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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship NeTs see Third Pa1>.l


ARRIVED
Bark copeland Nor), rerkelsen Hamburg 50 days WITH
and had strong n gales been Ia days horth
nIe9pe sm.qn Turks Island day. VIZ n salt az, to
hurricane y f. s. lasting seven hours has been
Gar Ambas5r 1of rondon, Prehn yokohama Nov e.
with teas 10 rlei-yesse 10 Peabody WINS 80 - ,h
mis 10 vessel 70 oas fesns
brig GHgcmo ita Calero. Gibraltar IS days. in ballast
Brs b Brown Portland Poster Matansns II day.
with mOasses 10 b. II. Howell sons & Covessel u MH *
Brig Harry verden lof philadelphia wlkey ProGeso 20
days hemp Thebauf CoyeSssl Ia James " FL
well CO. Has been days north Of HlttT1 With W. and
Minnie OF Prince Edwards Island MeDona VA ia;
Saq CO. II day. with sugar to 0Fde''e''s to HANOI. 4''on
Brig Proteus Cot Portland Farr cardcnas 10 days with
schr VIM. Demng at calais. Hotgns Matanzas 10 day'
Days north Of Hatteia VITA W and W gales; FEB
23 lat 80 30 lon 10 30 had gale iroh - but received 10
schr wapella Penny Pensacola IL days with lumber TO
schr Chas Heyer, Poland Port ROYAL l3 days. Wild
Nchr Julia f. Wlrs Dayton. 'e,ar Keys - DAYS, with
scSr TlDsi Wiley Wicy pensacola q days w..h lau
Der e II. c 1oqe-ys.sc 70 PARSONS 4 Loud q. d,v,
with lam Ger 10 orirr-vessei 10 AIyah 3Iuigett.
schr Lena Breed 7trelmIn. JckOnyl days, with iuu
schr l.. Russell smith, JacS,onyle ~ days, with luD
Der 10 or,ler-ves--. 10 Warren Ray.
schr = A a e 7, and stri "a; yirgniA
s schF 4 y y Al 'i Ffr nc i,i Er5l'
schr Eugene Borda, Bailey, NiIqu.a
Sphr Ma. lie q. Kulpl itulou, Virginia.
Schr \. II. SNiuuer Tnrs-h.r. Georgetown. n. q
scr Lacy Hammond Robinson, MacAis "!th lumber to
sem S &% He &C. boy %y' sirl Boston
>cnr Bath Thomas, shaw, somerset.
r : Hawes, Hammond Chatham, with potatoes to
DS CIR WIN. 3 Mansum Chase, yew Bedford
c h5 Many sS9f r. i;tsr pr ,SG pr0'd'nee
sGhr voIint shaw, ProviienceIor Port Johnson.
sT Qa GS % PP.ePG i P2 for PORK Johnson
scEr Abby ;. Emery, Emery Newport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
DISTINCTION NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday. Feb. &c, 1877
Secretary RObes0n, in n letter to Senator WINDOW
Chairman Of the senate Committee on Appropriations
on tho effect Of the contemplated reduction OF the ap
preparation for the pay OF United States officers ana sea-
men, concludes follows: 1t IL proper that shoulu
also remind you that large number OF orr officers and
serving abroad on distant statot, III Su
corlance with the policy Of our Government anu inc
purpose for which nlves are established ahI m.ih,
tanned and that unless sufficient sum Is M
they will not only De leI without JhtlI
have TO IN ans OF protecting credit OF the Govern
by payments OF the drafts drawn 10 NEE, 'he *
p.useS and that Congress should TAI 10 max an dc
dntU itg "a fh. secretary Of The Navy whoever he
may then be, to bring our ships on foreign Stations AOe
at once"
The following is an extract from dispatch received at
the Department OF from the United States Consul
late at sydney, y W. dated Jan - The mali steam
snip Australia from Francisco, having lost p1ss"
ger by SMALLPOX will be placed in quarantine upon h'r
arrival A Government pTOC,ana'lOI has bren lssucu
declaring Francisco an injected port nom " ls a
been previously introduced by matt steamer rom SIN
glporc and al vessels arriving from eastern uots are
Embraced in the proclamation. Ole ease only las 0c-
Cured IN this city, IN an Isolated io'.,I9' "HGl uta
been rigdy qulrIntlned ana IL Is hopeu inc "Se"'e
viii not spread
4 dispatch received in Lis city from London, dated
Feb - says Treasury Committee OF the British Par
lament has submitted report on meteorological oDscr
yatons in which 1t suggests the adoption Of the ALERT
can meteorological system The report Se,' torth Tue
ucr.cnu of the weather bureau IN the United states
aud admits aHcad of all hees oi the world
IN the accuracy OF our forecasts
MI c. c. Adams, who was appointed clerk OF the
Treasury under Secretary Brstow's administration, ana
subsequently held prominent position in the special
Agents bureau dismissed on Saturday because as
alleged he luimca % tle supervising opecai AS'u.
on account OF the latter's defense VI the President
against the Brist)w compact
The bill introduced by Representative Bliss OF New
York known rs the WallalOI Market bill which passed
e Senate last week has received the signatur or the
President and became law to-day. Ihe President
las approved the Consular and Diplomatic ApgtOpIld
ton bill
The probability is that Rear Admiral John Rodgers,
now IN command Of the Mare Island Cali Navy lard,
will be ordered 10 the command OF u. Naval OJserya-
tory in tus city, in place Or kcag-Aina DAVIS, De
ceased.
1t understood from the public prints that the rnder
pest has again broken out in England and consequently
iuportatOus OF cattle and hides or neat cattle com
u from that country prohibited until further orders
The President to-day sent to the Senate the domination
o, Frank W Palmer TO be Postmaster at Chicago, H.
vice Macarthur.
Tie President has approved the Consular and Diplo-
matte Appropriation bill; also, the Walaoout Land bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
PCBLIC OPINION.

