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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
WEATHER AND WATER.
THE COLD SNAP CONTINUES I'm THE
NORTH AND WEST.

The Ice ChHke will Prevent a Fall Hsfse
IT This .sNeaaBner" Continues.
The lowest Temperature on Thursday night, az
reported by Frigerio, and the coldest OF the sea-
son, by the way. was thirty degrees above zero.
yesterday, at q. M, the mercury indicated 81,
at 2 D. m. 43 and at p. m. Al,
The Signal Service kilograms report another
light snow at st Paul yesterday, and with the
MISSISSIPPI COVERED WITH ICE,
report the thermometer at 20 degrees above zero,
Lacrosse 27. Davenport nows), rs, Dubuque N,
Keokuk 26, ST. Louis 28, Cairo 81, Memphis 28s
Vioksburg 81.
Along the Ohio-Pittsburg 10, Cincinnati 26'
and Lousvilla 28. At Omaha 81, and Leayau-a
worth, on The Missouri, as. At Galveston Sd.
Indianola 80, Corsicana 49, Shreveport 90, and
while it stood at Sc degrees above zero at Key
West, it Was al degrees lower at Yanktou, u. 4.
During Thursday night and Friday morning
the mercury o. Davenport dropped to 10 degrees
shove zero Dubuque IS, Rsoknk 49, Lacrosse f6,
Omaha ID, st. Paul 10 and 5t. Louis ri, that bs-
ing the
CoIDEsT STREAK OF THE SEASON
at The points named.
Some apprehensions have been felt In this SO j.
fion Of tue State relative to probable overflow
| from the rise now coming out OF the Ohio, but
| those who have made the weather as well aB tho
rise and fall Of the rivers study for years pAst
| do not eeen to think that there ia the sllgh1est
danger. With the OHIO falling at all points above
louisville and declining eide streams below there.
there s, with the existng cold sn@p, scarcely any
probability Of further rise Of over two or three
! feet at Cairo.
| The stage of water at that point then would be-
about twenty two feet above the low water r0srk,
and the lower river will not be much affected.
Should the present weather continue along the
| Upper Mississippi, and Ohio,
THE USUAL FALL RISE
will be choked 10 DEATH 80 to speak, By ice, and
the spring rise will send to the Lower Mississippi
much larger quantity Of water in consequence.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01

NEw YORK, Nov. a0-The hearing Of argu-
ments on the motion to grant Mrs. Laban.
$50 900 out of the estate to enable her to carry
on her contest of the will was se for to- day,
but was ostponed until Thursday next.
day in the question of the rumor that W. II.
Vanderbilt had consented to compromise the
contest said there was no truth in the rumOr.
he contest had assumed such position that
compromise was impossible, and that it would
be unshed Through 10 its conclusion.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01

Charlotte IN C.) Observer: The belief that
the people OF Charlotte live over one vast gold
mine is very generally entertained here, and
factory evidence to him that this. was literally
true as to himself, h. gone to delving right in
his yard, and having sunk a shaft to the depth
which is right well impregnated with the
glittering treasure
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.


the notabes Of the place. who constituted with
the citizens of Cape Town one of the largest
audiences ever assembled in the colony.
The lecturer was received with the most en-
thusiastc cheering. and was visibfy affected by
TIE hearty welcome accorded him ut the Cape.
He related his discoveries between Zanzibar,
Embona and the Ferrara forest lands.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
Chapel Conservation.

| Augustine's Chapel on East Houston street,
| near Second Avenue took place to-day in the
presence of q large assembly. Attached to the
| church. % mission house. guild room, lecture
| and reading rooms. and Sunday school build
| irpS have been erected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
An Adverse ReDOrt,

WASHINGTON. Nov 3o-The Senate Committee
on Commerce had q meeting this morning at
which none of the Democratic members were
present. The New York Custom. House nomi
| nations were the subject of discussion. and the
committee. after a proracted debate deter
mined to report adversely upon them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
Meeting of the Pacific Railroad Commit


WASHINGTON. Nov. so-The Pacific Railroad
the first time since its Organization
There We're present-Messrs. Trockmorton,
Morrison. House, Luttrell. Chalmers, EIam
man and Messrs. Landers, EasweIl Rice and
Cole. s4
No official notification of Mr. Potters refusal
to serve having reached the committee Mr..
Throckmorton, under the esth rule OF the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01

