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The New York herald., 1878-03-11

herring. and among them were the schooners Mosef
Adams Herbert ". Rogers John W. bray. bray.
r. A. Smith, Hercward, William u. Mcuon
ala, Moro Castle. Ed n Msos'er ,ssas Rch ho'1n ina
SAID schooners Ontario and New England w. 49,
by reason OF OF said seine and the rce
ing OF the herring therein, both preven'eo run w
talning cargoes for said schooners.
Thai after the destruction of said seine, as anovc So
forth the said parties VINO had destroyed the samo
returned to their vessels and on the evening tnssv
n!ter-to wit on the evening oil the 9th oay OF saau
January-they made jubilant demonstration. uow,hH
horns, firing guns and shouting, as u ceieoratiu!
victory. impress upon the masters ane
crews Of the American vessels Ia saiu .'. na,
Dor that they were prepared TO stand by aud Justly
what had been done, and tnat the Americans hiiens
expect to be treated In iuture IN the sa'ua
manner should they attompt to catch herring IN Ncw'
ionndland waters. And iurtner respectfully rep.
that, view OF the treatment oil tne Amerciu
fishermen by Brush subjects at SAID Newiouhu-
land II is wholly unsafe for american vessei owness
waters TO catch herring. anu that II IS unsafe ior
American fishermen TO attempt 10 eaten nsn ia saia
waters, an thai the demonstration asahs. lne Amcr
can isnng vessel owners masters anu crews IS OF
such = character make IL IA pubic violation ol
the rights OF the citizens oi the United states
wishing TO catch herring ana attempting 70 c'ch
herring there That the loss to said hrm ny reason oI
The war ke demonstration OF the people oil Newlound-
land hereinbeiore set forth, and tue destruction ="
SAID seine IN the voyages OF SAID TWO schooners on
and New England amounts 10 al least the sum oI
50 700 In vercatlon OF the facts hcrelu SET iorth
beg leave to rcler to the nhdavls OF the masters
and crews OF botn OF SAID schooncrs ohtaro anu w"
England, herewith submitted.
Wherefore respectfully ask that your depart
mcnt Will cause our sad damage TO no paiu ny Inc
British government and such action 20 DC TAKEN ~
Will secure American shipowners ana lshermei
the rights which they justly and legally eni
tied by the laws ana trcates OF the United States
Aud as IN duty bound win ever pray.
CHARLES II. PEW.
JOHN J. PEW
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CnAMpEns-reld by Judge L,w-
p s S ~ T. 81 4 - O. 20 81 a = Is o. g
$50 2ol, 2s2, PCS, 2eo 27s, "a 27S, a77, 27S.
SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL rkRM-HcId BY Presd
ing Judge DAVIS and Judges Brady and ingalls,. -Nos
70, loe, lS2 l5s 100 lel, le4 lSS, lS7, les, laa
81, oa, N 3d. 81 90. io!, ios, AZ, l45, Isl. iG2
