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10 “WASHINGTON. Tone of the President's Message on the Cuban Question, GENERAL BABCOCK’S APPLICATION GRANTED. The Feeling in Army Circles Regarding the Court of Inquiry. THE CABINET AND THE WHISKEY FRAUDS. EGULAR WASHINGTON DESPATCH. ’ Wasnineron, Dec. 3, 1875. A number of prominent persons here seem to be in- formed of the tenor of the Message in regard to Cuba ‘They speak cautiously and privately about it, but there is a general concurrence of opinion that the tone of the Message will be peremptory and severe, and that it is very likely to give serious offence to Spain. At the same time the details sent you last night are believed to be substantially correct, and the main points are that ‘there will be no recognition or granting of belligerent rights at present, but a demand after the style of An- drew Jackson of “indemuity for the past, and security for the future.’” GENERAL BABCOCK SERENE AND CONFIDENT-— HIS ENEMIES PERPLEXED. Notwithstanding tho reiterated reports of deep dis- ess in the White House over the latest phase of the whiskey exposures at St. Louis, General Babcock does not seem to be overwhelmed with fear, In a pleasant imterview this evening he said that his request for an immediate examination of all the evidence in possession of the government before a court of inquiry had been granted and that the necessary order would probably be issued from the War Department to-morrow. He seems to manifert no anxiety as to the result of the investiga- tion, He is ready for the most searching inquiry and wants the case probed to the bottom. When all the facts are brought to light and his coudact fairly investi- yated, he is sure that he will be exonerated from any blame in the matter. His urgent demand for a trial is NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1875.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. pe baer Vee Pe RS MASS ar SS RIN CE I RET EE SEE Oe nce guerre making a total of $236,648 45, the indictments based directly upon these seizures numbering thirty-eight, Mr. Washburn says not a single compromise was made with @ criminal When a man was arrested and the evidence against him was conclusive, he was prosecuted to conviction and punished. OFFICIAL STATE CANVASS. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF CANVASSERS—THE CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATION FROM THE THIRTY-THIRD DISTRICT. Aumany, Dec. 3, 1875. The Board of State Canvassers, in session here to day, late general election as follows: VOR SECRETARY OF STATE, In the matter of the election of a representative in the Forty-fourth Congress of the United States from the Thirty-third Congressional district of the State in place of Augustus F. Allen, who died January 20, 1875, the Board made no determination as Ww the result of the last general election for the following reasons :— First—That Charles S. Cary did not receive » ma- jority of all the Congressional votes cast in said district for Representative In Congress and member of Con- gress combined, although he received a majority of votes for Representative in Congress. ‘Second—That the Board cannot determine, declare and certify, purstant to act of Congress of February 19, 1904, that Nelson J. Norton was by the greatest num- ber of votes regularly elected, in accordance with the laws of this State, a Representative in the Congress of the United States, ‘The question is therefore left open for Congress to determine. THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA. THE CIVIL CODE PROVISIONS AS TO COBPORA- made the official declaration of the votes cast at the | | Schumann’s artistic life, and may be considered as one | undue predominance of the Jobn Bigelow, democrat....... + 390,211 | Frederick W. Seward, republican. 401 George 8. Dusinberre, temperan 21,103 POR COMPTROLLER. Luetus Robinson, democrat. . 889,699 Francis C, Spinner, republican. 160 Alphonse A. Hopkins, temperan “10 at POR TREASURER. Charles democrat ....-+ ++ 391,637 Edwin A. Merritt, repubitoan 873,575 Stephen B. Ayres, temperan 11,013 POR ATTORNKY @ Charles 8, Fairchild, democrat . + 390,443 | George F. Danforth, republican. > 875,090 Eli T. Marsh, temperance... 10,427 YOK STATE KNGINEUR AND SURVEYOR. John D, Van Baren, Jr., democrat, . + 301,665 Olver H. P. Cornell, republican . 873,970 | George A. Dudley, temperance. 114 POR CANAL COMMISSION Christopher A. Walrath, democrat. . 392,184 William T. Tinsley, republican, + 873,701 | Ira Bell, temperance. . + 10,879 POR INSPECTOR OF STATE PRISONS, Rodney R. Crowley, democrat. + 892,495 Benoni J. Ives, republican, + 372,043 John B. Gibbs, temperance 10.491 AMUSEMENTS. HANS VON BULOW. ‘The programme last night at Chickering Hall was as follows:—Trio for piano, vielin and ‘cello, opus 124 in A minor, Spohr; executants, Hans Von Bilow, Dr. Damrosch and Mr. Bergner; twenty-five variations and fugue on an air of Handel, opus 24, Brabins, and quin- tette for piano and strings, opus 44, Schumann; execu- tants, Han Von Bilow, Dr. Damroseh, Edward Mellen. hauer, George Matzka and Frederic Bergner. Mr, A. E. Stoddard, a baritone singer, appeared in selections from Handel, Liszt and Schumann. The quintette was the cheval | de bataille of the concert, It belongs the middle period of of the best of his contributions toward chamber music. Two violins, viola, violoncello and piano are repre- sented in it The work was given heretofore by Rubin- stein with almost the same string quartet, Schwartz taking the place of Molleuhaner, The effect last even. ing was precisely the same ag when the great Russian pianist essayed the work. Von Bilow played with his accustomed fire and dash, and in no instance during his New York season did he enter into the spirit ot a work with more earnestness, But his as- sistants timidly kept in the background. The opening movement, alegro briliante, enowed the plano over Its fellow instru- The beautiful themes and quasi dialogues fo trings were almost inaudible in the thunder of the piano passages, This was not the fault of the pianist; it was the natural domination of @ great artist over mere orakestral players. The second movement, Jn moda @una ma~Xa, recalls to mind the “Marche Funebre”? 