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The New York herald., 1878-09-14
SPOKEN.

Ship Lake Superior BD, ffeu Liverpool for Montreal.
ship Fsvari,a N'ss Pe%ssT:sp % from fh'l'd'ph's Tor
Ship sichsrd Ill Hubbard. wscasset for Charles
ton Sept TO- 20 miles NE VI Cape COD 49, -
Jsno9s' Sa'p tuis fs!ssns: S. Il. ic lon Is
Ship Tneoicr Korner GER from Bremen Tor Nov York,
Au. ~, lat 40. Ion o. -
Bombay July 2I. lat S 10 N, Ion 10 i5w
Ship Beethoven tBr, smith, from Dublin for Baltimore
s6ir bu,sbsir csrj Evers from Rotterdam for Baiti
more. Aug 25, on B-schy Hexd.
ship M.s.sis. Bennett. ffsm Bremen Tor Baltimore.
sha Asinns do wniams from Cardiff Tor Rio Janeiro.
Bark ii Libby. Buckmsn. from New York for AMER.
Bark La Plata (Nor] IRON Arcnda for Now York. Aur
.rs Ii Trsus Minor tNor, Johnnsen from Lcish for New
Bark Butesare $: John from Baltimore for Bordeaux,
Bark Xtisiants Ger, from Hamburg for New York, Aug
Bark Levcadia CGep, HnesIoop from Hamburg for Now
York Sc pt q, lat ~ - Ion 50 81. .
Bark Euro Aus) urcgich, from Ipswich for New York.
Bark Alma q orr. .Johsnnessen. from Barrow for New
York, Aug 4, lat ~ ~ Ion 40 TO-
Bais Maggie ccr,i, IB, TT Tpslsy s ,S from Antwerp for
BARK Signal. from New YORK for sydney. NSw Sept D.
AN Italian ssrk ?! days from Hull. for Baltimore. Aug
Brig Burgess (BO. from Limerick for Halifax. Aug
Brig Anna lNo,. Petersen from Lisbon for Wilmington.
sehr Kranx. from Cadz for Gloucester Mass. Aug
%, lat 40 ~. lon c5 TO-
Sch, sophia Ian-ou Williams from altimoro for Turks
Island. Sept 4, lat 36 10 Ion "a
sehr U B Fisk, date. 90 miles NV OF Five Fathom
1ichtship.
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CLEARED.

