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every Catholic, not only OF tho clergy aa ID gen.
erally. suppo5od by 1'rotestants, aud many
out Judgment. hltntlly, unrcscryody. by tho
nov ducrean 1t Is tho Gntyof oyory laymnn wllon-
over It ia lntimatod to linn lint thIs or TINT
question Inns ioen decided by Tho Pope. to oboy.
tlod mannor llo is obliged, oven in l!s oapacity
rs member. Of Parliament, to uboy. Tint uaH
nosor aaiti before. It 'H quitn now aituation
et.co 1870. hfr. q1atatono brlngs tlIis truth out
III Ills paphnt. Flo Hnys TINT tllo civil oleotionu
In oyory CallloIio country nto now n thing quito
uncertain, aceauBo thoy depend ontiroly upon
tho will Of foroign potontato. Tl,la fs tho ada
Of tito question which ought to be studied til tho
Uultcl EtatpH too."
, 1874-12-08

FTtCTHF 71EsD{1ESH 70 7NF EHIt19T 17JUHHts .
LINCOLN, Mob, Doc. IA regular tlimo-noyel
e|opcmcus took place from Dewitt, Saline
County, laat Frtt1ny. David Wood, youth Of
about q, WHO had boon blackslntthlng In
tho towu, aud Miaa Itzzto Castlo, d atep-
daughter Of john CIaybough docampol on tho
above night OH horseback for ,nsuown pnrtr,
tRking with them ono Of dr. Claybough's horsca
mud ono Of William Wild'a. Thoy hayo not been
caught, although officers have bocn aftor them
for several dnya. Wood lett number Of t!obts
bchiud lisn md . boz CT Goods reads to ship to
In.1iann, which, howoyer, WIS opened aud re-
tanned.
, 1874-12-08
STATE NORMAL UNIVERSITY.

Speeiai Dispatch to I'hc chicaao 7tiouat,
D1oou1uuroH ILL.,, Dec. 7.-rroBidout Ed
wards, Of t!.e Htato Normal University, ta h,,ay
Mt work on Ills annual Htatomont Of tho condition
OF Tint institution, as,l will psotlnco document
far moro conl1goi1uubyo and elaborate tl,an my
previous report FROM tho Normal. III 1t Ito viii
anuwcr l,lauy Of tho ob]ousols loroturoro urged
by LEGISLATORS md 0ttlorB, nlMl NIl produce tho
lilleat statistical compeud,s to uAow tho work
t3one aud being tlono.
, 1874-12-08
REEcHER's BILL or PARTICULARS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Doc. Tn the appeal easo Of
The loy. 1Ieury Ward Docchof a3alnHt ILeodoro
IfIton lilo Court takes tho gronnd thas the
Court below had q right o1aor tho bill Of par.
LlcnlarH asked fur by blt. Uoocllor.
It 1T Btatnl Tint III consequence al tliia decls-
lon Of tlle Uourt of AppsalH, tho l]cerler caso
mist lu nnstpoueu.
, 1874-12-08
REVENUE SEIZURE.

NEW YoaN, Dec 7.-Ilsirty uases Of foreign
5,oo.h,, beonglng to tho Roy, !. =. Newman, WHO
ID abroad inspecting United States Oousula!os,
wore discharged Oh Saturday from the Kato
Kcag,,oy. 1roM Hong hong, China, aud conveyed
coutoutil nru not Enpal,.
, 1874-12-08
EIfefsS.



TaASEI1s. Ind. Dec. 7.-About 300 tonight
tho Court House hbre was discovered to 10 on
Aro In tho eupalo, uud In n fcw minutes tho en-
tiro building wna IN famcn and wna totally de-
stroyod. It wns undoubtedly tho work OF nj IN
centiary. This tho Third incct!diary ilro nero III
two Weol;B.
, 1874-12-08
SMALLPOX SCARE At SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, N. y, Dec. 7.-The exaggerated re~
ports publislsol III somo Of tho papory Of this
State concerning smallpox in thin city, have
calod out II statement from thu Donra OF Health
tint thoro ma fo,r mild cases of smnl-pox aud
,li,,o or ya1iuloll. hut mono Of sorloun latrro
Tho tiiYolau III fully undor tho contrul OF tho
board Of Health nutotitlou.
, 1874-12-08

