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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator Phineas W Hitchcock. or Nebrasks. Is 90
journing al tho 81 Nicholas Hotel Rev. o. IL
PATTERSON, Of Philadelphia, Il staying at the CoeInaa
House. Ex-Governor Emory Washburn, OF MaSsachu
sets Il registered at the Fifth Hotel Colona
William IL Lewis, United states Army and Mr. A. N
chrystis, Vice President Or the Ohio and MssissIpp
Railroad Company are az the Glsey House Herr Won
Blow has taken up his residence a. tho Westminster
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CHARLES O'CONOR.

STILL IMPROVING, BRIGHT, BUT NOT INCLINED
TO TALK.
FORT WASHINGTON,
FRIDAY, Dec. 2-11 rs p. N.
Charles o'Conor's condition has improved con-
siderably last night although his appetite Is
so good as previous his RELAPSE He still appears
be improving During the afternoon he bright but
not inclined to talk The newspapers read to
him as usual and although several visitors called
were allowed TO see him. He was not visited by DR..
keyes to- night
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A BURIAL MANDAMUS.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Dec. "a, 1875.
Judge Ludlow to-day granted the mandamus asked
for by w. H Boileau and Margaret Jones, compelling
the Mount Morah Cemetery Association to receive and
allow 10 be buried the body OF Henry Jonos coloredl
IT il understood appeal will at once be taken, aud
the Court asked to suspend the writ Of mandamus
banding tha appeal
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MISPLACED SWITCH.

BRIDuEPoRT Conn, Dec "a, 1875.
Tho late passenger and freight train bound west,
tho Western Connecticut Railroad, was thrown from
the track al half past seven O'Clock last evening at the
state line bv a misplaced switch The engine was
smashed and nvs freight went over an embank-
ment The baggage master the only person hurt
he is badly injured about the head.
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THE WAR IN MALACCA.

A VICTORY FOR THE ENaLIsH-NATIvE. RULERS
IN RETREAT.
LONDON, Dec. "a, 1875
The Times in its second edition to-day, has special
telegram from Penang, dated to-day, to the following
enect;-Genera Colborne reports that he has taken
Kintsh without any loss.
The MaharaJahs Ismail and Leila fed to Palane.
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THE QUEBEC PARLIAMENT.

QuKBEc, Dec a. 1875.
In the House this afternoon the Lieutenant Governor
gave assent to number of bills and prorogued the
Parliament OF the province OF Quebec
Hon. Mr.. Cauchon, the newly appointed President
OF the Council of the Dominion Cabinet to-day re-
surned 70 Parament BY acclamaton for Quebec Centre
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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PROPRIETOR.

The daily edition Of tho NEw YoRg HERAID Is CON
ceded the .Greatest Newspaper of tho Ago both
in point Of circulation and popularity
The weekly edition Of tho HERALD a. ls evidenced bJ
large and constantly increasing circulation, hold
the same rank among the weekly newspapers OF thi
country
We are determined 10 spare neither money nor laba
in still further improving weekly edition In all tha
Is necessary to make up great newspaper, worthy
It's world wide reputation
Each number OF the weekly will contain select storl
and the latest by telegraph from all parts OF ths
world up to the hour Of publication.
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MORE LOCOMOTIVES SPARKS.

MILFORD Pa, Dec a. 1875.
Daniel Decker obtained verdict S. 572 SO against
ths Erie Railway Company here yesterday for tho
burning of his hotel al Shohola March s. 1872 The
Ore was communicated bya locomotive spark The
company will doubtless, carry tho the Supreme
GcurL
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RECKLESS DRIVING.

Margaret Hughes, OF No. % Charlton street. was
Knocked down by car No 80 Of the Eighth line
Ia Hudson street Iast evening aud very seriously
injured
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YOUNG AcRoBATs WITHDRAWN.

