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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-09

Those of our readers who like an occasional
through the Garden District will be pleased
to hear that at EcklebuIg'E corner of st. Charles
and Washington Avenues they always find cold,
delicious soda water with fresh fruit syrup
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-09

Observation-Disclosures Review for October,
1850 and all numbers from July, 1861 to thu OF the
series. See advertisement on page 5.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-09

Country folks have now the same advantages
in purchasing dry goods city people pOssess for
by writing to the extensive house of Levy Bros $50
Magazine street, samples will be sent by mail
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-09

We have seen Pirrung's Patent Mop or Scrub
bling Machine used and most emphatlcally endorse it
as of the greatest labor saving inventions Of the
day See adver tisement in another column
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-09

In EsiDg Pirrung's Sorubbing Machine the
satOr stands erect and cleans and wipes the floor
ealEly AsR weeping it.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-09

Ladies in the country can select their own
dress goods by applying to Levy Bros. $50 Magazine
street
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-09

"Down with the prices is now the business
az NJ Lsry Bros, $50 Magazine street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-09

RATES OF THE "sTAR"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-09

Sertion.
Cuts inserted at special rates.
Death and Marriage Notices. q eaph insartiou
wants and Personal Information Advertisement
10 cents Ter line each insertion,
Editorial Notices. 90 centa a line.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
MEETINGS OF SAVINGS BANKS DEPosTToRs

A meeting of the deposltOrs of the Mutual
Benefit savings bank held yesterday al No. 81 Park
row. After some general talk, Dr. W. Philips was ap-
pointed Chairman and william H. Barnes Secretary II
was stated that the deposits amounted TO from e4OOOOO
to $4,000 and that probably payments would be made
in about 30 days. The receiver OF the Bank Is W r.
Aldrich OF No. 81 Broadway, who was formerly In the
Union Trust Company. He was at one time bank ex-
aminer committee of three consisting Of /. H. Lee,
" H. Devins. and Frederick HOllander was appointed
to look into the condition O the bank ana report at ths
next meeting.
several hundred depositors Of the suspended German
Up-Town Savings Bank met last evening at Terrace
Garden on Fiftyei ghtst near t1fth-aVe Louis kels
was called 10 the chair, aud Alfred Douglas appointed
secretary An effort then made To appoint com
ee OF nine represent the depOstOrs but the motion
was summarily voted down. After long and earnest
d scussiun, Ashbel r. Fitch, j. j. Frank, and Alfred
ID ugas appointed committee TO examine the laws
la relation to savings banks ami confer with Bank super
intendent Ellis with view Of reOrganiZing the BANK
The general sentiment OF the deposOrs present was III
favor OF reOrganiZatiO Many were willing 10 sacflhce
from five 10 ten per OF their deposits temporarily IN
order 10 place the bank sound basis. On mOuOn OF
Rosenbatt all the officers Of the bank We're invited 10
attend the meeting Of the dep0sltors Nearly all the
persons present Germans ana the speeches were
made in German and English. Several depo-ltors an
nounced that they were willing tO ald IN making good
The deficiency The meeting adjourned until next Frl-
daV.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
All Notices Of N
name aud address.
DIED

PISHOP-On Thursday morning Dec Q. of dphhera Mabel
daughter u Adophus r. aud luna A. bIshOp IN 'hs
5th Of her ..-
Funeral al her fathers residence Norwak Conn., satur
day, at = p m
BRINKERHOFF-On Wednesday. the 9Th, Harry only son
v H. and Elizabeth " BrinAerhoh, aged IL years
and months. -
Relatives friends respectfully invited 10 attend MS
funeral saturday. the / H. Al y. from COmmul
paw ave. Jersey CITY Qdte Lafayette.
EARLE-On Friday Dec 10, p. Augusta Bigeow. wife OF
Jonathan Earle.
Relatives ami friends respectfully invited 20 attend tbs
funeral from her late residence New BrunsNlcN " j. On
Monday Dec 49, at IL o'clock a. Trans leave COrt-
landt and Desbrosses Ferries at $40 and $50 m
GARRFTSON-At HertzOg Hail. New Brunswick y. j. on
the inst, Rev. John GdTrotson, d. d. Rector Oi ths
Theological seminary.
SAWYFRAt family residence in Austinburgh Ohio On
The morning saturday. Dec T. Robert Hurl sawyer son
Rufus sawyer esq and only brother Oi hohlh A
sawyer D. H.. Of IryirgtOn on the Hudson.
Montreal and Cincinnati papers please copy.
SHEIDON-At residence in Philadelphia on the 9Th ot
December, 1873. Muna TwOnOly wife Of Richard H. ohe-
don, formerly Of Boston, Mass
sTOKEs-Suddenly Friday afternoon, Edward H. stokes
in the 10Th year Of mis- age. -, .-,
The friends family invited 10 attend his funeral
from the Fifth Baptist Church. corner Oi Forty sixth
at on Monday the 18Th, without further invitation
Philadelphia papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11

