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NT0sr DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
M Holland. Belgium. the Rhine, Switzerland, &C.. via
ROffERDAM
stenlneI - ~
These beautiful steamers. carrying the United States
mail TO the Netherlands, well known Ter the regu
larity oi their tr!pa Bates Of pa ssaSe iow ropprs
General Agents 50 Broadway.
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sUPERIOR COURT -sPROIAL TERM.

Decisions.
by Judge Sedgwfck.
Reaney vs.. Downan.-Motion denied.
Frankenburg va. New York 30 very Fire Insur.
Anco COmpany.-AllowRnce OF $3.50 granted
Keylive vs. Gold Heating Company Of New
York.--M0tl0n granted.
President, &C, OF the insurance. Compauy OF
North America Va. Lathrop.-Aotion granted by
default
COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TRRk-PART a.
Weakening OF the Defence In . Suit
afslts Agafnst the City.
Before Judge Larrimore.
The case Of Charles L. Thatcher against the city
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NAGLE LINE Hf
To PLYMOUTH rHERB0URG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail from
New York as iollows:- .
SCHILLER, Captain Thomas. December i5
from Eagle Line Pier, 1901 Of frs! street Hoboken
RATES OF PASSAGE 70
PLYMOUTH LONDON, CHERBuURG and HAMBURG.
CabinFirst saloon $l0O gold second saloon SeV gold
Sfecrage, $a4, currency.
Prepaid stecrage tickets from Hamburg, $l currency.
For freight apply to FUNCH EDYE 4 CO.. ~ South
Wiilian, street /.
For passage apply to KNAUTH. MACLEOD KUBKE,
General AGENTS. lis BROADWAY,
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EUROPEAS srraMsuvps.

ONLY DIRECT LINE ro FRANCE
7HE GENFRAL TRANS ATI.ANrIc covp.yi,s
mAtt hAueE STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YoRk AND
The vessels on Tins tayorie route for The Con-
from pier No 60 North styer a. ioiiows. vi" sati
nn,LE ~ saturday. Dec II
r. hEi ~ saturday, Ice 2;
Sr hENr........,.......... Saturday Jan
PRICE or PAsSA * III GoLD iineladnS uI',an %
First CABIN, Sl25, Second, S75. THIRD, SS
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates
American travellers. bs taking tiis line avoid both
by English railway and the discoforts cros
lug the Channel besides saving time, trouble cx-
Po"'s' GeORGF MACKENZIE Agent 8, proaswax
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A LBCrURE EVERY EVENING AT s O'CLOCK ON
nervous debility and special diseases at ir Kahn's
iuseum. Remember the address, 6S8 Broadway near
fourth street he largest and most magnificent nu-
cum In the world. Admission Soc.
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HAMBuRG-AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANy,s LINE
III tor PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
CIMBRIA Dec. Y THUKdNGtA; Dec 81
FRISlA ....-.....,... Dee. "a WESTPuALIA.:.. Jan
Hamburg and all points in England, Scotland and
WaIps:-
First Cabin upper saloon. gold
FIRST Dab n lower saloon. gold. d................. 20
KUNHARDT Co. Z. Il. RICHARDS RoAS.
General Agents, General Passenger Agents
81 Broad street. New York 81 Broadway, New York.
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GeORGF MACKENZIE, Agent

JNMAN LINB-soUTHERLY COURSE. 4
Roy al Mail steamers arc appointed TO sail as folows-
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CIITY 9P NEW YoRK...... saturday Dee ~ al 7. n.
CRY or MONTREAL, Saturday. Jan. 2 1873 at r 81.
Cabin passage, $50 500 and SIS. gold
Cabin and general ofice. SO. IS Broadway
Holm a DALE Agent.
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"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
STEAMER EVERY SATURDAY.
from Company's piers 20 and q North River New York.
ELYSIA.. Sat Dec ~ VICTORIA. Sat-, Dec 2s
CALIFORNIA. Sat, Dec 10 UTOPIA. Sat, Jan q
Rates OF passage payable in gold -
TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY,
F..H QUEENsT0WN OR BkLFASL tf
Cabin, 30 160 and SO according 20 accommodations
INTERMEDIATES AND STKERA9K
as low by any other first class line.
Drafts issued for any amount At reduced rates.
HENDERSON BROS. Agents. No Bowling Green
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THE OHIO LEGISLATURE,