0 the “Heroic Symphony.” Here the instruments petelet tw move equally balanced, and Dr. Damrosch did his work admirably. The pianist seemed to caress the keys and to dwell tenderly over each phrase of this lovely tone poem. In the scherzo the itnpetuous spirit of the pianist found little or po response from the strings, and in the tumultuous finale many important passages were either lost, or at best slurred over, by Von Balow’s assistants. But he did his work magnificently. Ho ‘was not to be blamed that the others did not enter into ‘the spirit of the glorious work as he did. In the work of Brabmeg Von BGlow was alone, and in it he gave evi- dence of his thorough acquaintance with a branch of classical music the most difficult, —_ perhaps, to interpret faitnfully and with effect on the piano, ‘The Handelian melody is very simple, and herein Hes the great talent of the com- poser or arranger in presenting it in so many different and telling forms, and of the interpreter in illustrating such a kaleidoscopic werk without the least departure from art principles, The motive of the fugue is any- thing but attractive; yet Von Bilow’s handling of this most important part of the work gave it am interest to the hearer far beyond what its inherent merits de- served, Tho great pianist appears to-day at the matinee in a programme largely made up of Chopin, This will conclude his New York engagement, PHILHARMONIC MATINEE CONCERT. tr State of Pennsyl'a. cs ly. oon SERSSERT NESE 5 Ba@r-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT GF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The Naw Yore FERALp has adopted # distinguishing Coston night signal for m yacht, showing while burn- ing the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be seo several miles distant, Cap- tains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige usby pre- paring any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Heratp. gg-Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Hunan news yacht, pier Noi East River, Now York, Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly de- livered, Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. xe on board the Hunan st SUN AND MOON. PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 3, 1875. CLEARED. Steamer Coltie (Br), Jennings, Liverpool via Queenstown— F City of Montreal (Br), Mirehanse, Liverpool via john G Dai ie. Steamer Spain (Br), Grace, Liverpool via Queenstown—¥ ‘Seamer Anchoria (Br), Munro, Glasgow—Henderson ‘Steamer W Woodward, Young, Baltimore—W Dalzell. Steamer George 4 Stout, Ford. Philadelphia—Jas Hand. Agena, Gould, San Francleco— Simonson & Howes remuda, Penarth Roads for orde o Beare Berk ive Bird (Br), Michener, Morgan or Broad Pill, E— MORA, Ot Dec i ee Me euffered a pay wey cara rant Sacra ant sigh fesse el Sins pny > pana er burning cabin all out, ton Hanes 0 Sanvaans, boo om Albany for, Petersburg Va, a run Into Dee 2 by steamboat Mary gi carey tal pig wisepligrchaeycitit fore reported ashore 2d inst at harbor, was hauled off leaking, for Narr naire Pier, be- ‘snirance to New London but proceeded to port of des- xs, from Port Gamble, at San Francisco Nov 25, reports Nov 16, lat 44 40 N, lon 126 phe, 3 took @ gale from SE, which Coed in 3 nurricsn o from 8 to hit oa eell ‘aud started the deckload; from 1 PM till jesse) lay nearly op her beamends Sonn Cah Wevaxn went ashore off Crescent City, © Mornia, on the 240 teas Aeamican sis from Hobokem for Salem, went ihore on the West Chop as noen 2d inst while eutering Vineyard, Maven, and femained at sunset, Her cargo o agen May Day, ce Roehl car N sonst ny pe gd ae oh Carag lad Sonn Nowranxin, of abot ~ es mona, left Boston for Sediewick Worlgck maemo of Bd 7a id about 5 o'clock she Mle on the rocks Me senate Inlsd and became e total wreck: Taare was 8 fveh tate tna dense vapor at the time ofthe accident, ud the captain and crew of two men escaped with difficulty to the shore, Scux H § Maxtow, at Alexandria, Va, in @ leaky condi. tion, was still discharging er cargo 2d inst, they having unable to discover the location of the le Scur DH Bx Ellis, from Para for New York, was spoken PM Dec 1, 30 miles SE of Barnegat, with loss of sails otherwise disabled; needed assistance. pon following Ss is «list of vessels bait in the district of Machias during sie pone tadtng Vee s ‘B1, 1875 :-Millbridge— Barks ‘Teckuls, 717 11 tons Charles ¥ Ward, 542 08; pemeales Roosens, 477 79; schr Beas oo 63. Cl j—Sehir Lexington, 147 77 tons larringtol Chaves T Russell, 730 91 ‘tons, schrs 8 W Perry, 82 55; Pajaro, 219 08. Addtvon—Bark Mary B Russell, ‘075 47 tons Columbia Fi fohn H don, 517 32 tons. Jon in, 100 80 tons Bre 43 Ei jachias is, it Rinlto, 478 49. Cutler-—Rehr Harry & Fred, 195 97 tons, Total, 16 vessels—6,497 Buuvast, Dec aspire ig heavy wind on Wednes last week, brig Matilda Coombs, of Providencey’had her satls blown away in the bay, between Ey port and Ialesboro, She was on her passage from oF for with lum- ber, Being unable to procesd, the captain cain to anche? below the monument, rode out the gale, He procured new sails here eded on his vovage. ‘A third attempt was a monde to recover the chains and an- chors recently lost by schr Magnum Bonum, but without sac- cess. ‘They are lost beyond recovery. Hauirax, NS, Dec 3—Tho government steamer Newfield, on her way to the Magdaien Islands, arrived ut Port Hawki bury to-day, where it wa blowing 8 gale, ‘Three. from the wrecked Magdalen Island v froven. “OF the 12 vessels out in the aig or the 1h alt only one has as yet reached the ish PortLaxn, Me, Dec 8—Two schooners, names nnknown. frock on Swan island and sunk, during the gale on the 30th st, San Prancrsco, Dec 8—Di coast occur almost dail G—At Franklin, Moy Mr JN Blalsdoll, ix pollding, & berkenting of he following dime 12 ft beam, 113g f depth of hold, 440 toni hiss Suspended work’oa ber uatil er uutil spring. ers to shipping along tho GALVESTON, Dee at kivet, steamer City of San Antor or a herve, gohra Julla A Barker, are derson, Pensacola: 2d Feet Champion, Peacon, Cardenas; doses, Hzpress, Malone na Nassau} MOBILE Dee, 2—Arrived. schrs Annie Bliss, Simmons, PUBW ORLBANS. Dee yeteetvod vesamer picker becher, New, Fork, Sie ae ere ie asia, do; 2 alate Wavingsn turbsx. dos Drone or), Larsen, ia apaloch " g. Liverpoot: sobre aged, do ‘horns Pass, Deo me rte Leron,” from Sniled—Bteamer Marin NOWPOLK: Dec pid ron aly aopaata: Pina tor Clase new! ‘sioroRD, Dec 3—Arrived, schr Eliza. Williams, Salloisebr Buizabeth, —, Nu Dec 2—Atrived, achrs Alice C Noyen, Bak wwe, Phinney, South Amboy tat Fork PM—Arrived, tag Aid (of B id, Me; ‘amare lie Pe ri et Sailed—Sehrs Time, Mackey, Leach, Pendleton, New York for Rookli Nickervon, do for Chatham. NEW LONDO: Arrived, schrs Marv A Predmore, Hoboken for Norwich; Cometius, Rondout for do; Win Boardman, do; Cerro Gordo, bo¥ 5 ‘Lizuie, Roudout; Suc« oan, Port Jolingon et cer! do. Peck, New York, NEW HANE ‘Arrived, achrs § J Gurney, Gurney, 4 ec 2 Nowburgi Lamartine, Smita, South ambors Rebeccs net, “awking, New York; Sterling, Ball, Pen ictumee i Mary 'MeCobh, Loveland,’ Perth Amboy: Rodney Parker, Baltimore: sloop Francis Aun, Harrison, New York: PENSACOLA, Nov 20—Arrived, schrs Adela 8 Hills, Gres Hatch, Wiscasset ; Samk Py; Demerara: Annie wien b—I ar one peri: i), Tom, Brigiol J B: sebra Ps Pats Hi in 5-7 ‘om ~~ italia alma, Ha om rises. Wim Minerale Dec 2—Arrh sine steamers AC Stimers Warren, New “Phe ‘Davis, do; schr BM Buehler, Maley. Poresmout Sd—Arrived, steamers: ee Snow, Boston: Lancaster, les, Rewburyport Vindicator, fi Pleree, York; Hercus, Elina Bvarety Bor Dunkerwon, New aan Fern: J Clark, Gri NY: Mary “8-Eilee Hane Vouclent, Mew York? a ir He A Mee io Prartdance meee Wellfard? Gloared~Stoamers Porkiorae i Mayfiower. Davidson, New York: bark Lucille is) vane or Falmouth; brig John Welsh, Jr, Armstrong, Trini schrs- Sallie Coursey, Sipple, Cardenas: Agnes R Bacon, sles Boston ; Mabel Rose, Allen, Port Royal Sai Steamers Ohio and Sekine casrux, Del, Dec chr Marzaret © Lyons, for Charleston, passed down last evening. Three schooners arey at anchor below here bound up, Passed ap, schr Govd ¥. Smith, from Bath. Noon—Passed up, schr Chas Moore, from Boston; schrs 3” L St. Pierre, for St Job: B; Annie a for ey and Wn li ae for do, down since the AM ré PM—! SP. JP Wyman, from St viare; wood, from Jacksonville; Jesse W Stern, from’ Ban A Boyce. from Providence, Cod A Hand, from Boston. Schrs 8 B Wheeler. for Boston; Frank Qu ae: a E B Wharton, for do: Clara, fot Wormsthy ant Cots es and they hardly know WHALEMEN, tingnam. for Charleston, passed down. Schr Anni Ce et ei mal that Vege TIONS ADOPTED BY THE sTocKHoLDERs— | 7? Philharmonic Society gave a matinée concert | CW Rettens | ot to. Cork for orders—J C Ben (BA trom St John, NB. for Philadelphia. is below bore. fatto think of it, The very fact that the President ._ | yesterday dt the Academy of Music. It was poorly | ark Magdalena, Griffin, Cindad Bolivar—D A De Lim: By letter bark George & Mary, of NB, 1s reported with 50 eet ee continues to sustain his friend, even under the terrible EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS PAY" | Aionded. The programme was by no means attrac- | Bark Whiteball’ (Br), Caldwell, Halitax, NS—J ¥F Whit. Bete One cans ed gravel aoa sleumiaiiehaall errr yn Paina Nya steel eet eps charges recently made by General Henderson, the gov- | ABLE sanvany 1. ‘ S tive, as !t presented only old works, which have been nein San Gaetano (Ital), Malszello, Bristol, E—Funch, Z ecuiaial Woating out ‘The coasters of yesterday are without change. ernment counsel in St. Louis, teads many to regret that Sax Puancisco, Dec. 3, 1875. | siven repeatedly in ordinary orchestral concerts. Ata | Bdve®Co. at pe amtncom Geo F Ball SPOKEN. Riererawe ae ‘grins 77 aipigeinaapicheancouiad they hare ever doubted General Babeock’s innocence, | The Bank of California hay formally adopted the | puiinarmonic concert one expects to hear works less Bite Centaur Staaiey, Ma a nition Mareuy Hunter Poo. BT Acta ir es Casa aa anang Gen oR son ‘The President's adherence is certainly very suggestive, | Provisions of the new Civil Code relative to corpora- | aown and of n larger calibre than the following:— | Br Philadelphia—S W Wel Ship M P Grace, Writbur, trom, New York Oct 11 for San | (Br), Richardson, Lirernool, pat ‘ hich auth f capital stock by | b3 ing: Re ee taney dan Pert Maria JecBy Wenberg. | Fraucisco, Nov 9, lab 65 N, lou 2002 i ja owors, a8, as he is supposed to know all the facts in the case, tous, which authorizes repayment of capital stock bY | symphony, “Consecration of the House,” Spohr; | | Schr Laura Pride (Br), Stevens, Aux Cayes (Hayti)—Jus Pepa tage Be be ee war DW Sma, HOW GENERAL BABCOCK’S APPLICATION vor a | *8¢s8ment upon stockholders not exceeding ten Per | overiure, “Genoveva,” Schumann, and symphonic | Meth, peura A Webb, Jobnson, Jeremie (Hayt)—B J | NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS | femo.4's Austin. and Thomas Cl . i cent at one time till fully restored, This method has aan REGARDED uM em, “Les Preludes,” Liszt, Nothin, e | Wenberg. COURT OF INQUIRY 18 REGARDED IN AUMY | ¥000 agreed upon in preference to forming a new or- | Pom Les | Preludes," Kisat, | Noshing can be | Schr peculator Br), Munson, St Juba, NB—P 1 Nevins & | Merchants, shipping agents and alpmastere are taformed | "lps the fl und coasters of the last three days | CIRCLES. generar, he seodmill and business of the bank pats Tia cemantnes Fe ed 9 Pe, Ap Ie Gd ae bbe DEK Hele Orlecae EL ehecn. that by telegraphing tothe Hxraup London Bureau, ad- a Barnes Miller, from Philadel- thus tures to the benelit of the old stockholders, The | view, but it cannot be dented that they have acquired a 2 os . dressing “Bonnett, No 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the | phia for Boston; and sehr Harriet Bu General Crooke, of the army and an intimate friend | Penks grat payment of about $800,000, one-third of 1 | ripe 'bld ago, from frequency of repetition on the pro- | Bran Nmarine Hales Kernan, Now aye tackelt& " i 4 ’A fall rigged brig, outward bound, came in this afternoon, of the President, says that the proposition of General | deferred indebtedness at the time of the resumption, Sas Pa jae Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue do l’Opera, probably the Guedehehin, reported th ‘AM. hahocok for a'court of inquiry te regarded among. regu- | fails due Janoary 1, and will be promptly paid. ‘There | EmBmes of the Philharmonie Society. “Our musical ARRIVALS. ann A Paris.” the arrivals at and departures from European and | | PRO eee Deo ved, out Herz Miekenan, 4 18 no doabt of its ability to meet subsequent ments. | public demand something new from a musical organiza- Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading raniels, Virginia : janna, Mer any; low Harp, Jar army officers as unfair to the army, inasmuch as, <i ene Be tion which they have so long encouraged. The per- having been for some time aloof from the army in @ CHARLE: Horton; Onruss, Carman, and Mary Stow, Bacon, Sontt On : REPORTED BY THE HRRALD STEAM YACHTS AND wunaiy | THE the United States, the samo will be cabled'to this | Amboy! Minngsots, Coombs, and Ellen M Baxter, O’;CONOR. formance of those works was not worthy of the pristine Deh ae atten tren 2c quasi civil position and being now charged with com- di reputation of the society. There was much slovenli- plication with men convicted of criminal offences country free of charge, phere, Perth