BosroS, Dec, "a, 1875
on petition OF the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty, &C. the Council to night compelled the
gers Of tho Howard Atheneum to withdraw from their
programme the performance Of two children acrobats
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EXPECTATION OF FRESH BEEF.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a, 1875.
The parties who made the recent shipment OF fresh
beef 20 Europe per the steamship Illinois have received
word that il reached Liverpool in good condition.
Another shipment OF 100 beeves made day.
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A.-THE HANDSOMEST VISITING HAT BROUGHT
ou this has been issued Ia anticipation 0 tha
holidays, ~ ESPEhsCHEID lis Nassau street New
Years callers should make their nrsu call that populaa
manufacturer II thoy wish their appearance the
st OF January IN the elegant fabric that tsts
ana skill furnish
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THE LANCASTER SAVINGS BANK.

BosroN, Dec "a, 1875.
Investigation shows that the affairs Of the Lancaster
Savings Bank much worse than at nrst sup.
posed IL said that at least $3.50 900 of ss funds have
been loaned upon securities which have proved entirely
worthless. receiver will soon be appointed
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JUMPED OFF A TRAIN.

John Younger, residing al Morris avenue and l5oth
street jumped on a New Haven train going north
las, evening At 1884 street and seriously In
iured.
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THE FACE or HUMANITY DISPLAYS FEWER
piulpes thaa formerly. ksason-5LkaNis soar.
HILLS Ham WHrsxER DYxr black brown. JOc
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A-PATENr WIRE SIGNS ENGRAVED METAL
sIsSs SroRK and OFYicE PAfNTIsG
UPllAM & Co, $50 and 252 ANAL street
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INSURANCE COMPANIES MERGED.

NRw HAVEN, Conn, Dec "a, 1876.
Tho American National Life ana Trust Company
Of this city has been merged into tho National Capital
Life Insurance Company Of Washington, ID. u
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for tho past twenty four hours,
parson with the corresponding date OF last year.
dcated by the thermometer at HudnuEs pharmacy,
Rui1d
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A REVOLUTION IN TREATING HERNIA SIMPLY
amazing has been wrought BY tho ELAsric Truss COMPANY
6s3 Broadway which easily cures worst ruptures; metal
trusse entirely superseded.
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CAN'T YOU AWFUL" TO SAY LOOK sIGKI.Y
much older shall declaro you and hairs
lignant deiamers and e1ace the with O'BRIENS RE
sroRKR No. and dismiss the other obi WON
Obtained depots 94l Broadway 22 kast Thrift
eth street, and druggist's
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Assigns, SIGNS, SIGNS. SPECIAL NovELTTEs
and every description Of Signs store painting. UPHAM
CO., 80 Canal street.
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THE DYNAMITE ASSASSIN.
BORN IN PRUSSIA, BUT TAKEN TO AMERICA
WHEN AN INFANT

WHEN AN INFANT,
LONDON, Dec. "a, 1875.
The Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon has a special
telegram from Berlin which says that Thomas other
wise Thomassen who attempted to destroy the
Mose with dynamite, is a native of Germany.
He was born at Bocholt, in Prussan Westphalia but
taken TO America at the age Of two years
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A-HATs. s.-GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS FOB
the holidays at lowest prices. II. ERNENWEIN
14S Nassau street. Spruce street.
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DAVID'S HOLIDAY STYLES OF GENTLEMEN'a
dress H.rs ready. SEALsEIS CAPS anA
in variety Salesroom 299 Broadway near Duane
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A.-FURsl

A-FURSl
FURs at popular priceA
Sealskn Sacques and Sets specially
Children's Furs, Sleigh Robes Gaunets, Caps &c, &c
BURKE, Manufacturer 2i4 Broadway Park Bank Building
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Average temperature yesterday. 395.
Average temperature tor corresponding date last
wear Observation-Disclosures. s6H
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EPICURUS MUST NOT FORGET THAT DENIS
formerly OF Demonico's, gives excellent
table hote DINNER at his restaurant No East Twelfth
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The Democratic House.

