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snsf.1t UisrdfcH IA TIE caieuUo JFtbl'nf.
n1xtrs. ILL.,, Dec. 3a.-alrs. Fredticka 1lnalotf,
an aged aud highly-rospcctei ncrInnn lady, iiv-
Ing atono IN tLs Fnurth Wald Of this city. Dhs
found dead in hcr bed yesterday evening Tho
husba1.,i 1caotted tho old lady aotno yerra ago,
aud left for Chicago, wllere 1t Ia aupnusod he IL
NOW living. The Coroner hAs summoned Jury,
aud all the fac,B will be brought out. Suspicious
of foul l,iny ox,st. ~ no money wa4 fund on
tho prprniso.. The fUucral came Oft to-lasY, and
was attended very largely by tho German popu-
latlop,
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3Jfefa3 U12pdHH 10 1Ha CHTtan" 7910HH1.
LiaoS1E1, Ind, Dec. 39.-Loan1er r. FISHER,
OF this place. formerly travelling saent for =
Cltcsgo Wholesale drug~house, has abscoude4
after swiod!fng tho Cltizcns' Link out OF 81. 800
be forged draft, pnrpostiug to bo drawn by tho
Citizcua' National Bank Of roru on Wsualow,
Lamar l. Co.. Of Nsw York, Fsshe. 1ealtzod IN
tho forged draft and secured tlme to escape by
interceptiag tito reply 10 telegram inquiElnX
whether the draft would be Inst and substituting
therefor forged dispatch stating that the draft
wns 1li right.
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To the Edftor ef fhe Cat 'aJo lrstuk:
GnANp RAr1ps alich., Dec. Isl simply wish
to call your Intention, In caao y.,u arc iuvosgat-
ing any further into tho Gloho Gaslighs Com
parry, 10 tho fact TINT In 1873 our city eptcred
into coutrac. with the Globe Gasltsht Con,-
pnuy, then Of Cleveland, O., to light and extin-
gusls. furnish oil, etc.. for 200 lamps. nt s33
rpr lamp per yehr. In 1875 private partius look
the san,o work Mt 925, and thia year II Is icing
doue for St8. We hhyo had TO discard their
oulAc.s ns unreliable and unsafc. II. +.
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Dos7ox. Dec, 1n.-Na.hnntel Carr, merchant
OF thls city, took d box containing 5000 worth
Of bonds and paperB frdn the safo-tlopost
vaults at the blackstone National Bank this
morning, aud, while examining its coutentH at
the bank. had ha attention diverted by Htrans-
tllolsnnd dollars worth of tho bonds are Goy-
crnulcnt,
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TWtTTY-wfNS-Iu this city, on the 18th fnst., At
tho residence OF tho brdss parrnts VI Winchester
eilue, BY the Rev. 4. T. uoodw!n, Walter g. Twi+ty
and 3tiss ErnmA Wynn.
F0ND-KnudER-Doo n. u tbs rraidenoe at tho
hrile's fathar. G. J. Krugrr, Esq. arnnd Rapids,
ach., hir. Jaulcs ". Ford, ot Htnsdale, and Miss
Kttty E, Kruger,
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by tho State nu,lloritica and on tho eamo
charges on Witch In WAN iiHcl,areal in tho
AZ .nbIctr,tst In tho State courts. but WINS rrn-
,ite botI times hy TIM inteYpn1ilion of tim Qcv-
nrninetit. Though Walker "n8 rGleftcd this
morn,ng. he in 1nlle tn asrcat mt, in,prinonmnrt
aGntn on returning To Owen or to tiaHtln
C.unty An indictment In still pcn1ing ng4lst
him ~ the Ualtatin Circuit Court.
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NASHVILLE Tenn, Dec. 29.-in White County,
few days sinoe, Ton, aud William Little.
brothera, attacked nlnn named Vun Flax, and
beat antl shot him tn dentb. The aifalr WAS the
result OF an old feud.
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spce,dl I'a,sach to The ChttaHo 1ttbHns.
DASy1LLE, ILL.,. Doc. 29--El Piios. who nearly
fatally stabbed ono Afc0row couple Of months
aInce At MsrSsviile, thta county, and mado hle
Escape. wnB arIesed Teaterday at Newman by
ShcrlT Gregory aud Detective Halls, and to-day,
in default Ut e1,500 ba,l, ho waa committed 10
jgtl.
