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The New York herald., 1874-12-18
ARRIVALS.


HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Russia !Br. Cook Liverpool Dec s. via
9ueenstown Dec 6, with mdse and u passengers to
Dec Queenstown lth with mdse and passengers to
Steamship Erin g,r1, Andrews Liverpool Dec2 and
Hurst Dec Is lat 20 I lon Ss 40 passed steamer scnl.
ieS Ger hence e, ior Or; p.u,u,. IA, and
Havre SIN, with mdse and LIS passengers to kunhard
Co Had westerly gales and high seas the entire pas
Steamship City Of havana, Phillips, 1avsns Dec H.
steamship Richmond. Reed, Ricnmond City. Point
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Ola Do
Star s5,G b. snssss5s
asii9s :t na15
Bar. qhya paws Mantle sinsapore % Aus y & Win N
Good hope OF St Helena Oct a. and crossed the
BARK MerIo ltaD Bozzano Lond 40 days in ballas.
to slocoyich Co
with mdss 9 sshqltzer MAXIM vessel o vernon
Brown Passed id tsrsar 1s Nov S on he o middle
s1sns Hsp Wsa'hef lat oA Hn''
Passed Gibrsltar Nov III latter part Of passage mad
''i Ba1s Guinsre ,of Prince Edward rssnd Mcdonald,
ssss e
Bark Wimburn VT Pictou, McpougaiL Leehorn g.
NV gales from ,op Ss los. and split salts and carried
Bark Monitor, Eaton, Leghorn 50 days with marble
rags Lunt Bros Passed Gibraltar Oct IS Dec IL
lsta q. lon IS 70 spoke brig Iampidosio dtaD. nom
Bsrk ae rmania Port, earinho oporto IS days, with
wine and cork to Hagemeyer Brum- The Is anchored
Big Goodwin CRAIG. Malaga IS days with nrui, to
Devhn Rose; vessel TO James Henry Passed Gibrai
Brig slofa AuS. Csruich. Guantanamo 9 days Win
sugar to- Cabeilos; vessel 70 slocovich 4 Co. Lad
3 p srexG s.,sGsn, sss esy
teraa With strong northerly gales
Brig ZulekA tof Prince Edward Isandl Welsh Grann
Turk, I'll 10 dayA with salt to d De Wolf Go.
and coffee % Becker Cos vessel to Simpson. Oiapp
90. Was sdays north Of Hatteras. With strong NV
sehr Mary Limit sof arenads,, Simmons Grenada II
dsyA with logwood and old iron 70 Reeve, Osborn Co,
vessel TO weinberg. Wa days Of Haueras; 18th,
had hessy gale from w DARING which shifted eareo;
from Demerara for new York; DO date lat 50. Ion Il
brig John swan, from - for Baltimore.
sehr PbeDe, xedero, ochc Rios, = 10 dayn with fruit
TO 4 PeArsail; vessel TO B Weinberg.
scbr n Douglas lof Boothbayl. sherlock, xayaguez
PR i2days with oranges 10 At Pesrsai; vessel TO
chr Nay 3 woodruff Davis, Corpus Christi 70 daya
With hideA Ac. 70 b Brower
sshr gsansn Miller iRdianoa %d,Ss with co,son
Hsssrs Vim sfSsns and \. 1s,n.s -,na .
days with iannbsr % Drew : buckle; vessel % Van
sebr Potter, Rogers Pensacola. is oays with lum
ber 70 the Pensacola sawmill Coz vessel 70 Loud
sehr Matilda Brooks. jones' Charleston 7dayA with
cotton % Jonas smith Ce e,u.. c,..,...,r 4 a..
with naval ssoyes 70 Brett. SON 4 Co.
schr a somerA 0askiIl, wilmington, NC 8 days
With M val stores to master.
sem LuSis xascGisoas J0aaa vilu,ngtQp. MOI asys
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CLEARED.