supanMn CouRr--srEoIAL IERx-Hold by Judge Van
as ss ss ls ssS s ST. l sa ss 80 s 2s ST. 49,
16i 81, 400, i1e 1872 lSa, ls7, 2ol. 2o2 FOG, 2u9s
supnEMg CoURr-UIRcUrr-Part Held by Judge
Van Worst. Nos l06 2340, l7l0, 9S31s 1866, 96l,
1881. 1881, 1885, 1i69, 2s5, 1863 l457s l217, sOJ,
i4sS 2i 2'so Sa leGs 1' 4os s aa lSDo isol-
2gol, 1858, 50Gs, l7oS%, $685. al, 1874, 179 1928.
1864, 1891 l4o2 l4S4, 1872 l4oS, i49s l4i7, 1858,
huc-Nos. 2S, soo2, 1868 l43o, e27 463, 77oh, 14l,
s75, 500, 5o7 5i2 2oss, llols 553S s92 1885, 1899,
2ySl, 2ys2 1888. 1851 l44l l442 l444, lO45, Ilg.
l4zs l49, 1885, l4s 1882 l4s3 l4S4 lass, 1925 1862,
SUPERIOR CouRT--GESERAL TERM-Hed by Chief
Justice Curtis and Judges Spelr and SaniordAppcal
from order Nos !, =, g. !, D, o. general calendar Nos.
49, SO, 10, s, l3, ~, 20 32.
SUPERIOR CouKr---sPEcIAL TERM-Hcd by Judge
observation-disclosures No. s. issues OF TACT Nos. IL,
is, 10, IL, So. SO, so, 81, AZ.
SUPERIOR CouRr--TRiAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge sodgwck.Nos. 500 354, 7l9 577,452 52S. AL,
1o7 2os, lO7 1872 2dS l5'. 4s2, 705 7S9 Parts aud
COMMON PLEAs-GRSnRAL TERM--Hcld by Chiof
justice q; P. DAILY ana Judges J. T. Daly and Van
L. ~. D. ~ 4o IL, ~, ~, ~, 10, oV
COMMON PLgAs-CHAMBxRs-ticld by Judge Larro+
more.-No 2.
COMMON lLEAs-TRIAL TERM--Part Held by Judsc
Robinson.-Case on, No. 454. No day calendar Pa
2.-Adjourned Tor the term.
MARINE CouRr--rRiAL rERM-Part 1-hcld by Judr
Shcridan.--Nos. 33Ol, 1885. 269S, 3O3s. 3O3', 324
1892 1869, 2609. 3S40 277S, 3234 $3.50, 3026, :0lS
Part 2-lield by Judge Goepp.-Nos. 5000, 4l33 4lss
4l4l 4lyI 4llO 34ls 2lS0 339S, 1901 900 3o2 1880
81 3445 5ll 1882 2665, 23Ul, 3i1l, 1896 3i5S 42sS
PART 3-Held oy Judge Snea.-Nos 3l4l, 35l7 l425 H.
3407 24s0 3543 3552 42ol 42lo 4o57 1928 3455. 346
SAG
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Part 1--lIcd by !
corder HacketL L-Ine People vs.. Thomas Glib,
ieonious assault and battery; Same VS.. Andrew
Inns, iclonous assault and battery; Same vs.. JOS
Tagic, teonious assault aud battery; same II
ADraino Bastioo, forgery; Same VS.. Mary PITTS, n
COW ing stolen goods oamo VS. Christian Fannie
colving stolen goods; Samo VS. George Griinth, |
sault and battery; Same vs.. Albert Naeg ier, astr
anu battery; same vs. Theodore Ohme, grand isrc
same Patrick Turner, concealed weapons.
2-Hcld by Judge GUdcrsccve. The PeoplcN, 4
Augustus Holland, burglary; samo vs. 10 j
Mclzgcr, burglary; Same vs. LOUIS Y. Stuck.
felonIous assault and battery; Samo VS.. Blanchi
DcLiroux receiving stolen goods; same w. Eugene
B. Nowhal. receiving stolen goods Same VA Abnor
] JordaDs petit lafcouy.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
A IIiIEFS MISTAKE.