steamer Brtanuic tBr). Perry. Liverpool via Queens
steamer Tue Queen tBp. Asree. Iiv'rpool-F W
steamer yeddo CBo. oven. Hull via soushsmpson-c
s,ssmer Stag (B) willis. Tyne Dock. E-John c Sea.
steamer Anehora tB0. Lsddsrwics, Gla'sow-hender
STEAMER wyexin. tYr) Fuier 80 Nazaire John SEA-
steamer Alsa tBD. Iughss, Port al Prince aud sava'
nilia-Pim, Forws 4 Go.
steamer san Jacinto. Phillips. savsnnsh-tieorss
steamer vineland, Bowen. Baitimore-J Krems:.
steamer Beverly Wsaes rhadspn"Lnsms ,,s,
Shin Pr,ya,eer (Br, Cox tIavreJsmes " Eiweli Go.
BARK Bai,hassar (Au Tarrabocchia. Cork for orders
BARK Angelo tB. Vidal Cork for ordersAstnio Gunio
orders-Boexmapn, Usriein 4 90.
Bark norma t,erj, Berneckor stetn &C Tobias q Co.
Bsrk knids tNor) Chrstophersen, Bergen -Fnnch.
Bsrs cedar Crof, tBr). Young HavreJ W Parker A. Co.
Bark CoIun,bis Ger Schumacher. Havrc waten. Toei
ss,h Douglass Campbell tBr) LordIsy, Dunkrk--Jsmes
Bars Jeeq qInus tBr), Gardner, Bayonnsiattsn, Wat
sou i.,s | p,aecis tNor,. Loss Caen-C Tobias 4 Co
Bark ouiscppina vincenno dtab scatticlo. Cette-
Ham Teef,n (NorJ sorenssn ST NasaireFuncb. Edyo
Bark Leo txor), Andersen. Dieppe -Fanch, Edye Co
Bs,k Scud, Lindsay, L.guayra. Porto Csbello and Gu
raroa-DsiIett. Bvuiton &Co. .
BarK Usri August ie. siewerz. .Philsdeiphis-Funeh,
Hrss Nsrcscs dtsD Fieuga salonica -Lsuro. Storey
Brr.Gaarlss Warren. Smith, st Pierre. Nst-B
Brig Fannie IL Jennings, Neiii, Havsna-Nicr Boush-
schr J Riley. Robertson. Montevfeeo-Brett Son
Seht specdwei Rountrec. Principulcs and 20 csr La
goon. Nic-Wuiism Jex d co. f
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Arrived at New Bedford sept l scbr Edw Lee. Atkins
reras Ground via Vineyard Haven with 80 bbIs sp and
40 oil Sent home the voyage Osp. ~ ports
rnrpauiin Cows. schr Agate Atkins
from Grou o and for Provincetown, with l2O
bbls SD and 100 do VIII oil all tolr
Also arrived at do 18TH brig Varnum H hAxter from
with 200 bbls OF sperm OIL her total
hbls Of oil reports having spoken the
barS Of Now Brunswick, with nothing this season
Rertha took tao whales the next day Also
that go lat 81 80 ~ Ion ~ 10 w. spoke the bark
Janet New Brunswick with IS bbis OF sperm OIL taken
this and tho same day. the bark Alrboro OF
season: July IL 81 81 N, Ion 40 53 speSs bark
Sappho Brunswi ~th nothing taken this " ason
ana captain sick with dysentery Sept lat 3s %
Ion 10 10 she large sch"ci OF sperm whales
AIs, arrived do 18TH. brig Eunice IL Adams " est.
from West Hattesas ground Aug III. with % Dds sp.
hsvi pg sent home 300 bbis Of sp OIL
sailed from do Sept IL, bark Canton Sherman Tor
Pacific Ocean, -,
Arrived ct Vineyard Haven Sept 49, schr Agate Atdns.
of and from uMreras gyound monthe
ont bbis Of and 100 bbls OF black nsh ni on
board akng total catch 100 bbs OF sp ssd ioo DDS
Of black hsh eii st..
from ound rs bbis and 2O do blk Oll 18th.
rscie Parker Marvton do wsh ~ oos 50 ana 22o 90
blk OIL.
Nh with 200 bbls m President, Pease do SOD
sp s teld st Andrew cks. Brown Wosspost 70 cruise
and home. - ~ So,
Wnslow 600 bbs this Retndeer, lO hols this
who reports bssks Daniel Webster with 400 bbs
with AIS bbs this season In Vicinity all o owe
of New Bedford.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Sept IA Arrived ship Paul BoytOn tBr,. Nc
Mullen New York: bsrks Aida tNor). Bodtker and Lady
OF tho Lake (Br), Mckenzie. do.
Sailed IIth, barks Harry Dohglas t3r. Landry New
York; Marie GER. Nshmeus. United states
BRrsroL Sept Sailed. bark orginc usaD Cavasss.
Baltimore
BxLrasr sept i2-Arrivcd bark Brunette tBr). Rich
ards. Bull River.
Sailed Is,h bark Ohm Gibson tBr). Dodd Sydney. CB
BRrxrs. sept i2-saed. ships Baltimore Ner). FOX
KEN Baltimore; Colchester tBr,. Ritiic. America; bark
Freihsndei tGer), wschter. New YORK.
BARcxLoSa Sept sArrrved ship Angets (sp). Aisina,
New Orleans
BoRpgAux. Sept 1i-Saiied. bark Vitorfa NJ utaD, de
Martino. United states
CorsxnAcrS to sep, 13 Arrived bark EspeIand tNcr.
Teskc;scs. New York.
CHoSsrApr sept 7-sailed. bark Amelia Burgess. New
York Cbciors reported without date,.
DOVER Sept 13-Of schr Maud. Robinson. New York Tor
Hamburg.
Passed i3tb steamer Atta,o tB Jones from Boston for
Lsadon. in tow. her engines having broken down.
EIssonE Sept 10 Arrived. bark nassei tNor), Samuel
sen. New York q.
FALMOUTH Sept l3-Arrived, bark Earl OF Eiyin tBr,,
Morrison, Pensacola tor Amsterdam.
FrcAnp Sept I3-Arrivce. bark Rsmolno tBr) Psarce.
Pniladcpha.
GLOUCESTER Sept 13--Arrived, schr Tbos Lancaster
Hunter. Bottom
GLASGOW. sept i3-Arrived. brig Thos Campoch 'b''
Marshall from Nova Scotia.
GRgryocK Sept i3-Arrived steamer Ganges (BD.
Barker. Montreal.
uAxprne sept Arrived. ship Tamcrsus cier,, 81
denburx. Now York.
Sailed I2,h bark Rexuius tNcr), Hottie, New York
Ltv.RrooL sept I3Arrved, bsrk Afcsdia Br). Dskin.
Bathurst. NIB.
Sailed nth ship Earl Granville Br Copp, Tybes i3th.
bark Colorado tB, Raymond. Delaware Breakwser schr
| Ellen N Mitchell, Bisckwooi. New Yorr. Z,
LuzAnp Sept ~ or. steamer Barnard Castle tBr) Dill
from Baltimore foe Rouen.
LYss. Sept t2Ariived bark Peru tBD, Hilton. Pha.
deipha.
LoSpovprsRr sept 1i-ssilod, bark Kate Burril tBr.
Crosby Delaware Bresk~ater.
Iunycx TO sept 13-Arrved bark Gulnsro tNor) Hous-
bye, Now York.
| MrlsouRsr sept i2-Arrved. ship Black Hawk. How.
| land, New York
MaHsriLLss sept io-Arrived, bark Dese. Dubrovscki
| (Aus). Drsosz, New York.
oronro to Sept i3-Arriyed. brig satanea Br) Dean
| New York
pAunLAc Sept u sailed bsrhs Surprise. Olson, viii.
mingten Arara. Axsisen, United States
QUEENSTOWN sept ~ ARRIVED, steamers Kate Fs~cct
(Br Clarke sdephia; Horsiey CBr) Raymont and
Arthur (Br. MITCHELL Montreal bark Chss Dickens MOD
| Erickson, Phiiadelphis; brig Malaga BD, Kerr Fort
| Spain.
RorrrapAx. Sep, I2-Arrived. brig Remick Rose
Boston; 18Th, steamer North Britain lBD' Evans Ne'
| York; bark Nova Scotia (Br), lie Csip. do.
Cleared iith bark suthergrsen tbr. spicer. United
| States
srvrr,S Sent I2-Arrved, bark Nebo tNor), Johsnssn
New York.
| Sailed e,h bark ornen tNor). Thorsen. New Sorx.
FALMOUTH sept i3-Bark Earl Of Eain tBr' from PEN
sacoa for Amsterdam spoke Aug 20. s, 80 ~ n o. To-
bark seno teep. CsieA from Fisnsborg for Wilmington
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
MARITIME MISCELLANY.


