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RAILROADS.
II c.. VIRG. MIDLAND s. 6. S. K. R.
" (f,ste o.. A. s. M. r. r.

VIZ c. VIRG. MIDLAND & u. >. Il. H.
w. (Late o., A. s. M. r. r.
% a M Dc - :::Esiia
DOTBLE DAILY,BETWEE DANVILLE
AND WASHIN GTON, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
BETWEEN BALTIMORE and DANVILIA
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
On and after Monday; Aug 9, 1874
SOUTH WARD-Leave Baltimore 5UU q. nj.
and 500 D. IN. Leave Washington 7:0S u. III.
and 7:O8 p. m; Alexandria 1855 a. m. and $50
D. M. Gordonsvile 12:25 m. and 1900 night;
Charlottesville 1:39p.m. and 1880 AM; Lynch
burg 500 p. m and 4:l3 a. m, and arrive 1t
Gordonsville with Ches. s. Ohio Road, East and
West; at Lynchburg with Atlantic, Miss. ana
Ohio to West and Southwest, AID, at Danvilla
with the Piedmont Airline to all points I'M Z, u
and South Carolina, Georgia. Florida anc the
NORTHWARD-Lesve Ganville 5:25 a. nj
and 400 p. M. Lynchhu & at 9O5 a. m ant
1915 D. M; Charlottesville 1902 pm. and LII
m, Gordonsville at l:3O p. m. and 2:!0 A. III
arrive st Alexandria $50 p. N. and OLD a. m.
Washington G33 p. IN. and G:53 i. M, and II
Baltimore $50 p. m. and 900 q. M, connecting
at Lynchburg, with trains from West on A., NJ
s. O. K. r. at Charlottes Vile with trains to and
from the Virginia Springs and the West; al
Washington, to the West and all the Eastern
cities at Baltimore, to Philadelphia apt New
York.
MANASSAS DIVISION-Psssengor traiy
leaves Alexandria daily except Sunday at 1l&
a. M, and arrives at Strssburg junction at y l.
p m. Leaves Strasburg at l:45 p. M, and AT
rives at Alexandria $50 p. H., connecting t.
Washington and the North. This :rain makes
close connection at Strasburg, with the mai
train of the Valley Road to Orkney and Rawley
Springs and all points westward, and to Win
chester and Capon and Jordan's White Sulphur
Springs.
EXCURSION TICKETS, good to October
31st to all the Virginia Springs, on Valley
Road, on Ches. & Ohio and Atlantic Miss. and
Ohio Roads, on sale at Washington, Alexan
dria, Lynchburg and Danville.
Special attention is called to the fact that 3
full supply of through tickets to ali points soatk
of Danville is now offered at the principal offices
of the Company.
aug S-tf J. NJ. BROADUS, G. T. A.
A LEXANDRIA s. FREDERICKSBURG
II RAILWAY,
AND ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
80 vzs ysJ ErE rIESg5ESf2s--
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STEAMBOATS,.
THE PEOPLES LINE,

tn THE PEOPLES LINE,
&C. &c. Established By cooperative effort to
secure the advantages of cheap transportation,
to develop agricultural resources, and to pro-
mote useful trade and industries.
The steamer MARY WASHINGTON, just
finished by the Upper Potomac Steam boat Com.
pany, and having unsurpassed accommodations
is now ready for service and will commence
running on her regular line as follows:
Farmers ommodation-Leaves Accotink
daily, Sundays excepted, at a. M, for Wash
ington, till further notice. touching at interme-
date landings of Virginia and Maryland. Re
turn from Washington at 81 p. M for Accotink
and intermediate landings
Mid. day Excursion Down the River-Leaves
Washington ut 10 q. M, returning at 8 p. m.
Fare SOC for parties not leaving the boat.
Ng- Due notice will be given of Mt. Vernon
trips.
aug lift Nj. E. GREGG, Captain.
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OF SUMMER 7O7
10 1 Il ARRANGEMENT L 81 Il
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,
Including Colton's, Blackistone's Island and
Leonardtown.
The swift and favorite iron steamer PILOT
BOY, Captain Jo:eph White leaves IT,
her wharf EVERY TUESDAY andkGsss.s.5Ssa
SATURDAY MORNING, at 7.30 O'clock, for
Landings on the Potomac, as follows.
On Tuesday for On Saturday for
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X L 7 D E S s T A NJ l. n X 5
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
Steamers leave Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, at II oclock m.
Leave Philadelphia EVERY TUES csr
DAY and SATUR DAY, FROM aaAkEsrss
Pier No. North Wharves, at II o'clock NJ
This line connects at Alexandria with the o.,
A. s. NJ. and w. s. q. K. Rs, anG at Phlade-
phia with the new and popular Iron Line" for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care,
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia and
no wharfage in Boston. Through to Boston in
sixty-fve hours. Through rates and Though
bills of ladng given. Insurance guaranteed at
less than usual rates.
Agents:
F. A. REED, Alexandria.
WIN. P. CLYDE s. CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. F. HYDE, Georgetown, D. c.
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IT, POTOMAC STEAMBOAT co.