Opening Session OF the General ASSEM-
bly-RecOmm IN endattons of Governor
Allen In His Message.
COLUMBUS, Dec. /, 1874
Both branches OF the General Assembly con-
vened at ten A. N. to-day The Governor In his
message calls special attention to the condition OF
the sinking fund ana that clause in the constitu-
tion which makes 1t not only discre etonary but
imperative upon the General Assembly TO pvbvlde
for the extinction OF the publc debt and 8dvises
the repeal OF the statutes authorizing the tempo
rary transfer OF money from one fund to another,
and that provision be made for an immaculate re-
turn TO the sinking fund OF 5000 600 that snad been
loaned to the common school lund.
On the subject OF railroads Governor Allen says
that they should not be hampered by vlndictive
legislation, but should be held strictlJ, amenable
TO judicious legislation, and closes by Yecommend-
Ing that the salaries Of public odnceZs be raised
and fees cut down.
In tue House to-day o resolution was adopted
for the appointment OF q Joint CO nmlttee to pre-
pare amendments to the constU utiOn. A resolu.
tton asking Congress TO fix the SALARY Of the Presi-
Was tahaGl.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
ARKANSAS.

The Clans Concentrating for the Fight
Before Congress-Undoub ubted Assuran
Furnished All Partics-A Supporter Of
Wood for the Speakership.
LITTLE RoCE, Dec. l, 1874.
Congressman-elect Wiltshire, who recently went
to Washington IN the interests OF Governor Gar
land, arrived here to-day. It is thought his unex
pecsed return is Tor the purpose OF raising FUNDS
with which to defend the Garland government be-
fore Congress- lie Is confident that Congress Will
decide the Garland government legal ana will sus-
tain 1t against either Smith or Brooks Mr..
Joseph BROOKS, ex-Chlef Justice Mcclure and
Colonel w. S. oliver lett for Washington to-day
look after the BROOKS interest in the contest. The
officers Of the Garland govern ment have been ex-
ceedtngly active to-day, and 1t Is evident that
some important movements on loot, either Tor
the apprehension OF Smith and his secretary OF
State or to make matters lively at the national
Capitol
THE STATE HOUSE
Is strongly guarded by Garland militia tonight
and sentinel is posted at the entrance to The
grounds, who permits no one to pass without the
cOuntersign. Republicans are still confident OF
success and claim TO have undOubted assurances
from leading republican Congressman that they
will be sustained and either Smith or BROOKS
placed in the Gnbernat0rial char. 1t is evident
shat there will be strong body from Arkansas at
Washington this winter.
Congressman elect W. F. Slemons, of the Second
district, will avor Fernando Wood for Speaker OF
the next house. Gunter, OF the Fourth district, Is
In Washington.
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UTAH..

