SerbLutuussH uub in Der 2bat Gae
Spmptone pon Stptnoiudt. sic ueriuhte uieIe
rno Deridicoeae Settmittel, ieoob obue GrfoIa bis
fie ben @e6rantb otr ~Ji o q al 8" anfno' mo.
burdb, na6oem iie einige Istaiben eineenommen, fe
81 ibrcr irii9eren @eunoBe.t uub Stdrte Buriidoes
tabrt tpur6e unb Jest Elm 3to Don oolli9er Geunos
belt it, "R / a ati 8" III Elm Sou6fanozgBort bet
unS uno unieren Rad6aru."
28ir emplangen td8ttd Certificate BON Berioneu
aus alien @e9enoen, uHo uniere Ulc6i;in toir6 BON
ben 9eitttteen HegSten biefaer uno anoerer Stdbte
Der Seretnt8ten StaGten peri6rie6en. Dian mus iie
nur peru9en, um Don ilrer 9eilfrait iiberjeust Su
Deroeu. Su BADEN bel alien 8ro9uiten.
elements 6 Sor;p., @igent9imer,
aprtltl ,ia.2,l9l gtr5. eommercelIr. Sal. ,.niOre,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-08
MI GoMtOrOiG.
- DeutClbes Tbfatrr.
rtniIdber Oirettor. ........ Wnitao sdlercnberd.
Gpelmeiiter ..... ..geof. 3 s.. WoIenaIo
D. Nbonnemen gSorrelunG.

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%. N6onuenent5z9S z9SortellunG.
Sseute, Den s. DECEMBER 1871,
gum erIten UiaIe:
vWiaria umb Waghalcna,"
SdJaGipieI in glTteu bon HGul Siu0uu.
(lleberall @nienftiid 9epeien.l
Gintritt5zgres 30 cents, reeruirte Siee Ii @cnt6.
GeIerotrte Sse fno et5 Gage Dor Der 8orz
helung BON bis uAr uno Gage ber Soritel=
lung pom bis llbr in Der r@oncor0a" Su ba6eu.
Salien DEFINING llbr. Ye9iun oer YorIteuung
prdciie llbr.
Sur 9efdGligen Sea t,tuns = Gem
Bnnide picler 3beaterfreunoe 3u entIpreten, tino
bis aui 2Setteres 20 Silete Bu $40 bel oru. g. 10
SdmeGsubisf III Der p9oneoroiaz0aue" 81 baben.
Stele Stlete beredlttgeu ben 5ubaber, am Gage Der
8oritelun9 Stee obne grtra 95er4lttuu9 3u rcerz
ptren. (29I-g3O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-08

9te We0MHtWn0 Der Wofo8ttnae.
Die @eiete beaiigii1 Der Iusoebnung eini-
ger grtitel bes Waibinstoner gsrtra9es aui
Sic @olonie gieniunblanb iiuo erlafien porben
NIB al bieiem 3pede mnrbe cine Yrotlama.
tiou nnteraeidbnet uub srpar BON beioenSeiten,
ionobl BON ben Ser. 9taaten, tple BON Gngs
lamb. Dies sefaab am %: Stat 1874, lno
faon am 20. 0tai traten bic betreHenoen ar-
tliel anb IN Neufnnblanb in Sraft. glne
Mbldbrttt steier Proclamation lie9t bieiuB Bot
i9aft bel; ebenio cine Mbidrift 6es 8eridts
ltbss &ommifars, welder inter elmer am l9.
The New York herald., 1874-12-24