p..o, vrx n, Faik for Bremen; Rosins. for Nspiesj
unoDs for genoa; Mary o. iias fOr nhrssnles escsa
for Caragena FraDcisc9 and Chiton Iof IsD1n - o.
for Curacao Columbia for Barbsdoes Norhso ~
leans San GaetlD0 for BstOl; hahhIeh lSl so,
Ian; Torrid Zone, for Port su Prince; IhOms O"rn @
Clenfuegos Mary A. Chase Tor - schIs asun Lt.ss'
for faniro Paoro. for Havana VIM DouSA7s '"' %
Kits; Q. W Holt, Tor
MIND-sunset. moderate " W Gear.
MEMORANDA.
The schr Cynosure which left Salem Mess fo 0ckporl
(.fore the late ae) has not since Deel hSatb
from and II Is feared she haa fOundered
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT ROYAL g. C.. Dec. i0-ArTived steamship MonS
romcry Faircloh. from NewfOrk sailed schr Earle H.
Potter Rogers Tor New York A. -. - No..
B0sros pee IO-Auved steamship Nereus rom Bosiop-
Cleared Atlas tr BOseason FOR Lyerpoo snip
Rufus l.. Wood. iOr san y rancisc0 ,,.. ,....
ST AuGusTISE Dec. 9.-Auived. sch f. A. hagee' IRON
New York. a.
for Portland, oregon. - -.
Islrsb0rJ for YORK. ,..
PROVIDENCE Dec lO.-Arrfyed steamships VIM. Kennedy
Poster from baltimore Florida from Philadelphia
FOgFIGN PORTS.
QfRRNsTOwN Dec. iO-The Inman Line steamship City d
BrOokyn arrived here today from Liverpool and soon aef
sa lied f0r New-IOrk. . z,-,,
MoyIIIE Dec iO-The Anchor Line steamship Caledonia
Sidey SewHOrk Nov "a for Glasgow arrived here To-
day --.y,.- o..
-taHpe New York Nov -, arrived here today
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
MUSICAL NOTES.

A testimonial concert for the benefit of Mr..
George f. BIstOw will be given at steinway Hal next
"wednesday evening. number of popular artsts Will
fake part In it, and there viii DE- chorus and orchestra
The programme includes selections from IDe Messiah
PnssinTs . Inaammatus" with Mrs Butmar), and the
chorus God OF Battles" from Mr BristOHs KIP Van
Winke."
At his first concert in Washington Dr. Won
pillow was Obliged 10 interrupt the performance IN order
10 SOP tie loud talking OF Of the audeLce FOR the
Waspinton mas the reputation of being the foremost
city 0f America bat the worst Offenders are sdu 10 D
younger members OF the diplomatic corps
Three Evenings of English Glees are to be
be cub to which We indebted for most OF our ENJOY
eut of this class OF music has been reorganzed anu
Anna r. HobrOOk in place Of Mr. Bush, Nj j. r. Nsen
ReckstrI and Nj c. T. Aiken with Hr. C. FlOrio as ac-
cOmpanist.
A German Military Band, under the direc-
tion Of Herr CAST, will give matinee performance Al
sfeipNay Hall to-day and evening concert tOnofO"
The programmes are mostly OF popular character
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
MR. 0CoyoRS CONDITION.