o New @.r DSs SF ass .ssSSs s
10 machinery -.
sHlr ponrLAw (IBr from Nsw Orleaps wth gsaih. for
Amst,riam. which grounded Ymuden Aug 30 and was
towed on xeud probably have TO tighten before proceed
sIP UNION, Greeneaf at Charleston 10Th. from Liver
pool, had heavy gale from sw Acy 20 during when h
eight miles the steering southwest, with
OF mizz decg and foremAst to OF orerggng
BARK MARY IlrGcIE from Port Elizabeth for Montrea
which arrived at Sc lie ena Aug pat IN TO repair damage
to rndder. arn f
BARK CuALxFrrE from Ioio Boston. which put into
st Helena Ang D. repaired rudder and proceeded Aug L.
BRIG ATLAS Gray from Newport e. July - with coal,
arrived Thomas Aug %. totally dismassed and with
loss Of ssils :giag &c sh di,chsrrr cargo SEPT
q. A survey haA been held which recommended an en-
tire rehitng
BRIG ALICE (Br), Baxter .. vnevard Haven from Mays
comntsred hurrics veeriag to n"rth
Tho vessel lay her beam ends four hours lost
lower topsai, casks and all movables from dock
ScuR ULALrmE (Br, BisSstt arrived Dublin Aug 81
from Waterford with loss 81 msinbo,m
scHn JESSE SMITH tof Middetown,. from Old Harbor.
cargo total os. The B was tons register
scuR AssIE OAKEs tof Belfast. Me) from Boston, in
ballast for Jacksonville Fla. was driven ashore ~ 81 AZ
was "a tons register built ut searsvle, Me- in ls45
ScuR ATLANTIC Bangor from Port johnson for Provi:
dence with coal, was run into near cornhed Il and
london Crew saved and landed at New London. The 4
an old vessel, 97 tons register
water ana was gotten off with little assistance badly
chafed rndder unsh,pped. storm damaged and leaking
slightly.
8 for repairs
sAvAksAH, Sent Is-Bart F.sa spl. from New Orleans
for Londou with Of oil cake PM into Iyoee e" ny
carried away.
WILMINGTON, Nc Sept I2-Ths schr " Potter which
recently sunk near soop Point has oeen raseo ana
arrive here for repairs
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AMERICAN PORTS.