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Lyon / 1Iealy, 6tAts Ana MonToe streets, hAvo 4
humber Of superior secondhand rauos most Of them
substantially ~ good m Which thpy Offer Al
rincs 10 make ROOM for uprtghts.
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6ptedai ihsnatrh IA Tn EH'raon Frfhune.
Osuxosu, WIS.,, Dec. 29.-Iionry Roman was
eenteuced to tho penitontiary for life. A
motion for now trial waa doniod. Tho motion
waa made on tAe ground Of whisky being dr,inx
BY tho Jury.
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LANDLORDS California Water
Tor toilet aud bath deghttll, rsfreahln1
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lIsllt, Daria Co.'S Grand square. aud Upsasht,
and Hnliths American Organs, can " lound oaly Vi
". ". MnsLAll's, eorncg stato and Adaus streets,
Chicago.
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IT 1HlII6I WEQ6LdE VNE8 SH1Us
"There IL nothtua upod ,hts earth that compsss
with the faithful attachment OF 1oyiuB wife," lhta
IL trus aud next tho various attachments fur
ntsAed viii tlfo new !" Domestic Bswius- -3IAchine.
The New York herald., 1875-01-06

HAvANA, Dec 2e-Arriyed; brig ErnestIne Knight sst
tmore schrs Howard Mcloon, Keen, do WIN Gibson
Br,, Mcintosh. shieldsborough Mss Olive Crosby.
shiedsborough mot as telegraphed); Jan Maud r,.
Cardenas
Sailed 24th, schr Theresa G. Gutierrez, New Orleans;
26th, bark Maggie Brown Br swan, Charleston Jan :,
steamer Agnea Galve 9th, brig Geo Gilchrist Or
cult Sagua schr G Moseley. Coggins Maanzas:
HALIFAX, Jan 4-Arrived brig Ariel (Brl, New York.
sailed 5th, steamer st Laurent FD, Recuioux iron
Havre), New York.
LIvERrooL- Ms, Dec 2s-Arrived. brigs Sophia (Br),
Long. Port au Prince; Randolph Payson tBr)' jones'
Turks Islands.
Cleared 10Th. brig NJ Harrington Br), starret. Bar
bados.
MArANzAs. Jan B-sailed. schrs Grace Davis. Davis,
north of Hatteras: Alice s, Charleston.
NEwRY. Dec SIN port schr VIM Jourdsn. Richard
coal for Havana at So per ton gold.
PANAMA Jan 3-Sailed, steamer City of Peking. Grf1n
crom New York;, San Francisco.
RIO JAsEIRo. Jan 2-Arrivea previous. ship Elsinore
Scott Cadiz.
sr JOHN, NB. Jan 2-Arrived, schr Keokuk, Kelley,
New York. ,.,,,
put In for q harbor ..
schr Jessie Hoyt (Br), Mcdonald, do.
TRINIDAD, Cuba. Dec 20-Arrived, schr Helen Sharp
Sharp. Philadelphia. - -
Arrived Nth brig Zerlina (Br), Wllhams NOW forks
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 5, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Wisconsin Gr, Freeman, Liverpool via
Observation-Disclosures Guion
Steamer City OF Montreal (Bp, Mirehouse, Liverpool
via Queenstown-John g Dale
Steamer Acapulco Gray. Aspnwall-Pacihc Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamer City OF Havana Phillips Havana-F Alex
andre Sons.
steamer Cleopatra, Bukley. savannah-Murray
Ferris d Co -
steamer wyanoke Couch Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer North Point Smith. Philadelphia-James
Hand.
Steamer Glaucus Bearsr Boson-H Dnock.
Ship Artist CBrl. sergent Liverpool-ArkeiI, Tufts
Bark Kong Eystein Nor, Eriksen- Cork for orders
BARK Caroline Ger, Striker Bremen-J A PAUL.
BARK Liberia. Richardson. Monrovia and market
Yates forterfeld.
Bark Fearless OBJ, Slater. Baltmore-simpson 4
Shaw.
schr Henry Parker, Lewis, Dcmerara-Edwin Rowe
Co
schr Georgetta Lawrence. Robinson, Kingston, ia
Leaycratt Co
Schr 4 Lee. Lee, Havana-E Sanchez Doiz
schr Chambers lBrl, Read, st john NB via Bridge
port, Ct-P Nevius Son.
schr ANNIE Z Babcock, Lee Charieston-Bentley, Gil
derseeve Co.
schr A z Babcock, Lee, Charleston-slaght 4 Petty.