The steamer GEORGEANNA will resume
her trips on THURSDAY, February IS, 1874,
leaving Baltimore at 6 p. M. and Alexandria at
p. M, on MON DAY, the 23d.
feb 6 HOOE & JOHNSTON, Agents.
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GIFT CONCERT.
THIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
MontpeIier Female Humane Association,
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA,
NOVEMBER 23, 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS.

q, l7s Cash Gifts, amounting to.....'.Sl'oVo'oo
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Republican Congress'l. Convention.

Alexandria, August q, l874-tf
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Number of Tickets, 100000.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
, 1874-10-04
SITUATIONS WANTED--EEMAL

- Seamstrosses--Cout
CITuATJON WANTED-BY 4 YOUNG LADY OF
y refinement, to IL rstcIass prlsata family uh
theirs Children. aad whcp abs hare 9ood homo
nnd steady employment for tho wtnt teT than salary
Hef.rsac-t gisan u reQu.ed. Aefor to +. b. Norcuu
~ D., and 4. II. Gook-, II. p.
- plain sowcr wthcs employment: has experience with
1a.chtns and e,n assist + ere.t-mas!2k Wsge. s45o
gress-s.. uhrso chs Is at pecscat employed.
CFTtATlUS WANTED-A LADY WISHES TO EN-
~ gage in few private families to do drsa King;
cnces: has Wherler i Wilson machine Il required.
Gail address for three days, gu Fu4tous, dIess
maker.
CITUATION WA STED AN EXPERIENCED
- dtcrs litter and trimmer will out BY the day Ad
dreas II It. n South May-st
C1rUA71ON WANTED-RY YOUNG LADY, AS
- seans'Ecss In private family Call 1t &S7 Went
Murtb
, 1874-10-04

