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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-16
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i6 Sbnen iasen," srmieperte Silton.
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Club, wosu wsitli6e Mitsliersr 3utritt
baten. Sm 9ansen asb6ren 2200 per-
lonen cdsu. lutsr rieien brflnren fa
se9en 80 itsinreihe unp lsbsneluiise
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Yseaer's wisise unc iiberraItsnrs Gins
faae, feline quite eaune, isinen anssnsbs
men umsans lisben. sic seben ibr
@eIc Der, freusn ii1 res lln~tsrnsbmens.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-16
Das Self in Ssrano.

Oas 6sit Der tauisnoidbrisen Ssiisos-
lung ISLANDS 1T II porbei nno Die Be-
ri1te barber bon Saparo SaDlOr uno
Softor Sapes iinb in @merita anssfom-
men nno perofentliat.
Die Ser. Staatsn parsn ni9t libel oor-
ten Usrtreten. 8aparo Saplor sepann
bic SerSen Der Odnsn uno 9eutiden uno
Sapes imponirts Der tpiiienidaitli9en @elt
unb Dem 8oniss our@ ieinen varttiiasn"
Tamen.
Defenders srobartis mar nun frsilid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-16
1ie Traae. nos eis 2ufur

Die Jrase, mas bic 3ufunit Ter
Sdrtaaten lein wirp, fdnst an, cine isbr
beeenfli5e III rereen. Sn ~inan;iellsr
Yesisbuns iasint ie, wsnistsns fir's
Grite tercits ssl5lt 81 Iein. Die msiiten
eerleIben inp bancroft unp itsden in Ell
ner Sdulrsnlalt BON peren Ss;ablune
feline Rsre Iein fam. unc auf mslde &C,
aenwartis aud feline Sntsrslen bs;abi:
tusrcen. Die sur 1SrpsrunS Der Hebels
lion sema1ten S1ulpsn muBten unbes
sablt bleiben /; eas mar cine Der &efon'
ltrutticnS Sepinsunsen. Die isitbsr
aemahten S@ulcen prer ~wenistens Der
srSete lbeil terielben perper rabrI1ein
lid unte;ablt tlsibsn, obne RAP cine bSbes
re 0smalt bic Nidt ~bs;abluns cerielten
prfis..
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re1en 3ab!uns ssi@weise eenn CUR S&ul>
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tirli&en Silisaususn su sntwidsIn, eu;u
feblt xidt ALIEN Die nStbiSe Irbeitafraft
ODER yislmebr bic euit CUR @rteit, ions
bern aud cine einisermaben ertrdsli@e
3ese!uus ser ssislisen unc pclihi9en
3uldnee. Die Ssamtsn unp 9eleBssts
unas 8ablsn trinssn ~fcrtpdbrsnp rsue
0auner an bic Sberaa9s, RE rie pclitif
als @slddft tstrsitsu UNI ii9 pie Ia
Ider eabei ialen irpIen. Die Steusrn
linp 70 bod, eas fe fat gar nidt mebr
,u Grid pinssn iinc. Die @ei&afts lie
aen earniepn unit Die YrOpuftipn 1T nur
cine lsbr parftise, neil bic Bigger rie slrs
belt msbr orer psniser als einen liitisen
3pans tstradten, Der nit Ger MbT9afs
funs Der SflaYerei aufsebSrt bat.
Da;u fOmmt nod elm 3unanc Sesens
isitiser @srei;tbeit spiiben ben &acen
unt parteien, Ger bei Der serinsfisisitsn
0elesenbeit ~ bsIsn Glammsn auaOrert
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l@las Ssranla6uns sibt. au9 an
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eouifana une lpitsr In M,tanias seseist
bat ni6t fsblen, ,psnn ole SunrsS' Re
sieruns iid nidt fortwabrenp ms Wittel
lssts unp tlutise 3ulammenitSbe perbins
esrte. Absr pieie Ginmii9uns Der BUM
c%esrsSieruns bat aud ibr S9limmes,
inesml iIs sinestbeils su &s6!spsrlesuns
gen itibrt, Die itsts nensn Stof Sur Grs
bittsrunS Seben, une anperntbsils, tnrcm
fe eas Bolt 10 taran sswSbnsn, li9 auf
Die WaIbinstcner SsbSrpen su YsrlaTen
unc BON esnIslben a~bsubdnacu, pas IS
,ulsyt ale praftii&e Gabistsit CUR Ssltits
bllfe einbaeen miro.
Inter pisisn umfinpen, muB bic Sage
Der Dinss i'm Sipsn BEN aafmertlamm
8sota&t.r bOfnunsslOs eri&sinen. Der
@acenbas bat fd I'm 0srlanf Der lsBtsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-16
Nm Der Ssrlinsr Yoris babsn ii