Tho House of Representatives has organ
lied ana commenced business under favor
able circumstances. 1t contains Demo-
cratic majority Of about seventy. The
future of the Democratic party Ii in the
hands Of this majority and as it shall act
in the session now opening so will the
party revive and flourish As in the times
Of JEFFERSON and JACKSON, or. on the
other hand, drift away and become II
memory ana IA by-word like the old Fed
eralists.
If, during the coming session, the Demo-
Gratis i'm the House shall enter iearlessly
upon the task of exposing the corruptio ns
of the various Rings which have so long
dsGrncod the country, and wherein some
of the important links are Democrats;
and If, in respect TO their own measures Of
legislation, and especially in regard to the
currency and appropriations of the public
money. they shall adopt sound financial
theories and practise rigid economy; and
If they shall set their faces like fiints
against all jobbing schemes however
plausibly prcsented and If, in one word,
they shall show themselves true reformers
and 1T 10 govern the nation, then there is
glorious future for the Democratic party.
But if, ON the contrary, the Democratic
majority allows itself to be ruled by the
lobby and made the tool of punderers or
even spectators; If, through corrupting
appliances or even specious preteXts, it
permits itself to be used as shield for
covering up the iniqutics of the Admins
trahon; if it exhibits weakness ignorance,
and unwisdom on the vital subject Of the
fiuances; If, in short, it does not so demean
itself ms TO show TO the whole country that
it is marked improvement upon its Re
publican predecessors, then it will have
prepared the way for the overthrow Of the
Democratic party in the great contest of
next year.
1t is now eighteen years since the Demo-
Gratis were able to elect Speaker of the
House of Representatives. The election of
Mr.. KERR is encouraging; but We shall
soon see in earnest whether their cXclusio
from power in the popular branch of the
national Legislature during this long ana
! eyoutful PERIOD, In taught the leaders Of
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Though Brother SHEARMAN loves Mr.
lEECHKR more than he does his own wife. and
mas inundated Iirooklyn with tears SIZED in his
be ali, yet the Pbmodth people seem disposcd
to distrust the highly pious lawyer, and To wish
that his tricks were used elsewhere than in
their church, They seem TO shlr, BEECHER's
former opinion Of the te rful brother, that he
Is meddicsolno fellow, who does their pa tor
more harm than good. We are hound to say
that there IL ground for this feeling but after all
those tears, that long legal service, those crafty
devices aud that gush Of affection, il It not hard
on Brother SIM ARM ~ for his brethren 10 WISH
thlt he woalI shut up? Why, he loves BEECnER
more than his own wife,
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When Miss CATHERINE BEECnER writes
In condemnation Of further discussion OF the
case " her brother, 1IENRY WARD, she does
unquestiouably try to perform sistcrly onice.
But the grounds on which she bases her argu-
ment and appeal are not sound. She assumes
that the balance Of evidence Il I'm her brothers
favor, declares that I'm character he Is way be.
yond his accuscrs that these latter have told
two stories about the case, and that his lett RS
are exulalnabe on theory Of Innocence which
Ia fortified by the excellence Of BEECHER's char
acter. The facts brought out on tho trial take
the bottom out of Mics nrrcuER's points. The
case against the Plymouth pastor Is quite ire
sistible, even II VIC leave out everything except
his own letters and Acknowledged conduct.
These utterly destroy the reputation for honor,
truth and hcnevolence which his sister SAYS he
has always enilyed from youth up. They con
TESS a crime, tremble with the'apprehe ~
exposure, suggest devices for getting people On
the scent. and display a degree OF duplicity
irreconclable with either honesty or truth.
Their chief characteristic is fright. So far from
there being any presumption In BEfCnER's favor,
all the presumptions are against him and until
he meets the testimony OF his own letters and
that Of his extraordinary conduct under charges
Of adultery, with something else than vernal
casuistry, he and his friends have no right to
ask that he shall be hcld beyond usplcion md
outside the necessity ~ invcstiration and pun
ishmcnt Add to these the Hat oatns II rrLTON.
MorLroN, and Mrs. MOrLroS, ana a case against
him ia built up Of sort that no man. certainly
no minister, can stand up against. So far their
relative ctedihilitv and characters for truth arc
concerned, Mrs. NOuLrON "a just as much en-
titled o. belief rs Mr.. BrEcuER. aud her story Is
consistent with the letters and suspicious con
duct. while his fails to iibe with them. Whatever
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MIR RESERTOIR ron.
KinGslcy nrd X rcury Threatening to ~uc the
CttS oil IraO.lSu.