Officer Mcclure, OF the Atlantic dock police squad,
d. ooklyn, while patrong ito river front in small
boat. about O'Clock yesterday morning, was
directed by man board of the British bark David
Taylor lying at Pntos stores, TO row close TO th Q
vessel icrryboat passing ut tho time revealed the
ollccr's uniform, when tho man on the vessel sud<
denly disappeared Officer Mcclure boarded the vessel
and found In lorecaste four rkins of lard ready
Tor removal and three sailors apparently slecpngs
On his way Ia the cabin arouse the captain the
officer met Jack Walsh, who jumped into small
boat containing another man, aud rowod rapidly
away in tho darkness Tho captain Identified the lard
the which stolen from the cargo OF tho
vessel. Edward DnRs William Flynn and Jackson
Riley the sailors found in the orccastle,
arrested tho latter stated that thoy were all
pljcatcd in the robbery.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
S'r. PATRiCK'S DAY.

meeting OF delegates from the various Hibernan
societies throughout Kings county was held yesterday
afternoon at iwycr's Hail, Brooklyn Tho resolution
that carriages be provided by the societies, wnch
adopted at the late Convention Of the Hibcrnan
and Mutual Alliance delegates, was rescinded yestcr-
Gay, and committee apponoi to provide the requi-
site number wanted resolution was also passed
inviting the Mayor and Common Counc of Brooklyn
revscw tho ion, and petionng the Board OK
Guy Works to have ali distractions removed from tho
line Of march. ihc treasurer announced having re.
celved $2I0 In four meetings.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
DAMAGES BY FIRE.

A fire broke out last night the second floor Of
a dwelling house, No. 63 Vescy street, resulting in
$500 damage to the building, which is owned BY
William F. Carey, Of Boston Davis Gounzon,onz
suffered loss OF $500 TO furniture, and J. IL H..
Welbrook sustained damages to the amount oil SOU.
Tho cause OF the fire Is unknown.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
HIS FRIENDS NOSE.

Alexander Gooily and John Farrell OF West Farmss
had dispute few weeks ago on the silver question:
wncn Farrell becoming angry, twcaked his trends
nose He used his teeth and dur ng the operation q
portion OF the came oiL Farrell flea, buS soon
returned In the Fordaam Police Court Yesterday
Juugo Wheeler held HIM for trial In the Special Ses>
, 1878-02-27
EU UROPEAN

Russia and Turkey now appear to I've
in close alliance and England don't like
il; but has sent large fleet to the Oar
danelles to keep, If possible, the Rus.
SLAMS irom permanently occupying Con.
stantinoplc. A single Austrian war
vessel accompanies the Enylisl, fleet.
Her action is thought to he too late.
Austria bucks England, whilo it is con
ceded that Germany is master OF the
situation, and she appears to be also the
ally OF the Gar.
, 1878-02-27
FEBRU u 1878 4oI

A new printing process is the latest
invention, by which the reporter can
take notes in full copy in type, at the
rate OF 200 words per minute. A person
can learn the process in one week so as
to transcribe with accuracy and dispatch
50 that witness can lie furnished in ten
minutes after leaving the stand with a
perfect printed copy of his testimony, a
feature readily appreciated by judge,
counsel aud clienr. FAX.
, 1878-02-27

The Rev. Drs., Alessrs. Utter and
Thompson, recently had discussion in
the Olympia papers on simple scientific
subject, which became as heated us the
Marsh Thompson controversy on theol-
ogy, year and half ago in the STAR,
which at first promised to interest, but
finally disgusted nearly all the readers Of
the paper. When these parties showed
their personal feelings the papers con-
cludcd it had gone far enough, aud
stopped it. Oh! that men could discuss
cslmIy the facts Of science, and the evil.
dences or grounds o. belief in both
science and theology, so as to furnish
food for the intellectual and spiritually
hungry, without making it a personal
inquiry into the weaknesses of the
individual writers.
, 1878-02-27
Latest by Telegraph.
EASTERN STATES.

Out of $50 persons only about one
third were saved, IN tlIc wreck OF the
Metropolis, rotten steamer wrecked
ut Kitty Hawk, nsar the scene Of the
Huron disaster.
Hon. Gideon Wells, Secretary ct the
Navy under Lincoln, was buried ut
Hartford, Conn, February IA.
, 1878-02-27

At Priest Point, Feb i2 TO the wife Of Aiexan.
der pithill, daughter
FAt s ohomish City, Feb. ID. to the wife Of
Isaac Cat..cart a daughter.
At Seattle, Feb. 49, to the wife of Rev. C. X.
Bo-nell, ason.
In Port Townsend, Feb. 18th, to the wife OF II.
A. webster, Il daughter.
, 1878-02-27

DR.. Marion, the new Superintendent
of the Tulaip Indian reservation, is
continuing the many valuable improve
ments inaagurated by MaJ. Mallett. The
DR.. was appointed from Maryland, and
was for u long time surgeon in theU. s.
army. He appears to be the right man
in the right place. The officers and en-
ployees OF the reservation propose to buy
steam launch so as TO do away with
canoeing. 1t will doubtless prove to be
not only pleasant but economical i'm :
provement as well.
, 1878-02-27
NO SUCH WORD as FAIL.