Sutctnl Dlapat.s to 7lar CAnta" 9:-'tnne.
CoSSEnsy1LLE, Ind, Dec. 7.-ls}t Shephcard
& got,, extcs,uve uilIers mud wholesale Groccrs,
mnde ell aos!Hnmcnt to-daY.
Ern3Sor1ELD, Mass. Dec. 7.-Josiah CNn-
nEs, tr1lult manufacturer, has falc1, with lit
billtica estimated Gt s9l20 UD0; asscln uniuo17n.
, 1874-12-08

|i0N fHe ate VFE !5HH,
The only ouu of Ca|. jlu<ltI'u Old atfociatcA WHO
Ia living il Alr. Charles: FORESTER. thu 1rescnt
fauorlt,Io,ulont Of tho Newspaper DopArt,uou. il,
iGv Tost Of!co. l1o roMcrabara whan t>o..
1s:cn!tso, Tho great maiI-t'oa'.nator of foruer
Il ,ya. l,allp bri!u: hnrHo b.llEd hin ailnosls
+, I'M We.ain1,.ost tu Nos Jo,aoy nj ns,'sEa'sr.
Tao s.i,u,l ,i.lS Forwarded BY u nenlb.r Vi Qva-
q O ~ u;u1sy thu !wnlsinS privilege
, 1874-12-08

JErFEhsoSy1LLE, Ind, Dec. 1.-Two ncEroca,
named Chapman ni1d Craycrott, got into dis
puo at Gutl,rie, Martins u Go. i rorhhauso this
evening. Chapman knocscl GraycroIt down.
when 0raycroft'a brother draw lltH royuivor aud
ns,ot Ut Chapman, saiysing him and hitting an
otl4e1 negro nanlea Dan Gastor ;s IN tue lott
, 1874-12-08

C1ScISNAr1, Dec. IAN Enquirer spccial gives
nil accouut IF n daring robbery at Spader Sta
tion. Iud.. oil Saturday night. -Four men ortorcd
the Btoro OF +. Il ]. u. Cottcr, ana with drawn
about 800 In cash, two stood guard over thu in
nsateg. wlsilo tho remainder loaded wagon with
goods. r TSo Of tho thieves waro arrehted Oh
Sunday. Tho others l.uyo yet bnen captured.
, 1874-12-08

AsrwrEr, Dec. 7.-Tlo Rel Star steamer
Ewitzurlaust arrived horo ycatort'ay Iuci,.
N1:w YonK, Dec. 7.-Arrlyed, stoa1ucr City Of
Brooklyn, from Liverpool.
Loxpoa Der. 7.-Stcalnahps Arragun, from
Now York, aud Caspisn from Portland, have ar-
rived out,
, 1874-12-08

WAau1saroS, D. g., Dec. 7.-For tho Upper
Lake region mud the Northwest, clear Or fuir
weather. Houthorly Or westorly winle. incrcabi1,
il force, rising temperature, and falliug baro,u-
ctcf.
, 1874-12-08

NEW lon;:, Dec. 7.--Gcorgo Hunter, mo OF
tho editors OF tho Scotsman, we:s murdered on
Saturday night III Thirteenth utroot, ncar EoUr-
tcenth n;curo. No arrests.
, 1874-12-08

Orxc1NHAr1, O., Dec. IA fro at Frederick
town, o., on Saturday night, destroyed tho
tourlng-nlll Of kuyRin, Hail h Sellers. Tho
lcss is :15, 600; insprcd for s7,5o0 III Wo1scr.t
cutl1llGinu.
, 1874-12-08
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

CoLuanus, o., Doc. 7.--1n tho sonato bill
WAS introduced for tho appointment Of tIroo Com.
1ulsatonogs to 1oyluo and ooafy tho Ohio lnws
, 1874-12-08

to compel foreign insurance companies to Do
popit s1ao, TOO tn bonds boforo commencing
bnRineuB In Dho.
In tho Bf1,nto bill was introduced to admit
to tho privllc goa Of tho So!dtors' Orphans nono
railnllfaf
, 1874-12-08

sr. LOUIS, Dec. 7.--Tho Republican hrs II spo-
cial saying tllat DR.. Ruua, charged With commit
TIM; Hcyerai burglarios and araon tho past few
months III Concorlia, was hansod by u mob last
night 9 miles form that village.
, 1874-12-08

spectai Dispatch 10 lhe Chicago l'ibnne.
L1scoLS. Neb., Deo 7.--Two litelo boys OF
Dayitl llasarauolt, Of Milford, sano County.
woro drowned yesterday by breakng. through tho
leo on tho Big Buo lIlyor. Hoyoral ots!er. per-
Sons NARROWLY escaped sharing tolr fato III brnyo
eTorts to sayo tho unfortunate boys.
, 1874-12-08