Schr Stephen Morgan, Gale. Baltimore-Slaght
Petty.
schr Jennie Carter, Carter, Providence-TJ Benton
4 sons
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
INDIGNATION IN ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Ian. & la7h.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 8, 1875.
There is considerable excitement here among
politicians and others over the recent action OF
the United States military authorities in New
Orleans.
The Democratic State Central Committee, which
is in session here to-day, have issued call for q
mass Indignation meeting, to be held here TO.
morrow evening. The call says that the
administration, through the most facile OF
its military instruments, has dispersed the
Legislative Assembly OF a sovereign State
and forced the representatives OF the people from
the halls OF legislation at the point OF the bayOnet
and has given L0ulslana over TO ner spoilers and
plunderers, and that this action imports terror
ism OF the whole South and Its unhOiy subug ion
to party ends.
The committee can upon the people to rally and
let the voice OF their Indignation sound through
out the land. Let them rise in their majesty, and,
asserting their rights put down the usurpers.
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REpoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Switzerland (Bclg) Jackson Antwerp Dec ls.
with mdse and Is passengers 70 Cotton Had strong
westerly gales Dec &c. lat g q lon 80 9s passed ma
Guion steamer, do '''''
Steamer steinmann ,Belg. Lcchcre Antwerp Dec IL,
with mdse and II passengers to Funch, Edge Co. Had
mss aSd to dS "s
With SnSs %Gse and passsnasTs % to garrison nAn Jan
wS %Sss ana 70 SHnIs5S Gs:
mlplon ste eamshlp Co 60. ;.
mdse to 9 1 Wright i Co. Passed Cape Of Good Hope
Noy s st Helena 2sth and crossed the Equator Dec H.
Brig Emily Bddle, Of and from Belize Hon. 10 days,
schr N Heath, Nichols Mobile 10 days, with cotton
schr Abby Bentley, Mehaney. Jacksonville 10 days
with lumber to orders vessel to Bentley, Gildersleeve
schr Arthur, Gruse, WASHINGTON. NC. 9 days with
shngIe; 70 2s Trs NM CO. yesse to overon hawkins
ssST hsssasS hBSsssSS sass. sas yys1s v1Tsaa
sehr sshr 4 G c't Lyon Jeir,es, s.T Baiiimore
sshr NantiIuS Peek salt%Sre Tor Fan aiy.r ",
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Bark Signal, Smith, Boston Tor New York in ballast to
master.
Brig Don Quixote, Munroe. Memel via New Haven,
with rags to Hand 4 Swan.
nchr Excelsior McCfinness, Cold Spring for New York,
with brick 10 order
Schr Ouic kstep, smith. Brookhaven tor New York
schr Mary Mfiin. Adams, Southport for New York
schr Howard A Hunt, Holmes Fall River for New
York.
schr Lucian. Bowen. Providence for New York
schr fabitha Hannah, DILL Black Rock Tor New
York.
schr r Mead, Mead, wietrs Point for New York
scIr Juia A Swami, Knapp oyster Bay for New York
scbr Native, Dehart, Greenwich for New YORK, with
stone order.
schr il ' Duryes, Carpenter. Glen tor New York
BOUND EAST
Steamer Neptune. Berry. New YORK for Boston.
City new Bedford, springer, New forK for
New Bedford.
steamer salatea aale, New YORK tor Providence.
BARK Norena, Nicnos Port Johnson for Portland. Me.
Sohr Harvest torwin. New York for Providence.
schr Long Island ssckett, Brooklyn for Sands Point
Schr Bay State, Bulkley, New York tor Boston
Scbr Mary T. Gun, Gorham Brooklyn for sands Point
Schr Orion, Smith Pori johnson tor Providence.
schr Dart Campbell New YORK tor stalniorl
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
BUYING THE GOSPEL.

The annual auction Of pews in Plymouth church
took place in that building last evening. Shortly
after six O'Clock the house was lighted and thrown
open, and In half an hour the whole ednce was
crammed. The audience was composed OF
the regular members Of the church ladies ana
gentlemen, and a pretty extensive sprin king of
strangers These latter were, OF course, curiosity
seekers, and their presence was readily detected,
80 different we're they In appearance from the reg
uar ha6itues OF the church. For more than half an
hour before the time appointed for the sale OF
seats q commotion was made In the halls and
passage ways OF the building by men who passed
to and fro, up and down hurriedy, talking
together, making entries in little books and
whispering and meeting and escaping from each
other. Some lew ladies joined In this mysterious
business, but many Of them seemed to be advising
and urging the men, and whispers and entries in
the little books seemed TO follow from their
advice It afterwards turned out that all the
running and going ana talking was specu-
lations the result OF the coming
auction and the entries IN the books
were bets on both sides OF the subject Some
she returns OF last year. and others were doubtful
that their expectations on the point would be
realized. lev minutes before seven O'Clock Mr..