-In Der Serlinsr S6rle baben ii6
einise Sanquisrs Suiammsnsetban, Die lee
Der cine 3ismli6 beoeutenoe Summe 8el-
oss bsponirsn 10000 Sbalsr pro Mann),
nm Dem Ssrlinsrn billises Sleii9 d,
Dem singsriIsnsn Wuder Der S6ld9tsr
ssseniiber, su ~liefern, uno es 10 81 erm6s-
li6en, oaB Der arme Wann oas Yfuno
6leil6, irsi BON Snoden, gang gu Dem
Yrsiis srbalte. pie oas 9ieb auI Dem Yisb-
marfte als Marttprsis bebanoslt puroe.
@.i9la9tst miro aui Dem Siebboie ielbit
lperoen. Wan 1T Sund9it nit Der Griuer-
buns bon ~seei9nsten 2otalitdten beiddi-
tist, nm in ben peri9ieosnsn Staottbeileu
Verfaufsitationen III srri6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-16
-aus Dem @ittli9er 56al
i6rsibt mar Der ySriersr St9.":

rSn perl6ieosnsn Sbal= uno Moielse-
msinoen, namsntli4 in osnisnisen, Die in
Der Idbe bes &oroslwaloss liessr, wiro an
Den 6eloiri6tsn ourd oas 9 dwars-
10 ilo piel S9aosn anseri@tst. Man
iiebt aui manden 5slosrn @ilbi3su9en
iteben, Die nit Yetrolsum setrdntt iino, INN
Die wiloen Sdwsine ab,ubaltsn. Gin3sl.
ne 8smeinSan laiisn jsoe @a9t 9suts nit
2lappsrn ausssbsn, um bic miloen Yeitisn
fort3uideuden. Gs wdre bod ,pirilid
an Der 3eit, baB Die tuilosn S9ipsins bsi-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-16

ler absei9oIien i%piiroen, oenn Die 9anbleu=
ts baben obnsbin Miibe uno Gorge ssnug,
li4 our65ubrinssn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-16
sDas III bic Ylsmsut5s&ir&s?

Elton bat sinem 3situnsSbni&trRats
ter folssnsss 9tmdlre BON Der nylyws
outbs xirGt" srtpcrfen:
The New York herald., 1874-12-14
NADDENED BY GRIEF.

young woman known as Mollie High has been
living for several months past In the Revere
House. She Is we'll favored in face and form, and
has always been gay In manner. she was the
wife OF James sylvester. the young athlete who
was killed at Berry's Opera House, In Thirty.fourth
street, about year ago, and as she was
trained and daring. she used often to take part
with him IN gymnasttc performances before
the public. Since tue death or sylvester Mote has
had occasional fts OF melancholia but on no oc-
casion has she given evidence that she was be-
violent insanity were Drst noticed In her actions
early last evening, and, az the indications were
mistaken by their observers. Mollie was simply
put to ped. soon she became outrageous In her
demeanor and was conveyed In an ambulance to
Bellevue hospital.
The New York herald., 1874-12-14
MATERNAL INrAHTIcIDE.

choked waste pipe In Kent avenue, Green.
point. on Friday led TO the discovery Of revolt
ing crime. The previous day Mary Mooy. nine
teen years old. servant Of Mr.. CLARKE, had
complained Of being too III TO work. and been
allowed to CO. as she asked, for rest and nursing
to q friend. 1t became evident that some solid
obstruction in the water pipe stopped the out.
ward now, and plumber opened the tube. He
was horrtaed wnen he found that the plug was .
newly born baby. Mary was at once suspec Cd.
Being found py Police Captain Rhodes sne con-
iesscd her guilt, averrlng that she had been Sc.
duced by man who had refused to marry her,
and therefore, lo hide her shame, she had placed
her infant in the waste pipe fifteen minutes alter
Its birth. She was taken to the City Hospital,
where she Is very dangerously ILL.,
The New York herald., 1874-12-14
2:ass :as c:ss.nss :sw s e.s
Cove.
sissnss osv OF Fitenours. Baker New yesk for New
Bedford.
steamer Electra. Young. New Yorx sos rrov,asne&
Wind ct sunset N, light
Maritime NIiseeliany.

