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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-12-12
A CARD.
SUNINIITPOINT DEPOT

FINHE undersigned having purchased the entire
i stock of Merchandise OF Me,srs HILLARY
a. JOHNSON, are prepared 10 offer % the public
great iuducemeuts-as they purpose doing a
strictly cash business have marked down goods to
a corresponding price. and solicit share of their
patronage. They ask OF the public trial.
WILSON BROTHERS.
summit Point, Sept. ., 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-12-12
NOTICE.
WOODEN TACTORY

VOHN j. JOBE, successor to VIM. Jobe 4 Son,
y in the Manufacture of
U00Jen Goods, Turns, &c.
at Brucetown, Frederick County, Virginia, l mile
from Vaudeville, Station on W. p. Strasburg
branch Of the Il. T. o. x. r., parposes prosecuting
the business, in all its details, with yigoy and will
endeayor TO sustain the enviabe reputation of the
Factory. Improved Machinery, Good Stock, En-
perienoed Workmen aud a careful supervision VI
the whole by the Proprietor justify the promise on
his behalf, and the expectation ON the part OF The
publie-of First Glass Goods.
p. 0. Address, Vaudeville, Clarke County, Va
Nav 81, 1873.
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NOTICE.

DRESENTS Tor every one, to be foupd a.
Dee. 70, 1873 GEO. 1. LlGHI.
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FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.


BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hand made--oHercd in thi. market for the first
time, aud for the sale of which have the agency.
These goods manufactured by j. W. Brigham 4
Co, are sold upon their merits and wurro"fef
equal 20 any that are made in the county. Every
Farmer Who values comfort, must have dry feet
Il can be eujoYcd bv wearing j. W. Brigham \
COS French Kip. aud Farmers Calt Boots and
ShOes-name ON the bottom.
A fun line OF GROCERIES as low - any in the
market Sugar, Coffee, Syrup, y. o. Molasscs,
Cheese, Crackers, Tea, 6c
Oct :. ls74. DAVID HOWELL.
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False Report.

P 5SJ k dS Gd5 and %lsd 3 aa always
Soy. -. WASHINGTON X LIPPlTT
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
EXEMPTIONS FROM TAXATION.

Two cases have just been decided by Judge
Van Brunt in the Supreme Court Special Term Oh the
exemption of property from taxation when held by
religious body for educational purposes. The Female
Academy Of the Sacred Heart which owns estate OF
about fifty acres, in which It's school is situated OF
viii n about four are used as kitchen garden
and the for place OF recreation for the scholars
complained forty Of t had been assessed by
the Assessors and liable TO be sold for taxes.
Judge Van Brun holds that the principal object OF the
exemption is the building ana the lot which IL stands
though also ncnded not only the lot supporting tue
walls, but much land necessary for the bene-
fetal use OF the OdlhinK as an academy. III the com
paint had averred that ali the land essential to the
purposes Of the academy, that might have been tray
ered by answer and issue raised for t1a bat there
being such allegation Of lts necessity the land must
he held liable 10 taxation. The demurrer sustained
with leave 10 amend complaint on payment OF costs.
In the The Hebrew Free School Association
The Mayor suit to be relieved from taxation on
the lot occupied by their school, Judge Van Brunt de-
cides that they should be exempted The only question,
says arises from the wording that exempted prop
cry must be exclusively the property Of religious
society; the intent Of the Legislature Luat, II
building belonging TO a religious society eXclu
svely used seminary of learning 1t should not
only be exempt from taxation, but also tie lot upon
taxation, the plaintiffs the exclusive owners OF the
premises and would be personally Liable for the tax lie
LOlds therefore, they are entitled to the rehei asked
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
DUTIES ON CHAMPAGNE.