Steamship Clmbria Gerl Brandt Hamburg. 4c-Kun-
Steamship CITY OF New York, Deaken. Ravana-T Aiex-
Steamship Gamma (Br. Liddicoat Bermuda-A
Steamship Eagle (Br,, Jackman, sydney. cB-Bowring
Steamship Gen Barnes, Cheeseman. savannah-w
Steamship Georgia, CroweIl. charleston-J W Quin-
SIC amshnp Richmond, Read, Norfolk City Point and
Steamship North Point smith, PhAaaeiphia-Lorina ara
Steamship Eleanora, Johnson. Poraand7J r Ames
Steamship NEPTUNE Berry. bosfon-H Dimocs
snip Duleep singh CBr), Williams Liverpooi-R
ship Daphne .Br,. Lane London-Peapody, Wills
Ship Freedom. Norton. Glaseow-Thos Dunnam's Ne.
BARK Ho.ns Ger, Berdinc. Antwerp-Funch Edye
Bark Atlantic, Dickerson Barbados-H Trowbridge's
Bark Gazelle. Duntzs, Port spain-H Trovbrdge's
Bark EEen Dyer Clapp, Havana-H @ Brook
Bark Titania tBr). Harvey, ssJohns NF-Bowring
Brig Tenerire, Tracy. Genoa-Miner 1 Houghton.
Brig Starlight. S;over, Port Spain yTrinidac)-L W
Brig Mary Celeste. ruthill. Richmond Cartwright
schr Annie Palmer. Lewis Jscmel-Isaac Sta
schr Marcia Reynolds. Wesserdyke. Lagusyra ana
schr Hannah Coomer, King, Turks Island and mar
scnP LOOKOUT Nichols, Hayana-E Sanchez Dolz
schr Burdeu Hart. Brooks, savannah-Bentey GIL
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskill. Washington Nc-zophar
scnr John N Parker. Moore, Norfolk B eager
schr Brazos Stokes BRISTOL kiTh Jack son Son:
schr Anderson, Tracy, Wellington, conn-H
schr saine Burton. Burey. stamtord-stamioro Manu-
Steamer Octarora. Reynolds Baltmorc-w DalzeTl
Steamer A Y Sumers. Warren. Pnlladeiphia-James
Steamer Beverly, Pierce. Phadeipnla-J ames Hand
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YORK HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER 49, l874-wrH SUPPLEMENT-

CUnA vBconIA-ArrSvsd, baShs venArsndA (ltalA Ian
ro New York; Philippe dab. pelstra, DO.
DEAL, Dec n-Arnvsa. scAr wessr lGerA warna New
York Tor Bremen.
Dvs,u. Dec ls-sansd. bark onni tRus. Dshlbers.
United States
rALnoUrB, Dec l7-Arrived. bark Rcthesay Nor.
Iversen, Norfolk for Liverpool tsee bsiow).
HARwIcH, Dec l7-Pus In, bark DR. Won rhunen fellow
Ger, Klenow. from New York via Deal for Hui tsee
below.
Rotterdam, Wilmington, NC.
LIVERPOOL Dec l7-sailed. bark Unico Qtap, schiafi-
no. New York mot sailed l4th)
Sailed 10TH ship Lewis (Br Trefry United States.
Arrived nth. steamer Dawn Br). Higginson, Norfolk.
LONDON, Dec H-Sailed, ship Ne Plus Ultra, Borland
New York mot sailed 9th).
LrssoN-ssiled. bark Franklin CSor), Clementsen New
Orleans.
Also sailed, ship Mariana vi Perp. Santos New
York. bark F1oka Nor). Nicholson. do.
NAsrEs-Put in bark Dolphin tBr, Trick, rom
Charleston for Bristol tsee below
ST HELxEs ROADS, Dec l7-rut in ship Sylvanus Blan-
chard, James from Antwerp for Callao (see below.
TxNERIrrx-saed, "Msron," for South Carolina.
TRooS, Dec l6-sailed, bark Oliver Emery (Br), Din
Tybee.
LONDON. Dec 1.-THE American vessel before reported
As wrecked on Audicrne OF France, has been
towed into Douarnenez, France She Is said TO be the
schr "Petroni,la.n
CaaO has put into 1T Heens Roads with captain SICK
Bark Dr Won Thuncn fellow tGer). Klenow from New
York via Deal Tor Hull has assisted into Rarwich
with loss Of anchor and seversl fathoms OF chain
Bark Dolphin (Br), from Charlesto for Bristol has
put into Nantes. having received much damage by
we're gales
Bark Rothesay Gaor) from Norfolk for Liverpool
rived at Falmouth to-day. She encountered heavy
ther and is considerably injured.
TELEGRAM FROM Shanghai says the ship Horatio,
burned there will be total Part Of the cargo
on board. lThe Horatios manifest folows:-l
Dbl whiskey, cases nails us oars cases hardware
l26 glassware, 1s bales domescs, pumps. 20
cases condensed milk, package wooden ware. q do
drugs 102.0U0 gallons refined petroleum. 3S packages
clocks 81 tons COAL cases effects do furniture, 40 do
slates]
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SPOKEN.