Speeiai NfslN1ch to TIE CHc0a8 Tfth1tft.
IxD1AsAroL1B, Ind, Dec. 7.1oun ]. llll, o.
oolorctl barber, was stricken with apoploxY while
reading tho Bibla ct tho colorcd church, aud viii
not Hurviye.
Martin brent, eoction hand OIL tho Ynnda1la
1,ontl, wan fatallJ luyt yesterday by boing ruu
over. 10th legs wcro cut oil at tho hips.
, 1874-12-08
BURGLAR AND rauENp1Any ARRESTED.

S1seia. pi1psteh to 1Isr CAscuao Tribune.
WARREN, O., Doc. 7.--John Hnfiels, ono Of
tho burglarn WIG p!undercA and burned \ ntoro
in Henorn. o., was arroatod III nrlato!s wootB
to-day mud lodged in Jail lore. uo confeasoa all.
, 1874-12-08

MELANCHOLY ACu1DI:Nr.

speefal Dispatch to The Chtcaao Trfbnne.
SrnlSoF1ELp, ILL.,, Dec. IA melancholy acci-
dent occurred yestartlay afternoon miion east
OF this city, on tho aouth fork OF tho Saugamon
Isiver, by which four children woro drowned.
There wero about dozon children. ranging i'll
ago from to II years, who had collected ontho
river for tho purpose Of skating. Dut ilvo Of
thoBo, however, would vonturo OIL tho leo. md,
when they wero about Is foot from the shore,
tho leo broke and all wont down. A little boy
Of II trlol hard to sare his littlo sistof,
hut bnforo lo reached tho shoro bo had
to lot 10, md tho lttlo girl sunk ont Of sight.
Tho buy saycl himself. Yhe nainea Of the chill
1Iornbeolsor, children OF poor widow woman who
liyou near by, The other was Edward Ward. Tic
bodies or ali tho children wero recovered.
, 1874-12-08

airuEriastnE so Gun for tho lulrt1ago Of taes fur
tll0 uau ot tho losOillee Department III executing l!o
law requiring tlo prepayment OF postnGa Oh news-
iarern. ......
sr. cox wantel to orer m amendment excepting
from tito opuratton of tho law wIiorc Kn s.rl
taits Wcrn taken prior to tie LIT Of 3uary l5. u.d
allowing pnstago III those to be lal Ut tho placa
uf destination.
5l:. Tyuor declined TO allow tlo amendment to 10
Offered Or spoken 10 by 3lr, Cox.
4ha tiM then rsh:cd.
Mr. Coz tAcryulou introduced \ bill to earry cut Tic
object indicated by him. Aufcrcud.
asrl.rREss-9td HILL.
Mr. p1,ora gayo uot!ce TINT 4e w''d' next aionda3
II 10 8ut tho floor, uoyo 10 Husona tho fu't:1 Hrl
lasa tiie hill which no sought to Introduce aud la=a to-
day, To REPEAL sllu "lrtss'GI1 law
A1iuIr1iriI.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-01

rs well as he remembered the family
tree of the aristocracy Of horseAesh.
Such men put book learning to the
blush. Books can't make the like OF
him any more than they can make
Hiram Woodruff or Dean Richmond.
Our contemporary pays well deserved
tribute to Williamson's honesty. The
mention is well bestowed He knew 20
perfection the ms and outs OF that life
which constitutes the experience OF a
thorough man of the world; and yet no
man ever whispered word against his
integrity. He had been an invalid for
many months before he died; bat a
hearty and thoughtful friendship made
his poverty and decline as comfortable
as it was honorable.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-01
SPAIN, SICkLES, ETC.