NEw YORK, Nov. 3O.-A meeting Of the major
ity of the creditors Of Conrad Pappenhausen,
owner of the Long Island railroad, who was
recently adiuged a voluntary bankrupt. was
held to- day in Brooklyn. The liabilities are
placed at over s8 100000: assets over $1,000 600,
Herman Fl. Schwcstering was chosen assignee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
Additional Points of the Presidents Mes.
sage.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 80. = In addition to the
points in the Presidents message, mentioned
In Wednesdays dispatches, it is learned that
the President treats at length of the border
troubles existing between this country and
Mexico, and makes some important recon-
mendations on the subject of the treatment to be
applied to the Indians in all sections of the
pOuntry
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
NO Action.

! WASHINGTON, Nov. 3oThe Senate Committee
| on Postoffices and Post Roads had under con
sideration this morning the nominations for the
Toledo and Hannibal postmasterships, but no
| action was taken The cases will be further dis
| cuSSed to- morrow.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
workinsmen's Demonstration-All quiet.

SAN Francisco Nov. 3o,-Seven thousand
workjngmen marched through the principal
streets yesterday. making a very imposing de-
mor sration. There was fortunately no attack
on the Chinese. An outbreak was expected, and
the military were under orders.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
A wemubIteau Caucus-Proyfded.

| WASHINGTON Nov. 30-A Republican Sena-
torial caucus is to be held this evening to deter
| mine upon policy to be pursued in reference
| to the contest now being waged over the Louis
| lana and South Carolina Scholarships. pro-
| vided the Democrats will agree to u recess.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01

House being second on the list, acted as chair
man. and a resolution was passed directing ne
chairman or acting cha rman to request OF the
House authority for the appointment of
clerk No other business was transacted. .4.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
The IrrP nresstble Ann Eliza.

JERSEY CITY Nov. 3o.-Ann Eliza Young. nine
teenth wife o. Brigham Young, delivered a lee
ture here on My Life in Bondage" last even
ing. She made a strong appeal for the eXtinc-
tion OF the curse of Mormonism.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
GER vi ANY.
More Asnicable Relations With the yati-

can.
LONDON Nov 3O-rhe Berlin correspondent
of the Times says: 1T seems that the German
government. on what appears the eve OF a con
cave. has signied its intention of devising
more amicable relations with the Papacy, if Il
temperate Pope. averse to interfering with Ger
many's new political arrangements. should be
aIapted
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
Blaine Esetstrnfn-.

BosToN. Nov Ex-senator Blaine passe d
through this city tonight en- route 10 Washing
ton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
The Cigar Makers strike.

New YORK Nov. 3o.-Troubles between the
cigar makers and employees appear to be no
nearer adjusted now than at the beginning of
the strike.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
Patenf Laws Reyisinn.

WASHINGTON Nov. 3o.-The Senate Committee
on Patents heard to day argument by Mr: j.
J. Starr. Of Boston, in reference to the bill for
the revision of the patent laws.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01

forelock in opposing, the revival of.a tax Oh
incomes, which, it believes, may be attempted
this winter. - 49,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01
ENGLAND.
stanley at Cape Town.

LONDON, Nov 3o.-On November I'D Stanley
delivered a lecture at Cape Town. in the Com
] mercial Exchange which was attended by all
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
@wild oa,sn will be played a. wallacl,s III