Section 81 of the Tariff act of July IA, 1870,
imposes duty of so per dozen bottles champagne
and all other sparkling wines" imported In bottles
containing each not more than quart, but more
than one pint" The action also says that wines
brandy, and all other sprituous lquors imported IN
bottles shall pay an additional duty OF three
cents for each bottle" Last April Frederick Du Barry
imported a quantity Of champagne In quart bottles.
upon which ne paid duty of H per dozen Collector
Artbur then demanded additional duty Of three
on each of the bottles. That duty Amounting about
5000 was paid under protest. aud suit brought to
IL the following grounds Champagne Is not
knows to the trade rs wine. but pagne oniy,
aud having paid duty OF s6 per doSen bottles. this
Ties containing It canno under the section referred TO-
be eubiscfed 10 an additional duty of three cents each
The tried last week In tDe United States Circuit
Court before Judge shpmap, who reserved his decion
fl yesterday. when gave ono IN favor OF The Col
ector and said that Congress evidently Intended
pose an additional Of three cents on each bottle
containing imported spfritu9us bquer OF any kind
stanley Brown Clarke for the plaintiff, aud Assistant
Uacc btates District Attorney smith Collector
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Pratt of the Supreme Court, Brooklyn,
rendered decision yesterday quashug rs irregular All
the wrts OF mandamus hitherto issued by their unpaid
empuNes against the Commissioners OF CIifllles anu
granting percmptOry wrs against them III the cases Vi
Crumey and Cooper.
A point of practice of some novelty was de-
cided yesterday by Judge DonOhue in the suit OF Bur
chill against Hunt The action foreclosure suit
and was begun by publication against Hunt, who was
an absentee. The complaint was duly mailed 10 Dim
according law, hut while the publication was running
and before il was complete the complaint was amended
and this amended complaint was not mailed 10 hlnl
Tie purchaser at the foreclosure refused TO complete his
title claiming that notice OF the real ac lon had never
been given ac ually presumpfively 10 the chief de
fendant. Judge Donohue oyerrued his ollrctlon, aud
directed purchaser 70 take the title. Mr MARITIME
for the plaiulh; MIR. Matthews for the purchaser
Herman Endemann sued the city for $3.50
for making post mortem examinations ana chemical
analyses of persons deaths had occurred under
suspicious circumstances These services were rendered
in 1871 and 1872 and the original claim was for sl5OO
hut it was down TO $3.50 and audited by the Snprvi-
sOrs at that amount Tue city demurred 20 tlls com
plant ami the demurrer argued before Judge van
BTun who has sustained ii. He holds IN favor OF lhe
plaintiff that the action OF the Supervisors was waiver
Of any that his claim not one against the
county nevertheless holds that the provision OF tue
act Of 1868 fixing exactly the fees OF COrOners and hDo
shing other fees prohibits the payment OF any sueh
claim.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
crARrrYs rHoUGHr-FoR SICK SOLDIERS.

The ladies of the Union Relief Association
are making great OF the Fair open in the
Masonic Temple, at Twenty thirdst. and sixth-ave.
Many donations Of useful and fancy articles and re-
freshments been received and the sales at the
tables and booths have been very encouraging.
The Association organized for the care
of disabled soldiers and their families, and
have expended over s15SOOO In the past nine years
in relieving the necessities Of those entitled TO ther
assistance This work has been carried on without the
expenditure of single dOa: for agents outside help.
The ladies have themselves done the work Of visiting the
needy families watching with the SICK and supplying
the required comforts for feeble and destitute Less
has been spent these nine years Tor post
age stationery printing, and the necessary incidental
expenses connected vita the carrying of the work
of this association. During the present year the
ladies have assisted about 800 families, comprising
nearly 2.0J0 persons. The applications for hep
at the present time are very pressing, and The money
realized from tie Fair, 1t believed, Will enable the AS
ISOLATION with their work until the close OF the
wear, The ladies have been very busy in completing
their arrangements the various departments OF the
Fair, and The rooms tasteuly and even elegantly
ornameGted Special attention has been paid TO make
the Fair unusually attractive for chilCrCn aud youuG
peOple. Musical entertainments are given each even
lng and several popular speakers have agreed to make
short addresses. Refreshments lsbtd at mod
er e prices. Timely and to This deserving charity VIII
brighten many hope for " Merry Cbrstmue" and a
Happy New Year. IN the suffering families OF sick and
disabled soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
DECIsiONS-DEC. 10.
I'm the