Maritime Miscellany.
rurser Clark, OF steamship csnims. from Bermuda,
has THANKS for courtesies.
Bare c1r,A.s DAY tot ris.ou, white from pruns. run
pine putnio Bermuda ssn Inst IN di.t5ss with loss Of
With timber loundersa In The China Sea during avosnt
which wa: o,Ss
charge cargo Tor repairs
D,S. w:
sails lis ana % head d stays lay; ~ '' ''"'' " w 10 y
soas e5o s.sD. Of snd rom 81 John, ns for r. Bos-
o1 on n. she
damaged. PROBABLY to the extent Of $500
The American LIoyas Eegissr Of american and
nSmSsr each vessel reported therein Thes. n mum.
signal stations and she same display Of nu%Sers SV
a sh GSs viii w fvs n AND &
system Of has Of great CON
rine news
Dee q
discovered on rs in the eot.On night to extinsuis
S s es Il. ss BY sns water
TO ~ @ and ss ssO are said SO ihe Ssss s
Capt crane from Boston sos :shors on IL.
asa' = sasd s s'ss
on to-day leaking little
D sr Dec on
tins morning but got on apparently uninjurcd, and 10
anchored on the Broakwater.
repaired, yesterday launched from the ways at El
Sc Norfolk Nov esn ana put
.sulrsu,Lplsc-Bos, Q Kctchum and his son john "
Island and viii build .hsrc ior Aisoa q Sew *ors.
M now IN virginia
ting out the frame
Laysc1-rhe nne bark ouia'ns At M1 stsrrst. yard s
about the last OF this month.
LACscHEp-At Wilmington. DEL Dec TO- from the yard
Of Jackson sharp. athreemasted schr named Henry
Al Port Medwsy. Ms. on Thursday. bark Kesch
unn 60J tons burthen
Notice to Mariners.
Dec -lhe Lighthouse Bo,vd gives notice that and
after Dec Is 1874. light will be shown from the Eight
The light will be liked white one minute, followed
by six conscc cutive flashes OF ten seconds each;
fourth ordsq lighting B des Of the horxo The focal
flame Is 46 above the ground and IS feet above
from the deck Of vessel is iest ABOVE ihe sea-
nautical miles.
tower rising from the house and stands on slight
yaon, showing very prominently against the distant
The approximate position of the iighths suse taken
from the Coast Survey charts is toows:La W
Magnetic bearings and distances of prominent objects
follows:-
rS'.s nsu s Island sw
by 5, Il s. i0Ls nautical miles.
Seas san ssa S y nautical %s a:
spoken.
poo Dec lat s. n lon is4 ". 0n ''a"''''0 '0'
ship Col Adams from Liverpool for caao Oct 80, lat
Rsrk PssT III meTdng from New York for Anisr Nov
II. lat il \. lon 2s s. w. ''" '0'A '' o"''1'' NOV
The New York herald., 1874-12-14
xIcHwAYxHS ABROAD
Beware OF the Men with the 1iacA
Hlouched Hats.

SlOWched Hat.
Al least two footpads have been Jubilant since
Saturday night, whom about nalfpast ten O'Clock
they robbed Mr.. James Pollock. That gentleman
keeps . dry goods store at the corner OF l2lst
street and Third avenue, and lives at No. lSo East
listh street. As he was on his way homo rom
business be was srasped at the back Of the neck
and then tripped and thrown TO- the
ground: The man who had thrown
him down held him while another high
When the latter had found this bulky receptacle
both robbers ran away, and escaped. Mr.. Pollock
reported his unlucky adventure. and stated that
his pocketbooK contained 500 IN cash q check for
Leather Bank by Dennis Mcmahon, and also some
valuable papers. He said he believed he could
identity the thieves, and described them as young
men, each about twenty-five years old, attired In
dark clothing and wearing black, sloucbed hats.
The New York herald., 1874-12-14
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. ls, 1874.
ARRIVALS
REPoRTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
HERALD MHITESTONE TELE0RARH LINZ