Ship Joseph Clark, from Gefe for Melbourne. Oct n.
lat ) N, Ion "a W.
Ship Martha Cobb. Pearson. from cardin for caao,
snip Majestic, Gibbons from Hun for Bombay. Dec 4
ship Importer tBr). from Cardiff Calcutta Sept Il
Ship q southard Town. from Cardiff for singapore,
Oct ~ iatU s lon II y.
Ship Alert Lttehed. from Boston for RioJanetro Nov
Is LAT n 22 N, lon So "a ".
Bark Trus Blue lBr. from Montreal for London. Rov
"a lat ~ u, Ion o.
Bark Toedo SBr from London for New ysrh, pso e,
No e. and was ordered to Savannah
Bark Emily Srom st John NIB. for the BraSiis Nov H.
Brig valsro tBr from Montreal for Nontevsdeo Nov
Is. lat q 70 n, Ion ~ SOW.
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
HERALD MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT, RI Dec 10, 1874.
The schr Emma Fox Case in ballast while beating
down the bay FAN River. carried awuy her NAM
boom In gale yesterday and put into this port for
harbor.
Work on the sunkcn bark Bessie Rogers by the New
York Coast Wreckng Co Is progressing but slowly,
and II is generally believed by those who have every
facility for Knowing that the task will never be accom-
pshed and when work has been suspended this season
ioEg for some OF Uncle SANS ocas At the torpedo
The wreckng company deserving Of better success
they have taken great interest in the matter for the
sake OF their well.earned reputa ton and have lett
nothing undone 70 accomplish the re9uremsnY Of the
parted their moorings in the late gale and came
ashore at Briggs wharf
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
NJ See cable ne ws.

~ See caDle news.
We are indebted the purser of steamship City Of
Havana, from Havana for favora
STEAMER LOUISA, engaged in the Santee and Peedee
trade was aground on sand bar in the santee River
pumps, &C. and it was believed that the Louisa will be
sHlr JOHN BRlGBr lost Cape st Rogue was insured
IL 9 as saeS s. brs %
1900 bbls croauet y crates empty packages l
iron 1850 DO lumber - pieces. mineral 100 ools raj
wsss
SS q 5
M a sanas yirnsn wS,s ssd y G @
packages
sHrr BgxKxn HILL. Davis, which was reported by
G. Is ana %
mers. NJ. for Manila.
20 Anfss Sc
By isaac Taylor o. Boston she was under the British
lsth had had rough weather and cast her sails
BRIG wAHDRRxn (Br), Payson 1t Savannah 18th from
Matanzas lost mainopmast
scnR Of cherryheld which put into Vine.
has repaired, and is ready for sea.
scns AIsKsr BgrLs. ,scsnt!y ashore On Pasane
sold 4. .ncton 1 lssh BY Geo Bourne 2 csR' Benz
s New V Bsd1ordp sSssSa pA'''' - '' y '' sA's's' "
scnn r. Bo,cE, loaded with coal; black walnut and
miles north chincoteague Island vessel and cargo
good condition
scHR HArcR new, Smasted. OF Pembroke. Mel,
struck on Eastern Head Eastp Srt morning q 10th inst
breaking OIL pDDoom and enc Oh Dowsprt; null not dam
aged.
scHR sALLrs vEAsEy, Capt Howell capszed Monday
afternoon last. 80 O'Clock. In Hampton Roads. She
had on % s he q VIII whc
pieces
scna Ass1. Brown tBr, from Demerars for Boston,
at Vineyard Haven reports that the 4h inst, in
gale of wind the main sheet parted throwing the Cap
tain on the wheel and breaking three Of his rbs
scHR GEORGE GuRRSRy. Gurney. from Rondout for
Providence. aground on the southern side of rad
will probably be got of without damage.
CHARLESTON Dec l5-The brlg Florence, previously
reported on fire at Union Wharves, has been removed
TO Palmetto Wharf where the cargo be landed with
safety and euy looked after IS Is Will be separated
HAMrAx, Ms, Dec H-A telegram from Sydney says
Il is thought that the Of the British brig
Troop Is still the wreck The is going down and
q rescue will be attempted to morrow.
MAcHIAs Dec I5-Onlv four hve vessels remained at
the wharves last week. a king as probable the last
ireighH OF lumber tor the season The river free from
ice.
ST JOHN, NIB Dec 1.-THE ship Scranton wiz re-
main laid up until the spring.
MISSING vRssRL-Conside able anxiety Is manifested
by interested In the schr Jennie Stout she It
here about 70 DAYS New YORK. In company with
feet OF other coasters and all but herself have arrived
al their ports Of destination As the Stout
one OF our fastest saers, there Is apparently some
grounds for fcars-Savannah Advertiser. Dec
Captain Nichols, Of the American bark Sarah, which
arrived at Havana Dec from Cardiff with Q cargo Of
coal complains that the Spanish Consulat CARDIFF exact
cents per ton Of COAL before he would clear him tor
Havana
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

