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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-02-23
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HAVING fitted up a shop Oh Jackss1
HStrect, l am Prepared to manu'iar.I1
Steam Trains for sugar making, IL: ns
Britchiug ,Chimneys, Copper and Iron III
for every purpose. Cutters OF all KINGS =
chincry and Boilers
Repaired Oh plantation:
Thirty five years experience in tue ens''s
orders solicited. JOHN LAR.EIN
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lief from this living death
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petite, can digest well, tn
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-02-23

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..Jas les otavrages tgpographiqpes qui nous
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diafsLes. enfdte. ds factnres, tickets d'ha
titatson..: blanc-. circulaires. etc. seront
imprln.ks daEs. &c. plus BRET delai Ct INK
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-02-23

Do you know that at
I'D. MACHADO,

Corner Main, jackson and Levee
Streets, is the only place in
town where yen can find
THE, GENUINE,
CALIFORNIA PORT
TOKAY, CLARET. and
ANGELICAW WINES.
and the
Pure California. Co.nac?.
In this Establishment you will
find the FRESHEST and: MOST
VARIED assortment f.CHOHE
GROCERIES, such as.
Dried Apples, Span'h GNava jelly,
Currants, Nationl Glass"
Dates, Gap pcWder tea
Sec't Chocolate, Rgisins,
FulllAssortment Of canned goods:
PLANE HAMS,
BACON,
ITALIAN
BOLOGNA GA,USAGE;
CRAQKEBSG CAKES
f; s. CHAINS,
x CANDIES
CITRON.
Give. him a call to satisfy
yourself how reason.
able he sells!
Remember Corner Main, jackson
and Levee Streets. ~
jan771y.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-02-23

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serti pns nest pas specific, sera inseres
rsnn'a II ,uvel ordre, au faux Ordinaire.
ATEIIER TxPOGRA,P4IIQUE.
't4, : RorAhY JoB Pass.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
Gloucester Fisb pIarIke,.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 3d.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending to-day:
Thirty.two fshsng arrivals have been reported
III from Grand Banks aggegating 25O,000 lbs Hall
but; % from Georges Bank with 65O,OOO lbs round
Cod; demand during the week has been fair but not
up to expectations. The market for fall Bank has
been fairly sustained but is as firm as last week.
New Georges are shade lower but as stock is light
there is no disposition to force sales; quote new
Georges at % P qtl; Bank SO 90 Y qtl; Shore IS;
Hake at 90 q 12A; Pollock at 25; salt at IS;
choice slack sailed Cusk at 275; Haddock at 80.
Mackerel in light demand and only few small lots
on market to oer $l6 90 and $40 90 % Dbl for Shore
rs and 2s and 10 90 and 10 90 for Bay ;Easport Her
ring 80 " Dbl; Portland 80; Labrador split Her
ring 80; Napes and Fins at 80 % Dbl Halibut Fins
at I! Halibut Heads at 80; Tngues and Sounds at
z; picked Tongues at Z picked Haddeck 30; pick
led Cod at co. Smoked Haibut at 81 a % fb. as to
quality; prepared and homeless Cod to &c " fb, as
to quality. Fresh Halibut has been in good supply
and fair demand; last sales at 81 and SIC " b for
white and gray Bank: sales Shore Cod at 2; market
1or Coz and Haddock Pollock and Cusk l.; fresh
ners oil at 45c pergal; porgie oil 42c.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
NDAY MORNING. APRIL 1.
Of such importance that the society has repub-