s Nssss Mss. u.s' ss
RoCSn., New YORK via dos Lucy May. i'reenah. Rich
w% Ss.ns How ..,
sSras:s sS%sa sierra Dana Saunders. oayenn';
.5s;i:s s; .;:s
cGs ,9' Gsssr' .a. small
: be- s9y.s snf
Sep. .s:mss s.,oa Ssi1 r.isan Gs.
Rsss, RfSy GSs:..sn nss%:% wy john
Btune FSs,sr do 'hps Ans%sp SarHs Viva
Sot rs.ar..n daIShA's ,,a h.T %
;s,a.% srs cissls .as' ss MeKnnon Tay.ssas Rosens
The rscosed arrival bark Em.rAidOnhoia.h was
cle.TsaNs.ssmsrs Raleigh. Oliver. Wspins.op NC:
kso.e. March, Provdence; parks Noe .s knox Mm,:
tGn tsr naanay Dnc,in: Br, Carroll Calais o,tar
sas. r.. ssy
Kelly Hss.a No f'G George Tau. ads%s
',TGHARLEsroS Sept 1I-Clssrsd. sehr ss phsn Hard
n falh "% "%ysa Wave SB from Ma ssda.von
Is.s,sdb.s Ss r.TSana B aush.n
Somerset l.or M"rnsen RosseraAm' ih'""' '"''' h0'
sailed City of Atlanta Woodruff, NV York'
'eS new ORLEANS. Sept eBelow, senr Carrie. Nelson.
is,hAprived steamer ST Louis tBr. Reid, AvorDoo,
PAssrs, Sop. ls--sailsa. bark wild Hunter.
xxi H. e Carrie ys. nsas siH"s sa
Cleared. schrs Amos iatenberg. Esrly. Bristol HI
Ads,is s.xsrss. s,es%ss cre~e Bo.n Tcns
ssnaa .r Sss ss
Cork sehrs Ramon de Ajuri. Mases New 1"dord'
So:.as E% M.'i', iss & s.sss b.aysses;, ssis L.d
.s s ss,'ri rsys s''s' Cleo
'lan%'" H.o arrived sula Bradley Garth
.ts.saS y John Ns Cha o.sa woS'
| vaux Isobiu N,
sr"ws Msry w,sver wo.v.s Gosrey Godfrey, a,.ks
fsss RsS sa.ss fo.st,, LAWS FIsy.ds.ss;
s.s.,I. Day raesy so@srss; spencer, White,
rosyno and rs.sS ss; ,.s, sS,,,mcsS,s Nah,
ssss ns.ss' b.sis:ss sS s.s Yo b"rss R.snot B,sn
s.S Gam S .th1. sanSs s s "a
lam. Be-son; A seribaer, smith. Allyn. rs,n, ,
sss' S.ss. s::Sn K.is 9 Hs.,a %s
BaIis fss.nd 0o~gsr,s,.i.s LsrIRps, r,''
f%e. s.s G..s sssnsise Little. Gsndy. Lyan; soD.a
Dsa;T. sept y.,.sr,S ,ss,s'ss & r%@: rss%:
s.,aas pS,,'f , s ps1.ss Ss FL" I.ssa
ss: 5 Ss sss s:ss rs:.sis 's' iis' rss s1
ssss: Sss: sSf i's s.sss from
GsSytnASCrsco, Sept s-cIoAred .brig Percy Edward.
G:sdse sss Ssss B Dnnh.%
do, Cor olio sBri Mssser Gsronnc tr, Dejesn, Fab
mo,,S, Ibos N Reed. small LveuS'ol; bsrks Revere
Meintyre Victoria. &c Lizzie Marshi. Sullivan Pors
iv,hArrived bark Marathon tBr). Stephens, Manilat
| saea-Barx Nav arth (Br) Williams Queenstown.
| ia,n-Arrivcd, steamer Coiima. searlcy Panama
UIcarcdship Thnriand Castle tBr. Anderson. Queens
'0sHvANSAu.sspt l3-Arrved, steamer Mayagues Csp),
from Porto ktcA .
saicd-scbrs l.conc.sa. New YORK; susmu, -.
| Arrived at Sbce-Bsrk Feisa (sp) irsm New Orleans
| for London (ses miscellany.
| WILWINGTON. NC, Seot 13--Arrived, barxs Minnie
(br), black. Pernambuco: Zephyr (Nor), Jensen.
Wis6esch voneyden Uartlow Vier, spe chit. Douglass.
| kng
! WILMINGTON. Del, sept l3-In port, bark Ranger
| tBrD. Crosby. from Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14