Miners Contesting the Right OF Way
for . Railroad-Serious Disturba nc ss
Anticipated.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. l, 1874.
The Bingham Canon Railroad Company have
been meeting for some time past with serious
opposition to the extension OF their road from
miners, who object to the railroad crossing their
claims on the way up the canyon. For some time
the resistance was confined to rolling rocks
down at the workmen employed grading
the road. and several persons were ar
rested for the offence. Some few days
ago a miner. whose claim they were crossing.
chased the manager and all the railroad employees
with o Henry rife, having fred several shots at
them. He was arrested and placed under bonds.
Other parties have also engaged In shooting, ana
on Saturday the Vice President and all the en-
plOyes OF the railroad company were arrested, on
Complaint OF miner. and brought before justice
of the peace for Illegally taking possession OF Thinning
property. AS four indictments were found to-day
iOr assault with intent to KIN, IL Is thought some
OF the principal parties will soon be arrested. n
prompt legal measures are not taken to suppress
the disturbances the war between the miners and
the railroad employees will become general.
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JAY COOKE COMPANY IN BANKRUPTCY.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. !, 1874.
The nrst meeting OF tho creditors OF Jay Cooke
h Company was held to-day, when the report OF
the trustees was submitted. In regard to divi-
dend the report says:-
The commi tee have deemed proper to revoke the
8h Of May. that date the opinion the Court
given upon the proper construc on OF the Forty
third section of the Bankrupt Act and the committee
thought Ii best to hold meeting the ist day oi
December set out In the notice issued the 9th
November Tor the purpose OF considering the subject
mentioned In that notice This appeared to the
committee to be the more appropriate method
OF dschargng their duties this regard 1t should be
that the cash account MED by the
does dlsngu ush items derived from the individual
estates OF those derived partner
ship property The trustee has, however. made
tul analysis for the balance OF $50 $50 S shown be
his hands these sources respectively, the
suits in the aggregate show that the SAIL 93
all that Is strictly applicable, at the present stage OF
the proceedings, for cash dividend to the creditors
1he precise amount OF claims against the
yet been definitely and cannot be until the
of the exceptions that have been
to several OF the larger claims
conversation ensued, during which Mr. Bullitt
said II the claims preferred against individual
members OF the firm are proven there Will hardly
be anything left for the creditors oil tho firm.
During the conference between the committee
and the creditors the best OF order prevailed, and
at It's close the majority OF those present retired
apparently satisfied, for the time being, with the
explanation made to them. These meetings WITH
be held daily until the obecs thereof Is accom-
piisned
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CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.

Meeting OF the Convention at Rich
mond-WeIeome OF the Delegates by
the Mayor-fseport on transport tfor--
appointment of Committees.
RICHMOND. ya.y Dec I, 1874.
The American Cheap Transportation Convention
net here at ten O'Clock this morning, President
Josiah Qullcy, OF Massachusetts, in the chair.
Hon. A. Nj. Kiely, Mayor OF Richmond.
made an eloquent address or welcome.
winch was very happily responded to by the Pres
ident committee on credentials was ap-
pointed, and the Convention took recess until
three O'Clock +. M.
Afternoon Session.
The Convention reassemhled at three O'Clock.
MT John 4. Henry. OF New York, presented the
anout a 100 delegates were present. Mr.. F. b.
JhurDer, OF New York, read an able report on
VI maosportaon IN when he sSetcaed the nstery
pointed out the remedies when were in
general railroad laws and the control OF through
lines by the general government He discussed
the relative merits OF canals and trans-continental
railroads. and argued IN iavor OF the latter. The
report was referred to a committee OF one from
each State represented, to be appointed by the
various DELEGATIONS. A similar committee on
resolutions was also ordered. recess was then
taken I'LL eight O'Clock L. M.
Evening Session.
AT the night session OF the Convention the re-
ports OF the Secretary and Treasurer were re-
celved ana the loowing committees appointed
On resoutions-Josiah Quincy, oi Massachu-
sets; Charles Il. Hul, OF New York; N. ID. Ingerso,
OF Colorado; General 7. l. Rosser, OF Minnesota; ;
+. =. Davidson, OF Missouri; General A. $. Pratt
o. ONO; Colonel 9. S. Darlington, OF Virginia !;
m. +. Manry, OF West virginia; Colonel J. W.
FroDei, OF Georgia; William Johnson, Of North
Carolina; William 1. Moody, OF Texas; Lyman
Bridges, OF hlinos; Colonel d. Wyatt Aiken, of
South Carolina; william Maxwell OF Tennessee !;
Wiiiiam Kei,er, OF Maryland, and Colonel Il. Nj.
Lttier, OF Iowa.
on reports-Josiah Quincy, Of Massachusetts; +.
".
Colorado; General Rosser. of Minnesota; +. G.
Conant OF Missouri; $. H. Ellis, or Ohio; X. M. T.
Hunter of virginia; NJ. i. Maury, OF West vir-
glnia; e. NJ. Kucker, Of Georgia; A. Graves, OF
North Carolina; W. l.. Moody OF Texas: james l.
Allen, OF Utmost Colonel D. W. Aiken, OF South
Carolina; w. NJ. Potter, Of Iowa; William Max
we'll OF tennessee; Oden Bowie, OF Maryland.
Tne Committee on Water Transportation will
submit report tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
HUDSON CHARTER ELECTION.