hiAGricy MA h'chrN threatening 10 ~uC the
Cuy oil iraOi,lyu.
The Hampstead II sc'Voir Committee
met yesterday afternoon. ani All. rnau str ~
explained tint Kingsley and k.,nt' hal de-
cl.Lod 90 l;.i D. the dam gnD to c'.,yc what w.s
due tucll, ana t. consider tueu contract 40 an
end. Alderman Fisher mo,ei that tine orinious
and 1cu1 cuts to laldcd % the board, with a
retomme"'l tiuu t. lay tho subject on tHe table
Alderman S,ton! suhmi ted tuc following oGcr
from Wa. g. klrgslcy; Ia, US WAat the city
owes us tsl,5url; Say u- fUr cnWul 'ting the
dam; take 90 year 90 tr~t tie reservoir, tuou we
stand ready T. nu-n tbc it-trN ir 600 20 reason
able time for toe ret II tie $4,000 Many
thtr- 90 tln. ,uH. miitnc dc. .r+u 90 "a We the
DIN tested. The only tear being mat any furthtr
action WoulI commit the city itreVoc .nB TO tine
JON,
Alderman Howell ssid that If the reservoir
= thu private property Of NY ono of tht mn II
read specifications under which 1t WINS said tnit
kingsley anu keeucy, o. thcy continued their
worn, must give S.50NO1 bonds to complete the
work for the amount HplropliitCd. and agree
not To demand any extra hhulagc Of the city. 4
rcsoutl1 u 20 report the ficts to the board with-
out RECOMMENDATION received Tie vote.
Alderman Fishers resolution ttVoring iuuctIon
WIS adopted. Kingsley and kccury nave i've
formed the committee tnat Uniess they tre
allowed To proceed with the work, thcy Will sue
the city for he IVY damages, for tine money due,
and for The money they lose hy not benz allowed
TO finish the work.
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and virtue OF the people. Whatever also puts
check on the prevalent modern habit Of pre-
venting births aids the cause Of religion aud
morals, and cultlvatcs the manliness and capacity
for responsibility Of men, and conservcs the test
interests OF women. 1t IL In the home and the
family that the best civic virtues are bred ana
when men shtk tho responsibilities OF marriage
they decline In value "a citizens, for they lose
the advantage Of the best school Of development
for manly character life has to Offer. The true
place for man IL at the head Of family.
IL he IA not there, he Is out Of the order OF
nature, and his neglect to take wife
dooms some good woman to singeness ana
prevents her from developing her character and
fulnlng the part In life GOD has allotted to
her. This marriage question was never so
serious one az 10 Is to-day. The men who are
now escaping the cares OF matfimony are not
I poor and aborlous, bat the luxurious bachc-
lors. who will not win wife because the sup
port OF a family might cut down the sum they
think 1t necessary to spend on clubs, clothes,
and soft living. There is whole army Of such
fellows In New York, and they arc n host which
II not Of much value in the battle OF life A
man who cannot make enough 20 support some
body besides himself, labor3 TO little purpose.
II he does mako the money and sucnis It all for
his selfish publication, he deserves nohody's
respect. The bachelors who 90 around in
gorgeous apparel and drink their bottle Of wine
every day at Delmonicos or the Hoffman House,
meantime bomoaning their liability to marry
unless they capture a rich girl, are not orna-
mcnts OF society upon whomwe gaze with salts
faction. They deserve their fate.
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An Orthodox Minister Prcuchiug in II Chi-
cagO Theatre.