> = take ful! eh.ro Of children; viii Inst enot
uno o.tea. -.
crruArI0X w1XTED-nY 4 LADY 70 CO WEST
- in new coonty with family q means: ~ wiling to
ss; App, 81 ssfs
S1TuAT1oN WANTAD-As NURSE Girl, or TO
Inquire il rear u 25l South :I45st. 'o"
i, si: s.s:: s$i:: $ss:sS s?: sis' IRON
s 1,pg ! i
Best OF fefcrencc..
GTTJATIoY WANTED-EY 4 C0NPETEXT GIRL,
a1en Pe..s tl es s s.se'ss ' A 1AS eAf0 ~ '
s.s5s !. s15s ssEs & 5s
r. Il 49, RI L S to
CITUAT1oN WANTEb-BY 4 YOUNG Girl 70
> take care ot children. Appy II 50 south Pask.Av
Laururessex.
C1TU4TIoE wANTEp-RY, a. YOUNG @ M G,,1 WOMAN 3tL.
ClTUAT1OS wANTED-BY 4 WIDOW LADY, TO
60 o.; rashina or hou'o-c1c.niaR 1oqaire at lso
CITuAr1oa WANTED-1 WOULD LiKE 10 m
ss 25
C1TuArlos wANrEp-RY An HONEST WOMAN
s. nd fh, Quo 6ieef ps.t Il
Emplo1onr Aeent.: n>,on
y otoe 129 South Hafstct-s AL kinds Of hetp fur
nishc1: sHER"1n TAYLOR oH:-----.
CITUATIOER WANTEIlFAMILIES IN WANT OF
Me- Eaef Il, IS es '' supplied
CTTUAT1nNs w4ETED -5FOR FTRST-CLASS
> hnlp G.r1na,1 Swsdc, aai rhor .ntion1litiss; 20
help given ithaut references ly West Washington
Affs. bALAAA' --------
cITUATION WANTED-LADLES IN WANT or
- female holm rnuld do wnI "a cali an Mira Ia
PRISE ~ Woet Madison 1t.
...--.--.- a4fscolaueo"rs; ..-.-
CTTUATION WANTED-AN ENGLISH LADY, A
. rtdew o{ culture and po.ltnn rtshc. TO prueurr
ho,nu of herself s1rl ffttlc Rir yrars old She fully
eon'neena 70 Instruct ia tho EnEsh branches French
su !, " y. san ~ 49, .s y. lpnse'
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m - ] saerg OF g p'n,' m % nnGe
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1-1r1i,. ryoN " HTrn-I INV EvprprFrCFn
- a. Sop9ot Toaa 1ke ~ ~htsa sig o. % r tke
NE1a3s nosne. cs' e 1et'tsocea' Auu1eSs y! Asao-
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CTUAT1oN WANTED = EVEaENn EAPLoY.
- ln"n' a. An auaauens3 ~ aef1as
VF5 'noeernto noutess y c. -1.oono ooee.
SITUATION WtNTED-hY YOUNG WOMAN.
- 70 enn.r i1y 70 oee"ms 800 ustu, w. unr ~ r
s,4nus Ac"1hR u1"1''.s p'f1~su. aotae stof -. AE
, 1874-10-04
SITUATIONS wANTED--FEMAL

SITUATIONS wANTED--FEhIALE
mestics--Continueo.
S1TuA,Tl;oks ,I; ,,,A ,,MASIEn-BY TWO GIRLS IN "A 4
as1 Ill G Il % gsa':; q
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S1ruAr1os wAsrEn-BY A ,F1sT;oLAss GIRL
% es oo ssso fse
C1rUAr1oN wASrKD-BY- 4 SoRWEGIAN t;IRL
to do general houeoxork Please call Monday at
L sa sss3. soax :.s,ss Il: iS SP
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c1rUAT1oS WASTED-BY 4 F1RsT-CLAsS COOK.
? vs'p,ef p,s and troaer' In small family can at a4
S1TuAT1'S WANTED NJ 4 REsPEcTARTE
App f., f. f. Esasfdd! IN private
YTIAr|3Xs WAS7EShRY Two SISTKhS Y Sn9: 9SE ];
sH? ;ss ss. s' asaay :a
C1TuAT1oN WAN1'ED--DY A NEAT. REsP1:cTA;7
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1ls Bro~nst.
G1ruAr1oy .WANTED--BY 4 Go3D GERMAN
t. e s t. & IS "a: Ean sea IN ;as 'f'Ta' fam
ct "a ;sst. ae, Di4st; FaS 4
1,ITuAT1oN WANTED N 4 PRIVATE FAMILY.
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> p.e' h M fs.as H. ii % TX Q: ss1oa to co. I vs4h md
dsy 1t as so7b 1e Masfet.st -'' ''''
ClIUATfoN WANTED-BY A GOOD GIRL TO no
@ or "'& South sd'
GrTYArIoN WANTEp-RY A GIRL AS T., E1Rsr r Z;
1uoudeth::t.. IL tie rcar upstairs. --.----..-s.
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fss f,ss s on
S1TUATIoE WASTED7nY A WOMAN. TO COOK.
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> tmall fami, Apply 4 sa y7abash:av, OF los sebor
ble 81 i small piva,e family: Please cali Non
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CITUaTION WaNTED-BY A REsPEcrABI.E
- girl iu small pirate family the best refsfende CIV
en- Ls5 oatns1sou-7ts II l11o EE1f.
L1TUAT1nS WASTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
~ yourS R 10 caro- fnr chtafen ~ 40 rrcond wnrE inr
Rs1ae clky references e'sea. 1'oo>e ca at oos
49,. - .717 777;1 ~
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an ING ah4 soc"nn "oIS' 9e'' q reference Ri'en
c1ru1rioss w1SrrD-HY Tw0 KEsPFcT3BEe
md ser ~ n-iHas fsnt1. ~ IT,, ~ .x9o9 "a ~ ~ -
.n.-ni nn.c worf f., fsn,y ha-t ~ .errancss pFer
$780,
f-ITi. aTf0y W. VTFnIy PRIVATE "a WV
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c.i ,fonisx ~ - = SSontb MI Kn1ns,ies
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- aoad r4S -nFsrc,ns T1; ~ 80 -
firs;-st. :
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va.hns Is hrrd or 10 do chanbar.orE il large family.
nv lettar g.. {Jnioukt.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
THE REVOLUTION PROM ABOVE"