Court of AppeaL-ALBANY, Dec. 15.-In tho
Court Of Appeals ID 1874. Decisions handed down; -.
Judgments eoSt-SuDeryson Of Richmond Coop y.
wsBdE Sanders Agt Gillespie Wiies ast Bsgqt h"se'~ -
and Is granted costs 70 abide the
Hols agI Schmidt, Shelton sg Merchants Dispatch
COMPANY sg Qugey: Marsh sg City VI Broofyn boJ'
scbesnger, Ackart sgt Lanang. -. ma,
Judgment bY duueng The amount sdded premium w.
com asd adsmen the sdudgc doe TO the
ta payable payable In and as
Alarmed esAwh as The Heu York and Austin silver MINING
Company. "a
Ore u reversed and Of Special Term
with oosts.-Jsckson sgt AntrewA ,,.a..
Order affirmed and judgment defendants snpahu'
with corx-Deeker ssI baltsman- ,..., ~itb
Of General Term reversed and jssmsn on VERDICT snn'' VIZ
eosfs-Pmoel sgt Jayoor. --A.
the motion with oesA-in ne matter W. "
hojeys Of AleghSny and tNuouton
Order Alarmed with eosts. Palmer sgt fasseJ.
eostBrady brupdsge, FrJ ET IN ~
recall ard amend the same 70 agree VIE ~
pdgueE handed dawn granted wtesat eostJcohs s
hoou dmiss appeal granted sa si0 cosu Of neson-oen
ag. nsyenpe1g PsnssS sRt. Psissn 80 Il -,
Motion 10 dss appeal grenled with $40 costs IN sns MOTION 9a
Mitchell, art Wheeler, Cbenapgp sgt Wheeler r,'
BsnL of oIo g Wbsseri First hAaoaai Bank A
Berlin sgt Wheeler, b.. 49, -. -,
Superior Ccurt--Spteiai 7erm-By Judge 6cdgwiek.
MsnbstsaR hsrhst Company Dsaut epess ~ Sy
qusut proesdngs ncwv sst kreE hooop gansea or
cf s10 Gillespie 6illesp'e-hoton rrneai soe M
orasr wilma Mayer ef sLPspers insonpsse
b. Judge Cuiiiake an BrAeken Of sh-henon Vol h'so
alewasse denied without costa
Common Pleas--Speeial 7rm-By Judge DAY.
weynsn agt Wsymsa.- -Diyors Usnted 4n yLt aif --E
Supreme CourtESpeciat Term-By Judge van
rnnI Plilns fsf panua wsb essss
ss Wssd ali XsassJ sf n' ssssss Hear sst fs' s~
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The Senate, in Ex-
ecutive session today, confirmed the following nomna-
tiOns:
Nsrha Jewell Connecticut 10 be PostnaserGenal; Charles
F. Conau Of the Trtaury Be mn Moran, OF
present London be Mistr Resident TO
Portugs Charles H. resigned David Thompson Of Ohio,
lnepre.rr Japan; Thomas Hhouse Assistant
Treauer NevYork NJ Bonzno Superintendent OF the Mint at
New Orleans.
Weksm omtn he Secretary Of Legation Jndon Robert
r. Hit OF lliLois, 10 he Seer ay Of Legation at P1ri
collectors Internal RerefW. W Henderson TNentyseventh
District Philip WsdswcTth First District Of II nos;
Henry Mcdonald Fifth District Of Hev-Jeseyi James c. Brown
Twentieth District Of Pennsylvania.
Post"GstersRObert Love a, PlrmouS PENN MrAlare7
Jessup York Penn Issah Winch at Forapdnl Fa John
Adsms jacksonville p Gambia at AHonia. Teas
I'm Al Flint Mich; Wm D. Hitchcock at Alp Mich Mrs
Emily H. McKespo, Penn: VIM McLsughn at Barn
ba-ks Mills Penn: II. Haskell. Portage City
Wis; James NJ Dokerson at BoscObe. Wis; L. NJ. Shoe
Union n. Mrs f. Ew at LoeanspoIt lnd
Lsncsa Gr,encsste Ind AlI DtLong at Hunting
W. Lsmpton Ashland XVI j. H. SteRee at George
town XVI Parker lewiston Met L. skinner Of Amherst
Mass C. W. Rug0es at Brookne Mas nHnore at Clinton
Ma s Gesos at Waterfowl Mass ADirew Whtnev at Nan
Mass Henry Pope at Milton Mas; Geo Crownngsbed
ut Ceura Pls q l. JhnP Pearce at Bristol Ihos Cogges
hall L. Jsnes Ruth at Lansing Iowa Hamilton Crfn
haw at MsIengo lows; cob Oh at enwood Iowa Benz
Wright Cherries CITY Iowa Henry NJ Magee, at Cynhans, kyi
Vinton 5. Holiday. at Bedford. Iowa
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
DEPARTURE OF UREIGN MAILS.
wansrsnl, Dso IA