"wd Oats'' will be played at waiiack's this even.
ing.
Miss Emma Abbott will give two farewell perform,
anccs OF "La Figlia del Reggimcnto at the Acadsmy
OF Music on Friday evening and Saturday matinee
Sto Will bc assisted by Mme DE Gebcle Brignol Fer.
rant aud large chorus and orchestra under the drcc
tion OF Max Mars,zek This evening Miss Abbott viii
make her Grst appearance In Brookiyn in tho same
opera.
The Wagner Festival which will be inaugurated at
the Academy OF Music on Monday week, IS beginning
10 show, IN lis preliminary rehearsals, dimensions
commensurate with such undertaking. Mr. Neuen-
dorr has selected the chorus and with great
and has kept them constant state OF training
Tor week past of the principal vocal artists who
have been engaged the great burden OF the WORK will
fail upon the shoulders OF Madame Eugcrie Fappen-
helm, artist who may DO rc.ied upon aay emer.
sercy.
The Ole Bull concert wach win take piace to-nicht
at Stc.nway Hail. has points Of attraction.
The appearance OF the renowned yioiin.st In whose
artistic nature to be revived tho genius OF Paga-
mini. Is IN itself an uufaii.ng OF pleasure the
pubic, and when 10 II Is joined tho brilliant talents OF
such plished pian,st rs Nine. Essipon, the
drawing power CT such combination may be INA gined
Tho violin programme consists OF concerto and .
tarantcia by oe Bull, and the piano viii be inter-
psetcd a ba!lade By Chopin. Ave OF Mendelssohn's
s'lic1er ohac wore," Liszt ciudc and Circassia1
dance IRON Rubinstein's opera. 'Le Demon"
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, 1877.
CONTRADICTION OF RECENT TESTIMONY BEFORE
THE REAL ESTATE POOL COMMITTEE.
Hon. Charc cs A. Eldrdgc, ex-mcmbcr of Congress
from Wisconsin, before tho Real Estate Pool Com
mittce to-day and denied, In tho most uncqnivocal
terms, tho imputation derived from tho evidence OF
Jonathan or and Hopo H. Slater that money had
been paid 10 him whilc ho q membcr
OF tho House Committee tho District OF
Columbia or at any othcr time, by Or.
Filbert, of tho firm OF Fbcrt Taylor. contractors,
for procuring contracts or for any other
consideration. lie dcnoupccd false tho statement
OF Slater that he had received from Flbert checks
So, 900 and 81, 500 respectively Nay 81 Juno
1879, at any other tmc and affirmed that ho
received from Filbcrt Taylor, or enhcr OF them,
directly indirectly, any check. question Of
vcracity raised between Eldrdgc and Mr.. Glover,
chairman OF the committee, whom tho former accused
of desire lniurc him politically and socially, and
who In turn retortcd upon tho cx-mcmbcr in some
pretty plain talk, not quite complimentary.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD INDEBTEDNESS
Tho Senate to-day resumed consideration OF tho Pa.
ciGc Railroad acts to create sinking lund Tor the
liquidation OF tho Indebtedness TO the government OF
the Pacific Railroad companies
Somc discussion took place to tho proprioty OF
going on with tho bill at this lato day of
bo impossible to pass It, Finally Mr. Morrill, OF Yer.
mont moved to lay It the tab!c; but subsequently,
at the request Of Mr.. Shcrmon, modified his motion
as to postpone the further consideration OF the bill
until tho first Monday OF December next, and It
agreed to--yeas 20, nays 2S.
PRESIDENT GRANTS LAST CABINET SESSION
THE MEMBERS PREPARING TO LEAVE WASH
INGToN.
The Cabinet session to-day fully attended, all
the departments being represented, Assistant Sccrc
tary Conant supplying tho place OF the Secretary OF
tho Treasury.
Tho g. ssion was o. longer duration than usual
though no business OF especial importance was con-
sidcrcd. There was discussion regarding
the condition OF affairs In Louisiana and
South Carolina Tho President reiterated his formerly
expressed not to iricrcrc but TO leave
the question TO his successor
As this was the last abnct meeting except one OF
the present administration tbcrc was much general
conversation, moro OF personal than OF an Official
character
EXPORTS OF BEEF To GR-AT BRITAIN.
Returns made the Bureau OF statistics snow that
dur,rg tho month Of January, 1s77 the total exports
OF beef from the port Of New York amounted to
4567 6s3 pounds, valued at s4l1G1o or tho total cx.
ports 900 pounds, valued at ss5 $780, consisted OF
fresh beef lin rcirigcrators,) which shipped TO
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
LONGFELLOW'S BIRTHDAY.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb 27 1871
Henry ". iongfeow whom tho whole world read.
y recognizes one Of the greatest OF living pocis
reached his SEVENTEEN birthday to-day. Some OF his
friends ami admirers throughout tho lcngth and
breadth OF the land will rejoice know that In spite
Of his snowy locks and advanced years, tho genial
bard Is as fresh IN body, mind and intellect as hts
writings arc sparkling, Instructive and enter.
tain,ng. Although he Is just engaged
In editing the Writings Of others yet he
constantly bears witness by his new poems that his
writing days are not yet over, OF the latest and
most cnarinng evidences being his "Rosary OF Som
hcts' "a the last dHdntc Tho idea OF rendering an
ovation to the distinguished author this annivcr-
sary OF ms birth agitac'l by some OF hs literary
friends few days since. aud vas on,y abandoned a,
the last moment ty tho expressed wish OF sir. Long
fellow. During the day. however, he was the recipient
CT nany friendly calls and congratuatory letters and
tclcgramG
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
THE STATE CAPITAL.
REAssEMBLISG OF THE LEoIsLATuRE-THE AN
SrAL APPROPRIATION DILL-NEw YORK NU-
NICIPAL BILLS
Ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ALBANY, Feb. 81, 1877.
Boih houses reassembled to-day with full attend.
ance o! members. The Assembly gave itself 10 the
discussion of the annual Appropriation bill.
the principal item of which, that OF $4,000
as an appropriation to the National Guard
was disputed Tor an hour. In the dispute Mr.. Gerc,
OF Tioga. took prominent part and said " $500. 900
was sufficient appropriation in tho years 1865 and
1894 the cventu years of the war; when the purchas
Ing value OF money less than It IS now, II is \
gross outrage In this of retrenchment TO
give the National Guard 100000 moro IN n time
OF profound peace, with prices iity and hundred
per cent lower than they then After consulting
with the people OF his locality he had discovered
that there was decided opposition TO an increase
OF TINS approximation, which, TO them appeared hoin
unnecessary ana exravagant. Messrs Hustled, Gccie-
sinc, Grady and others opposed the amendments, ana
the original appropriation was carried
NEW YORK MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
In the Senate bills were introduced 10 transfer the
Excise to The Police Board and limit the expenses of
administering the law 10 100000 gear. ana also
bill aboshing the oihcc ncld by Edward Gale.
and transferring lis duties 10 that OF the Receiver OF
Taxes.
REGISTER or DEEDS.
Tho bill aholishine salary OF Register OF Deeds
was ordered to third reading
INSURANCE..
Mr. Tobcy's bill for OF policies In l!fe
insurance companies ordered 10 third reading
amended SO as TO prohibit The an,agama,ion OF COM
pancs.
THE NEW CENTRAL.
Mr Flecke's bill relative to the New York Central
Railroad Company locates the company IN tho city oi
New York SO that It's personal estate may be taxed
there.
EVENING SESSION.
Tho House reassenbled at naf-past seven i. II. The
Chair announced the special order being the contested
seat case Tor the Fourth Assembly district. The ma
jorty OF the Committee on Privileges and Elections
reported in favor OF gyng tho seat TO the contestant
Walter W. Bramap, republican, claiming that the re-
turns had been altered as 10 defeat Braman. Tho
minority reported favor of the sitting member Mr..
Curran nsistiLg that the returns were not altered
Mr. CozANs of the minority stated the case Of his
portion OF the committee.
Mr.. Mo.Ey, chairman Of the Committee, replied in
behalf OF the contestant, BramaD.
lengthy debate cDsucd when Nr. Alvord moved
the previous question, which mega
tivcd--5O to 6s. The debate was contin.
usd when nnally the question was
ordered and Mr. Cozans motion continue Curran in
his seat ncgativcd-o6 o. The report OF the
committee giving tho seat to Braman was then
udoptcd--64 to 81.
At twelve O'Clock the House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
OBITUARY.
JOSEPH JOHNSTON.