Party Lines Oblfterated-A Mixed Re-
suit.
HUDSON, N. Y, Dec. ], 1874.
The charter election in this city took place to-
day. and resulted as foilows:-J8mes N. Townsend
(repubcan), for Mayor, Is elected by 2o6 majority
william B. Skinner idemocrat), for Treasurer,
without opposition George L. Little (republcan),
for Assessor, elected by 392 majority.
The democrats elect Supervisors In the First and
Third wards and the republicans in the Fourth
ward. The Second ward Is tie The democrats
elect Aldermen In the First, Second and Third
wards and the republicans in the Fourth ward.
The result was very much mixed on the local Is
sues and has no political significance.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
NORTH CAROLINA.

Bill for tho Adjustment OF the Public
Debt of the State.
RALEIGH, Dec. l, 1874.
In the State Senate to-day Mr.. jenkins, OF Cleve-
land, introduced a bill for the adjustment Of the
public debt OF the State, which bill provides TOR
the issuing OF new ponds payable at the expira-
tion OF thirty years, and bearing six per cent in
rest, to be exchanged for the Old bonds in the foL
lowing Manner
The Treasurer shall exchange the new bonds at the
rate of twenty five cents the dollar for bonds
since the but under acts of the Legislature adopted
before the war shall pay sixteen and twothrds cents
the dollar for bonds issued during the intcrna
improvements snail pay twelve and half cents the
dollar tor bonds issued for funding the interest the
public debt of the STATE under the acts of the Legsla
ture OF shall pay ten cents on the dollar for
bonds issued since the under the ordinance of the
Convention and the several the Legislature not
to include the special tax bonds.
The bill was referred and ordered to be prin ted.
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axe. comrsrauvey nrle part in war discussions

ifFHtIVeV HttIe part IN war dIScuGSOnAs
-. DELAY.
~ is nov deubred whether the Japanese Post
M MUnlee can oe got ready for the commencement OF
Tue neW postal system by the LIST OF January next
FokElGN SOLDIERS LIKELY TO BE REMOVED.
~ u semi-oniclaliy announced that the French
anu EnSllsh troops stationed at Yokohama will be
sent holfe before the end Of the year
FETES AT COUNT.
The Mikado's birthday was celebrated November
with military reviews, state receptions and
public festivals OF all Kinds. Tue foreign Diplo-
matic Corps dined by invitation, at the Imperial
Guest House IN xeddo.
FORTIFICATION,
The Japanese are rapidly preparing to erect for
ti1cations on all important points along the coast
A TERKIBLE DISASTER.
The boiler OF q steamer on Lake Btw1 exploded
and the passengers and crew, numbering LOO, are
reported 10 have been either killed by the explo-
sion or drowned.
USEFUL WORK BY THE NAVY DEPARTMENT..
orders nave been Issued by the Navy Depart
ment Offering rewards Tor the discovery by Japan
ese shlps OF unknown rocks and shoals In Eastern
waters.
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THE ARGENTINE REVOLUTION.
Troops and the Insurgents-Gsn-
eral Mitre in the Field

RIO JANEIRo, Nov. so, 1874
Advices received here from Buenos Ayres re-
port that battle was fought on the 25th inst near
La Verde between the government troops and the
insurgents.
The national forces were commanded by General
Aeras, and the insurrectionists were under
General Mitre.
SEVERE ENGAGEMENT AND MANY MEN SLAIN.
The engagement was severe one, lasting three
hours and closing without decided result.
Four hundred OF the gov vernment troops were
killed and wounded. The loss Of the Insurgents
was not known.
Colonel Borgas. Of the government army was
wounded.
The Insurgent Leader said to be Anxious
for Peace.
MoNTEvIDEo. Nov. 20, 1874
1t Is reported here that General Mitre has sent a
representative to Buenos Ayres to nego,late with
the government tor the cessation OF hostiiities.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
BRUSSELS CONFEREN CE.