Mail. for Burope and Liverpool the Seainp
AbYsinia close $50 Supplementary Mail closed al the
Po-tOHce $3.50 Steamship calls at lo30 Ounar,
Docs Jerscy City. -
THURSDAY. Dzc. IL.
Mails Cherboag and Hmburg oy steamship
Cmbra $50 Supplementary Mail 10 closed az e
Post0oe 1880 IN. Steamship saS from per foo Of
Third st.. HsboEen.
Mails Tor Havana direct aeam.hip Ctr Of soss
SUPPLEMENTARY Mail is closed at the fovtOmoe az 2;4O m
6teanshe sals al 8 DE Per No ". X
Mails foy Bermuda by the steamship Caaima lose N eteAn
ship sas a. p M, from Pier No II Nsrh River
PAIDAi. DEo la
Mail Tor HALIFAX The New fork Pootoe ever
~ a. D. n and Boston
-..-" 80 sATORDAf. Dso ID
As for Great Britain Ireland via Qaeenovn and hvcpoo
the steamship Republic IL Supplementary Mail s
closed st the rot0mee Steamship sAs at D. IN. IRON
Pier No 80 North River.
For Buropc sssthsmptoa and Bremen By the esmhp Hsess
mails IL 10 Supplementary NALL closed st the Post
0heo if3U Steamship ssih from Pier oos OF Tmni
Il Hobosoa
Mails Pansns Central American AMI Soa PadSc
etc, bv steamship O.on eiose at 10 happle-
Mail Post Onoe IL bisamshp ss si
IL h.. from Pier No AZ North River.
hss Cor ayh Curacao ard veneraes BY the seanhto
Aius ~ n btsamshp sais at from fsef Ne 6l.
Eer1h River. ..t
An Malls close sth sdsoa N. Hst~1oaos eves hos .
q ola
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Bungs reported and buildings reported as having unsn
ehmueys during the ending Saturday Dee. H. lS74
st. Of Beeckerst; unsafe generally
Henry Hughes. owner. =,
Eat Fourthst 2i6 unsafe wall John Roberts owner
Grenweh No. 50 unsafe generally Francs Wynkoop owner
Thomss, No 43 unsafe generally; JAS A. Banker. owner
Nineenthst south side $50 feet Beyenaye dangerously
unsafe generally John Stewart Co, owners.
No. 46; unsafe wal Thoms Greeneaf
Ptaye 1913; unsafe front wall John Strothksup,
ye No l26 unsafe coping and ehmney' DaLiel 0CounOr
- - HI. o.
v. Hecker Bro.
Brady =,
Lor.lard esae -
No. 0S unsafe ceiling suc Nofy and unsm rear vain
and arches; John Cooke,
Worihsi No a. uOsae remaining wall injured By fr W. Nv
ingston, owner ~ -, -,
ing unsse ST. Msrs Literary laitaie
b. $50 feet Of TMrjaye lAelroso3 build
aonog 81 Mays teEay
Instituie. owner .
Nc. unsafe front sals Anton Speiman,
No unsafe north wall and generally Ges JshA
owntL ,., ~
EItrs.plsoe No. 2 unsafe generally Geo John,on. euae
BuiLisagy reported for UHsIfs OhtDsnsys
Alien St, No 6S: J, L. Caawalader, owner
No. AT. Laghtsti John G Altrzs Sen
Thirtsve No. 285; Edvsrd J. Ennis owner.
RntAse, No. 6S5; Joseph Il. RaesOacb. owner.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