Ex-Governor Joseph Johnston, OF Virginia. died
yesterday, IN the nnety-sccond year OF his age Tie
born In Orange county IN tho State OF New York,
In December, l,s5. lie went to Virginia when boy
and settled IN The county o harrison lie served four
sessions Congress, was elected Governor OF Vr
gnia besides being i've times elected TO the
and once To a constitutional convention. Ilo Is en-
phaticaily the last OF past generation. lie
Congress with Clay, Webster, Calhoun. Haync, Sius
wright. Martin Van Burcn, Thomas II. Benton, and
that class OF men who are now all gone. II
pleasing TO hear hlm dclncatc tho character
OF each or these great men, who performed
so important part in their day lie was
older than tho constitution OF tho United states,
has lived to see States added 70 the glorious
thirteen, and the population increase from 600 900 to
40OOO,Oo0 He remembered when the country mourncd
the death OF Washington, and has been personally ac
quaintcd with the Presidents from Jefferson TO Bu-
chanan. In all his long aud evcntful life thcrc has
never rcsted o stain upon his public or private
character,
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Inspector General Randolph d. Marcy, Crited States
Army, is al tho New York O:e Bull and wife, and
Charles stanford, of Schenectady. at the Windsor
Alfredo Escotar. OF tho spanish Legation at Washing.
ton, aud William McMichaci, @: Philadephln are At
the HOLMAN. Ex-congressmaa James f. wilson, OF
Iowa. ana G. H. Northam, OF Hartford, arc ut the ST.
Nicholas W. X Muir. General Manager OF tho Canada
southern Railway, is at the Fiiih Avenue John +.
Seymour, OF Utica. IS at the 3rcvoort Theodore N.
Vail, superintendent OF the Railway Mail Service, Is At
tho ST. Jamcs
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsrIsGroN, Feb. 2S--l a. u.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsIiIsGroN, Feb. 2S-l a. ~
Indications
For Wednesday, In the South Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf States Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, northeast
to southeast winds stationary barometer and tcmpcra-
turc and partly cloudy weather
For Tho West Gulf States and Lower Missouri
Valley rising, followed by falling barometer, northeast
to southeast winds. stationary temperature, cloudy
weather and possibly light rain.
For tho upper lakes and Upper Mississippi Valley,
falling barometer, northeast TO southeast winds, and
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lakes, Middle and Eastern States,
light WINDS shifting southwest and southeast. ia-
ing or stationary barometer and warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather.
The rivers will continue to fall slowly.
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
ROM OURi IRREGULAR cORResPoN OENT.
WAsMlNCTON. Feb.