Hsy5s ;sS Win %d:s ana i pssssnssr, S,r E
n p.usss.son s 0S suion ssmsS
s sS
.s with ma''
mudal % days, with mdsc ami passengers to
Steamship core., Freeman; New Orleans Dec 8, with
with mdse 70 w", Clvde Co
ana Norfolk with mdsc and passengers the Old Domi
Dss sses@shp Knight Chichester Georgetown DC.
.nS saoa 70 rsa
dis0Ia' cr0we rniiade'na' IN ballast 70
s4s: 81 10 70
Cortis Passed Cape Horn Sept r. ana crossed the
BARK David dtab. Bozzo Cork q days in ballast to
wao ssFs 1s asa 70
yaEmccth S Elasidss sS,s ss e 5sns,so sm
SO sns ;s, ssssts Ss:.s
strong nor,hery winds Inc entire passage; lost boat
Ss . s. B.nsy @
s ssisssa sSs '' BOSTON,
ssh Hsy%Soa Aop.r S..a~s, Vlsn,s y,sni'
sssT sssT tff'ss ksSp .Ssfls'f sss. srsa yl1s,n''
schr Rebccca Knight, r.cck. virginia.
sehr h joseph pfA4 4i FraSiln. randolph. virginia.
senr seSr *. i%I1ss aoI%e: S%''s ssn.
sss sssr ss :. Fsffsr q ns.
schr Atlantic, searse, viIsinia for Hysnnis.
sshr Hs.ss BSnns DC Sc for ,as Boston Esn,
dence
ssI .sss sas ssE. ss f1ss ss'ins for
schr / I. Ievsrinc Horton Philade!phia for Boston
sss MiinsF o e.
sshr Young e:ss To- ssw Bed
TsSy sss.ss ysss ,ss s.
schr American Eagle, Ncwiove, Newcastle Del. for
schr Il queen Paine, Providence for Philadelphia
schr white Wing. Hawkins, Providence for Virginia.
schr N n Howes Howes warenam for Philadelphia
schr m X Smith cray Boston for Philadelphia. Fat
schr Alice Love- salem for Norfolk. Put In for har.
Ts eTs ssas,,s sa en 'a d @
Passed Through Hell Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Z Chambers tBr. Reed, Gloucester NIB, for New
e,h sohr Aanes HodsSon bridgeport tor Ssw York
schr Henry waItman. - Tor New York, with iuun-
scnr Bay state buckley. Boston for New York. with
''Sef seSr Tyler Barrett Providence for Hoboken
schr Carrngton, Parker, New Haven Tor Bald-
schr George Loud Clark, Providence for Charles.
ton.
York
schr Priscilla scrbner Casey, Boston tor Baltimore.
ichr Henrietta, 1rucdeii, stamford Tor New YORK.
schr White Rock. WIckson, southport for New York.
schr Ann Amelia, Alien, New Haven for New York.
schr Old Zack, Mayhem New Haven Tor New York
chr Brazos, snow, New London New York.
scbr : N Tyler, Hood. Fall River for New York.
Scnr Bella Peck, Avery. New London Tor New York.
scnr ; j Bright, smith Boston for thilaiei phia
scnr Louisa Wilson Smith. Bridgeport Tor New York.
Schr Jas English, Ozark, Providence for New York.
Rivcrdac. Brown, Gloucester Tor New York, with
ns To order.
sehr j q Pierson, Ferris, Greenwich for New YORK.
BOUND EASE
schr Ella. Hutch,ns, New York tor Huntington.
schr Pilots Bride. Eldrdgc. New York Tor Boston.
schr watchul, Gill New York Tor Providence.
Schr CALVIN, CLARK, New York Tor Boston.
schr II B,ackman, Arnold, Fort Johpson for Provi-
| dcnce
The New York herald., 1874-12-14
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

Last night about halt-past nine O'Clock, . man
named Richard Downey, who resided at No. l23
Roosevelt street, found lying dead IN the yard
OF that tenement. No knowledge IS had OF the
manner OF his death. Coroner was notified TO
make an inquest inE the cause OF his decease.
The New York herald., 1874-12-14

test. OF them 10 VIII % said yney are those who
came out Of great trioulstton. but OF those who
not worthy oil burning. but their bodies will be
sunk In the depths OF the sea. Long live the
Christian Sabbath
DR.. Talmage announced that he would IN .
series OF future sermons indicate wnat are lawful
Christian amusements and show the many other
foes which assa the Christian life, Including the
corrupt literature OF the day.
The New York herald., 1874-12-14
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants, slipping agents and ship captains are
informed that by tclegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. the arrivals and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United Statcs the will be cabcd " this country
free of charge and published.
The New York herald., 1874-12-14
ANOTHER MANIAC.