beecher MADE his appearance on the platform in
front OF the organ and said -
LADIES AND GErrLEhKN-You need not look at
the ciock. The minister's watch Is what We go by
here. IN January, 1850, this building was first
opened for public worship. I remember well re-
mark Of gentleman friend OF mine and connec-
tion Of my family to lady OF his acquaint-
church womb be worn Of In sixty days.
He now represents part OF the city IN the con-
gress OF the nation; but although he has been
good business man ne proved bad prophet We
have gathered mere IN many times OF great dark
ness doubt vicissitudc and peru. ] NAV now call
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRIsTo- Jan 4-Arrived, barks Rapuelo QtaD Mortola
New York; sokrates Nor), Bonness. do.
Arrived 5th, steamer Cornwall tBr), Stamper, New
York.
BELFAST, Jan 3-Arrived. brig Amanda (Brl Dart Bal
timorc.
BREnERHAvES, Jan 2-sailed bark Coriolan (Ger) Won
Bremen, Philadelphia
BARoKLoSA-Arrved. brig Juanita ,sp), Sierra, New
Orleans
DuNKIRk Jan 3-Arrived. bark Mary Pratt, savin
New York
EXETER, Jan ARRIVED, bark Luna (Nor), Tobiasen,
New York. brig Prosperte (Nor). Beruldsen, do.
GIBRALrAR-Arrived, bark L'Tnvdia QtaD, Lauro. New
York brigs Marie or, Thorsen Baltimore for Genoa
Emma Beug Ger, sodermann. New York
GoREE-Arrivcd, bark Warren Hallctt Doane, Cane
Verbs.
HAvRE, Jan l-Arrived bark Wild Hunter, Howart
New Orleans
Arrived sth. 8 AN, steamer Pereire Fr,, Daure New
YORK.
LIVERPOOL, Jan ARRIVED, bark Mary Marshall Br),
Tucker, savannah brig II lements (Br). Lewis
Charleston; 5h, ships Oasis tBr Jaq ucs. Norfolk. Va;
Martha Bowker, woodside, Charleston barks Navcsink
Barstow, do; Claudia Ger, Dnse Wilmington, NC;
Jane Br) Lgntbody, Charleston; Rachee (Aus), Nasso
New York; American Eagle (Br). Harding Pensacola;
brig Ludwig tGer) Frcke, Galveston; schr Hartstene
Mcmahon, Charleston.
Also arrived 4th, ship Genereve Strickland, Strick.
land, New Orleans; bark Elizabeth GER, Deke, savan
nah; 5th, ship Andrew Jackson, Bartlett Charleston;
parks Lord Palmerston r Moore do C0nstanci& (Sp),
Aurrecoichea, do Sarah Mandcl (Br. MINES, do AMI
Ger, Feldhusen Galveston; Ds Capo Nor). Ander
sen, Wilmington NC; wayfarer Q'r, Thurber, Port
Royal, SC.
Sailed 4th, ships Nelson CBp, Walls. Pensacola mot
sailed Dec 3O; British America (Br), Lockhart Tybee
bark Melbourne (Nor), Johannesen, Pensacola.
LONDON Jan 6-Arrived ship OncIe Felix (Fr), Lepere
New York brig Dagny Nor) Knutscn, Wilmington. NC.
Arrived 4th, ship Lord Of the Isles CBr. Piper New
York barks Eugenia tBr), Hawson Boston; valo Nor)
Muller New Orleans; Brazil r) Prout Bull River, sc
Condor cw). Eggc. New York.
MORGAN PILL Jan 5-Arrived, bark Rsoer CNor) Ped.
ersen, New York.
MovrLLE, Jan 5-Arrfvcd. steamer Prussian (Br),
Ritchie Portland for Liverpool.
Also arrived 5tb, Victoria (Br). Hedderwick,
New York for Glasgow and proceeded
QUEENSTOWN Jan ARRIVED, brig Alice Starrert (Br),
Shaw, New York; 5th, bark Nicola Barabno QtaD,
Piazza, do.