Tie proudc motto for the young!
v rite II in lines fgold
Up n thy heart and n thy mind
I tirring words enfold;
And In misfortune's dreary hour,
Or fortunes prosperous guile,
Twill have holy, Cheering power
There's no such word as fail!'
, 1878-02-27

ABOUT two years ago measures were
taken by the ladies of this place to
secure an instrument for the use of the
Atheneum. Sufficient funds were raised
by them, SO that short time since they
sent 10 New York City and purchased
an Advocate piano, which has arrived,
and is said to be by the proper judges, a
very fine instrument. Much credit is
due them for their perseverance and
success.
, 1878-02-27

she funeral of Capt. Cosgrcve took
place week ago last Sunday in Seattle.
His remains were brought there on the
tug Blakely, with the GOliah and Mastic
in attendance. He dropped dead, while
in apparent good health, when aboard OF
the Steamer Blakely, Of which he was the
commander. His ffneral was very largely
attended. The services were held in Yes.
lcrs Hall, and the Rev. J. F. Damon
preached the funeral discourse.
, 1878-02-27

The Catholic Sentinel Of Feb. 7ih has
the first number Of an historical
sketch of the carly history Of the Catho
lie Church in Oregon, also lengthy and
important letter from Father Chirousc,
Of Tulalip, 10 the Department of the
Interior, In regard to the "cause Of NOR
talify among the Indian .rihss,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
WEIGHERS' DISTRICTS.

Pursuant TO tho recommendations OF the Jay Com
dation OF the United States woghors districts which
consisted heretofore of thirteen, into seven. The
order goes into effect to-day also the contract
entered into with Mr. Solomon Splitter by the govern
ment to furnish all tho labor for weighing merchan
disc coming into tho port of New York. In conse-
qucnce of this now departure six weighers now be-.
come supernumerarics having been egislated out OF
service.
Tho change had not been perfected until late last
evening" ana up to that time every the weigh
ers on the anxious seat TO know who was to be
the victim Not only were those officials around tho
Custom House, but also their friends.
Surveyor Merritt issued the following order last
evening In relation 10 tho consolidation:--
CUSTOM House, NEW York CRY,
suRtEYoh's OFFICE Jan 81. 1873.
To THE UNITED STATES W sGnBgs:-
The Department having directed a reduction of the
number United States wegners 1T this point TO
the present weeters districts consolidate
River. wcgher s. ". Burns; office 40 West street
River and Jersey City Weigher, y. Acton once No
3U3 West street.
River including the Jersey shore ali north of Payonia
ferry Weigher Charles Blackie; Office No. ls4
Christopher strort
DISTRICT No 4Pier to pier As inclusive, East River
Weigher, j: j. VBrien: office No. 10 south street.
DISTRICT No 5-Pier 40 and all above East River in.
Guiding Williamsburg Weigher. Jeremiah Drew; oice
DIsrRIcr No 6--From south Ferry below to Red Hoos
inclusive, Brooklyn. Weigher, Louis Lounsbery; Office
DISTRICT No. From south Ferry the Navy Yard
Brookyn weigher. George H. Shirley once ri Roberts
stores.
This order will take effect February 1, 1878
Il. A. MERRITT. Surveyor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
ROBEGT L. CASE.
THE ARGUMENT ON HIS APPEAL POSTPONE
USTII, MARCH