organization Of the House next Congress the Commit
tee Appropriations regarued IL as somewhat inde-
20 naucurate changes which would mainly reer
10 the next House. 49,
Mr.. wills ON CRep. Ind) did not wish 10 recognize
the fact that hecanse there was 10 be change ID the
majority the HouFe there should NOT. therefore, be
dininuon Of expenses, such diminuton we're proper
IN itself. -.
Mr. GARFIELD agreed with that suggestion, but stl
thought II matter Of courtesy toward those who would
soon have the burden of responsibility thrown on them
70 let Them make their own reductions.
Mr.. WILSON would make all proper reductions, and
let the ohor side when u into power take the re-
spon sibility OF an increase.
Mr.. HOLMAN Dem., Ind) favored the abolition OF
the Capitol Police, aud increasing the number OF watch
amendment was agreed 10.
In regard 20 proposition to reduce the appropriation
for the Botanical Garden. Mr.. FRYE Csep., Mel said
there were many items in the bill which lie considered
extraVagaDt, such as VI 800 year for messenger ana
policeman. while the Librarian OF Congress, Mr. spoord
whom were graduates OF college, and who had to he
cOnversant with several languages received cOmpen-
saon ranging only from $500 TO u 000 SO. too, the
gentleman In charge of the Botanical Garden. thor
assistants $780, and his laborers 500 In contrast
with these figures he regarded the pay OF messengers
and policemen around the Capitol as extravagant.
The appropriation for the Botanical Garden was not
reduced.
After dsposlng OF 10 pages of the bill (which contains
73 pages) the Committee rose
The SPEAKER announced the appointment OF the fol-
lowing Committee:
vIel.surs M-Messr. Conger Rep,
Mch Herhut (cey. lLl Williams (Rep Wis.,. bpeer tDew,
Penn J. and 0'Bnen (Dem.. Nd
Select Committee Louisiana and the Southern sateshess a.
Hoar (Rep Mass Wheeler tRep, N ~, FRYE tRep Nel
Foster ep Oho Phelps (Rep ~ Robinson tDem Ill AMI
Potter (Dein., n. "
The House then at 41O D. m. adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