The Commission would not allow the Dem
o,tc marty To 20 behind tGe returns but Tue DGi"-
cratic party can return 10 lhe 10 O'HinN' lD''0''
QSepJ - -,
We hope the Demo rats of the North-ior
there need be no fear OF Southei Dehloe S'H
their good IN TINS, tac real c4I5i' Vi 'i' "' ~
test Mem phis Appeal IDeinJ
We warn the obStructionlsts to abandon
mon 6,s,ue policv Their leads 10 deieat ana "a!
ILL.,, ~ onIv by keeping good Idith that ihcy can
ofp 10 establish their before tne l"4 c"u't q" "P
pesis-tEc people Boston Herald ilHij
Wouldn't it be well for men ana papeIist o VI
ali ,D,es 10 a. he IN acknowledging the good points oI
g. II, vc,,. record and character instead OF abusing
nm, in. now: and by holding him to his letter o. h
cani,ucc work together for the common g"od ne - 20
me- Tie next President, and let 10 treat nun "c '' ~
deserves something else Boston Herald hha'
The South cannot refuse to accept all the
ccd me god, may bring, the cief OF Whlch - aciSU'
rpIe,l; bat we would like 10 know more OF VIC sllh
NJ tIc aplarcnt departure before passing JuGrn"
,ICD H. We want be sure that II anofda S"u ''.'
nrnancnt relief ana s not merely pOhl' ~
hfrr rnIomILtiug selves to 1T NcW-OilrhLs ies
(lEd. Deinl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27