THE ARGUMENT ON HIS APPEAL POSTPONE
UNTIL MARCH.
The imprisoned President Of the Security Lilo La.
surancc Company was trcalod yesterday to another
respite from tho iron bars ana hard labor OF the
State Prison II expected that tho appeal In his
would be heard and II not disposed OF immc-
diately yet DO tho subject decision within very
short timo. II now appears, however, that tho argu
ment Will not take place until tho March torn. When
the called yesterday before tho supreme
Court, General Term, Mr. Fowler, ono OF tho defend
ants counsel, objected to tue Court on the ground
that Judge Davis had tried the case and that Judgo
Brady had dcuicd tho motion Tor stay aud he there
fore moved TO change the nearing OF the appeal TO an
other district Judge Ingalls, denied the motion on
tue ground that Judge Brady had not tried the merits
OF the aud not disqualified, and that the tenn
porary absence OF the prcsidng judgo from the Court
did not dlsquaify the other Two IRON nearing the
appeal. niotign was then made 10 adjourn The case
until the March term, M the absence oil the leading
counsel Tor the prisoner, and this was granted.
by this arrangement AIR. Case VIII bo permfStcd 10
remain In tho Iombs until the middle vi next April
least II not later
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
MERCHANTS LOAN AND TRUST.

The attendance yesterday OF spectators at the OPEN
ing of the court in Paterson N. ~ IN tho Of tho
Merchants Loan and Trust Company. was rather slim.
Mr. Courtlandt Parker resumed tho crosscxamination
Of Mr. J. e. Todd, tho receiver Witness In the
course of his examination, said:--on Monday.
alter tho bank failed, offered put up
equal share to pay the deposltors; gave very little
attention the affairs OF the bank had great deal
OF business in New YORK; after becoming receiver
won't TO the bank suppose things were as they wore
left after tho bank Jailed; there was paddock on
the door; had no Key, but Mr.. McCulloch had ono
Mr. Preston ferretod out the collateral box got INT
key 10 tho door prior TO appointment as receiver
think about Wednesday after The bank had Iailcdl
tho envelope received from Mr.. Rose was
me morandum OF persons holding stock represented
by certificates; It was held by a Mr. Sili, lawyer,
who was once Lieutenant Governor OF Connecticut;
while receiver Mr.. Preston gave a bond TO secure
pay mont oi all he ght owe The bank; II was ap-
proved uy the Chancellor; the amount VI the bond
was $4,000
The next witness was Benjamin Il. Bromncr, who
swore 10 having boon u CLERK IN the employ OF the
company; KcpI the books under Preson's direction;
bank transacted business as usual July tho day be-
lore the failure; on the preceding day draft on thu
Fourth National Bank OF New York went to protest;
received Two checks on the evening OF July from
Mr.. Hopper, which witness gave 10 Preston The case
Will DO continued to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
NEW YORK TRACT SOCIETY.

The Monthly Tract Society oil New York held their
annual meeting yesterday afternoon at their
tue Bible House. Mr.. J. Hooker Hamcrslcy presided
and the Rev. Mr. Aubry, oil London, England, dele
gate parent society IN that city opened with
prayer Mrs. Damnast, the secretary OF tho society,"
presented her annual report, which full OF
couraging facts, MS regarded IRON religious aspect,
und cited a number OF cases where IL known that
the work had proved bcnchcia or tue report puls
IT, 'bessed OF Cod" Tho report alludes 10 tho TACT
that the society Is not IN nourishng hnanc al con-
diton the absence OF the treasurer no details
oil Tue actual state .. the funds could bc given The
following officers wrre elected Tor 1S7S:Prcsidcnt j.
Hooker Hamerslcy, Vice President, Dr.. q. A. sabine
Treasurer, Robert N. McNenIy secretary, Mrs. Dam
mast The retiring momUers Of silc Boari o Trustees
were reelected aud Mr.. John Russell Apo nted In
place OF Mr. Boekman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

At the regular weekly meeting OF the Polytechnic
Association OF the American Institute last evening,
Dr. X. p Stevens gave a lecture on sour Southern
Spanish Ncighbors, Their Arts and Resources" The
larger part Of his lecture related TO South America
where he was at one limo engaged in
business. Ho pointed out many curious
things in the geological formation, the climate and
products OF tho continent and In the HABITS OF tho
people, and made earnest plea Tor tho romonetizs
ton OF silver. He claimed that The people OF South
America preferred silver oven paying ut times hrca
per cent premium Tor It. On next Thursday the Az
nual meeting OF tho American Institute viii take
place, when the reports OF tho trustees Will be sub
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
THE BEDACHT HOMICIDE.