WASHINGTON, Feb %, 1911
ANOTHER VERSION OF THE ALLEGED PLOT TO
AssAssISATE GOVERNOR HAYES on HIS WAY
FROM coLUMDrs-wH y IS SAID TO HAVE
EElX OVERHEARD ~ WASH NGTOX HOTEL.
The assassination story by your Columbus cor
respondent IN this morning, HERALD receives a
curious confirmation mere to-day. This afternoon
man, who pcrcmptorlly refused to givo his name
other ccw TO his identity, save that ho Is staying at
the National Hotel, called upon . HERALD cor.
The New York herald., 1877-02-28
POST OFFICE THIEF CAUGHT.
ARREST OF CLERK WITH FIVE STOLEN LET.
TIERS IN HIS POCKETS

ARREST OF CLEhh WITH FIVE STOLEN LET
TIERS IN HIS POCKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PIrrsBuRG, Feb. e. 1871.
II Is only lew months since the money order dc.
partmcn Of the Piltsburg Post Ohcc relieved OF
some GOO by a dctaul.ing clerk To-day Tobias
Fchi, night clerk, was arrested for pilfcrlug
money letters within the last SIX months no less
than $50 complaints OF missing letters have been
lodged with the Postmaster, and though special agent
OF the Pos, once Department has been hero all that
iimc aud Keeping a s,rc, watch the thic managed TO
ciudc the vigilance ofthe officials. Fchl's success in
pundering letters must have been rcmarka-
bic, Tor though his actions had been Tor
some timc closely scrutinzcd wpcn searched at tho
Central police station less than five letters were
found on his person. These must have been taken
last night, and they contained IN all SIS representing
good days work. Al the Tombs the prisoner made
inl confession OF his guilt lie has been connected
win the Post Olcc Tor years and has here
tofore borne good reputation.
The New York herald., 1877-02-28

NOVA SCOTIA'S GREAT SEAL.

HALIFAX, Feb. 81, 1877.
Tho question which has arisen regarding tho validity
Of tho great seal OF this Province having been referred
TO to-day in the Assembly, the Provincial Secretary
stated corrcspondencc which would shortly be la,d
before tho House would show conclusivclv that tho
alarm created concerning the matter regards public
acts and documents, was totally unfounded.
The New York herald., 1877-02-28

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