schr florence Mary Br,. Burns Canning. Ms ror new
York. with potatoes
schr Langdon. Bennett. Roctland tor New york.
with lime TO order.
schr Chancellor. Ferguson, New Haven Virginia
schr Mary slusInan Adams. Boston for New YORK.
schr Adeine Eiwood, Elwood New Haven TOR New
YORK.
scnr A Lee, Taylor. Providence for Philadelphia
Schr Sterns SLerns New Iaven for New York.
Schr James elsev. Norwich for Weehawken.
Schr Miller, smith, hstone Point foS New York
with stone to Tlden Co.
,senr Chas r suckney. Mathews Boston for Philade
phia.
schr sammy Ford, Allen. Lubec for New YORK, with
fish TO Jed Frye Co.
schr Rosina, Beal Fall River for New YORK
Schr Potter Hooper, Bradbury Providence for Hav-
erstrEw.
schr Jacob Kenzle, Bacon. Boston for New York
schr Gessner, Egbert Providence Tor New York.
Schr stephen Watts Watts, Boston tor New York.
Schr Brvndy wihe. Adams Bristol for Baltimore.
schr Mary Louise Roberts. Calais tor New York. with
lumber TO Bell Bros
schr A Nichols, strong. Calais TOR New York with
lumber TO orner.
Schr Tunis Depew, Merriam. salem Tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer George Cromw ELL Whitehead, New York for
Portland
steam yacht Hattie, Lawrence, New York for Port
Jefferson.
Schr Peter Ritter Kelsey. Amboy tor New London.
Schr L Blew. Van Glider, Georgetown, Dc tor New
Haven.
schr Isaac Merritt Andrews, Amboy for Norwich
Schr Flying Fish, Bunce New York tor outhport
schr Crisis, sleeper. New York Tor Pawtucket
The New York herald., 1874-12-24
FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. %, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamer Russia Cr), Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Trlnacria (Br, Hutchinson, Glasgow-Hender
Bros
Steamer Carondelet, McCreery, New or,eans-c
Mallory Co.
Steamer George Cromweii, Bacon Portland, Ne
Clark seaman.
Ship MESSENGER. Gilkey. shanghai-sater Liver
more
Ship Caslda, Pike, Belfast-Thos Dunham's Nephew
Co.
Bark Brookman, Tyson, Liverpool-H D
Bark Laia " IBID. McNeill, Cork or Falmouth tor
cers-Heney Parker.
Bark Kong Oscar Nor. Jensen, Krageroe (Norway)-
Tetens 4 Boo Kmann.
Bark Carrie Tyler. Tyler, Lisbon-squire Bros
Bark Rebecca Caruana, Johnson, Natanzas-W aydeu
co.
Brig sarah (Br) Townsend, Lisbon-C Swain 4
Son.
Brig Keystone. Barter, Cardenas-waydeu h Co.
Brig Moses Day, Crosby, st John. Mp Nevius Z
schr Evans Yates, Montevideo for orders-Abiei
Abbott
schr E Woodbury., Woodbury. st Pierre. Mart-Rey-
nal Co.
schr Jefferson Hansen, Indianola-Tupper Beattie.
Schr ) + seabury, Parker, Jacksonville-H Loud 4
Co.
schr NJ Bayard, Camp Richmond, va-slaght A
Petty.
schr H simmons, Godfrey, Georgetown, Dc-saght 4
Petty.
schr W Doushton, Johnson Philadelphia a-siapht 4
Petty.
schr Dart, Campbell stamiord-stamford Manufactur-
ing co.
schr Ida Palmer Palmer. stamford-stamtora manu-
featuring Co.
The New York herald., 1874-12-24
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Dec g-sailed. ship La Gloire tBr. Bagdon,
United States
cAprz, Dec 22-Arrtved, brig Lewis squires Baker.
New York
Sailed, briggs Sarah Kennedy, Peterson Seville; N
Hesen Gould, Peksongan Uava), also the Gysberms
for York
DEAL Dec 23-Arrived ship Cornelius GrinncIl. Bor-
land, New YORK; bark Mary Killam tBr Hutchinson,
st MaryS Ga; also the Access from United States
(and all proceeded for London).
DuscENEss, Dec 23-Arrived of, brig Zawa (NoD.
osmundsen from Wilmington, NC, with bulwarks stove
and loss OF boats
DuSxIax, Dec 2l-sailed, bark kegulus Nor). Hoe,
United States
GIBRALTAR Dec -sailed, steamer Assyria (Br) Greig
urom Marseilles). New York,
HAvRK Dec %, PM-Arrived, steamer Vile de Paris
tFr), Lachesnez. New York.
LIVERPOOL Dec 23-sailcd, ships strathearn (r) jar
man, New York; Tonawanda, Turley Mobile; barks
Breadablik (Norl, Nielsen Baltimore; Sarah Smith
(Bri, Taylor, New Orleans dast three have been re-
ported sailed earlier).
Sailed I'D bark Anna Bertha (Ger) Hoesert PhiIa-
delphia-
Arrived 2sd, ship Oracle Peruv) Eraamata San Fran
cisco barks Brothers (Br, Jenkins Charleston Figli
Accamc dtaD, Pionella. New York.
kovLLE. Dec 23-ArrIveo steamer Elysia (Br), Camp
bell New York for GLASGOW.
PLYxouTH 23-Arrived. bark vesta Ger, Mooger,
London; brig Norma tBr). Bevsn Bull River
sc Doth in distress-see below
QUEENSTOWN, Dec 0-Arrived bark Norge Norl Han.
sen, New York (see below.
Also arrived 3D. steamer Spain (Br Grace Lverpool
bark Aker (Nor Dram, Savannah.
ROTTERDAM, Dec H-Saiied, bark Betty (Nor), Olsen,
United States.
RAsGoos-Arrivcd, ship Nonantum, Foster, Liverpool
Arrived At. the Columbia, from United states
LONDON. Dec 2s-Bark Norge tNorj, Hansen, from New
York, which arrived at Queenstown to-day picked up
boat containing four men belonging bark Amy, Pat
ten from Philadelphia Nov 10 for Antwerp which foun.
dered dae) in lat So ion TO- The captain and twenty
of the lost the boats capsizing. 1.-THE Am
ity 922 tons register and built at Bath Me, in
1858, in which place she owned Her cargo con-
sisted of 2A2 4S4 gallons OF refined petroleum, valued
$34oOo1 - 4-s.st 90 -: - -. -.
Bark vesta Ger. Mooger, from Boston for London
which arrived Plymouth to-day. lost mainmast ana
foretopgallantmast during a heavy gale on Dec II.
Bark p J Carleton Luce, which arrived at Dublin Nov
from San Francisco. caught fire to-day and after
burning time it found necessary to scutte her
to oextinguish the flames
Brig Norma tBr), Bevan. which arrived at Plymouth
today from Bull River sc, leaking, and has buiwarks
stove and sails split
The Of the bark Resource Ger, which aban-
doned on the passage from Baltimore for London have
arrived at Plymouth. They have suffered severely
When rescued they had been four and nights cling
ing to the wreck
The New York herald., 1874-12-24
WASHINGTON.
FROM our SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. 1874.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 90, 1874.
pRpurrIc,N p1ssATIsFAcrIoN WITH THE SENATE
rrSAscE BILL IN THE HoUsE-ITs AMESD-
MENr Or DEFEAT PROBABLE.
The senate,s Finance bin does not improve on
acquain ntance. The more II Is scrutinized oy intel
upent members OF the House the less they are sat
lsned with IT, and this morning II was not dlmcuit
70 ind men on the moor who privately denounced
IT, IL may pass the House, as 1t passed the Senate,
nv strict party vote a strict party measure.
IL ia set down as the special order for the etn OF
January and this is a success for the enemies or
the bill because by that time the press and public
sentiment can be heard upon It's dement's. Or
course the mass OF opinion on 1t IN the House Is
party oplnlon and therefore OF little Importance;
but number OF republican members quietly
said they would go home and hear what was SAID
OF the measure there, and a few VIII not vote lor
II at all unless 1t is materially changed. TWO
points are certain-nrst, that the Dill VIII not ell
feet a contraction OF the currency because as
everybody here Sees no new bank currency VIII be
asked for under present circumstances ana, untll
there ts, no contraction OF legal tenders author
,zed: second the bill distinctly does not forbid
che reissue OF the redeemed legal tenders, and
Senator Shermans language yesterday IN the
Senate IN explaining this part OF the measure,
uainly showed that the authors OF the Dill did not
mean to forbid such reissue, and that those who
support the bill do with the plain understand
ing that the legal tenders may be re-
issued and will not be cancelled. II at any time
Secretary OF the Treasury should choose to reissue
such notes he could justify himself by the Ian
puage OF Mr.. sherman IL Is not feared that Sec
retary Bristow will ever do so, but ne may nave
successor less scrupulous. On this last ground
several republican members viii refuse TO vote
for the bill when II comes up; but IT is quite pos
sible that by that time public opinion may de-
mand important changes TO be made, and 1t Is
not impossible that number OF the party tpay
refuse support the present bill at all. In six
teen days, mostly spent at home, many members
win hear wise counsel. Speaker Blaine is going
to Boston for few days and will hear there
opinions which may cnange his mind about this
measure. He does not pretend TO be satisfied
with IT, but feels that something ought to be done
and that this bill Is be tier than nothing
The New York herald., 1874-12-24