Of such importance that the society has repub-
lished them in the form of tirdge part.
M. Guyard's object has been, as may be gath
cred from the title Of his paper to discover
some notation BY which Arabic metres can be
expressed intelligibly. In irving TO attain this
ne mas cen led to consider the rhythm, and
nence u Q accent of languages in general BY
the ne OF minute observations of the meth
oos OF pronouucing the redoubled consonants,
and by the discovery, as we may almost say, of
what be calls the resonance buccdle, which is
faint musical note or vowel sound heard after
terminal consonant. M. Guyard seeks to DEM
onstrate that all verse is composed of bars two
four or common time, and that the rhythmical
accent is by this convention identical with the
beats of the bar. He also demonstrates that
the old notation of ''longs" and Shorts" is not
satisfactory for any language. and is utterly
useless for representing the different metres OF
Arabic verse. He endeavors to show that the
ordinary musical time notation answers pro-
sodical purposes much better than the old nota-
tion and may be further developed so as to give
Tue ionic accent or melody to which the words
snonid be spoken. This development lends
ltseii most especially to Arabic verse, in the
reading OF which the "sing song" style SO much
objected to in Europe is not only tolerated but
considered necessary, each metre being chauted
to peculiar series of notes, which, In some
cases, is SO elaborate as almost to form an air.
The later portions of this work, which are de-
voted to the minute investigations of the various
forms Ut Arabic verse and to the explanation of
notation of time and accent invented by the
author, are of course only of interest to Orient.
alists; but the earlier part, which deals with
rhythm and accent in general, is not only SO
interesting in itself, but SO suggestive, that ev-
cry one, be he Orientalst or not, who is inter-
ested 10 the art of speech, shonld read it most
carefully.
The line of thought and the application of the
ideas of musical time and accent to speech are,
as far as we know, original, and we believe
may lead to great results. The whole subject is
one worthy The attention of those who write
words for music. and of those who write music
70 words. The result of such study might be
tnsg we should not have our ears so often Of
Tended as they now are by the musical accent
railing IN one place aud the speaking accent of
the words in another, and even in some places
py hearing singers compelled to emphasize the
wrong syllables of words in order to make them
correspond with the music Great poets like
Shakespeare may be allowed to force us to say
complete STEEL" &C.; but minor poets and
modern composers of drawing room ballads can
not be allowed to take the same liberties =
London Examiner.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
The Delfosse Appointment.
Why Secretary Fish Changed His Mind.

Why Secretary Fish Changed His Mind.
NEW YORK, March 29-In an interview
with Tribune correspondent relative to the
fisheries commission, ex-Secretary Fish states
that he was led to accept Mr.. De,fosse. as
President Grant had previously expressed a
belief in his intelligence and integrity, and
that he also was further strongly Influenced by
belief that it was possible that unless the
two governments reached an understanding.
Count Beust, surrounded by British Influences.
might appoint Canadian or some prejudced
person under British influence Mr.. Fish said
had, however, no idea that an award Of
more than 100000 or $400, 600 could be made
against the United States 1 never regarded
the inshore fisheries as of great commercial
value, but thought it very desirable that this
cause of irritation should be permanently
removed. L believed that we had given the
Canadians an equivalent, and that an award of
100000 would be rather for the purpose of
soothing their feelings, than as Just compen-
sation for difference between the conce ssion
given and received.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01

LONDON, March s1.-The Standards cores
pendent at Berlin says that in consequence OF
Austrias refusal to come to an arrangement
with Russia it is believed Prince Gortschakof
has already informed Lord Lotus that Russia
is ready to yield to highlands demand in
regard to the Congress-
1.-THE Standards report continues the dispatch
from Berlin that Russia is ready to yield to
Eugland's demand should be received with
reserve as both the Agence Russo and Journal
de St. Petersburg yesterday opposed further
concessions on the part of Russia. Moreover
the correspondent of the Times at Sc. Peters,
burg telegraphs Sunday that war is now
regarded as almost inevitable. The vague
for renewal of negotiations has been des-
troyed by Lord Beaconield's declarations that
the question at issue is not matter of form by
an essential reality.]
Russia to Occupy ConstantinopIe.
A special to the Standard dated Constantine
pie Friday states that if the English fleet is
not withdrawn Russians will OCCUPY Constau-
tinople with the approval of the Sultan.
serviR to Join Il ussin.
The Times has the following from Paris:
A Belgrade telegram states that Servia will
join Russia in the event of Anglo Russian
war.
ARussian Proposition to Austria.
A Times special frem Berlin states that Rus
STA has informed Austria she would observe a
lIiouuiy ucuuruIlty IL Austria S6lZ6Q Gn6 W6SG-
ern provinces Of Turkey. Austria is not likely
to accept the Offer
Austria Still Striving for the Congress.
LONDON, April IA Vienna despatch to
Daily Telegraph says Count Audrassy is maxi
ing fresh efforts to bring abont meeting of
the congress and thinks Russia will eventually
yield to highlands demand. Count Andrassy
Informed Gen. Ignatieff that the whole ten
dency of the treaty was in opposition to the in
terests of Europe and that no lasting peace
could be concluded with the sanction of all the
powers. Ignatieff rejoned that Russia had
altogether abandoned the idea of congrss in
consequence of difficulties raised by England.
He urged Andrassy to state Austria's demand,
the Count declared as he still hoped for Con-
gress. but declared that if he had to consider
the treaty solely from an Austrian point of view
he would demand for greater concessions than
if he had to consider it in relation to the gene.
raj interests of Europe.
The Telegraph's correspondent says that Ger
many has approved the refusal of Prince
| Charles of Roumania to surrender Bessarbaria
| unless invited to do by the powers.
| A despatch to the Daily News from ST. Pc.
tersburg says: Despite the general excitement
few men in high positions advocate a fina
attempt at Cancellation by the simultaneous
withdrawal of the British fleet and Russian
army from the neighborhood of Constantinoplt
pending arbitration by neutral sovereign.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01