wAsHNGrox Dec II, lS7A
FEAsTBIIIIY or THE PANAMA ROUTE FOB THB
PROPOSED IsrHMUs CANAL-APPRoPE1ATIoE
ASKED FOB A NEW SURVEY.
The Special Commission, consisting Of General
Humphreys, Professor Pierce and Conn odorc
Ammen. appointed py the President 10 examine
and report upon All Information relative to
canal routes across tbe American Istnmus,
nave prepared . statement relative TO the
Feasibility Of the route, from AsDinwAll to Panama
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SAILED.

Steamships Cmbria Ger, for Hamburg; Gamma Br,,
Bermuds City Of New York. Havana; Gen Barnes, So.
vannah; Georgia. Charleston; Richmond Richmond
&c; North Pol t Philadelpha ships Aiagara tBrh Liv
erpool; VIM TapscotL do; Mariana Porp, Lisbon
Enoch Train Br., London; barks Sargent Alexandra
Morning star st Jago brig Nellie, Arroyo anu Ponce
schr Warren Sawyer Oporto and Cadiz.
Wind ~ sunset w by N. fresh
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policy had come TO an agreement, but
not yet agreed upon . definite polic ~.n Sa,s
SONS are expressed that the" .-,'s .s.,.
measure until it shall be OF .,ts vs,ns % "''1 ~
What is still wanted
Anoe -Ad energetic administration sup
pol" ~.sme there IN no doubt that the repuo-
"9'"' ~e dany gaining courage ana confidence,
I'D that In thetr opinion adars look much more
promising tor them than they did.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains
informed that by teegrsphing to the HERALD London
Bureau. No Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
nom European ports and other ports abroad. Of
Americas and al foreign vessels trading with the
United states the will be cabed 70 this country
free Of charge and published.
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from San Francisco Dec O. bark Mount woilas
Sailed rom st Helena as brig Myra Babcock, Of
and for HarbOr
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masthead sprung lTne o resumed NJ voyass
CADis, Nov 2s-rhe rrinscria tAnchor Line y VIM,
enterinr the harbor OF Grao Nov ID was IN co!i1on VIM
9 brieantine which coming out q docx. TBS
steamer sustained damage to buwaks ana 20 ont @ na
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ArTvxRr. Dec is-sailed. steamer swtzsrland Bels,.
von der Heydsp. New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


:. paOI urR plvo RCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
AZ diSeren nj states legal everywhere publicity;
no fees In advance advice uee Sqmm mssoner yor every
STATE. c.nn.o,,o. n,sD y, q ~ sra ~ =. nisu
Private oices and residence. No st. MARKS place.
4 psoLUTH DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A eni stateA iega. everywherej deserron 40. sum
Giant cause publicity required; charge until ~
'0f0' s''" n HOUSE. Attorney, i9a Broadway
TTAvANA LOTTERY.-NExT DRAWING JANUARY
III whole hckets, SIS. fractional parts IN propor-
non Circulars furnished. Address A. ROGERS D CO.,
Post once box agB New York.
MO ONR sHoCLD BUY DIAMONDS TILL THEY
Ssys examined our collection Of soLIrAIRRs. II in
the very nnsss quality and a. the lowest pricea
HOWARD 90, No 2U rlnh avenue
Open In the evening
THE BRsT AND CHEAPEST TOILET SOAP II
/ Robinsons Oatmeal Glycerine A silver meaa
awarded bv the n c. n. A., November, l6A NOV
ths time - gst IN stQck fer wiatss, s0A A1AsSHnO
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ner. Sails lDeaination
Office.
Steamer.