LONDON, Dec. 2, 1874.
Berlin despatch TO the Times says Russia
contemplates the reassembhng next March
In 81. Petersburg OF the International
Law Conference lately held in Brussels.
Exertions will probably be made to secure the
consent Of Great Britain and some minor states
Ihe work OF the Conference win be confined to the
enactment OF the more purely philant nthropic
clauses Of the programme proposed by Russia. II
these endeavors fall the three Northern Powers
may possibly settle the matter alone
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
First Day Of the Winter Running Meet
ing-BilOxi the Winner of the Hurdle
Race, Puss Brolnax the Slocomb Stake es
and Bauankeel the Mile Heats.

First Day of the Winter Running Meet
tng-Biioxi the Winner OF the Hurdle
Race, Puss Brolnax the Slocomb stakes
and Bauankeel the Mile Heats.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. !, 1874
The Louisiana Jockey Club winter meeting was
to-day. The weather was clear and
cold and the track in good condition. The at
tendance was small.
The first was hurdle race. two miles, over
eight hurdles; CluD Purse S5OO-$350 to nrst, 500
TO second and $50 70 third horse. The race was
won by Biloxi. beating Chris Doyle. Huntress,
Mary Forrest and Captain Jack in the order named.
Time, 4:00h. Captain Jack fell at the second hur-
die. In the pools Biloxi sold for $140 Huntress
$3.50, Chris Doyle $40, Mary Forrest SIS and Cap
tain Jack SIS
The second race was the SlOcomb Stakes for two
year-olds. $25 entrance, pay or play, with $7O0
added; second horse to receive $500 and third
500; one mile, to carry three-year-old weights.
There were eleven nominations and three horses
started. The race was won by Puss Brodnax,
beating Leap Year second. and Pauline Sprague
third Time, :50k. In the pools Puss Brodnax
and Leap Year sold for $l20 each. ana Pauline
Sprague $50.
ages; mile heats; $500 to the lrst and 500 to the
second horse. The starters were Ballankeel, Bona
venture. Mary L. Bob Britton aud Tom Leathers:
BallanKeei won the race, the others being placed
as above. In the pools Ballankeel sold Tor $ll0,
Bonaventure $I0o, Mary l. SIS, Tom Leathers sl2,
Bob Britton $40.
NEW ORLEANS. La, DEC l. ls74-WINrER MEET.
for all ages; two miles, over eight hurdles $3.50 to
the first 500 to the second and $50 to the third
horse.
owners BILOXI ..........
Owners CHRIS Doyle. ."...................... 2
owners HuntreSs. ................ ...........
owners b. /. Mary Forrest, by Tuskina, dam
NOuCner...
owners captain Jack..... ..-s s..-.......... d
SAME DAY.-SLOCOMB STAKES, lOr twO-year-Ods,
20 carry three -year-oid weights; $25 entrance,
play or pay, with 800 added; one mile closed
with eleven NOMINATIONS.
STARTERS
W. Cottr's ch !. PuSs BrOdnax, by Daniel
Boone dam Emeline -. ..........-................ l
William COttrilrs b. T. Leap Year, by Leaning
Ton. 80.
J. II. stones CHI. l. Pauline Sprague, by Joe
Johnson, dam MOllie lnRersol.. ..................
Time, 1:50H.
SAME DAY.-Purse $500, for all ages; mile heats;
$4o0 to the first $l0O to the second horse.
STARTERS
w. jennings or. c. Balankeel, by Aster0id,
dam Schottlsche years old ..... l !
w. Cottr1il's Gu. m. BOnaventure, by Harry OF
the West, dam Maggie g., years od.....
N. Welchs ch m. Mary L., BY voucher, dam
by Epsilon, years Old. 3
owners BOZ BrlttOn. "A dlS.
Z. WarwIcks o. c. Tom Leathers by Camps
Whale, dam by Doubloon, years 0ld........ dis.
Time, 1:44h-1:45H.
By invitation OF the louisiana Jockey Club De
Moley Commandery, OF mounted Knights Templar.
from Washington drilled on the course between
the heats OF the last race. Their evolutions were
gracefully executed.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
LOUISIANA.