fFc" me h"WhHfNf HWA'f'f
Pro. Swing swings clear of all deuomina-
ton entanglcmCnts, aud Is going To preach The
gus ct AS ne undcrst and- II from am iudrucudcut
Standpoint. The pl n is for MIN To deliver one
sermon each sabbath IN NcNicNei's rhcltre,
winch has the largest auditorium Of any build
Ing in Chicngo. 10 make sure uf tupplrt nd
cxuensc, hftv we lthY citi2ons become resp N
shlc each for $1,000 "A year for three years. sit
tlngs are To be let 1T $l3 each per annum
PREACHING tut ono sermon week aud having
40 pastoral duties. Prof. Swing viii be able TO
put a great deal If Thought and power INTO his
enter rise should NOT be productive Of iar,c
and excellent results. Thousands of neople
VINO would not feel Ht home in any church viii
20 To NcNlCkrts, ana MIR. wing, wnHtevpr mia
DEPARTURES from strict oithoduXy ACCORDING to
the patton straight edEe, Is an admirable
pre- 'chel, ana man If great siu.pi city md
putty Of Ch.rac. Ell.
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THE sTRUGo1E ~ CUnA.
The Brutal Character Of the war Wneed
by the spanish Guerilla Forces.

me Following very interesting state
..,..,. .a....,t.... A. .-... III. . ~ ,to
menus reEdIulhg inc present cphult ~ VI '"o
war of iudeucndencc I'm cuba arc comuiled from
ar ,..
oncl i documents ron the hepublcdh Wv
crntuept 81 Cubo rercivnd bprc yesterday Inv
:,
the Agent General Of the republic. Ec-ides
i'V,'''N '"O ''"."' ''"'"' W. W ''' W." 90
by the Suauiards. they afford conclusive tpstt-
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ar u ttnn ever. CONTINUED NriurEt r' n,i k,ln ~
F our lnr''s lh lhe i"-, r 'iei wv ~ ''i T. ~
tloh IN our iaNoF ol tuu.hs $40 az ln c,is ~ ~ Nv
we Ssmhds j. h.c"orl'y. in. e, eu, 'ui, H '
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tiafo &c 'u'A anu thc Hluc cutN"tcu paVH'r n'V"'u
hgiS"li 1870. -- ..,, go. . .. 81. . ,.,, ,.t.,
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ehaHcte, of the persons implicated COM
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- go 80 -
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patton b, one or more Of It's members
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the ouautltv Of win. kew received and sand
to he manufactured with tbe onautt,
Consumed and Skinned. Tbo di0ereurebc-
tu cen the two showed a fraud ON the reye-
moot n million and II n,,,r of dollars
ever, year, according TO those statistic.
tLoush the total Is known TO he much
Inner. Inenici,ncy on the mart OF Mr..
Du-GLAsS is "A miserable pl,a 10 sci of
snt.u,, this Iurceacel and daring ,ofl.ut-
tlou.
Only n small plrt Of the tclorrams and
letters connected with the Whiskr, Rim
indictments and trials hnvc.yet be. d puI-
Ished. Many of the most Important are
stu before the Grand jury al 81. Loui..
aud must soon zee the light of da,, 10 the
confusion ana scandal OF many who are
now in high public position, but sitting on
the ragged oige of Inxloly and dospair.
But among tine dos,utch,, produced on
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omnipotence anywhere, that they really
think n party nomination made by thieves
can triumph over an independent one
made by honest men without the party
sanction. -
We are glad the Republican thieves are
going to try their experiment in Boston
Let them stand up and be counted; and
meantime let us reflect upon the best
methods of getting rid of our political
.rirhiuu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-07

Is laid bare, and the mighty combination
OF political and official influence is brought
out into the blaze OF MONDAY, 1t VIII Nc
found that twelve or fifteen millions of
dollars were stolen in II short space OF time,
and divided among n gang OF plunderers.
Some OF these, who still occupy places Of
honor and trust, are now trembling In
their shoes at Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-07

Whnt They snr in Ohm.

From ne Upper SdHdiSGy (Oih} luton.
Decidedly the neWsIest, absolutely most
INDEPENDENT, aud best uaIrouiHed newspapt r
puhli-ued IN the Unitod States is THL NEw
YORK SuN. 1t has ACCOMPLISHED more good
through tNuosutcs of CorruNtlon in public
places thhn any man or set OF men in the coun-
Try. ltH aims are apparently the uuod of the
people lUesi 'ctive OF Jar'y Olguui1ati us, md
70 this end has re confidence II BIO entire nuh-
llc. It's opposition % the present Admiuistra-
lion has for wears kept the coIrdpt ldugs
throughout the country IN a torment of trouble.