BEADLE-At Colorado Springs COL Fob o. 1871 Charles
Higgins eldest on OF j. b. and l. A. Beadle OF Aontc4lr,
Nj. aged Is years, mouths anG q days.
EIY-On saturday nothing the 2ith inst DayidJ Ely, in
The funeral Vii p,ee ~ Georges Church on Tnes
day. the 27j INST, 10 O'Clock 4. The friends OF The
family arr invite 10 attcu. without iu-thcr notice.
HALIOCK-At Yorktown. Wrs,h',t-r o. y. Y, seventh
day - inst Esther - VIE VI Aaron ilaoca IN the Goth
Relatives friends are respectfully invited attend
AZ ~ ocor. CarrI,erS wil rl,,ti So a. M ii. Of tbe
Harlem L. H. at kaIonaii On ucS!ay morning, 21th.
HALSEY-Ou SATURDAY FcH. ~ 1877 after long and pain.
hi illness, sarah stewart, VIE u Robert HAsry.
Relatives and f,ns n, 10 attend the funeral services
10 IA.
Harrison Suddenly on Sunday Feb % Emma Gertrude,
only cha 81 G. C. and Gertrude r. HARRISON aged months
Of Brick Church
station orange. 81. Carriages waiting Tho ARRIVAL
OF tie $50 train New-Iork.
MASNINGOn the 10Th inst at her residence 70 ll5 Vest
nriy,oGt,.i. M.r,aret BnS "b'o" u t!e late John
Notice funeral hereafter
MILES-On Sunday, 18th iHst Miles In 5Gth year
Funeral Services from his late residence No $50 Fifty.
sxtAst Oh lu SHAY eth inSi at 30 ocJc~ D. NJ No dow
NOEHIs-In Brooklyn Sunday, Feb. %, Eizahsth A.
Morris, wife 81 Thomas n. Norris, aged - years.
thu fICrI services 20 her late scuce NJ 80 Washing
tondvt CD. 81 Greent-ayr On wednesday Feb - at
Rc% 1 ."''nTi' 0" ''u''"' fsD'' VIII p'''' 0n'
PARUEE-On sunday morning. 2jCh. Harris Pardec
srr,lctS at late residence Forty seyenths
Wednesday the -srh, at II o. lock a. n.
QUIMBYOn the 22I inst, Azaran H. QGa1y. IN the SOth
R,a,ives and friends are invited attend his funeral
from n,s lac Fs!d nee At wilmington Delaware on third
SMITH In Brooklyn, suddenly. IS, Norris W. only
cai 81 Weliori r. and sarah T. smith, - years and
Notice OK funeral hereafter
WHrrE-ou Monday Feb 90 81 his residence No 32 West
TLity frlSt II pneumonia John H. White aged - years.
"Oucc OF funeral hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
THE COUNT MUST BIZ FINISHED.

To me razor or me Irt ""e'
SIR: 1t is generally assumed that IN case
IN, ,cforal vote i, not fully counted by tie TN ~
uarrL the election % November becomes void OF result
al new election necessary. such an assumption Is
am sure erroneous being contrary to the letter no less
than to the spirit Of tine Constitution when eXpcluy
REQUIRES that the votes shall then be counted Dut
yes no limit Of tme does 1t confer on Congress any
power Of limitation II still insists that the person nav
ing the highest number Of votes Ni ih'Oo'lJ ana" w
the President.
To whatever person or body the power to count the
voto ia utrusted In the same IL nheres TIL al end Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
INDIAN TROUBLES IN THE BLACK HILLS

DEADwooD ID. T., Feb pa courier who
arrived from the military camp, 40 mites north Of this
city, to-day reports that Lieut. Cummings with Com
pany C. attacked small Indian camp on the 23i inst.
The Indians fed through the ravnrs. leaving Sc cral
monte. and all their property. Lieut. Cummings cap
tIrrd a llrg, herd oil sheep small number OF cattle,
sixteen ponies and Indian robes and blankets Alter the
solIers had gone Into camp at night, the Indians re-
turned and made an attack, which promptly re-
pulsed. one Indian was killed. None Of the whites
were injured Indian signal fires seen III all direc-
tiOus The cOmIuaud is moving sOuthWad to-day 10
meet a supply raaus which has been sent nom here
The other companies ordered from camp hODlsOh
ha 10 ct arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
+" Jap .nFsguc.'
K.en'. Cu.to,r ~niri-, nm A