Amboy; Lillie 0 Wells. We! ness in playing and a decided want of unanimity of | Steamer, Hunteville, Chester, Fernandina Nov 27 and | Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi | Henry may, Hatch, non Saigon Moston, Lert against the United states government, he should seek Hrige Water Lily. and Ida L. Ray are still Lash ong nearly Wilson, peenelr U CONDITION VERT PRROARIOUS ant ‘Tue unp | spirit The “usual ‘woloist was replaced ‘by eight, | Fore Boral 2Hb.,with mdse and amengere to Herman || vorraneen ports will ind the Paris office the mere economical | smith: Shamrock, roy, and Wa Voorh ,:(iokdaatth, Hay members of the orchestra—two oboes, two clarionets, | °SPSiuer Pioneer, Wakely, Wilmington, os Now 90, and.expeditions for telegraphing news. Sackett, Verpiunk's Poin nor, and Joht hus redress through the channels of the civil branch of a sy ecaiper eran bs S55 aye eee ana God bone ele played reed with mdse and passenee Ne rs to Win F cies &C es 5 Groakfatd, Hart Hoboke! jHenrietin, Sp gue, New York ; e condition of Mr. O’Uonor, though no very marke y Mozart. They rendered the.wor! tty much as i! teamer E night, chester, Georgetown, witl v7 sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, Poughkeepsie, the government, and it is decidedly unfair to the army | _, Tbe condition of ir. 0 ren dee apa ary marked | they bad never reboaraed.t- before POhember music | mdse and passengers tod © Kenyor, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. aay Seed Bitewn: Weiten: Scuba eee ag fteabella to piace the responsibility'upon the army of investigat- ge panes, 6 selections are entirely out of place at a Philharmonic Bioame ef ‘Willamsport, Willetts, Philadelphia, with coal e Di atta” bark B ey Divsk: Gh: Rowers ho non, Howe,, fromm be or faut Sivple, Bacon, ing the truth of the charges made, °It is further added | °V°F of his recovery. His food during yesterday was | concert, ‘The best friends of this time-honored society | “*iNP'Ne ping Ultra, Borland _ Tandon 07 dare, witn mre | yiladelpbin ize Renee Eee eee antec padiareie sie sin seem that if'a court of inquiry 1s ordered Major General Win. | toast and beef tea in sparing quantities, and a little will regret the retrograde movement made by it, and, | to Grinnell, Minturn & Go. mat 41 OO. on 87 Bh, ene eI) Suiled—Schrs Mary E Stockham, Reed, and Charles E é tender beef was also given him. But what made com. | Cousidering the splendid materials of which the orches- | countered x hurricane from WSW, in which lost and split | Also sailed 24, the Ban Masuranich, for New York. Smith, Henson, n Fulladelphia: Sea Nymph, Dow, New York. field Scott Hancock should be selected as presidenw tra is composed and the eminent position which the Was 7 days W ot Montauk, with fresh W and Buistou, Dec 3—Sailed, bark Sator (Aus), Premuda, Phil- of Long Island Sound ist, wAM, bound E, sehi because he is a democrat and not supposed to be in | Petent Judges focl that the end must certainly be fast | conductor, Carl Bergmann, holds, and which he has dba rseeusaiituana eawaseaane tua: | ames calvin “ari He r Croskey, Gasnie © Berry, Ella, Thos favor of Grant’s administration, Hence, it this were | *PPFoaching was the fact that he did not digest the food | fairly won, there is no just cause why such a bill and | HME C Rimoos (Nor), se * | ‘Brurast, Dec2—Saileg barks Capella (Nor), Nom, Unt | RICHMOND, Dee 1 Salled, achra, Serain, Whittemore, h a performance as that of yesterday should be | more (ano' and was entirely constipated, Those who have re- | S90 : Bark Sedmi Dubrovacki (Aus), Taliarini, Plymouth 54 | ted States; Carrie Wyman, Gi do; brig Merriwa, Down | Balti (another report New York) ; Caroline Mall, n by the Philbat Society. 5 ‘yman, Gilkey. do; brig a a mained.constantly by him declare that they do not no- | Ve" °Y the *huharmol ety, daa. ballast, to order Rodel New York via Rarkey Talan done, it is argued that it could mot be charged that in Eeindeer (of New Haven), Decker, Demerara 21 | (from Troon), Cardenas (after repairing, having put in |" say’ PRANCISCO, ie Sa tved, bark Remijo (Nic), lice any change for the worse, but visitors who only the organization of the court any advantage would be MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. | Gays, with sugar, &c, to H Trowbridze’s Sons, Was 7 days | leaky, as before reported). taken to shield the household officer and near friend of y’Ball, Shepherd, “Honokitusstand aes Phdiltant. call feoea hay. te day: danert Sich wi: euedivedoneeding visit |. Wachtel appeared: last Zigh¥iveaiGhapslon in the | RateRea ie on eee | ae yg ch epaihenta baie rscal ue ies ee ats ak Re raphe vho! “ meau’? Bark Speedwell (ef St John, NB), Howe, Bonaire 18 day kamp, Sandy Hook (the reported safling of the “Sandy 5 aes ip Borrowdale (Br), Sinnett, Liver THE CABINET HARMONIOUS IN REGARD TO THE odie veggie poe rate jn the mhole bis | Pésiivon (of Lonjumasn’? st: Re wesdeniy of Music, |' wan satstaFvankli Wootrel veel 46 Soow & Burgess. | Hook” for Galveston was an endeavor to give the above). yar Pee SED: TK I OO Bouti 6 and will repeat the same performance to-day for the | Was 8 days N of Hatteras, with strong NE and NW gales; WHISKEY FRAUDS—GENERAL BABCOCK TO RAVE | ¢Xtreme. last ti New York. lost and split sails. Borpeavx—Sailed, bark Havre (Fr), for San Francisco. qoAVaNNAH, Dec 3—Arrived, steamer Leo, Daniels, New Mr. Elmendorf, Mr. O’Conor’s chief clerk, called yes, it time in New Yor! Brig Virginia, Johnston, Point- ee nae with sues ar Sailed Nov #0, bark Pactolus (Br), Charchill, United A COURT OF INQUIRY. terday afternoon aud conversed for a long ume with Gilmore has nearly completed his arrangements for | and logwood to J A Yatuble & Co nal States (misplaced yestorday under Barcelona). ‘Cleared—Steamer Jose (Sp), tr iverlald Barcelona. ‘There was a full discussion in the Cabinet to-day on | him. Mr. John Graham and Mr. Manton Marble were Was 5 days north of Ab with ‘strong NW nd Sailed— Shine J oveph Fish Stackpole, Liver Manton Marole were | ushering in the New Year at the Hippodrome with a | snow star the St, Louie whiskey ring prosecutions and the case | Weshinguen close to Mr U'cenors mansion, a'nom. | cHOrts, orchestra and military band, numbering nearly | from, Domerare for Now York: 2, ‘of General Babcock, aud this evening the rumor mon- | ber of gentlemen and ladies, friends of the great law- | 1,200. A large number of prominent vocal and instru- | ""Sohr LB Cowport Vi age em Fp Tent rie Somka Alexandria for Provi- | Stiled 34, brig R W Memer, Hewitt, Havana, ton (and sall gers startled the hotels