A RALLY AFTER ANOTHER SEVERE AIIACk-GEN-
ERAL INTEREST IN THE DYING LAWYER
Mr.. O'Conor's condition does not change much
from day to day. except that he continually grows
weaker. This is inevitable, from the TACT that he
takes little or no nourishment. The only articles OF
food that he takes now are pears and toast water,
which he has as often as he wishes. Yesterday fore
noon he had another severe attack, similar to those
he has had before, and which he has not been ex-
pected TO survive. About noon, however, he rallied
and became brighter and more cheerful. His pro
lopped sickness has nearly exhausted his vitality
and his personal appearance is much changed Ills
ubvscisn visited him as usual yesterday 1t is not
nrobable that Mr. O'COnOr will live much longer,
and be is said 10 be anxious to pass away quickly
The wide interest which is felt in his condition Is
shown by the fact that members OF his family are IN
daily receipt of letters and kilograms from welldls-
posed persons who suggest various remedies for his
disease. All of these receive respectful attention.
although in the nature Of the case 1t Is Impossible
that al of them can be tried Nearly all are cures
for dyspepsia or Inflammation OF the stomach oi
neither of which diseases Mr.. OCOnOr has any symp-
toms His malady is said to be infIequent' ana Is
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


For Saturday, in the South Atlantic and
Eastern Gulf states, stationary or lower presSuIes,
warmer clear. or haZy weather and southwest winds
For the Western Gulf states, warmer southefy' IO
lowed by cold brisk nOrherly winds, rising barometer
and clear weather
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley, and the lower lakes,
falling barometer, warmer southwest Winds cloudy anu
rain or snow. 49,
For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
and the upper lakes falling barometer, south ana west
winds stationary temperature and cloudy weather.
For he Middle and EdsteTn states rising JgtOUed on
fqIn0 barometer Uesfcriy cndS purity cloudy redher
and stationary temperature.
For the canal regions Of NewJersey and Virginia, the
temperature VIII remain slightly above freezing
The ONO River will continue slowly rising.
CautOnary signals ordered for lndldnola ana Cal
weston They will be discontinued on the lower lahoa
Dac
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
4 SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

DEATH BY sUFFoCArIoS FROM A BIT OF BREAD
A fatal accident of very singular kind was
reported at the Charles Street Police Station about
o'clock this morning. Officer Rigney brought IN the
body Of a man named william McCutcheon, who Is be-
eved 20 have lived at No. go East Ninth-st lie was
apparently about 81 years Of age, and had
lust died in Brittons saloon man came
TO the door OF the saloon and ASKED Tor
something TO eat saying that he starving MeCutch-
con offered him piece Of bread As the Deggar
stretched out his hand to take the bread McCuteeoh
mocked him. snatched from his reach and put II In his
own mouth. Robert Phillips OF No. Z'l
West Twenty-seventh-st, who was sitting near
stated that a moment afterward MeCutcheon
began to choke Phillips TO him. but he soon iei
over upon the table, and rolled upon the floor His lace
grew purple made a terrible spasmOdic movement
and cutched two or three times his throat. His jaws
openrd and shut with snap He uttered no sound Dut
struggled for breath. Everybody seemed helpless Wltn
astOni-hment, and before any one recovered MS prs
enep of mind sufficiently 10 render McCuche0n any a
he made two three fearful efforts, and then was deau
His face grew darker, and his entire body became 0I
purple hue He had the appearance or person VINO du
been hung Medical attendance was obtained as soon as
possible. and efforts were made 10 resusci'a'o "0-
CutcheOn, but in vain. :, ,o.-,-- -
me opniou OF "A physician who saw McCutcheon was
that the bread which he put in his mouth slipped into the
traehra windpipe. and became impacted there cutnE
of AL ingress or egress OF air and causing death Dy
suff
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11