! Washington dispatches state that i
will be part of Caleb Cushing's mission
to Spain to attempt mitigation of tht
| Affairs of Cuba-.he abolition of slavery
anon: other things. A renewal of the
tender of our Governments good Offices
made some years since TO Spain, will be
made. The story of siekles' resignation
is told herewith
Washington, December 3o.-Thc fol-
lowing is the Geographic correspondence
between Secretary Fish and Minister
Sickles concerning the resignation of the
latter:
Madrid, December 5.-To Secretary OF
State Fish: II is published semi-otlicial-
ly that the Government disapproves of
my conduct in the case of tie Nir9iuius.
Ii, in the opinion of the President, my
resignation would facilitate satisfactory
termination Of that question, or be other
wise advantageous to public interests,
such resignation may be considered here
by respectfully rendered.
(SiSned) SICkLEs.
Washington, December Go Min
lstSt .o!ChicS. Iuc :ssitStu uiSti' pio'1i
of your conduct is entirely unauthorized
No dissatisfaction has been expressed or
intimated, and it is deemed important
that You remain. Your resignation at
this time would not lie accepted, as it
would interfere with the prospect of set
Element.
(S;gned) FISH.
Madrid, December 1G.-To Secretary
of State Fish: l respectfully request
that my telegram of the 9th instant,
rendering my resignation, and your reply
Q: the same date may now be pnblishet 1.
(Signedl SICKLEs.
Washington, December 17.-To Min
lister Sickles: Your tender Of resigna-
ton was only hypothetical, and your tele-
gram referred to alleged publication ur-
known here attributing dissatisfaction
which had not been expressed. Under
these circumstances publication is not
deemed necessary and cannot be author
lied
(Signed) FISH.
Madrid, December 20.-To Secretary
of State Fish: respectfully renew the
tender OF my resignation, which / trust
may be accepted without interfering with
the prospects Of an accommodation.
(Signed) SICKLEs.
Washington, December 2o.-To Min
lister Sickles: Your resignation will be
accepted. Letters of recall, with in
structiors, viii be forwarded by the next
mail.
(Signed) FISH.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-01

A PIocHKR SHOT N UTAu.-On Friday
evening S. c. Barnes received dispatch
from C. Drake, dated Monroe, Utah, Dec.
26, announcing that johnson, agent for
Barnes, had been shot and dangerously
injured. A dispatch from the same party,
dated yesterday, says johnson was at
Marysvale, and that Biggs was there
with Others trying to capture the party
by whom johnson was shot. johnson S
wound is described Us being in the breast
below the heart He was still alive, but
it was feared he could not recover. john
son worked in the Dexter stables while
Barnes owned them. He will be remem-
bered by many in this place. He is a
Canadian, and a very industrious and
worthy young man. No particulars are
given as to how the shooting occurred.
-Pioche Record, Dec. IS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-01

DEATH OF JUDGE SrAKEs.-News was
received in this city on Saturday last of
the sudden death of Hon. Archibald Gar
risOn Stakes, County Judge of Stanislaus
county. From all we can learn he was
killed by being thrown from his buggy
while travelling on the west side of the
San Joaquin river. Hisneck was broken
by the fall and instant death ensued.
Judge Stakes at the time of his death was
about so years of age. He was pioneer
Californian, and former resident of this
county. In 1852 he was elected County
Judge Of San Joaquin county and served
in that capacity one term. For the last
twelve years he has resided in Stanislaus.
and has taken q prominent part in the
Affairs of that county. His funeral took
place at Modesto yesterday at 2 o'clock.
Independent, Dec. 29th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-01

The United States District Attorney
says that no further proceedings will be
taken in the case of the Virginius. 1t is
not likely the vessel will ever be raised,
and it is deemed requisite that the vessel
should be produced before she could be
ibelled. Government officers say that
whatever may have been the relation of
Mr.. Patterson to the virginius at the time
IF her register, there is abundance of
proof that he was not the owner at tie
time Of her capture.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-01

only for an instant, his tough hide turn
ing aside the thrust. He often repeats
to friends Tom Cox's words, from men,
ory, almost exactly as they fell from the
speakers lips; and he really enjoys the
joke. But Judge Whitman was wholly
overthrown. He felt the cut SO deeply
that not all his subsequent success and
honors have wiped out the painful men,
ory.-S. r. Pos
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-01

Forenoou Beard.