Keeps Custom SHIRTS, made to nenaurr, VERY best
six -, obligation 10 A,cp any 90 hEEl'> -HltlS
ie-, prr'r, tiy satisfactory. 81 Broadway.
Missing. since Nehne. iay Feb. ~, Albert krrYtcn-
Cc!.. l3 years hau 90, Wurn a, BLACK Art,
NpIlru without collar
aD5at irct inches htI hzh, complexion Auy IA.
formation concerning 3D., Wh.r.a1uus Alu gratefully Sc.
lodged Dy father, GOlTLOB kRLPPES ECh. sol
l4ist Iwclttisr, y. ,. C.ty.
Po--0ce Notice. The foreign mails Tor The Eers en- liux
SAEI IDAl March s. 1871. viii clos. This
DAY az Il a." Tor Europe, by steamship IDAHO, va
Queenstown, on WEDNESDAY n IL a. Europe '
steamship Batavia, 9Ireusfbfu At
A ~. Europe by steam ship Sucyia, via Plymouth,
CHuIhUarg. aEd Hamburg; On SATURDAY al 3 "A M. .,r
Europe by steamship tiiy O chhond va Queenstown ug
Tor GERMANY, scotland North OF
DO by This specially
snd a H.. TOR scotland and North lr, Land ~ steam.
ship CAT via Mnytiie aud Glasgow 80 ~
tor Europe by steamship Nec6cr. via SOUTHAMPTON Gnd
iie steamships daao batavia Clfy cn.
mond do not mails Of Denmark, ~ncien Norway
Ih0 mails for the West indies. "A yana will leave New.
FEB. 2s The mails for Brazil, leave York
March lhe mails for Porto Rico leave NewYork March
o. The mails for china and Japan leave francisco
IL. Mails Tor Australia leave san Francisco Ma -
NewYUgk, Feb. ~, 1874. L. l. JAMES. Postmaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
FIRE IN BROADWAY.

A fire was detected yesterday morning on
the fourth floor OF the iyesory brown stone buildings
Nos. 4j5 and 49, Broadway. occupied by Ira Beard
dealer in millinery goods. The flames spread rapidly
but were soon cXns ushed, although the large quantity
OF water that thrown into the building dld Hutn
damage Mr. Boards loss was abOu; 500 Ihe ,ecOUd
floor, occupied By r. l.. TrCAcIn Co., importers q!
cloth Hooded with water, when OccaSoh a l9aa oi
- GOO Cle flames dit most damage the fourth and
nth ho0rs which were occupied by j. MiiGhJn &Co IN
pOrters OF fuges and trimmings. VINO sustain loss Oh
IS 900. All the persons are insured Inc QUILTING
owned by W. 4. Lloyd X 60. OF No. III broadway, II
damaged 20 the extent OF 10000; iully Insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
TIE YACHT CLUB HOUSE AT sTAPLETON
THREATENED.

There was great excitement at Stapleton last
evening. caused by rIm0r that attempt was % be
made pull down the clubhouse. Fty special officers
were sworn by deputy sheriff To watch the struc
tlrr during TIE night capt CaInibcrs 81 the ferry boat
MiIdletOWu arrested upOG warrant Issued by jas
tca Tor attempt destroy the dock with TIC
bow Of nls boat yystcruay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

ton Of Maria in ala Fglia del Reggmento' with the
assistance OF tho artists she had last week In
speaking Of the excellent performance OF Sig Ferrant
slip Of the pen made assign him TO the role OF Hor-
ersio. TWAS OF course Supisio that he appeared
The fourth concert OF the Staten Island Phil
harmonic Society VIII take place Friday The princ
pal works on the programme are Schuberts piano ana
string quintet in A, The Trout" and Hnmmels The
Sentinel for tenor solo, male voice quartet piano. VIOLIN
cello and bass. Miss Drasd and Mr. Frifsch have been
engaged for the concert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
P1SSENGERS ARRLEEN.

FROM BERNUDA-Ta steamship Ctn1rag, Feb. 2G.-3r
W. J. Richardson and two children r. d. cray
capt. Maoney, J. +. Burr0wS 81. +. Aycrl. MIS- O. w
Maltby, A. streu. II. D. Juste l. W Ogden Miss ogden
Mr. and Mrs ". fitche VI. Hawlcy W. !. Carleton, j. W.
bowen Mr. and Mrs. 7 ". Adams, Miss Adams. p J. Iau-
Der G. b. Ellsworth, YoungrnaD Mr. and Mrs H. T. Car
peHter, Miss Carpenter, Chas Musset. Chas Evans. -
FROM LIEEAPOOL-III Steamship Thc GHeen, Feb 20
Reen. RObt GanthOny Miss T.. Randall, Mr. aud Mrs
J. A. Dobbn T. Gillespie, VIM ThOrD = l. Potter, d. Z.
Wakin. J. H. TAILOR j. X Baheimer, J. JACOBS, J. Case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