pu~.fa
=. y OF "The Peoples Common sense MeiieA Al
am aware that there popular and not altogether m
founded prejudice against patent medicines owing 70 me
pelaiion Patent Medicine does apply 10 my remeiies
10 patent asked obtained the nor
they are simply fayorte prescriptions. which. In
very extensive practice have proved ther superior eino
recommended. Every pracucng physician has MS afOrito
remees which he OteneSt recommends OF Uses because hs
not composition. Even prescriptions are usually
written language uniRtegibe to any bnt the dInggls
tary medicines the fact that article Is prepared by
process only the manufctufer render ths article
mentary composition Of the remedies which they
employ some Of which have never been anaiyz..lt '
LepiandTn Pepsn or Chooiom are made OF now naeons
into paataDle eNr- yet tey 30 nos
scrtion the compost which unknown 10 aud lis
preparation simply because IL II acconpahd W
printed statement Of hs properties win HIe'uohs io its
use
some persons while admitting that my medicines good
COMPOUNDS, the ground tat
they often used with insufficient Judgment propose
0bvate this difficulty by ngtenilg the people as 70 tho
ami functions Of their bodies me causes characef
ana symptoms OF disease and by ludltaLhg Ne Pop.r
and ludioi0us employment medicines together with
auxiliary may be necessary such IA one oi
the designs OF The feopes Medical ADVISER oiy thVuan
copies which have already been published and are sold AZ
exceedingly low Of ~ 90 and sent pad !" any
address within the United states and Canada -
you would patrUnize medicines SCIENTIFICALLY prepared use
my Family Medicines Golden Medical Discovery tonic.
Alternative OF blood cleansing and an uheudr .ough III.
ev; Pleasant PuRiive Pellets scarcely larger than n-tau
seed constitute agreeable and reliable physc fsvots
rption, Remedy for debated eInaes ms COMPOUND
Extract OF smart eed magical remedy for pain. bowel
AMI unequaled Lnment for both human shd
hOr-eh-sh while Dr. Cata m Remedy s known ths
world over a. greatest SPECIFIC for Catarh and Cold N
the Head ever gwen tO the public: - -, Ill, g..
These standard remedies have been before the public Tor
many year.a period long enough 10 fully test their mrrs
that be advanced In their iavOr
fact that their sale never 50 great AZ during the past
L
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
DEMONOLOGY.
LECTURE By MoNcJrRE D. CONWAY

LECTURE BY MONCURE d. CONWAY.
DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN DEMONS AND DEVILS
THB CONCEPTION OF SPIRIT OF PURE MAIIG-
NTY-DEMoSs THE PERsoNIFICATIoNs or MEMS
EARTHLY NECESSITIES AND OF wARRING ELF
MENTs-DEMoNs OF HUNGER, OF TEMPEST. OF
FLAME AND COLD-sUPERsrITIoNs LINGERING
At THE PRESENT DAY-wlTCHCRAFT-FA!RIE
IHE IDEA OF SATAN IN THE MIDDLE AGES
MEPHIsTOPHELEs.
Moncure ID. Conway delivered his lecture entitled
'SDemOnology" in the Masonic Temple last evening.
The hall was well filled with cultured audience.
Close attention paid to the lecturer. and the
curious and amusing features of his subject were
greeted with smiles and applause they were pre-
sented. The lecture was illustrated by outline
crayon drawings. Among the figures represented
were those of Beelzebub the devil of Japan" and
Lilith. Mr.. Conway spoke rather slowly and with
out much gesture He will give a lecture this even
ing III the same place on st. George and the
Dragon; or Ancient Fable and English Folklore :"
and another tomorrow evening Oriental Re-
hgions f; their Origin and Present Condition"
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
TIE DRAMA.
IYCEUM THEATER.