The Berlin correspondent OF the London Daily
Telegraph translates from the Vienna Ta0blau
some extracts from the forthcoming pamphlet
'sThe Revolution from Above" with which Dr.
julius Lang is TO startle the W0rld. SuoJolneu lS
one oil tbem:-
course Of conversation Gss0 Bismarck observed S
nss ns s s s lis
ssS n s he hfSs e
herself . be still thoroasngoins English woman, and
sS s@e and
him me Grown pnnSsy family has par par.
ever l. anything put enthnlasc IN this regard ne
ala s sss q na
should sympa hzs with Garibadi ior quite S seri r.
n a. arf Of rh s @ S h
o. IRE and show whether he can do son something ing
sss Ss's $:5f.
snoIs Italian people which sti %%,saas,al q q
msE ionff fhe Urown IeSsnty
Gs se fasass st high ss
ike sey ssz
sa isS" S
er Of r na
in this respect She IS a. genuine Ingl,shwoman, and
Pope, and made acaaaintance with the Catholic cutie,
s h ms nhss' YOU'D al asf
were let oose upon Rome Asked by his interocptSr
replied that do not permit Ii have enough
to in the North aud cannot ourselves in the
South, least OF all in the Roman question Rome Is out
OF our way We must leave the Pope to Napoleon. tie
may pension him or do what he pleases with him. We
shall not and cannot interfere Let the Pope be- What
do for the syllabus In North Germany no.
body takes any notice Of 1t not even bishop"
The Daily 7elegrdph's corresponding adds, IN
reference 10 these extracts that Herr julius Lang
declares that they were sold to the paper by q
Bavarian nobleman. and he threatens 70 dlvulge
the names Of those VINO originally furnished him
with the revelations II further unauthorized pub
llcations are not prevented. Great interest Is
1et IN the matter, high pensloned State officials
and ilustriOus South German mobiles are believed
to have supplied Lang with his information.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15