with a report that Secretary isa, ype tommy not, ishing to ee cktain noe mental soloists have been engaged. Deat, Dec $—Sailed, ship Garibaldi (Nor), Ravensbourg | |, 24—, dees. ved, Bristow was about to resign. There-is nota word of | Give news of hie condition ‘The Rev. Dr. Braun, Mr, | Theodore Thomas gives his second symphony con- cr ge Beer fret aga. Mass. | Grom Londen), ae ee ere Doo 1Artived, vehrs Wim Wile, truth in this report. The Cabinet session was | O’Conor's spiritual director, remains im attendance day | cert at Steinway Hall to-night, the programme consist- Lops bose Sin RenmaeS NEROE RENE a for do (ave easfucctlanyy A 8 Wiloy. and Tanbel be Pi harmonious The President agreos to every sug. | and night, #0 as to be in readiness in case of any sudden | ing of Roinecke’s mew symphony, founded upon | prig Netlle cllford’ on TEE Sees voli ne ae i ease A ee nis for do; Mary ¥ Whorf and Brunette, from Ne gestion made for the prosecution of all persous con. | “Aré* eee Ocblenschlager’s tragedy, “Hakon Jatl;” Introduction | _ Seh# Etna, Sawyer, Stettin vie Tarpauiin Cove for New ind. Wischagien NO. " nected with the whiskey frauds, and Mr, Bristow has OBITUARY, and Finale, “Tristan and Isolde,” Wagner; Beethoven's York, OetaT hw adicton talets far Me Gnmautan—Arrived, Landry (7), from New York. apc Delttpore Gs Lone his own way without the least obstruction, The court Lonnon, Dec 2—Cleared, ship British Queen (Br), Mas- ion ‘oe Slee: Como, Weehawken for Plymouth ; M of inquiry asked for by General Babcock will be granted, Carprrr, Dec 3—Arrived, schr Edward Waite, Lee, Ha- | rence Brown, Williams, do; Geo Bell (Br), Rose. laehee te ates wares Paes BED NINGEON. Dee i Arrived, scum Gonneciieut, Smith, ¥ bin ay Nathan Clifford, Castor, New eg Bos- ied) ; sloop North America, Port Jobnsi teamtug Fannie, Gibbs, Puiladelphia for York Seventh Symphony, and Schi y Sebr M Mensa Munson, Provic oe for New Y« : erqearald Mee 9 B Be tara, United Btetes, (Bd). New York for St John; ‘guise, South Amboy for. Bis Schr Char! inith, Hand, Providence for New ¥ CHRISTOPHER O'CONNOR, for piano and orchestra; pianist, Mme. Schiller. Sehr Alvarado, Conklin, New Haven for New York. worth; Mary Lymeburner, x New York; Sallie B, fand meantime he is amenable to any crvil proceedings | At five o'clock yesterday aftcrnoom Christopher | In the production of “GupMannering” at Booth’s | Sch! L.C Hickman, Simpley, Providence for New York Liverroot, Dee 2—Suiled, barks Ymer (Nor), Henrick- | Portmonth for Philade hr M: H Stockham. Hart, Provic N be ‘7 + Taz wren’ which may be taken against him in St Lous, O'Conner died at his residence, No, 154 West Fifteenth | Theatre, on Monday, all of the muse of Sir Henry | sehr Oceanus. Young, Hoston rtf teridence for New York, | gon, United States; Wild Hunter, Howatt, do; Tagal (Nor), | els Abbott Lenton cg tid ot on os bate 9, duane 4 seecee L street. On Saturday last he zisited Larchmont Manor, Sehr Isaae Pharo, Watson, Providence 4 ae York. Jacobsen, Pensacola, Schepard, hy Mt — James se Bord Prescilia, 2 Donel : /4 3d, barks Mortand (Nor), Olsen, Darien; D Chapin, Magnet, Farragut, John GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES, on the New Haven Railroad, where be was building « | heard here, we believe, for the first time. The vocal | Rebt EL eee ig ang eed Paci: Havana; Benen berg MeDeaga, Mobile, *7i- | Bloomer, Songrese,’ Lalu, Cliares Simpson, and” and" il summer residence. While there he caughtaseverecold, | muste will include the trio, ‘‘The Winds Whistle Sebr Hattie M Howes, Howes, Providence for New York. Messrwa—Arrived, bark Caibarien, Hopkins, Savona ; brig peered” Bishop will be given. The original overture will be | chr John Douglas, Parker, Buckaport for 7 * * te : A Or Prete St. (teal Me fe Ree ow sohrs armeross Eagle, from Hoboken for Wasaiseron, Dec. 3, 1875. which developed into pneumoni: ut ne fears of a fatal Cold," the quintette, “The Fox Jumped Over the Par- aos Lughat the Best ‘ite eth i fe, ator ie ark. Harry Stewart, Atwood, Venice. ton (eit om of waco E BR Emerson, Baltimore, for Bos. PREPARING THE MESSAGE FOR PUBLICATION. result were entertained until yesterday morning, from | son's Gate;”” “Rest Thee, Babe, Rest Thee’ (solo); Sehr Sea Nymph, Dow, Provideges for New York. Sailed, bark Sead, Wilson, Philadelphia. vamer Saxon, from Boston for Phited a . a + | which time he rapidly grew worse. He was born in |,“Echo” (duet) andthe quartet and chorus “Chough | S¢ht Paragon, Providence for New York. Nuwcastix, Dec 2—Sailed, datk Berkeley Castle (Br), WILMINGHON NO, Dee3-Cleurod, sebr F Se Chai 0-day manitold copies of the President’s Message are | 4 * “ Sehr Surprise, Davis, Newport tor New York. nited St wards, Ireland, Philadelphia, New York and would have seen forty years of age bad | and Crow.” So Mrs. Emma Waller will bave ample West, U1 — ERLY, Nov Bo Arrived. sehrs Jennie Rogers, Re being made for the press. Its exact length has not been |). j..64 until mext week. His father was the first | musical support for the romantic and weird ch: gather Pasaxwo—Bailed, bark Wm Cobb, Brady. United Bates; | gera, Amboy. Loon, Tack aseertained, though it will be considerably longer than | °° fo str of billiard tables in New York, his pio- | of the Giy wif r nd weird character Riis Rewards Br), Bleecker, New York for St Jonna, | prig atalaya, Allen, do. Gainedtkc Sein Cock, fan Totk: Gory. detn Bove the President's previous messages. It cannot yet be | Tee’ cabisiment having been located on Walker ii ery te Kehr Adaie Pitman. Pitman. Philadelphia for Boston Queunstown, Dec 3—Sailed, steamers Baltic (Br), Glow | “tof onp nec 1-Sailed, chr 8M Tyler, Hart, New i ‘y er 6 4 hem av > Sehr N Merhot ‘ert laverstraw for geport. |, and City of Richmond (Br), Brooks i . | York. reply wee te ep hrc am ententndigt. ear ceeded to the same business with which Mr. SUICIDES IN THE CELLS. Ser Aue eaernaaan a Reese patient poo hig octet oe tue Hi fo g jumed | Collender was subsequently connected. In 1960 he _ oe pa Choe: ASCELLAN! in the organization of the House and the reception of | opened his Driliant rooms ou Fourteenth street, which | About ve o'clock yesterday afternoon two women pros yf econ Nee nas ce Meeetiee Pep eaaisee: aon beech ers cali he be im sens ina tiens ave since become so popt a resor' ir the pro. ‘. J Burley, Northup, Philadelpnis for S« rt, BSOLUTE DIVORC! KO! imesiioation by the Presidant of the fot, fessional and amateur ‘Slayere: of the city. | Were Serested in Broad street, Newark, N.J., for steak Kehr } Bary. 3 Cee Port Johnson for