A. this theater on Thursday evening the
promised production OF " La Dame Aux Camelias' was
successfully accomplished in presence of crowd of in
terested spectators that filed the house and cordially a
plauded many parts Of the representation Mr. Feehtor
acted Armand Da,rdi and JueJte Clarence acted Mar
oers Ga1eter Last night the piece was repeated
but Madame Clarence being seized with illness Just before
the hour of beginning not able to appear and the
part OF Marguerite Gdier taken at brefest notice.
by Madame LOrmani This lady had not played 1t be-
fore for three years; yet resumng it at much disad
vantage she carried through with the force and skill
Of talented and experienced actress. and therein
fully sustained her solid professional reputation
ia Dame Aux Cameiias" will be given at
tie matinee this day, with Mr. Fechter and
Madame LOrmani in the chief parts Tonight Is
assigned for the benefit OF Juette Clarence ana the
statement is authorized that she will certainly appear
The play is La Maitresse Legitime." Upon MI Fech-
ter's acting IN Armand D,traI shall only remark
that it is full and Of fire. though deficient IN youth
and in tine poetry that youth and love imply Every
paygoer though should this performance, II only az
curiosity 1t reputed Of old TO be one OF Mr. Fech
ters most original embOdments and that, certainly II
still remains. 1t is not a stage lover.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
CAPT. wApDELL SUPERSEDED.

SAN Francisco, Dec 10.-0n account OF the
,lng sgsipst Capt waddeI Of the steamship City Of
San Francisco the steamship will sail tomorrow Tor
Honolulu and Australia under Capt. Lachlom. Capt
waddell was commander Of the famous Confederate
cruiser Shenandoah which, after being built in Lngahe
and ntted out with an English armament, went round
The world and In the early Summer OF lsoo suduehy ap
reared among the North Pacific whaling heet IN Ine Va
coitv ~ BehrDR Straits. The war Was over Dut 1Ie
n40re on the Shenandoah were not aware Oh I anu eg
6cstroved nearly every whaler they could catch AVnk
fhe shirs destr0ved was belonging IA the Sanu NJ
Isandk Since the termination Of hOsthles IaPt, , a.
cell has lived II is said in comparative lditless D
vhen fbe spendd new Pacific Mail seInshlP CItS Vi oa
Tn,ncisco wa fitted out he appointed 20 me con-
mand of that vessel. The feeling against MN III W &c
Sandwich Islands manifested 50 openly AS 70 ieau ~
ne change above stated
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
A CARD CONCERNING AN INDICTMENT.

James Sutton, President of The Aldne Pub
fishing Company, has given bail in $4,000 on an ihIc
ment for perjury, f. b. being his bondsmaD' Inv
charge against Mr. Sutton nat he mlsrepresenteu hc
LOSSES Of The Adine Company by the fire OF June "a no
has prepared the following card Ia regard 10 the matter
sho,id the publication Of the fact that have been
charged In the interest OF certain Insurance cOpahIes
win perinryD iD having Oyeryalued" the property
of M lLr Co1apany occasion anxiety 70 any friends
beg TO say that beyond the annoy ance there is not
ANYTHING In the matter The general experience that te
Outn of yaue h not easy 10 agree on Ia cases Oi 1853
o articles not currently quoted, Will make business men
feel the Outrage OF such attempt 10 Yreudce eas
thai s 10 como regula y before jury. tbs Company
amply enforce It's rights ana 10 nOu INC roSP""s
~ I-''S =" ENF JANIS 5CrrOs.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
LATEST SHIP NEVIS
For other Ship yers see Fun Page

s,eamsbip oder (Ger OF. rendorf Nov. 81 and
outhamp0n 3Oth, with mdse and Ia OeIichs Co.
Steamship Regulator, jones' Wilmington ~ g, with mdse
and pass Nm l.. Clyde
shp Heyetl Beg5 Nelson, Antwerp SO days. with mdse.
Bark Charley Of Windsor, y. -. Robinson 4NerpoO oct
~ In ballast Is anchored oirayesend Bay Tor orders
Aark Rebecca aruna johnson, Bristol So days. IN ballast.
RAN Trait a. Turks IslanG Daou. Mragaone 10
days, coffee and lOgwOod.
Hayener Ot SearspOrt, Havener, Macassar
IO5 days with coffee and rattan.
Brig Leonora Blood days. with empty barrela
SAILED.
Steamship Henry Chaunoey for Kingston Jam. &c barks
Fanne and LOe stewart for Liverpool Isaac for Glasgow
Pacinek for Queenstown Blue Bird for Morgan Pm; Am
brosa and virgo Cork Walter Arlington Ir. for bris
toll Lusss suAno and Amor. tor PenarIh TfVedalea oc
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11