schr Five Sisters Hutchiugs. Arseibo. PR-simpson,
Clapp 4 Go.
schr g Baird tBr) starkey. st John. NB-PI Nsvius
schr Mott Haven. Collins Calais, Me-Jed Frye Go.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURE rRoM NEW YORK roR THE MONTHS
of SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

New LONDON Sept l2--Middle Race buoy was carried
away some days since. and not been replaced.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY sUPPLEME

NC proceeding under jasynasts having suffered damage
fBark sirene Gen, caniss arrived At Wilmington &C.
Sept 10.l Ut
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs, soc.

NJ Ew STEAM YACHT "T1vAL' FOR sAbE CiIEAP--
IN ~ hong, II wde 4sdraft schooner riescd srgo
cabin two rooms nll con venienccs; economcsi; very
fast j. LOKILLAtD. 90 South 81
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
WEATHER REPORT.

WEATHER REPORT
hoLrnEAD Sept fs-wiud sw. gentle; barometer.
80 lot.
scILLY Sent l3wInd light very fne: barometer $780,
The New York herald., 1878-09-14

yyANTgD-A SECOND HAND FOUR DARED Gtv
price box III Herald office.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
rwx HERALD STORM WARNINGS.

Among the memoirs read to the Congress, accord
,pQ to the ON cial ordre du jour tor August IS
that OF Mr.. collins, representing the NEw YoRK
HERALD Much Interest attached to this psper,
pScsuse opinion was considerably divided on the
icct OF storm warnings 1ne dscussion that followed
tpis paper showed that tue HERALps enterprise was
seriously Interfering with some little scheme by
which q few o. the Official meteoroioeists In Europe
we're dssirous Of tskisg control OF oil questions re-
ating 10 tho weather, and ORGANIZING very pretty
mutual ADMIRATION society among themselves The
presence o. the Con gscss OF representative oil the
HgRALp, Who wss prepared TO eolighten the members
on the merits tho work accomplished, insured the
3pen Discussion OF tho questions a. ISSUE An oppor-
tunity Tor doing this came with the reading oil ur
Collins paper ''The ovements oil Depressions ana
the PossiDinty OF Sending storm Warnings hom
America 90 Europe" Alter the subjects OF tho
memoir bsc been fariy laid before the Congress Mr
Coll ms won't to the blackboard and BY diagrams aud
explanations iIiusiraied the groundwork oil the
HERALD system Of predio,ions. Many questions we're
put and readily answered, ana When the HERALD
representative concluded he was warmly applauded
~ the Congress.
THE srsryN QUESTIONED.
NJ BuyeBelIot, OF Utfecnt was not prepared TO ac-
sept the HrpALD predictions ms founded on strfoy
sciepubo bssis because, he said, ~ was cwaf TO hts
mind thst the work undertakea vas au extremely
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-29