$40 Ophir 26O. 265, 275, 275b3
1926 Gould and q 80. ~. 81 \ b30, 35h
| 1920 Best and Is, "a, 81, 34A
1920 Savage l25, l23. 1913. l23s3O
$40 Chollar- Potosi 49, 76, Scb39, 20
los Hale and n 20, Il, 74b3O, 73b5
100 Crown Point Us. 100. lI3 4b30, 1877
1850 Yellow Jacket 10, III, I23. l22hb5
$3.50 Imperial 9. So, S4, SAb3O
1875 Empire Mil 81. 6zs. ca bje, 7b3o
435 G Con Quartz 4, 35S,4
3895 kentuck 81, Sc, 35b5, 3eb5
80 Alpha 80, 81, 80, lOeb3O
533 Belcher Ill. 1G9. Hobs. 1c9S
1880 Confidence Is, lGk, II, lIblO
2l62 Con Virg 50. 50, u. IS
SO Sierra Nevada 81. 3a, d. &c
2s3 Exchequ,r 20, 10. 40, AN
go DaDey2
$40 Seq BeIcher $50, 40. 1879
223O Overman 10, 100, l02, los
SOS Justice Is, "a. ABS. 13A
$40 Snecor 4, ~, lhb30,
2e5 Buckeye az, 2k. III, .
el9O Lsdy Bryan 81, 81. 3a,as
635 Julia Ga, Ga, Z, IA
1910 Caledonia 40. IS, 3cb5, s.
Evening Report.
2G6O Valley IL. 12A12
43o Raymond and Ely 4s, IS1. b3a, lsb@o, 1873
ls5 Phoebe s, ~
30 Eureka Cen 10. 9t %
$50 Wash and Creole 4
100 Excelsior
1920 Page and 2 q, "a
$50 Am Flag42a
so Insomsr &c
25 and HI}a
2i99 Belmont 30, 81, 3.b39, SIX
30 Peak Toe, 7Jc
eC5 Newark . -.
l555 NJ Belmont ~, Sbia, .s.7is
ESQ Rye Patch $. So "a, So BIZ
SO ku-kluy Con 5
1850 Eldorado Sol ,eS
Clio Bullion 81, 81, 80. 35b3D
go Utah 10. 9H, "a, Iob3
go Central l3n, III Is, lna 100
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-01

THs Dutch have gained decisive vic
tory over the Acheneese and are healthy.
The exercise agrees with 'em.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-01

THE Jail birds at Lagrange, Ky, set
fire to their prison house and ran away
by the light of the flames.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-01

Par HOLLAND has been presenting a
gold spike to the Eureka and Palisade
marrow gauge r. r. Where lie got the
same is not stated.
, 1874-12-23
Details OF Another Plot Against Dis
lnarcI's Eifo.
Proposed Now Eztradition Treaty
Between Germany and the
United States.
The insults Offered by tho Carlists
10 tho German Flag to So
Avenged.
4 New Legislative Body 10 Be Estab-
li3hoa in Japan,


GERMANY.
Es TRADITION TREATY WITH T1lE UNITED rTATEs.
DENLlE. Dec. 22.-rriuco DinmaroS has moved
In tho Federal Council that TN oxtraditiou treaty
bo concluded with tho Unitod States, which shall
replace ali am!ar troatios now existing between
that ooiitry aud the various German Govern
me,lte. r..
''T1IE ct:HTEs:1A1. COMMISSION.
Tho Imperial Commission OF Germany to tho
Centennial Es&lsion at Philadelphia Ia conf
roHcd or tha Following Gontlen,ou: DR.. Jncobi,
Of tho Department Of Commerce, President ;
hles8rs. Htanve, Wedding, Kauf,nnnn. and l1ol-
ltdcn, Of Prslssin; Haron Won Nostltz WallwtZ,
SAXON 9inistera at Heriin Baron Won SpitZo,nhory,
Minister Of Wuytcnburg; Or. Kruger, IiGnsca-
Tho Fedora! Council for Hcsao. and Horr Reithor,
nlornbor Of Co1,ucii for Bavaria.
TIL: rI.Or AGAINST D1st.ARc1i'y LIrI:.
Tho NnrM German Gasette publishes tho fol-
loving dotnila Of nnothor plot aEeinst tho lilo OF
D!uluarcz Tt ScptcMbor, 1878, I. French Arch
hlnhup received anonymous letter, tho writer
Of which oIfored to Kill Bismarck for E1o,u0O.
III accoud lo.tor tho writer incloBo.l
a photograph. md Gaso htg nao1o and
adIreaa III follows: ''Duchcase poncolot, n1c
Leopold, Soraiug: Tho Archbishop con,n,uni-
Gated theso latter5 to tho Fros,cl Government.
which informed Diema.oh OF tho affair. Ponce
waa watched. It was aHcoitained that
but becoming awaro Of police surveillance iio
raIinquiahcd his intention. Subsequent dolail.
u1 tho n:fair arc not ps1b]ghcd. Tho photograph
iurlcged to tho Archbishop was not Of Toneclet,
hut Of & fellow 'ori:ulau, who Ia supposed to
lnyo been q confederate.
, 1874-12-23