country Is depressed, as IL has been In the United
states Tor many months the party In power Is
always held responsible Tor 1t, no matter what the
real cause may be. Nevertheless, the report adds,
there has been
JUST GROUND FOR Discomfort
among the republican voters with the character
Of MANY or the Candidates presented TO them Tor
public ONCE, and this certainly operated to q
considerable extent to promote the result.
The report ailudes to the effort being made
by the league, through Its committee. TO
secure the nomination OF unexceptionable
candidates within the republican party to be
voted for Al the February election in this city.
The report speaks or the failure OF Congress to
make an Appropriation TO the Centennial. al ana q
economy OF Congress led 1t to refuse the contribu-
tion desired and threw upon the individual citizen
the task which OF right should have been dis
charged by the nation. 1t c0ngratulates the pub
nc on the fact that through the liberality OF tho
citizens mainly OF Philadelphia the success OF the
Exhibition Is assured. The balance OF the report
treats OF the membership, library and finances Of
the league, The number OF members is 1876.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRISTOL, Dec E-Arrived. brig Elgil CNor), Larsen,
New Oreans
BAR-Arnved. bark Ruggiero utaD, Ruggiera New
York.
CAHpryy, Dec ls-Arrived. brig Ranaena dtaD, Gam.
bardela, Baltimore
DEAL, Dec ls-Arrived, bark Gustafva lswe, Gott.
Baltimore for Rotterdam.
DovER. Dec N-sailed, bark Tidal Wave. Valentine
drom Havre). United States, having repaired.
FALMOUTH, Dec N-sailed. bark Crown Jewell tBr),
Delap drom Bremen,. United States
Put in Nth. wasama tiuO, Lundstrom. from
Baltimore for Dublin (see belowl
FirxE-Arrived. brig VIM Robertson. Peake, Rich
mond. Va.
HAMsuao. Dec ll-sailed bark Marie I Helene Ger .
Poppe San Francisco see belowt
Hoxo Koxc Dec l2-ssiled. steamship Colorado Morse
San Francisco via Yokohama with full cargol
LIVERPOOL, Dec l4-sailed, ships Olive q southard,
Walker, Calcuttat Hannah morris tBr). Dunbar. New
Orleans; barks Martha Mcneil Jordan, do; Bessie
Parker tB Parker. Tybee das, three reported sailed
earler).
Also sailed ,th. ship George Bell Br). Ross United
States
Arrived isth steamships Ponce p). Portundo. New
Orleans via Havana, Trent tBr) Leggett Savannah,
ship Riverside Woodward, New Orleans, barks sarah
Ellen (Br) Main, Charleston; Dartmouth tB, Burns
Savannah vidsaaen Nor), Frodesen, New York; Abrs.
ham Young tBr,, Farnsworth, Quebec.
ExwpoRr Dec l3-Arrived bark Dampier (Aus, Per.
cich, New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Dec lA-sailed, bark Renuie Carlton
OBJ, Butler Qrom Liverpool. New York, having rc-
paired.
Arrived 18th. SAM steamships Parthia CBr). Watson.
New YORK for LverpoolI llh $3.50 AN, Celtic lB). KID
die. do for do.
RorrraDA.. Dec il-sailed, bark Speed Noo. Olsen.
United States
vALrARAso-Putn. bark San Rafael (Br, Atkin, from
San Francisco for Queenstown below.
Sailed from - Dec u, Merriam for United States;
bark Evening star, Tor do
Loxpox. Dec l4-steamship Mongoi tBr,, from shsng.
hal for New York has been wrecked near Hong Kong,
and the captala and 10 OF the crew lost
Bark Marie Helene toer), Poppe. from Hamburg TO
San francisco, has run aground At cuxhsven; viii be
gotten on at high water
| A telegram from Pernambuco reports that the bark
San Rafael (Br, Akin, from san Francisco sept for
| Queenstown. has put into Valparaiso ieaky.
| Bark wasama lRuO Lundstrom, nom Baltimore
for Dublin has put into Falmouth In damaged conc
| ton.
The name Of the American ship reported yesterday as
wrecked ~ Anderne has not yet been ascertaned The
last report denomnstes her o schooner and say she
foundered od "Beuzec.n
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. IA, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Francnnia Bragg Fortand-J Amea
Bark Mary (Br). Babn, Aontevldeo-J Norton, Jr,
Hon.
Bark Victoria Perez, Lindsey, Aaracaibo-M Perez
Co
Bark Ada tBr). Roach, Baltimore-Boyd Hincken.
Brig Dauntiesa Williams saonica-simpson, ClaDp
Co.
brig Trowbrdge, Rogers, Barbados-D Trowbridge
b Co.
Brig Marie Duch). Hansen, st Martins, &c-H vsta-
BILE ION.
Schr Portland CBr), Cofill Las Palmas-J Horsey.
Schr II Riley. Coffin, st Thomas-Peniston Go.
Schr Jessie Elizabeth Brower Charleston-Master.
schr sunny shower, Ward, Providence-Rackett 4
Bro.
schr Garland, Lindsey New Haven't Winchester
Co.
Steamer Mars. Grumev. Philadelphia-W Kirkpatrick.
Steamer Mavnower Fus Philadelpha-James Hand.
Steamer Bristol. W Wallace, ,Pniladelphla-Jas Hand
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
Maritime Miscellany.