thrown into the Legislature, the lower house
chooses two candidates, one Of whom the up
per branch must elect. The House contains
sixty-five Republicans, fifty-seven Green
hackers and twenty-nine Democrats, and IL IL
understood that the last named par
ties will combine upon Garcelon, Dem
ocrat, andSmith, Greenbacker. The Republic
cans are trying to prevent this combination,
by urging those Greenback members with
Republican antecendents to vote for Conner
instead Of Garcelon, but as these members
are largely indebted to Democratic votes for
their election, and as they have been roundly
abused for their financial theories by the Re-
pubicans, 1t is not likely that the persuasons
OF the Radical leaders will have the desired
effect. AS the matter now stands, the Re-
publican Senators will be compelled to vote
for lifelong foe in Gercelon or that damned
Greenback fellow" Smith. The indications
are that they will prefer the Democrat. They
can hardly afford to boost Greenbacker into
the executive chair after their violent anti
Greenback campaign last summer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-29

Mr.. Blaine. OF Maine, gets small comfort
from the Ex-Governor OF Georgia, Rufus Bull
lock. That remnant of the carpet-bag wreck
IN the South has recently written letter In
which he states that the negroes of Georgia
not only vote the Democratic ticket but en-
Joy equal rights with the whites and are
fully protected In all their privileges. Bull
lock only gives utterance to truth that is
patent to all observers OF political events and
SSsalrrents In the South. What he says Is not
lilly true of Georgia, but is true Of ell the
6outhsrn States. The negro has everywhere
been weaned Off from Radicalism. He finds
that all his interests are with the people
among whom he lives, and as soon as this
tact is recognized he is found voting the DEM
ocratic ticket The only surprising thing
about this Is that he remained SO long In the
Radical fold. That he would leave II In time
WAS one OF the certainties from the first.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-29

The Chicago council thought it had dis
posed OF the gas question by voting to substi.
tute oil lamps for street Illuminating pur.
poses. Upon examining the law, 1t was
found that nothing Of the kind had been done
The city charter requires that any resolution
looking to the expenditure OF public money
shall receive the votes OF majority OF the
entire council. As the resolution in question
did not receive such majority, the change OF
oil lamps for gas will not occur on January 1,
~ was contemplated. It is probable, how
ever. that the proposition will receive the
requisite number Of votes when again pre-
scented, and that the city Of Chicago will burn
oil instead OF gas during the coming year.
This Is sad for the gas company and its
stockholders
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-29