1ust!oo nor regard for tho Fundamental i,atl!u-
thus Ut tlio country i,aa loen nbio to olleot.
WG makn thH appenl III adynnco o. thu ilnal
consun,1nutlon Of tho Eroat wlohE about being
pnrpctrated upon tho peoplo, M wo Rre na tusi-
troly assured OF tho Intention Of Tho returning
oi}icorg to
DErnAup THE PEOPLE
Of tho fruits Ut tllo!r political yctorr na II tho
net hntl been nlroady conAnnlnntHa. We Aro
not camorny fnr, party purposes, TINT ono
ret Of inca should hs substituted for n,oshor
na public officers. Our rolltgnanco to ncE1,bllc~
nns In Louiaia,,.I Is mt laanl atugo.hcr OH Tho
fact nr itn being uBarpniion. Valucd M gootl
principals Are, nstl Froaaly as thoy hhvo urc1i
valasol. yet 1t IL uot for that raEAon Glunc that
tho pooTlo VI Lousiana nro cIasnorng for roliei.
Tho penplo tlomand that thuao aiectutl by thnn
shall Eoyorn, 10 that t!,oy n,ay DO rscaEea from
nil oppression grownHo intolorablu tllnt taxation,
Ehicl, Ina become notlfBcnt,oit, nny bo light
cnoa titat litoolia ana widespread poverty md
tstrllhS may ba ronuyed, and That they may bo
pernsittod to live by ho!'cat indnat.y; tlant III
honeat t'oyer,,neut for tAoir protection may bo
Hlllntitutod for
sysrEMAr1zEn connEnr.
. Tor thoao ronaons we, Tho down-troi1t7on citi-
gonH in this frao Louisiana. now call o, tbo pcu-
plo Of tho FREQ btRtos OF America. II yon would
you,nolf remain FREQ nnl retnin tito riyhtp at
Aulf-Eovernmont to tlomnnd In tonoH thai cannnt
lie nlAuntcrul0otl or isrggartou Tint tho sllnc-
koS hD n:rickon from 1.onistann, ind tho power Of
tho Us.ltea sta.ea 0rmy bo 10 iongor used 10
ko7p II llortlo ii ,lltyoatnrera III power,
taiEncd) .. II. nou:LAS, Chairman.
W. q. IAYiloND,
A1,nn M1Tc!lE..,
u. G. BlAc1tAEIr, Committee.
Rooas or TnE CoM;;1rrIf Of srvEsry.
NEW UELIAas, Dec. -. Ibid. +.
At 1noating hold this oyell,ug, Doc. "a, 1s73.
tho foregoing adsiress wan road nna unanimously
affirmed. Il. II. hfAnN, Chairman.
JAMES ". COLLINS, Secretary.
, 1874-12-23

VESSELS LAID UP IN THE EEtLhHD CANAL.
sEec'al Dispatoa "a 7'aa cAt.ago tribune.
Ponr coIEonSE, Dec, o2.-The following is n
coulplo!o list OF yosaols lald up in tho Wel]and
Cauul
Al Tor! Co!5orue--propellcr Araxcs schocu-
ers Anuiu Falcouer, II. ". Huag, Uuint lack,
Pandora. Miami nelIo; Larlts Laul,. Dollo. kato
br.tco, Emurald,. Huron, shandon, .lallxeeil: !;
tueg sat.y Jnct Jano Armstrong, liittio lla!ght,
Maggie. o. dordon, r. II. 1lasmitn, ". a. Nonth
=. T. alo!on. g. II. Carter, IL. A. Laughliu, Ifco-
tor, favornc.
al 81. Cat'ertnea-prope1lors nussia, pora|a,
sco1in. ,Farope, dominion. City OF st. Catl1oriaog
soyoroign, Lincoln; baris &, NJ, Medium, +.
Neolon. ]. IT, E,nsou1. diary Morritt, J. q. Waod-
rntl Mary, Augusta, Luttiaa. Canada, Gibraltar,
S:asaIlau; sclooners British. Qucel,, !. e. Ala
srut!., Jn,nes Norria, 81. A,urew; ;,arge Lisgar.
At Port NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. California;
Trnnsit, EntornriBe, lsland Fesly; barl:s st.
Lawrence. Arctic, Alexander; brg Baltimore; !;
Aci.nonels hlbatsoaa, Alhocorc, Antelope, Son
htur, New Dominion, Asnoa, Alpha, Il. i. A1ur-
,ay. A. Alnir. ". Il. Broclr.
~ lKctl7ad-park N.wanoah; achooners Wa
col,Htn. llooiwonsl.
1o.at humber iaid up In tho Wellaul Canal, 90.
, 1874-12-23