made and the trust DISCHARGED Under no pretext can
new election be proposed till the result OF that are"uy
had shall be ascertaned. ,.-,
II worthy OF special observation that me eectora
tngency in these words Such .ont meeting shall not
be dissolved until the count the electoral vote shall be
completed result declared" Not only IL no hite
fixed az which the count must cease, but as enphat
cay maintain, no such date could be c0ns'ltntionaLy
fixed. JOHN OhANl'
AeUdrk, ". j., Feb. &c, 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
NEw,JERsEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, Feb. 2G.--ln the Senate, the bill
TO reduce the interest the State to per cent was laid
over Tor week after some discussion bill was III
troduced by Nh Albeit provide for the payment of
WAGES due the cDloycs Of The NewTcrsey Central Rail-
rnal The arrrar3 OF wages amount "a abOd- TiOOOOO
Nine bills introduced in lie House, but none or
particular interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
MUSICAL NOTES

The temperance Of Ole Bull in New-York
viii l y,Ic,uir 10 many Of rt1idcTs lie viii play
tomorrow evening IN con- junction Will Nine. Es5pOM
At a concert given under tho direction of
Prnf RItcr last week at Ylssr College tie Nsw-iork
Mozart Club played "A quintet VI Mozarts a. naD, ANA
liz beethoven scptet. SIR Rcmmertz sang.
Miss Emma Abbott is to repeat her persona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

Some points in the annual announcement OK
the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company VIII
command special attention. surplus OF $4,000 900 on
ror per cent valuation expense Of less than seven
per cent OF the receipts and an amount IA tue hands
OF agents at the close Of the year vi les than slOyN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

A SAVING CLAUsE.-First Swell: really
think De Jolnst0ne the bestnatured fellah know:
Never heard him III word OF apyb Second
Ditto Onto right dear boy but did you ever once near
him gay q word OF ybody but hfnseyi-lFunny Folks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

II is now in order for the ROSTERS that SUI
decorate few Democratic JOURNALS 10 20 III OUT Vi '
Yes1nothing but u coop detat will save them. There
anyhow.-IN Y Commercial Advertiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

the receiving ship Colorado NewYOrk March J. Chapss
Henry r. Hben detached from The receiving snip
Colorado the 2oth inst and placed on waiting 0iuefe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

Music is one Of Gods best gifts to man. Cleanli-
music cuticle. ErGg p. r Rabbit with ne
Toilet soap Of the most accomplished maesros Of mod
times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
MiRRIEN

FOx-uOPPIN-At Providence, X. l., Thursday. Feb g.
NIr y. lux Alice, dAugu
ter VI the Late Thomas Z. HOpWn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

II your Hair T. gray. PnTscr's Hair Bnlsam. You
Will De GC gled with the way restores the coOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

cOmpels Dr. remind nyls tina. hs GoiDEN NEDI
CAL DISCOVERY unsurpassed blood, liver. and cough
his landum Books they given aSaT
a all drug stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsurNGToN, Feb 26.-Paymaster Henry /.
scdn ms been ordered the receiving ship Wyoming at
he Navy Yard sshu.tOn Chaplain i1SAATd Hay "aIu 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


TRIEUNE OFFICE, Feb 27-i a. m.-Ycstcr1ay's curv"
Of airpressge shows slight rise. Temperature was a
little lower ranging freezing point AZ midnight and
averaging about below the previous day. The per
ccntagc remains rather high In general, no
great change of the weather j. Indicated.
For this city and vicinity continuane" OF parity
clnuGed skies probable for two days tomorrow beng
kcy 10 bc the uorc threatening Of the Two. gradual
increase OF warm may be- expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

Al Notices Of Marriages mast b. mdor'ed rih full
Il LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle and Eastern States, rising
b,rnn,e,.r cooler northtry winds, backing warmer
southwest the southern stations, ana parity cloudy
~ A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
5rsrldl Nouc.s.
Bangs * Co., $50 broadway.

Advertisements. intended t1r the next i-sue 81 IHI
WEEKLY IkIBUN shOu d be haldv,i ~ before D. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

nj sd NJ AnCuOn
"WEDNESDAY. Fob. - and THURSDAY, March /,
at =
A PRIVATE LIBRARY,
Comprising choice great variety o. the
editions " English AMI American Booas HcSt lar 81.
pcrlly bound.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11
BREVITIEs.