Coroner Woltman held m Inquest yesterday on the
death OF John Bedacht, who. ~ alleged wal
thrown into a ccarway IN William street, BY Charles
Wolf, some days ago. number OF witnesses wcra
examined aud tho Jury returned verdict 10 the effect
that tho prisoner came 10 his death at Tho hands III
Charles Wolf Tho prisoner was after tne Inquest
admitted by Tue Coroner to 81, 900 bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
COUNClLMEN ARRAIGNED.

John G. Duhckoop, Herman ii. schmidt, DanieI
SULLIVAN, Charles Goss aud Samuel y Crissey, mem
bals OF tho Hobokon Common Council and ex-Counci-
man william A. Ellis, who Is 10 the County Jail were
afraignci the Hudson County Quarter SESSIONS, be-
fore Judge Hoffman, yesterday, ON Indictments for
mafcaSancc la ONCE, la having spent money Ia cx
OF appropriations. Ihcy were oasd IN the sum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
The boxes were taken by the following ladies' and

me boxes were '"AeA Wy 'he iohowing iaoies ana
gentiemen:- .osov.,r, -
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ARTISTS BOXES.
Parepa-W. A. Martin. Gris-W. 3 Gurnee.
NilAson-Mfs. f. e. Nus Mozart-Mrs. A. W. B.
grave. Ciapp.
Kcilogg-C g. Gunther Moycrbcer-R s. Ety.
Patti. S. Dickerson. Bellini-Mrs ID. Egan
Piccolomin-Mra II. Pur- Donizetu-J. Z. Wester.
ton. welt
La Grange. ID. Towns Verdi-Mrs Warren.
end. Gounod-M. X. Burdott
Rossni-Clark Bell
MEzzASiyE TIER.
ITO. L. 4 j. 5. Leland 2I4 h. 5. Van Horn.
Princess Souyaron, who was occupy box N, was
unable to attend account OF Illness, and her box
was occupied by Mile. Miccine, the operate singer.
ELEGANT roiLETTEs.
very tasteful dress was noticed upon young
married lazy, OF pale coralplnk silk, trimmed round
tho bottom with white lace. The back OF the dress
divided from The iron; some way up on either side,
and formed long and ample square traln the corners
OF which were turned BACK form revcrs This train
was trimmed with silk quilting and duchess lace
border, headed with tullc boullion. lgnt garland
OF blue and pink convolvu crossed over hc 'front.'
continued up 10 the left hip and then brought down
the pats of the train which seemed TO fastea
together, and was thence continued ~ long spray
nearly to the bottom OF tho tram. The low bodice
was trImled with tullc puGlngs and double border
oil tho lace The very shorl sleeves were alao trimmed
with lace while the arms aud hanus were dressed In
the long sdc-cu kd gloves. nniAhcd at thc,op with
lace ana bow oil pink satin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
ALONG THE HUDSON.

foUGnKEEPsIE, N. Y, Jan. 81, 1878
The snow storm commenced here at ton o'clock this
morning and continued all day and o.night increas
Ing in violence Tho snow is drifting The storm ok
tends along the Hudson and eastward beyond the
Stale l.ne The wind 10 blowing terrlcaly Boston
Corners. The down trains are half an hour later.
MIDDLErowN, N. Y, Jan. 81, 1873.
fierce norheaster has been blowing all day. 1t Is
showing and drifting badly along the line Of the Now
Midland Railroad.