THE rorrAloltrLY nuDaET OF :;Ews.
BAN FrASc,aco. Doc. 22.-Tho mail sseamal,ip
VaHco Do Garl4a arrived this afternoon from
uoug Iong, viz Yokohama. Her latest dates
arc Hung Kong, Nov. Is, md Yokohama,
Dec. 6.
Tho attention Of the Japanese Government is
now turned upon tho establishment Of I. nerre-
sentative Assembly. Which las bonn in abeyaucc
during tho dispute with Chine. Tho Hltlihood IL
that it will como into operation earIy In the
spring.
An important failure llaa talcn place in Tokol
Tho firm IL that Of Ono & Co. Tloy wero CO.
tocmcd rs ranking among the wen!thiest and
safest in Tho Whole country. md short time
back. III connection With tho alitsui, tho great
t:ctiuan bsnkola, e2talliahod tllo ao-cal lied
Il, ,U0V, 0G0 towards tito capital.
Tho Japan GG.ea9P. in describing tho paaco fos-
tivties, uaya tho streotB OF tho native towna pre-
aoutcd an animated and brilliant appearance.
exceedingly muddy sta.o OF tho thoroughl2res
being tho gseutoas drawback 10 outdoor cnjoy-
usnt. Despite tits, the a.soeta woro crowded
with sisiltHeore, among whom not q foV foreign"
era were to ba eecn.
Ii IL protsJ n'cll kaosn that On the 1as OF Jap-
uasy next tho Japanese Government will UNDER
tako tho cA:yin, IF postal sorvieo between tho
United 2tn:eu alld t'lht country by the terms OF
y convention 0El0t0N INTO DetNe2lt tho Two I0tT-
Org. Tue ,na!iH between Sun Francisco nnI Yo-
kolsam.. it III understood. will DO conveyed, as
now, in yea:elB Of tho pacitc Mail Steamship
Company. But. n3 it is ra:t OF tile bargain that
tio 0eliTsrY shall incluGo Shanghai, speculation
tas been EIfo latoly III to wlla. company
tho Postal Department would be l!koly to select
for tleir conyeyanca to tho Shanghai terminus,
1t VIII ,1lnoraa thut Japanese Steamship tonl-
tany wtH shout to bo organized on T. large scalo
t., onter tue ls!H with tho PEoiu Nail Steamship
Company Oil that particular limo. aud tl,et to
them wna to br aliottcd tho duty to nryango tls
maila ClI;uawards. 1t was nla0 reported that
contract hud been nnterod into between the Coy.
c:nMent mud Tho Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany for q mail snryice between Yokohama and
Shanghai, to leavo cacIl end weakly.
T4o following itu.ns ayo collated from tho
Hong Hong Daily Press:
io!low River, nosr liz mouth. 1.ns changed isa
courae, causing widespread ihul!dationA aud Ills
.tfoss.
Thu Japaunso indemnify Of 900, 900 tae!s Is be-
ing drawn 1roE. ths Natio.lal Iroanury at Shang-
hht from f1ntls receiycd from custom duon.
Tho htatoluent that tho Emperor OF China had
rofuBed to rocotyo lilo DolgiIn Miniatos IL incor-
reos, His Exco!loucy having bcou received in due
form.
Tho Daily Press lcarps from Coroa that tho
Government there Is roally in the llandB Of =
young man q yoara Of age, md thnt trade with
China has boon resumed under atrics eondi-
Uuua.