ss For other disasters cable and general news col
umna
We are indebted to the purser Of the steamship Co.
iumbus, from dayana. for favors.
SHIP SUMNER MxAD Wood, at San Francisco Dec % s
ua1 S and an Il
poa sds5DRsd % sS re-
N s 81 ans s
e throw some coal from iorwasd OF San Franciseo e
fathoms OF chain.
BARK CAs1AIs DAs Br,, White from Brunswick. Ga.
tres, encountered heavy gale Of wind NOV 2s in lat
81 n anS Saf hi H aSS ssns
ana o Fl the sopOs Of the vessel and
with Of Vine on he
but soon went to pieces The crew We're ssyed part
her cargo doated to the coast and was picked up.
aae OF the Inc 70 ns
total loss.
s.s :os Perkins S9
manner.
Ayres win general ran ashore at Pan.a
iS;. Ss 4 IA. .ad Sd Wa Ess Vessel . Be
gasc A1,zl M lsr, :. Boston from bsmsrsrs isborss.
vineyard sncsoT and
BnIe MExrHis CBr, at st Johns NF, Dec la, from Phil
I Had i've feet Of T water in hold on arrival ' D''"
Es os % Ssw .s Wine
when OF Cape Pogues, was In contact with
light three masted schr and had cathead mainsa and
several stanncheons broten bulwarks stove, &c. The
damage to the other vessel Is unknown.
scHR MADAGAscAR (of New York;, from Port Johnson
for Boston. with cargo Of coal In attempting TO pass
through the North ChanneLn Vineyard Sound,
Saturday last ashore near Succoncasset Point and
remained until the next day. when she came OF after
discnarging part OF her cargo without damage.
SCHR HERBERT OLIVER. at Lewes, DEL from Turks
Island, reports when of Cape Hateras split and lost
sails, shipped o heavy and stove in cabin door.
Notice to Mariners.
WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-THE Lighthouse Board gives
ce that third class can buoy, painted green, with the
word wreck upon IT, has been placed on the wreck Of
the schr Louisa Croker, which was sunk In 81 fathoms
Of water Ia miles by from the Thimbe shoa light
Whalemen.
Sailed from st Helena Nov s, bark Desdemona. Davis
Of NIB, TO cruise.
Spoken.
Ship Eaton Hall (Br), from San Francisco for Liver
pool. Nov 10 lat IA rs N, Ion l19 ~ W.
Bark Thomas Lee (Br), from Quebec for Liverpool,
Nov 30, 20 miles WSW OF Bardscy.
Bark Princess Louise tBr). from Quebec for Monte
video, Nov y lat 46 IS N, Ion So 44W.
Schr Minnie Cronan (Br) from - for Jamaica, Dec
6, of the east end Of Bermuda.
Schr John Slusman, from Baltimore for Jacksonville
Dec 10, about II miles SW OF Hatteras.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
THE PHILADELPHIA UNION LEAGUE.