New buildings for erection for which paus have been sub
me TO Of Bulldogs derng tue eng Saturday
be. ~. 1874: .. 49,, ,.---.
Broomes southeast OF Pt, brick store and tenement
Ave sor res 2s1SU; William Hastings, ow1er.
8S brick workshop two stories loRlS d. hDabe
Lexneon-ave Of SKtythidt two bowu-stNne
frstc ass dwellings, 22IJO C. Donneg,
Last Thirty No 3I6 brick tenement Ave sce 2l Il
90; KeeTnan Il Reilly, owners.
Lighhave northeast OF Forysht, brick ScOndeas
store, four stories. 50IlOO; smith K Sils owners
Eecondaye No 50 5 two brsk orct and French na,
each Eve stores. "a 6K55 John Mccullough. owner.
bs, south e 10 et east OF Wills
ave- IN three 23KiO; PLip Hogan
Tbrave east side south of onehGnej
(Merose frame and Dwelling two sones 2JIOOj
fred Bnnckman. owner.
southeast Of Onehundre ndfOrtythirdst
IN N Y stories. 2ox6O: e. b. Hen1b owner
Fy6h-st. ortb side, $50 feet east Of FaYe bcE stable
two stories, 32IlOO; Peter Doeger, owner -
Fity-urts No. $50 rear bnek stable two stones Zox
80; L. n. Grow, owner -
seeondaye north SIDE $40 Of Second tWOodawp
frame dwelling. stories 1928; 4. Rbeson, owner .
north de APO feet OF hecoudsL wv oodaxn)
frame dwelling stories 1890 Margaret A Hyer, owner
Scouve norh SIDE 46U feet west Of Seconst W oodawn
frame dwelling stories, 1928 Margaret Her owner
anenthst north side 2i5 feet east OF rssve
seeOudcass dwelling two soo 2oI1o Michael h@i0~an
oHue
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Tn the United States Circuit Court Yesterday Will
found guilty Of smuggling INTO this port Inc
jury recommended lin to mercy and he remndcd Tor sentence
The case Of Moses Chamberlain, who is indicted
sending through the mall eIct
Of its being the first one that has aen
the nw the mails for the trauns.lo
Of that Of cards called Tor al yesena' u ne otS
states before Judge Benect jury was nhpan
the opened by Assistant United btaes District Attorney
Puy E1JuJgc Fullerton Mr. WsTrng appear for the oehe
Williams Parks a conductor of the Second Avenue
Railroad was brought Judge Morgan at the lorkye fe
Yesterday Of SPECIAL Ofcer Tokr WHO eha
with embetzlg Of money collected M uh %
fare, of bogus beE punch Ihe pi'
committed In default Of SJOO pail =,
Jb MnnaveT Of No 335 East Thinyffhst held in default OF
S3 charge OF buIganousy ente the premises
a, udhem 739 John Ga'diner WAS
Juge charge Of having OutraeeOuS assaulted hA
5 OF No. PAT Est Twenty eghth.t he iA.He ~
mother the each h in Ge1t o 81 OOO Or W n
induce tie complai nsnt 10 Withdraw the charge.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF NETWORK. K................-.....DHo 10
CLEARED.
Steamship bamDGn Loe5s9o Charleston Jas W. 0% c "a
Steamship ie vs:Su %S" faSoS FS o1. Herman
Steamship Schiller tG,r Thomas Hamburg, Knauh. Eashsd
stssm,bu Glaucns Bearse Boston. II r. Dinocs.
Steamship Abysna Brl Hsnes. Liverpool via Queenstown o.
steamship Leo Daniel, Savannah Murray. Ferris 4 Co
steam ship Achilles. Ars. Wilmington n c.. W. T. lvde A..
Steamship City Of MEXICO Sherwood Havana vera 'ru~ &C.
steamship Br Kingston. savnnila &' PiO For"0"d
steamship Pan,ma Jones' San Fucsoo via Panum' P'se
steamship wysnose Coach Norfolk City Point and Richmond Oh
sfp Marsnne vih tpor Perreirs Lisbon. G. A@dnet sc
BARK Emmanuel ssed) Hsgberg Lisbon Fgneh Eve q v"
Sebastian Habana No pln sAde Sannder Com
barI Reindeer Wellington Georgetown Demlara H. Trowbhise'
Sons. . - o.. uo,.
Brig Nellie Higgins Arroyo and Ponce T. sanchez DolL
s1g r'1so ps1p S. aso ytl Md S5fe T. soI ou Co.
ssS sS A35s M JSgs' J%nf ssy1 esaa ta Ss Loud Co
scs Sherus Istchs % Gs'GS C. II LGS so Manufacturing Co.
seh Ida Palmer Palmer Stamford nufletudug Co
s,..m,A0 Tr,eo ,Br, uhnsn aeo, Oct 2s I~ehou 3oh
Eape. Nov Mraies i2G Valencia Goth and Gibraltar 22 With
steamship yomog CBr BedOe Liverpool q and Queenstown
3i witt mise and pass % Williams & Guion
LaOeeh (Aust COboOvch, Newcastle Eng, 56 days With
scHooyERs-RIvER AEp coAsrwIs-
John Stocz zhsm, Proyidenen ndnly; Pro.ldence
Marian Providence Jennie 81 Hudiel 'rpvfcnoo
Cha Il SAITH Fal RyeH J. IL Bosr1man. Fan River
x T. Simons PaIl Rehecca II. Green, Bosoa
LINE ID aker bost n Uiah B. Eih, 10 ton.
AbIe oron BoSton. ElwOOd Down lO-tOn.
Wm NJ Vilers Boston. Salhe Burton Stuiorl
L, Anderson, kew.laVen Mary E haugaa, virginia
MEMORANDA.
steamship tudre (eQ Gfeve bee reported ashore On
ROme OF ll;i5 IAN. without asstaLee after
50 o neaI sAe leaking
slightly.
FOREIGN PORTS.
O-EESrOwN Dee 15The Cunard Line steamship Marathon Gar
ret Dec s. Liverpool arrived hes at II on
Monday.
DISASTERS.
LONDON l5-The Antpodes from Sn Francisco which
pnt into Falmouth O. damaged has Plymouth Her
brhsarks are gone. and she has lost her sails
Dec 15-1he ship Mary Pangs from this port for
Nov is, sLd beach the Al coast aud
AL the rccud bat OF the
cargo MAS saved, The Mazlilan
tfOr LdeSt ShtD see EitUt PdGe
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
THE MARIPosA LAND AND MINING COMPANY.