Also arrived 4h, steamer BelRic tBr), Metcalf New
YORK tor Liverpool and proceeded bark Cechino Dano
varo QtaD. Loeerano New York; 9th, steamer samaris
CBr), Billinge, Boston tor Liverpool
soUrHAHrroS, Jan 5-Arrved. steamer Oder GER,
Oterendorp, New York for Bremen.
SANTA CRUZ Tenerne)-Arrived, brig Julia z Haskell
Basket, st John, NIB
TArroRr, Jan s-sailec bark Joshua Loring, Nichols
United States.
LONDON Jan 5-The ice has broken up In the Scheidt
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.


We indebted to the purser of the steamship Co.
lumbus. from Havana. for favors.
BnIs sIasI. @ from Richmond for Trieste laden with
charge Of licensed pilot Sstween s"Hs T@aso and
pon hh hs was got on bs day after Sisehas
was not leaking and little damage was was ansc i-
and then 90 into dry dock for examination
sfIs F5sors Sso JasE 50% At PamOrs
Sans 70 1ir ssi
would spsi; +! NS.foh: her Of sugar
that Bsmcre sSe sugar
e p e 10 ss s5si som for
BRIG ERNEST, which arrived at Portland Jan from
Pernambuco experienced heavy gales and lost most Of
soHR Gro MARrs at Savannah Dec 81 from Philadcl
phis shipped heavy sea of Edsto soh. carrying away
scHx vEsrA at Philadelphia I'd from Windsor. Ms split
sails the passage
soun MARY ooss from Baltimore for Providence, be-
and was to be taken on the ways at GrsveS shpyard
..scun MARY BuRpxrr 1876 TONS built in 1870 bv Eben
Manson; and owned BY Il Boardpan, II Boardman M
Neweury. has been purchased by parties in New YORK
which arrived at Havana Dec rs sprung mainmast
as M a ne she om had or ss %
heavy cross
n%SD. Powell rsE. 5Gnnsop
e% SHsn % rn sSy, By eh mben
latter vessel succeeded il WORKING Ss kSods Island
nS sSsTas s 5 Of Island where
ScHR LorTIK Cook SO tons built by Ebcn Manson in
1867 and owned by Edward Burril, A Janvrin. Il
stone. Narina WIN Cushing. Alex Caldwell, Henry
Cook and Andrew Roaf OF Newburyport has been plr-
will command her Both gentlemen reside in Province
lantic whale fishery The price paid Ss00O cash.
The E sailed Jan for Provincetown.
ScHR AMMAN PARKER so tons built in 1855 and
owned by Geo w TORY and Warren Richardson has
been sold to Capt Drisco Of Boston, for $780, be used
in carrying ballast
The keel Of vessel Of 1900 tons has just been laid
the shipyard at Knightville Mass She built
Messrs Randall Co, and the master workman is Mr.
Brewer.
PAscAGoULA Miss Dec 31-Brig Akbar, for Havana, is
aground the bar; will probably get of to-day.
Schr A Burnham tor Marse lies, broke windlass The
captain has gone to New Orleans tor castings.
COMMERCE. OF PoRrsMoUTH-The total number Of arriv-
ais port of Portsmouth Nh foreign ports tor
the year ending Dec 81 1874, 60 viz2 steamers
brgs and 30 schOoners. During the same period 76l
vessels arrived from coastwse ports VIZ brgs 742
schooners Total number arrivals 82 aggre-
gate tonnage of l20, 81 tons.
GLOUCESTER SHIPrING-During the first ak months OF
the vessels added to the fleet OF Gou.
cester-l5 fishing schooners fishing steamer and s.
masted reghter Since that time IA Hshing schooners
have been added to the feet Of which have yet
been named enrolled, making total OF 81 vessels
the la number built In for parties in
that
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
DISCUSSION IN THE CABINET.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s, 1875.
The Cabinet met at noon to-day and was IN
session until very nearly three O'Clock p. M. The
0nditiOn OF affairs In Louisiana was subject OF
much discussion, though not with view to CIV
ing any additional orders or instructions to the
United States military authorities At New Orleans
than have been already issued for their guidance.
The administration Is well satisfied that General
sheridan IS in every way competent to carry out
the ideas OF the general government respecting
whatever participation 1t may be thought
necessary for 1t to take regarding anairs IN Louf
stana. These. az aow understood, contemplate an
amendment of the report OF the recent Returning
Board and maintaining the authority OF the Legls-
lature reported elected by that Board. 1t was not
considered necessary to send any kilograms to
General Sheridan, nor had any dispatches been
received IRON that ofncer up to the adjournment
OF the Cabinet meeting this afternoon.
protest against the action OF the United states
troops was received by the President from MIR.