The Annual Report ON tho Cause Of the
Late Defeat OF the Republican Party
"aTfstaken Economy of Congress on
the Centennial Question.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. II, 1874.
The annual report OF the Union League was read
at the annual meeting tonight II starts out by
saying that the league has taken no action In
elections since the last annual meeting, and then
speaking OF the defeat Of the republican
party IN this State, adds that the party
has fallen from causes which appear To be
t.gA. y SAYS rAsseyH taa bpslasss u The
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
ana HDass @ ad ess
Gortis Had fresh gales and heavy head most q
@ cslt,e hence Iyefpeo r.
an AceS Gaona s & sSusa Glasgow
J. with mdse and i passengers to Henderson Brothers
: Sn Z 1s'1a IS as
Steamship August Andrea tBes, Greve, Antwerp Nov
with mdss nd and 10 Passensss to fanch @ Eye Co
still remains The passengers were taken on and
s e.s s m & BY
general news columns -, p. ~ "a Ia.
mdse and passenaers 10 WIN clyde Co. D'o " WIN
via % and d'Sss
with mdse and passengers to " 4 Garrison
Sseams. Gni stream yakeF chars't9n Dec Il
on Hsteras, passed steamships United states City OF
sSp Daniel Marcy Bursey. Iaalsue, IS days. with
nitrate OF soda, to master. Is anchored OF the Light
ship constanna Ger, soltcnborn. rnilaacphia NOV
bound %s 70 Bremen Dut this tor repa
ing on Nov ls experienced heavy gale, during which
hsew hs b ole tie
eE snS W. nd New
with coal to order vessel 70 socovich Co Took the
southern passage and had fine weather. Is anchored on
BARK Baltic !sr. sehwspssn, Malaga g days with
~
Gibraltar Oct z5 made southern passage, and had
BARK Dians {SorI, Roth; T9ganr9g q days via Con-
gate. Passed Gibraltar Oct "a
Bark Liberia, Richardson Gaboon WCA, 81 days. with
barwSod e o. Yates rorterneld Crossed the Equator
Bark Antelope, Davis st Crox, Is davs, with sugar
&C. to Roche Bros 4 Co Is anchored OF Long Branch
Bark Anderson, Brandt, havana nov 20, with su-
gar, &c. 10 Rubina Go; vessel 70 Ward Co. Was
Brig Hannibal tof st ives Pearson, Santos, 80 daya
via Hampton Roads Dec H. with coffee, TO q Ramsey
Co and vessel to @ Buey Crossed the equator Nov
In long IS Had nne weather 10 rom thence
heavy NE and NV gales carried away foretopsaii yard
jibboom and broke main boom.
Brig Cheviot foi st John, NB), Nelson Ba hia Il days
with rosewood and sugar TO order vessel te Boyd
Brig Robt Move tot Ne HavenJ Dearborn, Port Spain
Trmidad). 10 days with sugar to Trowbrdge's sons
Brig virgin,a J2nnston 81 pierre Mart 10 days with
brig Bonito tBr) from Pernambuco Delaware Break
wa,er same day schr Helen SHARP, IRON Trnidaa for
brig ssran CroweIl tof windsor Ns) Morris Arscbo.
PR, II days with sugar TO v onatavia a Co.
Brig Eliza Thomson of New Havenj Bates Arectbo,
10 days, with molasses to l. w Armstrong.
Brig Fdea & lo Bangor White, coehourn Harbor, TT,
TlIos stewart: vessel TO Miller 4 Houghton.
Brig Alfredo {-pl Sesa, Cieufuegos l3 Gays via Ha.
yans J! days with sugar and molasses TO q Fowler
schr J Palmer stevens rampico Mex. ., days with
hides and fusc 70 Thebaud Bros Was IL days north OF
hat,eras, with strong NJ and sw gales :.
days, with moasses to Mchelena CO.. vessel TO smp.
son Clapp. No date, lat a. Ion 73 65 spoke BARK An
teope, from Turks Island for New YORK.
schr Laura Pr'de to Turks Island). Stevens. Grand
Inrk, IT, Y days with salt 70 Darrell 90 vessel 70
Brett. son 20, u anchored south Of the Highlands
Schr James Ponder, Hudson, Georgeto wn, sc, days.
Win naSai stores 10 ID Hariput ! Co
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains
informed that by telegraphng to the HERALD London
Bureau No As Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the will be cabled this country
tree Of charge and published.
The New York herald., 1874-12-15
Herald Marine correspondence.

NEwPoRT, Dec H. 1874
The schr VIM Wilson, Capt Jones arrived here from
Turke Island, brought with her two sailors, named
George Edwards and Charles Brun of the wrecked schr
Angelina, British vessel Capt Bergfeldt with beef and
-four, bound from Philadelphia for San Andreas They
sent here by the British Consul from Nassau MP
and were tonight furnished with transportation
by Dennis, British Consul at this place, to Phila-
depha they the total loss OF their vessel They
were esht days in an open boat with the Captain and
picked and landed at Turks Island, the Consul
cured transpOra ton for the rest In other
BreakWater.