LONDON, March 30-1230 P. M.-Consols at "a 1l-16
for money and account.
LONDON, March 3O-123O P. M.-American securi
tes-United States bonds CTS, 1919; new IS at 1O43
AS at 1881; 10-40s 1861; Erie 101 preferred at a.
LONDON, MAJ Oh 30-2 80 P. M.-Consols at 81 GIG
for money and account.
Bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England to
day was 100000.
LIVERPOOL, March 3O-123O P. M-Cotton is
dull; Middng uplands at 81; do Orleans at Gid !;
sales 1900 bales, including $40 bales for speculation
export; receipts $500 bales including TO- 500 Amer
lean.
Futures opened partially 1872 better, but advance
since lost; March delivery at 1916; April and May
25-32.
Flour at % q %; Winter Wheat at los 10 q lis g.
Spring DO 10 q II; California averages at lis "a
II 3; club II "a IL 6; Corn 26 "a Isl; Peas at as
Provisions, &c-Pork 81; Beef at 81. Bacon at q "a
Is. Lard at 81 6. Cheese at Sos. Tallow 80. At
London, Tallow 80.
PARIS, March 30-Rentes lott 75c.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
Reception to Bayard TavIor.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3O.-The PennsvI.
yania club this evening rendered a recent;nn ~
Bayard Taylor, United States Minister to Re -.
I'm; notwithstanding the storm which nra-
vailed al the evening, large number of man. am
oers OF the club and invited guests were pre-
concluded with supper Among th hue an Ian
sent were Gov. Hartranft, Hon. Ghss ONai 1'
Hon. Geo. 81. Baker, Gen. Robert Patterso,,
Geo. W. Childs and Morton MacMichaal'
Letters expressing regrets at their inabiIitv to
be present were received from DR.. Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Murat Halstead, Dr.. ]. q
Holland, William Cullen Bryant and others
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Albert E. Church, professor of mathematics
at West Point. died suddenly, Saturday.
The force in the machine shops of the N. Y.
Central railroad at Syracuse has been reduced,
13f men having been discharged.
Samuel o. Clark (colored) was sentenced
Saturday to be hanged at Washington for MUIR
der.
Hugh Reed and William Burns, of Boston.
quarrelled yesterday over dollar. The result
was that Reed was fatally beaten by Burns.
A Washington special says Collector Smith
OF Chicago has resigned, owing to unsatisfac-
tory results OF his charges against New York
importers.
1t Is reported that the Montreal garrison ar
tlIery is to 60 to Halifax to relieve the Roval
Artillery which is ordered home to prepare for
the eastern troubles.
Four grocery stores at Exeter, N. b., were,
entered "Wednesday night, team stolen from
Newmarket Junction the same night and an
unsuccessful attempt made to steal several
others.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
Some New Fables, Not by Esop.

JacxaI, having demanded higher Wages
than his Emperor felt justified in paying in the
depressed Condition of the Cattle Market,
called him Wall street Shark, and resolved
thereafter to do without the Lions Assistance.
Stealing away to the Kraal of wealthy Boer,
he told his Fellows that here were many Cat
tie waiting to be developed, while the Lion was
lynn unemployed in thu Wilderness, and urged
them to rise and take the Lion by the Throat
but, surprising we d." said another Jackal,
'how will the survivors get at those Oxen?
Rather let us then resume work even on the
Lions terms" His Advice was followed, and
the Lion, who during the Lockout had lost sew
eral Important contracts thereafter divided a.
Proportion of the net Profits among his EN-
ployes.
Moral. What Is Lion without Jackal?
All Lurk and no Prey makes Jackal lean w
and BY. =
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
MAINE.