Isabelle, late pension agent, has furnished a
$4,000 bond and now breathes pure air again.
The customs receipts at this port for the week
ending last evening amounted TO $53, 5zz 81 goid,
and $6953 SO currency.
BY reference TO our river column kilograms it
will be seen that the Thompson Dean left Vicks.
burg yesterday with 1900 bales OF cotton.
The Rev. David Walk, celebrated divine of
Memphis. Tenn, will deliver a sermon at IL
O'Clock this morning, at the New Jerusalem
Church, corner Melpomene and Camp.
The "coolshness" OF the weather is appreci-
especially those who bad I'm stock" a good
assortment or heavy sbawls, sacques, wraps, etc
''La Chatouileuse" is the title of an original
and epi,ited valse for the piano which Mr.. Phi.
Werlein, 1876 Canal street, sends us. The waltz
is by Mr.. Edouard Dejean, and is dedicated to
Mr.. Jules Cartier.
Everybody will 60 cut to the Orleans Rifle
Park to-day to witness the long range double
back ction rifle contest between the pencil sling.
ers OF the city press. When the conte st is de-
cided it is proposed to make the victor honor
airy member of the Crescent City team.
rise OF II inches was reported in the Ohio
river at Pittsbufg yesterday, there being then
feet inches of water in the channel above low
water mark. The coal fleets there ready to come
south cannot start, however, until there is feet
Of water in the channel, and only the Stat" fleets
move with that depth.
Spending social evening on the route to the
gulf by way of the projected Barataria canal,
many pleasant things were said and many conun-
drums proposed and answered. Amongst others,
one OF the party asked: "Why are we all like q
man going to skin dog ?" Everybody gave it
up, and the answer came: because we are going
to bare terrier"
Two too vigilant policemen near Magazine
market yesterday morning, about o'clock, with.
out cause, accosted very rudely three printers
from the DEMOCRAT who were just returning
home from work, as if the parties were danger
GUS and suspicious characters, and commanded
them to ssget on" The police should remember
there are others besides themselves employed
late at night. i
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

V. Boutroue Va. City OF Nav Orleans. -This Ia
one OF some eighty appeals from Justices courts
in suits to recover licenses claimed TO have been
imposed by an unconstitutional ordinance. This
plaintiff to the city, and which she seeks to re-.
cover, on the ground that the tax imposed was
unconstitutional. A motion to dismiss the an
peal was made by the city, on the ground that
where the question ia raised Of the Constitution.
alify OF tax, the appeal must be direct from the
Justices court to the Supreme Court. Judee
Monroe. in a decision rendered yesterday, over
ruled the motion to dismiss, on the ground that
there were disputed facts involved in this partio
uiar case which gave bis court appellate juris-
atty OF the tax must go direct to the Supreme
Court.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-11
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY NOVEMBER H. 1871

Efin Powell, &, FIRST, breaking and entering In
the day time; second, petty larceny. three years.
John h. Miller, petty larceny, six months. IS.
Joe johnson, O., receiving stolen property.
eight months.
Amanda Moses, c., petty larceny, elk months.
Joseph Morrison, O., petty larceny, one year.
Louis Leopold, alias Uapo. burglary, ten years.
Louis Leopold, alias Capo, larceny. two years.
Charlotte Jones, g., larceny, two years.
Charles Williams, c., LIST, burglary; 3D. petty
larceny, ten years.
Henry Shelton, c., burglary and grand larceny,
seven years.
John Boyian, burglary, three years.
Della Aldridge, O., grand larceny, five years.
Alexander Harris, c., stabbing with intent to
commit murder, three years.
Jules Joseph, c., grand larceny, ten years.
Lizzie johnson, c., robbery, five years.
Louisa johnson, c., robbery, five years.
Richard Anderson, O., grand larceny, ten years.
Nelson Delsle, c., escaped convict.
Joe Albo, grand larceny, two years.
Laura Davis. O., pet larceny, eighteen months.
John snowden, c.. obtaining money by false
pretenses, one year. 4