THE WESTERN UNIONS UNDERGROUND WIRES.
1t has been decided not TO attempt to lay the
pneumatic tubes and underground wires between the
main office and the Broadst Office of the Western Union
Telegraph Company until early next Spring. President
Orton stated yesterday to TRIBUNE reporter that the
DELAY the Company had exp fenced in getting the ma
tea ready 10 put down. al er the consent OF the Com
mon Counci Sad been obtained had been such that 1t
was not practicable 10 complete the Work before severe
Winter weather might be expected NO part OF Tue
Dlans regarding the experiments contemplated, how
ever mad been changed, and the tubes, Sc, are
made they Will be laid as the weather VIII permit
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11

FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-BefOre the POst-Office
became congeyOr of miscellaneous merchandise or all
SORTS pair delicate scales were nor perhaps, nece
siry In every household Now. however that the mails
have become the convenient means OF transmitting
small packages OF all kinds every one requires means
OF knowing much such packages weigh III order tht
they may be held for postage No more prdCtcdly
u.e Christmas present be selected than par OF
POSTAL Package scales and of course the warehouse or
FAIRBANKS Il Co., at No. 81 Broadway, II the place III
which 10 purchase them This hTn manufactures scales
of every size and the excellence OF their work has Deen
fnr many wears established
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11

Advertisers desrinz 10 gam the attention and pa.
ronage Of Farmers and AgrcuItarists, viii end THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective
dunn Il reaches farmers. and thoss Of bsttor
class any other weekly paper published Advertise
proper classification should os handed
before TUESDAY Of the weeE Of issue
A Few Onhces only remain unrented In THE Tribune
BUILDING All tho rooms are beautifully finished I'D hard
wood ash There elegant heat and
every All exceedingly light and airy perfectly
ventilated have outside Window and directly
the nearly all have independent entrances
from the hall The elevators side by side and both are
good working order They kept runpins from O'Clock
tho morning TIL long after midnight Rents lAyorsbe
terms Application should - lnslo al THE lkIbISA
Counting ryyQ-
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
EXPORT OF PRINTING CLOTHS.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. 1O.-As an indica-
ton of the growth export trade to Great Britain
il nav he stated that the Borden City Mills have received
an order from Manchester for 25000 pieces OF printing
cloths and preparations are now making for their
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
Is THERE SECRET ANTI-CATHOL1C ORDER
To the Ehttor OF The Tribune.

SIR Whether Prcslutnt UfaHt OF 'T' DI""0
belongs to antCathoc ordersor not there is no
Doubt my mind Of the existence OF such an orgsnza
ton During recent trip into the northern part Oh 'i'
state young manufacturer, whom know Intimately
and on whose word can rely told that he had been
invited 10 Join the United American Protestant Assoe
alton" or something like that-a secret organization
with no ayowed objects He refused ON the ground tha'
IL was probably scheme 10 aid the reflection OF PreS
dent Grant unable TO obtain any further denhe
information in regard to IT, but what had learned was
enough 70 convince that the society was secret po
tical organization in the interest Of Gen. Grant ana
that It was probably extending rapidly In other localities
Netc- York, Dec. 10. 1875. l.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
CENTENNIAL APPOINTMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10-The Centennial
Board of Finance appointed Mr. Wm j. Philips to
he general manager and director OF the telegraph system
IN be placed in operation during the Exhibition. Mr.
pb,lips is the Superintendent Of the Police and Fire
Alarm Telegraph DepaI tment of this city.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
PASSENGERS ARRICED.

FROM BRENiEN-Ia steamship Oder Dec. lO.-Car Lu-
ther wife and ch Kremeberg wife and child g. Luy
ties a. r. Never A. RelcheiI 4. Jansen, l. Budcl Dr NJ
Brown Mrs. Upon T.. Heilegger Mrs. VIM tTlelo, j.. r.
Karachetz Maresehek, Irs j. WarTeseheA and enid
Mrs kohler Mrs Maria AmhOr, D. Schlnmefueycf Auons
Csertz wife Mary ~chrOder and daughter Charles
stLn!t ter John kilDy, ]. Winter Miss ELse Winter.