Disagreement OF the Jury in the TiIlson
Libel Suit.
RocKLAND, March 20. AT 3.15 yesterday af-
ternoon, the libel case of Gen. Davis Tillson
against the Rockland Opinion went to the iury.
who after being out till after midnight, were
allowed to separate as they were unable to
agree. The jury came into court at 9 this
morning and were discharged. The case stands
for new trial at the September term. The
jury stood for plaintiff and for defendants
and was composed of Democrats and Re.
publicans.
Fire i'm Lewiston.
LEWISTON, March 30-A slight fra occurred
today in the building owned by the Eastern
Express Co., in rooms occupied by Sands &
Co., printers, which was extinguished with
buckets.
Auburn Savings Bank.
The officers of the Auburn Savings Bank
having called meeting of the depositors to de-
eide what action they will take. The bank is
we'll managed and there is surplus yet ner-
vous depositors have been making unusual
drafts.
Fire i'm Machias.
MAcHIAs, March 30.-A house in Machias
owned by Otis Smith, and occupied by Jona-
than Longfellow, was burned this morning
Insured 10 the Etna $1,000. and $500 on the
furniture in the Home, New York.
Death Of n Portland Newspaper Man.
PROVIDENCE, r. I. March 31.-Charles B.
Stetson of Maiden, Mass, formerly connected
with the New York Express, Portland Adver-
tiser and other newspapers, died at Newport
today.
A Bangor Lawyer Dying.
BANGOR, March 30.-Col. Abner Knowles q
prominent criminal lawyer, had an apoplectic
fit this afternoon and fell downIa flight of stairs
and was badly bruised. 1t is doubtful if he
lives through the night
Postal Changes.
Offices established-East Union, Knox conn.
ty, Me-, Minot D. Hewitt, postmaster; West
Ripley, Somerset county, Me-, Daniel P. Pin
gree, postmaster.
observation-disclosures Charlotte, Wash ington
county, Me-
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
Encurring a Tremendous Risk

They incur tremendous risk who sojourn or
emigrate to reside in districts where malarial dis
ease is prevalent without medicinal means for fortify-
ing their systems against the periodic scourge. The
danger to bilious subjects, and to those who lack
bodily stamina, is particularly serious preventive
and curative agent of known anti malaria efficacy
should be frequently used and constantly kept at
hand by such persons; and on none can they rely
with such certainty of protection and aid as Hostel
ters Stomach Biters. This grand specific roots out
every vesige Of the maaria poison from the system
and endows it with an amount of vital activity and
repeling power that utilities the influence of MAS
ma 1t also prevents and remedies disorders of the
stomach, bowels and liver, which are particularly
prevalent in malarious regions, and is an ineom-
parable general invjgorant. ap1eod&w1w
CoNGREss.-The Congress" yeast powder is
made of the purest and most healthfl materials. 1t
is the best in the world for making delicious white.
sweet and healthfu biscuits cakes, pastry, &c. Use
none but the Congress-.
Vienna Rolls made with Congress Yeast Powder.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
SOUTH AMERICA.
Famine and Fever PrevafIi.,

NEW YORK, March 29.-Letters from Rio
Janeiro.. Ma rch 4th, state that deaths from
Gellett, wife of the recently deceased pay
master of the squadron, has died.
The sufferings of settlers in the northeast
from drought and starvation, are reported
horrible. A family there killed, cooked and
ate two-year old child, from the effects of
which the father died.
A case of yellow fever in Montevideo has
caused a more strict quarantine at Buenos
Ayres.
A lung disease is killing many cattle in
Uruguay.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01

HAVANA. March 31.-Sugar has been in active de-
mdemand and prices advanced under favorable adj
vices from abroad; demand closed strong and active
The anticipated deficiency in the crop is so per cent
No 10 to u at 81 reals per arrobe; No Is to
20 d 9 @ lot; Molasses Sugars No to 10 at "a n
reals; Muscoyado Sugar common to fair at 81 a Il
reals per aIrobe; Centrifugal Sugars No II to 13 in
houses at Havana and Matanzas 1900 boxes 81 900
bags and $500 hhds; receipts for the week 5000
boxes, 5000 bags and $500 hhds; exports during the
week were 1900 boxes, $500 bags $500 hhds includ-
ing 23OO boxes and all the bags and hhds to United
States Moasses firm at reals per key for so deg po-
larization.
Freights ruled low and nominal, recovering at the
close; loading at Havana for the United States ~ hid
Sugar 123 @ %; per hid Moasses 90; loading
at ports on north coast Outside ports for the United
States per hid Sugar 80 q 75 per hid molasses at
225. Tobacco unchanged. Spanish gold 224 a. 223.
Exchange fat and irregular.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Suspension of Work at the Lowell Pint
WArla.