can be TO examine inso nis political records ana 4
the republican party can anord TO hear the evil
dence he Is ready to give concerning the
famous midnight order and Governor Kel-
ioggs election and administration ho IS
ready TO tell the whole truth but has
no lear that IL VIII injure his chances Tor a seat.
IL is now positive that the new Legislature or
louisiana VIII meet before Congress reassemoles
and wnle the people OF louisiana have stlll only q
de Inclo government, whatever may be the num-
ber OF conservative members returned oy the Re-
turning Board, IL Will be Impossible 10 elect
republican Senator for Pincnoack has declared
that he will use every influence at his command TO
elect democrat II the republican Senators prefer
de Mocrats TO negroes.
The New York herald., 1874-12-24
JOHN MILHAu. DRUGGIST.

Mr. John Mlnau, whose death II announced as
having occurred yesterday at his late residence,
No. Al Lafayette place. was well known to many
citizens as one OF the old New York merchants, a
class now fast becoming extinct Over thirty
years ago. he commenced business as a druggist
on modest scale il Broadway, near Cortlandt
street, and. with great increase OF scope the ousi
ness ne then started occupies the same site to-day
He amassed considerable wealth during his life,
but he left what Is Tar more valuable as q legacy
a record OF long life of integrity and probity.
At his death he was In the eigntieth year OF his
age Ii Is expected that the wholesale druggist
trade In tins city VIII take some action on the news
OF his death to-day.