Providence, Rorrenpam, Dec 1—Safled, bark Vick & Mebane (Bn, A ent States for nsmorous cuuans without publleity Ing The report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the Although ‘be was not ‘bimself a billiardist, | ing some trifling articles from the dry goods store of | Sehr Luey A Tart, New York for Providence, here. No charge until divores grantetl. Advice freo fg cma ap toe HEDUReG 20 years a HOU, AMorney, 194 Brosdway | | finances is mn press. It will be about the same length as | Be was a ‘liberal patron of ‘the gate, was the | Klmer F. Higgita. At the First procinet police station | woh precy ation for Sqmerset. tor Provic | SHtKuD8, Dec 3—Sailed, Fiza & Rebecea, for Rio Janeiro. of suck previous reports, The estimates will not, it is | Buccessfa! mancger of sever Pero memge: Dag rd | they gave their names as Julia Bush and Anna Geb, | dence. oon sentl, Philadelphia for So ‘Traem, Dec 2—Sailed, barks Prosperino Palazzo (Ital), BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER . said, exceed those of last year. They have not yet been | inmost enterprising room’ keepers in the country, So | hardt, They seemed to feel the disgrace of their posi- Sehr Wm ( Beront, Nickerson, Philadelphie for jth Drago, United States; Prospero (Ital), Repetto, do. {auroras aaeen withont pappaity s printed, but copies will be Jaid on the desks of members | complete was his identification with the billiard inter- | tion very keenly and threatened to commit suicide- | Schr Dart. Williams, New York for tamford. Tacawnoc—Sailed, bark Paolo Revello (tab), Revello, | \efNg*ras eye Push, Commlinone of Congress on Monday. ae ee ene corte, no lose than by a large circle ot | Although they were closely watched one of them, Mrs. ee par tees a isha, “Gack eee Clie an street, near Cooper I g toe frinnde te ; F | Bush, succeeded in carrying out her threat About a ‘Arenronp, Dec 2—Sailed, bark Rachele (Aus), Nasso, HERALD BRANOH OFFICE, BROOKLY: ‘SEE POMERAT! OF! MITSTERT | FUMEIESAPPORHT:| warm parson! frigate te whee LS had endeared himself | Quarter past weven o'clock the doorman went to her SAILED. Dnited States. A..“tomner Fulton- avenue and Boerum street. % MENTS FOLLOWING ON THE RETIREMENT oF | 5, y 8: t cell and found her banging to the door, with a band- Upen from 8 A. M. to 8 P. The rooms op Fourteenth street were closed last Ste ers Navarino (Br) ). for Hall; shipe Victoria (Ger), night, and will not be reopened until after the funeral, | Kereblef tied around her throat, She was cut down | promen Albania (Br), Liverpool; brig’ ‘Tropic Bird. St The services will be held nt St. Francit Xavier's Catho- | t once, bat life was extinct, She was only twenty. | pierre, Mart; schrs AG Bryant, Busse Torre and Sandy lic church, Tenth street, at which high mass will be FOREIGN PORTS. Gn Sunday from 3 v0 9 P. M. JUDGE HOLT. A general order issued from the War Department eight years of age, of prepossessing appearance and | }<™"iat Kida); Northern Home Gr), Porto Cabello sud | Borxann Inutz, Nov 22—Arrived, bark Mary Ann Wilson | (JONSUMPTION, SrtA tee, oer acription | j 1 ity and every deseription directs Major Henry Goodfello 4 . ; well dressed. Maracaibo. (Br), Stoddard, San Francisco, . tae | ireets Major Henry Gondfellow, Jadge Advocate, to re- | celebrated by ev. Father Dealy, 8. J., at halfpast ten | “out a quarter past nine o'clock a young man | ~ Wied at midaisht. W, Cxupnxas, Nov SO—Arrived, bark Clara MeGilvery, ea Cai ae Wing is ul Beata nee port to the Secretary of War for duty, to.reheve Briga | O'clock, next Monday morning. Ex-Superintendent | . Bel Walnut, St John, NB; brig H Fronston, Grifin, New York; eh i : | Kelso will make all arrangements for the occasion, and | Bemed Abraham Levi was arrested in Newark for | Beromeser at sansos, 00.40, Deel Sehr Ada ¥ Whitney, Marte aod OE UMW INCHESTI:N & COn Chemists, 35 Jouu ur dier General William McK, Dunn, who has been ap- | {re funeral willbe under the direction of Mr. Hart, | beating his mother and sister, and war placed in a Nov 30, brig Matanzas ‘frp, Plana nl Orloans, | New York, Bold by all drugiasis, cell where he could be closely watched by the doorman, who saw he was not banging to the door, but noticed that he was lying on the floor of his cell. About MARITIME MISCELLANY. ‘ MERARA, Noy 12—In port, brigs Daylight, Sawyer, for NEE TALTAT dire Bane, Vextooh, Nees Nalseaea aot COTRONIG, CATARRH, DEAFNESS, | NEURALGIA arrived; echr WA Keeney, Beers, from New York, do, 13 Now ‘treatment; instantaneous relia! Pointed Judge Advocate General of the Army. Major | sexton of St. Patrick’s Cathedral Goodfellow, for several years past, has been on duty in | Cardinal McCloskey was with Mr. O'Conor last night, and the aying man bade adieu to all worldly matters. Suip Exiza Ever ert, Jadelpbia from Bristol, B, via permanent urea eaten mats discance encoevetuliy weested | P the Judge Advocate General’s office. The above order 1 | eleven o'clock the door was opened and Levi was found 4 day K The indications at a late hour announced approach’ ~ New York, Ea rts beavy weather during the passage; lost does not appoint him Assistant Judge Advocate General | tnd ‘speedy daecioiion,. Gp volo wan ia giear'an tt | dend, with » suspender led around bis neck, with WbisR | nd opis e i. rtiatata, Boe 2—arsivea Ne ACE: Rew York. en aie emiaaes HE” 0 7 74, | wi venty years ago, b gto | oe rege cts ag rl Sal irae Rap d R 8 conve Sia: from Batavia for Boston, before Sailed 2d, steamers Columbus, Reed, New York; Morasces im plece cf Genora! Dutin. The act of June 28, 1874, | se treaty Joos mast nd dg was beginuing 0 | rioved to Compton's morgue and the county physician | ported spokon dainnged, ac, had jettisoned 2500 bags ‘of | Baker, New Orleans; bark Site "cB. Batt. Gav i [STEENATION AL. EXHIBITION OF 1876 provides that the Bureau of Military Justice sball here- | d | was notified, Sugar. brigs Bpmenie F Fab, Traceg, New Orteane: Fal ther: Uxigup Sars Cexzusonay Cosine, } after consist of one Judge Advocate Gene Wie sa. sar 9c: s =e pRraeernmarenenard Snip Soormeny Cross, from New York. at San Francisco | Anye, 4g: , Mas, “Baltimore ; xc A SAAS A Silitcmaat of 0 maaepremi zine JAMIS H, ARMSBY, M. D. FATAL GASOLINE EXPLOSION. Nov 35, font two foretopinane staynaile and the tram of the | SP vi Charon wAlaStbe: Be Bratscomb, Peusncoln; Kmua Bos aR “ reer nang nea na | Jame H. Armsby, an emiment surgeon and physi- lower msintopeailyard, while lying to In « heavy gale, shina, NS, Bus Z~Sailed, brig Thomas Albert, for Ha- al of tho, United Bares Castoanial Go mnialon foe im the corps of Judge