,ArEs or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. II, 1874.
, 1874-11-13

Haeo9siochts Correspondence qf The Neto FORK nmsa
Upon tile first OCCASION TINT lad to make anv
payment in Toxas-it waB for anigllt'a ontortnin-
fnont at the flouAo Of a farmcr-I asked how
much I owol ''Six bits" ho replied, aud IN
noeontty haudod him dollar greonhack. "1fan't
you got aliy silver" said ho. s'Silyer," eald I,
VI, whnt ato you thinking OF. Wo havon't como
ogch 10 Bpecle payments got, hayo wo?" was
= iohe way from home, audtlid not know what
m'Ent nave Happened; hard money revolution
VI @ @son1othiing ol tho sort was possible. "Well,n
saiu no "hefe In Toxins NO mover did take no
paper money, gwen aftor tho War. but thoin
plaguy fail1oaks haa kind O. brought them in
ntoh ~, US: Howsever. If you mint rot no silver,
J. ~ een take your bill, md givo You y' CHANGE
20 20 saying, ho fumbled In an Gid buckskill purse
il!loa with 9uartors ut ono oud, and with half-
dimes ut tho other, hnd handoI mo throo hnif.
dimes, having deducted ono dime for the prorn.
inm: This rather annoyed me, because tlsero Is
o oiiIeronce bottneon tho premiums Of roll md
B!lver, and could havo emily gupnlioTf I'm mvsn1f
with silver at Shreveport. Dut hover droanaed
OF coming to place in tho United Statoa whn1o
loBai-tenter VIA not legal-tondor. & INV
much," inquired Of tho old man. "haye Won
got IN that old rarso3' '.lscckon Two wot nvor
800 in quarters. and mebbe few toa,n i u'n, n
half-dimcs." "Don't you find It rather hoayy - -
mot halt heavy enough" said ho viii q rJy;n.
wish aB my pusB was twicet ~ hoayy na liz
ha fowor timos aa heavy" ho bawlod litter mn
as l rode away, "N@eA A'A'
, 1874-11-13

Weddings aud rumorH Of weddinga aro quito
the talk in this city at the present.
The now Methodist church ut Nunda will be
dedicated Sunday. Tho llov. s. a. ". Jowott
D. D., OF Aurora, will preach tic dedication ser.
mon In tue morning, and will also preach iu tic
evoniHg.
The rendition of "Esthor" by the Musical
Union, Thursday evening" attracted large au-
dienco; which gavo favorable verdict. lhs
costumes vera procured from Chicago. mud
added much to tho scenic effect. Tho pioes
showed much careful preparation and thorough
drill,
Tho Musical Union will next present "Dol-
shazzar to tho ~ WooAutookugs."
An elecutionary entertainment waa given
Thursday night. Mt the Uniyorsaliat Church, III
this place. 1t MAS we'll attended, and gave good
satisfaction.
4 dramatic nocloty is organizing, and meets
with much fayor, Az this place las uou ilrst-
, 1874-11-13
.zenne knd Madison ntroot, On "uterine Dis

oaeos."
1ium Lodge No. 4, A. Of J., will gtvo public
entertainment At lhoir hall, 40 and 48 South
Clark sttoot, this evening.
A social party tor tho benoat Of tho Church Of
Our Savior will bo Rivon by tho ladies' Of tho
PnFtal Guild at Klaro's Hnt No. 10 North Clark
street. this evening, dancing to commence ut
o'clock.
Watchmon, tanitors toamstors. and mon for
Eonornl work can oo had on application to the
Free Employment Bureau, 145 Fifth avonuo.
Tho Bnlc OF scats for Prof. 3wiugs now lecture,
tue first Of the STAR Course, bogins this morn
Ing at Jnnoon, McClurg Il Goa.
4 moeting Of the Women'a Educational and
industrial Aid Society will be hold In Noon, 40
nloCormioks Block thiB afternoon at o'clock
sharp. All nelnbnfB are requested to bo pros-
oht, nb business Of Importance will como boforc
tho Society.
n. q. holloy will lecture upon " "Co-operatton
and the Worklugneu. or tho Relations OF Capital
and Lnbor" in tho Chicago Athenauni'a FREQ
conrao Monday ovoning, Al III Madison street.
Dir. Kelley Will front tho subject from tho works
ingmnn's standpoint.
Tho Chicago Wonan's Temperance Union will
hold masa-meoting tl.is esoning at hnlf-past
O'clock at the nAlBtol Street ii. Z. Church.
All are oafneHsly requested to attona. Francis
Murphy, OF Portland, Me-, reformed rum.
Hollor, will address, tho meoting,
Tho downtown lunches by tho ladies' OF tho
Church Of tho Holy Communion, at Nos. 80 nt.l
81 Clark street, will bo continued during this
wook and noxt.
a Wonan's Union Missionary meeting, to be
addfasacd by Mrs. Van Lennop. for many ycnrB
missionary in 6myrnn, will Ic held In tho lecture
room OF tho Second Presbyterian Church. cornor
Of Michigan avopuo and Twentieth ntroet, nt 5
o'clock p. m. to-day. All ladies' intorostol In
wolnan's foreign missionary societies arc cor
daily invited to hear tho statements 81 this
gifted and experienced missionary:
Writ Dexter will doliver the spocal public lcc-
turo before tlo Union College Of Law Saturday
at o'clock p. m. Tho subject IL, 'sonlo things
quito as 1,ccessary to young lawyer rs q knowl-
clgo Of Tho iaw.' James I. Root will follow,
Saturday, Nov. Il, at the same honr. Ills suh-
joct il, ''Tho powor Of tho government over tho
property Of tho citizen. including on,inont do
main, taxatlon, and special assessment"
, 1874-11-13
class hhll, dramatic representations can bo pro-
aanted much moro attraotivaly than formerly.