William r. swan, aged thirty-sx years, who has
been staying at the Hoffman House. was discov-
cred at haf-past ten O'Clock last night 10 be In
sane. ne was sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
The New York herald., 1874-12-14
SHIPPING NEW S,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE IRON NEW YORK FoR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
The New York herald., 1874-12-14
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BoxsAY, Dec n-Arrved ship Sycamore, Wood, Liver
pool; bark Mailevle, Waite, do.
BAHIA 10y telegraph from Lisbon)-Arsived brig Mary
Thayer, Groesnick, New York.
CApIx, Dec n-Arrivei, brig Munson xunson.
New York.
LivEnPooL, Dec ls-sailcd, bark Jessie (BD, Morgan,
Savaunah.
LONDON, Dec ls-Arrived, bark Mathide Ger, Kraen.
New York.
MAAssIura Dec r-ssied, BARK Precio,a Nor,. Jacob.
sen. New York.
PLYMOUTH. Dec l3-Arrvcd, steamship siiesia (Ger)
Hebich. New York for Hamburg Cand proceeded
QUEENSTOWN, Dec l3 SPM-Arrived, steamship CITY
OF Montreal tBr), Mirchouse New York for Liverpool
land proceeded
Also arrived, steamship indiana Morse. Philadephia
for Liverpool Nnd procceded).
LONDON, Dec ls-A telegram from Brest reports that an
American ship has been wrecked on Audierne, coast
France Her name could not be made out.
Bsrks Avcna, from st Johns" for slgo and the Dri.
arcy, from Demerara for Liverpool doth foreign
ses have foundered at sea. Their rescued
by the steamship Indiana at Queenstown from Phladel-
phia and the steamship siesia Ger. at Plymouth from
New YORK. and landed
telegram from Santandcr says vessels neither
names nor natonaltes given have been wrecked on
that port and eight lives lost
The New York herald., 1874-12-14
Foreign Forts.

Foreign Forts.
1n SB Pc Pee Ss7H Ss
G o1 r sse Gee a BED
In sss B.; s York f: 1s
do as s Chisholm rST nLssorR oT rna
isSlsss o~ssedS bark 'S wSis@or. Peabody
RIo JAsliso Dec ll-Arrlved previously, bark Minnie
lPxn STEAMSHIP CH,sA, AT Bosros.l
AnoY, Oct 10 Arrived. Easict NicholA swatow.
BonH,1Ts aIcr Hoy 5Omssisd state OF Minnesota @
ssaaasassSs Nov S@Arr,v.d. Hester Blanchard,
cisSs 6s'ss North Fer
e A1.Vis ds Oct is-saed Bonito Seward, sourab.y.;
SSssos xxs.:: ost ii.Arny.a 1nars Marie. cronden,
.GxHpir1. NOV sSXrrivcd, wm Closeup. ritches Dun.
cxrrx, Nov ss-saied. catcilo Giro. savarine. New
Dec ks cs' . or
London ior fens"co. Dec sodnder Kelley.
ksa c9 Ss Dec
FALxouJn, Nov 3s-on Peles. Meghclla from Rotter
Ga4sros Nov as-Arrved, Brilliant STAR Nichols VIII.
HsIvonr Nov ss-Ceared, Germanis, Evers, Phiiadel-
IvrH.ooI, Nov s-Arrived, Alice Ada. Thurmott y.
Johns. NJ; Ellida. Dunlap, ru0wash ave queen Will
s ~ Snss ys!s' FsyHssisn ySssss Vss 8.
SAILED sth Athenais, Jones, iybee; Grandee, Jacobs.
Cleared 18th Liverpool ayiord, South YES. Pass
LoSpos, Nov STARVED, WINSTON Ericksen quebec
| Dec !, Hervaiska Schwartz, New York.
! LEcHoRs, Nov ls-salcd, Annie Burr, simpson New
Msss,sA Nov s-Arrived stephen Bishop G,lkey, rri-
Nosmy,DEc. Oct T-Arriyed, sonaades nestrup. Que.
olive, buenos Ayres; Nth sterling, Quebec.
NEWPORT. Nov yv-.lenrcd. Mcdusa. Jones. Bermuda
| norrrRpAx. Nov 2s-Cicared. Mary Way, Anderson,
| West Coast Africa.
SHIELDS, Dec l-pus in for shelter Phenx from Que.
| sAxARAro Oct i3-Arrivcd. II sibiey. Coison Bata.
| sailed 18th, Sacramento Lane. sourabaya
SINGAPORE, Oct so-saiicd, Anna 3. 6covondi, Nc W
| soURAsArA, Oct io-Arrived, Jennie Barker, Waite,
swArow. Oct 7-Arrived. Aimata, Lowell, New.
Tnoos Nov 2o-sailcd Stormy Petrcl. Pryor Cieniuc-
IuricoRIs Oct n Arrived, sappho. Hughes. Bombay.
Orleans
! LIVERPOOL, Nov 30-Thc Lea, from New York, was In
collision to-day In the Alfred Dock with the IDcr
! the latter sustained slight damage.
kAxsGArk. Nov 30-rhc Duppei, Krunlreic. from Lon
don for Doooy, was towcd IN here this morning with
baass shifted and quantity OF water In her hold hav-
ing been In collision with the Mahara raja of Newcastle
in the Downs, seriously damaging her sternpost, and
losint two anchors ami chains; agreement f63.
STOCKTON, Nov 3)-Ihc Kate Agnes. Ferguson from ~
Jonn nh tor this place, In coming the river Nov ~
grounded close 10 Newport landing and sill remains.
Efforts 10 her on having tailed the deckond Is now
being Discharged vessel strained and making much
water low tide there only about feet oI water
forward ard Ave rect att and bottom is rou III anu un
even.
Lussnpiccoo states that the Austrian aran barS
I~in Gosncn. had hecn wrecked At Esrsdash ''sr'-
The New York herald., 1874-12-14