Suspension of Work at the Lowell Print
Works.
LOWELL, March 30.-With only a few hours
notice the printing machine at the Lowell
print works suspended running tonight
About 300 hands are temporarily deprived of
employment. Another hundred will find occu.
patton in finishing goods till the latter part of
next week, when the establishment will close
altogether. Last year similar stoppage last
ed four weeks, and at this time the suspension
Is due to similar causes, viz: A large supply
Of goods on hand, with dull market. IL il
thought the cessation will continue about a
month. 1t will not affect the manufactu ring
department of the same corporation which EN-.
ploys nearly 1900 operatives There is no agree
ment between the Merrmac and other print
works. The present action is Independent of
any combination and is to terminate at apy in.
dividual volition of this company.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
Foreign Notes.

A letter from Trebizond describes the suf-
fering at Erzeroum consequent upon the lack
of fuel and food, and the crowded state of the
hospitals, etc. Thousands were without food,
and hundreds had died of starvation.
The government of Nicaragua has yielded to
Germany's demand.
Father Beckx, General of the Society of
Jesus, is i'll.
The appointment of Count Won Eblenburg,
German minister of interior, Herr Mayb to
the ministry of finance, and Dr. Achenback to
the governorship of West Prussia, are gazetted.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
Ohicaxe OattIe mnrn,,.

CHICAGO, March 30-Hogs-receipts $50 head :ship
ments 1900 head: there was better feeling; mixed
rough active firm and higher at % a 55 light is
steady at 3i45 g 30; heavy at go 80. Ali were
sold.
Cattle-recepts 400 head; shipments 400 head:
market dull and weak and 10 @ Is lower; shipping
at 20 q 80; feeders and stockers shade lower;
butchers in tair demand atl3 20 "a IS; Cows 90 as
80; Bulls 90 a 3 rs.
Sheep-receipts $50 head; shipments 1000 head:
market steady and unchanged; sales at 4@5.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
ITALY.
Gen. Grant Presented to the Pope

Gen. Grant Presented to the Pope.
ROME, March 30.-The Pope received ex-
President Grant, his wife and son today. M.
Chatard, rector of the American college,
awaited Gen. Grant in the hall of the Swiss
guard and accompanied him to the Pope s
apartments, where Cardinal McCloskey pre-
sented him to the Pope, who received him with
every mark of distinction.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
The St. Louis Billiard Tournament.

ST. LOUIS, March 3O.-A four handed game
of billiards was played here tonight, between
Schaefer and Gallagher and Slosson and Dion,
and was won by Schaeter and Gallagher by a
score of 800 to $685. Schaefer's best runs were
1853 and 2S9,. Gallagher's 81, Slosson's 40, and
DiOn's 80 and 1903
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Supposed Poisoning Case at Bartlett.
FRYEBURG, Me. March 31.-Great excite
ment exists at Bartlett N. H., over the death
OF Dana Jewett, which occurred ten DAYS ago.
1t is now thought to have been the result of
poisoning. The body has been taken nm and
the stomach will be analysed.
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
Bank Statement.
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. March 3O-122 P. M.-Gold at 1913
a 1911. Money at 4 q per cent. Carrying rates
q per cent. Sterling Exchange, long, 4S7 do short,
ASST Governments irmer. State bonds are quiet
and steady. Stocks opened heavy with decline of
q II, but recovered, and an advance Of @ en-
sued.
The following were the closing quotations Of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1878-04-01
MARRIED..

In this city, March %, by Rev Jas. McWbinpie
John p. Allen and Miss Nellie f. Checking both OF
Deering
In Winthrop, March %, Geo. A. Batchelder and
Miss Lucy M. Piper.
In Baldwin, March 49, Eugene Wentworth and Miss
Annie Sanborn.