Witt, which was read at the meeting.
In addition to the discussion on Louisiana mat
ters the new phase OF the political movements in
Spain was q matter OF some conversation, hnt
only q subject OF great interest to all nations,
and not with any significance beyond chat fact
several affairs OF routine importance were at.
tended to- and there was a very favorable dis
cussion regarding the treaty with the sandwich
Islands.
THE CONGRESSIONAL INVES-
TICATJON
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

,AsrrNwALL Jan 3--saIled. steamer Henry Chsuncey,
Rathburn, New York.
BOMBAY, Nov 30-In port, ships Chandos, Ross nom
shields arrived 27th for Burmese portsi Cora Coomos
for Burmese ports -
CoLOxBo Nov z6-In port ship John n Gushing, Bax-
ter from Maulmain arrived 10Th bark Star OF Devon
fBr), Allen, tor New York. ldg.
CArBARIEN, Dec H-Arnved, bark Acacia Anderson
Boston.
OARDrsAs Dec 23-saied, brig Absndo pD. Isusi, New
York IN OF as telearaDhedk
The New York herald., 1875-01-06

(dem1 OF N. c., objected to further debate. and
the speaker sustained the objection.
Mr. SCoFIkLD, (rep.) OF Pa, moved to adjourn,
Many republican members. 'Uh, no; let us Sit IL
Out'g
Mr.. BUTLER-we can Just as well flibuster here
tomorrow to-day We have been at 1t three
hours now, ana propose that We adjourn. MANY
voices, .sNol "No'0 We can adjourn now and
tomorrow we can begin again.
The motion was carried, and the House, al four
O'Clock z. NJ, adjourned.
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains
informed that by teegraphins to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, of
American and all foreign vessels trading with ths
United States the will be cabed to this country
tree Of charge and published.
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
WHALEMEN,

Schr Petrol, Baker. Of NB the Cornell Ground
in October all wel-to be at st Helena in the spring
letter from Capt Clifford OF bark Oak of New York,
reports her Panama Dec g. to sail in few days
cruise. Reports at do bark Seah Clark, OF Panama.
sail the next and schr Tobago, Akin. sailed that
day to cruise.
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
SUITS AGAINST THE GENERALS

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. g. 1873
James Jefrries. q member OF the Legislature, has
filed suit In the United states Circuit
Court against Generals Sheridan, Emory and
De Trobriand, for 500. 900 damages for ejecung
him from his seat in the House Of Representa-
tlves. A similar suit was fled by George d. Kelly.
who was also elected.
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
SPOKEN.

Bark Water Lily OBJ, from Hong Kong for New York.
Nov g. lat IS so s, Ion A. 49,
Bark Felix Mendelssohn Ger, from Manila for New
York. Nov II, lat 50 l3 S. lon q ~ f.
Bark Zingra Br from Batavia for Boston. Nov 26,
20 28 Ion O2.
Bark Vega from Cronstadt for Japan Dec Il. lat 2s
Ion 80 TO-
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
SAILED.

Steamers Ethiopia Br), Glasgow; City Of Montreal
(Br, and wisconsin (Br. Liverpool: Acapulco, Aspln
Savannah wyanoae Rcbnand ppu Sc aim Rosa sonheur
lBr) Liverpool; barks Golden Fleece (Br), Barbados;
Don Guiermo (Br), London Braziliera GER, Rich
Wind At sunset
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
LIGHTHOUSE AT THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER LA PLATA,

At the entrance to Santa Maria River La Plata there
will be placed and after this date lighthouse Of the
first class, of the system Fresnel.
The light Will be white and show and be hid each min
alternately.
The light will be elevation about 132 feet and
will be visible in clear weather At distance of Is 20
miles, cay at ID feet above the sea line.
The geographical position of the light is lat "a 40
E67 q f. meridian Of San Fernando.
Monte evideo Aug 81, 1874 ANTONIO SILvEIRA
The New York herald., 1875-01-06
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LIGHT AT R0CKPORT MAINE
The Lighthouse Board gives notice that and after
Jan Is light will be shown from the lighthouse recently
rebuilt the souherly point OF Indian Island Rockport
Harbor Me-
The light is q fixed red
AT THUNDER LAKE SUPERIOR.
Notice has been received the government of the
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every minute.
Washington, Jan 8, 1876.
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