class hall, dramatic representations can bo pre-
eanted much moro attraotivoly than formerly.
n'uENnY.
a carload Of pickles Naa shipped from Tho
MofTenry Pickle FaotorJ thls wook direct to
Nav Orleans
Tho Toaohorn' Institute, which convened horo.
was sucoosa. Thore waa good attendance
throughout, and Bnbteots pertaining to education
wero thoroughly discussed.
Miss uallie o. Darross gnvo roadlng Al tho
Univorsalist Church Wednesday cyoning. Tho
entortNlnmcnt WAS enjoyed by oil, and Was quite
,Congidcrab!o petty thtoving ia going on in thtH
placc, Mr. g. El1ridge being the Inst sufferer.
His house wAa entered aud yoHt continuing
5000 abstractod thorofrom. No Glow 10 tho
bu1glars:
4 Thanksgiving ,pnrty will 10 givon at tho
HiVcrside House Thanksgiving night. Good
music will 10 in attendance, and, from prosent
prospects, large company.
NORWOOD rAnK.
About O'Clock yesterday morning tho resi-
dcnco Of DR.. Colo WAS discovered 10 bo in
1lnnoH. passing freight train sounded tho
alarm, and prompt assistance was rendered by
tho nofghbora. A portion Of tho furniture was
Bayed but with tho appliances at hand for cxtin-
gushing 'iiros It waH impossible to Bavc tho
lonae. All Of tho clothing Of tho family was
worth In tho uoigllborhood Of $1,000. Tho fro
originated from q kerosene lamp which was
dropped on THO floor, and Instantly ignitod,
scattering tho t1amoa ii, ovory direction.
Tha Reformed Church will meok socially at
tho house of john T. Eborl,art, EST, this oven
lug. THO public aro invited to attend.
HIGHLAND rAnK.
Prof. s. g. Bartlett will deliyor a lecture on
"Travos In Egypt" iu the Presbyterian Church
this evening.
WASHINGTON HE1OlITH,
John Lidky, while driving n team and wagon
homo to hla place ut Bremen, waB killed on tho
Dummy Railroad Mt tho interaootion Of tho Vim
comes 1load Wednesday, ovoning at 5:35 p. m.
Ho attempted to GLOSS in front Of the npproach-
ing train, l,o going towards Blue Island. Tho
engine struck the team, Instantly killing them
aud demolnhipg tito wagon. Mr. Lta1ty lived
two hours. Ho WaB tal.cn to Blue Island u,,d
medical aid summoned. Before LIS friontla mr.
rived ho breathcd his lust. lie leaves . family.
, 1874-11-13
DEATHS,


MUHftlYT0n Thursday, tho 18th Inst. blra johanna
~, t9nera from THO rcsdnnoo f hcr rsu j. H. stusnb,.
- ngath HFeon,st on Saturday. tito lh inst by rufs
tVnoSTDn Wodno1dsy morning. Nov. II, Annio, wtfa
Funeral ipn tho rosideuco l3i Wost Naniolph to.
Onr hsloycd opo
Hath FUND
Rest In .Jcaus.
s1NoLA1N-0n Nov. l2 Capt. Jan,ca 8. Sinclair acna
81 years. ~ e'A' os'1
IT. to 1soehtl Cemetery. Friends o the ismijy ara jn
7itea Ia atteud. y " -1' 0's -
eT CANADA papers plonso copy.
AFDERStsE-On tho lth Init, Andrew @, Apdor.on
Of consumption, at tho ago o1 u yoars.
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