advocates no appointment can be made, a8 vacancies occur, until the number shall be re~ duced to four, which thereafter will be the permanent umber of the officers of shat corps, The corps now Bann Bows, Borden, from Dublin, for Baltiroore, before Ashore wort atteras, on Diamond | "Marawzas, Dec 1—Sailed, bark Mjolner (Nor), Cordensen, Ome ternational Exhibition ft tol pee at ‘the, o'clock on Meira rig Ortolan, Dyer, sccsassin, ee and Siasortine advertisements o was kept | “Porwece Pram Nov 18—t port bark Gazelle, Duntze, for | tract, togetber with the @ copyright of sui beache, As he, havin ¢ been, im Seanete ferred to the Gomenetal Catalogue Sake ¢ ont et MULORAvR ee aiid brig THA Pitt (Bn, eee ae st bored company bee be gerd Wid slo09 au: ip’ if etetown f wu wo an 16 6, and no other catalogue: istupposed to be & total Pussed south Ist, bark J W (Br), from Picton for Glouces- | or guide Dook of the Exhibition ad Bat advertisement will be permitted to be sold within said Exbfition Grounds, Ienanp, Nov 22—Arrived, bark Longfellow (Signed) JO. ELBH, rpool. Presioent Centennial Boar: Boar of Finsace. Director General United States centennial « Committee. About half-past nine o'clock last evening a can of clan, died at bis residence in Albany, N. ¥., yea vilege of “publish: terday. His demise was quite unexpected. Dr. | gasoline exploded in the saloon of Frederick Kopfman, Armsby wa one of the founders of the Albany Medical | No. 141 Springfleld avenue, Newark, N. J., from the ba ot ng, on nar ble College, and also one of the founders of the Observa- | fames having ignited from « lamp which stood near it north of Hatteras light wit aor Seven majors, besides the Judge Advocate | 1+ atAibany, ‘The latest report from the residence | on a table. Mrs. Barbara Kopfman, tho proprietor’s hod, bt orcloak oa the afrerpoon of Nov 28, of the deceased gentleman says:—'The death of Dr, | wife, was seriously and perhaps fatally burned wreek. 4 ‘ THE NATIONAL GOLD BANKS OF CALIFORNIA, | Armsby which took place at six Oolock this morning, | about the face and upper part of the body, and | | Bank Manne Meag 1H icy Rak gh ping 8 borage’ corr site A paragraph in the extracte from the report of the | W8# Very unexpected. Although shghtly indisposed her little daughter Sophie, a child about ten years | town, while off Back River ni of Inst, was ron ir), FO, for the Lo, Stud schoouer and hed ber msinyard carried away and —_—— lor the past few days bi Sustained other damages, AMERICAN PORTS. ttended to his duties as usual, | Of age, was also fatally burned. When the little child Comptrolier of the Currency, published this morning, | }1s com>t ; founs’ her clothing wi fire sbe rushed ; , | He cotmpinined of alittle tenderness about the chest, | found ing Was on fire she rushed into the m and since amended by the Comptroller, should read as | but lectured at the college yesterday morning. In tha | street and ran until she dropped down, about Atty yards | | Baux Loup Batmaons (Br). from, Naw York for Bitch, Ofico of Centennial Catalogue Compan, jee: | gvening he spentcome hours at the residence of the late | from bord ree begs grog | exhausted. seal song ba Monday night last, bas gone to Richmond, where eho will ale gae trates, 1—Arrived, ship Western Shore, Mc Phitadelphia, Pa., Decembet 1, 1875. 4 - Judge Harris, where he became slightly chilled. He then | sequently renove e German Hop! ough but | pe repaired. p seen i By the act of June 20, 1874, the requirement ofare- | York home and wae occupied unit seven o'slock in | Hite hope is entertained of her recovery.” Mr. Kopf | "ping Lapwixo (Br), from Glasgow. at Sun Francisco Nov LEXANDIA, Dec 2—Arrived, schr Condover, New | 1, s 4 Peitengill & Oo, Advertising Agents of Phila- ferve upon circulation was repealed, but this provision | writing. He retired, and at five o’clock in the morn- | man had his right hand severely burned while endeavor, | 25, reports experienced violent gaa wales; sprung fore- Yeitlied Schr Twilight, New Haven. — SS ices Sees ee capil pes cat ot toe | ing called the family. Atsix o'clock he breathed his | ing to entinguish the flames which surrounded bis wit yard and Jost an entire suit of sail BOSTON, Dee 3—Arrived, poanere Cag i) ee ial delphia, New York and Boston. ; Timpted to e of the | jan" Eis wife was sbeont’ ot Bi : dia ibis ddnnncl body pool, NS, hi delphin; Berks, Pendleton, do; Neuers, Berry, Now York; — par value of abe ‘United States bongs, deposited by | Mit, Hk Wine War tr meh tne mane arnt | VIOLATION OF THE EXCISE LAW, | Tous wih mort of rege atavcnoa 15+ | Crltntai, Masthews, Savaninahy hip David Brown, aouces Gentlomon—This ts to certify that we have this day aps them; but as the estimated profit on circulation in | death was notninally congestion of the lungs, although * |” Bic Bune (Ger), from Camperchy for Hambur ay ag me ah Re Newell B Hlawes Keuscn’ | potrted you our exclusive agents for the United States and California is only from one to two per cent, the legal | it js believed that the depression of spirits occasioned ken, Now di Tate. fon 8 (hy achr Annie Bile, at | Doane sdehe M Tek Capers hy anedy The officers of the Fifth precinct yesterday arrested rate of interest being ten per cent per annum, there | py “ 5 by the passing away of his life-long friend, Judge Bar- can be but little inducement for the organization of bringin, r Seaeid guid Sonion in tear Sta ris, aided indirectly to bringing about the sad event, REPORT OF THE SECRET SERVICER DIVIsioN— WORK OF THE DETECTIVES. ‘ortiand), with eaptain, mate and t irtment of the Official Cata- tas folowing persons for violauon of the fixcies laws |! oe with fever; would éry and get into Pensacola, | Cleared. ‘iis Tolle ay Seam (uber | en eee Ateneo x ce Lake Tranor, Patrick B ger, Diedrich Droger, Thomas | Sonn Lows, trom Boston, for Prince Edward Island, ts Baltimore; aches Lissle W Maxthe McIntyre, Hayti; | logue of the Centennial Exhibition of 1876, Yours, respect~ Barry, Richard Kear Timothy Dwyer "timothy | bore at Pubnieo, NS, (No particulars.) Nellie re ithcton, Ghenfuegos; Marcia 8 Lewis, Lewis, Gal: ss ar + \ ri remgreeye! Howes, Boston; lonter Providence Jos 20 miles from Sancoty Head, the crow being taken off b; fue Thoms Badd ovat, hark Versa et oe ohn JAMES B, SEYMOUR, N 8, MORTON, President. The above named gentleman, who has during a pe- Jou rT ell ‘The annual report of Elmer Wasbburn, Chief of the | riod of six years discharged the duties of cashier and ou ee schr Hesperus, from Halifax, of and for Gloucester, an i " Secret Service division of the Treasury Department, | president of the Bank of Auburn, N. Y., died at his VAN DER WEYDE'S EXPOSITION. ‘on into Biigartown.” The Hf leeperae hed lost four’ men fing TE ve FH Gal 7 Hemet Fortiaad: John 7 8. M, Pettengill & Co.'s ots tied $0 Kelie residence ‘n that cily yesterday morning, He was in ae yew fous boraig! Bag) Y Cth a bf Parker “Now Haven, Newspaper Advertising Agency sobm to Solicitor Wilson to-day. It shows | [reidencr ‘tte ety age, The funeral will take | Before the Liberal Club at Plimpton Hall, last even- rick Warren was 37 years old. having beon built at Feet Leen (Ger), Behrendt, from Amster: —_ that the whole number of arrests made since Mr. Wash. | Sets honk “4 ere | Orland Arf 1838'S "rae, Rg A vad. New York, December 2, 1875. | ace next Monday, | tng, Mr. @. 