The suit of Eugene Kelly against the Mari
posa Land and Mining Company prevent the turning
over Of the Fremont estate 10 thru MarpOsa company
was before ChiefJustce Davis yesterday upon motion
for receiver and injunction against such transfer
history Of the given recently in THE TRIBUNE
The defendants presented the statements made In the
former suit and insisted that Mr Kelly fraudulent
holder of the stock. had no eGutles and, not beng
Judgment creditor had standing In the court TO bring
this suit They claimed In addition that the affair had
gone SO far the deed OF the property having been
actually delivered and the stock except the $1,000 shares
held TO this action, having been distributed that
an Injunction would be OF no effect. $1,000
On the other hand IL urged that TO permit this
scheme TO be earned would leave Nj. Kelly without
redress the stock would 90 into the hands OF Mark
Brumn gem. andthe whole security would be hOpeessy
gone New-York company had power 10 thus trans
all property and substantially deprive its stock OF
all value If 1t legally could then no stock OF New
York company was Of any vaue as a security. As to
the effect OF the Injunction counsel did not understand
that everything had been done. N the deed had been
delivered the stock, he understood only allot
ted not distributed. He insisted his right 10 a
eeiyer and such receiver should be wealthy
Money would doubt be needed TO bring the Affairs of
the order, and must be obtained somewhere
lie suggested jackson &. Schultz
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec 15.-The following Is SUM-
msr of tn procee United Supreme Court today
No 40l-Ihe Union Pacific Railroad Compsny eg Edward r ~
MoSbape Treasurer 492Edwsrd G. hcSbsne AT
Railroad Comrsny; appeal from the Cemt Coo @
limited Stats for the District Of herskaIhe argument OF es
eanss was begun by Mr. Popeton counsel Tor the Raoa
Compnv continued Clinton Bnggs and Mr. j. e. Cor"n
counsel for aud ooncu1ed by Mr. Poppeon for the ~
road Company a.. Or
No 76-S smue Doton sgt Lew Nelson; appeal from The O
su Court OF the District Of lJSa-On nonon u
Mr. +. ID. Lincoln, docketed aud disnssed .,.
No H. H. Hunnewell sgt The County oil oass -
appeal Circuit Court Of the United States for the Le
VI this begun BY Mr. NJ WOW
worth Of counsel ior the appellant