The Holly Springs South pays the DEMO
Graf an appreciated compliment In abiding
to It as 'the one bravest paper Of our largest
Southern city" The South Is one OF the many
honest papers throughout the country which
heartily wish US God-speed In our war on the
Louisiana Lottery monopoly. Isn't 1t a
pretty strong evidence of the way the popu-
lar wind blows, by the way, that no journal in
the entire country disapproved the course of
the DEMOCRAT in this respect, except the stt-
pendaries Of Howard In New Orleans, while
hundreds applaud it and give 1t every encour-
agement In the fight IL has maintained and
will continue against the corrupt and cor
rupting concern?
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-29
PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The press Of the South, SO far, has giver
the people only one-sided view OF the con
test now being waged In Congress and rail
road circles between the Texas and Pacific
bill and the Southern Pacific project. WI
have printed the letter Of Gov. Brown
second vice presidents of the Texas and Pacific
and the reply Of ex-senator Norwood o.
Georgia. This morning we publish the
speech Of Senator johnson, OF Virginia, or
the bill to substitute certain lines In the inter-
est OF the South
We have printed these several documents
that our people may be possessed Of the
argument on both sides, and to give them
thorough information on this great question
Of Southern railroad to the Pacific.
Heretofore the people of the South have
heard nothing relative to the real merits Of
the two projects OF Southern road to
tie Pacific. They have heard the assaults
upon the Southern Pacific made by the hench
men. officials and attorneys Of the Texas and
Pacific, and they have heard the attacks upon
the Texas and Pacific made by the man ayers
OF the Southern Pacific. It is time now
that the people Of the South should discard
Mr.. Scott and MIR. Huntington, and contem-
plate from their own standpoint the true Pa
cific line.
To enable the people to do this we have
printed the letter Of Gov. Brown, In favor OF
the Texas Pacific; Of ex-senator Norwood, In
favor Of the Southern Pacific, and this morn
ing we publish on pages IL and Is the able
speech Of Senator Johnson in favor of bill
which, we believe, will secure and guarantee
to New Orleans and the South advantages
due to them In any Pacific scheme.
We shall have more to say on this subject
In day or two. But just now we commend
the attention, not only Of Southern members,
but OF the members Of Congress generally, to
The proposition Of Senator johnson, which
We believe to be the true and proper bill for
Southern members to support.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-29

II there is one person In the country In.
.terested In the fortunes of Christiancy 1t is
Zach Chandler. There is no place, present or
prospective, that the ancient Michigander
will not interest himself In In the interests Of
Christiancy. He is now urging him for the
Berlin mission. There are people malicious
enough to insinuate that Chandler's conduct
IN this respect is not entirely disinterested.
They say that he wishes to get Christiancy
out Of the way that he may again warm the
seat OF Senator from Michigan-when he
stands with his back to the fire.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-29

It Is generally conceded by the Missouri
press that Gen. james Shields will be selected
to fill the vacancy oecasioned by the death of
Senator Bogy. When Gen. Shields was de-
feated for the position Of doorkeeper of the
House the country was promised that he
should have something much better than that.
The Missouri Democrats intend to redeem
this pledge.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-29

A stalwart organ informs us that the Re.
publicans in Congress "have wisely deter
mined that they can afford to allow the
cypher dispatch scandal as 1t Is without ask
ing further investigation" Very well, then.
II the Republicans are afraid to slit the mat
ter to the bottom, the Democrats will do It
for them. They did not raise the Issue, but
they can afford to force the fighting on 1t.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-29
BODLEY BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock of Cane Wagons
Wheels, Cotton Wagons, Bagasse Carts, Farm
Carts Rice CARTS. Small Carts Of every size, four
and six seat Family Wagons. Spring Wagons
TOR delivering goods. Spokes. Felloes. Shafts
Hounds. Wagon Material. Axle Grease. Cart
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention to our
full-sized gwedged and hardened Axles, Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing of all our Carts and
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories at
wheeling w. Va. from the best material and by
skilled mechanics. we can give a reliable
the largest demand.
Depot-l15 ana ITO Common street.
foQ 1vvn M -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-29

"Any quantity Of evidence can be had in
the Louisiana market at any moment. but not
without reasonable consideration" Is the
way the Chicago Times neatly puts It, in
speaking OF the difficulties the Blaine COM
mlttce will labor under without money,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-29

Dakota will apply to Congress for admis-
sion into the Union, claiming to have the
requisite number Of inhabitants. 1t is safe to
say the claim will not be allowed. The DEM
ocratic House has before It's eyes the fright
full example" OF Colorado.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-29

Kearney has ceased his remarks upon the
s'lecherous bondholders" and the "slimy imps
Of hell" otherwise the press. and Is now
speaking In behalf Of temperance. The tenn
perance men should remember how the ora
tor Of the sand lots helped Butler In Massa-
chusetts and withdraw him In time.