8 Naeh discoursed on “‘Ditfeulties im the | owned by 8 B Swasey & Co, Bucksport. M: ing —apegiohe 4 “leured—Steamers Blackstone, Hallett, Provi 4 the CHARLES & ABELL, Pursuit of Truth.” Dr. Newbery afterward showed Seu L2 P Paseces betees epg - zit ark Paptrnere vow Y yeth, Citak cra bat’ ES ‘We are now ready to recel : sarees charged being counterfeiting, passing coun- | how, by spirit aid, be bad, im his childhood, béen made ard bow. enrrying: away jibboora, guys, eas ers Petrel, Belfast, the Official Catalogue of the Ve rieit money, Violation of Internal Revenue and Postal | Charles 8. Abell, aged twenty-seven yenrs, sonof | 1.) Low that m ty all the scientists who had preceded | ruaning gear, stov wer wi the lantern and damaged the ‘iron | BRUNSWICK, Gu, ry tie eared, schrs Emma C Bab laws, smuggling, &e. OF those arrested, eighty-throe | A 8. Abell, proprietor of the Baltimore Sun, died in | him were wrong. “As an appropriate winding up of the aa from Balstmore 10 Now York, with & | cogk, Tomlin. Puittade!ohi Etta May, Webster, New York. | As the sdvertising space is limi were sent to the Penitentiary, six were fined, eighteon | Baltimore yesterday morning of typhoid fever, afver an | entertainment Dr. Van Der Weyde showed how be of gas coal. She left Baltimore on the 18th ult., and 1—Arrived, echi a oartO fe cont north of Hog island, encountered a citong | @iohcbe HEN for Now Var 8 Brae nce aie: | ody et oagh book, shove who wa were. awaiting action of the Grand J illness of twenty-eight days. He wae a graduate of | could te bimseif up with @ rope as tight as did the & Grand Jury, seven were fhediams, and then how necessary it was for him to get | Roads, whore she hi NNE wind and tne a and put back to Hampton burn took charge of the office, Uctober 1, 1874, wag 214, | Applications for mpace in tennial Exhibition of 1876, 4 to fifty-one pages in the | 3 | Es EH it space should apply with- a just arrived and come to anchor when ean Dee I-Sailed, ship John W Marr (new Morse, | out delay to zlal | Sequitted and others have been turned over | favorite contributor to the columns of the Sum frvend to untie bit. the collisions p fe Biate. authorities, releaved on bail or! i been re ine igo Och uc Gules Ht eae ety | satiate, ert JD Peter, Lave, appear hers et 4 . ‘a Bena bad © nnolle § pronequi entered in their DENOUNCING CAPITAL. : mn zV {| wen, and was stres of Torerignig on port et 4, | LHARLESTON, Deo 9-Cieared, ship Hombay, Work, 97 Pere tow, New York. ' in tei - ; ploeatincinehe } cntting through bulwark il, carrying away one shrow pooh PI cases. Over thirty counterteit plates were captured by | rowdil SHIE POD G EB VS ped jeter M6 bode i. garrring ower one shroud | Uae teres Georgia, Crowell Now York bark Cato 701 Chostnnt street, Philadelphia, the officials, The total amount of fines imposed was | _ 4 Meeting of the General Committee of the German Tina (BO, Cooks Ty Taverpouk 10 State street, Boston $20,686. The work accomplished by employés of tho | Labor Party was held last evening at Concordia Mall, Scun SuNsit®—The rchooner recently reported seen bot Mayon wEisrvihils, Wass} Des 1 Rosmat Vesecaun, Nove tom up of Columbia River and subsequently drifted sabe isthe Banshine, from Ban Francisco for Coos Bay, © nett, m: OCEAN STEAMERS. | pares Ov DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK POR THE MONTHS | DECEMBER AND JANUARY. » | Bos “Advertising received for all the Newspapers in the United 1, . PORTRESS MONROE, Dec 3—Passed in, brig RC Sba- oe, Ae 1) Je Cenees ee e She is ig macher, from Rio Janeiro’ for Baltimore; Cito Wan), from | States and Canads at the lowe od on 8 do for Richmond, - ine (Br), Smith, from Antwerp, seeking. HOMAS BR. AGNEW, THE GREAT N or No. 28 avenue A, to protest against the tyranny of cap- | \talists and corruption in the administration of saving: | banks, Mr. Gabriel said it was evident to everyone burean in Mlinols and Wisconsin during March, April May and June, credit being taken for only euch geiz- ares as were made solely upon information furnished crew and 16 $10,000 She had on b ‘Arrived—Bhii # Paster a | that corruption 6xieted somewhere, The panics: of —-~——- | sides considerable ¢ new vensel, * ‘Tea, Coffee and Flour Dealer. *All by the agents of the division, resulted in th seizure of 1 2004 tne 168) wete catty Sooeinant ee be nivale | | faite RH fonlareny ~~ Gffica Going her hres Set Passed out—Steamer Nuraberg (Ger), from Baltimore Fa grorrbdy Fale cookie call aut gws naeraien Wo Your Gve rectifying houses and cight distilleries, and 206 | one extended over the greater part of the world. Tne Dee. 4.| Liverpool. .| 19 Bronaway | Seu 8 G Noyne (of Newburyport), Hatfield, from Glon- ‘onds—Bark Johanne (Nor), Muller, from Baltimore «ds ‘ barrels of spirits, in addition to those seized in the | cause of the panic, he suid, was the greed of the capi. $:|Liverpoot: | te Bronaway Geriatr Room wer NG Sind es, 80 Poet's ialund Nov 20 ‘lane (lie from do for err-nda, a CeamEMENTeAne aaa rectifying houses and Wutilieries. The appraised value | talists and their hurry to Become rich, and the corrup- Aprons: eal Lonaed he Montéoah oh rere ger Phas hal 4 calceadebe nt hese SIS $1. 20 .000. 1, bottery for Decerurer 28. Disgonn * hat pervaded every branch of government had | 5 it reports she lont storm trysail ani PALL RIVER, Dec 1— hrs Thos Borden. Chor: ciube, Circulars of in! ation sent free, rest of thie property wax $179,708 46, and the arsesrments | Caged the extensive trode and. defalcations In, bust- $ [bere ~ between Cape Hay and. Be "Eaaged bem rch, Pind! porn i ‘Joseph P BATHS & OU., 190 Brosdway. Pow ofice box 4.204 New- for onpaid toven oa fay ae venoried, ware £59.96 | ness circivs, Oller addgeases ware alng palivered, 6. jLaverpoot..J4Bomting eventnw. breesing | Rag’ Lave Vinson Seen W W Bell,