Kellogg Said To BE Making McEnery
the Coming Man.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l. 1874
Kellogg who was booked Tor Washington on
Sunday, now announces his determination to re.
main here. Some Of his friends admit that so long
as he remains here as Governor there VIII never
be government capable OF administering the law,
Furnishing murder and other crimes and giving
the State peace. Conservatives express the benef
that In January he win bow TO fate and make no
serious opposition to recognition Of McEnery as
the Governor.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
ITALY.
National Measures for the Relief Of Garibaldi,

ROME, Dec /, 1874
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day several bills
providing for the grant Of an annual sum of money
to Garibaidl were read.
Signor MinghettL President Of the Ministry,
agreed to an early consideration or the subject
and announced that the government would submit
bill with the same object In view.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
CUBA.
A Spanish Gunboat with Suspicious Craft in
Tow-The British Flag at the Mast
head Of the Schooner.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Nov. 25, 1874.

oANTIAUU DE CUBA, NOV. 70, 1874.
Via HAVANA.
Spanish gunb0at arrived In this harbor to-day
with a small schooner in tow, flying the British
nag.
The vessel was found on the coast twenty five
miles from this port and two miles and half
from the shore. She still carries the British
colors, although an armed crew from tue gunboat
Is on board.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
TURKEY.

LONDON Dec. 2, 1874
special despatch to the Daav Ne,os
from 'Constantinople states that the Grand
Vizier has sued the editor OF the sup
pressed LeUdnt Herald for defamation
OF character and that in the event or his con-
demuation the Turkish government will apply to
the British Embassy for the EDITORS expulsion
from the country.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
AFRICA.


LONDON, Dec. 2, 1874.
The mail steamer from Cape Town, Africa, has
arrived with news that Griqua Land has been an
nexed by the British authorities completing the
territorial connection between Cape Colony ana
Natal 1t was believed that this acquisition would
lead to the political union OF the two colonies and
the representation OF Natal in the Cape Parlia-
ment
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Emin MouhNs Pasian, Turkish States
man.
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Parthia will leave this port on
Wednesday Tor Queenstown ana Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close OF the Post once
at haif.past eight O'Clock A. NJ.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe
win be ready at half-past seven O'Clock IN the
morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Dec i, 1874.
The storm on the eastern coast OF Scotland and
England has abated- News Of wrecks OF vessels
and loss OF life continues TO be received
WEATHER REPORT.
Tho weather here Is unsettled.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
TEE ORANGEMEN.
Semi-Annual Session OF tho Grand
Lodge Of New York.

NEWhuhd. ~ ia. Dec Il 1874
The Grand Lodge OF orangemen Of the state Of
New York held ITS semi-annual session here to-
day. Nine lodges and three districts we're repre-
sentcd whe proceedings were secret So far as
ascertaned no business OF special Importance was
transacted, The lodge adiourneG TO meet IN New
YORK ctI In MAJ lA7A
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
ELECTION IN POUGHKEEPSIE.
PoUGHKREPsrR, N. Y, d,

PoUGHKEEPsrR, N. Y, Dec. !, 1874
Az the charter election to-day Jacob B. Car
peuter, democrat was elected Mayor, having no
opposition. The democrats also carried every
ward in the city which will make the Common
Council stand nine democrats and three repub-
llcApa.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
GUILTY OF MURDER.

WnLaAMspoRT, Pa, Dec. !, 1874.
The jury to-day rendered verdict OF murder in
the Hrst degree against Barney McCue for killing
John Deeter on the 25.h Of October last at Muacy
Dam. Jeslousy Is supposed TO have prompted, the
mprdsr4
The New York herald., 1874-12-02

Churchyard Coughs Arc Evils OF the
past. Any cough. however violent, be cured "
HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in one minute
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
Havana Mnrke ct.

HAVANA, Dec. !, 1874.
Spanish gold, 1856 a 236; American, 247 a 24y. Ex-
change excited. On the United States sixty days.
currency, ia q 116 premium; short sight, 1l8
l20 premium; sixty days. gold, 1873 140 premium;
short sight, 142 q 144 premlum on LONDON, III q
It's premium; on Paris, 14O Q 142 premium.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02

Am Offer Will be Received for Two
TEN CYLINDER HOE ROTARY PRESSES; WILL. Rs
SOLD Low. ADDRESS TIE NEW YORK HERALD
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
HIS MAJESTY THE KING.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. !, 1874.
The Hawaiian King and suite breakfasted this
morning in one OF the unfinished rooms Of the
Palace Hotel.