Almanac for New York-This Day.
The New York herald., 1874-12-14

Sai,s. Destinat,on.I oNoc.
The New York herald., 1874-12-14
DR.. Talmnge on Gods sabbath ~ an
American Institution.

The Brooklyn Tabernacle was crowded to it's
very utmost capacity yesterday morning. The
Rev. 7. DE Witt Talmage. d. d., preached a very
powerful sermon on the question Of opening the
theatres ana other places OF secular amusement
on the Christian Sabbath. He took his text IRON
the thirty first chapter OF Exodus and part the
thirteenth verse :-"verily my Sabbaths ye shall
keep- He said that the wisdom OF assigning one
sy out or the seven to rest and as relief 10 the
hard lot OF man as a laborcr had CONNER ended Itself
10 thinking people. Actually man could do less In
seven DAYS than in six with the provision OF the
The New York herald., 1874-12-14

A BsOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
n ent states. legal everywhere de- ,rion &C., sum.
ccnt cause publicity rcuuirei; n, en- lr until IL
vorcc grantci' advice frc,.
NJ House &. Attorney, III Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-12-14

The Contract with the Post once De.
partme mt Unbroken-Opinion OF tho Az.
torney General-The New Iron steam-
ers for Peace or War.
WASHINGTON. Dec. l3, 1874
The following Is the full text OF the opinion OF
the Solicitor General, Endorsed by Attorney Gen.
eral Williams, relative to the contract with the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company for an additional
monthly mail between San Francisco and China
and Japan, which was recommitted by the House
to the Committee on Appropriations and ordered
TO be printed
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800 600 FoE Siy.,. INV Wss

for the benefit OF the University OF Palucah. to be
drawn December 70, 1874. SIMMONS. DIkENSUN 3
co. Managers. Whole Ticket, S21; huvc. SO; quar-
tcrs 81 ior tickets or circulars OF intorma tion ad
dress JOSEPH BATES Co, ~ ,cdar street, Nee
York Post Office box siDg, Agents tor managers
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
THE SECOND DISTRICT

The returns though very incomplete
from this Congressional District liac,
the reelection OF Hon. J. NJ. Thorn
burgh beyond a doubt 30 far as ouI
report are at baud a. this writing ,
1 M our estimate in yesterdays
CuROSICLE of the maiOrlties vi tn
various counties are fully confirmed.
With The information now before Us
we are not yet ready to make.any ma
tclgA changes IN uT figures, except in
Scott county, which by typugrAph-
rcai error was printed "a, 40 whereas
il should have read 800. In that
estimate we put Knox county
as "4ou5UH' although st The time
We knew that the Democratic mau-
ayers we're claiming il at 300 for Ma
try. How correct our judgment was
the returns Of this morning will show.
Col. uhornburgh's majority, as We
stated yesterday, will be over two
thousand He has been elected IN the
face OF an INSCRIPTIONS opposition,
ana /, is d triumph Of which he Iii
well be proud. O,her, older and lrprc
experienced public men have gone
down iu this revolution with quite as
favorable chances in their favor He
msy Dee the sole Republican Cong-oss-
man from T5nues-se Whether u1ur
not La will have. aa Ire well deserves.